The Mega Flame Wizard Vixen

World: ("Earth") Era: ("Modern") World's Kind: ("Pokémons"+"Humans"+"Anthropomorphic (furry)"+"Robots") Initial Region: ("Kalos")

Pokémon Trainer: ("A Pokémon Trainer is a character who captures, breeds, trains, and cares for Pokémon in general. The term "Pokémon Trainer" applies to anyone who owns a Pokémon, so a Pokémon Coordinator. The name of the original trainer of each Pokémon always remains, even they trade it, and is represented by the initials OT in the Pokémon's summary. Many Pokémon Trainers are divided into Trainer classes, which can depend on their personality, where they are from, or their preference of Pokémon. Most Pokémon Trainers have a common goal: to be the ultimate Pokémon Trainer, a prestigious title which is only obtainable by defeating the Elite Four and becoming the Pokémon Champion. Few, however, succeed in this aim except Ash Ketchum, the male protagonist of the anime and movies who never gives up on his dream. He travels the Pokémon world in a mission to catch every single different Pokémon and add it to his Pokédex. By his side is always Ash's Pikachu. Pokémon Trainers appear usually any place that is not deserted. Pokémon Trainers usually reside and battle on routes in order to weaken the protagonist/player and slow them down. Pokémon Trainers are almost always found in towns, routes, buildings, and the Victory Road. They also inhabit Gyms. There are almost as many Pokémon Trainers as there are Pokémon. Each one uses different Pokémon, a different fighting style, and a different attitude. There are usually different levels of Pokémon Trainers in terms of difficulty, Ace Trainers often being the strongest.")

Pokémon Performer: ("A Pokémon Performer is a Pokémon trainer who trains their Pokémon to show off their talents and perform in front of audiences. There are two sections: the Theme Performance and the Freestyle Performance. Theme Performances, with their name, have themes, which include styling, making Poké Puffs, etc. Performers can use more than one Pokémon depending on the task. Pokémon styling is when Performers style their Pokémon using makeup, jewelry, accessories, and dresses/costumes, and then walk on the runway. Baking Poké Puffs are another theme performance. Performers use their skills to bake Poké Puffs. The stage comes with kitchens and ingredients. Freestyle Performances let Performers and their Pokémon dance and make use of the Pokémon's talents together, in which up to six Pokémon can be used. There are 2 types of Pokémon Showcases: Rookie Class showcases and Master Class showcases. The winner of a Rookie Class Showcase receives a Princess Key or a Prince Key; three Princess Keys or Prince Key are required to compete in the Master Class showcases. The title of Kalos Queen or Kalos King is decided during the Master Class.")

Pokémon Coordinator: ("A Coordinator is a Pokémon Trainer who trains their Pokémon to show off its own beauty, then enters their Pokémon in Pokémon Contests. In the anime, every Coordinator has one goal, to receive the coveted Ribbon Cup to become a Top Coordinator. To accomplish this, they must win at least five Ribbons of a certain region, for example Sinnoh, so they can enter the Grand Festival.")

Poké Puff: ("Made mostly from berries, Poké Puffs are treats for Pokémon and humans. They come in different flavors, like Sweet, Mint, Citrus, Mocha, and Spice. There are luxurious versions of Poké Puffs, including Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, Honor and Wish. In the anime, they are made by Serena and Miette, both who participated in Poké Puff Baking Contest. They also had to bake Poké Puffs in the theme performance round of the Dendemille Town Showcase, which was ultimately won by Serena. Dedenne, Pikachu, Braixen, Chespin and Ash are known to eat and like Serena's Poké Puffs. Also, Chespin is known to eat nearly all of Serena's Poké Puffs, usually making him the suspect when half of the Poké Puffs are gone.")

Pokémon Showcase's Description: ("The Pokémon Showcase is a Pokémon competition that is only held in the Kalos region. This competition is where Pokémon Performers go to train their Pokémon and show off their talents in front of audiences. All Showcases are hosted by Monsieur Pierre. His Klefki gives the Princess Key (For female) or Prince Key (for males) to the winner.")

Pokémon Showcase's Rules: ("Pokémon Performers must be female in order to participate. Performers must first go past the Theme Performance where 3 performers are sent out at a time with their Pokémon to take on the task assigned to that particular Showcase. The Performer in each group that completes the task the best according to the criteria moves on to the Freestyle Performance round. In the Freestyle Performance, the Performers that advance from the Theme Performance perform a choreographed routine that shows off the bond they have with their Pokémon. When all performances are complete, the audience in the venue then use their Glowcasters to vote for the Performer they thought did the best job, each vote corresponding to the color of the Performer's key. The Performer receiving the most votes wins the Showcase and is awarded a Princess Key. In the Rookie Class, Performers must collect three Princess Keys from the various Showcases held around Kalos to qualify for the Master Class tournament. It is there that the title of Kalos Queen will be awarded.")

Pokémon Showcase's Activities: ("The Theme Performances include Pokémon Styling, making Poké Puffs, answering a Pokémon Quiz, Performing with Props and more, depending on the specific Showcase tournament. The Free Performances are when you Perform a Performance that shows the bond and uniqueness of both the Performer and Pokémon.")

[All Pokémon Showcase Locations: Lagoon Town: ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: Theater."); Coumarine City: ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: Pokémon Styling."); Dendemille Town: ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: PokéPuff Baking."); Anistar City: ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: Pokémon Quiz."); Couriway Town; ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: PokéPuff Performance."); Fleurrh City: ("Class: Rookie. Theme Performance: Rhyhorn Herding."); Gloire City: ("Class: Master Class. Theme Performance: Performance Battle.")]

[All Cities and Towns of Kalos; Vaniville Town: ("Vaniville Town is where the Calem and Serena moves in the start of the game. It is home to Shauna and Serena and Calem, the opposite gender of the character the player chooses"); Aquacorde Town: ("Aquacorde Town is where the hero/heroine meets all of their rivals and obtains their starter Pokémon as well as the Pokédex."); Santalune City: ("Santalune City is home to the Santalune City Gym and its Gym Leader, Viola, who specializes in Bug-type Pokémon."); Lumiose City: ("Lumiose City is the main city of Kalos. It is home to Alexa, a journalist and Gym Leader Viola's elder sister. The gym is located exactly in the center of the city, inside the Prism Tower. It's also home to Trevor, another rival of the player, and it is also where Professor Sycamore's Lab is located. The Gym Leader, Clemont, specializes in Electric types. It is also the setting of Pokémon Legends: Z-A."); Camphrier Town: ("A town with a barren castle that used to belong to a noble family. It is home to Cassius, the operator for the Kalos Pokémon Storage System."); Ambrette Town: ("A town home to the Ambrette Aquarium and the Fossil Lab."); Cyllage City: ("Cyllage City is homage to the Rock-type Gym. The Gym Leader, Grant, specializes in Rock-type Pokémon. A Bicycle can also be obtained here."); Geosenge Town: ("A town that is home to mysterious ruins and is later revealed to be above the Ultimate Weapon that Team Flare utilizes."); Shalour City: ("Shalour City is hometown of Korrina and where the Tower of Mastery lies. This also marks the first battle with Calem or Serena. The Gym Leader, Korrina, specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon."); Coumarine City: ("Coumarine City is divided into two parts. First there is the coastal part where there are a couple of stands and a hotel. However, connected via monorail, is the cliff side part of Coumarine City. This is where Ramos, the grass-type gym leader, awaits. This is also the place where you find Tierno when you complete the game. Here, you can buy incenses for 9,600 Poké money."); Laverre City: ("Laverre City is a small city located at the north of Kalos. It is a very rustic city and features quaint homes that are built around a forest. In the middle is an ancient tree that is said to be 1,500 years old. This is where Valerie, the fairy-type gym leader awaits."); Dendemille Town: ("A rural town with windmills and farms. It is home to the Move Deleter and Move Reminder.") ; Anistar City: ("Anistar City is a city located east of Kalos. The city is next to the sea and since it is close to Snowbelle City, it is a cold city. It is home to Olympia the Psychic-type gym leader. It also has an ancient sundial made out of crystal, a symbol of the city."); Snowbelle City: ("Snowbelle City is the last city where a Gym Leader resides. Wulfric, the Ice-type Gym Leader, awaits. Located in southeast Kalos, the city is more or less covered in snow. According to the town map, its snowy condition originates from the local Gym where ventilators were installed pumping cold air to maintain a 'icy look' thus affecting the city. South of the city, the entrance to Route 20 is there.")]

[All Kalos' Routes: Kalos Route 1: ("Kalos Route 1 (Vaniville Pathway) is the first route found in Kalos. It is a straight, basic path that connects Vaniville Town and Aquacorde Town. No Pokémon can be found in this route."); Kalos Route 2: ("Kalos Route 2 (Avance Trail) is the second route found in Kalos. It is a straightforward route that connects Aquacorde Town and Santalune Forest."); Kalos Route 3: ("Kalos Route 3 (Ouvert Way) is the third route found in Kalos. It is a straightforward route that connects Santalune Forest and Santalune City."); Kalos Route 4: ("Kalos Route 4 (Parterre Way) connects Santalune City and Lumiose City. This route introduces the player to Pokémon hidden in flowers, such as Flabébé."); Kalos Route 5: ("Kalos Route 5 (Versant Road) connects Lumiose City and Camphrier Town. There is a skate park with grind rails leading out either side to areas exited using a ledge."); Kalos Route 6: ("Kalos Route 6 (Palais Lane) connects Route 7 to Parfum Palace. It is a straight path to the Parfum Palace, shaded by trees that line the path in two neat rows by accessed from Route 7, and unkept long grass by accessed from Parfum Palace."); Kalos Route 7: ("Kalos Route 7 (Rivière Walk) connects Route 6, Camphrier Town, and Connecting Cave. The Battle Chateau can be found near the center of the route."); Kalos Route 8: ("Kalos Route 8 (Muraille Coast) connects Connecting Cave and Ambrette Town on the upper cliffside path, and connects Ambrette Town and Cyllage City on the lower seaside path."); Kalos Route 9: ("Kalos Route 9 (Spikes Passage) connects Ambrette Town and Glittering Cave. This route was forged by retired Rhyhorn Racers, so most of the route is rough and rocky, and the player has to ride on a Rhyhorn on the route in order to traverse it."); Kalos Route 10: ("Kalos Route 10 (Menhir Trail) connects Cyllage City and Geosenge Town. This route is lined with mysterious stone, which are the graves of the Pokémon that died 3,000 years ago for their life forces to energize the ultimate weapon. After 10 years, this weapon is completely destroyed."); Kalos Route 11: ("Kalos Route 11 (Miroir Way) connects Geosenge Town and Reflection Cave. This route has many clear crystals sprout from the ground."); Kalos Route 12: ("Kalos Route 12 (Fourrage Road) connects Shalour City, Azure Bay, and Coumarine City. This route is the location of Baa de Mer Ranch, where several Skiddo can be ridden on."); Kalos Route 13: ("Kalos Route 13 (Lumiose Badlands) connects Coumarine City and Lumiose City. It is also the location of Kalos Power Plant."); Kalos Route 14: ("Kalos Route 14 (Laverre Nature Trail) connects Lumiose City and Laverre City. It is home to the scary house, associated with a haunted tale."); Kalos Route 15: ("Kalos Route 15 (Brun Way) is an autumn-like area. It connects Laverre City, Route 16, and Dendemille Town. The north entrance of Lost Hotel can be found here."); Kalos Route 16: ("Kalos Route 16 (Mélancolie Path) is an autumn-like area. It connects Lumiose City and Route 15. The south entrance of Lost Hotel can be found here."); Kalos Route 17: ("Kalos Route 17 (Mamoswine Road) is a winter-like area. It connects Dendemille Town and Anistar City. The constant snowstorms makes the most of the route inaccessible by foot, so the player must ride a Mamoswine to traverse it."); Kalos Route 18: ("Kalos Route 18 (Vallée Étroite Way) connects Anistar City and Couriway Town. This route is a lush, green route with a river flowing through it. Terminus Cave can be found at the east section of this route."); Kalos Route 19: ("Kalos Route 19 (Grande Vallée Way) connects Couriway Town to Snowbelle City. This route begins with a three-way intersection from Couriway Town gate"); Kalos Route 20: ("Kalos Route 20 (Winding Woods) connects Snowbelle City to Pokémon Village. This route is located inside of a dense forest, twisting and turning to avoid trees."); Kalos Route 21: ("Kalos Route 21 (Dernière Way) connects Snowbelle City and Victory Road. This is the final route to go through before Victory Road"); Kalos Route 22: ("Kalos Route 22 (Détourner Way) connects Santalune City and Victory Road. Chamber of Emptiness can be found on the south side of this route.")]

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