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1. #1Error number not found

   Keys: Missingno

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   MissingNo. (Bird/Normal). A rare, unstable data anomaly that manifests as corrupted blocks. It does not evolve. Base stats: HP 33, Attack 136, Speed 29.

2. #2025 Pikachu

   Keys: Raichu, Pichu, Pikachu

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   Pikachu (Electric). It stores electricity in its cheeks. It evolves from Pichu and into Raichu using a Thunder Stone. It must discharge its energy to avoid sickness. Base Stats: HP 35, Atk 55, Spe 90.

3. #3Kanto Grass Starters

   Keys: Venusaur, Bulbasaur, Ivysaur

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   The Bulbasaur Line (Grass/Poison). Bulbasaur carries a seed from birth that grows into a bud as Ivysaur when it loses the ability to stand on its hind legs. Finally, it becomes Venusaur, whose massive flower blooms to absorb solar energy, releasing a soothing fragrance after rain. Stats (Final): HP 80, Atk 82, Spe 80.

4. #4Kanto Fire Starters

   Keys: Charmander, Charmeleon, Charizard

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   The Charmander Line (Fire/Flying). Charmander's life is tied to its tail flame. It evolves into the barbaric Charmeleon which slashes with sharp claws. Its final form, Charizard, flies the skies seeking powerful foes and breathes fire hot enough to melt solid boulders. Stats (Final): HP 78, Atk 84, Spe 100.

5. #5Kanto Water Starters

   Keys: Blastoise, Wartortle, Squirtle

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   The Squirtle Line (Water). Squirtle retreats into its shell for safety. As Wartortle, it grows furry ears and a tail to maintain balance while swimming. Finally, it becomes Blastoise, a powerhouse with pressurized water cannons on its shell capable of piercing steel. Stats (Final): HP 79, Atk 83, Spe 78.

6. #6Early Bug Line

   Keys: Butterfree, Caterpie, Metapod

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   The Caterpie Line (Bug/Flying). Caterpie protects itself with a stench from its antennae. It evolves into the iron-hard Metapod which remains motionless until evolution. Its final form, Butterfree, can fly for miles to collect honey with its superior senses. Stats (Final): HP 60, Atk 45, Spe 70.

7. #7Eevee Family

   Keys: Espeon, Flareon, Sylveon, Vaporeon, Leafeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, Jolteon, Eevee

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   Eevee and the Eeveelutions. Eevee's unstable DNA allows it to evolve into various types: Vaporeon (Water), Jolteon (Electric), Flareon (Fire), Espeon (Psychic/Day), Umbreon (Dark/Night), Leafeon (Grass), Glaceon (Ice), and Sylveon (Fairy/Friendship). Each is a specialized adaptation to different environments.

8. #8493 Arceus

   Keys: Arceus

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   Arceus (Normal). The Creator of the Pokémon world. Its Multitype ability allows it to change types via Plates. It served as the blueprint for the 'Type: Full' project to combat interdimensional threats. Base Stats: HP 120, Atk 120, Spe 120.

9. #9772 Type: Null

   Keys: Type: Null, Type Null

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   Type: Null (Normal). A synthetic 'Beast Killer' modeled after the creator, Arceus. It wears a limiter mask to freeze its rejection of the RKS System. Only four exist: 3 in Alola (1 escaped with Gladion, 2 in stasis) and 1 in Galar from stolen Aether plans. Base Stats: HP 95, Atk 95, Spe 59.

10. #10773 Silvally

    Keys: Silvally, slivally

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    Silvally (Normal). The evolution of Type: Null after gaining a partner's trust. It shatters its limiter mask to become 'unfrozen', gaining the RKS System to change types like Arceus. Its sole purpose is to destroy Ultra Beasts. Base Stats: HP 95, Atk 95, Spe 95.

11. #11Pseudo-Legendaries

    Keys: Salamence, Dragapult, Hydreigon, Kommo-o, Dragonite, Baxcalibur, Garchomp, Tyranitar, Goodra, Metagross

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    Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon. Rare three-stage evolution lines that reach a 600 base stat total. They are considered equal to many legendary species in power.

12. #12Legendary Pokémon

    Keys: Rayquaza, Giratina, Zekrom, Lugia, Zacian, Zygarde, Mewtwo, Koraidon, Kyurem, Dialga, Palkia, Kyogre, Yveltal, Lunala, Eternatus, Groudon, Zamazenta, Ho-Oh, Xerneas, Reshiram, Solgaleo, Miraidon

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    Legendary Pokémon. Powerful, unique beings that control space, time, and nature. They are often the subjects of ancient regional myths.

13. #13Mythical Pokémon

    Keys: Darkrai, Marshadow, Diancie, Meltan, Meloetta, Volcanion, Victini, Deoxys, Melmetal, Manaphy, Zarude, Mew, Zeraora, Hoopa, Phione, Jirachi, Genesect, Magearna, Keldeo, Shaymin, Celebi

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    Mythical Pokémon. Extremely rare creatures whose existence is often debated by scientists. They are usually found only through special circumstances.

14. #14Ultra Beasts

    Keys: Guzzlord, Buzzwole, Naganadel, Nihilego, Stakataka, Poipole, Kartana, Blacephalon, Pheromosa, Celesteela, Xurkitree

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    Ultra Beasts (UB). Strange entities from Ultra Space. They are identified by their Beast Boost ability and are the specific targets of the Type: Full project.

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