Miscallaneous
Potential: Poor - Average - Elite - Champion - Pseudo Legendary - Legendary
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Pokemon Evolution Path
Every Pokemon that evolves will increase its potential. The higher the potential of a Pokemon, the easier it is for the Pokemon to break through to the next level of qualification. For example:
Bagon [Elite Rank] -> Shelgon [Champion] -> Salamence [Quasi God]
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Pokemon Strength - Qualification
Initial Stage
1 - 16 : Infant (Rookie - Unevolved)
16 - 36 : Adult (Intermediate - 1st Evolution)
36 - 48 : Senior (Advanced - 2nd Evolution)
Elite-Stage Pokemon
49 - 60 : Elite Rank
60 - 70 : Master Rank
70 - 80 : Grandmaster Rank
80 - 90 : Pseudo-Legendary
91 - 99 : Legendary
*There are also Pokemon whose bottleneck does not follow the normal path and have their own unique characteristics
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Trainer Qualification
Trainer : Rookie - Ace - Veteran - Elite - Champion - Legend
Scholars : Rookie - Veteran - Elite - Associate Professor - Professor
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Pokemon ability
- 2 slots for normal abilities
- 1 Slot for hidden ability
For example, Eevee had two Normal Abilities — 1st [Run Away] and 2nd [Adaptability]
One hidden ability [Anticipation].
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Profession
Pokemon Trainer: Is a person who catches, trains, cares for, and battles with Pokemon
Pokemon Breeder: Raises and mates Pokemon for genetic improvements such as moves, individual values, and Natures.
Pokemon Coordinator: Raises Pokemon to compete in Pokemon Contests, by feeding them snacks used to enhance their appearances and teaching them moves designed for particular appeals.
Pokemon Scholar: Researches certain aspects of Pokemon and the Pokemon world, such as Evolution and habitat. They also hand out starter Pokemon to aspiring Trainers.
Gym Leader: Challenges Trainers to test if they are skilled enough to take on the Pokemon League challenge. They hand out a Badge to Trainers who defeat them in battle.
Pokemon Ranger: Protect wild Pokemon and their habitat from natural disasters, poachers, and others that threaten to do them harm.
Pokemon watcher: Studies Pokemon, their habits, behaviors, and interactions.
Pokemon Connoisseur: Specializes in identifying the compatibility between Pokemon and their Trainers.
Pokemon Stylist: Sketches and designs clothing and accessories for Pokemon.
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Organization
Pokemon Alliance: a bureau consisting of cooperation between Pokemon Association, Pokemon Activities Committee, International Police, and Ranger Union
Pokemon Association: Handles legislation regarding Pokemon.
International Police: A law enforcement organization.
Pokemon Activities Committee: Organizes and coordinates Pokemon Contests and related events.
Ranger Union: An organization with the intention of fighting people who mistreat Pokemon and threaten peace.
Pokemon League: Regulates Pokemon Gyms and oversees the regional League Conferences.
Pokemon school: Is a school where students and Trainers can learn more about Pokemon. Most beginning Trainers visit at least one of them, and common Trainers who study extensively at these locations are Lasses, School Kids, and Scientists.
Pokemon gym: Is a place where Pokemon Trainers go to train their Pokemon. Just like real-life gymnasiums, where one can go to work out and build physical strength, Pokemon Gyms are places where Trainers can go to sharpen their battling skills and where their Pokemon can go to gain experience.
Fighting dojos: institutions that specialize in the training of Fighting-type Pokemon
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Money : Alliance Coins
10.000 Alliance Coins = 1 WCoins
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Weekly Power Status
-- Power
Ranking 
-- Power
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