Named for the Egyptian goddess of joy and celebrations. Like Pacifidlog, Hathor is right after you leave Vacuna city on a route.
Hathor Town will celebrate your victory over the Elite Four and the Champ and be the home of your fanclub (as they are for everyone's).
There is also the Adeona House, named for the Roman Goddess who protected travelers returning home. Here, you will meet the game's creator, the guy who will give you the certificate or whatever once you've shown him your complete National Dex. The Adeona House doubles as Hathor Town's poke-mart, meaning that it can provide you with any last items needed to return home, though the route between Hathor and Illiad is rather easy-going.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
City Profile: Vacuna City
Named for the Roman Goddess of Victory, Vacuna is the location of the Ohten League Stadium, the Ohten Elite Four and Champion Laura.
Hercules Path will be open air, so you can fly back to any city you want while still on the path, since it will be a long and winding route with strong trainers sure to wear you and your pokemon team out.
Vacuna itself is centered around the Ohten League and Elite Four, with six buildings--referred to as "Houses"--dedicated to the six main attractions: Ohten Stadium, each of the four members of the Elite Four, and the reigning Champion. The Ohten Stadium House has a record of all the previous tournaments, complete with bracket breakdowns. Each Elite Four House has a record of the corresponding Elite Four member's wins and losses, and of the different Pokemon teams they have, including the current. These houses are good places to study up on the Elite Four before facing them. The Champion House has a record of all the champions from the founding of the Ohten League, for both the Elite Four challenge and the Ohten League Tournies.
Hercules Path will be open air, so you can fly back to any city you want while still on the path, since it will be a long and winding route with strong trainers sure to wear you and your pokemon team out.
Vacuna itself is centered around the Ohten League and Elite Four, with six buildings--referred to as "Houses"--dedicated to the six main attractions: Ohten Stadium, each of the four members of the Elite Four, and the reigning Champion. The Ohten Stadium House has a record of all the previous tournaments, complete with bracket breakdowns. Each Elite Four House has a record of the corresponding Elite Four member's wins and losses, and of the different Pokemon teams they have, including the current. These houses are good places to study up on the Elite Four before facing them. The Champion House has a record of all the champions from the founding of the Ohten League, for both the Elite Four challenge and the Ohten League Tournies.
Ohten's 8th and Final Gym
The Nighttime Gym
Leader: The Mysterious Masked Trainer, Obscure
Catch Phrase: "Can you beat the night?!"
This gym helps test how trainers have mastered the newly discovered Nighttime Boost effect for Dark and Ghost type techniques and pokemon. The gym is pitch-black inside, so to be sure you find the real Obscure, and not a dummy or a double, using Flash a few times would help greatly.
Pokemon:
Gengar, level 47;
Ability: Levitate
Moves: Hypnosis, Nightmare, Shadow Punch, Thunderbolt
Absol, Level 48;
Ability: Pressure
Moves: Swords Dance, Slash, Future Sight, Double Team
Umbreon, level 48;
Ability: Synchronize
Moves: Faint Attack, Confuse Ray, Psychic, Iron Tail
Spearit, Level 47;
Ability: Super Luck
Moves: Shadow Ball, Thunder Punch, Shadow Claw, Focus Blast
Rotom Fan, Level 49;
Ability: Levitate
Moves: Charge, Shockwave, Ominous Wind, Air Slash
Spiritomb, Level 51;
Ability: Pressure
Moves: Shadow Sneak, Nasty Plot, Dark Pulse, Spite
Reward: Shadow badge, and a Dusk Stone. "Evolve special pokemon with this rare stone, and learn to master the power of night!"
Leader: The Mysterious Masked Trainer, Obscure
Catch Phrase: "Can you beat the night?!"
This gym helps test how trainers have mastered the newly discovered Nighttime Boost effect for Dark and Ghost type techniques and pokemon. The gym is pitch-black inside, so to be sure you find the real Obscure, and not a dummy or a double, using Flash a few times would help greatly.
Pokemon:
Gengar, level 47;
Ability: Levitate
Moves: Hypnosis, Nightmare, Shadow Punch, Thunderbolt
Absol, Level 48;
Ability: Pressure
Moves: Swords Dance, Slash, Future Sight, Double Team
Umbreon, level 48;
Ability: Synchronize
Moves: Faint Attack, Confuse Ray, Psychic, Iron Tail
Spearit, Level 47;
Ability: Super Luck
Moves: Shadow Ball, Thunder Punch, Shadow Claw, Focus Blast
Rotom Fan, Level 49;
Ability: Levitate
Moves: Charge, Shockwave, Ominous Wind, Air Slash
Spiritomb, Level 51;
Ability: Pressure
Moves: Shadow Sneak, Nasty Plot, Dark Pulse, Spite
Reward: Shadow badge, and a Dusk Stone. "Evolve special pokemon with this rare stone, and learn to master the power of night!"
City Profile: Nox City
Location of the 8th and Final Gym, the Nighttime Gym, and named for the Roman Goddess of the night.
This city is known for its Great Pokémon Shrine--which coexists well with Nox City's nightlife entertainment of theaters, clubs, and restuarants--and for being the gateway to Ohten's form of Victory Road, Hercules Path, the challenging route that leads to Vacuna City.
Nestled between mountains, Nox City is well-shaded almost all day, except for high noon. Native Nox citizens are therefore known for having fair and sensitive skin, so Nox is the number exporter of skin-care and sun-protection products.
This city is known for its Great Pokémon Shrine--which coexists well with Nox City's nightlife entertainment of theaters, clubs, and restuarants--and for being the gateway to Ohten's form of Victory Road, Hercules Path, the challenging route that leads to Vacuna City.
Nestled between mountains, Nox City is well-shaded almost all day, except for high noon. Native Nox citizens are therefore known for having fair and sensitive skin, so Nox is the number exporter of skin-care and sun-protection products.
City Profile: Menoetius City
Named for the Titan whose name means "ruined strength." Ruins of Old Menoetius are found on the western side, and they stand as tribute to the last and most epic battle of the two legendary pokemon of Ohten, Tearor and Coragis.
The most noted piece of evidence towards this historical event is Aeschylus Crater.
Named for the Greek Tragedy play about character flaws and ruin, the crater was created by the last attack exchange between Coragis and Tearor centuries ago.
The reason Aeschylus was the chosen name is because it is believed that the character flaws of the two Legendaries caused the ruin of the landscape. Tearor is arrogant and destructive on its own, but it is Coragis' honor and obligation to defend others that made the destruction even more powerful. Coragis' "interference" angered Tearor, and caused him to go all out to defeat Coragis.
Certain bitter citizens of Menoetius blame both Tearor and Coragis for the city's destruction, for "Good and Evil" are subjective, determined only by opinion. Some Menoetians believe that Tearor would have done far less damage if it was allowed to go on its way, that Coragis was just making things worse when it "saved the day".
The most noted piece of evidence towards this historical event is Aeschylus Crater.
Named for the Greek Tragedy play about character flaws and ruin, the crater was created by the last attack exchange between Coragis and Tearor centuries ago.
The reason Aeschylus was the chosen name is because it is believed that the character flaws of the two Legendaries caused the ruin of the landscape. Tearor is arrogant and destructive on its own, but it is Coragis' honor and obligation to defend others that made the destruction even more powerful. Coragis' "interference" angered Tearor, and caused him to go all out to defeat Coragis.
Certain bitter citizens of Menoetius blame both Tearor and Coragis for the city's destruction, for "Good and Evil" are subjective, determined only by opinion. Some Menoetians believe that Tearor would have done far less damage if it was allowed to go on its way, that Coragis was just making things worse when it "saved the day".
Sunday, February 28, 2010
City Profile: Cybele City
Cybele is named for the Roman equivalent of the Titan Gaia. This is the city of agriculture, where produce is grown and distributed to the other cities, and even other regions.
Some travelers get in trouble for trespassing and training their pokemon on property of poke-farmers because it gets hard to tell the farmers' property from regular grassy fields. But farmers only get serious about trainers stumbling onto their land when it involves the fields specifically cultivated for their crops.
Here you can find very special foods designed to strengthen the different attributes of pokemon, that are much more pleasing for the Pokemon to eat than those vitamins (Protein, Carbos, etc.). If you are a trainer trying to get a pokemon like Eevee or Chansey to evolve into its next stage, the special Cybele Snacks help boost Happiness and a particular battle stat, depeding on which snack. Choose Poke-granola for Speed (cuz of the carbs), Poke-Jerkey for Attack (Protein), Poke-Pudding for Special Stats (Calcium), and Poke-Peanut Butter Cookies for Defense (Iron).
Some travelers get in trouble for trespassing and training their pokemon on property of poke-farmers because it gets hard to tell the farmers' property from regular grassy fields. But farmers only get serious about trainers stumbling onto their land when it involves the fields specifically cultivated for their crops.
Here you can find very special foods designed to strengthen the different attributes of pokemon, that are much more pleasing for the Pokemon to eat than those vitamins (Protein, Carbos, etc.). If you are a trainer trying to get a pokemon like Eevee or Chansey to evolve into its next stage, the special Cybele Snacks help boost Happiness and a particular battle stat, depeding on which snack. Choose Poke-granola for Speed (cuz of the carbs), Poke-Jerkey for Attack (Protein), Poke-Pudding for Special Stats (Calcium), and Poke-Peanut Butter Cookies for Defense (Iron).
City Profile: Fama City
Ohten's number one communications and news city, home to the ONN (Ohten News Network) HQ. Named for the Roman Goddess of Fame and Rumor, it is the home to many Poke-News companies and stations. From newspapers to magazines to television and internet news, Fama is the center of it all in Ohten.
Even in the streets, there are reporters and news teams that are continously going and leaving, devoted to bringing the public the latest and most fascinating of Pokemon related news. Who knows, they may ask you to display your skills in an on-the-spot pokemon battle!
Even in the streets, there are reporters and news teams that are continously going and leaving, devoted to bringing the public the latest and most fascinating of Pokemon related news. Who knows, they may ask you to display your skills in an on-the-spot pokemon battle!
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