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* SeasonalBaggage: Team Flora ([[spoiler: or Team Draco]]) sinking the Temple of Seasons causes the world's seasons to be thrown into chaos, with each area of Holodrum having a different default season. Upon obtaining the Rod of Seasons, you're able to change the seasons for an area yourself.

* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Frozen Plateau, the Past version of Nuun Highlands, is a frigid place where you can come across the Ice Rock which allows Eevee to become Glaceon when leveled up there. Some rooms in the Ancient Tomb contain ice floors.

* UnderTheSea: Much of the exploration of the Zora Seas involves using Dive to head underwater.

* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Initially, Team Plasma was a dragon-based {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Teams Magma and Aqua]] (and Teams Flora and Plasma being grass and electric-based [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of them), but come the remakes and Team Draco has changed things up to be fairly different from them as well as Teams Flora and Plasma.

* GravityMaster: Seraphia learns the move Gravity. Starting in ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero]]'', it also learns Gravity Hold.

* WhipItGood: The line starts off with Vine Whip and Plantplug's hands can shoot out vines that are electrified. From ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame'' onward, the line learns also Electric Whip.

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[[AC:Team Flora]]

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A villainous team that has appeared in Holodrum, Team Flora is an organization that is known to dress in green, befitting the natural environment and plant-life as a whole. A group of radical environmentalists, they highly favor nature and Pokémon and believe humanity to be a plague that has choked the natural order of the world since its birth. Team Flora is known to use mainly Grass-type Pokémon and others befitting nature such as Poison-types and Bug-types. During the course of the game, they throw the seasons into chaos and seek to obtain the Rod of Seasons to use in their plans. [[spoiler: Team Flora's ultimate plan is to combine Groudon's power with that of the Rod of Seasons and [[KillAllHumans destroy all of human civilization]].]]

!Tropes that apply to Team Flora as a whole:

* BareYourMidriff: The outfits of Team Flora Grunts have this, as does Xenia's.
* BatOutOfHell: Like most villainous teams, Team Flora has a thing for the Zubat line.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Team Flora uses several Bug-type Pokémon.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Initially, Team Flora was a plant-based {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Teams Magma and Aqua]] (and Team Plasma being an electric {{Expy}} of them), but come the remakes and Team Flora has changed things up to be fairly different from them as well as Team Plasma, which it forms a Nature vs Technology vibe with.
* {{Expy}}: Team Flora comes off as a Grass-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]]. Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Flora has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Plasma and [[spoiler: Team Draco]]).
* FailedASpotCheck: At the start of the game, Farlie has the Temple of Seasons sunk into Subrosia, unaware that the Rod of Seasons, crucial to his plans, was stored inside it. Maybe he should've checked the temple first before sinking it.
* {{Foil}}: Is this to Team Plasma. Team Flora uses Pokémon of mainly organic elements, favors nature and Pokémon, [[spoiler: and seeks to end humanity]], while Team Plasma uses Pokémon of mainly inorganic elements, favors technology and humans, [[spoiler: and seeks to end Pokémon-kind]].
* GreenThumb: Team Flora uses mainly Grass-type Pokémon.
* HumansAreBastards: This is basically how Team Flora views humanity when it comes to the natural balance of the world.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite their hatred for humanity and preference for nature and Pokémon, Team Flora themselves are humans, use technology such as Pokéballs, and use Pokémon for battling. In addition, they end up causing damage to nature by screwing up the seasons in Holodrum.
* PoisonousPerson: Team Flora uses a few Poison-type Pokémon in their lineups.
* SeasonalBaggage: Due to sinking the Temple of Seasons, Team Flora causes this to happen to Holodrum, with the seasons thrown into chaos by their actions. [[spoiler: During the climax of their plans, they cause the seasons to instantly shift every several seconds in an endless cycle.]]

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[[folder: Xenia]]

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[[folder: Peg]]

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[[folder: Farlie]]

The leader of Team Flora, Farlie is a man who believes human civilization has been a plague on nature and that the world should return to nature. By harnessing the power of the seasons, he hopes to make this dream a reality. In order to achieve this, Farlie has Din, the Oracle of Seasons, kidnapped, in order to use her power over the seasons and sinks the Temple of Seasons into Subrosia, throwing the seasons into chaos and also messing things up in Subrosia. [[spoiler: It turns out Farlie's ultimate plan is to awaken the Legendary Pokémon Groudon and then combine its power with that of the Rod of Seasons in order to create an energy-infused super-eruption that will fertilize the world and bring out expanding megaflora that will choke out all of human civilization and bring the world back to nature.]]\\

In ''Pokémon [=SpatialSeasons=]'', Farlie's plan has been altered to be that humans have perverted nature and Pokémon for far too long and that humanity should have died out long ago. [[spoiler: His central plan is to acquire the Red Orb, use it to revert Groudon to its Primal form, and imbue it with the power of all four seasons in order to bring about an anomaly of infinitely growing plant-life that will wipe out humanity and allow a new world, one absent of humans, to be born and allow nature and Pokémon to reclaim the world.]]
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!Tropes that apply to Farlie:

* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: [[spoiler: In the remakes, when Farlie is fought the last time, the arena resembles a strange forest of moving, twisting trees and giant blowing leaves amidst a glowing green haze.]]
* BigBad: Is the one for ''Pokémon Seasons'' and its remake.
** BigBadEnsemble: Forms this with Plasmae and [[spoiler: Dralene]] in both games.
* ClimacticVolcanoBackdrop: [[spoiler: The final battle with Farlie takes place within the core of Subrosia's largest volcano.]]
* ClimaxBoss: Happens to be this in ''Pokémon Seasons'' (and its remake).
* DarkIsEvil: In the remakes, Farlie (along with the rest of Team Flora minus Peg), is dark-skinned, and happens to be pretty evil.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: As seen in the {{Expy}} example below, characterization started to distance Farlie a good deal from Maxie and Archie in several areas come the remakes.
* {{Expy}}:
** Farlie started off as basically one of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Maxie and Archie]] before he started to become [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiated]] from them (see above).
** Farlie is also basically one of Onox, having a similar role to Onox's from ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''.
* {{Foil}}: In this to Plasmae, Team Plasma's leader. Farlie is pro-Pokémon, anti-human, and favors nature, while Plasmae is pro-human, anti-Pokémon, and favors technology.
* GaiasVengeance: Farlie's plot can be seen as a villainous version of this trope, [[spoiler: with his goal to destroy human civilization and have nature retake the world]].
* HumansAreBastards: In the remakes, Farlie's characterization has been revised to be that he hates humanity and what they've done to nature and Pokémon-kind, even believing that humans should have died out a long time ago and return the world to Pokémon.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite his hatred of humans and his desire to bring an end to them, Farlie himself is human. [[spoiler: When confronted about this when his plans to end humanity are nigh, he responds with that there needs to be someone to oversee the new balance of nature and Pokémon.]]
* {{Irony}}: Farlie, who use mainly Grass-type Pokémon, [[spoiler: seeks to capture Groudon, a powerful ''volcanic'' Legendary Pokémon, and is fought for the last time deep within a volcano]].
* KillAllHumans: [[spoiler: In the remakes, his plan entails the eradication of the human race in order for the world to return to Pokémon and nature.]]
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Farlie started to demean women at one point in his life and ended up removing several of them from Team Flora, indicating that he's misogynist.
* Pokémon Types:
** BigCreepyCrawlies[=/=]ExtraOreDinary: Scizor
** BlowYouAway: Golbat, Crobat and Ecocadia (remake).
** CombatPragmatist: Mightyena and Cacturne.
** GreenThumb: Cacturne, Exeggutor (original), Tropivern & Ecocadia (remake), and Venusaur.
** PoisonousPerson: Golbat, Crobat, and Venusaur.
** PsychicPowers: Exeggutor (original)
* RecurringBoss: Is fought three times during the course of Pokémon Seasons (and remake).
* StrawMisogynist: At one point, Farlie came down with something that caused him to show contempt towards women and cause Team Flora to become effectively pro-male and anti-female. While this has faded over time, there are still more males than females in his organization.
* SuperMode: [[spoiler: In the remakes, Farlie uses a Mega Venusaur when battled the final time.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Farlie of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where he succeeded in using Groudon and the Rod of Seasons to wipe out humanity and create a new world of nature and Pokémon.]]
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: In the remakes, after being defeated the final time, Farlie refuses to leave the Subrosia Core as it's sealed off, the volcano then erupting with him still in it. Whether or not he perished in the eruption is unknown.]]
* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Seeks to return the world to one of only Pokémon and nature, without humanity.
* WeaponOfChoice: Cacturne and Venusaur [[spoiler: (Mega in the remakes)]].

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[[AC:Team Plasma]]

[[folder: As a Whole]]

A villainous team that has appeared in Labrynna, Team Plasma [[note]]This is not the same Team Plasma from ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''[[/note]] is an organization that is known to dress in yellow, befitting their preference for technology and electricity. A group of radical technocrats, they highly favor technology and humanity and believe Pokémon to be not only obsolete, but holding humankind back from its full potential. Team Plasma is known to use mainly Electric-type Pokémon and others akin to technology such as Psychic-types and Steel-types. During the course of the game, they screw up time in various ways and seek to obtain the Harp of Ages to use in their plans. [[spoiler: Team Plasma's ultimate plan is to combine Kyogre's power with that of the Harp of Ages and erase Pokémon from all time.]]

!Tropes that apply to Team Plasma as a whole:

* BatOutOfHell: Like most villainous teams, Team Plasma has a thing for the Zubat line.
* CosmicRetcon: Due to messing up things the Past, they end up causing a number of changes to things in the Present, including [[RetGone retgonning]] some people and Pokémon.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Initially, Team Plasma was an electricity-based {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Teams Magma and Aqua]] (and Team Flora being a grass {{Expy}} of them), but come the remakes and Team Plasma has changed things up to be fairly different from them as well as Team Flora, which it forms a Nature vs Technology vibe with.
* ExtraOreDinary: Team Plasma uses several Steel-type Pokémon.
* {{Expy}}: Team Plasma comes off as an Electric-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]]. Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Plasma has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Flora and [[spoiler: Team Draco]]).
* FailedASpotCheck: At the start of the game, Plasmae kidnaps Nayru and uses her power to travel into the past, unaware that the Harp of Ages, crucial to her plans, was back in the oracle's house, which allows the player character to go and get it themselves.
* {{Foil}}: Is this to Team Flora. Team Plasma uses Pokémon of mainly inorganic elements, favors technology and humans, [[spoiler: and seeks to end Pokémon-kind]], while Team Flora uses Pokémon of mainly organic elements, favors nature and Pokémon, [[spoiler: and seeks to end humanity]].
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Team Plasma views humanity as superior to Pokémon-kind and that the latter impedes humanity's progress.
* PsychicPowers: Team Plasma uses a few Psychic-type Pokémon in their lineups.
* ShockAndAwe: Team Plasma uses mainly Electric-type Pokémon.
* TimeCrash: [[spoiler: During the climax of their plans, Team Plasma almost causes this with time merging together and everything shifting back and forth between the Present and the Past every several seconds, making navigation difficult.]]
* TreacherousAdvisor: They become this to Queen Ambi in the past with Plasmae appealing to the queen in order to further her own plans, although Ambi is unaware of the acts Team Plasma causes in the past.

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[[folder: Plasmae]]

The leader of Team Plasma, Plasmae is a woman that believes that energy and technology must advance endlessly and become one. Once a brilliant scientist in laser refraction and plasma technology at the Labrynna Laser Institute, she sold her technology to small criminal organizations to finance her later creations, which resulted in her expulsion from the Institute. After this, Plasmae decided to enact something she once presented to the institute involving harnessing the power of time. In order to achieve this, she has Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, kidnapped, and uses her power to head 400 years into the past, where she becomes advisor to Queen Ambi. [[spoiler: It turns out that her plan is to awaken the Legendary Pokémon Kyogre and combine its power with the Harp of Ages, with the Pokémon's storms generating immense electricity that will bring forth a new world of only technology.]]\\

In ''Pokémon [=TemporalAges=]'', Plasmae's plan has been revised to be that humanity and technology are to become one and that Pokémon are not only obsolete, but impede this destiny. [[spoiler: Her main plan is to obtain the Blue Orb and bring about Kyogre's Primal form and merge that with the Harp of Ages in order to return to the beginning of time and use the energy from Primal Reversion to remove Pokémon from the timeline and bring forth a world of humanity and technology.]]
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!Tropes that apply to Plasmae:

* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: [[spoiler: In the remakes, when Plasmae is fought the last time, the arena resembles a flashing yellow area with weird massive energy columns and occasional bursts of lightning.]]
* BigBad: Is the one for ''Pokémon Ages'' and its remake.
** BigBadEnsemble: Forms this with Farlie and [[spoiler: Dralene]] in both games.
* ClimaxBoss: Happens to be this in ''Pokémon Ages'' (and its remake).
* CosmicRetcon: After using Nayru's power to go back in time, Plasmae causes many changes to the timeline, which causes chaos in both the Past and Present.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: As seen in the {{Expy}} example below, characterization started to distance Plasmae a good deal from Maxie and Archie in several areas come the remakes.

** Plasmae started off as basically one of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Maxie and Archie]] before she started to become [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiated]] from them (see above).
** Plasmae is also basically one of Veran, having a similar role to Veran's from ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]''.
* FinalSolution: [[spoiler: In the remakes, her plan involves removing Pokémon from the timeline in order to restart the world as one of humanity and technology.]]
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: [[spoiler: In the remakes, after being defeated the final time, a negative reaction from the Harp of Ages causes Plasmae to be sent to an unknown point in time, possibly never to return to her own.]]
* {{Foil}}: In this to Farlie, Team Flora's leader. Plasmae is pro-human, anti-Pokémon, and favors technology, while Farlie is pro-Pokémon, anti-human, and favors nature.
* HighAltitudeBattle: [[spoiler: The final battle with Plasmae takes place at the top of the Time Tower.]]
* MadScientist: How much of a scientist she is now is up for debate, but Plasmae was a scientist at the Labrynna Laser Institute before turning to villainy.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: In the remakes, Plasmae's characterization has been altered to be that Pokémon are becoming obsolete and that they hold humanity and technology from their full potential.

** BlowYouAway[=/=]PoisonousPerson: Golbat and Crobat.
** CombatPragmatist: Mightyena
** ExtraOreDinary: Magneton, Magnezone, and Metagross (remake).
** MakingASplash: Starmie (original)
** OurDragonsAreDifferent: [[spoiler: Mega Ampharos]]
** PsychicPowers: Starmie (original), Metagross (remake)
** ShockAndAwe: Manectric, Magneton, Magnezone, and Ampharos.
* RecurringBoss: Is fought three times during the course of Pokémon Ages (and its remake).
* ResetButton: [[spoiler: Plasmae seeks to return to the beginning of time so that she can begin the world as one of technology.]]
* SuperMode: [[spoiler: In the remakes, Plasmae uses a Mega Ampharos when battled the final time.]]
* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Plasmae of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where she succeeded in using Kyogre and the Harp of Ages to restart time with Pokémon gone and the world as one of humanity and technology merged together.]]
* TreacherousAdviser: In the Past, Plasmae becomes adviser to Queen Ambi in order to further her plans in the Past, with her manipulating the queen into having the Time Tower built as part of Team Plasma's plans.
* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: Seeks to restart the world as one of humans and technology as one, without Pokémon.
* WeaponOfChoice: Manectric and Ampharos [[spoiler: (Mega in the remakes)]].
* XanatosSpeedChess: When Plasmae's deceit is revealed to Queen Ambi by the player character, Plasmae decides to take the queen captive and continue her plan with the completion of the Time Tower.

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[[folder: [[spoiler: As a Whole]]]]

A villainous team that appears in either Holodrum or Labrynna, Team Draco is an organization that emerges when playing a linked game. Known to dress in teal, they are a group of fanatical astronauts that highly favor stabilized weather and climate, who believe that weather has plagued everything since the start of time and prevented the progression of the world from advancing into the stars. Team Draco is known to use mainly Dragon-type Pokémon and others that are dragon-like or in the Dragon Egg Group. During the course of the game, they either throw the seasons into chaos and seek the Rod of Seasons, or they screw up time in various ways and seek the Harp of Ages, both cases to use in their plans. Team Draco's ultimate plan is to combine Rayquaza's power with that of the Rod of Seasons or Harp of Ages and purge all weather from the world in addition to all those that don't support their plan.

!Tropes that apply to Team Draco as a whole:

* AirborneAircraftCarrier: The Draco Fortress is a giant airship that you infiltrate twice during the game.
* BatmanGambit: In the remakes, Team Draco's plan beginning depended on Team Flora and Team Plasma awakening the Primal forms of Groudon and Kyogre (which Rayquaza would awaken in response to), followed by the two teams being defeated by the player character (and Red), allowing Team Draco's plan to move forward.
* BatOutOfHell: Like most villainous teams, Team Draco has a thing for the Zubat line.
* TheChessmaster: In the remakes, it turns out that Team Draco waited for Team Flora and Team Plasma to awaken Groudon and Kyogre's Primal forms, which would then cause Rayquaza to be summoned in response, which would then allow Team Draco to capture it and being their plans to fruition.
* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: When you start a linked game, it turns out the villainous team you would normally fight in the region has already been defeated by [[VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Red]], and instead, you end up fighting Team Draco, who ends up taking the place of the departed team.
* CosmicRetcon: In Ages (and it remake), due to messing up things the Past, they end up causing a number of changes to things in the Present, including [[RetGone retgonning]] some people and Pokémon.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Initially, Team Plasma was a dragon-based {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Teams Magma and Aqua]] (and Teams Flora and Plasma being grass and electric-based [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of them), but come the remakes and Team Draco has changed things up to be fairly different from them as well as Teams Flora and Plasma.
* {{Expy}}: Team Draco comes off as a Dragon-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]] (and happens to be a villainous team that seeks Rayquaza). Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Draco has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Flora and Team Plasma).
* FailedASpotCheck: This happens to Team Draco at the start of whatever game you play second:
** In Seasons (and its remake), Dralene has the Temple of Seasons sunk into Subrosia, unaware that the Rod of Seasons, crucial to her plans, was stored inside it. Maybe she should've checked the temple first before sinking it.
** In Ages (and its remake), Dralene kidnaps Nayru and uses her power to travel into the past, unaware that the Harp of Ages, crucial to her plans, was back in the oracle's house, which allows the player character to go and get it themselves.
* [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons Just Add Dragons]]: Team Draco uses mainly Dragon-type Pokémon in addition to dragon-like Pokémon and Pokémon in the Dragon Egg Group.
* SeasonalBaggage: In Seasons (and its remake), due to sinking the Temple of Seasons, Team Draco causes this to happen to Holodrum, with the seasons thrown into chaos by their actions. During the climax of their plans, they cause all the seasons to coexist at the same time.
* StarScraper: Team Draco's base happens to extend all the way into space, with an [[SpaceElevator orbital elevator]] in between the two halves explored. You use warp tiles to jump between the lower floors and the ones in space, and the floors in space have [[GravityScrew gravity reversed]], as seen with the top (bottom) floor.
* TimeCrash: In Ages (and its remake), during the climax of their plans, Team Draco almost causes this with time having merged together and the Present and the Past coexisting at the same time.
* TreacherousAdvisor: In Ages (and its remake), they become this to Queen Ambi in the past with Dralene appealing to the queen in order to further her own plans, although Ambi is unaware of the acts Team Draco causes in the past.
* WalkingSpoiler: In ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'', you're only initially aware of Team Flora and Team Plasma. Only in a linked game do you find out that a third team even exists. If you only play one of the two games, you won't ever even find out about Team Draco. [[LateArrivalSpoiler This isn't kept under wraps as much come the remakes, however.]]

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[[folder: [[spoiler: Dralene]]]]

The leader of Team Draco, Dralene is a woman that is obsessed with wanting to take control of all weather and climate. She was originally from Blackthorn City in Johto, where she is the granddaughter of one of the Dragon Clan elders, but ended up being exiled from there. After this, Dralene found work in owning in a Swablu ranch, which she ran along with other workers, but after becoming obsessed with Rayquaza, the ranch started obtaining various other Pokémon. After purchasing various space equipment, such as a rocket, an orbiter, and a space station attachment, she turned her ranch personnel into Team Draco and then headed off into space to enact her plan to stabilize all the world's weather. In Seasons, Dralene has come to Holodrum, where she has Din, the Oracle of Seasons, kidnapped, in order to use her power over the seasons and sinks the Temple of Seasons into Subrosia, throwing the seasons into chaos and also messing things up in Subrosia, or in Ages, Dralene has come to Labrynna, where she has Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, kidnapped, and uses her power to head 400 years into the past, where she becomes advisor to Queen Ambi. It turns out that her plan is to capture Rayquaza and combine its power with the Rod of Seasons or Harp of Ages and rid the world of all weather.\\

In ''Pokémon [=SpatialSeasons and TemporalAges=]'', Dralene's plan has been rewritten to be that she believes that weather and storms have been a curse on the world since the dawn of time and that she believes herself to be the one that will put an end to that and that anyone else is not fit for a world fitting her vision. In addition, her plan has hinged on the near success of Team Flora and Team Plasma's plans, as the awakening of Groudon and Kyogre's Primal forms would cause Rayquaza to appear. During the course of the game, Dralene has Farore, the Oracle of Secrets, kidnapped in order to acquire the Book of Secrets and unlock the secret of Mega forms with it. It turns out that her ultimate plan is to capture Rayquaza and merge its power with that of the Rod of Seasons or Harp of Ages in order to create an all-spanning storm that will purge all weather from the world at once along with all those not in Team Draco and then have a new world of stabilized weather begin.

!Tropes that apply to Dralene:

* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: In the remakes, when Dralene is fought the last time, the arena resembles an area of outer space with a swirling nebula that surrounds the background and moving grids above and below the arena.
* BatmanGambit: In the remakes, Dralene was counting on the player character and Red stopping Farlie and Plasmae's plans once they summoned Groudon and Kyogre, that way she wouldn't have to deal with those two once her plan swung into action.
* BigBad: Is the true antagonist for ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' and their remakes.
** BigBadEnsemble: Forms this with Farlie and Plasmae in both games.
* TheChessmaster: In the remakes, Dralene turns out to have bided her time while Team Flora and Team Plasma carried out their plans while also counting on the player character and Red to defeat both teams, so that Rayquaza would intervene and she could begin to make her move.
* ClimaxBoss: Happens to be this for a linked game in ''Pokémon Seasons'' or ''Ages'' (and their remakes).
* ClimacticVolcanoBackdrop: In Seasons, the final battle with Dralene takes place within the core of Subrosia's largest volcano.
* ConvenientReplacementCharacter: In a linked game, in whatever region is visited second, since either Farlie of Plasmae has been defeated by Red, Dralene takes the place of that villain leader and enacts the plot of the game in their place.
* CosmicRetcon: In Ages, after using Nayru's power to go back in time, Dralene causes many changes to the timeline, which causes chaos in both the Past and Present.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: As seen in the {{Expy}} example below, characterization started to distance Dralene a good deal from Maxie and Archie in several areas come the remakes.
* TheExile: Dralene was once the granddaughter of one of the elders of Blackthorn's Dragon Clan before being banished from the clan.

** Dralene started off as basically one of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Maxie and Archie]] before she started to become [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiated]] from them (see above).
** Dralene is also basically one of Ganon, being the ultimate BigBad fought in a linked game like Ganon was in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames''.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Dralene was once a simple Swablu ranch owner before becoming the weather obsessed villain leader she is now.
* GreaterScopeVillain: In the remakes, Dralene is effectively this in whatever game you play first since her plan involved Team Flora and Team Plasma awakening Groudon and Kyogre so that Rayquaza would appear, and she takes the role of the actual BigBad in a linked game.
* GroundhogDayLoop: In the remake of Ages, after Dralene is defeated the final time, Dialga appears and sends Dralene back in time to when she first began her plan. It's implied that she will enact her plan the same way she did without memory of having already done so, only to get sent back in time again, and that she may already been through several loops.
* HighAltitudeBattle: In Ages, the final battle with Dralene takes place at the top of the Time Tower.
* {{Irony}}: In Seasons, Dralene, who leads a space-based villain team and seeks to capture Rayquaza, a powerful ''sky'' Legendary Pokémon, is fought for the last time deep within a volcano found in a ''subterranean'' world.
* LateToTheParty: In the case of a linked game, Dralene ended up arriving in Holodrum or Labrynna after Team Flora or Team Plasma, meaning she was late to the villain team "party". This isn't the case in the remakes, however.
* OmnicidalManiac: In the remakes, Dralene's plan entails wiping out everyone not within Team Draco, as she considers her organization the ones chosen to move onto a new world free of weather and climate.

** BlowYouAway: Altaria, Crobat, and Gyarados.

!SFA-VERSE INDEX

* ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages''
* ''DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure''
* ''DarthWiki/PokemonInfiniteAndZero''
* ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame''
* ''DarthWiki/PokemonSpiritAndShadow''

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[[AC:Team Flora]]

[[folder: As a Whole]]

A villainous team that has appeared in Holodrum, Team Flora is an organization that is known to dress in green, befitting the natural environment and plant-life as a whole. A group of radical environmentalists, they highly favor nature and Pokémon and believe humanity to be a plague that has choked the natural order of the world since its birth. Team Flora is known to use mainly Grass-type Pokémon and others befitting nature such as Poison-types and Bug-types. During the course of the game, they throw the seasons into chaos and seek to obtain the Rod of Seasons to use in their plans. [[spoiler: Team Flora's ultimate plan is to combine Groudon's power with that of the Rod of Seasons and [[KillAllHumans destroy all of human civilization]].]]

!Tropes that apply to Team Flora as a whole:

* BareYourMidriff: The outfits of Team Flora Grunts have this, as does Xenia's.
* BatOutOfHell: Like most villainous teams, Team Flora has a thing for the Zubat line.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Team Flora uses several Bug-type Pokémon.
* DivergentCharacterEvolution: Initially, Team Flora was a plant-based {{Expy}} of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Teams Magma and Aqua]] (and Team Plasma being an electric {{Expy}} of them), but come the remakes and Team Flora has changed things up to be fairly different from them as well as Team Plasma, which it forms a Nature vs Technology vibe with.
* {{Expy}}: Team Flora comes off as a Grass-type variant of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Team Magma and Team Aqua]]. Come [[VideoGameRemake Pokémon SP-Seasons and TM-Ages]] and Team Flora has taken steps to [[DivergentCharacterEvolution differentiate itself]] from those two (and also Team Plasma and [[spoiler: Team Draco]]).
* FailedASpotCheck: At the start of the game, Farlie has the Temple of Seasons sunk into Subrosia, unaware that the Rod of Seasons, crucial to his plans, was stored inside it. Maybe he should've checked the temple first before sinking it.
* {{Foil}}: Is this to Team Plasma. Team Flora uses Pokémon of mainly organic elements, favors nature and Pokémon, [[spoiler: and seeks to end humanity]], while Team Plasma uses Pokémon of mainly inorganic elements, favors technology and humans, [[spoiler: and seeks to end Pokémon-kind]].
* GreenThumb: Team Flora uses mainly Grass-type Pokémon.
* HumansAreBastards: This is basically how Team Flora views humanity when it comes to the natural balance of the world.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Despite their hatred for humanity and preference for nature and Pokémon, Team Flora themselves are humans, use technology such as Pokéballs, and use Pokémon for battling. In addition, they end up causing damage to nature by screwing up the seasons in Holodrum.
* PoisonousPerson: Team Flora uses a few Poison-type Pokémon in their lineups.
* SeasonalBaggage: Due to sinking the Temple of Seasons, Team Flora causes this to happen to Holodrum, with the seasons thrown into chaos by their actions. [[spoiler: During the climax of their plans, they cause the seasons to instantly shift every several seconds in an endless cycle.]]

[[folder: Brad]]

[[folder: Seth]]

[[folder: Xenia]]

[[folder: Peg]]

[[folder: Pokémon SPSeasons and TMAges]]]

In ''Pokémon [=SpatialSeasons=]'', Farlie's plan has been altered to be that humans have perverted nature and Pokémon for far too long and that humanity should have died out long ago. [[spoiler: His central plan is to acquire the Red Orb and use it to revert Groudon to its Primal form and imbue it with the power of all four seasons in order to bring about an anomaly of infinitely growing plant-life that will wipe out humanity and allow a new world, one absent of humans, to be born and allow nature and Pokémon to reclaim the world.]]

In ''Pokémon [=SpatialSeasons=]'', Farlie's plan has been altered to be that humans have perverted nature and Pokémon for far too long and that humanity should have died out long ago. [[spoiler: His central plan is to acquire the Red Orb and use it to revert Groudon to its Primal form and imbue the power of all four seasons in order to bring about an anomaly of infinitely growing plant-life that will wipe out humanity and allow a new world, one absent of humans, to be born and allow nature and Pokémon to reclaim the world.]]

* AmazingTechnicolorBattlefield: [[spoiler: In the remakes, when Farlie is fought the last time, the arena resembles a strange forest of moving, twisting trees and giant blowing leaves amidst a glowing green haze.
* BigBad: Is the one for ''Pokémon Seasons'' and its remake.]]

** Farlie is also basically one of Onox, having a similar role to ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames Onox's from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''.

* ClimaxBoss: Happens to be this for a linked game in Pokémon Seasons or Ages (and their remakes).

* TheBusCameBack: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]], the Dralene of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where she succeeded in using Rayquaza and the Book of Secrets to create an all-consuming geostorm that purged all weather from the world.

* ClimaticVolcanoBackdrop: [[spoiler: The final battle with Farlie takes place within the core of Subrosia's largest volcano.]]

* Expy:
** Farlie started off as basically one of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Maxie and Archie]] before he started to become differentiated from them (see above).
** Farlie is also basically one of Onox, having a similar role to ''[[TheLegendofZeldaOracleGames Onox's from The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons]]''.

* {{Misogynist}}: At one point, Farlie came down with something that caused him to show contempt towards women and cause Team Flora to become effectively pro-male and anti-female. While this has faded over time, there are still more males than females in his organization.

** Pokémon Types:

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Farlie of ''Seasons and Ages'' appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where he succeeded in using Groudon and the Rod of Seasons to wipe out humanity and create a new world of nature and Pokémon.]]

* Expy:
** Plasmae started off as basically one of [[VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire Maxie and Archie]] before she started to become differentiated from them (see above).
** Plasmae is also basically one of Veran, having a similar role to Veran's from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages]]''.

** BlowYouAway[=/=]Poisonous Person: Golbat and Crobat.

* TheBusCameBack: [[spoiler: In ''[[DarthWiki/PokemonFrostAndFlame Pokémon BlazeFrost and ChillFlame]]'', the Plasmae of Seasons and Ages appears during the Team RR Episode, having come from a world where she succeeded in using Kyogre and the Harp of Ages to restart time with Pokémon gone and the world as one of humanity and technology merged together.]]

A villainous team that appears in either Holodrum or Labrynna, Team Draco is an organization that emerges when playing a linked game. Known to dress in teal, they are a group of fanatical astronauts that highly favor stabilized weather and climate, who believe that weather has plagued everything since the start of time and prevented the progression of the world from advancing into the stars. Team Draco is known to use mainly Dragon-type Pokémon and others that are dragon-like or in the Dragon Egg Group. During the course of the game, they either throw the seasons into chaos and seek the Road of Seasons, or they screw up time in various ways and seek the Harp of Ages, both cases to use in their plans. Team Draco's ultimate plan is to combine Rayquaza's power with that of the Rod of Seasons or Harp of Ages and purge all weather from the world in addition to all those that don't support their plan.

* Barrier Warrior: They get Safeguard by LevelUp, (prior to [[VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite Gen V]]) Light Screen as an Egg Move, and Reflect and Magic Shield through TM.

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[[folder: Whipersnap, Snapspark, and Plantplug]]

A line of Electric/Grass Pokémon originally created by [[http://pokegym.net/forums/member.php?113-Carrington388 Carrington388]], Whipersnap, Snapspark, and Plantplug are flowers that shock to the touch due to absorbing electricity.

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[[folder: Aquatica and Mythica]]

A pair of Legendary Pokémon known as the Climate Duo, Aquatica and Mythica are said to manage and maintain the world's climate. Aquatica is the master of water and perpetuates the climate through the world's ocean currents, able to create immense tsunamis, gigantic oceanic storms, enormous cyclones, city-sized whirlpools, and more. Mythica is the master of weather and perpetuates the world's climate and seasonal patterns, able to create chains of varying storms, change the weather, manipulate climates, alter temperatures, and more.

''Pokémon Ages'' takes place in Labrynna, a region that revolves around the flow of time. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Lynna Town. As you progress through your Pokémon journey, you'll discover the Harp of Ages, which allows who holds it to travel through time. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll encounter Team Plasma [[note]]No, not the one from ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''[[/note]], who've kidnapped the singer Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, and through their actions in the past, messed up time. You'll also learn about the Legendary Pokémon Aquatica, who is said to manage the world's water and ocean currents.

''Pokémon Ages'' takes place in Labrynna, a region that revolves around the flow of time. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Lynna Town. As you progress through your Pokémon journey, you'll discover the Harp of Ages, which allows who holds it to travel through time. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll encounter Team Plasma [[note]]No, not the one from ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''[[/note]], who have kidnapped the singer Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, and through their actions in the past, screwed up time. You'll also learn about the Legendary Pokémon Aquatica, who is said to manage the world's water and ocean currents.

[[AC:Elite Four & Champion]]


[[AC:Supporting Cast]]

''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' is a ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' game idea created by [[http://sunflorazumarill.deviantart.com/ Sunflorazumarill]] with ideas pertaining to it dating back to around 2006, long predating ''DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure''. It happens to be a ''Pokémon'' take on ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames''; ''Oracle of Seasons'' and ''Oracle of Ages'', and thus has a number of features and similarities with those two games. What helps to make these two games more unique than other ''Pokémon'' entries (including later ones done by this creator) is that these games take place in separate regions, with their own locations, story, Gym Leaders, Elite Four, villain team, and more.

''Pokémon Seasons'' takes place in Holodrum, a region that revolves around the four seasons. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Horon Town. As you progress through your Pokémon journey, you'll discover the Rod of Seasons, which allows the wielder to change the seasons. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll also encounter Team Flora, who have kidnapped the dancer Din, the Oracle of Seasons, and sunk the Temple of Seasons, which has thrown the seasons of the world into chaos. You'll also learn about the Legendary Pokémon Mythica, who is said to manage the world's weather and seasons.

''Pokémon Ages'' takes place in Labrynna, a region that revolves around the flow of time. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Lynna Town. As you progress through your Pokémon journey, you'll discover the Harp of Ages, which allows who holds it to travel through time. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll also encounter Team Plasma [[note]]No, not the one from ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''[[/note]], who have kidnapped the singer Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, and through their plans in the past, have screwed up time. You'll also learn about the Legendary Pokémon Aquatica, who is said to manage the world's water and ocean currents.

Unlike what would be the later SFA-Dex's, ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' utilizes what can be considered a prototypical Pokédex consisting of a multitude of Pokémon thought up by the creator throughout the first four generations. As a result, the Pokémon below lack a number of necessary mainstays, such as [[StarterMon starters]], fossils, or [[InfinityMinusOneSword pseudo-Legendaries]]. As you'll also notice, a number of the Pokémon below are lifted from various other franchises, such as ''WesternAnimation/BluesClues'', ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'', and ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}''. Another drawback happens to be the overabundance of Electric, Fire, Water, and especially Grass-type Pokémon. Despite this, these Pokémon would later on integrate into and become mainstays in the SFA-Verse. Also note the Pokémon below have been reordered a little to make it look more like a regional Pokédex.

* {{Foil}}: Is this to Team Plasma. Team Flora uses Pokémon of mainly organic elements, favors nature and Pokémon, [[spoiler: and seeks to end humanity]], while Team Plasma uses Pokémon of mainly inorganic elements, favors technology and humans, [[spoilers: and seeks to end Pokémon-kind]].

* TheMaster: Mythica is considered to be the master of the Legendary Flowers [[Note]]Icolet, Electrisy, and Flarose[[/note]]. Aquatica is sometimes considered to be the master of them as well.

[[folder: Andlar and Angluminate]]

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[[folder: Pyrina and Flarancer]]

[[folder: Chemiket and Mothical]]

[[folder: Darkion and Nightasma]]

[[folder: Spiritio, Florantom, Fieryite, and Marinecter]]

[[folder: Chimazap and Thundekong]]

[[folder: Vovalvo and Vovalgia]]

[[folder: Vicious, Aggresious, and Enragious]]

[[folder: Scislur]]

[[folder: Shardra]]

Unlike what would be the later SFA-Dex's, ''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' utilizes what can be considered a prototypical Pokédex consisting of a multitude of Pokémon thought up by the creator throughout the first four generations. As a result, the Pokémon below lack a number of necessary mainstays, such as [[StarterMon starters]], fossils, or [[InfinityMinusOneSword pseudo-Legendaries]]. As you'll also notice, a number of the Pokémon below are lifted from various other franchises, such as ''WesternAnimation/BluesClues'', ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'', and ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}''. Despite this, these Pokémon would later on integrate into and become mainstays in the SFA-Verse. Also note the Pokémon below have been reordered a little to make it look more like a regional Pokédex.

* PlayingWithFire: As of Gen IV, Dodonking learns Flame Wheel and also Fire Fang, and can know Flamethrower, Fire Blast, and Lava Surf (Flora/Azure onward) through TM. Floredi Dodongo and Dodonking take it even further, as they're part Fire-type and also learn Fire Lash and Flare Blitz.
Status Buff: Dodongo gets Dragon Dance through breeding, which can turn it or Dodonking into a Lightning Bruiser. Mega Dodonking's newfound Dragon-typing makes this even better.
Super Mode: In Vari-Infi and Vari-Zero, Dodonking has received a Mega form. This doesn't extend to Floredi Dodonking, however.
Super Toughness: Mega Dodonking has the Solid Rock ability, which reduces damage done to it by super-effective attacks. Floredi Dodongo and Dodonking have Heat Pressure, which halves all damage done to them by Water and Ground attacks, un-coincidentally their only two weaknesses.
Underground Monkey: In Floredisa, Dodongo and Dodonking reside in volcanic environments, causing their bodies to adapt to the heat more and gain the Fire type. A legend states that Anchetis gave them their Fire type.

Whip It Good: Floredi Dodonking learns Fire Lash.

[Miusto, Pommy, and Miugon===============================]


[Flowertrio and Flowersixtet===============================]

Flowertrio is a trio of Grass/Poison flowers residing in a flowerbox that are linked to one another. When it becomes Flowersixtet, the number increases to half a dozen.

In Pokémon Frost and Flame, Flowertrio and Flowersixtet have regional variants in Floredisa where they're Grass/Normal-type and resemble the hibiscus. They are known for their wonderful singing voices, which attract people and Pokémon alike and are even said to make flowers grow.

Action Initiative: Flowertrio gets Leaf Rush, a special Grass-type Quick Attack, via breeding.
Barrier Warrior: Prior to Gen V, Flowertrio could get Light Screen via breeding, but can still get it through TM as well.
Combat Pragmatist: You wouldn't expect a group of flowers to get Pursuit or Faint Attack through breeding, right?
Confusion Fu: Flowersixtet can know damaging Grass, Poison, Bug, Psychic, Dark, Ground, Rock, Steel, Normal, Light, Chemical, and Fairy moves. Floredi Flowersixtet can also know damaging Water and Ghost moves.
Damage Sponge Boss: Flowersixtet has enormous HP (which can reach upwards of 474) and can use Synthesis to heal itself, but poor Defense. Its Special Defense on the other hand is massive (able to go as high as 372).
Elemental Absorption: Solar Growth makes Grass-type attacks that hit them instead increase their Defense and Special Defense by 50%.
Expy: Of the Flowers from Pee-Wee's Playhouse.
Fire, Ice, Lightning: Being a Pokémon consisting of three, Flowertrio learns Tri Attack, which can inflict one of the status conditions associated with those types.
Foil: To Exeggcute and Exeggutor. Both Flowertrio and Exeggcute reach their final stages by using a Leaf Stone and both of their final stages have a BST of 520 (530 as of Gen VII).They both also get regional variants.
Green Thumb: Grass-type
Lightning Bruiser: If it has Chlorophyll and you got some strong sunlight going on, Flowersixtet can become this.
Make Me Wanna Shout: Floredi Flowertrio and Flowersixtet learn several sound-based moves like Sing, Hyper Voice, and Boomburst (Floredi Flowersixtet only). Floredi Flowersixtet's singing can be heard over a mile away.
Mighty Glacier: Of the special variety, thanks to its colossal HP and Special Defense as well as manageable Attack and Special Attack. It's not winning any awards in Speed, however.
Non-Elemental: Floredi Flowertrio and Flowersixtet happen to be Normal-type.
Petal Power: Flowertrio learns both Petal Dance and Petal Blizzard.
Poisonous Person: Poison-type
Psychic Powers: Flowertrio gets both Psybeam and Extrasensory through breeding.
Secret Art: Needle Cannon, a multi-hit Grass-type attack that also has a 20% chance of poisoning the opponent, can only be known by Flowersixtet.
Shock and Awe: For a group of flowers, they surprisingly can know Thunder, Thunderbolt, Shock Wave, and Charge Beam.
Spike Shooter: Flowertrio learns Pin Missile while Flowersixtet learns its signature move of Needle Cannon.
Standard Status Effects: Flowertrio gets Stun Spore (paralysis), Poisonpowder (poison), and Sleep Powder (sleep) through breeding. It also learns Tri Attack, which can cause burning, freezing, or paralysis.
Status Buff: Acid Armor greatly increases their Defense, Chlorophyll doubles their Speed during strong sunlight, and Solar Growth increases their Defense and Special Defense upon getting hit by a Grass-type attack.
Stone Walls: In Infinite and Zero onward, they get Petal Shield, which halves all damage done to them during springtime weather. Combine that with the effects of Leaf Shield, which does the same thing for five turns (effectively quartering damage done to them) and their massive HP, and they may very well be impervious to damage.
Underground Monkey: Flowertio and Flowersixtet in Floredisa adapted to a more tropical setting, losing their Poison type in favor of the Normal type and developing beautiful voices.

'''NOTE: This page will be updated over time.'''

''Pokémon Seasons and Ages'' is a ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' game idea created by [[http://sunflorazumarill.deviantart.com/ Sunflorazumarill]] with ideas pertaining to it dating back to around 2006, long predating ''DarthWiki/PokemonFloraAndAzure''. It happens to be a ''Pokemon'' take on ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOracleGames''; ''Oracle of Seasons'' and ''Oracle of Ages'', and thus has a number of features and similarities with those two games. What helps to make these two games more unique than other Pokemon entries (including later ones done by this creator) is that these games take place in separate regions, with their own locations, story, Gym Leaders, Elite Four, villain team, and more.

''Pokemon Seasons'' takes place in Holodrum, a region that revolves around the four seasons. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Horon Town. As you progress through your Pokemon journey, you'll discover the Rod of Seasons, which allows the wielder to change the seasons. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll also encounter Team Flora, who have kidnapped the dancer Din, the Oracle of Seasons, and sunk the Temple of Seasons, which has thrown the seasons of the world into chaos.

''Pokemon Ages'' takes place in Labrynna, a region that revolves around the flow of time. Here, you play as a new Trainer from Lynna Town. As you progress through your Pokemon journey, you'll discover the Harp of Ages, which allows who holds it to travel through time. In addition to battling Gym Leaders and the Elite Four & Champion, you'll also encounter Team Plasma [[note]]No, not the one from ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite''[[/note]], who have kidnapped the singer Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, and through their plans in the past, have ended up screwing up time.