Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise is a Pokémon game idea created by Sunflorazumarill that launched in March 2021. It is the fifth entry the SFA-Verse and celebrates the 10th anniversary of the SFA-Verse's beginning. Just like the four entries before it, it takes characters from various games, anime, manga, visual novels, and more and puts them in various roles such as important Trainers, Gym Leaders, Elite Four, villains, and more, and also brings in several new Pokémon.

The game takes place in Lantiquas, a region based off of the fabled lost civilization of Atlantis. Untold thousands of years ago, a highly advanced civilization existed before a catastrophe happened that sank it into the ocean, seemingly gone forever. Several millennia later, people would come to this place and settle on what were once the highest landmasses of the region, where they would learn of Lantiquas and its once thriving civilization, choosing to name the region after it.

In Jaunary 2022, two DLC packs for Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise that together are called Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands were announced. These involve four new sets of areas called the Aquatic Kingdom and the Key Sanctuary, and the Ancient Islands and The Lost Sea. These introduce new Pokémon, new Lantiquan forms, and also new Mega Evolutions, Gigantamax forms, and Z-Forms. The Aquatic Kingdom DLC was launched in March 2022 while the Ancient Islands DLC was launched in July 2022.

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Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise

Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise provides examples of:

Advanced Ancient Acropolis: Before it sank, Lantiquas was a highly advanced civilization possessing technology unlike anything else that the world had seen, which also includes several artificial Pokémon.
Amusement Park: Water Island happens to be a colossal aquatic theme park located out on the ocean. Taking up the entirety of the island it's situated on, Water Island has hundreds of rides, dozens of restaurants, and a huge number of stores, aquariums, swimming pools, show areas, and zoo attractions.
Atlantis: The region of Lantiquas is based off of the lost civilization of Atlantis, drawing from several interpretations of the fabled city and mainly having an emphasis on water and ancient technology.
The Cameo: Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise has a couple appearances of characters from past SFA-Verse entries:
- Sie sta appears during the postgame at Port Aurora, bringing with her the Halkeginian starters, which you get to choose one of.
- Riku Atori, going by Ms. Atori, appears in Ancitech City in the postgame, looking into the appearance of Delta Species in Lantiquas and why they're found there.
Cataclysm Backstory: Many millennia ago, King Lantin tried to weaponize Sualdrlyon using the Trident of Lantin to combat some unknown threat, which caused Staldrlyon to bring forth the Crystal Death, which threatened the world. Because of this, Mechonaken sank Lantiquas into the sea in order to protect it, while Orgaiathan preserved the region under the sea. This caused the civilization to be lost to the world.
City of Canals: Aquadine City is a Venice-like city located on the eastern landmass of Lantiquas that has a legend regarding its connection to the Kingdom of Aquadine. It's also where the fifth Gym is located.
Crystal Landscape:
- Spectrum Cave is a cavern of crystal that changes color over time. In addition to various Crystal-type Pokémon, it's also the only place in the region where you can find Spectrus.
- King Lantin's Chamber, found in the Hidden Sea, is a giant cavern coated in green crystal where Staldrlyon was sealed away.
Derelict Graveyard: Derelict Bay is a swampy place where a bunch of sunken ships and planes brought down by the hostile Pokémon living there are located.
Family-Friendly Firearms: After you've defeated Lavaka inside the Mortar Complex, she retaliates with an Ancient Lantiquan gun that fires electric shocks at you and Milo, stunning both of you and allowing her escape. Ruu uses a similar one on you at the Mermaid's Altar after you've defeated Team Chromatic there.
Floating Continent:
- The Marine Archology is a colossal structure floating on the ocean that is the home and base of operations for the division of the Pokémon Institute based in the region. It's also where the Odysseus II was built and docked and where the expedition to Ancient Lantiquas begins.
- Floahana City is a botanic city in the shape of a flower located on an island floating in the sea in the Icecap Glacier area. It was once on land before being moved to the sea and where the seventh Gym is located.
- Skyward Island is a large island floating in the sky with an ancient city that is part of Ancient Lantiquas located on it. At one point late in the game, Team Prismatic raises the island from under the sea in order to obtain King Lantin's Trident from it.
Gravity Screw: A Lantiquan Shrine located on the Icecap Glacier has gravity that adheres to all surfaces, making navigation through it perplexing.
Hailfire Peaks: Lantiquas has some of these, generally combining settings with underwater:
- The Kingdom of Brinas is primarily a combination of Lethal Lava Land and Under the Sea.
- Aquatic Glacier is a combination of Slippy-Slidey Ice World and Under the Sea.
- The Aqua Temple is a combination of Down the Drain, Eternal Engine, and Temple of Doom.
- The Cursed Ruins are a combination of Big Boo's Haunt and Under the Sea.
- One Lantiquan Shrine that's found in the Trenchera area has ice floors and lava pools that are placed right next to each other.
- Some Field Effects introduced in Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise are combinations of others with the Water Field Effect:
  - Tall Seaweed is a fusion of Tall Grass and Water, increasing the power of Grass-type and Water-type moves by 50%.
  - Undersea Volcano is a fusion of Volcano and Water, increasing the power of Fire-type and Water-type moves by 50%.
  - Undersea Ice is a fusion of Ice and Water, increasing the power of Ice-type and Water-type moves by 50%.
  - Undersea Cavern is a fusion of Cavern and Water, increasing the power of Rock-type and Water-type moves by 50%.
  - Undersea Trench is a fusion of Shadow and Water, increasing the power of Dark-type and Water-type moves by 50%.
Jungle Japes: Tropic Jungle on the aptly named Jungle Island in the northern part of the region is a large tropical forest.
Lethal Lava Land:
- Mt. Vulcanis is the standout example, being an active volcano. Both some ruins and the Vulcanis Town Gym are located inside of it.
- The Kingdom of Brinas area is a variant, being a primarily molten place located on the ocean floor and containing a lava lake called Molten Lake.
Lost City: Undersea Lantiquas has two prominent ones:
- The Lost Capital of Lantiquas is the prominent one, considered to have been the center of Ancient Lantiquan civilization before the region sank. The game's story mainly centers around an expedition being made to discover said capital.
- The Sunken City is a lesser example, being an unknown city found on the ocean floor, said to be guarded by a mysterious Aquacized Pokémon.
Lost Technology: Ancient Lantiquas was said to have possessed highly advanced technology that was mainly lost when the region sank. This also includes various Pokémon that are introduced in these games.
Neon City: Rouletta City is a large city based around casinos and gambling, including having the largest and most prestigious Game Corner in the Pokémon world.
Prongs of Poseidon: In the legends of Lantiquas, there exists what is called the Trident of Lantin, a legendary weapon that was created by King Lantin. During the main story, Khrysim seeks the Trident of Lantin, eventually obtaining it and using it to find and control Mechonaken or Orgaiathan.
Ruins for Ruins' Sake: Lantiquas is shown to have a lot of ruins and stonework found throughout, likely left over from Ancient Lantiquas.
Shifting Sand Land:
- Vacuo Desert is a large desert found in the eastern part of the region. It was once part of the sea and where the Kingdom of Deserti resided before drying up, which also caused the demise of the Deserti, leaving only their ruins below the sand.
- The sand dunes making up part of Route 705 are this to a lesser extent.
Shout-Out:
- The names of the three Pirate Captains found in the game; Moriah, Roger, and Whitebeard, are all based on names of pirate characters from One Piece.
- The Sea-Lab Base has one to Sealab 2021 in the form of the person in charge of the facility being named Captain Murphy, who is stated to be very eccentric (which also applies to the Scientists found there).
Slippy-Slidey Ice World:
- The Icecap Glacier is a massive landmass of ice that's found in the southern part of the region. Legend says that it was created by Orgaiathan.
- The Aquatic Glacier, found in the Kingdom of Fisherie area near the Icecap Glacier, is an undersea variant.
Super Mode: Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise introduces a new such one called Z-Morph, which certain Pokémon take after using a Z-Move. When in Z-Form, the Pokémon's appearance changes, they become more powerful, and are able to use multiple Z-Moves instead of just once per battle.
Temple of Doom: Lantiquas has several of these given its nature. For notable examples:
- The Frozen Temple, located in the Icecap Glacier area, is a vast underground structure that's frozen over, containing ice floor puzzles where you push large blocks around, and also quicksnow pools that can pull you down to a lower level.
- The Aqua Temple, located on the seafloor, is a place with electricity powering various mechanisms that control the flow of water, working in a manner similar to the Great Bay Temple from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
- The Grand Temple, located in Ancient Lantiquas, is a place that's sacred to the Old Lantiquans, who are known to perform an annual ceremony there in order to honor Mechonaken and Orgaiathan, who had protected Lantiquas when it sank.
- The Strange Temple, located in the Kingdom of Brinas area, is a mysterious and bizarre structure that's said to contain something terrible at its center and that not even the Brinas themselves dare enter out of fear of it.
Tomorrow Land: Ancitech City found in the Icecap Glacier area is an unusual variation, being a city built out of recovered ancient Lantiquan technology, giving it a technologically advanced look that intertwines with an ancient feel.
Underwater Ruins: Lantiquas is shown to have a bunch of these, with more than 50% of the region's seafloor covered in ruins.
Whole-Plot Reference: Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise's story has a double case:
- The part of the plot involving the expedition to Old Lantiquas and what occurs there is meant to reference Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
- The part of the plot involving the Big Bad and the adjacent Kingdoms of Lantiquas is meant to reference Aquaman (2018).

Oceanic Lands DLC

Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise: Oceanic Lands provides examples of:

Prehistoria: The Ancient Islands happen to be a place that's locked in prehistoric times, with environments and plant-life befitting such place as well as various fossil Pokémon found in the wild.
Ribcage Ridge: The Bone Colossus in the Ancient Islands happens to be a giant skeleton of an unknown prehistoric creature that you'll climb up and go through. Skelspine and Skelesaur can be found along it.

Pokémon Types

Cosmic

A new type that debuts in Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise, the Cosmic-type consists primarily of Pokémon of extraterrestrial origin or have space-based powers. They are usually represented by things such as beings that have alien-like features or of otherworldly nature. Cosmic-type Pokémon take on many forms regarding space, such as patterns akin to stars, aspects of celestial objects, have the power to warp space, or possess extradimensional abilities. The Cosmic-type tends to be one of the more mysterious types due to its presence and nature.

Action Initiative: Comet Dash is an increased priority Cosmic-type move that is stronger than Quick Attack but weaker than Extremespeed.
Animalistic Abomination/Eldritch Abomination: There are several Cosmic-type Pokémon that are otherworldly beings of great power, such as universal concepts made flesh, an extradimensional being that is the guardian of reality, a giant arch-djinn with huge rings that can warp space, interdimensional entities that are embodiments of the sun and moon, a black prism representing an eclipse that can assimilate two others and whose ultimate form is a multi-dimensional dragon of light, and a gigantic alien creature that is the cause of the Dynamax phenomenon and possesses an even larger form resembling an alien hand that exudes infinite energy.
Discard and Draw: Various older Pokémon have lost a type in order to make room for the Cosmic-type.
Geo Effects: The move Cosmic Field brings in an effect for five turns that powers up Cosmic-type moves and makes attacks that never miss always miss.
Gravity Master: The moves Gravity and Gravity Hold, which make all airborne Pokémon vulnerable to Ground-type attacks and do damage based of the opponent's maximum HP respectively, have been changed to Cosmic-type.
Meteor Move: The move Meteor Crash is a physical move that has the user send a large meteor from the sky onto the opponent.
Olympus Mons: There are as many as fourteen Legendary and Mythical Pokémon that have been given the Cosmic type.
Playing with Fire: The move Starway Flare involve blasting the opponent with bright fire akin to that of a star that can burn the opponent.
Psychic Powers: All but four of the Pokémon that have had a type changed to Cosmic are formerly Psychic-type Pokémon.
Retcon: A number of older Pokémon have been given the Cosmic-type, sometimes losing another type to make room. The same thing has also happened to several moves.
Shout-Out: The standard Cosmic-type Z-Move Cosmo Memory, given its name, is meant to be one to Red XIII's Level 4 Limit Break, right down to its name, description, and animation.
Space Is Magic: The Cosmic-type mainly consists of Pokémon that have abilities involving space.
Status Buff: The moves Cosmic Power, which increases the user's Defense and Special Defense, and Planet Alignment, which sharply raises all the user's stats for one turn, have been changed to Cosmic-type.
Time Master: The move Day Rotation is a variation that changes the time of day from day to night and vice-versa.
Wave-Motion Gun: The move Space Cannon is a powerful move where the user blasts the opponent with a huge beam resembling stars and space.

Crystal

A new type that debuts in Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise, the Crystal-type consists primarily of Pokémon made of crystal or jewels or have crystalline-based powers. They are normally represented by things such as beings with crystals on their bodies or are crystalline structures. Crystal-type Pokémon take on many forms regarding crystal, such as prism-like bodies, have compositions akin to certain jewels, are able to draw power from crystals, or possess the ability to create crystal. The Crystal-type holds many mysteries regarding their power.

Action Initiative: Crystal Rush, the signature move of ∆ Metagross (Ruin), is a Crystal-type (formerly ???-type) move with increased priority that is a little stronger than Quick Attack and its derivatives that also awakens ∆ Metagross (Ruin)'s Crystal form.
An Ice Person:
- Five Ice-type Pokémon have lost their Ice typing in favor of the Crystal type.
- Crystal Freeze is a 60 base power move that involves firing a blue crystal cluster at the opponent. It has a 20% chance of freezing the opponent (although in this case they're frozen in crystal).
Crystalline Creature: Many Crystal-type Pokémon happen to be this due to them being living beings made of crystal if not living crystals altogether.
Discard and Draw: Various older Pokémon have lost a type in order to make room for the Crystal-type.
Dishing Out Dirt: More than half of all the Pokémon that have had a type change to Crystal are formerly Rock-type Pokémon, given crystals' relation to rocks.
Gemstone Assault: The Crystal-type mainly consists of Pokémon with crystal-based abilities.
Geo Effects: The move Crystal Field brings in an effect for five turns that powers up Crystal-type moves and lowers the Speed of all non-Crystal-type Pokémon by one stage.
Herd-Hitting Attack: The move Prism Blizzard involves launching a flurry of tiny prism shards that hit all adjacent Pokémon and may lower their Speed.
Light 'em Up: Exactly eight Light-type Pokémon have lost their Light typing in favor of the Crystal type. In addition, Light happens to be one of Crystal's weaknesses.
Olympus Mons: There are currently five Legendary and Mythical Pokémon and two alternate forms that are Crystal-type; those being Diancie, Crisalia, newcomers Staldrlyon, Mega Fiamlora, and Mega Torrenyl, and Mechonaken and Orgaiathan's Crystasis forms.
Power Crystal: There are a few Crystal-type Pokémon that happen to be this, most notably the Cryserator and Prismanus families.
Power Nullifier: The Crystal-type is completely immune to the Water-type.
Retcon: A number of older Pokémon have been given the Crystal-type, sometimes losing another type to make room. The same thing has also happened to several moves.
Wave-Motion Gun: Spectrum Cannon is a 110 base power Crystal-type attack that hits the opponent with a blast of light that appears in the colors of the rainbow. It has a chance of lowering the opponent's Special Defense.

Sfa-Dex-L Pokémon

Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise introduces a large number of new Pokémon, with them totaling to 108, many of which are of the new Cosmic and Crystal types. Befitting a region based off of Atlantis, a large amount of new Pokémon happen to be either oceanic or of ancient technological origin. The SFA-Dex L also happens to touch upon sea-life that hasn't been in Pokémon before, such as wholphins, whale sharks, a mantis shrimp, a spiny lobster, an electric eel, a scorpionfish, and more. There are also a number of older Pokémon that get regional variants, with some even getting new evolutions.

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Ivyake, Rhubra, and Elderconda

A Grass/Poison-type rattlesnake with a poison ivy leaf for a tail, Ivyake is the Grass-type starter Pokémon in Lantiquas. It's usually found in forests, where it bites into prey with its large fangs, which contain a powerful poison that paralyzes. It becomes Rhubra, a cobra with barbs all over its body, which it drives into its prey's body while squeezing them and secreting acid from its pores to burn them. Rhubra ultimately becomes Elderconda, an anaconda that forms massive colonies deep within jungles and is said to protect ultra-rare orchids found in them.

Elderconda also has a Gigantamax form where it has grown colossal and its body has similarities to a train, with various plants like bushes and trees growing along its body. It's known to devour anything in its path, and it can swallow even Wailord and Islandale. There is a legend in the Tropic Jungle of what is known as the "Serpentine Jungle", where during the night, an enormous snake will slither through the area, consuming any it comes across.

Always Accurate Attack: Ivyake gets Faint Attack, a physical Dark-type attack that never misses, as an Egg move, and can know Magical Leaf, its special Grass-type equivalent, by TM.
Barrier Warrior: The line gets Leaf Shield, a Grass-type attack that in addition to damage, halves all damage done to the user's side, by level.
Beware My Stinger Tail: They learn both Poison Sting and Poison Tail, both being moves that can poison the opponent.
Canon Immigrant: Ivyake, Rhubra, and Elderconda were originally thought up by BurninatingTorchic.
Confusion Fu: Elderconda can know damaging Grass, Poison, Dark, Ground, Bug, Chemical, Psychic, Ghost, Dragon, Rock, Steel, Light, and Normal-type moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Elderconda starts off with Chemical Burst, a powerful Poison-type attack that damages all adjacent opponents but also damages the user and adjacent allies.
Geo Effects: Ivyake, Rhubra, and Elderconda learn Grassy Terrain, which raises the power of Grass-type moves, by levelling.
Glass Cannon: Elderconda is between this and Jack of All Stats, with high Attack and higher Special Attack and average or below average everything else.
The Great Serpent: Gigantamax Elderconda could be one of the biggest examples in the SFA-Verse as it comes in a whopping 300'2 (90.1 meters) in length!
Green Thumb: They're a family of Grass-type Pokémon.
Heal Thyself: Ivyake gets Synthesis, a Grass-type move that normally heals it by half of its maximum HP, as an Egg move.
Leaning on the Fourth Wall: Ivyake is stated to have been known in Lantiquas longer than Snivy has been known in Unova, a reference to how Ivyake (which itself was previously called Snivy) was thought up almost six years before Snivy was.
Life Drain: Ivyake, Rhubra, and Elderconda get several moves that drain HP from the opponent, getting Leech Seed, Absorb, Mega Drain, and Giga Drain by levelling, and being able to know Leech Life by Technical Disk.
Man Bites Man: The family learns Flower Fang, Poison Fang, and Crunch. Elderconda can also know Psychic Fangs by Technical Disk.
Poisonous Person: All three of them are Poison-type Pokémon.
Power of the Sun: Ivyake, Rhubra, and Elderconda get Solarbeam by levelling and Solar Bomb by Move Tutor.
Recurring Element: Another Grass-type starter line. It's also another Grass/Poison starter line like Bulbasaur.
Secret Art:
- Like the other Grass-type starter lines, they come with the Overgrow ability and can be taught Grass Pledge, with Elderconda being able to be taught Frenzy Plant.
- Gigantamax Elderconda gets G-Max Venomous Plant, where its Grass-type moves become Grass/Poison-type and in addition to damage, poison the opponent and also bypass Steel's immunity to Poison.
Snakes Are Sinister: Despite being a starter line, they're venomous snakes that are known to incapacitate prey through various painful means.
Starter Mon: The Lantiquan Grass-type starter line.
Status Buff: One of Ivyake's Egg moves is Acid Armor, which sharply raises its Defense.
Super Mode: Elderconda has a Gigantamax form, where it becomes a ginormous snake based on the titanoboa.
Turns Red: They get the Overgrow ability, which boosts the power of their Grass-type moves when their HP falls in the red.
Use Your Head: Ivyake gets Zen Headbutt, a Psychic-type attack that can cause confusion, as an Egg move.
Weird Weather: Ivyake gets the move Acid Rain, a Poison-type attack that damages all Pokémon in play for five turns, through breeding.

Flyrm, Fivern, and Draglare

A Fire/Dragon-type wyrmling that is able to scale walls, Flyrm is the Fire-type starter Pokémon in Lantiquas. Found on rocky cliff-sides, it starts off weak when it comes to fire moves, but it'll develop stronger fire-breathing over time. It becomes Fivern, which uses its small wings in order to glide between mountainsides, leaving flame trails in the air. Fivern ultimately becomes Draglare, which shows off fantastic gliding abilities in the sky, leaving large flame trails in the process.

Draglare also has a Gigantamax form where it grows far larger, especially with its wings, and becomes like an airship, being able to fly rather than glide. It breathes massive draconic flames that can ignite clouds and cause them to rain fire down on anything below.

Attack! Attack! Attack!: The line learns Dragon Drive, which is a Dragon-type version of Endless Fight where it's locked into the move until it switches out.
Canon Immigrant: Flyrm, Fivern, and Draglare were originally thought up by BurninatingTorchic.
Confusion Fu: Draglare can know damaging Fire, Dragon, Flying, Electric, Dark, Ground, Rock, Fighting, Steel, Grass, Ghost, Bug, Chemical, Crystal, and Normal moves.
Counter-Attack: Flyrm gets Counter, which does double the damage the user takes from a physical attack, via breeding.
Death or Glory Attack: Draglare starts off with Flare Blitz, a powerful Fire-type move that also damages the user.
Fixed Damage Attack: The line learns Dragon Rage, a Dragon-type attack that always does 40 damage.
Flight: Despite not being Flying-type, Fivern and Draglare are capable of a form of this through gliding and can know a few Flying-type moves, with Draglare able to know Fly, Sky Attack, and Hurricane. Gigantamax Draglare has Levitate as its ability.
Geo Effects: Flyrm, Fivern, and Draglare learn Fire Field, which damages non-Fire-type Pokémon on the ground for five turns, by levelling.
Lightning Bruiser: Draglare is a bit of this with good or great HP, Attack, and Special Attack, with Speed being its best stat.
Magikarp Power: Flyrm is stated to start off weak when it comes to fire, but gets stronger in that department over time.
Man Bites Man: Flyrm gets Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, and Crunch as Egg moves.
Our Wyverns Are Different: They're Dragon-type Pokémon, and although Fivern and Draglare are wyvern-like, they are instead known for breathing fire.
Playing with Fire: They're a family of Fire-type Pokémon.
Recurring Element: Another Fire-type starter line.
Secret Art:
- Like the other Fire-type starter lines, they come with the Blaze ability and can be taught Fire Pledge, with Draglare being able to be taught Blast Burn.
- Gigantamax Draglare gets G-Max Draconic Blaze, where its Fire-type moves become Fire/Dragon-type and in addition to damage, burn the opponent and also bypass Fairy's immunity to Dragon.
Starter Mon: The Lantiquan Fire-type starter line.
Status Buff: Flyrm both gets Dragon Dance, which raises its Attack and Speed, and Agility, which sharply raises its Speed, as Egg moves.
Status Effects: The line learns Glare (paralysis) and gets Will-o-Wisp (burn) as an Egg move.
Super Mode: Draglare has a Gigantamax form where it becomes similar to an airship.
Trap Master: Flyrm, Fivern, and Draglare learn Fire Spin, which prevents the opponent from escaping for two to five turns, early on.
Turns Red: They get the Blaze ability, which boosts the power of their Fire-type moves when their HP falls in the red.
You Will Not Evade Me: The family learns Mean Look, which prevents the opponent from switching out.

Dolphice, Porpeeze, and Glorca

A Water/Ice-type blue-color dolphin that can adapt to frigid waters, Dolphice is the Water-type starter Pokémon in Lantiquas. They are known to form groups up in the far north, and will rarely come down into warmer southern waters. It becomes Porpeeze, a wholphin that forms schools and meets up on pack ice. Porpeeze ultimately becomes Glorca, an orca that travels in huge families from north to south, swimming under ice sheets.

Glorca also has a Gigantamax form where it turns gigantic and becomes a bit like a battleship, where thanks to its size, it can swim through frozen water as it were nothing. Its underside is encased in a thick sheet of blue ice that protects it and it has massive ice spikes on its upper half that it can launch at opponents.

Action Initiative: The line learns Aqua Jet, a Water-type attack with increased priority, and gets Ice Shard, its Ice-type equivalent, by breeding.
An Ice Person: All three of them are Ice-type Pokémon.
Barrier Warrior: Dolphice, Porpeeze, and Glorca learn Ice Wall and Water Shield, both of which halve all damage done to the user's side for five turns, by levelling, and can know Reflect, Light Screen, and Safeguard by TM. Gigantamax Glorca has Ice Barrier as its ability, halving all damage done to it while in a hailstorm.
Canon Immigrant: Dolphice, Porpeeze, and Glorca were originally thought up by BurninatingTorchic.
Confusion Fu: Glorca can know damaging Water, Ice, Fairy, Ghost, Dark, Psychic, Flying, Rock, Ground, Steel, Fighting, Bug, Chemical, Crystal, and Normal moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Glorca starts off with Ice Burst, a powerful Ice-type attack that damages all adjacent opponents and causes recoil damage to the user and adjacent allies, and Dolphice gets Double-Edge, a Normal-type move that causes recoil damage, as an Egg move.
Friendly, Playful Dolphin: Dolphice is a small dolphin who in the "reveal trailer" is shown playing in the water.
Heal Thyself: The family learns the gradual variant Aqua Ring, which heals them a bit each turn.
Making a Splash: They're a family of Water-type Pokémon.
Mighty Glacier: Glorca is this, with great HP and Special Defense and average or above average Attack, Defense, and Special Attack, but below average Speed.
Monster Whale: Glorca happens to be a very large orca, although like the rest of its line it also has aspects of a wholphin, which are dolphin/whale hybrids. Gigantamax Glorca takes this trope to the extreme as it's as big as a battleship!
Recurring Element: Another Water-type starter line. It's also another Water/Ice starter line like Cryscale.
Secret Art:
- Like the other Water-type starter lines, they come with the Torrent ability and can be taught Water Pledge, with Glorca being able to be taught Hydro Cannon.
- Gigantamax Glorca gets G-Max Freezing Tide, where its Water-type moves become Water/Ice-type and in addition to damage, can freeze the opponent and also bypass Crystal's immunity to Water.
Starter Mon: The Lantiquan Water-type starter line.
Status Buff: The line learns Agility, which sharply raises their speed, by level, and Amnesia, which sharply raises their Special Defense, as an Egg move.
Super Mode: Glorca has a Gigantamax form where it becomes like a battleship.
Terrestrial Sea Life: Despite being based on wholphins, the line is shown in battle to reside on the ground, using their fore fins in order to hold themselves up.
Trap Master: Dolphice gets Whirlpool, which prevents the opponent from escaping for two to five turns, as an Egg move.
Turns Red: They get the Torrent ability, which boosts the power of their Water-type moves when their HP falls in the red.

Elemote, Katanya, Sawgraze, Teascoop, Laydle, Aquazura, and Zurillite

A small Normal-type Pokémon with a Hershey Kiss shape and big eyes, Elemote is able to become one of three different Pokémon; a Grass-type, a Fire-type, and a Water-type. At one point, Elemote was the starter Pokémon that was given to new Trainers, but due to the randomness of what it became, this resulted in some backlash over which evolution they got, which lead to the current set of starter Pokémon.

The three Pokémon that Elemote can become is the Grass-type Pokémon Katanya, a green-color walking head with a sharp leaf on its head, the Fire-type Teascoop, a red-color hamster with a long spoon on its head, and the Water-type Aquazura, a blue-color fish with a curved back. Katanya eventually becomes Sawgraze, a Grass/Ground Plant Person with two large leaves; Teascoop eventually becomes Laydle, a Fire/Psychic Cartoon Creature with a large catapult-like tail; and Aquazura eventually becomes Zurillite, a Water/Electric Sea Serpent that glows.

Sawgraze, Laydle, and Zurillite also have Mega Evolutions. Mega Sawgraze's leaf swords have become larger and dual-bladed, with it able to fell several large trees in a single swing and jump from tree to tree with ease. Mega Laydle's spoon has grown to the size of a large catapult and the flames on its back are now a white-blue color and able to melt down anything in its spoon, which can then be launched as a molten mass. Mega Zurillite has a much thicker and heavier body than normal and it possesses a power that allows it to repel water, even allowing it to move through the air underwater without getting wet.

Absurd Cutting Power: Katanya's leaf is said to be able to cut through a tree.
Always Accurate Attack: Katanya, Teascoop, and Aquazura each have an ability that makes attacks that are the same type as them never miss.
Barrier Warrior:
- Elemote learns Safeguard, which protects the user's side from status conditions for five turns, early on.
- Aquazura and Zurillite start off with Shadow Fence, which bounces status conditions and other effects on the user's side back to the attacker for five turns, and get Water Shield, which halves all damage done to the user's side for five turns, by levelling.
- The whole family gets Reflect, Light Screen, Safeguard, and Magic Shield by TM.
Canon Immigrant: The whole family was created by Ninetales.
Cartoon Creature: Laydle is this, as it doesn't really resemble any real-life animal, although it has aspects of a horse and dinosaur.
Color-Coded Characters: Each of the three Pokémon that Elemote can become have a different color to represent them, with Katanya being green, Teascoop being red, and Aquazura being blue.
Color Motif: Elemote has three zig-zag stripes on the upper part of its head that are green, red, and blue, representing the types Grass, Fire, and Water, which correspond to Elemote's three evolutionary lines.
Confusion Fu: The entire family can know damaging Normal-, Psychic-, Ghost-, Dark-, Fairy-, Light-, and Steel-type moves.
- Sawgraze can know damaging moves of every type except Fire, Water, Ice, Cosmic, and Crystal, but can know Sunny Day and Rain Dance.
- Laydle can also know damaging Fire-, Fighting-, Rock-, Ground-, Grass-, Bug, and Crystal-type moves and can know non-damaging Water- and Cosmic-type moves in Rain Dance and Gravity.
- Zurillite can know damaging moves of every type except Fire, Poison, Fighting, Rock, and Ground, but can know Sunny Day and Toxic.
Counter-Attack: Elemote gets Mirror Coat, which does double the damage it takes from a special attack, by levelling.
Death or Glory Attack: Elemote learns Double-Edge a powerful Normal-type attack that does recoil damage to the user.
Desperation Attack: Teascoop and Laydle both learn the Fighting-type variant Reversal, which is more powerful the lower their HP is.
Dishing Out Dirt: Sawgraze is a Ground-type Pokémon.
Divergent Character Evolution: The Elemote family happens to be this, with each of its evolutions being similar to one another but having different types, then their final forms gaining different secondary types and looking quite different from one another.
Divine Parentage: There is a legend that says Zurillite is descended from Mechonaken, one of Lantiquas' Legendary Pokémon, who is a Water/Electric eel similar to Zurillite.
Fire, Ice, Lightning: Elemote learns Tri Attack, a Normal-type attack which embodies these three types and can burn, freeze, or paralyze.
Flying Seafood Special: Like many fish-based Pokémon, Aquazura is shown hovering above the ground in battle.
Funny Spoon: Teascoop has a spoon-like appendage sticking out of its head, which it can use to heat things with as well as fling objects by using.
Geo Effects: Katanya and Sawgraze learn Grassy Terrain, which raises the power of Grass-type moves, while Teascoop and Laydle learn Fire Field, which damages non-Fire-type Pokémon on the ground for five turns. Laydle can learn Psychic Terrain by Technical Record and Zurillite can know Electric Terrain by Technical Record.
Green Thumb: Katanya and Sawgraze are both Grass-type Pokémon.
Healing Factor: Aquazura has the Rain Dish ability, which heals it by 1/8 of its maximum HP each turn during rain or thunderstorm.
Kill It with Ice: Sawgraze happens to be 4x weak to Ice-type attacks.
Lean and Mean: Despite its astounding length of 21'6, Zurillite only weighs 6.0 lbs, although it's more serene than mean.
Life Drain: Katanya gets Absorb, a Grass-type attack that drains HP from the opponent, upon Elemote becoming it, and both it and Sawgraze learn Leech Seed which does a bit of this each turn.
Lightning Bruiser:
- Mega Sawgraze is much faster than it normally is, which is coupled with its high HP and Defense and phenomenal Attack.
- Mega Zurillite is this on the special side, with high Speed, awesome Special Defense, and massive Special Attack.
Making a Splash: Aquazura and Zurillite are both Water-type Pokémon.
Male-to-Female Universal Adaptor: Played with. Teascoop's ability of Adorable allows it to breed with any Normal-type Pokémon, even those that aren't in the same Egg Group.
Mighty Glacier:
- Sawgraze is this on the physical side with great HP and Attack, average Defense, and below average Special Attack and Speed, but poor Special Defense.
- Laydle is this on both ends with great HP and good offenses and defenses leaning towards the Special side, but is slow.
Necessary Drawback: Being a Fire-type, Teascoop can heat up its body, but doing this causes it to burn through its fat.
Non-Elemental: Elemote happens to be a Normal-type Pokémon.
Plant Person: Sawgraze's body is made entirely out of leaf material, which makes it susceptible to fire, and it uses large leaves like swords.
Playing with Fire: Teascoop and Laydle are both Fire-type Pokémon.
Psychic Powers: Laydle is a Psychic-type Pokémon.
Sea Serpents: Zurillite happens to be a glowing electric eel that resides in the ocean, but can also levitate above the ground.
Secret Art: Most members of the family have at least one ability exclusive to it:
- Elemote has Make it Fair, which makes it so that if it's knocked out by an attack when at full HP, then the attacker loses 50% of its maximum HP; and Innocence, which cuts the accuracy of any move used against it with a base power of 60 or more by half.
- Katanya, Teascoop, and Aquazura have the abilities Fertility, Winning Fire, and Aqua Charm, which makes it so that their Grass-type, Fire-type, and Water-type attacks respectively never miss.
- Teascoop also has the ability Adorable, which in addition to working like Cure Charm, also allows it to breed with any Normal-type Pokémon, even those outside of its respective Egg Group.
- Sawgraze has the ability Mud Shoes, which prevents its Speed star from being lowered and outside of battle, allows one to head up mudslides on their own.
- Zurillite has the ability Visor Veil, which increases its Evasion by 10% and outside of battle, prevents other Trainers from seeing you.
- Each line of the family can know its respective type's Pledge move; given their nature as pseudo-starters.
Shock and Awe: Zurillite is an Electric-type Pokémon.
Squishy Wizard: Zurillite is this with great Special Attack and Special Defense and average HP, Attack, and Speed, but poor Defense.
Starter Mon: Elemote is a variation, having once been the sole starter Pokémon in Lantiquas, but backlash from Trainers over which Pokémon their Elemote became resulted in the current three starters being used in its place.
Stone Wall: Mega Sawgraze gets Petal Shield as its ability, which during springtime weather, halves all damage done to it.
Super Mode: Sawgraze, Laydle, and Zurillite each happen to have a Mega Evolution.
Technicolor Eyes: Elemote is shown to have rainbow-color eyes.
Use Your Head:
- Teascoop and Laydle get Zen Headbutt by levelling and can know Iron Head by Technical Record.
- Aquazura and Zurillite both get Headbutt by levelling and Zurillite can know Zen Headbutt by Technical Record.
Waddling Head: Elemote, Katanya, Teascoop, and Aquazura have their heads make up the majority of their bodies, although Aquazura is a fish with fins.
Weather-Control Machine: Mega Zurillite's ability is Storm Surge, which summons thunderstorm weather for five turns.

Cardakeet, Casirrot, and Parrambit

A vibrant multi-color parakeet, Cardakeet is a pure Flying-type Pokémon that's known for its playing card-like feathers that it can launch at opponents. It eventually becomes Casirrot, a parrot with color patterns akin to a casino, and finally Parrambit, a Flying/Psychic-type Pokémon that is known to depend of chance and take gambles in battle.

Parrambit also has a Z-Form where its psychic powers become much stronger, with all of its card-shaped feathers are imbued with massive psychic energy. A large ring of feathers in the shape of a roulette has formed around it and it can launch them and freely control them. In addition, Z-Parrambit has the power to greatly affect luck in its favor.

Action Initiative: The line learns both Air Cannon, a special-based Flying-type move with increased priority, and Feint, a Normal-type move with increased priority that also bypasses Protect.
Always Accurate Attack:
- They can know three moves that never miss, Trump Card by levelling, Faint Attack as an Egg move, and Aerial Ace by Technical Record.
- One of their abilities is Misdirection, which inverts this, by making it so that moves that never miss always miss.
Blow You Away: The line consists of Flying-type Pokémon.
Boss Battle: Z-Parrambit is the strongest Pokémon of Yumeko, one of the members of Lantiquas' Elite Four.
Casino Park: The line can be seen as this in Pokémon form! All three have a casino motif to them, reflected in their color patterns, playing card-shaped feathers, learning moves such as Trump Card and Final Gambit, and having the ability Super Luck, all which can be seen as allusions to gambling.
Cast from Hit Points: The family learns Final Gambit, which does damage equal to their remaining HP at the cost of knocking them out.
Confusion Fu: Parrambit can know damaging Flying-, Psychic-, Fighting-, Dark-, Ghost-, Grass-, Fire-, Fairy-, Light-, Steel-, Bug-, and Normal-type moves.
Death Dealer: A variation, as Cardakeet, Casirrot, and Parrambit have feathers shaped like cards that they can send flying at foes.
Feather Flechettes: The family is able to launch their feathers, which are shaped like playing cards, at their opponents.
Pirate Parrot: Some Pirates in Lantiquas use Casirrot in their lineups, with Pirate Captain Roger using Parrambit.
Psychic Powers: Parrambit is a Psychic-type Pokémon.
Razor Wind: They get two such moves involving this, Air Cutter and Air Slash, by levelling and get Razor Wind itself as an Egg move.
Recurring Element: The Parrambit line is another reference to various 3-stage bird Pokémon lines such as Pidgeot, Staraptor, Talonflame, Corviknight, Thundetross, and Lumbird.
Secret Art:
- The Parrambit line are the only Pokémon to get the ability Misdirection, which causes moves that never miss to instead always miss, even under the effects of the moves Lock-on, Mind Reader, Telekinesis, or the No Guard ability.
- Parrambit is the only Pokémon to get the Psychic-type Z-Move Psycho Gambit, where it sends a storm of card-like feathers at the opponent, an attack that does damage based on the opponent's lower Defense stat.
Squishy Wizard: Parrambit is this with its awesome Special Attack alongside its good HP and above average Special Defense and Speed.
Status-Buff Dispel: The line learns Foresight, which resets all changes to Evasion.
Super Mode: Parrambit happens to have a Z-Form.
Time-Delayed Damage: Parrambit learns Future Sight, which has the opponent hit by an attack two turns later upon Casirrot becoming it.
Unblockable Attack: Cardakeet, Casirrot, and Parrambit all learn Feint, a Normal-type move that bypasses Protect and similar moves.

Eelight and Eelumia

Lunagi and Lunabbit

A small rabbit Pokémon said to have come from the moon, Lunagi is a Cosmic/Psychic-type Pokémon that is known to appear in great numbers during the night of a full moon, very rarely appearing during the day. Lunagi becomes Lunabbit through the use of a Moon Stone.

Barrier Warrior: Lunagi and Lunabbit get Light Screen by levelling and can know Reflect, Safeguard, and Magic Shield by TM.
Boss Battle: Lunabbit is the strongest Pokémon of Lavaka, one of Team Prismatic's admins, when battled the first time.
Bunnies for Cuteness: Lunagi is another cute rabbit Pokémon.
Confusion Fu: Lunabbit can know damaging Cosmic, Psychic, Fairy, Dark, Electric, Fire, Grass, Ice, Fighting, Ghost, Light, Flying, Bug, and Normal moves.
Defend Command: They get Protect by levelling.
Geo Effects: Lunagi and Lunabbit learn the Cosmic-type variant Cosmic Field by levelling and can know Psychic Terrain and Misty Terrain by Technical Record.
Heal Thyself: The line learns Moonlight.
Lunacy: They have powers involving the moon, reflected in them learning Moonblast and Lunar Cannon and their ability of Lunar Aura.
Moon Rabbit: Lunagi and Lunabbit are meant to be this, with them being said to come from the moon and having lunar-based powers.
No Item Use for You: Lunagi and Lunabbit get Magic Room, which prevents held items from working, for five turns.
Psychic Powers: Psychic-type.
Recurring Element: Lunagi and Lunabbit are another rabbit Pokémon line similar to Sunkarill/Sunflorazumarill, Chillaser/Chillspark, and Lagadi/Jacrystal.
Secret Art: Lunagi and Lunabbit have the Lunar Aura ability, which gives them STAB for Fairy-type moves (which Moonblast is) and Lunar Cannon.
Space Is Magic: Cosmic-type Pokémon.
Squishy Wizard: Lunabbit has great Special Attack and awesome Special Defense as well as good HP, but poor Attack and Defense.
Status Buff: They learn Cosmic Power, which boosts their defenses, and can also know Calm Mind by Technical Disk.
Status Effects: They learn Confuse Ray, which causes, well, confusion.
Weather Manipulation: In a way, as they learn Dark Moon, which brings in nighttime for five turns.

Petaluds and Flosubble

Paclava and Erupticle

Binaroom, Consteoom, and Constequet

Toxipike and Venostone

Sparklite and Radianite

Pinecrable and Pinecancer

A kind of land crab found on beaches, Pinecrable is a Ground/Grass-type Pokémon that hollows out a pineapple to serve as its home and shell. It feeds off of the juices from the pineapple and once that pineapple starts to get used up, it looks for another one. It eventually becomes Pinecancer, a gigantic crab whose shell looks like a beach with a palm tree and large pineapples on it. These pineapples are used as homes by Pinecrable and it can cut palm trees with a single snap of its claws.

Boss Battle: Pinecancer is the strongest Pokémon of Lilly, the seventh Gym Leader in Lantiquas.
Bullet Seed: Both Pinecrable and Pinecancer learn the multi-hit Grass-type attack of this very name.
Confusion Fu: Pinecancer can know damaging Ground-, Grass-, Water- Rock-, Steel-, Bug-, Fighting-, Dark-, Ghost-, Chemical-, and Normal-type moves.
Death or Glory Attack: The line learns the Grass-type recoil-based Wood Hammer.
Dishing Out Dirt: They're both Ground-type Pokémon.
Expy:
- Pinecrable is one to Dwebble, being a crab-like creature that makes its home in a specific object.
- Pinecrable and Pinecancer are based off of a similar line from Pokémon Uranium.
Extra-ore-dinary: They get the Steel-type move Metal Claw early on, with Pinecancer also able to know Iron Defense, Heavy Slam, and Steel Roller.
Giant Enemy Crab: Pinecancer is definitely this as it's 11'2 tall ^note , weighs 576.0 lbs, and possesses giant claws. Adding to this, both it and Pinecrable get Crabhammer by levelling.
Green Thumb: They're Grass-types.
Kill It with Ice: Pinecrable and Pinecancer are both 4x weak to Ice-type attacks.
Logical Weakness: Since Pinecrable and Pinecancer live on beaches found in warm environments, ice isn't something that they would take kindly to.
Making a Splash: Pinecrable and Pinecancer can know many Water-type moves, including getting Bubble, Withdraw, and Crabhammer by levelling. Adding to this, they're in the Water 3 Egg Group and despite being land crabs, they sometimes reside in shallow waters.
Mighty Glacier: Pinecancer has high HP, higher Attack, and even higher Defense with average Special Defense, but poor Special Attack and Speed.
One-Hit Kill: Pinecrable and Pinecancer both learn Guillotine.
Rolling Attack: They both get Rollout by level.
Shed Armor, Gain Speed: The line learns Shell Smash, which lowers their defenses but greatly upping their Speed and offenses.
Status Buff: Pinecrable and Pinecancer start off with Withdraw and learn the awesome Shell Smash much later on.

Weaselt and Greatelt

Crynergy and Cryserator

A strange crystal with eyes, Crynergy is an Electric/Crystal-type Pokémon said to have been created by Ancient Lantiquas as an energy crystal that could power their technology. It absorbs electromagnetic energy to keep itself active. It eventually becomes Cryserator, a large yellow-color crystal surrounded by orange crystals resembling Crynergy.

Cryserator also has a Gigantamax form, where it becomes as large as a power plant and is able to generate immense amounts of electromagnetic energy. The giant Crynergy shapes float around it and it can discharge electromagnetic streams that can power up anything electrical that they touch.

Boss Battle: Cryserator is the strongest Pokémon of Vorgybi, one of Team Prismatic's admins, when battled the first time.
Confusion Fu: Cryserator can know damaging Crystal-, Electric-, Steel-, Water-, Rock-, Ground-, Psychic-, Dark-, Fairy-, Light-, Bug-, and Normal-type moves.
Crystalline Creature: Crynergy and Cryserator are Pokémon with crystalline structures.
Death or Glory Attack: They get Wild Charge by levelling.
Elemental Absorption:
- Crynergy can absorb electromagnetic energy in order to power itself. In addition, the line's ability of Motor Drive causes Electric-type moves to increase their Speed instead of damaging them.
- Their ability of Crystal Array makes them immune to Crystal-type moves, which instead increase their Special Attack.
Gemstone Assault: Crystal-type Pokémon.
Geo Effects: They get the Crystal-type one, Crystal Field, by levelling and can know Electric Terrain by Technical Record. Gigantamax Cryserator has the ability Electric Terrain.
Living Battery: Crynergy is a Pokémon that was once used to power ancient Lantiquan technology.
Making a Splash: Cryserator learns Hydro Charge, a physical Water-type move that Electric-types also get STAB for, by level.
Mighty Glacier: Cryserator has great Attack and Defense and good Special Defense, but is slow, although Motor Drive can help it a little.
No Biological Sex: Given their inorganic nature and artificial origin, Crynergy and Cryserator don't have genders.
Power Crystal: Crynergy is a Pokémon that was meant to serve as an energy crystal. Cryserator, being like a generator, takes this up a notch.
Secret Art: Gigantamax Cryserator is the only Pokémon with the G-Max move G-Max Refractor Blitz, where its Crystal-type moves become more powerful and in addition to damage lower both the opponent's Attack and Special Attack.
Shock and Awe: Electric-type.
Spectacular Spinning: They get both Rapid Spin and Gyro Ball by level.
Status Buff: The line learns Harden, which raises Defense, and Sharpen, which raises Attack.
Status Effects: Crynergy and Cryserator learn Thunder Wave, which causes paralysis.
Super Mode: Cryserator is a Pokémon with a Gigantamax form.

Rapiefin and Marligarde

Asteraze, Magneteor, and Frosmet

Uvioshine and Uviostrobe

Sticorest

Clustalt

Azureef

A crossbreed of Azumarill and Johtonian Corsola, Azureef is a Rock/Fairy-type Pokémon that is a rabbit crossed with coral that's produced by breeding a male Azumarill with a female Johtonian Corsola. It's found in warm waters and lives in coral reefs, which it blends in with to hide itself, which makes sightings of it extremely rare.

Bunnies for Cuteness: Given that one of its parents is Azumarill, Azureef inherits the cute bunny aspects of that Pokémon.
Bouncing Battler: Azureef gets Bounce by levelling.
Cold Iron: Azureef happens to have a double weakness to Steel.
Confusion Fu: Azureef can know damaging Rock-, Fairy-, Water-, Ground-, Crystal-, Psychic-, Ice-, Light-, Ghost-, Grass-, Flying-, Steel-, Fighting-, Dark-, and Normal-type moves.
Counter-Attack: It learns Mirror Coat.
Death or Glory Attack: Azureef's final levelling move is Aqua Crush and it gets Head Smash through breeding.
Desperation Attack: Azureef learns the Normal-type Flail.
Dishing Out Dirt: A Rock-type Pokémon.
Gemstone Assault: Azureef learns Power Gem and can know Crystal Wave, Crystal Bomb, Diamond Burst, and Crystal Crush by TM and Technical Disk.
Heal Thyself: It learns several moves that do this, like Recover, Aqua Ring, Life Dew, and one of its abilities is Natural Cure, which remove any status conditions it has when it switches out.
HP to One: Azureef learns Endure, which makes it that if an attack would knock it out, it'll instead be left with 1 HP.
Irony: Despite being found underwater and being able to know many Water-type moves, Azureef actually has a weakness to Water.
Magma Man: Azureef learns Earth Power.
Making a Splash: Azureef gets a number of Water-type moves by Level Up, which isn't surprising given that the two Pokémon it's a crossbreed of are Water-types.
Mighty Glacier: If its ability is Huge Power, Azureef's Attack stat becomes phenomenal, which with its high HP and Defenses alongside low Speed make it this.
Mix-and-Match Critters: A case involving Pokémon. Azureef is a crossbreed of Azumarill and Johtonian Corsola, obtained by breeding the two of them.
Our Fairies Are Different: Although Azureef is a Fairy-type, it's more of a coral-rabbit fusion.
Recurring Element: Like Sunlume ^noteSunflora and Jumpluff, Voltenta ^noteTentacruel and Birilatin, Sharpillery ^noteSharpedo and Octillery, Ironix, and Titanix ^noteOnix and Steelix, Azureef is a Pokémon that's a crossbreed of two other Pokémon.
Rolling Attack: It starts off with Rollout.
Stone Wall: Azureef has great HP with its Defense and Special Defense only a little lower, but its Attack, Special Attack, and Speed are poor or below average. However, this is a different matter if its ability is Huge Power.

Corsola, Coraltoise, and Cursola

Mantyke, Mantine, and Plasmatine

Blakajeh and Darkophis

A Pokémon restored from the Serpent Fossil, Blakajeh is a Rock/Dark-type snake that lived in forested areas during prehistoric times, possessing a body that allowed it to squeeze trees as well as prey. It eventually becomes Darkophis, a giant snake that is said to be the ancestor of all snake Pokémon and was able to use its body to even bring down large dinosaur Pokémon.

Darkophis also comes with a Z-Form where black rocks similar to scales grow on its body and its jaw to become larger and stronger. These jaws were strong enough to break hardened steel and Z-Darkophis was capable of swallowing prey as big as a Ludicolo.

Achilles' Heel: They have a double weakness to Fighting.
Boss Battle: Z-Darkophis is the strongest Pokémon of Kanbe, one of the members of Lantiquas' Elite Four.
Combat Pragmatist: They're Dark-type.
Confusion Fu: Darkophis can know damaging moves of every type other than Flying, Fairy, Light, Cosmic, and Crystal.
Dark Is Evil: Blakajeh and Darkophis are primarily dark in color, fitting their Dark-type and reputation for having incapacitated various prehistoric prey during their era.
Dishing Out Dirt: Rock-type Pokémon.
Fire, Ice, Lightning: Plus Green Thumb. Blakajeh and Darkophis get Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, and Flower Fang by levelling.
Foil: Blakajeh and Darkophis are ones to Magichine and Antiquaton, being natural creatures, Dark-type, and having genders, as opposed to being mechanical constructs, Psychic-type, and genderless, like the latter family.
Glass Cannon: Darkophis borders on this very high Attack and high Speed, but average HP and below average defenses.
Kryptonite Is Everywhere: Blakajeh and Darkophis have EIGHT weaknesses, those being Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Bug, Steel, Fairy, and Light, with Fighting being a 4x one.
Life Drain: Darkophis' signature Z-Move of Ancient Devour heals it by half of the damage that it does to the opponent.
Man Bites Man: They learn a number of biting moves, getting Bite, Crunch, and the elemental fangs by levelling, Psychic Fangs by Technical Disk, and Poison Fang as an Egg Move. Darkophis also learns Quake Crunch. In addition, Z-Darkophis' ability is Strong Jaw, which increases the power pf these moves.
Recurring Element: Another fossil Pokémon line based off of prehistoric animals.
Secret Art: Darkophis is the only Pokémon to get the Dark-type Z-Move Ancient Devour, which in addition to damage heals it by half of the amount of damage done to the opponent.
Snakes Are Sinister: Blakajeh and Darkophis are based off of the sanajeh and gigantophis, giant snakes from prehistoric times that were known to even kill dinosaurs, which is something that fits the demeanor of Blakajeh and Darkophis.
Status Buff: They get Coil by levelling and can know Dragon Dance by Technical Disk.
Status Effects: Like most snake Pokémon, Blakajeh and Darkophis learn Glare, which causes paralysis.
Super Mode: Darkophis happens to have a Z-Form.
Trap Master: They start off with the Normal-type Wrap.
You Will Not Evade Me: Blakajeh gets both Pursuit, which does double damage against opponents switching out, and Mean Look, which prevents the opponent from switching out, as Egg Moves.

Magichine and Antiquaton

A Pokémon resurrected from the Machine Fossil, Magichine is a Rock/Psychic-type mechanical construct that had existed around the time of Ancient Lantiquas' beginning, said to have been their first mechanical creation, and was ancient even around the time Lantiquas sank. It becomes Antiquaton, a large semi-snake-shape machine said to have acted as a guardian robot.

Antiquaton comes with a Z-Form where its shape changes to that of an upstanding mech, with its various ancient Lantiquan weapons having become larger. It possessed the ability to copy any weapon that it saw and use them. A legend says Antiquaton's Z-Crystal and Z-Antiquaton itself were created by accident due to an experiment done by an Ancient Lantiquan scientist.

In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise: Oceanic Lands, a strange silver-color Magichine that's smaller than normal was discovered by Prof. Cedar, who has brought it to the Marine Archology. This Magichine has time-travel abilities that allow it to travel into the past and bring back Pokémon and items from there. More specifically, the "Mysterious Magichine" brings back things from Hisui.

Action Bomb: Magichine and Antiquaton get Explosion as their final learned move.
Always Accurate Attack: They learn Lock-on, which makes their next attack this.
Barrier Warrior: Magichine and Antiquaton get Reflect by levelling and can know Light Screen, Safeguard, and Magic Shield by TM.
Beam Spam: They get Psybeam and Beam Cannon by levelling and can know several other beam-based moves by TM, Technical Record, and Technical Disk.
Breaking Old Trends: Unlike other fossil Pokémon, which are based off of prehistoric lifeforms, Magichine and Antiquaton are robotic machines built by the first Ancient Lantiquans.
Confusion Fu: Antiquaton can know damaging moves of every type other than Fire, Dragon, Poison, and Chemical.
Dishing Out Dirt: Rock-type Pokémon.
Elemental Absorption: Their normal ability is Motor Drive, which makes them immune to Electric-type moves, which instead increase their Speed.
Expy: Magichine and Antiquaton are ones to the basic Guardian robots from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Foil: Magichine and Antiquaton are ones to Blakajeh and Darkophis, being mechanical constructs, Psychic-type, and genderless, as opposed to being natural creatures, Dark-type, and having genders, like the latter family.
Gemstone Assault: Magichine and Antiquaton get Geode Flash by levelling and can know several Crystal-type moves by TM, Technical Record, and Technical Disk.
Informed Species: Although the Machine Fossil that Magichine is restored from is called a fossil, it's more of a super-ancient machine. This is actually reflected in the description for the Machine Fossil, saying it doesn't come off as a fossil.
Kryptonite Is Everywhere: They have seven weakness; Grass, Water, Ground, Bug, Ghost, Dark, and Steel, which can make things a bit rough for them.
Lost Technology: Magichine and Antiquaton are mechanical creations of Ancient Lantiquas that probably died out even before the region sank. Scientists have been unable to repair them through normal means, as for some reason only fossil restoration machines are able to bring them back.
Magic Knight: Antiquaton has both great Attack and Special Attack, and is thus able to utilize attacks from both sides of the spectrum.
Mechanical Lifeforms: The line consists of ancient mechanical creations that are considered to be Pokémon.
Mighty Glacier: Antiquaton has great Attack and Special Attack alongside average HP, Defense, and Special Defense, but is slow.
No Biological Sex: Given their mechanical nature, Magichine and Antiquaton don't have genders.
Power Copying: Z-Antiquaton has the ability to copy any weapon, although this doesn't have any bearing in gameplay.
Powerful, but Inaccurate: They learn Zap Cannon, which while a strong Electric-type attack, misses half the time.
Psychic Powers: They're Psychic-type.
Recurring Element: Another fossil line, although consisting of artificial creations.
Secret Art: The line has two; Ancient Blade, a physical Rock-type move that does damage based on the opponent's Special Defense, and Ancient Assault, a Rock-type Z-Move that hits three times using Ancient Lantiquan blades.
Shock and Awe: Magichine and Antiquaton get Zap Cannon by levelling and can know several other Electric-type moves by other means.
Status Buff: Magichine and Antiquaton learn two such ones early on; Sharpen, which increases Attack, and Shift Gear, which increases Attack and sharply increases Speed.
Super Mode: Antiquaton happens to have a Z-Form.
Time Travel: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise: Oceanic Lands, there's a special silver-color Magichine known as the Mysterious Magichine that can travel back in time and bring Pokémon and items with it back to the present. These include Pokémon and items that are found in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

Islefish and Islandale

A large fish with what appears to be sand and a beach on its back, Islefish is a Ground/Water-type whale shark that's known to move along the surface of the water and is sometimes mistaken for a small beach where sandcastles are built on it. Starting at Level 40, a Water Stone causes it to become Islandale, a massive whale shark which has a back resembling an island with sandcastle-like formations. While it normally eats small prey, Islandale occasionally devours larger prey such as Sharpedo and Gyarados.

Achilles' Heel: Islefish and Islandale both have a double weakness to Grass.
Always a Bigger Fish: While Islandale itself is huge and is able to swallow Water-types as big as Gyarados, it's itself prey for larger Lantiquan Dhelmass.
Barrier Warrior: Islefish and Islandale get Water Shield by levelling.
Boss Battle: Islandale is the strongest Pokémon of Mr. Norton, the fifth Gym Leader in Lantiquas.
Confusion Fu: Islandale can know damaging, Water-, Ground-, Ice-, Rock-, Steel-, Dark-, Fighting-, Grass-, Poison-, Ghost-, Dragon-, Crystal-, and Normal-type moves.
Cool Boat: Team Prismatic's submarine base, the Helixalus, happens to be shaped like an Islandale.
Damage-Sponge Boss: Islandale happens to have immense HP on par with Snorlax.
Defend Command: Islefish gets Wide Guard as an Egg move.
Dishing Out Dirt: They're Ground-type.
Elemental Absorption: Islefish and Islandale's ability of Water Absorb makes them immune to Water-type moves, which instead heal them.
Flying Seafood Special: In battle, Islefish and Islandale are shown hovering above the ground.
Making a Splash: A pair of Water-type Pokémon.
Man Bites Man: They learn Crunch and can also know Ice Fang by TM.
Mighty Glacier: Islandale has high Attack and Defense complimenting its extremely high HP, but happens to be slow.
Monster Whale: It's actually a whale shark, but Islandale is downright massive at 40'4 and weighting 1035.0 lbs, making it not far off from other gigantic seafaring Pokémon such as Wailord and Dhelmass! Also making it this is the fact that it sometimes eats Gyarados!
One-Hit Kill: Their final levelling move is the Ground-type Fissure.
Power Nullifier: Islefish and Islandale's Ground-typing makes them immune to Electric-type attacks and if they have Water Absorb as their ability, they're also immune to Water-type attacks.
Recurring Element: Islefish and Islandale are this to Wailmer and Wailord, both families being whale-based creatures that are ginormous.
Threatening Shark: Given that Islandale is a whale shark, although it's docile much of the time, the fact that it sometimes swallows prey as big as a Gyarados can still make it a bit unsettling.
Turtle Island: Islandale is this due to the fact that its back resembles a beach complete with sand, and it can sometimes be mistaken for an island.

Lumatar and Lumaxias

Finnorpion

Based on a scorpionfish, Finnorpion is a Water/Poison-type Pokémon. Having a vicious temperament, it uses its claw-like fins in order to slash at prey it comes across, using its poison-tipped tailfin to lethally poison them. Against larger opponents, such as Golisopod and Gyarados, it uses stealthy tactics in order to immobilize them with poison before they can strike back.

Action Initiative: It learns the Water-type priority move Aqua Jet.
Barrier Change Boss: Finnorpion learns Camouflage, which changes its type depending on the environment.
Beware My Stinger Tail: A variation, as Finnorpion has a tailfin that acts like a scorpion's tail. Befitting this, it starts off with Poison Sting, learns Fell Stinger, and gets Poison Tail as an Egg Move.
Confusion Fu: Finnorpion can know damaging Water-, Poison-, Bug-, Dark-, Ice-, Chemical-, Ghost-, Fighting-, Rock-, Ground-, Steel-, Flying-, Grass-, and Normal-type moves.
Critical Hit: Finnorpion learns three such attacks that have a high chance for a critical hit; the Dark-type Night Slash, the Water-type Aqua Cross, and the Poison-type Cross Poison.
David Versus Goliath: Finnorpion is able to take down targets much larger than itself such as Golisopod and Gyarados through use of sneaky tactics.
Hollywood Acid: Finnorpion gets Chemical Missile, a Poison-type move that after doing damage causes acid rain to fall for five turns, by levelling.
Lightning Bruiser: Finnorpion is a borderline case, with great Attack and Speed and above average Defense. Tough Claws as its ability ups the power of most of its physical moves even further.
Magically Inept Fighter: While Finnorpion's Attack stat is 105, its Special Attack is only a little more than half of that at only 55.
Making a Splash: It's a Water-type Pokémon.
Poisonous Person: Finnorpion is Poison-type.
Scary Scorpions: An interesting variation. While actually a scorpionfish, Finnorpion's design, mainly with its side fins resembling claws and its tailfin resembling a scorpion's tail, makes it look like an actual scorpion. Since it lives in the sea, it's also effectively a sea scorpion.
Spike Shooter: It learns Pin Missile and can know Icicle Spear by TM.
Status-Buff Dispel: Finnorpion gets Haze, which resets stat changes, as an Egg Move.
Version-Exclusive Content: Finnorpion is exclusive to Pokémon Aquamarine.
Weak to Magic: Its Special Defense stat is only 55, meaning special attacks will do a ton of damage to it.

Plankelp and Kelparine

Scaruby, Sapphital, and Emerafly

Shrimissile and Shellistic

Ventagma

Cubenbow

Combaconch

Limequa and Aquiscous

Glasstrike

Strange Pokémon made of glass, Glasstrike are Crystal/Fighting-types resembling large glass figures. Their bodies are extremely fragile and it's not hard for their limbs to break off, although they have the ability to reattach them if needed. Because of this, they use the various sharp points and edges of their bodies as a means of attack against anything they deem dangerous towards them.

Achilles' Heel: Glasstrike has a double weakness to Psychic-type moves.
Action Initiative: It learns two such moves; Mach Punch and Sucker Punch.
Anti-Air: Sky Uppercut allows Glasstrike to hit opponents in the middle of using Fly, Sky Drop, or similar moves.
Attack! Attack! Attack!: Its final learned move is Endless Fight, a powerful Fighting-type move that it gets locked into after it selects it.
Bare-Fisted Monk: A Fighting-type Pokémon.
Confusion Fu: Glasstrike can know damaging Crystal, Fighting, Dark, Steel, Light, Grass, Fire, Electric, Ice, Psychic, Poison, Rock, Flying, Bug, Dragon, and Normal moves.
Critical Hit: It learns Focus Energy, which increases its chance of getting a critical hit, and Prism Blade, which has a higher chance of inflicting one.
Crystalline Creature: It's a Pokémon that's made of glass and resembles a glass figure.
Gemstone Assault: It's a Crystal-type Pokémon.
Glass Cannon: Glasstrike is a semi-literal take on this trope, given that it has a body made entirely of glass itself. Not only does it have extremely high Attack and very high Speed while having very low HP and defenses, but its only ability of Sharpened Glass increases the power of its moves while also increasing the damage it takes.
The Power of Glass: Glasstrike has a body that's made of glass and it has the ability to reattach broken limbs back on, which heal almost instantly. In addition, it learns several glass-based moves in Glass Shard, Mirror Flash, and Prism Blade.
Rush Boss: Any Glasstrike used by an opponent is effectively this, as their already super-high attack and already super-low Defense and Special Defense are made even moreso through Sharpened Glass, meaning usually either you'll K.O. them in either one or two hits, or they'll K.O. you in one or two hits.
Secret Art: Glasstrike is the only Pokémon with the Sharpened Glass ability, which not only increases the damage it does by 50%, but also the damage it takes by 50%, turning it into even more of a Glass Cannon than it already is.
Shoryuken: Glasstrike learns Sky Uppercut, which allows it to even hit airborne opponents.
Use Your Head: It learns Concussion, a Fighting-type move that can cause confusion, and can know Zen Headbutt by Technical Record.

Quasasault

Mossnail and Geosnail

Battice and Antarbat

Sundiand and Sundolabe

Treaspiri and Mysticrys

Gillbone

A Water/Ghost-type Pokémon, Gillbone is a large fish skeleton that is said to have broken off of a much larger skeletal fish. Residing in darkened waters, it uses its hard teeth to clamp down on prey, which it then tears up, although it lacks the ability to consume what it eats due to being nothing but bones. It's able to survive in any kind of water, even poisonous, but is preyed upon by Skelerate, which use its bones to make their swords.

Action Initiative: Gillbone gets the priority-based Shadow Sneak and Aqua Jet by Level Up.
Barrier Warrior: It learns Shadow Fence, a Ghost-type move that gives the user's side a Magic Coat effect for five turns.
Confusion Fu: Gillbone can know damaging Water- Ghost-, Dark-, Ice-, Psychic-, Rock- Ground-, Steel-, Fighting-, Grass-, Poison-, Bug-, Electric-, and Normal-type moves as well as the Fire-type Will-o-Wisp.
Death or Glory Attack: Its final learned move is Aqua Crush, a Water-type Double-Edge that causes the user to take 1/3 as much damage, which is mitigated by its Rock Head ability, which negates recoil damage.
Dem Bones: Gillbone happens to be composed of nothing but bones.
Expy: Gillbone is pretty much one to the Fishbone enemies from the Super Mario Bros. series.
Living Weapon: A literal, but undead, example. In addition to Gillbone bones being used as swords by Skelrate and Ghoulaptin, Gillbone itself is used as a sword by Dreadmiral.
Magically Inept Fighter: It has a great Attack stat of 105, but its Special Attack is less than half of that at only 50.
Making a Splash: Gillbone is a Water-type Pokémon.
Man Bites Man: It learns Bite, Ice Fang, and Crunch by levelling and can know Psychic Fangs by Technical Disk and Bug Bite by Move Tutor.
Mighty Glacier: Gillbone has great Attack and awesome Defense alongside average HP and Special Defense, but is quite slow.
No, I Am Behind You: Gillbone learns Phantom Force, where it disappears on the first turn before striking on the second.
Our Ghosts Are Different: Despite its Ghost-typing, it's more of a living skeleton that a ghost.
Riddle for the Ages: Gillbone is said to have broken off from a giant skeletal fish, which has never been identified, although the Levias Remains in the Ancient Islands might possibly be related to it.
The Hunter Becomes the Hunted: While Gillbone is known to attack prey from shadowy waters and tear it apart, it itself is hunted by Skelerate and its evolutions, who use its bones to make their swords.
Version-Exclusive Content: Gillbone is exclusive to Pokémon Turquoise.

Skelerate, Ghoulaptin, and Dreadmiral

A short skeletal Ghost Pirate, Skelerate is a Ghost/Fighting-type Pokémon that sharpens bones from Gillbone to use as swords and works in a group under the command of Ghoulaptin. It becomes Ghoulaptin, which takes on the role of captain and commandeers a Dhelmass to serve as its ship, attacking those its crew comes across on the high seas. It ultimately becomes Dreadmiral, a Pirate King that is said to rule over multiple groups of Skelerate and Ghoulaptin, using an entire Gillbone as its weapon. The only way for a Ghoulaptin to become a Dreadmiral is for it to defeat the current reigning Dreadmiral.

Action Initiative: The line learns Shadow Sneak early on and gets Sucker Punch as an Egg Move.
Anti-Frustration Features: Since in order for Ghoulaptin to evolve it needs to defeat a Dreadmiral in a battle, since it can be hard to find one to defeat otherwise, an uncatchable Dreadmiral at Level 40 appears once a week in one area of Turqidal Castle, giving you a convenient one to find.
Armor-Piercing Attack: Dreadmiral gets Sacred Sword, which ignores any stat changes on the opponent when doing damage.
Attack! Attack! Attack!: Skelerate gets the strong move Endless Fight as an Egg Move.
Bad to the Bone: Skelerate and Ghoulaptin fashion swords made from Gillbone bones, with Ghoulaptin's sword consisting of multiple bones. Dreadmiral takes this up a notch as it uses the whole Gillbone (albeit thinned and sharpened) as its sword.
Boss Battle: Dreadmiral is the strongest Pokémon of Pirate Captain Whitebeard, hailed as the strongest pirate in Lantiquas and its current Pirate King, very fitting for someone such as him.
Charles Atlas Superpower: They're a line of Fighting-type Pokémon.
Combat Pragmatist: The line can know a large number of Dark-type moves, such as Power Trip, Night Slash, Torment, and Sucker Punch. Makes sense given the pragmatic practices of pirates in general.
Confusion Fu: Dreadmiral can know damaging moves of every type other than Fairy, Light, Chemical, and Cosmic.
Critical Hit: Skelerate, Ghoulaptin, and Dreadmiral learn Slash and the Dark-type Night Slash, which have a high chance for a critical hit, and Dreadmiral gets Iron Blade, which is always a critical hit.
Dem Bones: The family happens to be skeletal ghosts, further reflected in them using bones from another Pokémon as weapons and learning Bone Rush and Shadow Bone.
Expy: They happen to be one of a similar line from Pokémon Uranium.
Gameplay and Story Integration:
- It's said the only way for a Ghoulaptin to become a Dreadmiral is for it to defeat the current Dreadmiral. Defeating a Dreadmiral in battle is what causes Ghoulaptin to evolve into one.
- Pirate Captain Whitebeard is the only pirate in the game that has a Dreadmiral in their lineup, even in the post-game. Since he's the current Pirate King, this means that no pirate with a Ghoulaptin has ever been able to defeat him and said Dreadmiral, thus preventing their Ghoulaptin from evolving.
Ghost Pirate: The line in its entirety is meant to be this, with Skelerate having the rank of pirate, Ghoulaptin the rank of captain, and Dreadmiral the rank of pirate king.
Ghost Ship: Ghoulaptin are known to have Dhelmass serve as their vessels, which they use as home for them and their Skelerate cohorts.
God Save Us from the Queen!: Given that Dreadmiral is supposed to be a pirate king and is quite dreaded, this is pretty much the case for female Dreadmiral.
Hook Hand: Dreadmiral has a large hook made of Gillbone bone replacing its left hand, serving as a weapon alongside its Gillbone skeleton used as a sword.
HP to One: They learn False Swipe, which cannot bring the opponent's HP lower than 1.
Irony: You wouldn't expect Dreadmiral, a ruthless ghost pirate king, to get a move called Sacred Sword, would you?
King of Thieves: Dreadmiral happens to be one of the Pirate King variety, being in charge of all Skelerate and Ghoulaptin in its domain.
Klingon Promotion: In order for a Ghoulaptin to become a Dreadmiral and lead the various Skelerate and Ghoulaptin, it must bring down the current reigning Dreadmiral.
Lightning Bruiser: Dreadmiral is this with its awesome Attack, great Speed, very good HP, and about average Defense and Special Defense.
Monster Lord: As it's known as the Pirate King, Dreadmiral is said to command a whole navy of Skelerate and Ghoulaptin, with all of them answering to it.
Secret Art: Skelerate, Ghoulaptin, and Dreadmiral are the only Pokémon with the Victory Cry ability, which restores the HP and PP for all of your Pokémon in play upon defeating the opponent's last Pokémon.
Soul Power: Ghost-type Pokémon, befitting their role as ghost pirates.
Use Your Head: Skelerate, Ghoulaptin, and Dreadmiral learn the Fighting-type Concussion, get Headbutt as an Egg Move, and Dreadmiral is able to know Zen Headbutt by Technical Record.

Lapana, Manazuli, and Prismanus

A living mana crystal, Lapana is a Crystal-type Pokémon that utilizes the energy of living things in order to sustain itself. It becomes Manazuli, where it gains the Psychic-type and is able to absorb the life energy of things to convert into power for itself. It ultimately becomes Prismanus, a large amalgam of crystals that draws life energy from others and converts it into matter in the form of more crystals.

Prismanus also has a Z-Form where its crystalline structure changes and its body become many times harder than even diamond. It gains three red, green, and blue color crystals that orbit around it and can fire powerful beams of these colors, with these crystals sometimes acting on their own. Z-Prismanus also floats in the air using its psychic powers.

Boss Battle:
- Prismanus is the strongest Pokémon of Geo, the sixth Gym Leader in Lantiquas.
- Z-Prismanus is the main Pokémon of Khrysim when battled the second time.
Confusion Fu: Prismanus can know damaging moves of every type other than Water, Poison, Flying, Dragon, and Chemical.
Crystalline Creature: These Pokémon are composed entirely of crystal.
Gemstone Assault: A line of Crystal-type Pokémon.
Geo Effects: Lapana, Manazuli, and Prismanus get Crystal Field by Level Up, with Manazuli and Prismanus also able to know Psychic Terrain by Technical Record.
Herd-Hitting Attack: They get three such moves by levelling; Prism Blizzard, Crystal Wave, and Diamond Burst.
Home Field Advantage: Lapana, Manazuli, and Prismanus get Crystal Surge, which summons Crystal Field for five turns, as their hidden ability. This is also Z-Prismanus' ability.
Life Drain: This family of Pokémon absorbs life energy in order to do things such as sustain itself or increase its own power, with Prismanus able to transform the energy from living things into crystals. This is reflected in them getting Spirit Drain by levelling.
Mana Drain: They learn Spirit Drain, a damaging Psychic-type move that restores 20% of the PP of their other moves.
No Biological Sex: Lapana, Manazuli, and Prismanus are genderless due to being non-organic lifeforms.
Power Crystal: Lapana is basically this, with Manazuli and Prismanus being more complicated crystal constructs.
Psychic Powers: Manazuli and Prismanus are Psychic-type.
Secret Art: Prismanus is the only Pokémon to get the Crystal Tower Z-Move, which when doing damage has a 2a STAB modifier than the normal 1.5x one.
Squishy Wizard: Prismanus has incredible Special Attack alongside great Special Defense and average HP and Speed, but low Attack and Defense.
Super Mode: Prismanus happens to have a Z-Form.
Super-Toughness: Their normal ability is Filter, which reduces all super-effective damage done to them.
Wave-Motion Gun: The line's final learned move is the Crystal-type Spectrum Cannon.
You Will Not Evade Me: Lapana, Manazuli, and Prismanus learn Diamond Burst, which in addition to damage prevents any opposing Pokémon from escaping.

Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus

A trio of Rock/Ground ruin Pokémon, Ruinolum is a large floating pillar with an eye that is known to help support ancient ruins. It eventually becomes Anciuctra, a large structure with an eye that makes up part of various ruins in the region. Finally, it becomes Ruinossus, a massive walking colosseum that in ancient times would have Pokémon battles take place inside it.

Ruinossus has a Gigantamax form where it becomes a gigantic floating palace surrounded by countless Ruinolum and Anciuctra that it can control. Legends say that before Lantiquas sank, they would serve as palaces for Lantiquas' kings who would float around the region in them.

Achilles' Heel: They have a double weakness to both Grass and Water.
Boss Battle: Gigantamax Ruinossus is the strongest Pokémon of the Lantiquas Pokémon League Champion, Arthur, the player character's father.
Confusion Fu: Ruinossus can know damaging Rock-, Ground-, Steel-, Fighting-, Bug-, Fire-, Ice-, Psychic-, Dark-, Dragon-, Light-, Cosmic-, Crystal-, and Normal-type moves.
Defend Command: Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus get Wide Guard, which protects your side from attacks that hit multiple Pokémon, by levelling.
Dishing Out Dirt: Rock- and Ground-type Pokémon.
Eye Spy: Each member of the family has a single large eye that they use to scout out their surroundings, usually when they're in ruin walls.
The Giant: Ruinossus is a massive Pokémon, with a height of 16'9 and weighing 1572.0 lbs. Even Anciuctra is huge for a middle stage at 8'10 and 786.0 lbs.
HP to One: They get Endure by level, which prevents them from being knocked out, instead reducing their HP to one.
Kryptonite Is Everywhere: The family has a whopping seven weaknesses, two of which happen to be 4x ones.
Living Structure Monster: Each member of the line happens to be this, with Ruinolum a pillar, Anciuctra a building, Ruinossus a colosseum, and Gigantamax Ruinossus a giant palace.
Mighty Glacier: Ruinossus has incredible HP and Defense alongside great Attack and below average Special Defense, but is very slow.
Moving Buildings: Anciuctra and Ruinossus are this, being animate buildings that are able to move around.
No Biological Sex: Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus don't have genders given that they're animate ruins.
Randomized Damage Attack: Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus all get Magnitude by levelling.
Recurring Element: Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus are another three stage Rock/Ground-type line like Geodude/Graveler/Golem and Rhyhorn/Rhydon/Rhyperior.
Rolling Attack: The line gets Steamroller by levelling and can know Rollout and Steel Roller by Move Tutor.
Secret Art: Gigantamax Ruinossus is the only Pokémon with the Ground-type G-Max move G-Max Demolition, which lowers the opponent's Defense and does extra damage if there is a Field Effect in play before removing that Field Effect.
Spectacular Spinning: They learn both Rapid Spin and Gyro Ball.
Super Mode: Ruinossus has a Gigantamax form where it turns into a huge circular palace that stands at 137'10 tall.
Super-Toughness: Ruinolum, Anciuctra, and Ruinossus all have the Fortification ability, which reduces all damage done to them by 25% if they move last.

Thermacube and Thermactor

Sealopod and Nembropod

Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra

A small dragon that can fit on a person's shoulder, Fayeraco is a Dragon/Fairy-type Pokémon that is said to possess magical power. It eventually becomes Dracerie, where its body becomes a conduit for magic, able to greatly increase magical power. It ultimately becomes Arcanadra, a gorgeous magical dragon that rivals Auroracle in beauty and said to wield enormous magic.

Arcanadra also comes with a Z-Form where its magical energy increases exponentially and its body begins to float in the air. A strange aura coming from it affects its surroundings and impacts them in various ways. As it moves through the air with beauty and grace, which captivates any that see it.

Always Accurate Attack: The line gets Disarming Voice and are able to know Magical Leaf by TM, with Arcanadra able to know Aura Sphere by Technical Disk.
Barrier Warrior: They get Draco Shield by levelling in addition to being able to know Reflect, Light Screen, Safeguard, and Magic Shield by TM.
Blow You Away: Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra get Twister, Gust, and Whirlwind early on and can know several Flying-type moves by TM and similar means.
Boss Battle: Z-Arcanadra is the strongest Pokémon of Ryujin, one of the members of Lantiquas' Elite Four.
Confusion Fu: Arcanadra has a varied movepool, being able to know damaging moves of every type other than Poison, Ground, Rock, and Chemical.
Fairy Dragons: Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra are based on fae dragons, with Fayeraco being the most fairy-like.
Infinity -1 Sword: Arcanadra is the pseudo-Legendary Pokémon of Lantiquas.
Lunacy: They get Moonblast by levelling and can know Lunar Cannon by Technical Disk. Arcanadra's signature Z-Move of Lunar Dragon Song is also this.
Make Me Wanna Shout: Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra learn Disarming Voice and can know Hyper Voice by Technical Disk.
Our Fairies Are Different: Although the line is Fairy-type, they're more dragons than fairies.
Psychic Powers: Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra learn Extrasensory and can know several Psychic-type moves by Technical Record and Technical Disk.
Recurring Element: Arcanadra is another pseudo-Legendary Pokémon.
Secret Art: Arcanadra's signature Z-Move of Lunar Dragon Song is a powerful Fairy-type attack that also raises its Special Attack and Special Defense.
Squishy Wizard: Arcanadra has massive Special Attack alongside awesome Special Defense and great Speed, with average HP, but its Attack and Defense are poor or below average.
Status Effects: Fayeraco, Dracerie, and Arcanadra learn Fairy Dust, a Fairy-type move that can inflict either poison, burn, paralysis, or sleep on the opponent, and also Dazzle Dance, which confuses adjacent opponents.
Super Mode: Arcanadra is one of the Pokémon with a Z-Form.

Steelector, Mortector, and Concrector

A trio of mechanical golems called the Barrier Titans, Steelector, Mortector, and Concrector are Ground-type Legendary Pokémon constructed out of Lantiquan steel, Lantiquan mortar, and Lantiquan concrete. They have the power to create large barriers that can block attacks and were said to have protected Lantiquas when it sank into the ocean. Each one resides in an ancient technologically advanced facility that are known as the Barrier Bases. It's said that whenever Lantiquas is in danger, the Barrier Titans will awaken once more in order to protect the region from disaster.

Achilles' Heel: Concrector has a double weakness to Grass and would have one to Water if it weren't for Armor of Lantiquas. In addition, Mortector would have one to Crystal if it weren't for the same ability.
Attack! Attack! Attack!: Mortector learns the powerful Fighting-type move Endless Fight.
Barrier Warrior:
- All three of them are this, with them able to create shields that protect from various threats or dangers. In the ancient past, they were said to have surrounded Lantiquas with a large barrier to protect it from the Crystal Death.
- They are all able to know various barrier moves, with Steelector getting Safeguard and Magic Shield by levelling, Mortector getting Reflect and Shadow Fence by levelling, and Concrector getting Light Screen and Electro Wall by levelling. All three of them can know Reflect, Light Screen, Safeguard, and Magic Shield via TM and Magic Coat via Move Tutor.
Charles Atlas Superpower: Mortector is Fighting-type.
Confusion Fu: Steelector, Mortector, and Concrector can know damaging Ground-, Steel-, Fighting-, Rock-, Crystal-, Fire-, Electric-, Ice-, Grass-, Dark-, Psychic-, Bug-, and Normal-type moves, with Steelector also able to know a damaging Ghost-type move and Cosmic-type move and Mortector also able to know a damaging Light-type move.
Counter-Attack: Each of them learns a specific move that does this, with Steelector learning Metal Burst, Mortector learning Counter, and Concrector learning Mirror Coat.
Defend Command: All three Barrier Titans start off with Protect. Mortector starts off with Quick Guard, Concrector starts off with Wide Guard, and Steelector starts off with both.
Dishing Out Dirt: All three of them are Ground-type. Concrector is also Rock-type.
Expy:
- The Barrier Titans are ones to the golems from Atlantis: The Lost Empire that awaken and generate a huge shield over the city during the climax.
- The trio is one to Atlantean Neutral Creatures from Gods Unchained, with Steelector being one to the Thaumnetic Golem, Mortector the Centurion Golem, and Concrector the Spiral Golem.
- Their design is similar to the Ruin Guardians from Genshin Impact.
Extra-ore-dinary: Steelector is Steel-type.
Gemstone Assault: Steelector has several large crystals on its body and can know several Crystal-type moves by Technical Machine, Record, and Disk. Concrector happens to get Geode Flash by levelling.
Golem: They are mechanical golems created from Lantiquan steel (Steelector), Lantiquan mortar (Mortector), and Lantiquan concrete (Concrector).
Left Hanging: During the course of the game, Team Prismatic was investigating the Barrier Bases and late during the game, they launch a simultaneous attack on all three with the intent of capturing the Barrier Titans. However, their purpose with the three is never revealed, as during the post-game, Ishmael says that he had the three of them returned to their respective areas, seeing as Team Prismatic's plans were thwarted. One theory regarding what Team Prismatic was going to do with them was generate a shield to protect Old Lantiquas from the Crystal Death, as part of Khrysim's plan involves keeping his home intact. The Oceanic Lands DLC adds in a short scene during the endgame and dialogue from Ishmael during the post-game that confirms this is the case.
Magma Man: Steelector and Cocrector both get Earth Power by levelling with Mortector also able to know it by Technical Disk.
Magnetism Manipulation: Steelector gets Magnet Force by levelling with Concrector able to get it by Technical Record. All three can know Magnet Rise by Move Tutor.
Mighty Glacier: Mortector and Concrector are this, with Mortector having higher Defense than Special Defense and high Attack, and Concrector having higher Special Defense than Defense and high Special Attack, but both of them along with Steelector are slow.
Olympus Mons: They are a trio of Legendary Pokémon tasked with protecting Lantiquas from falling into ruin (again).
Recurring Element: They are another trio of lesser Legendary Pokémon:
- The Barrier Titans are also one to the Legendary Golems, being golem-like constructs that have high defensive stats.
Secret Art: The Barrier Titans are the only Pokémon to have the Armor of Lantiquas ability, which reduces damage done to them by Water- and Crystal-type moves by 50% and raises their Defense and Special Defense by one level each whenever they get hit by an attack of either of those types.
Status Buff: Each of them learns a move that increases one or both of their defensive stats, with Steelector learning Cosmic Power, Mortector learning Iron Defense, and Concrector learning Amnesia.
Stone Wall: The Barrier Titans are all this to some extent with their massive Defense and Special Defense stats, with Steelector being this the most by also having massive HP.
Time Abyss: The Barrier Titans have been around for multiple millennia given that they protected Lantiquas when Staldrlyon brought the ancient civilization to ruin.
Use Your Head: Steelector, Mortector, and Concrector all start off with Headbutt and can know Iron Head (Steelector also gets this by levelling) and Zen Headbutt by Technical Record.

Mechonaken and Orgaiathan

The main Legendary Pokémon for Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise, Mechonaken is a giant bio-mechanical Water/Electric-type Pokémon that appears to be a cross between a serpent, kraken, and lobster, while Orgaiathan is a huge organic Water/Ice-type Pokémon that appears to be a cross between a plesiosaur, dinosaur, and arthropod. Mechonaken represents instability, being able to control the flow of the oceans' energy and continuously increase or decrease it, while Orgaiathan represents stability, being able to control the oceans' temperature and endlessly raise or lower it. Mechonaken is said to have sank Lantiquas while Orgaiathan is said to have preserved Lantiquas.

In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, Staldrlyon is able to cause a strange form of crystallization to happen to Mechonaken and Orgaiathan called "Crystasis". Mechonaken has squares of aquamarine crystal along its body as well as crystal protrusions along its head, claws, and tail, and it becomes Crystal/Electric-type, with its mechanized claws now indestructible and able to cut absolutely anything, even cleaving the ocean in two. Orgaiathan has turquoise crystal form around its body as an armored shell protecting it from attacks as well as crystal points on its head, with it becoming Crystal/Ice-type and said to be able to turn the water in all the oceans to solid crystal.

In the Ancient Islands DLC for Oceanic Lands, it turns out that Mechonaken and Orgaiathan can achieve something known as Z-Fusion, where the two of them combine into one being, which they are said to do when Lantiquas is in its greatest danger. In this form, they have the power to infinitely expand water and their control over the oceans have increased exponentially. It's been told that they can raise the level of the oceans to the point where not only all the world's landmasses are submerged, but so are the clouds and the sky itself. Z-Mechonaken & Orgaiathan is Electric/Ice-type.

Always Accurate Attack: Both of them get moves that ensure the next move is this by levelling; Lock-on for Mechonaken and Mind Reader for Orgaiathan.
An Ice Person: Orgaiathan is Ice-type.
Boss Battle:
- Depending on the game, either Mechonaken or Orgaiathan is the strongest Pokémon used by Khrysim when battled inside King Lantin's chamber.
- In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, after defeating Khrysim, you then end up having to battle Crystasis Mechonaken or Orgaiathan, which are at Level 300, much like Crystallization Staldrlyon.
Bragging Rights Reward: Mechonaken and Orgaiathan's Z-Fusion form is effectively this due to the fact that it's unattainable until the after the conclusion of the Ancient Islands DLC in Oceanic Lands, which doesn't happen until well into the postgame.
Breaking Old Trends: Z-Mechonaken & Orgaiathan is notable for being treated as a single shared form for both Pokémon rather than two separate forms, unlike other Pokémon that fuse together such as Anchetis and Borealis or Basiboros and Griffirice.
Brought Down to Normal: Both Legendaries' signature moves are able to do this to Mega and Dynamaxed Pokémon, respectively. Their Crystasis forms are able to do this to Z-Pokémon through the move Crystal Wrath.
Cast from Hit Points: Orgaiathan learns Ice Cannon, an Ice-type variation of Eruption, Water Spout, and Solar Energy that has a chance for freezing the opponent that also decreases the lower Orgaiathan's HP is.
Confusion Fu:
- Mechonaken can know damaging moves of every type other than Fire, Poison, Fairy, and Chemical.
- Orgaiathan can know damaging moves of every type other than Fire, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Dark, and Cosmic.
The Corruption: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, Staldrlyon is able to use a strange power called Crystasis to crystallize Mechonaken and Orgaiathan, which causes them to gain the Crystal-type along with Staldrlyon's signature ability and move of Zeta Breaker and Crystal Wrath.
Death or Glory Attack: Mechonaken learns the Electric-type Wild Charge and the Water-type Aqua Crush while Orgaiathan learns the Ice-type Ice Burst.
Divine Parentage: Lantiquas has two local legends involving these Pokémon; that Zurillite is descended from Mechonaken, and that Lapras is descended from Orgaiathan.
Expy: Both of them are this:
- Mechonaken is an expy of SCP-1128 and SCP-3000 from the SCP Foundation and also Leviathan from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
- Orgaiathan is an expy of SCP-169 and SCP-2256 from the SCP Foundation and also the Gigantos from Sub-Mariner.
Fusion Dance: Starting in the Ancient Islands, Mechonaken and Orgaiathan are able to fuse together through what is called Z-Fusion, which requires the use of Mechorgaium Z. They are said to have achieved this form only once, which was used to overpower Staldrlyon and reverse the Crystal Death.
Gem-Encrusted: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, through Crystasis, Mechonaken and Orgaiathan have panels of crystal lining their bodies.
Gemstone Assault: In their Crystasis forms, Mechonaken and Orgaiathan are both Crystal-type.
Geo Effects: Mechonaken starts off with the Electric-type Electric Terrain while Orgaiathan starts off with the Ice-type Frost Field.
Giant Enemy Crab: Mechonaken is notably crustacean in appearance, and it has massive claws that are utilized in its signature move of Hydraulic Spark.
The Great Serpent: While Mechonaken is this due to being mainly serpentine with a length of 30'2, in Lantiquan legends, it's said to be long enough to surround all of Lantiquas!
Hijacking Cthulhu: Shortly after the events aboard the Helixalus, Khrysim, Team Prismatic's leader, manages to control Mechonaken (Aquamarine) or Orgaiathan (Turquoise) using the Trident of Lantin.
Kaiju: The legends regarding Mechonaken and Orgaiathan depict them as being either long enough to surround a continent or as big as a continent.
Kraken and Leviathan: Mechonaken and Orgaiathan are meant to represent these, both of them massive sea creatures. Mechonaken represents the former and Orgaiathan the latter.
Lord of the Ocean: Both Mechonaken and Orgaiathan have some kind of control over oceans, with Mechonaken able to control and manipulate their energy and Orgaiathan able to control and manipulate their temperature. Mechonaken is also said to be able to transport something or someone to a dimension of water.
Magic Knight: Z-Mechonaken & Orgaiathan combines the Attack and Special Attack stats of both Pokémon, allowing it to hit extremely hard with both physical or special attacks.
Making a Splash: Both are Water-type Pokémon. In their Crystasis forms, the Aquatic Body part of their Aquatic Zeta Breaker ability retains this aspect of them when it comes to damage from moves.
Mechanical Lifeforms: Mechonaken is a Pokémon that appears as mechanical in nature.
Mighty Glacier: Mechonaken is this with incredible Attack and Defense alongside great HP and Special Defense, but its Speed is average by Legendary standards.
Mix-and-Match Critters: The two of them come off as this, with Mechonaken being a cross between an eel, lobster, and kraken, and Orgaiathan being a cross between a whale, plesiosaur, and dinosaur.
Olympus Mons: They are another pair of Legendary Pokémon.
Power Nullifier: The Zeta Breaker half of their Crystasis form's Aquatic Zeta Breaker ability makes them immune to all damage and effects of Z-Moves. In addition, said form's Crystal-type makes them immune to Water-type moves.
Psychic Powers: They each get a Psychic-type move by levelling; Mechonaken learning Zen Headbutt (although it doesn't necessarily involve psychic powers) and Orgaiathan learning Extrasensory.
Recurring Element: They happen to be another pair of main Legendary Pokémon:
- Like Reshiram & Zekrom and Zacian & Zamazenta, you obtain one of them while another character obtains the other, with that character using the other one against you.
- Like Reshiram & Zekrom and Solgaleo & Lunala, the third main Legendary is able to assimilate them, although Mechonaken and Orgaiathan are still the ones in control.
- Like Anchetis & Borealis, they are able to fuse into one being through an ancient artifact, where their powers combine.
Screw This, I'm Out of Here!: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, after sealing away Staldrlyon and returning to normal, Mechonaken or Orgaiathan abandons Khrysim and retreats into the water in the back of the chamber.
Sea Serpents: Mechonaken is primarily this, although it also has large tentacles and massive lobster-like claws.
Secret Art:
- Mechonaken has the signature ability of Mega Armor, which reduces damage done to it by Mega-Evolved Pokémon, and the signature move of Hydraulic Spark, a dual Water-Electric move that if used on a Mega Pokémon, returns them to normal.
- Orgaiathan has the signature ability of Dyna Body, which reduces damage done to it by Dynamaxed Pokémon, and the signature move of Freezing Vortex, a dual Water-Ice move that if used on a Dynamax Pokémon, returns them to normal.
- Their Crystasis forms both get Aquatic Zeta Breaker, a combination of Aquatic Body and Zeta Breaker that gives them the weaknesses and resistances of Water-type Pokémon and makes them immune to Z-Moves, and Staldrlyon's signature move of Crystal Wrath.
- In their Z-Fusion form, they get the ability Mega-Dyna Armored Body, a combination of Mega Armor and Dyna Body, as well as the Z-Move Fusion of the Oceans, which is Water, Electric, and Ice-type and raises their Attack and Special Attack stats, does damage based on which Attack stat is higher, and bypasses Crystal and Ground's immunities to Water and Electric.
Shock and Awe: Mechonaken is Electric-type.
SNK Boss: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, you end up having to battle either Crystasis Mechonaken or Orgaiathan, who is at Level 300 and can't be caught by the player. This fight is similar to the one with Crystallization Staldrlyon, but unlike the latter, Crystasis Mechonaken or Orgaiathan still have weaknesses you can exploit.
Squishy Wizard: Orgaiathan is this with incredible Special Attack and Special Defense, although its Attack and Defense are still good by normal standards.
Status Buff: Both of them learn a move that sharply increases one of their Defense stats, with Mechonaken learning Iron Defense for Defense and Orgaiathan learning Amnesia for Special Defense.
Status-Buff Dispel: Mechonaken learns Haze, which rests all stat changes on each Pokémon.
Sword of Plot Advancement: You're required to catch either Orgaiathan or Mechonaken depending on the game. This actually has an In-Universe reason, as it's a test by presumably the spirit of King Lantin and catching it is required to open the way to the core of King Lantin's chamber.
Time Abyss: Mechonaken and Orgaiathan were said to have presided over Lantiquas before it sank, which was multiple millennia ago.
Turtle Island: Legends say that the Lantiquas region rests on the back of Orgaiathan.
Walking Spoiler: Mechonaken and Orgaiathan's shared Z-Form is kept under lock and key during the events of the game, only revealed at the end of the Ancient Islands DLC for Oceanic Lands.
Your Size May Vary: Mechonaken is told in legends to be long enough to surround the entirety of Lantiquas while Orgaiathan is said in myths to be so huge that all of Lantiquas resides on its back, which contrasts their given sizes.

Staldrlyon

An ancient dragon of crystal, Staldrlyon is a Crystal/Dragon-type Legendary Pokémon said to be able to absorb all things that are crystal and also is the source of Z-Morph. At the height of Lantiquan civilization, King Lantin created the Trident of Lantin in order to try and harness the power of Staldrlyon, only for the dragon to cause the fall of Lantiquas instead. Staldrlyon was sealed at the planet's core by King Lantin in order to protect the rest of the world from what is called the Crystal Death, an endless wave of crystal that would turn the world and everything in it to crystal. However, Mechonaken and Orgaiathan are said to be the key to awakening Staldrlyon… In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, Staldrlyon is able to use its power to crystallize Mechonaken and Orgaiathan, a process known as "Crystasis".

Apocalypse How: Staldrlyon is able to trigger the Crystal Death, a world-enveloping wave that turns everything to crystal. Khrysim plans on triggering it in order to destroy the surface world, only sparing the undersea world.
Ancient Evil: Staldrlyon is the one responsible for the fall of Lantiquas and is able to create the Crystal Death, which can turn the world into crystal.
Anti-Frustration Features: During the battle with Crystallization Staldrlyon, since it's at a staggering Level 300, it has an effect that cuts its Attack and Special Attack down to 25% so that it can't one shot everything used against it (although such stats still come off as extremely high in the battle). In addition, since the battle can take upwards of half and hour, there's a fast-forward feature that can speed up the attack animations if desired.
Attack! Attack! Attack!: Staldrlyon learns the powerful move Dragon Drive, which is a Dragon-type variation of Endless Fight.
Boss Battle: Staldrlyon gets an interesting one when it's battled in its Crystallization form, where it's at Level 300 and is fought in the form of a Max Raid Battle alongside Milo, Makoto, and Maya, with each character having access to Mega Evolution, Z-Moves/Z-Morph, and Dynamax during the battle.
Beneath the Earth: Staldrlyon is found frozen at the planet's core, having been sealed there by King Lantin millennia ago.
Brought Down to Normal: Staldrlyon's signature move of Crystal Wrath is able to do this to Z-Pokémon.
Confusion Fu: Staldrlyon can know damaging moves of every type other than Poison and Chemical.
The Corruption: In Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise Oceanic Lands, Staldrlyon can cause Mechonaken and Orgaiathan to undergo something called Crystasis, which causes crystal akin to its own to form along their bodies.
Crystalline Creature: Staldrlyon happens to be a large dragon made of crystal.
Defend Command: It learns Wide Guard, which protects the user's side from attacks that hit multiple targets.
Draconic Abomination: A Dragon-type Pokémon that is crystalline in nature and responsible for the existence of Z-Morph.
Elemental Absorption: Staldrlyon's body is able to absorb anything crystal, although this aspect of it isn't the case when in battle.
Expy: Staldrlyon is one of Seath the Scaleless from Dark Souls, the Stormterror from Genshin Impact, and the Heart of Atlantis from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
Foil: Staldrlyon is this to Eternatus. Eternatus has a skeletal body with a red skeleton while Staldrlyon has a crystalline body with a blue skeleton. While Eternatus came from outer space, Staldrlyon came from the core of the planet (or was sealed there).
Gemstone Assault: A Crystal-type Pokémon.
Geo Effects: It starts off with the Crystal-type Crystal Field.
Lightning Bruiser: Staldrlyon has incredible Attack and Special Attack alongside great HP, good Speed, and average Defense and Special Defense.
Man Bites Man: It gets Crunch by levelling and can know the elemental fangs by TM and Psychic Fangs by Technical Disk.
Meaningful Name: Staldrlyon's name comes from "Crystal", which it's composed of, "Dragon", which is its shape, and "Apollyon", which references its ability to end the world through the Crystal Death.
Olympus Mons: Staldrlyon is a Legendary Pokémon of incredible power that is linked to Lantiquas' past.
Playing with Fire: It learns Dragon Fire, a Fire-type move that Dragon-types also get STAB for.
Power Nullifier: Staldrlyon's signature ability of Zeta Breaker makes it immune to all Z-Moves. In addition, its Crystal type makes it immune to Water-type moves.
Recurring Element:
- Staldrlyon follows the same pattern as Pokémon like Solares, Variruin, Atlaunis, and Reflatera, being the third main Legendary found in the game.
- Like Rayquaza, Necrozma, and Eternatus, it's is the source of a specific powered-up mechanic present in the game, in this case Z-Morph.
- Like Zygarde, Necrozma, and Eternatus, it's a mysterious Legendary Pokémon that is connected to the two main Legendaries in the game.
- Like Eternatus, it's another strange dragon with mass destructive power that's vastly different from the other two members of its trio, possesses a much more powerful form, is the cause of a specific Super Mode in its region of origin, and is the center of the main villain's plans.
Redemption Demotion: When you're able to actually catch Staldrlyon in the postgame, it's not found at Level 300 and can never reach that high of a level. Its Crystallization form is also unattainable.
Sealed Evil in a Can: Staldrlyon was sealed away in the core of the planet by King Lantin, with either Mechonaken or Orgaiathan watching over it and the one used to unseal it.
Secret Art:
- Staldrlyon has the signature ability of Zeta Breaker, which prevents all damage done to it by Z-Moves, and the signature move of Crystal Wrath, a dual Crystal-Dragon move that's either physical or special depending on which stat is higher and when used on a Z-Pokémon, returns them to normal.
- Crystallization Staldrlyon has the ability Crystallized Body, which removes all weaknesses that it would normally have.
SNK Boss: When awakened by Khrysim during the endgame, it's fought at Level 300, several times higher than the maximum level of a Pokémon, period! In addition, it has an ability that reduces all super-effective damage done to it to normal.
Status Buff: It gets Power Flex, which sharply increases its Attack and Special Attack, by Level Up, and can know Dragon Dance by Technical Disk.
Super Mode: During the climax of Team Prismatic's plans, after starting the Crystal Death, Staldrlyon enters its Crystallization form, where its body glows a bright aqua blue and its spikes, horns, and wings grow longer and sharper. In this form, it's at Level 300 and has an ability that removes all of its weaknesses. This form cannot be used by the player.
Time Abyss: Given that it's the one that caused the fall of Lantiquas, Staldrlyon is untold millennia old, although it was sealed away for most of that time.

Seiocheux

A terrifying crocodile-like creature, Seiocheux is a Dragon/Rock-type Mythical Pokémon that in myths is known as the "indestructible lizard". Immortal, it's said that absolutely nothing can kill it and it's also known to have an immense hatred for life, viciously attacking any and all living things it comes across. Seiocheux's origins are a mystery, with a few different stories regarding its identity, but it's said to have been sealed away in a temple found somewhere in Ancient Lantiquas.

Barrier Warrior: Seiocheux learns Draco Shield, which quarters all damage done to it for two turns.
Confusion Fu: Seiocheux can know damaging moves of every type other than Flying, Fairy, Light, and Chemical (but can know Fluoric Acid).
Defend Command: It starts off with Protect.
Dishing Out Dirt: A Rock-type Pokémon.
Eldritch Abomination: Seiocheux happens to basically be this, given its terrifying appearance and physics-defying invulnerability.
Expy: Seiocheux is heavily inspired by SCP-682, being an unkillable reptile that hates all other life and has a Multiple-Choice Past. Its name is even derived from the words for "six-eight two" in various languages.
Heal Thyself: It learns both Recover and Rest, both of which allow it to get back some of its massive HP.
Hoist by His Own Petard: It learns Foul Play, which utilizes the opponent's Attack stat instead of the user's.
Immortality: Seiocheux is said to be immortal, which probably coincides with its inability to be destroyed in any way.
I Shall Taunt You: It learns Taunt by levelling.
Made of Indestructium: This is Seiocheux in a nutshell. It's said that nothing is able to kill it, no matter what it is, with it even being said that reality bends to keep it alive.
Man Bites Man: Seiocheux learns Bite, Crunch, and Super Fang, and can know the elemental fangs and Psychic Fangs by TM and Technical Disk.
Meaningful Name: Seiocheux's name is derived from sei, Italian for "six", ocho, Spanish for "eight", and deux, French for "two", thus its name basically being "six-eight-two", the same number as SCP-682 of which it is based on.
Multiple-Choice Past: There is said to be several stories regarding the origin of Seiocheux, but which one, if any, is true is unknown.
Never Smile at a Crocodile: Seiocheux is crocodilian in terms of appearance, and it's a dangerous creature with a hatred for all life.
Olympus Mons: It's a Mythical Pokémon with some sort of unknown power and myths that describe its extreme invulnerability.
Omnicidal Maniac: Seiocheux has an intense hatred for all life, and will attack all living things it comes across with the intent to kill.
Our Dragons Are Different: Although a Dragon-type Pokémon, Seiocheux is more of a crocodile.
Percent Damage Attack: Seiocheux learns Super Fang, which cuts the opponent's HP by half.
Power Copying: Seiocheux learns Mimic, which is meant to reflect the (admittedly false) idea that SCP-682 can copy abilities.
Secret Art:
- Seiocheux is the only Pokémon that gets Adaptive Strike, a Dragon-type move that in addition to damage makes it so that all damage done to it by attacks that are the same type as the target is halved. This effect even happens if the target is immune to damage from the attack.
- Seiocheux is the only Pokémon with the Invulnerable ability, which makes it so that if it were to be knocked out, there is a 25% chance of it remaining with one HP, acting like a built-in Focus Band.
Status Buff: It learns Cosmic Power, which ups its Defense and Special Defense. It can also know a few others, such as Dragon Dance, by Technical Disk.
Stone Wall: Seiocheux's stats are geared towards this, with immense HP alongside high Defense and Special Defense and access to moves that make it even more of this, such as Draco Shield, Cosmic Power, Rest, and Recover.

Neunaitise

A strange orange blob-like creature, Neunaitise is a Fairy/Chemical-type Mythical Pokémon that is known to be extremely friendly to all living things and is perpetually happy no matter what the situation. It exudes a calming aura that can pacify those around it, ridding them of any anger and aggression they may have. Considered to be only an infant, it's said Neunaitise will grow stronger over time and eventually combat a great threat that will emerge one day.

Always Accurate Attack: Neunaitise learns Disarming Voice early on.
Badass Adorable: Neunaitise is a Pokémon that has a cute and lovable appearance, but can hinder the opponent by making them only attack every other turn, and on top of that it's been told that when a great evil emerges one day, it'll be the one to combat it.
Blob Monster: A "Pure Good" version of this trope, as Neunaitise is a very kind and caring Pokémon with a happy look to match.
Chemistry Can Do Anything: A Chemical-type Pokémon.
Confusion Fu: Neunaitise can know damaging Fairy, Chemical, Light, Psychic, Fire, Grass, Ice, Electric, Water, Fighting, Dark, Ghost, Poison, Bug, and Normal moves.
Cooldown Hug: It can pacify anyone that is angry or aggressive by making contact with them, no matter who they are.
Critical Hit: It learns Lucky Chant, which prevents these from happening.
Expy: Neunaitise is meant to be an obvious one of SCP-999.
Friend to All Living Things: Neunaitise is known to be an all-around friendly Pokémon and will try and help people and Pokémon it comes across.
Geo Effects: Neunaitise learns Misty Terrain.
Goo-Goo-Godlike: Neunaitise has shades of this, as it's stated to currently only be an infant and will grow bigger and stronger over time, eventually fighting a great evil that will threaten the world.
Herd-Hitting Attack: It learns Chemical Pulse, which hits multiple opponents in multi-Pokémon battles.
Meaningful Name: Neunaitise's name is derived from neun, German for "nine", nain, Japanese for "nine", and tise, Arabic for "nine", thus its name basically being "nine-nine-nine", the same number as SCP-999 of which it is based on.
Necessary Drawback: Due to the fact that its ability acts like a reverse Truant, Neunaitise's stats are far lower than most other Mythical Pokémon, with its BST at only 450, in order to try and prevent it from becoming too broken. It also can't know Protect or other similar moves for this reason, as otherwise using them on the turn the opponent would be able to attack would effectively make it invincible.
Olympus Mons: It's a Mythical Pokémon that is told in stories will eventually grow big and strong to defeat a great evil one day.
Our Fairies Are Different: Despite its Fairy-type, Neunaitise is a liquid-like blob.
Riddle for the Ages: Exactly where did Neunaitise come from and exactly what is the great threat it's prophesized to stop one day are questions that are unanswered.
Ridiculously Cute Critter: Much like SCP-999, which it is based on, Neunatise looks very cute and adorable for a blob.
Secret Art:
- Neunaitise is the only Pokémon to get Guard Remover, a Fairy-type move that reduces the opponent's Defense and Special Defense to minimum for one turn.
- Neunaitise is the only Pokémon with the Slowing Aura ability, which makes it so that the opponent can only attack every other turn.
Squishy Wizard: Neunaitise has good Special Attack and Special Defense, but poor Attack and Defense.
Status Buff: It starts off with Liquid Coat, which sharply ups whatever defensive stat is lower.
Status Effects: Neunaitise gets Fairy Dust, which can poison, burn, paralyze, or put the opponent to sleep, by levelling.
Support Power: Neunaitise gets Helping Hand by levelling.
The Unfettered: Neunaitise always remains happy and cheerful, no matter what the situation around it happens to be.

Wenskulox

A fearsome entity based on the wendigo, Wenskulox is a Ground/Poison-type Mythical Pokémon that's said to emerge during times of famine and plague. It's told in stories to be a cruel creature that strikes fear into the hearts of people and Pokémon and torments any that it comes across, being completely devoid of any compassion. Wenskulox is said to normally tread through deep forested areas on the hunt for prey to abduct and take to its lair.

Wenskulox also has a Z-Form, which is said that only the strongest one can attain. It becomes even more ferocious-looking and emits an aura of fear that hits all living things in a radius of several miles. This fear physically paralyzes those that get caught in it, preventing them from escaping. Z-Wenskulox is destined to lead its pack in a terrifying campaign of dread and torment upon all those that come across it.

Combat Pragmatist: Wenskulox can know a large number of Dark-type moves, and this is further reflected in its signature move of Black Poison, which does damage as if the move was Dark-type, and its ability of Shadow Body, which adds the Dark-type defensively to it.
Critical Hit: It learns two such moves that have a higher chance of this; Night Slash and Cross Poison.
Confusion Fu: Wenskulox can know damaging moves of every type other than Water, Light, and Cosmic.
Dark Is Evil: It's a Pokémon that can know several Dark-type moves, has dark colors, and is a cruel and feared creature.
Dem Bones: Wenskulox has a face like a skull and limbs like bones, and it gets Bone Rush by levelling.
Dishing Out Dirt: A Ground-type Pokémon.
The Dreaded: Wenskulox is known as the Dreaded Pokémon and it's said to strike fear into the hearts of people and Pokémon.
Expressive Skull: Despite that its head is a skull, Wenskulox's face is still able to contort like that of a normal face to an extent.
Horn Attack: Wenskulox learns several moves that involve the use of its large horns, such as Poison Jab, Horn Leech, Megahorn, and Horn Drill.
Lack of Empathy: Wenskulox is considered to be a Pokémon that is completely lacking any compassion and doesn't care about others.
Life Drain: Wenskulox learns Horn Leech and can know Drain Punch and Dream Eater by TM and Technical Record.
Lightning Bruiser: Wenskulox has awesome Attack alongside great HP, solid defenses, and very great Speed.
Man Bites Man: Wenskulox gets Bite and Crunch by levelling, can know the elemental fangs by TM, and Psychic Fangs by Technical Disk.
Olympus Mons: It's a Mythical Pokémon that is based on the wendigo.
One-Hit Kill: Wenskulox's final learned move is Horn Drill.
Poison Is Evil: It's a Poison-type Pokémon that is cruel and sadistic and has a history of tormenting both people and Pokémon.
Poisonous Person: It's a Poison-type Pokémon.
Power Nullifier: While it already has an immunity to Electric-type attacks, Wenskulox's ability of Shadow Body also makes it immune to Psychic-type attacks.
Recurring Element: It's another Mythical Pokémon that is received through an event.
Secret Art: Wenskulox has three of these:
- Its signature move is Black Poison, a Poison-type attack that calculates damage as if it were Dark-type and has a chance to poison the opponent.
- Its signature Z-Move of Shadow Plague is basically a stronger version of Black Poison that also triggers Wenskulox's Z-Form.
- Its signature ability of Shadow Body adds the Dark-type to it defensively, which adds a weakness to Light, but also resistances to Ghost and Dark and an immunity to Psychic (which would otherwise be a weakness).
Secret Character: Wenskulox happens to be a Pokémon that can only be obtained through an event.
Skull for a Head: Wenskulox has a head that is a terrifying-looking skull.
Super Mode: Wenskulox is currently the only Mythical Pokémon to have a Z-Form.
Wendigo: It's obviously a Pokémon take on this creature.

Arroautom and Spearutom

NOTE: Arroautom and Spearutom are introduced in Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands.

Known as the Construct Duo, Arroautom and Spearutom are two Legendary Pokémon that were said to have been created by Unisothena. Arroautom is a teal blue-color Flying/Rock-type mechanical bird known as "the Goddess' Bow". Powered by steam and heat, it carries a giant bow in its talons that it fires huge arrows from, and blue plasma said to be as hot as the sun shoots out of its stone wings. Spearutom is a teal green-color Fairy/Rock-type mechanical flower known as "the Goddess' Spear". With giant petals that are actually organic, a giant spear capable of piercing anything rests in the top of its body, and its large, long vines are able to move buildings.

Revealed in the Ancient Islands part of Oceanic Lands, Arroautom and Spearutom are both components in Unisothena's Divine Forms, with both of them attaching to her back and her gaining either Arroautom's bow of Spearutom's spear to use.

Action Initiative: Arroautom learns Air Cannon, a special-based Flying-type Quick Attack.
Always Accurate Attack: Spearutom learns both Disarming Voice and Magical Leaf.
Armor-Piercing Attack: Arroautom's signature move of Arrow of Avem bypasses any stat changes on the opponent while Spearutom's signature move of Spear of Flos ignores the opponent's ability.
Blow You Away: Arroautom is primarily Flying-type.
Cold Iron: Due to its typing, Spearutom has a double weakness to Steel.
Confusion Fu:
- Arroautom can know damaging Rock-, Flying-, Fire-, Electric-, Steel-, Ground-, Crystal-, Fighting-, Ghost-, Light-, Dark-, Psychic-, Bug-, Chemical-, and Normal-type moves.
- Spearutom can know damaging Rock-, Fairy-, Grass-, Water-, Steel-, Electric-, Ground-, Crystal-, Fighting-, Dark-, Psychic-, Light-, and Normal-type moves.
Climax Boss: Both Arroautom and Spearutom are fought on Flovem Summit at the end of the Key Sanctuary storyline.
Combining Mecha: Both Arroautom and Spearutom are able to attach to Unisothena's back in order for her to assume her Divine Arrow and Divine Spear forms.
Dishing Out Dirt: Both of them are Rock-type.
Dual Boss: During the climax of the Key Sanctuary plot, you and Synda end up fighting both Arroautom and Spearutom at the same time. Before the battle, you're asked to choose one of the two to focus on, with that one being the only one you can catch (with Synda catching the other).
Gemstone Assault: Arroautom learns the move Geode Flash by level, and both it and Spearutom can know that move alongside Power Gem, Diamond Burst, and Crystal Crush by other means.
Green Thumb: Spearutom learns a few Grass-type moves by levelling and can know several more by TM and its derivatives. In addition, its signature move Spear of Flos and Aqua Flower calculate damage as if they were Grass-type.
Javelin Thrower: Spearutom embodies this, with it having aspects of a spear in its design and having a large spear embedded in it that it can hold in its vines, its title being "the Goddess' Spear". Further reflecting this, its Secret Art Spear of Flos involves it launching its spear at the opponent.
Lightning Bruiser: Arroautom has great HP and Speed alongside awesome Defense and average Attack, Special Attack, and Special Defense, with its Athenian ability doubling its Special Attack stat.
Making a Splash: Spearutom learns Aqua Flower, a Water-type move that calculates damage as if it were a Grass-type move, while Arroautom learns Steam Burn, a Fire-type move that calculates damage as if it were a Water-type move.
Mechanical Lifeforms: Both Arroautom and Spearutom are stone mechanical creations said to have been built by Unisothena.
Mighty Glacier: Spearutom has great HP and Defense alongside awesome Special Defense and average Attack, Special Attack, and Speed, with its Pure Power ability doubling its Attack stat.
Olympus Mons: They're a pair of Legendary Pokémon that are connected to Unisothena.
Organic Technology: Spearutom happens to be a mechanical construct that has giant organic petals and vines growing from its body.
Our Fairies Are Different: Spearutom is primarily Fairy-type, although it's more of a flower.
Petal Power: Spearutom is a large flower-shaped construct whose petals are actually organic. Befitting this, it learns the moves Flower Shield, Aqua Flower, Petal Blizzard, and Petal Dance.
Playing with Fire: Arroautom learns a few Fire-type moves by levelling and can know several more by TM and its derivatives. In addition, its signature move Arrow of Avem calculates damage as if it were Fire-type.
Razor Wind: Arroautom gets the Flying-type move Air Slash by levelling.
Secret Art:
- Arroautom's signature move is Arrow of Avem, a Flying-type move where it fires an arrow of flame that takes the form of a bird, dealing Fire-type damage and ignoring any stat changes on the opponent.
- Spearutom's signature move is Spear of Flos, a Fairy-type move where it throws a large spear in the shape of a flower, dealing Grass-type damage and ignoring the opponent's ability.
Status Buff: Arroautom gets the Defense-raising Iron Defense by Level Up while Spearutom gets Sharpen (Attack), Flower Shield (Defense, but for Grass-types), and Amnesia (Special Defense) by levelling.

Unisothena

NOTE: Unisothena is introduced in Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands.

An elegant figure made of marble found in the Aquatic Kingdom, Unisothena is a Cosmic/Normal-type Legendary Pokémon said to be the guardian of the surface. She's told in legends to be the reincarnation of a goddess that was appointed to the surface sometime after Lantiquas sank. When humans came to what remained of Lantiquas, Unisothena appeared to them and helped them establish a civilization on the surface. She possesses all knowledge of Lantiquas and its history, from prehistory to the present. Unisothena is also said to have created two mechanical constructs; Arroautom and Spearutom in order to aid her.

In the Ancient Islands part of Oceanic Lands, through using the Aviary Bow and Fairy Spear, Unisothena can combine with Arroautom or Spearutom in order to become Divine Arrow or Divine Spear Unisothena. As Divine Arrow Unisothena, she is able to utilize the Goddess' Bow with incredible power and accuracy, and uses Arroautom's wings, which burn with plasma that is as hot as a hundred suns, to fly at incredible speeds. As Divine Spear Unisothena, she uses the Goddess' Spear with unparalleled power and efficiency, and was once said to have used Spearutom's vines to pull the Jungle Island out of the sea.

Achilles' Heel: Divine Spear Unisothena has a double Weakness to Crystal-type attacks.
Always Accurate Attack: She learns the Fighting-type Aura Sphere by levelling.
Ambiguous Syntax: While Unisothena is said to have created Arroautom and Spearutom, whether she had created them while she was still a goddess or at some point after she was reborn in her current form is never elaborated upon.
Barrier Change Boss: Inverted. Unisothena learns the move Guard Trick, which swaps the Defense and Special Defense stats of the opponent.
Blow You Away: Divine Arrow Unisothena is Flying-type.
Combining Mecha: Downplayed. Unisothena's Divine forms involve attaching either Arroautom or Spearutom to her back and controlling them with either the Aviary Bow or Flower Spear.
Confusion Fu: Unisothena can know damaging moves of every type but Flying, Poison, Dragon, and Chemical. Divine Arrow Unisothena can know damaging moves of every type but Poison (but can still know Toxic).
Death or Glory Attack: Her final learned move is the Normal-type Double-Edge.
Dishing Out Dirt: Unisothena has a body that is made of marble.
Encyclopedic Knowledge: Unisothena knows everything about Lantiquas and has knowledge of all of its history.
Flight: Divine Arrow Unisothena is capable of this thanks to being able to utilize Arroautom's wings, being able to fly at incredibly high speeds.
Floating Limbs: Unisothena's hands appear large and seem to detach from her body.
Gemstone Assault: Unisothena gets Power Gem by levelling and can know several more Crystal-type moves by TM and similar means.
Herd-Hitting Attack: She learns Spatial Pulse, which while normally restricted to one target, hits all adjacent opponents at higher power if it missed or was blocked the previous turn.
Jack of All Stats: Normal Unisothena stats are pretty much this, although her HP and defenses are higher than her offenses and Speed.
Javelin Thrower: Divine Spear Unisothena is this, as she has a flower Pokémon designed after a spear mounted on her back, carries a giant flower-like spear in her right hand, and has a signature move where she launches that spear at the opponent.
Kamehame Hadouken: She learns the Fighting-type and never missing Aura Sphere.
Light Is Good: Unisothena has a marble body that's pure white, which reflects her good-natured status as a guardian for Lantiquas' surface.
Lightning Bruiser: Divine Arrow Unisothena is this with her high HP, massive Defense, and incredible Speed, combined with Athenian giving her a colossal Special Attack stat!
Living Statue: Unisothena has the appearance of a marble statue. In the "trailer" for Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands, the player character mistakes her for a statue until she begins to move.
Magic Knight: Normal Unisothena's Attack and Special Attack are both at 95, meaning she's able to operate on both ends of the physical/special spectrum.
The Master: Given that she's said to have created the two of them, Unisothena is pretty much this to Arroautom and Spearutom.
Meaningful Name: Unisothena's name is derived from "unison", which indicates its connection with Arroautom and Spearutom and ability to work together with each of them, and "Athena", the Greek goddess of wisdom, befitting Unisothena being said to be a goddess.
Mighty Glacier: Divine Spear Unisothena is this with her high HP, incredible Defense, and even higher Special Defense, combined with Pure Power giving her a colossal Attack stat!
No Biological Sex: Averted for Unisothena, who unlike most Legendary Pokémon actually has a gender, in this case being always female. In fact, she's the first SFA-Verse Legendary or Mythical Pokémon to have a gender.
Non-Elemental: She happens to be a Normal-type Pokémon in her normal form.
Olympus Mons: She's a Legendary Pokémon that is said to be the guardian of the surface as well as the reincarnation of a goddess.
One-Hit Kill: Divine Arrow Unisothena has this story-wise. It's said that when a meteor was falling towards Lantiquas, she flew to the edge of space and destroyed it with a single arrow.
Our Fairies Are Different: While Divine Spear Unisothena is Fairy-type, she's more of a marble goddess statue combined with a flower-based construct.
Physical Goddess: Unisothena is this due to the fact that she's said to be a goddess that was reborn as a Legendary Pokémon.
Power Nullifier: Her ability of Clear Body prevents any of her stats from being lowered by the opponent. In addition, her normal form's Normal-typing grants her immunity to Ghost-type attacks, her Divine Arrow form's Flying-type immunity to Ground-type attacks, and her Divine Spear form's Fairy-type immunity to Dragon-type attacks.
Psychic Powers: Unisothena gets three non-damaging Psychic-type moves by levelling and can know many more by other means.
Recurring Element: Unisothena is this to Calyrex, both of them Legendary Pokémon introduced in DLC expansions, both of them having had some position of power (goddess and king, respectively), and both of them having two other Legendary Pokémon linked to them. This is emphasized even more come the Ancient Islands with both of them having stronger forms where they combine in a way with the Legendary Pokémon they oversee.
Secret Art: Unisothena's two Divine forms gain these, with Divine Arrow Unisothena getting Arroautom's signature move of Arrow of Avem, and Divine Spear Unisothena getting Spearutom's signature move of Spear of Flos.
Space Is Magic: She's a Cosmic-type Pokémon.
Status Buff: Unisothena gets three such moves by levelling; Rock Polish for Speed, Cosmic Power for Defense and Special Defense, and Planet Alignment for all stats.
Status Buff Swap: Unisothena starts off with both Power Swap and Guard Swap, which swaps either changes to Attack stats (Power Swap) or Defense stats (Guard Swap) between it and the opponent.
Status Infliction Attack: She learns Confuse Ray, which as the name suggests causes confusion.
Super Mode: Starting in the Ancient Islands, Unisothena gains two more powerful forms where she uses the Aviary Bow or Fairy Spear to combine with either Arroautom (Divine Arrow) or Spearutom (Divine Spear). She gains their type, ability and moves, including whatever their signature move is.
Super-Strength: Divine Spear Unisothena's vines have this aspect, as there is a tale of when the Jungle Island began sinking into the sea, she used these vines in order to lift it back out.
Time Master: Downplayed. She learns Day Rotation, which swaps the time of day between day and night, by levelling.
When the Planets Align: Unisothena learns Planet Alignment, which sharply raises all of her stats for one turn.

Regional Variants

For Lantiquan Miugon, Lantiquan Tickety Tock and Tockety Tick, Lantiquan Icolet, Lantiquan Electraisy, and Lantiquan Flarose, go here.
For Lantiquan Cosmiplex, go here.
For Lantiquan Miliglow, Millight, and Aurorapede, go here.
For Lantiquan Lazarite, Lazation, Lantiquan Dhelmise, Lantiquan Dhelmass, Lantiquan Transphere, Rocstruct, and Leviastone, go here.

Azumarill (Lantiquan)

Azumarill found in Lantiquas made their home on the southern glacier of the region, said to have been created by Orgaiathan, which due to the cold caused their fur to become thicker and ice-blue in color, with them becoming Water/Ice-type. Lantiquan Azumarill can swim through frigid waters with ease and prefers to swim under ice sheets to avoid others. Like its normal counterpart, Lantiquan Azumarill has a Mega form where its body temperature is -160 F and has bubbles made of Ice-9 floating around it, with it able to turn water to Ice-9 simply by touching it. Lantiquan Azumarill also has a Z-Form where its fur becomes ice and acts like armor that is very durable, with a wrecking ball-like tail that it can use to break ice and rocks.

Action Initiative: Lantiquan Azumarill learns Ice Shard.
An Ice Person: Lantiquan Azumarill is Ice-type.
Bouncing Battler: Like its normal form, Lantiquan Azumarill learns Bounce.
Bunnies for Cuteness: Just like its Johtonian form, Lantiquan Azumarill is an adorable looking rabbit.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Azumarill can know damaging Water, Ice, Fairy, Rock, Flying, Fighting, Steel, Ground, Grass, Psychic, Ghost, Dark, Chemical, and Normal moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Like its Johtonian variant, it learns Double-Edge and Aqua Crush.
Geo Effects: Lantiquan Azumarill gets Frost Field by levelling.
Heal Thyself: It starts off with Aqua Ring.
Human Snowball: Lantiquan Azumarill learns the move Ice Ball.
Making a Splash: A Water-type Pokémon.
Mighty Glacier: Lantiquan Azumarill's stats are similar to that of its Johtonian counterpart, except it has 20 higher Attack at the expense of 10 lower Special Attack and Special Defense, and it still has Huge Power as one of its abilities.
Rolling Attack: It learns both Rollout and Ice Ball.
Secret Art: Lantiquan Azumarill is the only Pokémon that gets the Z-Move Foaming Blizzard, a powerful Water-type move that in addition to be super-effective against Fire-, Ground-, and Rock-type Pokémon is also super-effective against Grass-, Flying-, and Dragon-type Pokémon. It also allows Lantiquan Azumarill to use Z-Morph.
Shout-Out: Like with Delta Flarancer's body being made of and it being able to create Ice-9, Mega Lantiquan Azumarill having bubbles made of Ice-9 and turning water into it references Cat's Cradle.
Super Mode: Lantiquan Azumarill has two of these; a Mega Evolution and a Z-Form.
Underground Monkey: Azumarill in Lantiquas live on a frigid glacier, which caused them to become Water/Ice-type.
Weather Manipulation: It learns Rain Dance like its normal counterpart.

Sunflora (Lantiquan)

In Lantiquas, Sunflora are constantly exposed to the lava-fertilized soil around Mt. Vulcanis, which over the generations caused them to change into resembling poppy flowers with dark faces and become Grass/Fire-type. Lantiquan Sunflora constantly absorbs geothermal heat from below the ground and its fireproof leaves are used in heat-resistant clothing. Lantiquan Sunflora also comes with a Mega form where it grows bomb-like flowers on the ends of its leaves, which it can launch or detonate directly, and are said to be able to blast almost anything.

Action Bomb: Mega Lantiquan Sunflora has what are similar to Bomb Flowers growing on its leaves, which are able to demolish almost anything. This is reflected in its signature move of Bomb Flower.
Cast from Hit Points: Lantiquan Sunflora learns the Grass-type Solar Energy.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Sunflora can know damaging Grass, Fire, Light, Psychic, Bug, Poison, Ground, Electric, Steel, Dark, Chemical, and Normal moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Lantiquan Sunflora gets Flare Blitz by levelling and also has access to Double-Edge as well as its signature move of Bomb Flower.
Feed It with Fire: Lantiquan Sunflora has the Flash Fire ability, which makes it immune to Fire-type moves, which instead increase the power of its own Fire-type moves.
Green Thumb: A Grass-type Pokémon.
Heal Thyself: Like its Johtonian form, Lantiquan Sunflora starts off with Synthesis and also learns Ingrain.
Life Drain: Like its normal counterpart, it learns Leech Seed, Absorb, Mega Drain, and Giga Drain.
Mighty Glacier: If Lantiquan Sunflora has Huge Guard as its ability, it has above average Defense and incredible Special Defense to complement its Special Attack, but is still slow.
Petal Power: Like its normal counterpart, Lantiquan Sunflora is a flower and happens to learn Petal Dance.
Playing with Fire: Lantiquan Sunflora is Fire-type.
Power of the Sun: It gets several sun-based moves like its Johtonian counterpart, such as Solar Bomb, Solar Flare, Solarbeam, Sunny Day, and Solar Energy.
Secret Art: Lantiquan Sunflora has one in Bomb Flower, a powerful Grass-type attack that if it misses, the user loses half of its maximum HP.
Squishy Wizard: Lantiquan Sunflora has great Special Attack and good Special Defense, but below average Attack and poor Defense.
Status Buff: One of its abilities is Huge Guard, which increases its Defense and Special Defense by 50%.
Status Effects: It gets two such moves, Grasswhistle as a starting move and Will-o-Wisp by levelling.
Sunny Sunflower Disposition: Although Lantiquan Sunflora is more of a poppy, it still has this appearance.
Super Mode: Lantiquan Sunflora happens to have a Mega Evolution much like its normal counterpart does.
Trap Master: Lantiquan Sunflora learns the Fire-type variant Fire Spin.
Underground Monkey: Sunflora in Lantiquas were exposed to soil that was fertilized by lava from a volcano, which has made them Grass/Fire-type.
Weather Manipulation: It gets Sunny Day by Level Up like its normal variant.

Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar (Lantiquan)

Larvitar in Lantiquas developed a habit of eating only cinnabar and igneous rock, which caused them to become Rock- and Fire-type. As a result, Lantiquan Larvitar is known to eat volcanic mountains in order to grow. It becomes Lantiquan Pupitar, whose body is constantly heated with fire inside it, with its thrashing known to set mountains on fire. It ultimately becomes Lantiquan Tyranitar, where it becomes Dark- and Fire-type, and whose body is an intensely hot furnace, with it known to reduce mountains to slag when it rampages.

Lantiquan Tyranitar has a Mega Evolution where its body begins to expel immense amounts of heat. It's said that Mega Lantiquan Tyranitar is able to turn mountains volcanic.

Achilles' Heel: Lantiquan Larvitar and Pupitar have 4x weaknesses to Water and Ground.
Combat Pragmatist: Like its normal variant, Lantiquan Tyranitar is Dark-type.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Tyranitar can know damaging Fire, Rock, Dark, Ground, Electric, Grass, Dragon, Steel, Fighting, Bug, Flying, Ghost, Chemical, Crystal, and Normal moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Lantiquan Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar all learn Flare Blitz.
Dishing Out Dirt: Like their Johtonian counterparts, Lantiquan Larvitar and Pupitar are Rock-type.
Feed It with Fire: Lantiquan Larvitar's hidden ability is Flash Fire, which makes Fire-type moves used against it power up its own Fire-type moves.
Home Field Advantage: Lantiquan Tyranitar's hidden ability is Flame Surge, which summons Fire Field for five turns upon entering battle.
Infinity -1 Sword: Like its normal counterpart, Lantiquan Tyranitar is a pseudo-Legendary Pokémon.
Man Bites Man: They learn Bite and Crunch with Lantiquan Tyranitar also getting Fire Fang and Thunder Fang.
Mighty Glacier: Like its normal variant, Lantiquan Tyranitar has incredible Attack alongside great HP, Defense, and Special Defense, but is fairly slow.
Playing with Fire: Lantiquan Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar are Fire-type.
Power of the Sun: Lantiquan Tyranitar has various aspects of this, with it getting Sunny Day by levelling, Solar Claw upon evolving, access to Solarbeam and Solar Blade by TD and TM, and Drought as its ability.
Super Mode: Like its Johtonian variant, Lantiquan Tyranitar has access to a Mega.
Underground Monkey: Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar in Lantiquas became affiliated with areas with volcanic rock and thus became Fire-type.
Volcanic Veins: Lantiquan Pupitar and Tyranitar are shown to have these, with them even more apparent on Mega Lantiquan Tyranitar.
Weather-Control Machine: Lantiquan Tyranitar and its Mega Evolution both have Drought as their ability.
Weather Manipulation: Their Lantiquan forms get Sunny Day by levelling.
Wreathed in Flames: Lantiquan Pupitar and Tyranitar have flames jutting out of their bodies, with this especially the case with Mega Lantiquan Tyranitar.

Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, and Gallade (Lantiquan)

Before Lantiquas sank, Ralts and their higher stages resided on high landmasses in the region, away from the sun. After the region sank, these lands became next to the sea, exposing them to constant sunlight, which over the generations caused these Pokémon to adapt to the sun, becoming Psychic/Light-type. Lantiquan Ralts' body glows depending on how it's feeling, with it glowing brightest when it's happy, Lantiquan Kirlia's horns glow brightly during the dark, allowing it and others to see, and Lantiquan Gardevoir does a dance to praise the sun, leading Wachipi Style Oricorio in such dances.

Lantiquan Gallade is Fighting/Light-type and absorbs sunlight into its arms, forming blades of Hard Light that are so hot they can even cut through metal as if it were air. Lantiquan Gallade also has a Z-Form where its body begins glowing brightly and its blades become much larger. It's able to control the heat of its blades depending on the opponent it's against, be it only inflicting a slight burn or outright incinerating what it's up against.

Achilles' Heel: Lantiquan Gallade has a double weakness to Psychic.
Action Initiative: Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, and Gallade learn Light Shard early on.
Always Accurate Attack: They learn Magical Leaf like their Hoennian counterparts. Lantiquan Z-Gallade's ability of No Guard makes all its moves this, as well as all moves targeting it.
Barrier Warrior: Their Lantiquan forms get Magic Shield by levelling and can know Reflect, Light Screen, and Safeguard by TM.
Boss Battle: Lantiquan Gallade is the strongest Pokémon of Zessica, the fourth Gym Leader in Lantiquas.
Cast from Hit Points: One of Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, and Gardevoir's abilities is Solar Power, which increase their Special Attack at the cost of them losing 1/8 of their HP each turn.
Charles Atlas Superpower: Lantiquan Gallade is Fighting-type.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Gardevoir can know damaging Psychic, Light, Fairy, Ghost, Dark, Fighting, Fire, Grass, Ice, Electric, Bug, and Normal moves, with Lantiquan Gallade also able to know damaging Poison, Ground, Flying, Rock, and Dragon moves.
Critical Hit: Lantiquan Gallade learns four such moves that have a high chance of causing this; Light Blade, Leaf Blade, Night Slash, and Psycho Cut. In addition, its ability of Super Luck increases its chance of getting a critical hit even further. Lantiquan Gallade's Z-Move of Sword of Light increases its critical hit ratio by two levels.
Defend Command: Like its Sinnohnian counterpart, Lantiquan Gallade gets both Quick Guard and Wide Guard.
Glass Cannon: Like normal Gallade, Lantiquan Gallade is this on the physical side with awesome Attack (higher than normal Gallade) and good Speed, but below average HP and Defense, albeit great Special Defense.
Hard Light: Lantiquan Gallade's blades are composed of this, allowing it to cut through various things. Reflecting this, it gets Light Blade upon evolving.
Healing Shiv: Like their normal counterparts, they get three healing moves by levelling; Wish, which heals either them or the Pokémon in their spot, Heal Pulse, which heals the target, and Life Dew, which heals them and their allies. Lantiquan Gardevoir also gets Healing Wish, which knocks it out but fully heals the Pokémon sent out.
Holy Hand Grenade: Their Lantiquan variants all learn Solar Bomb by levelling.
Laser Blade: Lantiquan Gallade's signature Z-Move Sword of Light has it produce a giant Hard Light sword that it uses to cleave the opponent.
Light 'em Up: Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, and Gallade are Light-type.
Playing with Fire: The Lantiquan Ralts line gets Solar Flare, a Grass-type attack that calculates damage as if it were Fire-type, by level, and can know Fire Punch and Mystical Fire by TM.
Power Copying: Like their Hoennian forms, Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, and Gardevoir get Trace, which copies the opponent's ability, as one of their abilities.
Power Glows: After achieving Z-Morph, Lantiquan Gallade's body begins to glow brightly, blinding its opponents.
Power of the Sun: Lantiquan Ralts and its family came to be due to being constantly bathed in sunlight, with their horns and similar-looking protrusions resembling stylized half-suns. Reflecting this, they can know several moves involving the sun; Solar Bomb and Solar Flare by levelling, Sunny Day and Solarbeam (and Solar Blade for Lantiquan Gallade) by TM and TD, Sun Sphere by Move Tutor, and Morning Sun and Solar Burst by breeding. One of Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, and Gardevoir's abilities is Solar Power. In addition, Lantiquan Gardevoir is able to use its power to create a miniature sun.
Psychic Powers: Like their normal counterparts, Lantiquan Ralts, Kirlia, and Gardevoir are Psychic-type.
Secret Art: Lantiquan Gallade is the only Pokémon to get the Light-type Z-Move Sword of Light, which in addition to damage raises its chances of getting a Critical Hit by two levels.
Squishy Wizard: Like normal Gardevoir, Lantiquan Gardevoir has awesome Special Attack (higher than normal Gardevoir) and very great Special Defense, but poor Attack and below average Defense.
Status Buff: Like their normal forms, the line gets Calm Mind by level, with Lantiquan Gallade getting Swords Dance.
Super Mode: Lantiquan Gallade happens to have a Z-Form.
Underground Monkey: Ralts and its evolutions in Lantiquas became exposed to the sun after the region sank, which caused them to become Psychic/Light-type and Fighting/Light-type.
Weather Manipulation: Lantiquan Gardevoir gets Bright Sky upon Lantiquan Kirlia becoming it.

Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking (Lantiquan)

NOTE: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking are introduced in Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands.

In Lantiquas, there exists a branch of the Slakoth family that was once more prominent during a bygone prehistoric area. When this era ended, these Slakoth died out, with the ones in the Ancient Islands being the last of their kind. Lantiquan Slakoth are Fighting/Grass-type Pokémon that are known to eat a large variety of fruit, eating so much that they become lazy, so much that if one were to steal their fruit, they won't even try to stop them or take it back.

Lantiquan Vigoroth are just as wild as their normal counterparts, being influenced by the prehistoric flora around them. They are known to search for whatever fruit they can get their hands on, remaining active from the instant the sun rises to the instant the sun sets. Lantiquan Slaking are extremely lazy due to all the fruit they eat, only moving where there's no more fruit within their reach. However, they don't take kindly to those who try to steal their fruit…

Achilles' Heel: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking are doubly weak to Flying-type attacks.
Action Initiative: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking all learn Mach Punch.
Bare-Fisted Monk: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking are part Fighting-type.
Big Eater: Lantiquan Slakoth eats a lot more than Hoennian Slakoth, with it eating a bunch of different kinds of fruit. This also extends to its evolutions.
Blessed with Suck: Like its normal counterpart, Lantiquan Slakoth has Truant with its only ability, which prevents it from attacking every other turn.
Bullet Seed: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking learn the Grass-type move bearing this name and effect.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Slaking can know damaging moves of every type other than Fire, Water, Psychic, Light, and Cosmic.
Counter-Attack: They all learn the Fighting-type Counter, which does this for physical attacks.
Critical Hit:
- All three of them learn Focus Energy, which increases the chance of their moves being critical hits.
- Lantiquan Slaking learns Cross Chop, which has a high chance of causing this, upon Lantiquan Vigoroth becoming it.
Death or Glory Attack: Lantiquan Slaking learns the Grass-type recoil-damage based Wood Hammer.
Desperation Attack: Lantiquan Vigoroth and Slaking learn Reversal, which does more damage the lower their HP is.
Green Thumb: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking are Grass-types.
Heal Thyself: Lantiquan Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking learn Slack Off, which restore half of their HP. They all also get Rest by levelling.
Lightning Bruiser: Like its normal variant, Lantiquan Slaking has great stats in almost everything, the differences being that its Attack and Special Attack are lower but its Special Defense is much higher.
Secret Art:
- Lantiquan Slaking is the only Pokémon with the Chloroboost ability, which increases each its stats by one stage, but on the next turn it's unable to attack and each of its stats go down one stage.
- Lantiquan Slaking is also the only Pokémon with access to the Grass-type Z-Move Rumbling Forest, which is linked to its Z-Form.
Super Mode: Lantiquan Slaking happens to have a Z-Form.
Underground Monkey: Slakoth, Vigoroth, and Slaking in Lantiquas are the last remnants of prehistoric variants that had otherwise died out an epoch ago.
Use Your Head: Each of them gets the Fighting-type Concussion, which involves attacking the opponent's head in order to cause confusion.

Sableye (Lantiquan) and Sablenvy

Sableye in Lantiquas are known to constantly eat Lantiquan Crystals, which caused their physiology to change and make them Dark/Crystal-type. Their bodies radiate crystal energy and they can fire beams of crystal from their eyes. They're known to take any Lantiquan Crystals they find, even from the possession of others. Lantiquan Sableye goes on to become a Pokémon called Sablenvy, with has black crystals along its limbs and body. It can transfer the dark energy its own crystals produce into other crystals. Sablenvy has a Mega form, where the crystals on its body grow much larger. These crystals are able to absorb all the darkness in an area, which it can also discharge in order to block out all the light in another area.

Action Initiative: Like its normal counterpart, Lantiquan Sableye and Sablenvy learn Fake Out.
Always Accurate Attack: Like normal Sableye, they both learn Faint Attack, which never misses.
Casting a Shadow: Dark-type Pokémon.
Confusion Fu: Sablenvy can know damaging moves of every type except Water, Dragon, Light, Chemical, and Cosmic.
Defend Command: Lantiquan Sableye and Sablenvy learn Detect.
Eat Dirt, Cheap: Sableye in Lantiquas only eat Lantiquan Crystals, which is in fact what caused them to gain said regional forms.
Elemental Absorption: Mega Sablenvy's crystals are able to absorb darkness, which it can then use to darken an area.
Eye Beams: Lantiquan Sableye is able to concentrate crystal energy into beams that it can shoot from its eyes.
Gem-Encrusted: Sablenvy has crystal coating the front of its arms and legs, which is more prominent with Mega Sablenvy.
Gemstone Assault: Lantiquan Sableye and Sablenvy are Crystal-type.
Hoist by His Own Petard: They learn Foul Play, which uses the opponent's Attack stat, meaning the higher the opponent's Attack the more damage it will do.
Mighty Glacier: Sablenvy has very great Attack alongside above average Defense and Special Defense, but is slow.
No Item Use for You: Like normal Sableye, the two of them learn Knock Off.
Super Mode: Sablenvy has a Mega Evolution where its black crystals grow larger and more powerful.
Underground Monkey: Sableye in Lantiquas have constantly eaten Lantiquan Crystals, which caused them to become Dark/Crystal-type and also gain a new evolution in Sablenvy.
Use Your Head: Lantiquan Sableye and Sablenvy learn Zen Headbutt. Sablenvy can also know Iron Head via Technical Record.
Weakened by the Light: Like Sableye's normal variant, they're 4x weak to Light-type attacks.
You Will Not Evade Me: They learn Mean look like normal Sableye.

Tropero and Tropius (Lantiquan)

NOTE: Tropero and Lantiquan Tropius are introduced in Pokémon Aqua-Turq Oceanic Lands.

In the Ancient Islands, due to the absence of bananas, Tropius instead resorted to eating extremely hot peppers, which caused its body to change and for ultra hot peppers to start growing on its chin, making it a Fire/Flying-type Pokémon. The peppers growing on it are so hot that they glow a bright red and eating them is fatal. Unexpectedly, Lantiquan Tropius produces unique offspring in the form of Tropero, whose wings are less developed but have less-hot peppers growing on them. By building up heat by flapping its wings, it can roast these peppers.

Achilles' Heel: Tropero and Lantiquan Tropius have a double weakness to Rock-type moves.
Blow You Away: Like its Hoennian form, Lantiquan Tropius and Tropero are Flying-type Pokémon.
Cast from Hit Points: One of their abilities is Solar Power, which increases their Special Attack during harsh sunlight, but causes them to lose 1/8 of their maximum HP each turn.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Tropius can know damaging Fire-, Flying-, Dragon-, Grass-, Water-, Rock-, Ground-, Bug-, Fighting-, Steel-, Ghost-, Dark-, Light-, Chemical-, and Normal- type moves.
Feed It with Fire: One of their abilities is Flash Fire, which makes them immune to Fire-type moves, which instead power up their own such moves.
Mighty Glacier: Lantiquan Tropius is a mixture of this and Stone Wall, high HP, Special Defense, and above average Defense and Special Attack, but happens to be slow.
Playing with Fire: Tropero and Lantiquan Tropius are Fire-types.
Power of the Sun: Like normal Tropius, one of Tropero and Lantiquan Tropius' abilities is Solar Power.
Razor Wind: Like its normal variant, Lantiquan Tropius learns the Flying-type Air Slash.
Status Buff: Like Hoennian Tropius, Lantiquan Tropius gets Dragon Dance by levelling.
Underground Monkey: Tropius in Lantiquas' Ancient Islands had a diet of ultra-hot peppers instead of bananas, which caused them to become Fire/Flying-type Pokémon and gain a new pre-evolution in Tropero.
Weather Manipulation: Tropero and Lantiquan Tropius get Sunny Day be levelling.

Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash (Lantiquan)

In Lantiquas, the spirits that would normally bound themselves to swords to become Honedge instead became bound to tridents, which made them Ghost/Water-type Pokémon. Lantiquan Honedge's points are razor sharp and can dent rock. It eventually becomes Lantiquan Doublade, which can move through water with ease, and then Lantiquan Aegislash, who is said to have been wielded by every Old Lantiquan king.

Action Initiative: Like their normal counterparts, Lantiquan Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash learn Shadow Sneak.
Animate Inanimate Object: The line consists of tridents possessed by ghosts.
Barrier Warrior: They learn Water Shield, can know Light Screen via TM, and like their normal brethren, get Shadow Fence as an Egg Move.
Confusion Fu: Lantiquan Aegislash can know damaging Ghost-, Water-, Poison-, Bug-, Fighting-, Dark-, Rock-, Steel-, Ice-, Flying-, Psychic-, Ground-, Electric-, Crystal-, and Normal-type moves.
Death or Glory Attack: Lantiquan Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash learn the Water-type Aqua Crush with Lantiquan Aegislash also learning Head Smash.
Defend Command: They get Quick Guard, which protects against increased priority moves, as an Egg Move, and like its Kalosian counterpart, Lantiquan Aegislash gets King's Shield.
Glass Cannon: Like normal Blade Form Aegislash, Lantiquan Point Form Aegislash has enormous Attack and Special Attack, but poor everything else.
Impaled with Extreme Prejudice: The family can know several moves that imply this, such as Poison Jab and Smart Strike, with Lantiquan Aegislash also being able to know Head Smash, Megahorn and its signature move of Oceanic Trident.
Magic Knight: Just like Kalosian Aegislash, Lantiquan Aegislash's Attack and Special Attack are the same as well as massive, meaning it can wield strong physical and special moves.
Making a Splash: Lantiquan Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash are Water-type.
Mighty Glacier: Lantiquan Doublade is a variation, having great Attack and massive Special Defense at the cost of poor Speed and everything else.
Our Ghosts Are Different: They're ghosts possessing tridents.
Poisonous Person: They learn Poison Jab by levelling.
Prongs of Poseidon: In Lantiquas, rather than swords, Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash are tridents, with Lantiquan Aegislash based on tridents said to have been wielded by Poseidon and Neptune as well as Aquaman's tridents.
Secret Art:
- Like Kalosian Aegislash, Lantiquan Aegislash is the only other Pokémon to learn King's Shield and have the Stance Change ability.
- Lantiquan Aegislash is the only Pokémon to learn Oceanic Trident, a strong physical Water-type move that calculates damage using the opponent's Special Defense stat.
Stance System: Like Kalosian Aegislash, Lantiquan Aegislash has two forms, in this case called Point Form and Shield Form, with the ability to switch between the two using King's Shield and an attacking move respectively.
Stone Wall: Like normal Shield Form Aegislash, Lantiquan Shield Form Aegislash has enormous Defense and Special Defense, but poor everything else.
Underground Monkey: Honedge, Doublade, and Aegislash in Lantiquas are animate tridents instead of animate swords.
You Will Not Evade Me: They learn Pursuit like their normal forms.

Oricorio (Mau'u Style, Gorgona Style, Yuki Style, and Wachipi Style)

In Lantiquas, Oricorio takes on four new forms different from those found in Alola. By drinking Green Nectar, it becomes the Grass/Flying Mau'u Style, based on a hula dancer, and tells stories with its mesmerizing dances. By drinking Blue Nectar, it becomes the Water/Flying Gorgona Style, based on a mermaid, where it dances enchant sailors in its direction and control the water itself. By drinking Teal Nectar, it becomes the Ice/Flying Yuki Style, based on a yuki onna, with its dances said to summon snowstorms during the winter solstice. By drinking Orange Nectar, it becomes the Light/Flying Wachipi Style, based on a Sioux sun dancer, and performs a dance to honor the sun during the summer solstice.

Achilles' Heel: Mau'u Style Oricorio is 4x weak to Ice-type attacks; Gorgona Style Oricorio is 4x weak to Electric-type attacks; and Yuki Style Oricorio is 4x weak to Rock-type attacks.
An Ice Person: Yuki Style Oricorio is Ice-type.
Bilingual Bonus: All four of these forms for Oricorio have names taken from other languages:
- Mau'u is Hawaiian for "grass", referencing its grass skirt.
- Gorgona is Greek for "mermaid", which it happens to resemble.
- Yuki is Japanese for "snow", referencing the yuki onna.
- Wachipi is taken from the Lakota language.
Braids, Beads and Buckskins: Wachipi Style Oricorio is based off of a Lakota, or Sioux, sun dancer.
Dance Battler: Just like its Alolan forms, Oricorio's Lantiquan forms are known for using dance-based moves.
Green Thumb: Mau'u Style Oricorio is Grass-type.
Light 'em Up: Wachipi Style Oricorio is Light-type.
Making a Splash: Gorgona Style Oricorio is Water-type.
Our Mermaids Are Different: Gorgona Style Oricorio resembles a mermaid, but is still a small bird.
Underground Monkey: Oricorio in Lantiquas took on a different set of forms than those of its Alolan brethren.
Yuki Onna: Yuki Style Oricorio is based off of the yuki onna of Japanese folklore.

Protagonists & Rivals

Synda Sinclair

A teenage girl that is very rude and haughty, Synda Sinclair serves as the game's rival. Being from an affluent family, she has always lived in the shadow of her equally rude and haughty mother Kait, who like her daughter, only cares about herself. Synda considers herself better than others, especially the player character, and seeks to prove such, and also wants to outdo her mother, who has never done anything nice for her. Synda decides to take on the Gym Challenge to prove she's a superior Trainer and also takes part in the Lantiquas Expedition. However, her arrogance towards others could lead her down a dark path…

Tropes that apply to Synda:

Abusive Parents: Synda's mother, Kait, is stated to only care about herself and prior to arranging Synda to go on the expedition to Ancient Lantiquas later in the game, never did anything nice for her daughter.
Alpha Bitch: This is Synda's personality in a nutshell, with her being very rude and obnoxious towards most others, but especially the player character.
Always Someone Better: The player character is this to her, which eventually causes her to join up with Team Prismatic and later establish Team Chromatic.
Breaking Old Trends: Synda is the first main rival in the SFA-Verse not to be a nice person (although Ricard was ambitious and Lili was a Tsundere, they never truly reached Jerkass levels), instead being a total bitch.
Diabolical Mastermind: She becomes this as leader of Team Chromatic, although she's not actually the one that comes up with the organization's plan.
Disappeared Dad: Synda's father is never mentioned once at any point in the game.
Dragon Ascendant: In a way during the postgame. After Khrysim disappears and Team Prismatic is finished, Synda creates her own villain team that she is the leader of.
Driven by Envy: It's constantly losing to you and disproving that she's better than you that ultimately causes Synda to become part of Team Prismatic. This is also reflected in her having Sablenvy from the moment she joins Team Prismatic, as it represents her own envy.
Establishing Character Moment: Synda's introduction in the game involves her barging into Prof. Cedar's lab after you've chosen your starter, pushing you aside, saying she gets to go first and picks up a starter before you, and telling you to stay out her way as she leaves.
Evil Costume Switch: After becoming part of Team Prismatic, she starts wearing a pink color outfit similar to those in the organization. She switches to another one once she founds Team Chromatic.
Half-Breed Discrimination: After discovering from Khrysim that the player character is half-Old Lantiquan, Synda refers to them as a half-breed freak.
Hate Sink: Synda is not a pleasant character in the slightest, that's for sure.
Improbable Age: Synda is still only a teenager, yet during the postgame she's able to found her own villain team which she is the leader of.
In the Blood: It's been stated that Synda's haughty personality doesn't come from her upbringing, but as a result of mother Kait having a similar haughty personality.
Lack of Empathy: She lacks compassion for those around her and only sees them with contempt.
Mommy Issues: Synda does not have a good relationship with her mother, who is stated to have never done anything nice for her.
Pokémon Types:
- An Ice Person: Dolphice/Porpeeze/Glorca
- Blow You Away: Cardakeet/Casirrot/Parrambit and Arroautom
- Chemistry Can Do Anything: Limequa/Aquiscous
- Combat Pragmatist/Gemstone Assault: Lantiquan Sableye/Sablenvy
- Dishing Out Dirt: Pinecrable/Pinecancer, Paclava/Erupticle, and Arroautom/Spearutom
- Extra-ore-dinary: Rapiefin/Marligarde
- Green Thumb: Ivyake/Rhubra/Elderconda and Pinecrable/Pinecancer
- Making a Splash: Dolphice/Porpeeze/Glorca, Limequa/Aquiscous, and Rapiefin/Marligarde
- Light 'em Up/Space Is Magic: Lumaxias
- Our Dragons Are Different: Flyrm/Fivern/Draglare and Dracerie/Arcanadra
- Our Fairies Are Different: Dracerie/Arcanadra and Spearutom
- Poisonous Person: Ivyake/Rhubra/Elderconda
- Playing with Fire: Flyrm/Fivern/Draglare and Paclava/Erupticle
- Psychic Powers: Parrambit
Rage Breaking Point: After being defeated by you in the City of Vacuo, Synda loses it majorly and goes as far as to push you to the ground, saying that she hopes she never sees you again. This is likely the point where she decides to take up Team Prismatic's offer to join them.
Rainbow Motif: Amongst all her Pokémon combined, Synda uses at least one Pokémon for each color of the rainbow; red (Paclava line), orange (Flyrm line), yellow (Lumaxias and Pinecrable), green (Ivyake line and Pinecancer); teal (Limequa and Rapiefin lines); blue (Dolphice line), indigo (Lantiquan Sableye line), violet (Cardakeet line), and pink (Dracerie & Arcanadra). This also corresponds with Team Prismatic's color motif after she joins them.
Recurring Boss: Synda is fought more times in the game than any other character.
Recurring Element: She's the game's main rival who gets one of the starter Pokémon you didn't choose.
Rich Bitch: Synda is from an affluent family, and she is definitely not a nice person.
The Rival: She is this to the player character.
Rival Turned Evil: Late during the game, she joins Team Prismatic with the hopes of finally outdoing you as well as finally being more prominent than her mother. She later establishes her own evil team in Team Chromatic.
Start My Own: In the postgame, after Team Prismatic's defeat, Synda decided to found her own organization, which she named Team Chromatic.
Super Mode: Synda uses three of these over the course of the game; Mega Evolution with Sablenvy, Gigantamax with her starter Pokémon, and Z-Morph with Parrambit.
Teens Are Monsters: Despite her age, Synda causes trouble in the various Kingdoms of Lantiquas after founding Team Chromatic, including occupying the capital of Aquadine and terrorizing locale.
Unwitting Pawn: She ends up as this to Ruu and Cinder, who joined Team Chromatic and gave her the idea to obtain Crystaris, not knowing they were planning on taking it for themselves.

Supporting Characters

Milo Thatch

Team Prismatic

As a Whole

An organization found in Lantiquas, Team Prismatic is a villainous team that has a color motif, using Pokémon befitting the colors of the rainbow. Their outfits resemble those said to have been worn by Ancient Lantiquans, consisting of various shape patterns, and they're known to utilize ancient Lantiquan technology that they've uncovered. Team Prismatic considers themselves to be the heirs to Ancient Lantiquas and the rest of the populace is undeserving of the region. In addition, you can't ask to join Team Prismatic, as the only way to join is for them to consider you worthy of being in the organization. Although they threaten the expedition to discover the lost capital of Ancient Lantiquas, their main goal actually is to obtain the Trident of Lantin and use it to control Mechonaken and Orgaiathan in order to eradicate the surface world and raise Lantiquas back to the surface.

Tropes that apply to Team Prismatic as a whole:

Bat Out of Hell: Team Prismatic Grunts are shown to use Zubat and Golbat as two of their Pokémon.
Blob Monster: Team Prismatic has been shown to use this kind of Pokémon with Limequa and Aquiscous.
Casting a Shadow: The Grunts are known to use Dark-type Pokémon.
Cool Boat: Team Prismatic's base, the Helixalus, is an enormous submarine built from ancient Lantiquan technology and having external weaponry akin to the Ancient Items.
Evil Counterpart: Team Prismatic's submarine, the Helixalus, is this to Prof. Cedar's submarine, the Odysseus II.
Expy: Team Prismatic's submarine, the Helixalus, is meant to be based on the Nautilus from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Hypocrite: Although Team Prismatic considers themselves to be the heirs to Old Lantiquas and considers others unworthy due to not being from Old Lantiquas, with the exception of Khrysim, Team Prismatic members themselves aren't from Old Lantiquas.
Kick the Dog: When Team Prismatic attacks the Odysseus II after the Lantiquas Expedition, after leaving, they use the Helixalus to total the ship for little reason other than a message for you and the others to never go to Ancient Lantiquas again.
Lost Technology: Team Prismatic is known to recover this and utilize it, with their submarine base constructed out of such.
Making a Splash: Team Prismatic Grunts tend to use Water-type Pokémon.
Poisonous Person: They've been shown to use Poison-type Pokémon.
Rainbow Motif: Team Prismatic is stated to use Pokémon fitting specific colors of the rainbow.
Recurring Element: Team Prismatic happens to be yet another villain team.
Space Romans: More like Space Greeks. Team Prismatic wears Greek-esque outfits meant to be akin to those worn by the people of Ancient Lantiquas.

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Vorgybi

Venora

Ishmael

Khrysim

The leader of Team Prismatic, Khrysim is an arrogant man with dark blue hair seen wearing a Team Prismatic outfit more exquisite than the rest of the organization. He sees normal people with nothing but contempt, constantly referring to them as "surface people", and hates the surface as a whole, instead staying under the sea. It turns out that Khrysim is an Old Lantiquan and the younger brother of Old Lantiquas' current king Iquan XXVIII, and was exiled from Old Lantiquas for desiring to use their might and technology to bring an end to the surface world. Cut off from his people, Khrysim founded Team Prismatic using humans he could trust and set his plan into motion. His ultimate goal is to access King Lantin's chamber and take control of Staldrlyon, the crystal dragon that decimated Ancient Lantiquas, and use it to bring about the Crystal Death and destroy the surface world, then raise Lantiquas from the ocean to dominate it with himself as its new king.

Tropes that apply to Khrysim:

Apparently Human Merfolk: Although resembling a human, Khrysim is actually an Old Lantiquan, which like others of his race effectively makes him this.
Big Bad: Of Pokémon Aquamarine and Turquoise.
Cain and Abel: He is the Cain to King Iquan's Abel, being arrogant and evil as opposed to King Iquan being benevolent and wise.
Climax Boss: Your last battle with Khrysim occurs towards the end of the game inside the Hidden Sea.
The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: When he uses Mechonaken or Orgaiathan against you, it has max EV's in all its stats, which isn't something that you can do with your Pokémon.
Despotism Justifies the Means: Khrysim seeks to rule over a world where he is king of a rerisen Lantiquas and all surface life is completely eradicated.
Diabolical Mastermind: Khrysim is the leader of Team Prismatic.
Evil Prince: He is an Old Lantiquan prince who wishes to wipe out the surface world, which said desire also led to him being exiled from his home.
The Exile: Due to his desire to bring ruin to the surface, Khrysim was banished from Old Lantiquas by his brother.
Expy:
- Khrysim is primarily one of Captain Nemo from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, shown with his outfit and commanding a massive submarine in the form of the Helixalus.
- With the reveal of him being Old Lantiquan, he's also one to King Orm, the main villain of Aquaman (2018).
Fantastic Racism: Khrysim has this attitude towards people on the surface, calling them "surface scum". Upon finding out about the player character being half Old Lantiquan, he starts to refer to them as a half-breed freak.
Kill All Humans: He seeks to use Staldrlyon to destroy the surface world and all surface life within.
Last Words: As King Lantin's chamber collapses after you've defeated Stadrlyon, all Khrysim says is "I regret nothing", without doing anything else.
No, Mister Bond, I Expect You To Dine: When you encounter Khrysim aboard the Helixalus, he's in the middle of having a meal in the dining room and asks you to join him. It's also during this scene where you find out about him being Old Lantiquan and the reveal of Synda having become part of Team Prismatic.
Olympus Mons: Khrysim manages to take control of Mechonaken (Aquamarine) or Orgaiathan (Turquoise) and use it to open King Lantin's chamber and awaken Staldrlyon. He also uses it against you when battled the final time.
Pokémon Types:
- An Ice Person: Orgaiathan
- Blow You Away: Mantine and Plasmatine
- Big Creepy-Crawlies/Space Is Magic: Lantiquan Millight and Aurorapede
- Dishing Out Dirt/Green Thumb: Pinecancer
- Gemstone Assault/Psychic Powers: Manazuli and Prismanus
- Making a Splash: Mantine, Mechonaken, and Orgaiathan
- Our Dragons Are Different/Playing with Fire: Ventagma
- Shock and Awe: Plasmatine and Mechonaken
Rainbow Motif: By the time he's fought at the end of the game, Khrysim has one Pokémon for each color of the rainbow; Ventagma (orange), Plasmatine (yellow), shiny Prismanus (red), Aurorapede (violet), Pinecancer (green), and Mechonaken or Orgaiathan (blue).
Recurring Boss: He is fought three times in the game.
Royals Who Actually Do Something: Khrysim is an Old Lantiquan prince and while most of the time he has Team Prismatic carry out his plans, he'll still take matters into his own hands and battle you himself if he needs to.
The Reveal: The dining scene aboard the Helixalus reveals a lot of unexpected details about Khrysim, such as the fact that he's the first non-human villain team leader as well as the fact that he's the brother of Old Lantiquas' king and an exile.
Signature Mon: Khrysim uses Mechonaken (Aquamarine) or Orgaiathan (Turquoise) when battled the final time.
Super Mode: When fought the second and last time, Khrysim has access to Z-Morph and uses it on his Prismanus.
Take Over the World: Khrysim seeks to rule over a world where all surface life is eradicated and he is king of a re-risen Lantiquas.
Token Non-Human: Due to his Old Lantiquan heritage, Khrysim is the only one in Team Prismatic not to be human.
Uncertain Doom: After Crystallization Staldrlyon is defeated and King Lantin's chamber starts to collapse, Khrysim makes no attempt to escape and his fate is never brought up, although it's possible that he used his Legendary to escape.
The Usurper: Given that he talks about becoming Old Lantiquas' new king, it's implied that Khrysim plans on overthrowing his brother and taking the throne for himself.
Wham Line: During the scene where you're dining with Khrysim aboard the Helixalus, he says that you're assuming that he and Team Prismatic are out to attack Old Lantiquas, and says that he has no need to attack his home, revealing that he's himself Old Lantiquan!

Team Chromatic

WARNING: UNMARKED SPOILERS!

As a Whole

An organization that appears in the postgame, Team Chromatic is a villainous team founded by Synda after Team Prismatic's defeat. They have a duo-color motif, using Pokémon that consist of two colors, and their outfits are sleek and reflective in design, consisting of duo-chromatic colors. Team Chromatic is interested in finding the various other Kingdoms of Lantiquas, out to find various artifacts residing in them. Their main goal is to find the Sunfire and Rainstorm Crystals in order to bring about the full power of the Legendary Pokémon Fiamlora and Torrenyl and merge them into the single entity they split from, the Pokémon known as Crystaris. However, there's something else going on with Team Chromatic and there may be a darker agenda in play then just what Team Chromatic is after…

Tropes that apply to Team Chromatic as a whole:

Bat Out of Hell: One of the Pokémon used by a couple of Team Chromatic Grunts is the large dragon-bat Noivern.
Big Creepy-Crawlies: Two different large Bug-type Pokémon are used by Team Chromatic; the Fire/Bug Centiskorch and the Bug/Crystal Emerafly.
Big Fancy House: They have one in the form of a mansion that they've remodeled from a Lantiquan ruin found on a mysterious island, with it also serving as their base.
Color Contrast: Team Chromatic Grunts use Pokémon consisting of two colors, with many of them showing off the differences between their two colors. Subverted with some Pokémon they use consisting of two colors similar to one another, like red/orange, orange/yellow, green/teal, blue/indigo, and indigo/violet.
Convenient Replacement Character: Team Chromatic is this to their parent team, Team Prismatic, who have ceased all their activities come the postgame.
The Great Flood: In Pokémon Turquoise, Team Chromatic goes to Glacinus Lake at one point, with Ruu planning on releasing the colossal water reserves trapped within in order to flood not just Lantiquas, but other regions, and it's also implied they're out to release Torrenyl from within as well.
Making a Splash: About a quarter of all the Pokémon used by Team Chromatic Grunts are Water-types.
Petal Power: Four different flower Pokémon are used by Team Chromatic Grunts; Vileplume, Lantiquan Sunflora, Delta Plantplug, and Constequet.
Rainbow Motif: Much like the villain team they spun off from, Team Chromatic uses Pokémon consisting of various colors of the rainbow but add to it by using ones that have two colors.
Terrorists Without a Cause: After being founded, Team Chromatic didn't have any plans other than causing trouble, then Ruu and Cinder came along and gave them the idea of going after Fiamlora and Torrenyl and merging them into Crystaris.
Time for Plan B: Happens in the Oceanic Lands DLC. After the incident involving Ruu and Cinder, Team Chromatic decided to shift their plans to acquiring Arroautom, Spearutom, and Unisothena in order for Synda to possess the most powerful Pokémon they can find.
Unwitting Pawn: Team Chromatic turns out to be this to two of their higher-ups, Ruu and Cinder, who plan on using Crystaris for their own ends.
Walking Spoiler: Team Chromatic happens to be this not just because the fact there is a second villain team that appears in the postgame, but also because of all the other major spoilers that they bring to the table.
Wily Walrus: There's an instance of a Team Chromatic Grunt that uses a Walrein as one of their Pokémon.

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