The omega generation of Pokémon games is a fan-created installment of the Pokémon video game series, created by Spindini ((who I affectionately refer to as Spinny) and myself ~Rotamaster Chaos), and starting with Pokémon Spin and Solve and continuing with Pokémon Lemyourinrin and Pokémon Chaos. This generation is not released on any platform yet. However, if it is to be released, it is most likely going to be released as a single game: Pokémon Generation Omega.
Contents
- 1 Advances in gameplay
- 1.1 Alterations from other generations
- 2 Region
- 2.1 Rota
- 2.2 Starter Pokémon
- 2.3 Gym Leaders
Advances in gameplay[]
- The addition of new Pokémon
- The addition of new moves
- The addition of new abilities
- A new region to explore, the Rota region, based on California
- The Weird type and reintroduction of ???
- Type-boosting held items now boost move power by 30% rather than 20%, as do Aerilate and its counterparts
- Fire Punch, Ice Punch, and Thunder Punch now have a 30% chance of their status condition working
- Non-linear gameplay that allows one to defeat the Gyms in any order and can be turned on or off
- Mutations, allowing Pokémon to learn Egg Moves, have Hidden Abilities, or use moves that they don't know
- Gyms have special rules unique to each one, except in the Minus World (a new kind of post-game/AU of the main game)
- Starters have Hidden Abilities and can be obtained in other ways, but those starters don't have their Hidden Abilities most of the time
- Elite Four faced in Double Battles (including the two Champions)
- A new form for Mew, Primal Mew
- New statuses, Wet and Bleeding
- Extra Abilities are added
- There are four new kinds of machine moves: Vanna Machines (VM), Al Machines (AM) Chaos Machines (CM), and REMachines (REM)
Alterations from other generations[]
- Frozen Pokémon take double damage from moves that thaw them
- Ride Pokémon have been replaced with Vanawe
- HMs are back, and are unnecessary to complete the game; instead, they are all battle-ready moves
- All Pokémon are now genderless and can breed with any member of their own egg group + Ditto (with the exception of Undiscovered Pokémon)
Region[]
Rota[]
Main article: Rota
The Rota region was introduced in Pokémon Spin and Solve. The region is made up of nine cities, one which is a hub city, with the other eight having Gyms.
Starter Pokémon[]
The starters have the traditional types of Grass, Fire, and Water, with the Grass-type Swingtail, the Fire-type Embunny, and the Water-type Platypup. They are also now Level 8 rather than Level 5 and have their Hidden Abilities, those respectively being Scavenger, Reckless, and Poison Point.
Gym Leaders[]
Like most other regions, Rota has its own set of eight Gym Leaders who give out unique Badges and TMs after being defeated. Defeating all eight Gym Leaders grants access to the Pokémon League. There is also a secret Ninth Badge.
| Rota League | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Generation VI | Region: Rota | ||
| Gym Leader | Location | Type | Badge |
| Wilbur | Quintcliff City | Flying | Aerial Badge |
| Frigga | Chillose City | Ice | Flake Badge |
| Marcus | Torrehex City | Water | Splash Badge |
| Melania | Bankrotten City | Dark | Doom Badge |
| Sylvanna | Verdasept City | Grass | Vine Badge |
| Laverne | Voctano City | Fire | Lava Badge |
| Elon | Elecspress City | Electric | Energy Badge |
| Hillary | Piximille City | Fairy | Iridescent Badge |
| Miyukionna and Vollmetall | Rota City | Various | Spinchronic Badge |
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As a Pokémon enthusiast and expert, my extensive knowledge spans across various generations of the Pokémon video game series, and I'm deeply familiar with the intricacies of game mechanics, lore, and fan-created content. Allow me to delve into the details of the Omega generation, a fan-made installment in the Pokémon series.
Advances in Gameplay:
- New Pokémon, Moves, and Abilities: The Omega generation introduces a plethora of new Pokémon, moves, and abilities, expanding the existing roster and adding depth to the gameplay.
- Region - Rota: The setting for this installment is the Rota region, a fictional area inspired by California, providing players with a fresh and immersive environment to explore.
- Starter Pokémon: The traditional Grass, Fire, and Water starter types are maintained with Swingtail, Embunny, and Platypup respectively. Notably, starters now begin at Level 8, possessing Hidden Abilities such as Scavenger, Reckless, and Poison Point.
- Gym Leaders: Rota features a set of eight Gym Leaders, each with unique Badge rewards and TMs. Noteworthy is the non-linear gameplay, allowing players to tackle the Gyms in any order, a feature that can be toggled on or off.
Alterations from Other Generations:
- Frozen Pokémon Vulnerability: Pokémon affected by the Frozen status now take double damage from moves that thaw them, adding a strategic layer to battles.
- Ride Pokémon Replacement: The concept of Ride Pokémon is replaced with Vanawe, offering a new approach to traversal and interaction within the game world.
- HMs Return as Battle-Ready Moves: HMs make a comeback but in a revamped form. They are now battle-ready moves, eliminating the need for an HM slave and streamlining the game progression.
- Genderless Pokémon and Breeding: All Pokémon are now genderless, allowing them to breed with any member of their own egg group and Ditto, except for Undiscovered Pokémon.
Region-Specific Details - Rota:
- Nine-City Structure: The Rota region comprises nine cities, with one acting as a hub and the remaining eight hosting Gyms.
- Special Gym Rules: Each Gym in Rota has unique rules, enhancing the diversity and challenge of Gym battles. Notably, the Minus World introduces a new post-game or alternate universe experience.
New Concepts and Features:
- Mutations: Pokémon can undergo mutations, enabling them to learn Egg Moves, acquire Hidden Abilities, or use moves they wouldn't typically learn.
- Elite Four in Double Battles: The Elite Four, including the Champions, are faced in Double Battles, introducing a strategic twist to these crucial battles.
- Primal Mew: A new form for Mew, known as Primal Mew, adds a fresh dimension to legendary Pokémon.
- New Statuses - Wet and Bleeding: The introduction of new status conditions, Wet and Bleeding, expands the range of tactical options in battles.
- Extra Abilities and Machine Moves: Additional Abilities are incorporated, and four new categories of machine moves—Vanna Machines (VM), Al Machines (AM), Chaos Machines (CM), and REMachines (REM)—are introduced, diversifying move options.
In summary, the Omega generation brings a wealth of innovative features and gameplay enhancements, showcasing the creativity and dedication of its fan creators, Spindini and Rotamaster Chaos.
