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The process by which a tuxemon enters a new [[Life Stage]]. Can be permanent or temporary. | The process by which a tuxemon enters a new [[Life Stage]]. Can be permanent or temporary. | ||
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Has some thoughts that haven't been reproduced here yet. | Has some thoughts that haven't been reproduced here yet. | ||
== Methods of morphing == | == Methods of morphing == | ||
=== Leveling up === | === Leveling up === | ||
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[[Vivipere]]'s gimmick is that its morphs are all conditional. It morphs into [[Vivitron]] at level 25, which does not sound conditional, except that it morphs into [[Vivisource]] or [[Viviteel]] (depending on gender) at level 24, meaning that it would only morph into Vivitron if it is deliberately stopped from morphing at level 24. | [[Vivipere]]'s gimmick is that its morphs are all conditional. It morphs into [[Vivitron]] at level 25, which does not sound conditional, except that it morphs into [[Vivisource]] or [[Viviteel]] (depending on gender) at level 24, meaning that it would only morph into Vivitron if it is deliberately stopped from morphing at level 24. | ||
=== Item Morphing === | |||
If you use a particular item on a tuxemon, it morphs. This could replace the proposed Badge Morphing, described below. The key difference is that the morph would be permanent, instead of temporary. | |||
=== Proposal: Badge Morphing (and Booster Tech Morphing) === | |||
In [[The Spyder in the Cathedral]], the default plot, the player is given a choice between five tuxemon - the "[[new releases]]": | |||
* [[Dollfin]] | * [[Dollfin]] | ||
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* [[Grintot]] | * [[Grintot]] | ||
They have a special feature, as does [[Botbot]], that they can be made to [[morph]] by exposing them to | They have a special feature, as does [[Botbot]], that they can be made to [[morph]] by exposing them to a [[Badge]] from a Pillar. The morph lasts for one battle, and consumes the Badge. This means that trainers do get more variety (since there are at least two morph options for each new release tuxemon), but have to keep spending money. | ||
Eventually the protagonist gets access to [[Booster Tech]], an open source tool that's re-usable and where the morph lasts indefinitely. The Booster Tech can also be used to revert the morph, returning the tuxemon to the previous life stage. | Eventually the protagonist gets access to [[Booster Tech]], an open source tool that's re-usable and where the morph lasts indefinitely. The Booster Tech can also be used to revert the morph, returning the tuxemon to the previous life stage. | ||
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=== All morphs === | === All morphs === | ||
{{#ask: [[Evolutions::+]] | {{#ask: [[Evolutions::+]] | ||
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|? Has Evolution | |||
|? Evolution Level | |? Evolution Level | ||
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