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Scoop, the fast food and retail empire, will transmit a disease, the Spyder virus, that weakens tuxemon that don't have the vaccine, putting any opposition on the back foot. Meanwhile, mining company Shaft will extract and revive fossils of powerful extinct dragons. Agro-business and genetic engineering corporation Greenwash will use its fusion technology to combine these dragons with arms manufacturer Nimrod's killer robots, allowing them to steamroll any opposition already weakened by Scoop's virus. Behind the scenes, news media monopoly Omnichannel puts out propaganda and coordinates the scheme through its Spyder agents.  
Scoop, the fast food and retail empire, will transmit a disease, the Spyder virus, that weakens tuxemon that don't have the vaccine, putting any opposition on the back foot. Meanwhile, mining company Shaft will extract and revive fossils of powerful extinct dragons. Agro-business and genetic engineering corporation Greenwash will use its fusion technology to combine these dragons with arms manufacturer Nimrod's killer robots, allowing them to steamroll any opposition already weakened by Scoop's virus. Behind the scenes, news media monopoly Omnichannel puts out propaganda and coordinates the scheme through its Spyder agents.  


= Summary =
= Main Story =
* The game begins with a recording of the [[Omnichannel CEO]].
[[File:New spyder map.png|thumbnail]]
* The action begins in [[Paper Town]], where you line up to get a [[Starting Tuxemon]] at the STORE but don't have the [[Gold Pass]] required - your [[Rival]] does though! They choose the tuxemon that you wanted.
* After resting at your HOME (introducing your [[Mom]]), you can head back to the STORE
* After a hint left by [[Dante]], the Shop Assistant, you do fish a thrown-away, unofficial tuxemon out of the rubbish - but your RIVAL catches you and is scornful, and battles you.
* If you wander around town, you might meet the RIVAL'S [[Granny]], who runs the [[Daycare Centre]], or see the [[Riverboat Station]].
* In Route 1, you encounter wild tuxemon for the first time.
* You also see the [[Omnichannel HQ]], and may be rebuffed by the [[Enforcer]]s when you try to enter.
* You enter a Cafe, meet [[Team Bazaar]] and get the [[Tuxepedia]] app.
* In [[Leather Town]], you face your first Pillar - [[Shaft]] - and get the chance to buy your first for-sale tuxemon and TMs.
* In [[Route 3]], you run into your MOM, who gives you a [[Hoverboard]], and a [[Fisher]], who gives you a [[Fishing Rod]].
* In the [[Wayfarer Inn]], you find [[Booster Tech]], encounter the VIRUS for the first time, and fight ENFORCERS.
* In Flower City, you face your second Pillar - [[Nimrod]]
* You have to go out of town to find TEAM BAZAAR (forcing you to go to STORES for paid healing until you get there), and are intercepted by your [[Rival]] who mock your weak tuxemon and talk about the great stuff you can buy from the PILLARS
* When you get to the [[Mansion]] that TEAM BAZAAR hang out in, you get a [[Dojo Pass]].
* Also in [[Flower City]] is a broken-into house with someone who was working on a cure for [[Spyder Bite]], and when you go through you find the person who broke in - a [[Spyder Rookie]].
* In Timber Town, the [[Riverboat Station]]s reopen, and so has the [[Daycare Centre]] you saw in [[Paper Town]] all that time ago. You should go back and drop a tuxemon off.
* Also in Timber Town, you face your third Pillar - [[Scoop HQ]]
* Also in Timber Town, the [[Dojo of the Five Elements]] introduces many people to fight and teaches you about the mechanics of battle. And who should be in the final room of the DOJO to challenge you for a final test of your skill but your RIVAL? They mention that they've gotten the TUXEPEDIA APP themselves, and they admire your edits - and have done some of their own!
* There's a mass of people on Route 6, formed by employees of the fourth Pillar - [[Greenwash]]! This route heads to Candy Town, but there's ENFORCERS blocking the way.  
* Dialogue with the protesters indicates that there's a new technology called [[Fusion Report|Fusion]] developed at GREENWASH, and they reckon that's why the ENFORCERS are interested! But the [[Greenwash Boss]] tricked everyone into leaving the building, and has locked themselves in while they wait for the ENFORCERS to get through.
* When you arrive in Candy Town, your tuxemon are confiscated by ENFORCERS because they allegedly have SPYDER BITE - and are taken to the [[Hospital]] for quarantine! You'll have to battle with your B team for a while.
* You might try to enter the HOSPITAL, but the scanner rejects any known tuxemon DNA. If only there were a way to scramble tuxemon DNA so it couldn't detect it ...
* You can break into [[Greenwash HQ]] by going through the greenhouses - which are full of experimental tuxemon! Creepy, but make sure you catch them all!
* When you beat the [[Greenwash Boss]], you get the [[Fusion Report]] and can upload it to TUXEPEDIA! Now anyone can fuse any unlocked tuxemon! And now [[Greenwash HQ]] is safe, since there's nothing for the ENFORCERS in there
* FUSION lets you get past the DNA detector at the [[Hospital]], and fight your way through the [[Spyder Rookie]]s - who reveal their plan was to use the quarantine as an excuse to confiscate all other tuxemon. SPYDER is a conspiracy within the Pillars, and it goes right to the top of Omnichannel!
* You grab the [[Spyder Keycard]] off the [[Spyder Boss]] in the HOSPITAL, and retrieve your confiscated tuxemon, and free the SCIENTISTS who can heal all unlocked tuxemon by looking at their DNA
* Before you can return to [[Cotton Town]], your RIVAL intercepts you! They are tired of your meddling, just let the CATHEDRAL find a cure! After you beat them, they notice that your tuxemon are cured. You mean it was that simple? Just unlocking them and checking their DNA? Then why did the ENFORCERS take our tuxemon? The seed of doubt has been planted in your RIVAL'S minds ...
* At [[Cotton Town]], you fight your way through the [[Spyder Rookie]]s at [[Omnichannel HQ]] ... but then two of the PILLAR BOSSES challenge you at once! You'd be in trouble, but who should arrive but your RIVAL?! The whole VIRUS debacle convinced them that freedom and openness are the way to go, and so they join you for a two-on-two battle with the BOSSES.
* You triumph, and bring down SPYDER! All tuxemon are unlocked, and there's only a few more tuxemon you need to add to TUXEPEDIA!


= Some thoughts on the concept of the game =
The main story of ''The Spyder in the Cathedral'' follows the player’s journey through the [[Fondent region]], traveling from town to town, catching and battling tuxemon, and gradually uncovering a corporate conspiracy. This section describes the *gameplay progression* and *region layout*, not the plot details (see [[#Plot|Plot]] for the narrative).
The concept is that how tuxemon are restricted in the game world is analogous to how creative works are restricted in the real world ("creature" and "creative" both come from "create"; a creature was originally a created thing).  


But we can use the creatures/creative works that we have to challenge the wicked corporations that would restrict them. As our creatures/creative works grow stronger and more numerous, the wicked corporations are defeated and fewer creatures/creative works are restricted until the protagonist's victory where no creatures/creative works are restricted.
== Region Progression ==
The protagonist begins in [[Paper Town]] and travels through the region in roughly this order:


I think that's a clever and subtle conceit for an open source game to have. It gives the player a goal, and a reason for battling. The use of battling creatures makes sense, because they're a metaphor for the battle of ideas. "As it is above, so it is below" - both Tuxemon: The Game and a tuxemon in the game world are creations that help win the battle of ideas for freedom and open source.
[[File:Map - Reminagined.png|thumbnail|[https://wiki.tuxemon.org/index.php?title=File:Compiled_map.png Full map]]]


= Monsters =
* [[Paper Town]]
* [[Route 1]]
* [[Cotton Town]]
** [[Omnichannel HQ]]
** [[Dryad's Grove]]
* [[Route 2]]
* [[City Park]]
* [[Leather Town]]
** [[Tuxemon Elite Academy]]
* [[Route 3]]
** [[Wayfarer Inn]]
* [[Route 4]]
* [[Flower City]]
** [[Nimrod HQ]]
** [[Side Route A]]
** [[Mansion]]
* [[Route 5]]
* [[Timber Town]]
** [[Dojo of the Elements]]
** [[Scoop HQ]]
* [[Tunnel B]]
* [[Route 6]]
* [[Candy Town]]
** [[Hunting Grounds]]
** [[Hospital]]
** [[Greenwash HQ]]
* [[Sea Route C]]
** [[Dragon's Cave]]
 
== Travel ==
Your [[Mom]] gives you a Surfboard that allows water travel. It is required to reach:
* [[Candy Town]]
* [[Volcoli]] in [[Dryad's Grove]]
* [[Dragon's Cave]] in [[Sea Route C]]
* Wild encounters in [[Route 6]]
 
When you reach [[Timber Town]], the [[Riverboat Stations]] open for all previously visited towns. The full list is:
* [[Paper Town]]
* [[Leather Town]]
* [[Flower City]]
* [[Timber Town]]
* [[Candy Town]]
 
== Cheat Codes ==
If you name the player '''ApexPlayer''', you begin the game with all starter tuxemon at level 100 (max evolution).
 
= Plot =
''The Spyder in the Cathedral'' takes place in the [[Fondent region]], a country dominated by five powerful corporations known as the Pillars. Although officially separate, the Pillars secretly collaborate under the Cathedral’s authority to seize full control of the region. Their plan targets tuxemon—the creatures central to daily life—by weakening them, reviving ancient species, rewriting history, and deploying engineered hybrids.
 
== The Pillars’ Conspiracy ==
The five Pillars coordinate a multi‑stage scheme:
 
* '''Scoop''' spreads the Spyder virus, a manufactured disease that weakens any tuxemon without the corporate vaccine. Scoop agents also exploit Cathedral‑imposed medical debt by pressuring trainers to “sell” their tuxemon to pay off bills. Although Scoop contained the initial outbreak, the virus escaped when a thief named Arachne stole the Extreme Restraints used to secure infected tuxemon, causing a facility breach that Scoop and the Enforcers later blamed on each other.
 
* '''Shaft''' excavates and revives fossils of extinct dragon tuxemon. Their mining operations uncover ancient remains known as the “dark artery,” and agents confiscate fossils for secret research. Workers report discovering enormous eggs and being silenced by corporate overseers. Shaft ultimately recovers the dragon Drokoro, which becomes central to the Pillars’ plan.
 
* '''Greenwash''' uses Fusion technology to combine revived dragons with '''Nimrod'''’s military robots. A suppressed flashback reveals that Greenwash previously attempted a dangerous fusion‑energy experiment that nearly destroyed a facility, unleashing unknown consequences. Their ongoing research causes environmental contamination that disrupts local industries, including floristry and agriculture. As the conspiracy tightens, Greenwash abruptly shuts down its HQ and expels its own researchers, claiming safety concerns.
 
* '''Nimrod''' expands its influence by rewriting public history. In the Museum of Natural History, Nimrod replaces exhibits on world origins with military propaganda and restricts access to archives. Inside Nimrod HQ, internal documents reveal ethical fractures among researchers: Argon fears the consequences of advanced robotics, while Zircon embraces militarization and power. Nimrod’s most advanced prototype, Xeon, was originally created by Dr. Elara as a sentient artificial lifeform. Nimrod secretly funded the project for military purposes, twisting Elara’s work into a weapon.
 
* '''Omnichannel''' controls all media. It produces staged marketing videos, manipulates public perception, and directs covert Spyder agents. Omnichannel also sabotages the region’s computer network to suppress independent information and maintain narrative control.
 
The Cathedral itself supports these efforts through predatory financial practices. Healing services incur high fees, interest, and automatic wage‑garnishing, trapping ordinary citizens in debt and making them more vulnerable to corporate pressure. Enforcers act as corporate police, enforcing quarantines, blocking travel, and confiscating tuxemon under false pretenses. Flashbacks from Enforcers HQ show that officers believed the Spyderbite outbreak was real and acted to contain it, unaware that the Pillars engineered the virus.


{{#ask:[[TXMN Completed::Complete]] |limit=1000
Together, the Pillars aim to monopolize tuxemon ownership, rewrite history, suppress resistance, and consolidate political and economic control over the region.
|?TXMN ID
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|?SpyderCampaign
|?TXMN Stage
|?TXMN Blurb
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= The Game =
== The Protagonist’s Journey ==
== Introduction ==
The protagonist begins in [[Paper Town]] with an unofficial tuxemon discarded as rubbish after the Pillars introduce their new “deluxe” models. As they travel, they uncover signs of corruption:


[[File:Tuxemon_Opening_Screen_Evolution_display.gif|thumbnail]]
* Cathedral healers charge exploitative fees, and Scoop agents attempt to seize tuxemon from indebted trainers.
* Omnichannel’s staged marketing and media manipulation become increasingly apparent.
* Shaft’s mining operations reveal secret fossil recovery efforts.
* Greenwash contamination affects local industries, including floristry, and raises fears about genetic manipulation.
* Nimrod’s influence reshapes public institutions, including the Museum of Natural History.
* Enforcers enforce quarantines and confiscate “infected” tuxemon, claiming Greenwash is developing a cure.
* Environmental activists report illegal logging, intimidation, and suppression of journalists.


''Opens on [[CEO]] sprite''
In [[Cotton Town]], the protagonist meets [[Team Bazaar]]. They introduce the player to the open‑source [[Tuxepedia]], challenging the Pillars’ monopoly on knowledge.


Hello, I am the [[CEO]] of [[Omnichannel]]. We run the newspapers, TV channels and radio stations for this region. It is my duty to inform you.
== Uncovering Spyder ==
In [[Candy Town]], the protagonist infiltrates Greenwash HQ, obtains the [[Fusion Report]], and uploads it to the Tuxepedia. This unlocks open fusion for all tuxemon.


''[[Tumbleworm]] appears''
Using fusion to bypass DNA scanners, they infiltrate the [[Hospital]], defeat Spyder agents, recover their confiscated tuxemon, and free imprisoned scientists who reveal the truth: Spyder is run by the Pillar bosses themselves. The virus, the quarantines, and the confiscations are all part of a coordinated plan to control tuxemon ownership.


Tuxemon are the animals that inhabit this world. They love to be captured so their masters can battle them for fun and profit. The strongest win, just like in the world of business.  
== Turning Point ==
In [[Dragon’s Cave]], the protagonist confronts the Pillars’ agents, who reveal their full plan: Shaft excavated Drokoro, Greenwash will fuse it with Nimrod’s killer robots, and Omnichannel will convince the public that this is for their own good. After defeating Drokoro, the protagonist’s rival realizes the Cathedral’s “cure” is a lie—tuxemon heal simply by being unlocked and examined. Doubt spreads, and the rival begins to question the corporate narrative.


Most monsters are found in the wild. They morph into more advanced forms when they gain experience.  
== Final Confrontation ==
Back in [[Cotton Town]], the protagonist storms [[Omnichannel HQ]]. Two Pillar bosses attack simultaneously, but the rival arrives to help. Together, they defeat the Pillars and dismantle Spyder.


But the five Pillars that make up the Cathedral, that is, the five allied companies that operate in this region, have improved on nature. This season, we offer five deluxe tuxemon!
With the conspiracy exposed, tuxemon are unlocked, corporate restrictions collapse, and the region begins moving toward openness and freedom.


''[[Dollfin]], [[Ignibus]], [[Memnomnom]], [[Budaye]] and [[Grintot]] appear in turn, with name labels beneath.''
== Themes ==
The story uses tuxemon as a metaphor for creative works. Corporate attempts to restrict and monopolize tuxemon mirror real‑world struggles over ownership, openness, and the freedom to create. Unlocking tuxemon symbolizes unlocking creativity itself. The Cathedral’s debt traps, Omnichannel’s propaganda, Nimrod’s historical revisionism, Greenwash’s reckless experimentation, and the suppression of environmental activism all reflect how institutions can control people by controlling information, resources, and narratives.


These tuxemon morph immediately when exposed to the right item - instant gratification!
= Timeline =


What's more, they let you choose which form they morph into.
== Origins ==
* The Universe was shaped by—or gave rise to—the thirteen elements.
* Life appeared: plants, tuxemon, and eventually humans.
* Tuxemon naturally battle each other to grow stronger through elemental competition.
* Humans, especially those drawn to Metal tuxemon, began building relationships with them.


''(Each is shown in turn with the black silhouette of the two forms it morphs into)''
== Ancient Times (about 5,000 years ago) ==
* The first known human civilizations emerged.
* Early humans began interacting with tuxemon, mostly those found in nature.


Tokens are available for a modest fee from all stores and Pillars!
== Early Engineering (about 1,500–1,250 years ago) ==
* Humans created the first tuxemon—possibly made from glass, pottery, or bronze.
* Over time, they got better at designing and modifying tuxemon for farming, combat, and other uses.


Ahem, what was I talking about? Oh yes, each Pillar offers one of these exclusive tuxemon.
== Collapse (about 1,000 years ago) ==
* Human interference disrupted the world’s balance.
* Wars and ecological disasters broke out, destroying cities and farmland.
* Civilization collapsed as tuxemon warfare spiraled out of control.


''(Introductory video ends, and cuts to [[Shopkeeper]] addressing a number of people in [Paper_Town#C._Scoop_Store his store]. All potential protagonist types are present)''
== Recovery (about 500 years ago) ==
* The environment slowly stabilized and adapted.
* Human-made tuxemon became part of nature.
* Human societies began rebuilding, but most records of the past were lost.


What a great presentation from our CEO! All Gold members are being offered a free tuxemon. Just fill in this form.  
== Rebirth (about 150 years ago) ==
* Industrial technology was rediscovered.
* Tuxemon biology was studied again, and new societies emerged.
* A group called the Cathedral became a community-oriented governing force with local Enforcers.


1. What is your name?
== Boom Times (30–50 years ago) ==
* The region experienced strong economic growth.
* Five major companies—called the Pillars—gained influence.
* Tuxemon capture tech was invented, leading to conflicts over control of tuxemon.
* The Cathedral allowed private ownership of tuxemon designed by people, but resisted claims over ancient or natural ones.


''Name selection screen.''
== Corporate Era (the last 25 years) ==
* The Pillars took over most of the region’s industries.
* The Cathedral began partnering with corporations and allowing them onto its board.
* Enforcers became less community-based and more corporatized.
* Corporations pushed the idea that all tuxemon were man-made to justify monopolies.


2. Please attach a photo.
= Canon vs. Mystery Table =


''(Here players can choose from a number of options for the protagonist's appearance).''
This table summarizes which elements of the Fondent‑era storyline are established canon and which are intentionally left unexplained. Items in the "Mystery" column are not to be expanded, solved, or contradicted in future contributions unless explicitly approved.


3. Which tuxemon would you like? (Dollfin/Ignibus/Memnomnom/Budaye/Grintot)
{| class="wikitable"
! Topic
! What Is Canon
! What Remains a Mystery
|-
| '''The Pillars'''
| Five corporations (Scoop, Shaft, Greenwash, Nimrod, Omnichannel) secretly collaborate under the Cathedral to seize control of the region.
| Long‑term goals beyond Spyder.
|-
| '''Spyder Virus'''
| Manufactured by Scoop; weakens tuxemon without the vaccine; used to justify quarantines and confiscations.
| Exact biological mechanism; who designed it; whether it has long‑term effects on tuxemon or humans.
|-
| '''Virus Escape'''
| Scoop contained the outbreak until Arachne stole the Extreme Restraints, causing infected tuxemon to escape.
| Why Arachne stole the restraints; who hired her; whether the escape was accidental or engineered.
|-
| '''Shaft Excavations'''
| Shaft uncovers fossils and giant eggs (“dark artery”); recovers Drokoro for the Pillars’ plan.
| How many fossils were found; whether more dragons exist; what Shaft’s investors were truly seeking.
|-
| '''Greenwash Fusion'''
| Greenwash fuses revived dragons with Nimrod robots; previous fusion‑energy experiment nearly destroyed a facility.
| What exactly was “unleashed” in the failed experiment; full extent of environmental contamination.
|-
| '''Nimrod Robotics'''
| Nimrod rewrites history, builds killer robots, and secretly militarizes Xeon; internal conflict between Argon and Zircon.
| Nimrod’s ultimate military objective; fate of other prototypes; whether Xeon retains autonomy.
|-
| '''Xeon'''
| Created by Dr. Elara as a sentient artificial lifeform; repurposed by Nimrod for military use.
| Xeon’s current status; whether it can rebel; how much of Elara’s original design remains.
|-
| '''Omnichannel'''
| Controls media, propaganda, and Spyder agents; sabotages networks; coordinates the final takeover attempt.
| How deep Omnichannel’s infiltration goes; identity of high‑ranking Spyder operatives; long‑term strategy after takeover.
|-
| '''Cathedral'''
| Enables corporate control through predatory medical debt and Enforcer authority.
| Whether the Cathedral leadership understands the full conspiracy; how they benefit from Spyder.
|-
| '''Enforcers'''
| Enforce quarantines and confiscations believing the outbreak is real; manipulated by the Pillars.
| Whether any Enforcers knowingly support Spyder; internal dissent within the ranks.
|-
| '''Team Bazaar'''
| Grassroots resistance group promoting open information; introduces Tuxepedia.
| Origins of the group; how widespread their network is; whether they have deeper ties to past events.
|-
| '''Tuxepedia'''
| Open‑source encyclopedia that unlocks information as the player catches tuxemon.
| Who originally created the locked Encyclopaedia Tuxemon; why information was restricted.
|-
| '''Environmental Damage'''
| Greenwash contamination harms floristry and agriculture; activists report illegal logging and intimidation.
| Full ecological impact; whether the Pillars plan to exploit environmental collapse.
|-
| '''Drokoro'''
| Ancient dragon excavated by Shaft; intended to be fused with Nimrod robots.
| Why a new hatchling appeared; whether dragons have a deeper role in the world’s balance.
|-
| '''Dragonriders'''
| Ancient order guarding the last dragon; retreat to Lion Mountain after events.
| Their full history; how they survived the collapse; what they know about ancient tuxemon.
|-
| '''Hospital Confiscations'''
| DNA‑locked scanners prevent retrieval; used to seize tuxemon under false pretenses.
| Who designed the scanners; whether they have other hidden functions.
|-
| '''Final Takeover Plan'''
| Fuse Drokoro with robots; use Omnichannel propaganda to justify takeover; Enforcers to enforce control.
| Whether there were additional phases; who masterminded the plan; contingency plans after failure.
|-
| '''Protagonist'''
| Starts with discarded tuxemon; uncovers conspiracy; defeats Pillars with rival’s help.
| Whether the protagonist has any deeper ties to ancient tuxemon, lost traditions, or forgotten bloodlines.
|-
| '''Rival'''
| Initially believes Cathedral narrative; later joins protagonist after realizing the truth.
| Rival’s family ties to the Pillars; why they were so invested in the corporate story.
|-
| '''Aftermath'''
| Corporate restrictions collapse; region moves toward openness and freedom.
| How society rebuilds; whether the Pillars survive in weakened form; long‑term consequences for the region.
|}


''([[Shopkeeper]] goes to each person, collecting the forms. When he reaches the protagonist)''
= Monsters =


I'm sorry, you are not a Gold member. This offer is for Gold members only. I'll have my [[Shop Assistant]] escort you home.


''(Protagonist follows Shop Assistant [[Dante]] to your Home in [[Paper Town]]). Then the game begins. You begin with $250.)''
{{#ask:[[TXMN Completed::Complete]] |limit=1000
|?SpyderCampaign
|sort=TXMN ID
|order=asc
}}


= Links =
= Links =

Latest revision as of 22:32, 11 April 2026

Synopsis[edit | edit source]

The Spyder in the Cathedral plot takes place in the Fondent region, which is dominated by five nominally separate corporations, called Pillars (see Cathedral). Not content with profitability, the Pillars want to take full control of the region and they hatch a plan to do so:

Scoop, the fast food and retail empire, will transmit a disease, the Spyder virus, that weakens tuxemon that don't have the vaccine, putting any opposition on the back foot. Meanwhile, mining company Shaft will extract and revive fossils of powerful extinct dragons. Agro-business and genetic engineering corporation Greenwash will use its fusion technology to combine these dragons with arms manufacturer Nimrod's killer robots, allowing them to steamroll any opposition already weakened by Scoop's virus. Behind the scenes, news media monopoly Omnichannel puts out propaganda and coordinates the scheme through its Spyder agents.

Main Story[edit | edit source]

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The main story of The Spyder in the Cathedral follows the player’s journey through the Fondent region, traveling from town to town, catching and battling tuxemon, and gradually uncovering a corporate conspiracy. This section describes the *gameplay progression* and *region layout*, not the plot details (see Plot for the narrative).

Region Progression[edit | edit source]

The protagonist begins in Paper Town and travels through the region in roughly this order:

Travel[edit | edit source]

Your Mom gives you a Surfboard that allows water travel. It is required to reach:

When you reach Timber Town, the Riverboat Stations open for all previously visited towns. The full list is:

Cheat Codes[edit | edit source]

If you name the player ApexPlayer, you begin the game with all starter tuxemon at level 100 (max evolution).

Plot[edit | edit source]

The Spyder in the Cathedral takes place in the Fondent region, a country dominated by five powerful corporations known as the Pillars. Although officially separate, the Pillars secretly collaborate under the Cathedral’s authority to seize full control of the region. Their plan targets tuxemon—the creatures central to daily life—by weakening them, reviving ancient species, rewriting history, and deploying engineered hybrids.

The Pillars’ Conspiracy[edit | edit source]

The five Pillars coordinate a multi‑stage scheme:

  • Scoop spreads the Spyder virus, a manufactured disease that weakens any tuxemon without the corporate vaccine. Scoop agents also exploit Cathedral‑imposed medical debt by pressuring trainers to “sell” their tuxemon to pay off bills. Although Scoop contained the initial outbreak, the virus escaped when a thief named Arachne stole the Extreme Restraints used to secure infected tuxemon, causing a facility breach that Scoop and the Enforcers later blamed on each other.
  • Shaft excavates and revives fossils of extinct dragon tuxemon. Their mining operations uncover ancient remains known as the “dark artery,” and agents confiscate fossils for secret research. Workers report discovering enormous eggs and being silenced by corporate overseers. Shaft ultimately recovers the dragon Drokoro, which becomes central to the Pillars’ plan.
  • Greenwash uses Fusion technology to combine revived dragons with Nimrod’s military robots. A suppressed flashback reveals that Greenwash previously attempted a dangerous fusion‑energy experiment that nearly destroyed a facility, unleashing unknown consequences. Their ongoing research causes environmental contamination that disrupts local industries, including floristry and agriculture. As the conspiracy tightens, Greenwash abruptly shuts down its HQ and expels its own researchers, claiming safety concerns.
  • Nimrod expands its influence by rewriting public history. In the Museum of Natural History, Nimrod replaces exhibits on world origins with military propaganda and restricts access to archives. Inside Nimrod HQ, internal documents reveal ethical fractures among researchers: Argon fears the consequences of advanced robotics, while Zircon embraces militarization and power. Nimrod’s most advanced prototype, Xeon, was originally created by Dr. Elara as a sentient artificial lifeform. Nimrod secretly funded the project for military purposes, twisting Elara’s work into a weapon.
  • Omnichannel controls all media. It produces staged marketing videos, manipulates public perception, and directs covert Spyder agents. Omnichannel also sabotages the region’s computer network to suppress independent information and maintain narrative control.

The Cathedral itself supports these efforts through predatory financial practices. Healing services incur high fees, interest, and automatic wage‑garnishing, trapping ordinary citizens in debt and making them more vulnerable to corporate pressure. Enforcers act as corporate police, enforcing quarantines, blocking travel, and confiscating tuxemon under false pretenses. Flashbacks from Enforcers HQ show that officers believed the Spyderbite outbreak was real and acted to contain it, unaware that the Pillars engineered the virus.

Together, the Pillars aim to monopolize tuxemon ownership, rewrite history, suppress resistance, and consolidate political and economic control over the region.

The Protagonist’s Journey[edit | edit source]

The protagonist begins in Paper Town with an unofficial tuxemon discarded as rubbish after the Pillars introduce their new “deluxe” models. As they travel, they uncover signs of corruption:

  • Cathedral healers charge exploitative fees, and Scoop agents attempt to seize tuxemon from indebted trainers.
  • Omnichannel’s staged marketing and media manipulation become increasingly apparent.
  • Shaft’s mining operations reveal secret fossil recovery efforts.
  • Greenwash contamination affects local industries, including floristry, and raises fears about genetic manipulation.
  • Nimrod’s influence reshapes public institutions, including the Museum of Natural History.
  • Enforcers enforce quarantines and confiscate “infected” tuxemon, claiming Greenwash is developing a cure.
  • Environmental activists report illegal logging, intimidation, and suppression of journalists.

In Cotton Town, the protagonist meets Team Bazaar. They introduce the player to the open‑source Tuxepedia, challenging the Pillars’ monopoly on knowledge.

Uncovering Spyder[edit | edit source]

In Candy Town, the protagonist infiltrates Greenwash HQ, obtains the Fusion Report, and uploads it to the Tuxepedia. This unlocks open fusion for all tuxemon.

Using fusion to bypass DNA scanners, they infiltrate the Hospital, defeat Spyder agents, recover their confiscated tuxemon, and free imprisoned scientists who reveal the truth: Spyder is run by the Pillar bosses themselves. The virus, the quarantines, and the confiscations are all part of a coordinated plan to control tuxemon ownership.

Turning Point[edit | edit source]

In Dragon’s Cave, the protagonist confronts the Pillars’ agents, who reveal their full plan: Shaft excavated Drokoro, Greenwash will fuse it with Nimrod’s killer robots, and Omnichannel will convince the public that this is for their own good. After defeating Drokoro, the protagonist’s rival realizes the Cathedral’s “cure” is a lie—tuxemon heal simply by being unlocked and examined. Doubt spreads, and the rival begins to question the corporate narrative.

Final Confrontation[edit | edit source]

Back in Cotton Town, the protagonist storms Omnichannel HQ. Two Pillar bosses attack simultaneously, but the rival arrives to help. Together, they defeat the Pillars and dismantle Spyder.

With the conspiracy exposed, tuxemon are unlocked, corporate restrictions collapse, and the region begins moving toward openness and freedom.

Themes[edit | edit source]

The story uses tuxemon as a metaphor for creative works. Corporate attempts to restrict and monopolize tuxemon mirror real‑world struggles over ownership, openness, and the freedom to create. Unlocking tuxemon symbolizes unlocking creativity itself. The Cathedral’s debt traps, Omnichannel’s propaganda, Nimrod’s historical revisionism, Greenwash’s reckless experimentation, and the suppression of environmental activism all reflect how institutions can control people by controlling information, resources, and narratives.

Timeline[edit | edit source]

Origins[edit | edit source]

  • The Universe was shaped by—or gave rise to—the thirteen elements.
  • Life appeared: plants, tuxemon, and eventually humans.
  • Tuxemon naturally battle each other to grow stronger through elemental competition.
  • Humans, especially those drawn to Metal tuxemon, began building relationships with them.

Ancient Times (about 5,000 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • The first known human civilizations emerged.
  • Early humans began interacting with tuxemon, mostly those found in nature.

Early Engineering (about 1,500–1,250 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • Humans created the first tuxemon—possibly made from glass, pottery, or bronze.
  • Over time, they got better at designing and modifying tuxemon for farming, combat, and other uses.

Collapse (about 1,000 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • Human interference disrupted the world’s balance.
  • Wars and ecological disasters broke out, destroying cities and farmland.
  • Civilization collapsed as tuxemon warfare spiraled out of control.

Recovery (about 500 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • The environment slowly stabilized and adapted.
  • Human-made tuxemon became part of nature.
  • Human societies began rebuilding, but most records of the past were lost.

Rebirth (about 150 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • Industrial technology was rediscovered.
  • Tuxemon biology was studied again, and new societies emerged.
  • A group called the Cathedral became a community-oriented governing force with local Enforcers.

Boom Times (30–50 years ago)[edit | edit source]

  • The region experienced strong economic growth.
  • Five major companies—called the Pillars—gained influence.
  • Tuxemon capture tech was invented, leading to conflicts over control of tuxemon.
  • The Cathedral allowed private ownership of tuxemon designed by people, but resisted claims over ancient or natural ones.

Corporate Era (the last 25 years)[edit | edit source]

  • The Pillars took over most of the region’s industries.
  • The Cathedral began partnering with corporations and allowing them onto its board.
  • Enforcers became less community-based and more corporatized.
  • Corporations pushed the idea that all tuxemon were man-made to justify monopolies.

Canon vs. Mystery Table[edit | edit source]

This table summarizes which elements of the Fondent‑era storyline are established canon and which are intentionally left unexplained. Items in the "Mystery" column are not to be expanded, solved, or contradicted in future contributions unless explicitly approved.

Topic What Is Canon What Remains a Mystery
The Pillars Five corporations (Scoop, Shaft, Greenwash, Nimrod, Omnichannel) secretly collaborate under the Cathedral to seize control of the region. Long‑term goals beyond Spyder.
Spyder Virus Manufactured by Scoop; weakens tuxemon without the vaccine; used to justify quarantines and confiscations. Exact biological mechanism; who designed it; whether it has long‑term effects on tuxemon or humans.
Virus Escape Scoop contained the outbreak until Arachne stole the Extreme Restraints, causing infected tuxemon to escape. Why Arachne stole the restraints; who hired her; whether the escape was accidental or engineered.
Shaft Excavations Shaft uncovers fossils and giant eggs (“dark artery”); recovers Drokoro for the Pillars’ plan. How many fossils were found; whether more dragons exist; what Shaft’s investors were truly seeking.
Greenwash Fusion Greenwash fuses revived dragons with Nimrod robots; previous fusion‑energy experiment nearly destroyed a facility. What exactly was “unleashed” in the failed experiment; full extent of environmental contamination.
Nimrod Robotics Nimrod rewrites history, builds killer robots, and secretly militarizes Xeon; internal conflict between Argon and Zircon. Nimrod’s ultimate military objective; fate of other prototypes; whether Xeon retains autonomy.
Xeon Created by Dr. Elara as a sentient artificial lifeform; repurposed by Nimrod for military use. Xeon’s current status; whether it can rebel; how much of Elara’s original design remains.
Omnichannel Controls media, propaganda, and Spyder agents; sabotages networks; coordinates the final takeover attempt. How deep Omnichannel’s infiltration goes; identity of high‑ranking Spyder operatives; long‑term strategy after takeover.
Cathedral Enables corporate control through predatory medical debt and Enforcer authority. Whether the Cathedral leadership understands the full conspiracy; how they benefit from Spyder.
Enforcers Enforce quarantines and confiscations believing the outbreak is real; manipulated by the Pillars. Whether any Enforcers knowingly support Spyder; internal dissent within the ranks.
Team Bazaar Grassroots resistance group promoting open information; introduces Tuxepedia. Origins of the group; how widespread their network is; whether they have deeper ties to past events.
Tuxepedia Open‑source encyclopedia that unlocks information as the player catches tuxemon. Who originally created the locked Encyclopaedia Tuxemon; why information was restricted.
Environmental Damage Greenwash contamination harms floristry and agriculture; activists report illegal logging and intimidation. Full ecological impact; whether the Pillars plan to exploit environmental collapse.
Drokoro Ancient dragon excavated by Shaft; intended to be fused with Nimrod robots. Why a new hatchling appeared; whether dragons have a deeper role in the world’s balance.
Dragonriders Ancient order guarding the last dragon; retreat to Lion Mountain after events. Their full history; how they survived the collapse; what they know about ancient tuxemon.
Hospital Confiscations DNA‑locked scanners prevent retrieval; used to seize tuxemon under false pretenses. Who designed the scanners; whether they have other hidden functions.
Final Takeover Plan Fuse Drokoro with robots; use Omnichannel propaganda to justify takeover; Enforcers to enforce control. Whether there were additional phases; who masterminded the plan; contingency plans after failure.
Protagonist Starts with discarded tuxemon; uncovers conspiracy; defeats Pillars with rival’s help. Whether the protagonist has any deeper ties to ancient tuxemon, lost traditions, or forgotten bloodlines.
Rival Initially believes Cathedral narrative; later joins protagonist after realizing the truth. Rival’s family ties to the Pillars; why they were so invested in the corporate story.
Aftermath Corporate restrictions collapse; region moves toward openness and freedom. How society rebuilds; whether the Pillars survive in weakened form; long‑term consequences for the region.

Monsters[edit | edit source]

 SpyderCampaign
RockittenStarting tuxemon for players. Used by a trainer in Route 3.
RockatEvolution of a starting monster. Found in the wild in Tunnel B. Used by trainers in Dojo, Omnichannel HQ, Route 3 and Tunnel B.
JemuarEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Omnichannel HQ.
NutStarting tuxemon for players. Found in the wild in Greenwash HQ.
BoltEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Route 7.
ArthroboltEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Dragon's Cave.
TweesherStarting tuxemon for players. Found in the wild in Sea Route C. Traded in Flower City.
HeronquakEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Route 7.
EaglaceEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Dojo and Dragon's Cave.
LambertStarting tuxemon for players. Found in the wild in Dryad's Grove.
LegkoEvolution of a starting monster.
MolochEvolution of a starting monster.
AgniteStarting tuxemon for players. Found in the wild in Dragon's Cave. Used by a trainer in Greenwash HQ.
AgnidonEvolution of a starting monster. Found in the wild in Dragon's Cave.
AgnigonEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Sea Route C.
GrintotStarting tuxemon for the Rival. Used by a trainer in Tunnel B. Traded in Flower City.
GrinflareEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Omnichannel HQ, Route 3, Route 6 and Walled Garden.
GrintrockEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Dojo, Omnichannel HQ, Route 6 and Walled Garden.
MemnomnomStarting tuxemon for the Rival. Used by a trainer in Route 5.
MiaownolithEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Dojo, Route 5 and Walled Garden.
PyraminxEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Walled Garden.
MauaiN/A
DollfinStarting tuxemon for the Rival.
Delfeco
BigfinEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Dojo, Dragon's Cave, Side Route A, Sea Route C and Walled Garden. Fished with the Poseidon.
SharpfinEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Nimrod HQ, Omnichannel HQ, Side Route A, Sea Route C and Walled Garden. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
BudayeStarting tuxemon for the Rival. Used by trainers in Dojo, Mansion, Omnichannel HQ and Side Route A. Traded in Flower City.
BamboonEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Walled Garden.
FrondlyEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Omnichannel HQ and Walled Garden.
IgnibusStarting tuxemon for the Rival. Used by trainers in Route 3, Route 6 and Tunnel B. Traded in Flower City. Fished with the Fishing Rod or Neptune.
EmbazookEvolution of a starting monster. Used by trainers in Dojo, Dragon's Cave, Nimrod HQ, Scoop HQ and Walled Garden. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
EruptibusEvolution of a starting monster. Used by a trainer in Route 3 and Walled Garden.
CataspikeCan be caught in Route 1, Route 2 and City Park. There is currently one Cataspike trainer: Connor in Route 3 whose Weavifly has just given birth and therefore he has has five Cataspike.
PuparmorFound in the wild in City Park. Used by trainers in Route 4 and Side Route B.
WeaviflyFound in the wild in Route 7. One trainer on Route 3 has a Weavifly.
VampormFound in the wild on Route 5 and Side Route A. One trainer on Side Route A has a Vamporm.
DracuneFound in the wild on Route 5. Used by trainers in Side Route B.
FluttaflapEvolves from Dracune. Used by trainers in Route 7 and Side Route B.
EloflyFound in the wild in Route 3 and Route 4. Elofly are used by trainers in Route 3, Wayfarer Inn, Mansion, Scoop HQ and Omnichannel HQ,
ElowindUsed by trainers in Route 5 Scoop HQ and Omnichannel HQ.
ElostormUsed by a trainer in Omnichannel HQ, who teaches a course "Lead like Elostorm!"
AardornFound in the wild in Route 1, Route 2 and Route 4. Trainers use Aardorn in Route 2, Route 3, City Park, Dojo of the Elements. Greenwash HQ has created an Aardorn/ant fusion called an Aardant.
AardartFound in the wild on Route 7. Used by trainers in Route 5 and Route 7.
SquabbitFound in the wild in City Park and Route 3. Trainers use Squabbit in Scoop HQ, Mansion, City Park, Wayfarer Inn, Nimrod HQ, Route 3, Side Route B and Omnichannel HQ. They seem to be particularly popular among Enforcers.
RabbitosaurUsed by trainers on Route 4 and in Omnichannel HQ.
EyenemyFound in the wild in City Park. Your Rival uses an Eyenemy, as does a trainer in Greenwash HQ.
EyesoreYour rival uses an Eyesore, as does a trainer in Greenwash HQ.
PipisFound in the wild in Tunnel B. Used by a trainer in Hospital.
StrellaFound in the wild in Tunnel B. Used by trainers in Tunnel B, the Hospital and Omnichannel HQ.
NoctulaFound in the wild in Tunnel B. Used by trainers in Tunnel B and Route 6.
NoctaloFound in the wild in Tunnel B. Used by trainers in Tunnel B and Dryad's Grove.
Nudiflot ♂Found in the wild in Sea Route C. Used by a trainer in Route 3, it gives the player a Fishing Rod. If the player ever runs out of tuxemon (because they are confiscated in Candy Town), they are given a male Nudiflot. Fished with the Fishing Rod or Neptune.
NudikillFound in the wild in Sea Route C. Used by a trainer in Sea Route C. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
Nudiflot ♀Found in the wild in Sea Route C. Used by trainers in Route 3 and Sea Route C. Fished with the Fishing Rod or Neptune.
NudimindFound in the wild in Sea Route C. Used by trainers in Sea Route C and Dryad's Grove. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
KatapillFound in the wild in Route 4 and Side Route A. Used by trainers in Route 4 and Side Route A.
KatacoonEvolves from Katapill.
BugninEvolves from Katacoon.
SumchonUsed by a trainer in Dryad's Grove and Side Route B.
Gladiatorbug
AnuUsed by trainers in Hospital and Walled Garden.
CardilingFound in the wild in Citypark, Route 2 and Route 3. Used by trainers in Dojo, Route 2, Route 3 and Scoop HQ.
CardiwingUsed by trainers in Dojo, Mansion, Omnichannel HQ, Route 4, Route 6, Side Route A and Scoop HQ.
CardinaleUsed by a trainer in Hospital.
AnoleafFound in the wild in Route 5 and Side Route A. Used by trainers in Route 7.
GectileFound in the wild in Route 5. Used by trainers in Mansion and Route 7.
VelocitileEvolves from Gectile. Used by trainers in Route 7.
FluoresfinFished with the Fishing Rod.
IncandesfinUsed by trainers in Sea Route C. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
LightmareUsed by a trainer in Dojo. Fished with the Poseidon.
CairfreyFound in the wild in Tunnel B and Mansion. Used by trainers in Scoop HQ and Wayfarer Inn.
PossessunFound in the wild on Tunnel B. Used by trainers in Scoop HQ.
DandicubFound in the wild on Route 6. Used by trainers in Route 7.
DandylionFound in the wild on Route 6. Used by trainers in Dojo and Dryad's Grove.
EmbraFound in the wild in Dragon's Cave. Used by a trainer in Dojo.
RuptionFound in the wild in Dragon's Cave. Used by trainers in Side Route B.
ShybulbFound in the wild in Dryad's Grove, Route 3 and Side Route A. Used by trainers in Citypark, Greenwash HQ, Mansion, Route 4, Route 6 and Side Route A.
NarcileafFound in the wild in Dryad's Grove. Used by trainers in Dryad's Grove, Greenwash HQ, Route 6, Side Route A and Walled Garden.
TikoalTraded in Timber Town.
TikorchUsed by trainers in Greenwash HQ.
HatchlingUsed by trainers in Scoop HQ.
BirdlingUsed by trainers in Route 6 and Scoop HQ.
BursaFound in the wild in Greenwash HQ. Used by trainers in Route 7.
FlambearUsed by a trainers in Dojo.
TrapsnapUsed by trainers in Dojo and Side Route A.
SapsnapFound in the wild in Dryad's Grove and Route 4. Used by trainers in Dojo and Side Route A.
ForturtleUsed by trainers in Dojo and Route 3.
ProphetoiseUsed by a trainer in Dojo.
PythwireFound in the wild in Datacenter. Used by a trainer in Route 3.
OuroboutletFound in the wild in Datacenter. Used by trainers in Datacenter.
SockeserpFound in the wild in Datacenter. Used by trainers in Datacenter.
KomodrawUsed by trainers in Nimrod HQ.
GrimachinUsed by trainers in Dojo and Nimrod HQ.
TigrockUsed by a trainer in Nimrod HQ and Walled Garden.
TumblewormUsed by trainers in Mansion, Route 4 and Side Route B.
TumblebeeUsed by trainers in Side Route B and Side Route E.
SampsackUsed by a trainer in Dojo and Walled Garden. The player can choose between receiving Sampsack and receiving Sampsage.
SampsageUsed by a trainer in Dojo and Walled Garden. The player can choose between receiving Sampsack and receiving Sampsage.
AbesnakiUsed by trainers in Dojo and Scoop HQ.
AraigneeUsed by a trainer in Dryad's Grove and Walled Garden.
AxolightlFound in the wild on Citypark and Route 2. Used by a trainer in Sea Route C.
CapitiFound in the wild in Route 6. Used by trainers in Dojo, Mansion and Route 5.
CapinyahN/A
CochiniFound in the wild on Greenwash HQ and Scoop HQ. Used by trainers in Greenwash HQ, Omnichannel HQ and Scoop HQ.
ColeorusFound in the wild on Dryad's Grove. Used by trainers in Dragon's Cave and Greenwash HQ.
ConifrostUsed by trainers in Side Route B.
CowpignonUsed by a trainer in Route 4 and Walled Garden.
DjinnboFound in the wild in the Mansion. Used by trainers in Dojo, Dragon's Cave, Side Route B and Mansion.
Dune PincherUsed by trainers in Side Route E.
FoofleFound in the wild in Route 5. Used by trainers in Greenwash HQ, Mansion, Route 3, Route 4, Route 6 and Tunnel.
GhosteethUsed by trainers in Dragon's Cave, Mansion and Nimrod HQ.
HydroneUsed by trainers in Dojo, Dragon's Cave, Route 6 and Wayfarer Inn.
LapinouFound in the wild on Scoop HQ. Used by trainers in Mansion and Scoop HQ.
ManostingFound in the wild on Sea Route C. Used by a trainer in Sea Route C. Fished with the Poseidon.
MasknakeUsed by trainers in Dojo, Dryad's Grove, Greenwash HQ and Tunnel B.
PigabyteFound in the wild in the Mansion. Used by trainers in Greenwash HQ, Route 6 and Scoop HQ
PolyrockFound in the wild in the Mansion. Used by a trainer in Mansion and Walled Garden.
PropellercatUsed by trainers in Greenwash HQ, Route 3, Route 6 and Scoop HQ. Traded in Candy Town.
SclairusFound in the wild on Greenwash HQ. Used by trainers in Greenwash HQ.
SludgehogFound in the wild in Scoop HQ. Used by trainers in Dojo and Omnichannel HQ.
SpighterUsed by trainers in Route 2, Route 4, Route 5, Route 6, Scoop HQ and Walled Garden.
ToufigelFound in the wild in Tunnel B.
TourbidiFound in the wild on Citypark and Dryad's Grove. Used by trainers in Dojo and Tunnel.
VolcoliFound in the wild on Dryad's Grove. Used by a trainer in Dojo.
BotbotUsed by a trainer in Wayfarer Inn. Offered in Wayfarer Inn.
AV8RUsed by trainers in Greenwash HQ, Mansion and Nimrod HQ.
PiCCUsed by trainers in Sea Route C, Scoop HQ and Wayfarer Inn. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
MRmOswitchUsed by trainers in Mansion, Scoop HQ and Wayfarer Inn.
K9Used by trainers in Mansion and Route 4.
B-ver.1Used by a trainer in Wayfarer Inn.
ZunnaUsed by trainers in Route 6, Scoop HQ and Tunnel. Traded in Candy Town.
Vivipere
VivicinderUsed by a trainer in Dryad's Grove.
ViviphytaUsed by trainers in Hospital, Dojo, Dryad's Grove, Route 4, Route 6 and Side Route A.
ViviteelUsed by trainers in Dryad's Grove, Mansion, Nimrod HQ and Route 6.
VivitransUsed by a trainer in Dryad's Grove.
VivitronUsed by a trainer in Dryad's Grove.
VividactilEvolves from Vivipere. Used by trainers in Route 7.
VivisourceEvolves from Vivipere. Used by trainers in Route 7.
ChloragonN/A
SapragonUsed by a trainer in Dragon's Cave.
DragarborUsed by trainers in Dragon's Cave.
RhincusUsed by a trainer in Side Route A. Traded in Candy Town.
ShammerUsed by a trainer in Side Route A. Traded in Candy Town.
DrokoroFound in the wild on Dragon's Cave.
YiinaangN/A
SnarlonN/A
ConileafTraded in Flower City (one of the exchange student starting tuxemon).
FoxfireTraded in Flower City.
Vulpyre
PharfanUsed by a trainer in Greenwash HQ. Traded in Flower City.
NostrayFound in the wild in Sea Route C. Used by a trainer in Sea Route C. Fished with the Fishing Rod.
ShnarkUsed by a trainer in Dojo. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
ChillimpFound in the wild on Lion Mountain. Used by trainers in Route 7. Traded in Timber Town.
SnowrillaFound in the wild on Lion Mountain. Used by trainers in Route 7.
FlaconoFound in the wild on Route 7. Used by trainers in Hospital, Scoop HQ and Wayfarer Inn.
CorvixN/A
GryfixN/A
WrougonN/A
AllagonUsed by trainers in Dragon's Cave and Dryad's Grove.
FerricranN/A
SeireinN/A
LolifernoUsed by a trainer in Dojo.
Spirain
Tornicane
DinoflopFound in the wild on Cotton Tunnel. Used by trainers in Side Route E.
EndurosUsed by a trainer in Route 6.
GalnecUsed by trainers in Hospital.
FruiteraN/A
Megafruitera
Spectera
PilthropusN/A
CoproblightN/A
ChromeyeUsed by trainers in Datacenter.
AngritoUsed by trainers in Datacenter.
HappitoUsed by trainers in Datacenter.
NeutritoUsed by trainers in Datacenter.
SaditoUsed by trainers in Datacenter.
FancairUsed by trainers in Hospital, Datacenter and Sea Route C.
WindeyeUsed by trainers in Side Route E and Datacenter.
PairagrinFound in the wild on Route 1.
PairagrimFound in the wild on Route 7. Used by trainers in Route 7.
SkwibUsed by trainers in Dojo. Fished with the Fishing Rod and Neptune.
OctabodeFished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
DrashimiUsed by a trainer in Dojo and Walled Garden. Fished with the Fishing Rod or Neptune.
TsushimiN/A
TobishimiN/A
SelketUsed by trainers in Hospital and Walled Garden.
SelmatekN/A
FurnursusFound in the wild in Cotton Tunnel.
StatursusEvolves from Furnursus. Used by trainers in Route 7 and Walled Garden.
BaobyN/A
BaobaraffeUsed by a trainer in Dojo.
BoltnuFound in the wild in Cotton Tunnel. Used by trainers in Hospital and Dojo.
ExclawvateUsed by trainers in Hospital.
TetrchimpUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
ApeoroUsed by trainers in Walled Garden.
TurnipperN/A
BeenstalkerN/A
Wendigger
AltieN/A
MetesaurFound in the wild in Cotton Tunnel. Used by trainers in Route 7.
QetzlrokilusEvolves from Metesaur. Used by trainers in Route 7.
RosarinUsed by a trainer in the Mansion.
Toxiris
Ninjasmine
JelillowN/A
Bedoo
MerlicunN/A
FiromenisUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
FordinN/A
Stegofor
Brachifor
SpoilurmN/A
BrewdinUsed by a trainer in Sea Route C and Walled Garden.
UrcineUsed by a trainer in Dojo.
TarpeurUsed by a trainer in Side Route A.
VigueurN/A
TaupypusUsed by trainers in Hospital.
TumblequillN/A
TumbledilloN/A
SpycozeusUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
MystikapiUsed by a trainer in Dojo.
NuenfluN/A
SnockN/A
PythockN/A
SnakiUsed by a trainer in Hospital.
SnokariN/A
LunightN/A
SolightN/A
Wolffsky
BumbulusN/A
NimbulexN/A
HowlN/A
CateyeFound in the wild on Greenwash HQ. Used by trainers in Greenwash HQ. Traded in Candy Town.
FuzzletFound in Flower City (Petshop). Used by trainers in Route 7.
FuzzinaEvolves from Fuzzlet.
FliscesN/A
MingdynUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
UneyeN/A
LendosN/A
ZigguratFound in Flower City (Petshop). Used by trainers in Route 7.
UrcheedleN/A
JoulratonN/A
PantherafiraFound in the wild on Route 7. Used by trainers in Side Route B.
CriniothermeUsed by trainers in Route 5, Greenwash HQ, Dryad's Grove and Side Route B.
DankushN/A
CherubatN/A
AmbuwlN/A
WoodoorFound in Flower City (Petshop). Used by trainers in Route 7.
BlasdoorEvolves from Woodoor.
RhinocarpeUsed by trainers in Route 7. Fished with the Poseidon.
KernelN/A
TuxFound in the wild in Lion Mountain. Used by trainers in Route 7.
HotlineWon't be included (mature themes).
RinocereedN/A
PotturmeistFound in Flower City (Petshop). Used by trainers in Route 7.
PotturneyN/A
ImbrickcileN/A
BricgardN/A
BrickhemothN/A
WayspriteN/A
AngesnowUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
DemosnowN/A
LucificeN/A
SeraphiceN/A
UF0N/A
TadcoolFound in the wild in Lion Mountain. Fished with the Fishing Rod and Neptune.
FribbitUsed by trainers in Route 7. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
SquinkFound in Flower City (Petshop). Used by trainers in Route 7. Fished with the Fishing Rod and Neptune.
HectapodFished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
SlichenFound in the wild on Route 7.
GlombrocN/A
ConglolemN/A
Caper
Crankus
LesmaguFished with the Fishing Rod and Neptune.
ShelaguUsed by trainers in Route 7. Fished with the Neptune or Poseidon.
Crustagu
Ampystoma
Medipup
Doctsky
Ruffalo
Pearamanca
Sheye
Shrab
Marvillar
Marvantis
Scarlant
Shull
Myrmison
Devidin
Devidra
Deviraptor
BoxaliN/A
ChibiroN/A
KomoduelUsed by a trainer in Walled Garden.
Thumpurn
Volconey
Asudopt
UglipFished with the Poseidon.
GraffikiUsed by trainers in Dojo.
Sprorm
Sphake
Jeluna
Konuit
Flummby
Flummack
Hoarse
Equill
Hoarseshoo
Metoxic
Ned
Legoplaste
Gliffary
Boxorox
Claymorior
Regalance
Nebufin
Galasces
Novaquarius
Hissiorite
Cobarett
Pythonova
Burrlock
Cacaburr
Eskipup
Houndice
Flounce
Knindling
Gourda
Stonifly
Cocrune
Runesquito
TeddisunN/A
Sprightly
Uprout
Stomic
Gastronium
Cackleen
Brumi
Bewhich
Duggot
Breem
MedushockUsed by a trainer in Sea Route C. Fished with the Poseidon.
ChenipodeUsed by trainers in Route 7.
ExapodeUsed by trainers in Route 7 and Dryad's Grove.
PoinchinN/A
SaurchinN/A
Babysnitch
Baddrscratch
Weedsea
Weedlantis
GrumpiN/A
BanlingN/A
Bansaken
Banvengeance
HampotamosUsed by a trainer in Dojo. Traded in Flower City.
Coaldiak
Askylpaws
Erythroskyte
Pharavion
Yamada
Shimmerain
Chickadee
Birdee
Pickoon
Raccscal
Kroki
Krokivip
Leviadile
Pawsand
Bishosand
Knightsand
Rooksand
Helipi
Coppi
Parappi
Virware
Trojerror
Glomon
Cohldrabi
Lettice
Frostuce
Carcharock
Primordia
Toucanary
Raptoucan
Hoodoll
Wolololl
Gupphish
Gupphire
Golnagi

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