Pokémon Gaia

The legendary region of Orbtus was once home to a flourishing civilization that ruled the land. They erected a number of shrines and monuments to their deities and protectors. A string of devastating earthquakes brought about their premature demise; all that is left of their society, in the form of relics from the past, are their temples, idols, and story.

In the present day, Professor Redwood, a local archaeologist who is also a Pokémon Professor, has observed that there has been an increase in the seismic activity in the region. He is driven by a growing concern for Orbtus’ safety, and as a result, he is looking for the assistance of new Pokémon Trainers who have a taste for adventure in the rural town of Celanto, which is located on the coast close to the mysterious totem poles, and is also your home! Will you, with the assistance of the Professor and your adversary, be able to stop the earth from consuming the area for a second time?

FEATURES

The Physical / Special / Status split
Pokémon from Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova and Kalos
New moves and updated move sets, accurate to OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire, and with working effects and animations
Modern competitive items like the Choice Specs, Assault Vest, Ability Pill, and more
Modern abilities, ranging from Mega Launcher to Sheer Force
An in-battle Mega Evolution system, with Mega Stones hidden throughout the region
Fairy-type and the new type chart
Updated Pokémon sprites
Updated Trainer sprites and accurate over world sprites
Original songs, like Windmist City’s theme and the battle music for the Elder Knights
Rock Climb and climbable walls
Dive and underwater maps, fully ported from Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald
Hidden Grottoes and Secret Temples, which reward exploration with rare items and Pokémon with unique move sets
The Bug-Catching Contest
The Battle Marsh, a Battle Maison-esque facility
Sideways stairs
Various quality of life changes: