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Original Story: Forget about gym leaders and embark on a whole new adventure. Unique cast: Meet colorful characters with varied personalities and ideals. Heroism: Each character will see you as a hero or villain in their story depending on your actions. Pokémon of all generations available. Challenge to your measure: 3 levels of difficulty and the enemies adapt to the level of your Pokémon. Bosses both obligatory and optional. Scripted Battles: Adding strategy and narrative to the encounters. Hidden Zones: Discover Zorua's illusions, revealing treasures and mysteries. Missions and Achievements. Extensive and detailed map that you will be able to travel with Ultraflight. Battle interface that allows you to see all the information in combat. Challenges and Riddles that will test your strength and intelligence. Many more mechanics such as Pokémon following you, see the Pokémon available on each route, Mugshots, etc..
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