Tsungi

There's a handful here and there. But they're much rarer than before the machine got broken, not counting the ones in raid dens obviously.

Yeah it's exactly like the regular one. You can evolve it pretty easily with candies right where you catch Goomy if you enter and exit buildings until it starts raining.

I meant to submit to have your team as an NPC opponent. I believe the new Aevium mons are off limits for it if I read the restrictions correctly. Of course I'm gonna grab one to use when I play the mod.

Noooo you can't show me the perfect Aevian form and tell me it's off limits...! Ah well. Guess I'll use Kalosian Noivern instead.

Since it's pretty dense when it comes to information and there are a lot of hidden identities and double characters, there's a few things I wasn't entirely sure about with it. The Masked People you battle throughout - the one on the player character's side is Rhodea, but who is the one on Aelita's side? Their team doesn't seem familiar to me and I'm not really sure who they're supposed to be otherwise. I know you battle Thomas as the Masked Man in the real world, but he only uses Steel types, so I'm pretty confident that wasn't him. What's up with the nameless, silent scientist in Lavender's Nightmare Realm? He keeps showing up with the same team over and over again like he's significant in some way, and he's so inconsequentially easy he doesn't seem like he's there for any gameplay reason.

Something useful to add to the pile since this is such a beloved and useful item: The best way to get Leftovers consistently is the Snorlax static encounter in Honec Woods. It has a 100% chance to hold them, and since the Snorlax encounter remains and resets until you catch it, you can bring a Thief and steal as many as you need.

Something a bit arbitrary is that they talk about this or that person being strong but because levels are a gameplay construct it's mostly something you have to take their word for. I think they tried to account for that with each gym leader having a specific win rate rather than a "power level" as it were, but even that's a bit nebulous when you consider a lot of them are going to be someone's first challenge. Venam complains about kids using their rattata to fight her and a little girl in Grand Dream City talks about how hard fighting Lavender's Abra is with her Trubbish, so they definitely adjust their teams to align with whoever's challenging them. Their "real" teams have to be just as context sensitive because if Valarie has a pack of level 100s for a trainer with 17 badges that'd be completely unreasonable to fight in Terajuma. Excepting cases where they expect you to lose like Madame X and the Deathwings, of course.

That's a bit silly if so. A big part of their gimmick is being able to swap between types as needed out of battle.

I'd like Noivern to get a crest for three-ish reasons. One being it's one of my favorite mons, and while it's perfectly usable throughout the game it's in a bit of an unfortunate spot in terms of stats when it comes to competing with all of its much more powerful dragon cousins. But also, specifically in the context of Rejuvenation's narrative and characters, Jenner gives Melia his Noivern as an expression of fatherly love in a dire time in both their lives. She uses it for exactly one major battle in the game (possibly more, but the only time I remember seeing it is the final Zetta/Geara battle atop Mount Valor).... And then she boxes the thing, a gift from her now deceased father, primarily (and I'm speculating here, but given the caliber of the rest of her team, I think I'm on the money) because it's just not powerful enough for a character as skilled and capable as Melia to use after Terajuma. I know that Pokemon teams as exposition or character expression isn't the be all end all, but it does feel a bit bad that she has something so tangible and meaningful to remember Jenner with that gets tossed to the wayside. I understand that this was also a 13.5 addition, so it's possible some rebalancing would need to be done in later chapters if she were to use it more consistently... which is another reason I think a Crest for Noivern would pay dividends. She gets to keep her dad's gift throughout the game, I get to use one of my favorite B- tier mons without having to worry about a team slot being "wasted", and one of the coolest dragons in the game would finally get its due.

Both psychic and electric. You can find the bird itself already electric but the nectar to shift it simply isn't there, or is hidden away really well. I'd assume it's in a flower tile like the ghost nectar but if so I can't find it.

Searched up and down River's End for any to no avail. I did manage to find the Ghost form's nectar behind the mansion north of Darchlight Village, so that's 2 accounted for. But the other two I'm lost on still.

My bad if bumps or double posts are frowned on here but Going back to where you can buy the nectar on Route 3, it looks like just the Red Nectar's sold, and aside from the first meadow where you find Pom-Pom style, there doesn't appear to be anywhere else to get the other two, and actually using the Red Nectar locks your Oricorio into the Fire style. Is there some way to unlock the other 3 nectars or is that intentional?

There's a hiker in an RV on the left side of the woods themselves, not the town, who starts the quest.

It's not. The place it starts is out of the way enough that it's not affected by the world changes currently in the game.

Huge thanks for this. I was worried I'd have to rush to beat karma files and then abandon this file entirely because of all the pauses but it's salvaged now.