Pokemon Colors follows a single premise – what if the types of each Pokémon were determined by their colors? Every single Pokémon has gone through changes in their typings based on their LeafGreen sprite. Every Movepool and sometimes Abilities have been changed to better reflect each Pokémon’s new, changed type.
In addition, the game features the physical-special split and vastly changed Pokémon, Encounters, and Trainers, making Colors a new and unique Pokémon experience. Quite a few NPCs in the game were also given new, fun dialogue to make the world of Pokémon Colors more lively than before.
Features
- Every single Pokémon has gone through changes in their typings based on their LeafGreen sprite.
- Every Movepool and sometimes Abilities have been changed to better reflect each Pokémon’s new, changed type.
- Physical/Special Split
- vastly changed Pokémon, Encounters, and Trainers, making Colors a new and unique Pokémon experience.
- Quite a few NPCs in the game were also given new, fun dialogue to make the world of Pokémon Colors more lively than before.
- Every trainer fight has also been reworked to include the Pokémon of Generations 2 and 3, as well as making boss teams more challenging and providing new variety in their mon usage. All in all, Pokémon Colors seeks to provide more challenging and interesting fights with plenty of variety.
- The game is intended to be something both more casual and more difficulty-seeking players will be able to enjoy. Pokémon Colors features extensive documentation of Pokémon changes, encounter tables as well as full documentation of each trainer battle, regardless of route trainer or boss. For players interested in nuzlocking Colors there is a calculator for the game featuring every trainer in Colors (there are some things to consider but for that we have a usage guide in the Google Drive to help).
- A lot of Pokémon have also received some stat buffs in addition to their other changes to make them a bit better in comparison to other mons or to make them fit more with their typing. The game is also balanced around those type changes to make sure no Pokémon ends up being overpowered.
Changelog
V1.1.1
- The Move Tutor in Celadon City now offers Sandstorm instead of Softboiled
- Following Pokémon now learn Sandstorm via Move Tutor:
- Blastoise
- Pidgeotto and Pidgeot
- Raticate
- Fearow
- Sandslash
- Venomoth
- Diglett-line
- Machamp
- Geodude-line
- Farfetch’d
- Onix-line
- Krabby-line
- Exeggutor
- Cubone-line
- Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Hitmontop
- Lickitung
- Rhyhorn-line
- Kangaskhan
- Pinsir
- Tauros
- Eevee (specifically Eevee, not the eeveelutions)
- Omanyte-line
- Kabuto-line
- Mew
- Sentret-line
- Hoothoot-line
- Sudowoodo
- Girafarig
- Ursaring
- Magcargo
- Swinub-line
- Stantler
- Entei
- Tyranitar
- Zigzagoon-line
- Nuzleaf and Shiftry
- Nincada-line
- Aron-line
- Camerupt
- Spoink-line
- Flygon
- Cacturne
- Lunatone
- Solrock
- Baltoy-line
- Lileep-line
- Anorith-line
- Banette
- Dusclops
- Tropius
- Relicanth
- Regirock
V1.1
Pokemon changes
- The Fearow line is now always Intimidate
- Machamp’s evolution level lowered to 35
- Machamp now has +10 HP
- Machamp now learns X-Scissor at 35, Scary Face at 40 and Superpower at 51
- Golem’s evolution level lowered to 35
- Golem now has an additional +10 Atk
- Golem now learns X-Scissor at 35 and Rock Slide at 39
- reduced Dodrio’s Atk by 5 (now 110)
- Electrode now learns Selfdestruct at 48 and Boomburst at 54
- Chansey and Blissey no longer learn Seismic Toss via tutor
- Kingdra now gets Dragon Pulse as a relearner move
- Togetic now has +20 Speed
- Togetic now learns Hypervoice at 28 and Safeguard at 34
- Yanma is now always Speed Boost
- Sneasel now has +10 HP and +10 Atk
- Ursaring now has +10 HP and switched SpAtk and Speed stats (now 55 and 75 respectively)
- The Piloswine line is now always Thick Fat instead of Oblivious (note: This affects some route trainers)
- Piloswine now has +10 HP and +15 Atk
- Mantine is now guaranteed Water Absorb
- Skarmory now learns Taunt instead of Spikes
- Skitty now evolves into Delcatty at level 16 instead of with a moon stone
- Delcatty now learns Sludge at 16 and Fake Out at 20
- Roselia now has +10 SpAtk and an additional +10 Speed
Fight changes
- Mt. Moon’s Petaya grunt now has a Gastly instead of a Haunter
- Picnicker Diana’s Roselia in Cerulean Gym now has Water Gun and Leech Seed over Water Pulse and Sleep Powder
- Removed Silk Scarf from Lady Nora’s Gardevoir
- Changed the Bright Powder on Rocket Hideout’s Lift Key Grunt’s Swalot for a Sitrus Berry
- Changed the King’s Rock on Rocket Hideout’s Lift Key Grunt’s Dodrio for a Shell Bell
- The Rival’s Pupitar in Pokémon Tower now has Strength instead of Rock Slide
- Changed the Bright Powder on Silph Co.’s Juggler Dalton’s Venomoth for a Lum Berry
- Giovanni 2’s Flygon in Silph Co. now has Strength instead of Rock Slide
- Elite Four Lorelei’s Kingdra now has Dragon Pulse over Ice Beam
- Elite Four Agatha’s Gengar now has Hyper Voice instead of Boomburst
- Elite Four Lance’s Swampert now has Rock Tomb instead of Bulk Up
- Changed the Quick Claw on Elite Four Lance’s Octillery for a Salac Berry
Other changes
- The Skarmory trade in Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island now requires a Hitmontop instead of a Mantine
- Max Repels are now available in early game markets
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