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| Pokémon Gules & Azure Versions | |||
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| Developer(s) | Game Freak | ||
| Publisher(s) | Nintendo | ||
| Platform(s) | Nintendo 3DS | ||
| Genre(s) | RPG | ||
| Release Date(s) | |||
| January 10th, 2015 | |||
| Mode(s) | |||
| 1-4 players simultaneous | |||
| Rating(s) | |||
| E | |||
| Media Included | 3DS Cartridge | ||
| Series | Pokémon | ||
Pokémon Gules & Pokemon Azure are the primary paired versions of Pokémon Generation VII, and are available on the Nintendo 3DS, like their predecessors, Pokémon X & Y. The game centers around the new Rieva Region, and includes 145 new Pokémon and 24 new Mega Evolutions. The names stem from Heraldic Tinctures; Gules (Red) and Azure (Blue).
Storyline[]
Under construction
The Journey Begins[]
The game begins with the player filling out a form to Professor Cedar of the Rieva region. This particular form is an application to become one of her assistants in Pokémon research. Upon filling this out, the screen fades to the player character in bed as the family pet, a Welshire wakes them up. The player gets dressed and goes downstairs to meet their mother, who tells the player that their application has been accepted by Professor Cedar, and that they are to meet her in her laboratory in Oborough City. Packing up, both the mother and the player character take the Ninjask Express Train to Oborough City, where the good Professor welcomes you. She allows for the selection of one of three Pokémon to which she gives out to her assistants: Grass-Type Ivyern, Fire-Type Fuegato and Water-Type Splashade. After picking one, she introduces you to the other two applicants, Theo, who picks the starter weak to the one you picked, and either Hailey (if the player is male) or Oscar (if the player is female) who has the starter that has a type advantage.
A Trainer Battle
After this meeting, the three new assistants bid farewell to their parents as they start their journey to collect information on Pokémon via the Pokédex, which they are given. After this, the player battles with their two new rivals. The Professor notices you and your rival's skill for battling and recommends that you three also apply for the Pokémon League. She points to the city with the nearest gym, which is Trumpera City to the west. The player sets off to challenge the gym leader there, entering through the gates of Route 1 to begin their journey.
The Rieva Region[]
The Rieva Region contains Towns and Cities like all regions. The towns are named after musical instruments, and the music played in each town is centered around that instrument.
| Name | Description |
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| Guitarre City | The city where the player lives. It is a lively city located in northwestern Rieva, squashed between the coast and mountainside. |
| Cymbalor Town | A crowded town south of Guitarre City which is known widely for its Pokémon Contest Hall. |
| Harpreign City | The beacon of fashion and the high life in Rieva, everything in Harpreign is glamorous and flashy. |
| Trumpera City | The site of the region's Geothermal Powerplant and home to some hot springs. It is a very modern city with high rise buildings. |
| Cellino Town | A sleepy fishing town on the coast; it is home to the Fishing Master and hosts fishing contests every week. |
| Clarinign Town | Surrounded by coniferous forests, the town is built on very fertile soil due to it being next to an extinct volcano. There are lots of plantations within it and is the base of the Rieva Environmental Agency. |
| Timpanette City | A city with a theme park and Pokémon Mall. It also has a Pokéathlon Stadium within its walls. |
| Alhorne City | A city surrounded by active volcanoes, it is protected by high mountain walls surrounding it. The Pokémon Daycare is located here. |
| Violenne City | A somber, dark and mysterious town with nice but shady townsfolk. Crime is quite common in the city, but the community is quite close and friendly. |
| Piccola City | A city known for its fine dining and vibrant nightlife with many restaurants and cafés littered around the city's map. |
| Flutaron City | A tranquil city next to a deep, vast loch where mysterious events happen so often. It is also home to the Pokémon Sanctuary, a graveyard for deceased Pokémon and trainers. |
| Trombaro Town | A town deep within the forest which seems quite out of place, and that the townsfolk are holding town secrets that they definitely don't want uncovered. |
| Oborough City | Headquarters of the Pokémon Research Committee and Professor Cedar's laboratory. It is a historically prominent town and the atmosphere is solemn, but joyful. |
| Belletolle City | A very quiet city that has a long history of wars, it is a historical landmark that the locals enjoy, with no high-rise buildings or hi-tech things in public. It is very serene. |
| Tubardo Town | The Rieva Police Headquarters are located here as well as the National Pokémon Library. It is a major port and it is where most of Rieva's exports and imports go. |
| Pianon City | A high-technical city where the Ninjask Express Train Station is. It is dominated by high rise buildings and littered with alleyways. |
| Orcheste City | Home to the Pokémon League; Orcheste is a city full of hotels and resorts for people who like to battle. The Pokémon League itself is a large open-air stadium where league battles are televised. |
| Saxofont City | A city that can only be accessed through surf and dive, for it is built on an island surrounded by a high rock wall, similar to Sootopolis City. The Friend Safari can be accessed here. |
| Organne Town | A small town built into a cliff that keeps true to its traditions. It's considered a sacred place where Pokémon and human alike are treated as equals. |
Pokédex[]
See Pokémon Gules & Azure Versions/Pokédex.
The Rieva Dex is Split into Central Rieva, Western Rieva and Eastern Rieva.
Gym Leaders/Elite Four[]
The Gym leaders in the Rieva Region tend to have important jobs along with their Gym Leadership and are prominent figures within the region. They are more involved with troubling affairs than leaders in other regions, and actively go out to settle conflicts within their area.
Gym Leaders[]
| Name | Image | Type | Town/City | Team | Description | |
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| Julia | 
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Current Badge |
Trumpera City |
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Julia works at the Geothermal Powerplant and is often thinking of new ways to create energy. She updated the PC Box System in the Rieva Region, as well. Her battling style focuses on using the Electric-Type's speed to overwhelm her opponents and using paralysis to help on the side. After defeat, she gives out TM73: Thunder Wave. | |
| Herbert | 
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Meadow Badge |
Clarinign Town |
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He is a farmer in Clarinign Town, and allows you to use the Berry Fields after his defeat. He is usually absent-minded but shows full passion in Pokémon battles. His battling style takes advantage of the Grass Type's ability to inflict many status conditions on Pokémon as well as trapping them. Upon defeat, he gives out TM67: Vine Tangle. | |
| Aurea |
Anvil Badge |
Piccola City |
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The rich owner of the most high class battling restaurant in the region which she gives you a VIP pass upon her defeat, she appreciates fine dining and a good battle. Her battling style focuses "a good defense is a good offense" and Trick Room to help with her subpar speed. Upon defeat she gives out TM74: Gyro Ball. | ||
| Ferne |
Magma Badge |
Alhorne City |
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She and her husband run the Pokémon Day Care in Alhorne City. When she's not battling (which is uncommon) she's spending a lot of time caring for the Pokémon. Her battle style focuses on giving out burns to weaken Pokémon while using Sunny Day to boost her moves. Upon defeat, she gives out TM35: Flamethrower. | ||
| Blanche |
Frigid Badge |
Oborough City |
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Professor Blanche Cedar of the Rieva region. She gives you your first Pokémon at the beginning of the game. She's more of a hands-on researcher than the other professors, working at the field more. Her battling style focuses on using hail and freezing techniques, as well as using various move combos to give herself an edge. She gives out TM79: Frost Breath upon defeat. | ||
| Terrance |
Terrain Badge |
Tubardo Town |
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Chief Terrance of the Rieva Police Force. He works often with Marc to track down the criminal gang, Team Alpha. He's a bit stubborn. His battle style focuses on dishing out pure power after setting up, making his attacking style straightforward and deadly. Upon defeat, he gives out TM26: Earthquake. | ||
| Stan | 
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Simple Badge |
Pianon City |
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Chief engineer for Pokétech & Co. He designed the Ninjask Express Train which you use to get around the region. He's a bit of a workaholic and is originally from Hoenn. His battle style focuses on setting up and using moves like Substitute & Baton Pass to allow him to overpower his opponents. He gives out TM90: Substitute on defeat. | |
| Marc |
Midnight Badge |
Violenne City |
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A renowned detective around Rieva. He helps you quite a lot fighting against Team Alpha during the events of the game. He prefers to use a battling style that lowers his opponent's stats as well as using his Pokémon's abilities to their full advantage. Upon defeat, he gives out TM97: Dark Pulse. |
Elite Four & Champion[]
| Name | Image | Type | Team | |
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| Aria |
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| Monty |
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| Soren | 
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| Aletha |
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| Altair | Multi-Type |
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Gallery[]
