Features:

= Major NPCs =
- Updated Match Call rematch teams that closely resemble ORAS's
- Gym rematches except for Liza and Tate are in singles format
- Like the E4 and Champion, Gym Leader matches show mugshots before battle
- Steven can be re-battled once a day**
- Elite Four + Champion have new dialogue and upgraded teams upon rematch

= Engine =
- Animated DS-style sprites
- Physical/Special split implemented (with indicating icons on the stat screen)
- Color coding of weak and strong stats based on nature
- All 386 Gen 1-3 Pokemon are available in-game
- Player now starts with the National Pokedex
- Modernized trainer battle dialogue
- TMs are reusable
- Running Shoes work indoors
- Sitrus Berry restores 25% of the holder's max HP
- Glitch involving Pomeg berry fixed
- Glitch allowing PRNG to be easily abused fixed
- Gen 6 critical hit mechanics and multiplier
- Poison status heals at 1HP and displays the "survived" message

= Pokemon Abilities =
- Several abilities from Gen 4+ have been assigned to their respective Pokemon:
-> Filter: Mr. Mime
-> Moxie: Gyarados, Bagon (placeholder), Salamence
-> Multiscale: Dragonite, Lugia
-> No Guard: Machop line
-> Overcoat: Pineco line, Shelgon
-> Protean: Kecleon
-> Regenerator: Ho-Oh
-> Scrappy: Kangaskhan, Miltank, Taillow line, Whismur line
-> Simple: Numel
-> Skill Link: Shellder line
-> Snow Cloak: Articuno, Swinub line
-> Solid Rock: Camerupt
-> Super Luck: Murkrow, Absol
-> Tangled Feet: Pidgey line, Spinda
-> Tinted Lens: Butterfree, Venonat line, Illumise
- In conjunction with new abilities, some Pokemon with one standard ability have
their hidden ability as their secondary (eg. the Torchic line having Speed Boost)
- Rough Skin reduces the attacker's HP by 1/8 upon contact
- Flash Fire remains active even when the wielder is frozen
- Volt Absorb covers Thunder Wave
- Grass-type Pokemon no longer trigger Effect Spore

= Pokemon Typing =
- Fairy-type added
- The following Pokemon are now pure Fairy type: Cleffa, Clefairy, Clefable,
Togepi, Snubbull, Granbull
- The following Pokemon are now part Fairy type: Togetic (Fairy/Flying); Igglybuff,
Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Azurill (Normal/Fairy); Mr. Mime, Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir
(Psychic/Fairy); Marill, Azumarill (Water/Fairy); Mawile (Steel/Fairy)

= Pokemon Evolutions =
- Trade evolutions can now also happen by using a Trade Sim the same as an evo
stone
- The following Pokemon evolve by Trade Sim: Kadabra, Machoke, Graveler, Haunter,
Poliwhirl, Slowpoke, Onix, Seadra, Scyther, Porygon
- Currently held items (eg King's Rock) not needed when using a Trade Sim
- Eevee now evolves to Espeon by Sun Stone
- Eevee now evolves to Umbreon by Moon Stone
- Clamperl now evolves at level 36 to either Huntail or Gorebyss randomly

= Pokemon Stats =
- EV limit has been reduced to 252 per stat to match Gen 4 onwards
- Base experience values have been adjusted to their Gen 6 values for the following
Pokemon: Abra, Machop, Geodude, Omanyte, Omastar, Kabuto, Kabutops, Dunsparce,
Silcoon, Dustox, Lileep, Cradily, Anorith, and Armaldo
- Base stats have been adjusted to their Gen 6 values for the following Pokemon:
Butterfree, Beedrill, Pidgeot, Pikachu, Raichu, Nidoqueen, Nidoking, Clefable,
Wigglytuff, Vileplume, Poliwrath, Alakazam, Victreebel, Golem, Ampharos, Bellossom,
Azumarill, Jumpluff, Beautifly, Exploud

= Breeding =
- Nidorina and Nidoqueen can now breed in the Monster/Field groups, the same as
Nidoran f (in theory will only produce Nidoran f eggs, untested)
- Eggs are now Normal-type
- Pokemon now have their combined Gen 2 to Gen 6 egg move learnsets
- Eggs now hatch to level 1

= Moves/Movesets =
- All moves are now divided between Physical/Special/Status
- All moves now have their Gen 6 power and accuracy
- New moves from Gen 4+ added:
-> Air Slash
-> Aqua Jet
-> Aqua Tail
-> Baby Doll Eyes*
-> Brave Bird
-> Bug Buzz
-> Bulldoze
-> Bullet Punch
-> Cross Poison
-> Dark Pulse
-> Dazzling Gleam*
-> Disarming Voice*
-> Dragon Pulse
-> Dragon Rush
-> Drain Punch
-> Draining Kiss*
-> Earth Power
-> Energy Ball
-> Fairy Wind
-> Flower Shield*
-> Focus Blast
-> Force Palm
-> Giga Impact
-> Gunk Shot
-> Ice Shard
-> Iron Head
-> Leaf Storm
-> Misty Terrain*
-> Mirror Shot
-> Moonblast
-> Night Slash
-> Ominous Wind (currently not in any learnsets due to an animation bug)
-> Play Rough
-> Poison Jab
-> Power Whip
-> Psycho Cut
-> Seed Bomb
-> Shadow Claw
-> Shadow Sneak
-> Snarl
-> Vacuum Wave
-> X-Scissor
-> Zen Headbutt
- All Pokemon have ORAS-based level-up learnsets
- Pseudo-legendary lines can learn some moves learned exclusively from future
generation move tutors/events (via the Heart Scale Tutor)
- Ghost- and Dark-type moves now have normal effectiveness against Steel
- TMs and Move Tutors have their combined Gen 1 to Gen 6 compatibility
- NPC Tutors will teach their respective moves to compatible Pokemon once a day**
- Waterfall now has 20% chance to flinch
- Hidden Power has a fixed base power of 60
- Curse is now Ghost-type
- Faint Attack has been renamed to Feint Attack
- Growth now raises Att and Sp Att by +1 each, or by +2 each if in sunlight
- Wrap deals 1/8HP residual damage and has a duration of 4 to 5 turns
- The following moves are now Fairy-type: Charm, Moonlight, Sweet Kiss
- Priority: Detect and Protect moved up to +4; Fake Out moved up to +3;
ExtremeSpeed moved up to +2; Roar, Whirlwind moved down to -6

*Due to naming character restrictions, these moves have shorter names in-game
**These features require emulators that support RTC (Real-Time Clock)

= Items =
- Held items offer their Gen 6 stat bonuses (Metal Powder currently excluded)
- New items can be bought in the Battle Frontier's PokeMart
- Trade Sims can be purchased at the Lilycove Dept Store, one-time use to induce
trade evolutions
- The original evolution stones can also be purchased at the Lilycove Dept Store
- TMs' values have been increased, and ones that can't be purchased are now
unsellable
- Eon Ticket, Aurora Ticket and Mystic Ticket can be obtained from certain NPCs
(check the encounter sheet provided!)
- After visiting the Berry Master's house, two girls at the Slateport Market will
begin selling rare/unobtainable berries