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Castor continued to type on the document on the screen. He felt that he needed to complete the relevant parts in one go, lest there would be some problems with these things that he would not be aware of later.

Just like the gym, Castor already has an existing template in his mind for badges.

Badge (Japanese: バッジ, English: Badge), also known as Gym Badge (Japanese: ジムバッジ, English: Gym Badge), League Badge (Japanese: リーグバッジ, English: League Badge), is a type of Pokémon Reward items as proof of defeating the Gym Leader.

In most areas, a certain number of gym badges need to be collected to qualify for the local league, so trainers often embark on a special journey to collect the badges they need.

Generally, the size of the badge can be placed in the palm of the hand, stored in a badge box or framed in a disc. Some badges can be pinned on clothes. Of course, in this universe, Casto believes that the size of the badge requires some Change, at least this thing needs to be able to adapt to the different bodies of gigantism and life-size, becoming larger and smaller,

But fortunately, the technology of this universe, whether it is the Empire, the Kingdom of Light, or even some strange civilizations, all have black technologies that can do this. Castor believes that these things are not difficult.

Of course, correspondingly, Casto knew that he needed to add some special familiarity and effects to the badge.

The first is through specific areas.

In order to reflect the importance of the gym system, Casto felt that he needed to add some professional prohibited roads in the empire. If you want to enter some places, you must pass inspection, and the inspection items are often badges. Of course, badges It must not be the only way to pass, but it must be the most popular way to obtain the right to pass.

On top of that, Castor felt that, for example, to challenge the King of Heaven or something else, he must collect all the badges. He even felt that this thing could be more deeply connected with the empire's system, such as if he wanted to become an empire If you are powerful, you must obtain all the badges.

Castor clearly remembers playing in the games "Red/Green/Blue/Pikachu", "FireRed/LeafGreen" and "Let's Go!" Pikachu/Let's Go! In "Eevee", you cannot enter Route 3 from Dark Gray City before you obtain the Gray Badge: a boy in shorts will block the entrance to the road and take the protagonist to the Dark Gray Gym.

In "HeartGold/SoulSilver", after obtaining the other 7 badges of the Quartz Alliance, Qinglu will return to the Evergreen Gym to wait for the challenge.

Castor looked at the map of the empire and felt that if necessary, he would need to design some special roads so that the empire would have a similar system.

improve abilities.

Also vaguely remembered, Castor recalled that some badges can improve Pokémon's abilities (however, they are not applicable to connected battles). The increase was 12.5% ​​before the third generation and 10% in the third generation.

In the first generation, this ability upgrade will be activated repeatedly every time the Pokémon's ability changes. However, after the Pokémon is upgraded in a battle, it will be temporarily disabled and restored in the next battle. In the second generation, if the attacker uses a hit, and its corresponding offensive ability change (attack or special attack) is lower than the defender's corresponding defensive ability change (defense or special defense), the badge effect will not be activated that time. . At the same time, there is a game bug in the second generation. If a Pokémon's special attack is between 206 and 433, the special defense will not be improved.

Castor also wanted to add something similar to the badge of this universe, but he couldn't figure out how to give the badge a power so that it could increase the challenger's ability.

Another thing is the special move learning machine after defeating the gym leader.

In the first to fourth generations of the game, the move learner will disappear after use.

From Generation V to Sword/Shield, the Move Learner can be used an unlimited number of times. Starting from "Crystal Diamond/Brilliant Pearl", the move learner can only be used once again.

Move Learners can be picked up on the ground in the game, given by other characters, or purchased in stores; if the protagonist defeats the Gym Leader and obtains a badge, they will also give Move Learners as gifts.

The Silver Company distributed a pamphlet with information about Move Learners and Secret Learners, indicating that at least some of the Move Learners were produced by them.

Many of the moves included in the Move Learner can also be acquired through breeding (for example, after a Firemonster learns the move, it can be passed on to the Fire Chick by laying eggs), although some Pokémon can only be learned through the Move Learner and not by laying eggs. For example, Vulpix learns energy balls.

Casto doesn't think this thing is difficult. Compared with the function of the badge itself, it is not that difficult for the gym leaders to use some special skills as skills for publicity.

But apart from the game, Castor also thought of something that he could learn from, and that was comics. To be precise, the Pokémon comics he had read in his previous life. Pokémon Specials.

In the special episode of Pokémon in Castor's Memory, the badge has even more magical powers. (Speaking of which, the Pokémon Special Edition comics are really good. I loved them when I was a kid.)

Similar to the game, the badges in the special episode have special powers. One of them is to tame Pokémon. The three members of Team Rocket, Nazi, Orange and Ma Zhishi, used their badges to control three legendary bird Pokémon. Dream;

The second is to enhance the abilities of Pokémon. For this purpose, Team Rocket developed a badge energy amplifier, hoping to amplify this energy to create new Pokémon.

In VS Legendary Bird Pokémon, the Energy Amplifier was successfully activated after placing seven badges (there were no slots for green badges on the surface), making the three legendary bird Pokémon merge into three birds.

It was later revealed that there was actually a hidden slot with a green badge in the center. In VS Big Stitch, the Four Kings of Kanto, led by Adu, tried to use Sufang Island as a "huge badge energy amplifier" to summon the mysterious white Pokémon based on this mechanism. But in the end A'Du was defeated by Xiao Huang, and the energy of the badge was released by the white Pokémon, allowing life to reappear on the barren land of Sufang Island.

Gym leaders have trainer badges as a status symbol. Akin's Otaro once scraped off some powder from Masked Man's mask. Later in VS Red Gyarados, Dr. Hollowwood analyzed that the powder was consistent with the material of the trainer's badge, indicating that Masked Man was a gym owner.

The Pokémon League shared by the Kanto region and the Johto region does not require badges to participate, but if you collect 8 badges, you can directly advance to the finals; this is to encourage trainers to challenge the gym and also eliminate the need for people to compete in the Western Pokémon League. After the incident between Erfo Company and Su Fangdao, there was a prejudice that badges were evil props. You must have 8 badges to participate in the Pokémon League in the Unova region.

Castor doesn't intend to add such special abilities to the badges. In fact, he doesn't have such a great ability to give these man-made badges the power to summon some 'huge creature'.

However, Casto felt that if necessary, he could promote it, add some legends or something, and guide some traffic to the gym and badges.

After Castor finished writing about returning the badge, he felt that his creativity was good. He was just a little satisfied when he saw the emperor hesitate for a moment and then said to Castor, "Let's not talk about work for now. Let's talk about you, Castor." , how are you lately? Have you encountered anything? Have you not noticed that you have been acting strange these past two days? "