Fame/Fortune items, moves, abilities

New items, Moves, and Abilities, and Z-crystals + changes to how certain moves/abilities/items work

New Items:

Reverse Candy: decreases a Pokemon's level by one
Room Extender: makes the holder's "Room" moves last 8 turns instead of 5
Freeze Orb: tries to freeze the holder at the end of each turn. Holder thaws if this item is Knocked Off or stolen
Paralyze Orb: tries to paralyze the holder at the end of each turn
Sleep Orb: tries to put the holder to sleep at the end of each turn. holder wakes up if this item is Knocked Off or stolen
Confuse Orb: tries to confuse the holder at the end of each turn. holder snaps out of confusion if this item is knocked off or stolen
Crystal Ball: if the Holder is psychic-type, they are immune to all status afflictions
Legend Rod: Any Pokemon hooked by this fishing rod will be lv100
Shiny Ball: a Poke Ball that is more effective when used on a Shiny Pokemon in the wild
Fist Stone: makes certain Pokemon evolve
Choice Armor: holder's defense is 1.5x, but it can only select the first move it executes
Choice Gauntlet: holder's Spec. Def. is 1.5x but it can only select the first move it executes
Unown Ball: a Poke Ball with a 100% catch rate if used on an Unown. any other Pokemon caught with it will instantly try to learn Hidden Power
Evo Ball: a Poke Ball more effective if used on a mon that can still evolve.
Evo Belt: if the holder can still evolve, its Atk and SpA is 1.5x
Evo Wings: if the holder can stil evolve, its Speed is 1.5x

New Moves:

Fairy Fang: Fairy-type, physical, BP 75, PP 30, accuracy 100%, 30% flinch chance
Ninja Strike: dark-type, physical, BP 100, PP8, accuracy 50%, 100% confusion chance
Starlight Surge: fairy-type, Special, BP90, PP45, accuracy 70%, 30% chance to lower the target's accuracy
Swamp Gas: ground-type, status, PP30, accuracy 90%, poisons the foe even if the foe is poison-type or steel-type
Trap Shift: Psychic-type, Status, PP16, accuracy 100% transfers entry hazards set up on the users side to the opponent's side
Mirror Force: psychic-type status move, PP16, prevents attacks from damaging the user this turn. mons attacking this mon with physical moves this turn are dealt damage equal to however much their attack would have inflicted on this mon
Freeze Frame: ice-type, physical, 70BP, 100% accuracy, 32PP, users switches out after damaging the target. 20% chance to freeze
Iron Tongue: steel-type, physical, 80BP, 75% accuracy, pp32, 30% paralyze chance
Lightning Strike: Electric-type, 40BP,  100% accuracy, PP32, +1 priority
Sacred Power: normal-type, special, 100BP, 30PP, 100% accuracy, this move's type becomes the user's primary type. no other move effects or Abilities can change this move's type
Dragon Force: dragon-type, physical, 120BP, 100% accuracy, 24PP, has 33% recoil
Penny Storm: flying-type, special, 60BP, 90% accuracy, 30PP, scatters coins
Bounce Beam: normal-type, status, 100% accuracy, 24PP, target's Ability becomes Magic Bounce
Power Pack: electric-type, physical, 200BP, 75% accuracy, 16PP, has +1 priority, deals 50% recoil, damages the user if it misses, 20% paralyze chance
Live Wires: electric-type, physical, 50BP, 30PP, traps the foe for 2-5 turns
Fur Storm: flying-type, special, 80BP, 25PP, accuracy 90%, 50% chance to raise the user's defense or lower the foe's speed by one stage
Fairy Punch: fairy-type, physical, 100BP, 30PP, accuracy 80%, 20% chance to raise the user's attack by one stage

New Abilities:

Counter Boost: the Pokemon's attack has doubled strength if it goes second, but causes 25% recoil
Energizer: the Pokemon's moves that normally take 2 turns will activate in one turn, but have 75% accuracy
Volatile: while at full HP, gives +1 priority to the mon's self-fainting moves (Selfdestruct, Explosion, Memento, etc)
Bazooka: the Pokemon's "Blast" moves cannot miss
Hit-And-Run: the mon switches out after it successfully lands a hit on the foe
Dracolate: this Pokemon's normal-type moves become dragon-type
Adversity: this mon's attack strikes first if the foe's attack will be supereffective on this mon
Librarian: this mon's psychic-type moves have their power multiplied by 1.5
Anti-Cure: all mons in the battle will take damage if they try to restore HP
Knight: this Pokemon's steel-type moves are supereffective on dragon-type and dark-type Pokemon
Heartbreaker: if this mon is infatuated by a foe, that foe is switched out
Quick Shot: gives +1 priority to moves with 75% or less accuracy
Suplex: doubles the power of the Pokemon's "Slam" moves
Cold Shoulder: 30% a Pokemon making contact with this Pokemon gets frozen
Burst Mode: the Pokemon's attacking moves that require charging the first turn have doubled power
Big Mouth: gives +1 priority to sound moves
Survivalist: if this Pokemon survives an attack with exactly 1HP remaining, its HP is fully restored
Specialist: This Pokemon's STAB moves have +1 priority while its other moves (excluding Status moves) have -1 priority
Randomize: at the end of each turn, this mon's moves have their types randomly changed
Break Dance: gives the mon's "Dance" moves +1 priority
Icy Touch: this Pokemon's contact moves have a 30% chance of freezing
Obliterate: this Pokemon's attacks shatter enemy barriers
Speed Force: this mon's priority attacks have their BP doubled
Double Dance: this Pokemon's "Dance" status moves have their stat changes doubled and it's "Dance" attack moves have their power doubled
Penny Armor: if this pokemon takes a physical hit in battle, its trainer's monetary gain is doubled at the end of the battle
Hyperactive: this Pokemon's Speed cannot be lowered, and any boosts to its speed are doubled
Reverse Order: This Pokemon's moves with negative priority are changed to have positive priority and vice versa
Waverider: boosts speed by one stage if the mon is hit by a water-type move. water-type immunity


new Z-crystals/Z-moves:

Kattyium Z: if the holder is Kattykitten, Kattywings, or Kattydragon, its Fur Storm attack is upgraded into the Z-move Gale Force Furricane

Meowthium Z: upgrades Meowth's Pay Day into the Z-move One Million Coin Storm

Arceusium Z: upgrades Arceus's Judgment into the Z-move Divine Wrath

Zygardium Z: upgrades Zygarde's Core Enforcer into the Z-move Cellular Beatdown

Sassynium Z: upgrades Sassysquatch's Ice Hammer into the Z-move Yeti's Fury

Chthulium Z: upgrade's Chthulantis's Surf into the Z-move Tidal Destruction

Unownium Z: upgrades Unown's Hidden Power into the Z-move Alphabet Soup

Humothium Z: upgrades Humoth's Bug Buzz into the Z-move Eerie Nighthowl

Minotoothium Z: upgrades Minotooth's Crunch into the Z-move Daedalus Fangs

Desparrium Z: upgrades Desparr's Night Daze into the Z-move Dark Lightning

Princessabium Z: upgrades Princessaber's Close Combat into the Z-move Royal Beatdown

Pichunium Z: upgrades Pichu's Thunder into the Z-move Rampart Thunder

Drampium Z: upgrades Drampa's Dragon Pulse into the Z-move Dragonic Shriek

Turtonatium Z: upgrades Turtonator's Shell Trap into the Z-move Impact Minefield

Cinccinium z: upgrades Cinccino's Tail Slap into the Z-move Entanglement Slam

Beastium Z: upgrades any Ultra Beast's STAB move into the Z-move Dimensional Rift

Valkyrilium Z: upgrades Valkyriled's Fairy Punch into the Z-move Fairy Fist Fury



Changes to how certain Moves/Abilities/Items work:


Protection Moves (Protect, Detect, etc) and Endure will fail if used by a mon that has 1/4 or less of its total HP remaining

Entry Hazards (Spikes, Stealth Rocks, etc) now go away after 5 turns

Intimidate now fails to effect the foe if the foe is at a higher level than the Intimidate mon

the "paralyzed" status condition can now wear off on its own (like freeze, sleep, and confusion do)

Spore, Powder, and Smoke moves do not affect flying-type Pokemon at all (their flapping wings blow away these moves)

the item Light Ball now works for Pichu and Raichu as well

the item Eviolite gives twice the normal defense/spec def. boost if the holder can evolve twice.

the Nest Ball is more effective when used to catch Flying-type Pokemon

if you use a sound-based move on a sleeping mon, it will wake that mon up.

the move Dream Eater wakes the foe up after it hits successfully

Beast Ball is now as effective as a regular Poke Ball on non-UB Wild Pokemon

If a trainer sees you, but you have your back to them, they will not challenge you to a battle. You have to be facing them eye-to-eye to get challenged to a battle.

physical moves that surround the user in an elemental force (Flame Wheel, Volt Tackle, etc) are not contact moves, so they won't activate Rocky Helmets or abilities like Iron Barbs

Having a fully-evolved Pokemon hold an Eviolite and then depositing it in the daycare with a mon it can breed with makes it so any eggs you get hatch the same species as that mon, and not its pre-evo (the hatched mons are still lv1, though).