Indigo Disk Pokémon Information

Hello, I'm an employee for TPCi.  My coworkers and I work on writing up and publishing the English and Spanish articles for updating the websites as well as the various "Rulesets" for both official Singles and Doubles ladder, and official VGC Rules as well as any Online Competitions.

To a certain extent, it is also to prepare some of us that are VGC Judges so that they know what new stuff does in advance.  We get an earlier look at new Pokémon, Items, Moves, and Abilities.  I don't personally know many names for things other than in English, though.

Many old Pokémon are returning, as well as a few Pokémon being introduced for the first time.  In total, there are 242 Entries in the Blueberry Academy Pokédex, with a Master Pokédex with 744 Entries that, going forward, will be used to outline what Pokémon are or aren't legal at times.  This Master Pokédex includes every single species and form in SV.  I assume this is done to bring back the feel of a National Pokédex, and to better communicate Pokémon that aren't in any other SV Pokédex otherwise.

I will use existing National Pokédex Entries throughout this update article as it's what everyone knows.

Firstly, let's start right away with the New Pokémon:
  -  #1018:  Archaludon  (Steel / Dragon)
  -  #1019:  Hydrappl (Bug / Dragon)
  -  #1020:  Raging Bolt  (Electric / Dragon)
  -  #1021:  Storming Ash  (Fire / Dragon)
["Irachispa" en Español]
  -  #1022:  Iron Crown  (Steel / Psychic)
  -  #1023:  Iron Tines  (Rock / Psychic)
["Ferrocuerno" en Español]
  -  #1024:  Terapagos  (Rock / Normal)
  -  #1024_1:  Terapagos  (Rock / Dragon)
  -  #1024_2:  Terapagos  (Jewel)
  -  #1025:  Doku Momo  (Poison / Ghost)
Their Stats and Abilities will be included at the end since it takes up a lot of space.

There are also two new Terastal–States, like Terapagos', but for Koraidon and Miraidon:
  -  #1007_6:  Koraidon  (Jewel  /  Flying)
  -  #1008_6:  Miraidon  (Jewel  /  Steel)
As far as I can tell, these are the only other Terastal–States there are, and they act as purely Flying– or Steel–Types respectively.  This is probably a reference to their Paradox names, "Winged King" and "Iron Serpent", which are the names for these formes.  They keep their original Abilities.

Let's touch base on the "Nineteenth Tera–Type" next, as it's important and certain moves rely on it.  We actually know the localized name in every European language as it was supposed to be revealed along with the Type itself during the Worlds presentation at first:
  -  "Jewel Tera–Type"  (English)
  -  "Type Téracristal Arc–en–Ciel" (French)
  -  "Kristalliner Tera–Typ" (German)
  -  "Teratipo Cristallino" (Italian)
  -  "Teratipo Cristalino" (Spanish)
It is, effectively, Typeless as an actual Type.  Terastallizing into it will boost everything else but the exact value is unknown, but Jewel will also gain STAB.  Jewel is only weak to and strong against Jewel.

For moves, certain Pokémon existing in Scarlet and Violet can learn new moves through Relearning, Breeding, or TMs

The new Moves range from good to great, with very little inbetween.  I don't believe any of them are truly less than at least a good option.  There are 15 new Moves total, with a new variant of Tera Blast acting as an extra one:
  -  Electro Shot
  -  Hard Press
  -  Hold Still
["Refrenar" en Español]
  -  Intoxicate
  -  Jewel Burst
  -  Love Bite
  -  Psychic Noise
  -  Supercharged Cell
  -  Tachyon Cutter
  -  Tazing Crash
  -  Tephra Storm
["Ráfaga de Ceniza" en Español]
  -  Tera Blast (Jewel)
  -  Teraluminescence
["Teraluminescencia" en Español]
["Teraluminescenza" in Italiano]
  -  Thunderclap
  -  Upper Hand
  -  Venom Hurl
Like with the Pokémon, at the end I'll include their Types, Powers, Accuracies, Descriptions, and Distribution though Relearning/Breeding/Leveling Up, but the chances for effects and such aren't known.

There are also 28 TMs and they are all also pretty good.  Several cut moves return in this DLC, but two of them became TMs again:
  -  TM202:  Curse
  -  TM203:  Pursuit
  -  TM204:  Parting Shot
  -  TM205:  Mystical Fire
  -  TM206:  Life Dew
  -  TM207:  Snap Trap
  -  TM208:  Feint
  -  TM209:  Sky Drop
  -  TM210:  Roost
  -  TM211:  Breaking Swipe
  -  TM212:  Spirit Break
  -  TM213:  Strength Sap
  -  TM214:  Ally Switch
  -  TM215:  Terrain Pulse
  -  TM216:  Rising Voltage
  -  TM217:  Skitter Smack
  -  TM218:  Corrosive Gas
  -  TM219:  Coaching
  -  TM220:  Triple Axel
  -  TM221:  Scorching Sands
  -  TM222:  Expanding Force
  -  TM223:  Steel Roller
  -  TM224:  Meteor Beam
  -  TM225:  Love Bite
  -  TM226:  Upper Hand
  -  TM227:  Psychic Noise
  -  TM228:  Supercharged Cell
  -  TM229:  Hard Press
Honestly speaking, some of them have pretty limited distributions, think Scald, with its distribution being slashed despite being a TM.  Unlike the move data, I will not be including in–depth learnsets for these TMs, or EVERY move Pokémon get through relearning or breeding now.  There are over 700 Pokémon in this game now and I haven't looked at everything myself.  Simply expect pretty similar distribution to previous installments.

Now for the Abilities, there are only 4 new ones and 3 of them belong to Terapagos.
  -  "Toxic Influence"
[Mala Influencia en Español]
_  Hydrappl's signature Ability, granting it the Poison–Typing permanently.
  -  "Terastal Crystal"
_  One of Terapagos' Abilities.  This one can't be nullified by Neutralizing Gas, can't be overwritten, and can't be copied/taken.  It makes base Terapagos transform, but it doesn't take your one Terastallization slot.  The exact requirement needed or if it's just doable as soon as it enters battle is unknown.
  -  "Elemental Shell"
_  Another of Terapagos' Abilities.  This one adds a Type to its existing Typing randomly at the end of each turn, replacing the last.
  -  "Type Shield"
_  This ability is for a Pokémon that exists now, for sure.  It makes Terapagos take 3/4 damage from any Type.
The third is probably for Terastal Forme Terapagos, meanwhile the second to last is likely for the third forme.

The name of that forme is Tera–Genesis [Teragénesis en Español].  It achieves it by Terastallizing.  Which is weird, because it already is?  Anyway, it seems that the term "Normal Forme" for base Terapagos is accurate and that "Terastal Forme" is also accurate, it's like the Normal–Typing is what's Terastallizing in a weird way.  Both of the alternate formes have Base Stat increases which is unlike Ogerpon or the two dragons.

As expected, anything new from this update will not be allowed in Regulation E, except moves learnable through Relearning or Breeding for Pokémon already legal.

Here's the list of returning Pokémon, though:
  -  #0001–0003
  -  #0007–0009
  -  #0043–0045;  #0182
  -  #0072–0073
  -  #0084–0085
  -  #0086–0087
  -  #0102–0103
  -  #0106–0107;  #0236–0237
  -  #0111–0112
  -  #0116–0117;  #0230
  -  #0125;  #0239;  #0466
  -  #0126;  #0240;  #0467
  -  #0131
  -  #0137;  #0233;  #0474
  -  #0158–0160
  -  #0170–0171
  -  #0209–0210
  -  #0227
  -  #0235
  -  #0243
  -  #0244
  -  #0245
  -  #0249
  -  #0250
  -  #0252–0254
  -  #0255–0257
  -  #0258–260
  -  #0311
  -  #0312
  -  #0328–0330
  -  #0374–0376
  -  #0377
  -  #0378
  -  #0379
  -  #0380
  -  #0381
  -  #0408–0409
  -  #0410–0411
  -  #0486
  -  #0494
  -  #0495–0497
  -  #0498–0500
  -  #0522–0523
  -  #0529–0530
  -  #0546–0547
  -  #0559–0560
  -  #0572–0573
  -  #0577–0579
  -  #0595–0596
  -  #0622–0623
  -  #0638
  -  #0639
  -  #0640
  -  #0643
  -  #0644
  -  #0646
  -  #0647
  -  #0649
  -  #0677–0678
  -  #0686–0687
  -  #0716
  -  #0717
  -  #0718
  -  #0725–0727
  -  #0728–0730
  -  #0731–0733
  -  #0751–0752
  -  #0764
  -  #0772–0773
  -  #0774
  -  #0785
  -  #0786
  -  #0787
  -  #0788
  -  #0789–0792
  -  #0808–0809
  -  #0868–0869
  -  #0884
This list includes Pokémon that aren't in the Blueberry Academy Pokédex.  I cannot promise there will be a way to get everything natively as I have no idea myself.  Going forward into Regulation F, everything BUT Restricted Legendaries and Mythicals will be legalized.  For instance, Walking Wake and Iron Leaves will finally be legalized, but Koraidon and Miraidon will not be.

We know nothing about new items other than two held items for Koraidon and Miraidon that boosts their stats (other than HP) each when Terastallized (doesn't have to be their new Tera States.)  They are refined from two ores into the "Scarlet Crown" and "Violet Core."  Like with other technical information here, the exact values are unknown.  I'm guessing it's 1.3 like usual for Paradoxes, but that is a massive increase, so it might be and probably should be lower.  I did hear through the grapevine that there is a "Mystery Box" that is apparently for evolving Meltan into Melmetal, but I have no idea if this is true.

The last thing that I will say before getting into the Stats and Moves is that we don't usually get to see what the Pokémon themselves look like, but along with that big reveal trailer at Worlds, they were supposed to also reveal Hydrappl since, anyway, people would find out that Dipplin evolves.  I will try to draw it to the best of my ability before posting.

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New Pokémon Stats:
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Archaludon
Typing:  Steel  /  Dragon
Abilities:  Stamina  /  Sturdy  /  Stalwart
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
85  /  105  /  120  /  125  /  65  /  55

Hydrappl
Typing:  Bug  /  Dragon
Abilities:  Toxic Influence  /  Liquid Ooze  /  Sticky Hold
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
95  /  115  /  125  /  135  /  85  /  45

Raging Bolt
Typing:  Electric  /  Dragon
Abilities:  Protosynthesis Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
125  /  109  /  83  /  91  /  99  /  83

Storming Ash
Typing:  Fire  /  Dragon
Abilities:  Protosynthesis Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
99  /  129  /  91  /  125  /  83  /  63

Iron Crown
Typing:  Steel  /  Psychic
Abilities:  Quark Drive Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
90  /  70  /  108  /  130  /  88  /  104

Iron Tines
Typing:  Rock  /  Psychic
Abilities:  Quark Drive Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
90  /  168  /  70  /  88  /  70  /  104

Terapagos  (Normal Forme)
Typing:  Rock  /  Normal
Abilities:  Terastal Crystal Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
150  /  100  /  25  /  100  /  5  /  40
/
Terapagos  (Terastal Forme)
Typing:  Rock  /  Dragon
Abilities:  Type Shield Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
150  /  125  /  135  /  125  /  100  /  55
/
Terapagos  (Tera–Genesis Forme)
Typing:  Jewel
Abilities:  Elemental Shell Only
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
150  /  150  /  175  /  150  /  135  /  30

Doku Momo
Typing:  Poison  /  Ghost
Abilities:  Toxic Chain  /  Levitate
HP  /  ATK  /  DEF  /  SPA  /  SPD  /  SPE
88  /  106  /  106  /  106  /  106  /  88
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New Move Information:
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• Electro Shot:
Type:  Electric
Category:  Special
Power:  130
Accuracy:  90%
Description:
_  The user charges energy and boosts its Sp. Atk stat on the first turn, then fires an electric blast on the next turn.

Distribution:
_  Alolan Golem
_  Magnezone
_  Zekrom
_  Genesect
_  Charjabug
_  Vikavolt
_  Archaludon
_  Iron Tines

• Hard Press
Type:  Steel
Category:  Physical
Power:  ---
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  The user attacks by slamming its body into the target.  The more HP the target has left, the greater the move's power.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  Tyranitar
_  Hariyama
_  Beldum
_  Metang
_  Metagross
_  Probopass
_  Rhyperior
_  Heatran
_  Solgaleo
_  Corviknight
_  Tinkaton
_  Kingambit
_  Great Tusk
_  Iron Treads
_  Iron Hands
_  Ting-Lu
_  Iron Tines

• Hold Still
Type:  Dark
Category:  Physical
Power:  30
Accuracy:  100%
Desription:
_  The user attacks first to suppress the target and make it go last, also trapping it in the process.  It works only on the first turn each time the user enters battle.

Distribution:
_  Mankey
_  Primeape
_  Vigoroth
_  Slaking
_  Emboar
_  Scraggy
_  Scrafty
_  Bisharp
_  Incineroar
_  Rillaboom
_  Impidimp
_  Morgrem
_  Grimmsnarl
_  Single Strike Style Urshifu
_  Annihilape
_  Kingambit
_  Iron Hands
_  Okidogi

• Intoxicate
Type:  Ghost
Category:  Special
Power:  95
Accuracy:  90%
Description:
_  The user inflicts a strange toxin onto opposing Pokémon, dealing super effective damage against Fairy types.  This may also leave them confused.

Distribution:
_  Doku Momo

• Jewel Burst
Type:  Jewel
Category:  Special
Power:  100
Accuracy:  90%
Description:
_  The user's crystal shell shatters, shooting shards towards opposing Pokémon.  This attack always deals super effective damage against any target.

Distribution:
_  Terapagos

• Love Bite
Type:  Fairy
Category:  Physical
Power:  60
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  The user playfully bites the target.  This does more damage if the target is of the opposite gender to the user.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  Growlithe
_  Hisuian Growlithe
_  Arcanine
_  Hisuian Arcanine
_  Sentret
_  Furret
_  Snubbull
_  Granbull
_  Whimsicott
_  Minccino
_  Cinccino
_  Espurr
_  Meowstic
_  Bruxish
_  Scream Tail

• Psychic Noise
Type:  Psychic
Category:  Special
Power:  85
Accuracy:  95%
Description:
_  The user telepathically tortures the target with auditory hallucinations.  This prevents the usage of any moves, Abilities, or held items that recover HP.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  Alolan Ninetales
_  Galarian Articuno
_  Ralts
_  Kirlia
_  Gardevoir
_  Gallade
_  Hisuian Zoroark
_  Gothita
_  Gothorita
_  Gothitelle
_  Hatenna
_  Hattrem
_  Hatterene
_  Scream Tail
_  Flutter Mane
_  Munkidori

• Supercharged Cell
Type:  Electric
Category:  Status
Power:  ---
Accuracy:  ---%
Description:
_  The user charges energy on the first turn, then boosts all its stats on the next turn.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  Voltorb
_  Hisuian Voltorb
_  Electrode
_  Hisuian Electrode
_  Beldum
_  Metang
_  Metagross
_  Magnezone
_  Rotom
_  Reshiram
_  Zekrom
_  Charjabug
_  Vikavolt
_  Magearna
_  Iron Moth

• Tachyon Cutter
Type:  Steel
Category:  Special
Power:  40
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  The user attacks the target with its ethereal horns.  This move always hits twice in a row.

Distribution:
_  Iron Crown

• Tazing Crash
Type:  Rock
Category:  Physical
Power:  100
Accuracy:  80%
Description:
_  The user rams into the target with its charged horns.  This also damages the user quite a lot and may leave the target with paralysis.

Distribution:
_  Iron Tines

•  Tephra Storm
Type:  Dragon
Category:  Physical
Power:  100
Accuracy:  80%
Description:
_  The user erupts causing a cloud of ash to rain down on opposing Pokémon.  This may also leave them with a burn.

Distribution:
_  Storming Ash

• Tera Blast
Type:  Jewel
Category:  Special
Power:  80
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  The user unleashes the energy of all 18 Types. This move inflicts Typeless damage using the Attack or Sp. Atk stat—whichever is higher for the user.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  No Pokémon learn this move Naturally.

• Teraluminescence
Type:  Jewel
Category:  Special
Power:  160
Accuracy:  90%
Description:
_  The user gleams with the splendor of every type, dealing super effective damage against any target.  The user can't move on the next turn.

Distribution:
_  Terapagos

• Thunderclap
Type:  Electric
Category:  Special
Power:  80
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  This user surprises the target and attacks first with a lightning strike.  This move fails if the target is not readying an attack.

Distribution:
_  Raging Bolt

• Upper Hand
Type:  Fighting
Category:  Physical
Power:  40
Accuracy:  100%
Description:
_  The user attacks first and makes the target flinch.  This move fails if the target is not readying an attack that'd go first otherwise.

(Natural) Distribution:
_  Mankey
_  Primeape
_  Hisuian Arcanine
_  Hariyama
_  Oshawott
_  Dewott
_  Samurott
_  Hisuian Samurott
_  Incineroar
_  Impidimp
_  Morgrem
_  Grimmsnarl
_  Single Strike Style Urshifu
_  Kleavor
_  Bloodmoon Ursaluna
_  Annihilape
_  Fezandipiti

• Venom Hurl
Type:  Poison
Category:  Special
Power:  80
Accuracy:  80%
Description:
_  The user hurls sticky sludge which coats the target and traps it.  This always leaves the target badly poisoned.

Distribution:
_  Hydrappl