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Some features of my new region are:

Saddle moves/travel: Until recently, the indigenous people of this regions only form of transport was their Pokémon. Pokémon are naturally trained using ‘Saddles’ and can be used by any Pokémon big enough to carry a human (In game, you would simply need a correct saddle to make it work). HM’s were developed after seeing how the people of this region used Pokémon to get around, however, HM’s force a Pokémon to learn how to carry a human (and in the process taking up a move slot). Alola developed a similar thing but only allowed Pokémon owned by the Islands to use saddles, whereas here, any Pokémon can use them. (And don’t need to wear uniforms when doing it)

Saddle tracking: On the saddles you get trackers so your professor can track where you are. They also stop you flying/surfing etc into areas that are too strong for you. You can level up your trackers by defeating gyms.

Trails: These are hidden routes that contain rare Pokémon that can be found using certain Pokémon core moves or are revealed to you by Sensei’s after completing certain tasks.

Eco City/Pokelympics - The Eco City is a green energy focused metropolis that hosts the Pokelympics where Trainers and Pokémon use saddle moves to compete together in a number of tasks (like in orange islands)

Crater City: This one one of the first major cities built and over the years has gotten so overcrowded and built up that sunlight doesn’t even hit the ground in the middle of the city. Artificial light now lights the city all year round powered by geothermal energy.

The Train Station: This giant train station connects multiple regions and cities. In the middle you’ll find the Electric/Steel Gym.

Station City: This city is incredibly advanced and feels almost futuristic.

The Canyon: A Grand Canyon that’s caused eons ago from an ancient earthquake.

Sky Temple: Trainers come here to meet wise Sensei’s that teach them how to fly on their Pokemon.

Description

Some features of my new region are:

Saddle moves/travel: Until recently, the indigenous people of this regions only form of transport was their Pokémon. Pokémon are naturally trained using ‘Saddles’ and can be used by any Pokémon big enough to carry a human (In game, you would simply need a correct saddle to make it work). HM’s were developed after seeing how the people of this region used Pokémon to get around, however, HM’s force a Pokémon to learn how to carry a human (and in the process taking up a move slot). Alola developed a similar thing but only allowed Pokémon owned by the Islands to use saddles, whereas here, any Pokémon can use them. (And don’t need to wear uniforms when doing it)

Saddle tracking: On the saddles you get trackers so your professor can track where you are. They also stop you flying/surfing etc into areas that are too strong for you. You can level up your trackers by defeating gyms.

Trails: These are hidden routes that contain rare Pokémon that can be found using certain Pokémon core moves or are revealed to you by Sensei’s after completing certain tasks.

Eco City/Pokelympics - The Eco City is a green energy focused metropolis that hosts the Pokelympics where Trainers and Pokémon use saddle moves to compete together in a number of tasks (like in orange islands)

Crater City: This one one of the first major cities built and over the years has gotten so overcrowded and built up that sunlight doesn’t even hit the ground in the middle of the city. Artificial light now lights the city all year round powered by geothermal energy.

The Train Station: This giant train station connects multiple regions and cities. In the middle you’ll find the Electric/Steel Gym.

Station City: This city is incredibly advanced and feels almost futuristic.

The Canyon: A Grand Canyon that’s caused eons ago from an ancient earthquake.

Sky Temple: Trainers come here to meet wise Sensei’s that teach them how to fly on their Pokemon.