This adds Ajawalcan's new name, using Mayan grammar and vocabulary resources to produce something truly befitting of the Kukulcan Pokemon. Before, we conflated Aztec and Mayan theology and have now chosen to squarely focus on the Mayan side of things, with Ruddy Ruins scheduled to be based on Chichen Itza.
* Bolles, D. & Bolles, A. (1996). A Grammar of the Yucatecan Mayan Language. Revised ed. Lancaster, California: Labyrinthos Press. ISBN 0-911437-49-5. Available at: http://www.famsi.org/reports/96072/grammar/index.html
* Boot, E. (2009). The Updated Preliminary Classic Maya - English, English - Classic Maya Vocabulary of Hieroglyphic Readings. Updated edition. Mesoweb Resources. Available at: https://www.mesoweb.com/resources/vocabulary/Vocabulary-2009.01.pdf
Savoy City is now full of savvy younglings ready to bombard people with old slang. I wanted it to be a capitalistic hellscape where all the young ones trying to keep up with the trends. A few older people, as well as those entering, do not appreciate the babel.
Piloswine and Lapras pending; seem weak.
Octillery story seems to lewd even for a game that has decensored much of the original content.
Rapidash and Tauros entries give credence to featuring them around Ruddy Town with Coatl and Xatu.
Typhlosion entry allows for connections to the mujina (even if not wholly intentional, seemingly), which I quite enjoy. However, the dex entry is unsatisfactory.
Some maps are broken up or edited to allow for seamless transitions instead of needing several warps. (Area 1 is split vertically, Area 2 needs a horizontal split. The connection between area 1 and 2 also will have to be shifted up from where it is in RBY to prevent border blocks showing up where they shouldn't.)
Fixed the build issues caused by Zach's newly pushed sprites having too many colours.
Also, adds my version of the GSC-style Soldier sprite.
Also also, gave Dokuroar a slight weight increase to give it a better catch rate for the Heavy Ball.
Also also also, touched up the Dokuroar cutscene a bit (it now shakes the floor with each step, it moves slower, and its walking animation now animates correctly.)
Dokuroar, in all of its skeletal glory, has been added to the bottom of Lavender Crypt as a static encounter. It doesn't move when you interact with it, though...at first.
Also, gave Dokuroar a 100% chance to hold a Thick Club (it's MADE of bones, come on), a Snorlax-level catch rate, the Slow EXP group, a decent exp yield, and a very, VERY slight stat update.
Uppercut reimagines KEP's clusterfuck of an animation, reversing Karate Chop and then reworking the sounds
Coin Hurl works like the Poke Ball toss, and then spits out coins on-hit. Looks sort of like Acid in practice. This was weirdly complicated to implement as I had to disentangle the throw animation from the Poke Ball toss in Game Freak fashion.
Strong Arm does the "metal" starting animation, then does its best Rollout into DynamicPunch impression.
This adds Duplica, Ritchie, and Casey to various Kanto areas, aiming to make the routes a bit more populated. They're also quite strong.
Minor rewrite on Silver's Victory Road quote to legitimise the lack of trainers, just like HGSS.
This adds the SW97 and Fairy moves to the game. I have yet to do the effects for Coin Hurl, Synchronize, and Water Sport, but they seem relatively simple.
This also adds all the Fairy moves, including Moonblast, Strange Steam, and Play Rough, which become JEP-eligible under the game's criteria.
Animations not included. Sour Crystal may have what we're looking for, though.
