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Several years have passed since the events of Nuzlockology.
Kanto and Johto have become almost completely uninhabitable.
Most of the Pokemon population has been wiped.
Former residents (at least, the surviving ones) have been hightailing it out of Kanto/Johto for new beginnings.
Those who could only evacuate on land would manage to make it all the way to Kalos in the far north...if they were lucky enough to make it all the way.
The rest who couldn't travel as far, have taken refuge in a lone city, hundreds of miles north of Kanto/Johto, and still hundreds more away from the safety of Kalos.
The now socially & economically divided city of Ridgefield sets the tone for this sequel to Nuzlockology.
As for Axis, our mysterious hooded psychic protagonist...
...most of his Pokemon have been taken from the mortal world over time, and now only one surviving team member remains.
Help our cloaked hero save mankind AND monkind in...
REVITALUS IMMORTALIS
About
As Dr. Axis Vactaire, you and your only remaining Pokemon, have taken refuge inside an abandoned, ransacked, decrepit, Ruined Factory in a closed down industrial park just outside a big city, divided into multiple districts. Whilst sheltering inside the factory, you come across what appears to be an abandoned Pokemon experiment in stasis inside a machine.
You deduce that the machine requires a certain kind of medicine (and enough of it too). So, with your Pokemon partner in tow, you take to the streets of Ridgefield, curious to learn more about how the unfortunate events previously plaguing Kanto & Johto have started to take hold in this colossal urban oasis in the middle of otherwise nothingness.
Lore, and details aside, you just have have to collect a certain amount of an item to complete your primary objective. Sounds simple, right?
Well not exactly.
Corporate-owned Poke Marts don't sell Revives anymore, particularly in Ridgefield, where the sale, possession, and use of this medicine is outlawed.
And you can always just catch more Pokemon, right?
Nope, not on the government's watch neither.
Poke Ball manufacturing and selling is also banned, particularly out in Ridgefield. Can't have too many people be Pokemon trainers these days, amirite Poke-government? /s
So, you can't just buy Revives to cheese your way through this game the easy way, nor can you buy Poke Balls to catch the dangerously powerful Pokemon inside the Ominous Forest or Golden Cave, both in the nearby wilderness of Ridgewood just to the north of Downtown Ridgefield.
Well...there are other ways to get ahold of these controversial contraband items.
For Revives...finding them (in hiding spots, some obvious, some...not so obvious), mining them, buying them from somewhere not in compliance with government-enforced laws, and yes...
...battling trainers for them & stealing them from Pokemon.
For Poke Balls...good luck~ (>uo)
Features & Screenshots
Technological advances have allowed the city of Ridgefield to completely automate the usual essential services a Pokemon Center normally offers. By the way, you can only save in certain spots in the game, enjoy that~ (>uo)
Fight strong trainers, not just for gold, but "the gold of life". Don't worry, Ridgefield local law restricts trainers to smaller teams.
Avoid MissingNO ghosts, cold-blooded killers spawned from the spirits of corrupted data from deceased Pokemon decaying digitally inside Poke Balls or Pokemon Storage systems, due to improper disposal/burial...
...lest you'll end up joining other unfortunate victims (both human and Pokemon) in the city morgue.
Pay the fare on Ridgefield's rapid transit system to help you travel between downtown, and Ridgefield's two other major districts, Upper Ridgefield & Ridgefield Cliffs (the first of which is available in the jam edition of the game, and super important for progression; the other of which to become available in a future post-jam update).
Feeling stressed out over hero work? Take a break and unwind at Upper Ridgefield's Starcade Fun Center arcade (and try out the claw machines for some interesting prizes).
Still not feeling relaxed enough after some fun at the nearby arcade? No worries, head into The Shops @ Upper Ridgefield, a shopping mall with many stores, and a growing array of purchasable items. Be sure to check every store's inventory when some time has passed. (>uo)
Wanna learn more about the lore behind the AU encompassing Nuzlockology & Revitalus Immortalis? Feel free to pay a visit to Downtown Ridgefield's Public Library to immerse yourself in bits & pieces of lore, story, and history~
Ruined Factory
Ominous Forest
Golden Cave
Ominous Forest
Golden Cave
Ekat99, Heartless Dragoon, Morlockhater, Nemu, Ross Hawkins, Pokemon Dawn, Slimshady, Thedeadheroalistar, The-Red-Ex, Vurtax, Aveontrainer, Shyinn, Zein, RedBlueYellow, SteamyJ, AnonAlpaca, Puggsoy, and Pokémon Rejuvenation for the IRONMAPPER Season 5: Trial 1 Resource "Silph City" tileset, the Nightshade Resource "Rest Stop" Tileset", the "Cherubi Station Tileset", the "Game Corner Heist Tileset", the "Pokemon Halcyon Venice Outdoors Tileset", and the "Pokemon Halcyon Garage Tileset"
AveonTrainer for the "Pokemon Hospital Tileset"
Manik-Needlemouse for the MissingNO Ghost Overworld Sprite Sheet
SDM_0 & Aegide for the Infinite Fusion Calculator Generator Website
Blackboots for Infinite Fusion Sprite 329.68, used in-game with written consent/permission
Kveykva for Infinite Fusion Sprite 34.67, used for the thread's game cover with written consent/permission
Additional credits (re: from JohtoBlaziken):
Pokemon Essentials - Mainly Maruno (with the help of volunteers for things like All Animations), plus older work of Flameguru, Poccils
Spriters Resource - lots of sprites that weren't in vanilla Essentials
Nuri Yuri for RGSS FmodEx extension that allows looping .oggs
FL for diploma and Pokemon picture scripts
KleinStudio for footprints script and fly animation script
Desbrina and dbzfanatic for adding ghosts tutorial
Franzo for changing wild Pokemon moveset code snippet
Gamer2020 for Pokemon Game Editor (most user-friendly package of GBA Pokemon ROM hacking tools)
LU-HO Poke for Advance Map (best GBA Pokemon map editor, which I needed to extract map and event info)
HackMew for creating XSE (best GBA Pokemon scripting language)
diegoisawesome for lots of detailed offset knowledge
Everyone who's contributed to Visual Boy Advance, a lovely GBA emulator
Dreadwing93 for beautiful 80x80 Gen V Pokemon backsprites
"Pokémon Essentials" was created by:
Flameguru, Poccil (Peter O.), Maruno
With contributions from:
AvatarMonkeyKirby, Marin, Boushy, MiDas Mike, Brother1440, Near Fantastica, FL., PinkMan, Genzai Kawakami, Popper, help-14, Rataime, IceGod64, SoundSpawn, Jacob O. Wobbrock, the__end, KitsuneKouta, Venom12, Lisa Anthony, Wachunga, Luka S.J. and everyone else who helped out.
AveonTrainer for the "Pokemon Hospital Tileset"
Manik-Needlemouse for the MissingNO Ghost Overworld Sprite Sheet
SDM_0 & Aegide for the Infinite Fusion Calculator Generator Website
Blackboots for Infinite Fusion Sprite 329.68, used in-game with written consent/permission
Kveykva for Infinite Fusion Sprite 34.67, used for the thread's game cover with written consent/permission
Additional credits (re: from JohtoBlaziken):
Pokemon Essentials - Mainly Maruno (with the help of volunteers for things like All Animations), plus older work of Flameguru, Poccils
Spriters Resource - lots of sprites that weren't in vanilla Essentials
Nuri Yuri for RGSS FmodEx extension that allows looping .oggs
FL for diploma and Pokemon picture scripts
KleinStudio for footprints script and fly animation script
Desbrina and dbzfanatic for adding ghosts tutorial
Franzo for changing wild Pokemon moveset code snippet
Gamer2020 for Pokemon Game Editor (most user-friendly package of GBA Pokemon ROM hacking tools)
LU-HO Poke for Advance Map (best GBA Pokemon map editor, which I needed to extract map and event info)
HackMew for creating XSE (best GBA Pokemon scripting language)
diegoisawesome for lots of detailed offset knowledge
Everyone who's contributed to Visual Boy Advance, a lovely GBA emulator
Dreadwing93 for beautiful 80x80 Gen V Pokemon backsprites
"Pokémon Essentials" was created by:
Flameguru, Poccil (Peter O.), Maruno
With contributions from:
AvatarMonkeyKirby, Marin, Boushy, MiDas Mike, Brother1440, Near Fantastica, FL., PinkMan, Genzai Kawakami, Popper, help-14, Rataime, IceGod64, SoundSpawn, Jacob O. Wobbrock, the__end, KitsuneKouta, Venom12, Lisa Anthony, Wachunga, Luka S.J. and everyone else who helped out.
Made using:
Pokemon Essentials v17 Devkit
RPG Maker XP
Team
AxisNZLC (CloakedPsychic or AxisVactaire on other platforms & sites)
Game download
Download Here!
Resource pack
Notes
Revitalus Immortalis is a work-in-progress sequel to Nuzlockology, my main primary project I've been working on before deciding to enter WJ4. Check it out here: https://eeveeexpo.com/threads/3412/
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