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Galar Region Mega Info Thread!! Jun 28, 2020 18:46:03 GMT -7

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Post by Elemental Paradisity on Jun 28, 2020 18:46:03 GMT -7

Hello Trainers! Today is a momentous occasion, as we are proud to announce the addition and completion of the Galar Region!
Below we have all of the newest additions, systems, updates, and everything you could possibly need to know for going on your adventure through the region, so go ahead and take a look at what Galar has to offer!

New Evolutions

Toxel- Can evolve into either form regardless of nature or personality
Galarian Yamask will evolve into Runerigus when leveled up in the Dusty Bowl
Milcery -> Alcreamie while holding a berry sweet of choice and spinning in character with Milcery
Sinistea -> Authentic Polteageist with a Chipped Pot
Sinistea -> Forged Polteageist with a Cracked Pot

New Items

Evolution Items. 30 posts each

Berry Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Chipped Pot- Used to evolve Sinistea into an Authentic Polteageist. Obtained in Stow-On-Side

Clover Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Cracked Pot- Used to evolve Sinsitea into a Forged Polteageist. Obtained in Stow-On-Side

Flower Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Love Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Ribbon Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Star Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Strawberry Sweet- Used to evolve Milcery. Obtained in the Dappled Grove

Sweet Apple- Used to evolve Applin into Appletun. Obtained in Bridge Field

Tart Apple- Used to evolve Applin into Flapple. Obtained in Bridge Field

New Fossils. 25 Posts Each

Fossilized Bird- Contains half of the DNA of a prehistoric bird. Obtained in the Glimwood Tangle. Can be examined outside of Stow-On-Side

Fossilized Dino- Contains half of the DNA of a prehistoric dinosaur. Obtained in the Galar Mine No. 2. Can be examined outside of Stow-On-Side

Fossilized Drake- Contains half of the DNA of a prehistoric dragon. Obtained in Circhester. Can be examined outside of Stow-On-Side

Fossilized Fish- Contains half of the DNA of a prehistoric fish. Obtained in Hulburry. Can be examined outside of Stow-On-Side

Hold Items. 40 Posts each

Blunder Policy- If one of the holder's attacks misses a target due to accuracy or evasion, the holder's speed is raised by two stages. Does not activate for OHKO moves that miss or when attempting to attack targets in a semi-invulnerable state

Heavy-Duty Boots- Unaffected by entry hazards when entering battle

Throat Spray- After using a sound based attack, the user's special attack is raised by one stage. Can only be used once per battle

Form Change Items. 30 Posts Each

Rusted Shield- Changes Zamazenta to Crowned Shield Form. Changes Zamazenta's Iron Head to Behemoth Bash. Obtained in Slumbering Weald

Rusted Sword- Changes Zacian to Crowned Sword Form. Changes Zacian's Iron Head to Behemoth Blade. Obtained in Slumbering Weald

Other Items

Dynamax Candy- Raises one Pokemon's Dynamax level by one level. Consumed on use. Obtained in any Wild Area thread. 20 posts each.

Wishing Piece- Draws out the power of a Dynamax Raid Boss, consumed after use. 10 posts in any wild area thread

Event Item

Max Mushroom- Consumable item that gives a Pokemon that has a Gigantamax form the capability of Gigantamaxing

Dynamaxing in Gym Stadiums

Dynamaxing is a phenomenon that has been noted to take place in the gym stadiums in the Galar Region due to an abundance of energy from Power Spots. A gym challenger and gym leader will each have the capability to have one of their Pokemon Dynamax in the course of a battle.

Dyanamxing will last for a maximum of three turns per battle, and can only be achieved during a battle with a gym leader
Dynamaxing does not change the speed or level of a Pokemon in this form
When a Pokemon is Dynamaxed, all of their attacks turn into a Max Move based on the type of each attack. All status category attacks will become Max Guard
Max moves will do the base damage of the original attack +50 damage with type effectiveness. The category of the attack, special or physical, is dependent on the original attack
When a Pokemon is Gigantamaxed, they will receive a specific G-Max move
A G-Max move will do x2 the base damage of the original attack
Every Pokemon starts at a Dynamax Level of 0. When a Pokemon is Dynamaxed, at level 0 they will gain +30 HP to their base HP. For every Dynamax Candy that a Pokemon consumes, up to Level 10, they will receive +30 HP for each level, so at Dynamax Lv. 10 the HP will be +330
When a Pokemon that is Dynamaxed reverts back from their Dynamax form after three turns, their max HP will return to their regular HP, and their remaining HP will scale down as well. For example, if a Lv. 51 Pokemon at 400 HP goes into Dynamax, they gain +30 HP, for a total of 430. If they are at 330/430 after three turns and lose their Dynamax, they also lose the extra HP, so they will have 300/400 HP.
When a Pokemon that is Dynamaxed or Gigantamaxed reverts back to their normal form, they will also lose their Max and G-Max moves
Choice Band, Choice Scarf, Choice Specs, Gorilla Tactics, RKS System, and Sheer Force all lose their effects during Dynamax
A Mega Evolved Pokemon cannot Dynamax
A Dynamaxed or Gigantamaxed Pokemon cannot use a Z move

Each gym leader in Galar, save for Marnie in Spikemuth, has a specific Dynamax level for their Pokemon:
Milo- Lv. 1
Nessa- Lv. 2
Kabu- Lv. 3
Allister- Lv. 5
Bede- Lv. 6
Gordie- Lv. 7
Raihan- Lv. 10

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{All of the following is ineffective against a Dynamaxed or Gigantamaxed Pokemon: (Click)}- Flinching (Fake Out will still do damage, but will not cause flinching)
- Moves that are determined by weight
- Moves that remove or are affected by berries
- One hit knock out moves
- Destiny Bond
- Moves or abilities that replace the target's ability with the user's ability (Attacks like Worry Seed will still work)
- Moves that will switch the target out of battle (Dragon Tail and other similar attacks will still do their damage)
- Disable and Cursed Body
- Encore
- Instruct
- If a Pokemon attempts to copy a Max Move or G-Max move, it will instead copy the original base attack

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{List of Max Moves (Click)}Max Airstream (Flying)- inflicts damage and raises the user's and ally's Speed by one stage.
Max Darkness (Dark)- inflicts damage and lowers all opposing target's Special Defense by one stage.
Max Flare (Fire)- inflicts damage and creates harsh sunlight for 5 turns
Max Flutterby (Bug) - This lowers all target's Special Attack one stage
Max Geyser (Water)- inflicts damage and creates rain for 5 turns
Max Guard (Normal)- Max Guard protects the user from moves for the rest of the turn regardless of opponent's attack
Max Hailstorm (Ice)- inflicts damage and creates hail for 5 turns
Max Knuckle (Fighting)- inflicts damage and increases the Attack of the user and its allies by one stage.
Max Lightning (Electric)- inflicts damage and causes the battlefield to become Electric Terrain for 5 turns
Max Mindstorm (Psychic)- inflicts damage and causes the battlefield to become Psychic Terrain for 5 turns
Max Ooze (Poison)- inflicts damage of original attack and raises the user's and ally's special attacks by one stage.
Max Overgrowth (Grass)- inflicts damage and causes the battlefield to become Grassy Terrain for 5 turns
Max Phantasm (Ghost)- inflicts damage and lowers all opposing target's Defense by one stage.
Max Quake (Ground)- inflicts damage and increases the Special Defense of the user and its allies by one stage.
Max Rockfall (Rock)- inflicts damage and creates a sandstorm for 5 turns
Max Starfall (Fairy)- inflicts damage and causes the battlefield to become Misty Terrain for 5 turns
Max Steelspike (Steel)- inflicts damage and increases the Defense of the user and its allies by one stage.
Max Strike (Normal)- inflicts damage and lowers all opposing target's Speed by one stage.
Max Wyrmwind (Dragon)- inflicts damage and lowers all opposing target's Attack by one stage.

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{List of G-Max Moves (Click)}- Alcremie: All damaging fairy type attacks will become G-Max Finale, and will restore 1/6th max HP to itself and all allies (including boosted dynamax HP)
- Appletun: All damaging grass type attacks will become G-Max Sweetness, and will heal the status conditions of itself and all its allies
- Blastoise: All damaging water type attacks will become G-Max Cannonade, and for four turns after, will continue to deal 25 damage to all non water type opponents on the field
- Butterfree: All damaging bug type attacks will become G-Max Befuddle, and will inflict poison, paralysis, or sleep to all opponents. Roll a 3 sided dice to determine which effect will take place
- Centiscorch: All damaging fire type attacks will become G-Max Centiferno, and binds the opponent in Fire Spin for four turns
- Charizard: All damaging fire type attacks will become G-Max Wildfire, and will inflict damage on non-fire-type opponents by 1/8th of their max HP for four turns
- Cinderace: All damaging fire type attacks will become G-Max Fireball, and will ignore the target's ability and inflict 160 damage no matter the base attack that is being used
- Coalossal: All damaging rock type attacks will become G-Max Vocalith, and will inflict damage on non rock type opponents by 1/8th of their max HP for four turns
- Copperajah: All damaging steel type attacks will become G-Max Steelsurge, and will create a steel type damage entry hazard that does 30 steel type damage to entering opponents, and is affected by type effectiveness
- Corviknight: All damaging flying type attacks will become G-Max Windrage, and will remove any screens and entry hazards that were made by the target, and nullify any terrains that are in affect
- Drednaw: All damaging water type attacks will become G-Max Stonesurge, and creates Stealth Rock on the opponents side of the field
- Duraludon: All damaging dragon type attacks will become G-Max Depletion, and will not allow the target to use the same move twice in a row
- Eevee: All damaging normal type attacks will become G-Max Cuddle, and will cause infatuation to all opponents of the opposite gender
- Flapple: All damaging grass type attacks will become G-Max Tartness, and will reduce the target's evasion by three stages
- Garbodor: All damaging poison type attacks will become G-Max Malodor, and will inflict poison on all opponents on the field
- Gengar: All damaging ghost type attacks will become G-Max Terror, and will prevent the target from switching out of battle or fleeing battle
- Grimmsnarl: All damaging dark type attacks will become G-Max Snooze, and has a 5/10 chance of making the target drowsy, in which the target will fall asleep the next turn
- Hatterene: All damaging fairy type attacks will become G-Max Smite, and will confuse all opponents on the field
- Inteleon: All damaging water type attacks will become G-Max Hydrosnipe, and will ignore the target's ability and inflict 160 damage no matter the base attack that is being used
- Kingler: All damaging water type attacks will become G-Max Foam Burst, and will reduce the speed of all opponents on the field by two stages
- Lapras: All damaging ice type attacks will become G-Max Resonance, and will activate Aurora Veil without the necessity for hail for five turns
- Machamp: All damaging fighting type attacks will become G-Max Chi Strike, and will raise the user's and allie's attack and special attack by two stages
- Melmetal: All damaging steel type attacks will become G-Max Meltdown, and will prevent the target and it's allies from using the same move twice in a row
- Meowth: All damaging normal type attacks will become G-Max Gold Rush, and will confuse the opponent
- Orbeetle: All damaging psychic type attacks will become G-Max Gravitas, and will cause all Pokemon on the field to become grounded
- Pikachu: All damaging electric type attacks will become G-Max Volt Crash, and will paralyze all opponents on the field
- Rillaboom: All damaging grass type attacks will become G-Max Drum Solo, and will ignore the target's ability and inflict 160 damage no matter the base attack that is being used
- Sandaconda: All damaging ground type attacks will become G-Max Sandblast, and binds the opponent in Sand Tomb for four turns
- Snorlax: All damaging normal type attacks will become G-Max Replenish, and has a 50% chance to restore any berries consumed by the user or its allies
- Toxitricity: All damaging electric type attacks will become G-Max Stun Shock, and will either poison or paralyze all opponents on the field. Roll any dice, even numbers determine poison, odd numbers determine paralysis
- Venusaur: All damaging grass type attacks will become G-Max Vine Lash, and for four turns after, will continue to deal 25 damage to all non grass type opponents on the field

Wild Area Pokemon

All wild Pokemon in the wild area will all appear at the same level based on the number of consecutive badges that a trainer has:
0-1 Badge: Lv. 15
2 Badges: Lv. 20
3 Badges: Lv. 25
4 Badges: Lv. 30
5 Badges: Lv. 35
6 Badges: Lv. 40
7 Badges: Lv. 45
8 Badges: Lv. 60

All Special Encounter Pokemon in the wild area will appear at x2 the level of the highest level active party Pokemon that a trainer has, up to lv. 100, and cannot be captured. Once a trainer has received 8 consecutive gym badges, all Special Encounter Pokemon will appear at Lv. 60, and will become catchable.

Accuracy and Evasion Update

The Accuracy and Evasion stats have been updated and reworked to reflect more of the chance out of a 100 scale that the games portray. Instead of a --/6 chance for accuracy or evasion to affect an attack, it will be translated into a --/10 chance. This means that lowering a Pokemon's accuracy by one stage will bring the chance to hit down to 9/10, and raising a Pokemon's evasion by one stage means that they have a 1/10 chance to dodge an attack. The below outlines what is affected by this change, and any edits have been made:

Items:
Zoom Lens- If holder moves after the target, evasion is raised by ~~two stages~~ three stages

Attacks:
Mirror Shot- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Mud Bomb- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Mud- Slap- Lowers target's accuracy by one stage
Sand Attack- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Muddy Water- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Octazooka- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Night Daze- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Leaf Tornado- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Kinesis- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Flash- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Smokescreen- Lowers target's accuracy by ~~one stage~~ two stages
Acupressure- Evasion is raised by two stages

Abilities:
Forewarn- Raises evasion by two stages if the opponent knows an attack that will do x2 or x4 damage against the Pokemon with this ability
Sand Veil- Raises the Pokemon's evasion by ~~one stage~~ two stages in a sand storm
Snow Cloak- Raises the Pokemon's evasion by ~~one stage~~ two stages in hail

Dynamax Battles in the Wild

A Dynamax Battle in the wild can only take place in a wild area thread
In order to encounter a Dynamax Battle, a trainer must have at least one Wishing Piece. The requirements for different tiers of battles will be listed below
One Trainer can participate in a Dynamax Battle with four of their own active party Pokemon out on the field at once
Two Trainers can participate in a Dynamax Battle together with two Pokemon each out on the field
Up to four trainers with one Pokemon each can participate in a Dynamax Battle, no NPCs are permitted to participate in a Dynamax Battle
One trainer can Dynamax just one of their Pokemon during the course of a Dynamax Battle, and the trainer's Dynamx will last for a maximum of three turns, or until the Pokemon is knocked out. After the Dynamaxed Pokemon has reverted back, the trainer cannot Dynamax a Pokemon again
The opposing Pokemon, known as the Raid Boss, will remain Dynamaxed through the entire battle
The Dynamax Level HP bonuses for a trainer's Pokemon are the same for wild Dynamax battles as in gym battles
The same guidelines and damages for Max Moves and G-Max moves also apply to the Raid Boss
All Raid Bosses should have at least 3 damaging attacks in their moveset when encountered. This can extend from their basic level up pool if need be
A Dynamax Battle in the wild will end if: The Raid Boss has been defeated, a maximum of ten turns of battle have progressed, or there have been four Pokemon that have fainted on the challenger's side, even if it is the same Pokemon four times
If a Pokemon does faint during a Dynamax Battle, it will be fully revived after a full turn has passed and can be released into battle again. A trainer cannot switch Pokemon while in a Dynamax battle
All Raid Bosses will always move first in battle
Raid bosses cannot be captured upon defeat until a trainer has 8 consecutive gym badges or 5 consecutive ribbons. A 1 star raid boss will be caught at lv. 20, 2 stars at lv. 30, 3 stars at lv. 40, 4 stars at lv. 50, and 5 stars at lv. 60

To encounter each tier of Raid Boss, these are the requirements. Once the requirements are met, you will roll a dice determining the Raid Boss depending on the wild area you are in.
1 Star: 0-1 Badge or 1 Ribbon and 1 Wishing Piece
2 Stars: 2 Consecutive Badges or Ribbons and 2 Wishing Pieces
3 Stars: 4 Consecutive Badges or 3 Consecutive Ribbons and 3 Wishing Pieces
4 Stars: 6 Consecutive Badges or 4 Consecutive Ribbons and 4 Wishing Pieces
5 Stars: 8 Consecutive Badges or 5 Consecutive Ribbons and 5 Wishing Pieces

Difficulty of each tier:
1 Star: 350 HP, 1 Max Move of its primary type, will attack one target per turn
2 Stars: 600 HP, 2 Max Moves, will attack one target per turn
3 Stars: 850 HP, 2 Max Moves, will attack two targets every other turn. At 1/2 HP, a Barrier will come up to block attacks. It will take 3 hits to break the barrier, using a Max Move or G-Max move will count as 2 hits. All damage is reduced to 1/4th damage against the Raid Boss when the barrier is up
4 Stars: 1200 HP, 3 Max Moves, will attack two targets every turn. At 1/2 HP, a barrier will come up to block attacks. It will take 4 hits to break the barrier, using a Max Move or G-Max move will count as 2 hits. All damage is reduced to 1/4th damage against the Raid Boss when the Barrier is up
5 Stars: 1500 HP, all moves are max moves, will attack three targets every turn. The battle will begin with a barrier, it will take 5 hits to break the barrier, using a Max Move or G-Max move will count as 2 hits. All damage is reduced to 1/4th damage against the Raid Boss when the barrier is up

Rewards for defeating each tier:
1 Star: x3 12 post berries of choice
2 Stars: x3 18 post berries of choice and x1 TM of choice of the type of Pokemon defeated that does 60 damage or less
3 Stars: x3 24 post berries of choice and x1 TM of choice of the type of Pokemon defeated that does 80 damage or less
4 Stars: x3 30 post berries of choice, x1 TM of choice of the type of Pokemon defeated that does 80 damage or less, and x1 Dynamax Candy
5 Stars: x3 event berries of choice, x1 TM of choice of the type of Pokemon defeated, x1 Dynamax Candy, and x1 Rare Candy

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{Rolling Fields Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Tyrogue
2- Machop
3- Timburr
4- Riolu

Tier 2
1- Stufful
2- Pancham
3- Farfetch'd (G)
4- Scraggy
5- Clobbopus

Tier 3
1- Hitmontop
2- Hitmonchan
3- Hitmonlee
4- Machoke
5- Gurdurr
6- Throh
7- Sawk
8- Passimian
9- Hakamo-o

Tier 4
1- Machamp
2- Conkeldurr
3- Sirfetch'd
4- Scrafty
5- Hawlucha
6- Grapploct

Tier 5
1- Bewear
2- Pangoro
3- Gallade
4- Machamp (G-Max)
5- Lucario
6- Falinks
7- Kommo-o

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{Dappled Grove Raid Bosses(Click)}Tier 1
1- Blipbug
2- Caterpie
3- Lotad
4- Seedot
5- Bounsweet
6- Oddish
7- Budew
8- Combee
9- Cherubi
10- Sizzlipede
11- Applin
12- Morelull
13- Snom

Tier 2
1- Dottler
2- Metapod
3- Grubbin
4- Lombre
5- Gloom
6- Snover
7- Nincada
8- Gossifleur
9- Cutiefly
10- Ferroseed
11- Pumpkaboo
12- Dewpider
13- Wimpod
14- Karrablast
15- Shelmet
16- Phantump
17- Dwebble

Tier 3
1- Orbeetle
2- Butterfree
3- Charjabug
4- Nuzleaf
5- Steenee
6- Roselia
7- Vespiquen
8- Cherrim
9- Shuckle
10- Cottonee
11- Skorupi
12- Maractus
13- Durant
14- Shiinotic

Tier 4
1- Ludicolo
2- Shiftry
3- Vileplume
4- Bellossom
5- Ninjask
6- Eldegoss
7- Cenitskorch
8- Ribombee
9- Ferrothorn
10- Gourgeist
11- Flapple
12- Appletun
13- Araquanid
14- Whimsicott
15- Escavalier
16- Accelgor
17- Trevenant
18- Frosmoth
19- Crustle

Tier 5
1- Orbeetle (G-Max)
2- Butterfree (G-Max)
3- Vikavolt
4- Tsareena
5- Roserade
6- Abomasnow
7- Shedinja
8- Leafeon
9- Appletun (G-Max)
10- Flapple (G-Max)
11- Golisopod
12- Dhelmise

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{West Lake Axewell Raid Bosses(Click)}Tier 1
1- Lotad
2- Chewtle
3- Wooper
4- Tympole
5- Magikarp
6- Remoraid
7- Feebas
8- Basculin
9- Barboach
10- Shellos

Tier 2
1- Lombre
2- Wingull
3- Krabby
4- Corphish
5- Goldeen
6- Shellder
7- Arrokuda
8- Dewpider
9- Chinchou
10- Wimpod
11- Qwilfish
12- Frillish
13- Mantyke

Tier 3
1- Drednaw
2- Pelippper
3- Quagsire
4- Palpitoad
5- Seaking
6- Octillery
7- Wishiwashi
8- Pyukumuku
9- Whiscash
10- Binacle
11- Mareanie
12- Mantine
13- Wailmer

Tier 4
1- Ludicolo
2- Kingler
3- Crawdaunt
4- Cloyster
5- Barraskewda
6- Araquanid
7- Lanturn
8- Gastrodon
9- Barbaracle
10- Jellicent
11- Cramorant

Tier 5
1- Drednaw (G-Max)
2- Kingler (G-Max)
3- Seismitoad
4- Gyarados
5- Milotic
6- Vaporeon
7- Golisopod
8- Toxapex
9- Wailord
10- Lapras

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{Watchtower Ruins Raid Bosses(Click)}Tier 1
1- Munna
2- Natu
3- Ralts
4- Espurr
5- Wynaut
6- Hatenna
7- Gothita
8- Solosis
9- Mime Jr.

Tier 2
1- Dottler
2- Baltoy
3- Bronzor
4- Woobat
5- Duosion
6- Elgyem
7- Inkay
8- Ponyta (G)

Tier 3
1- Orbeetle
2- Musharna
3- Xatu
4- Kirlia
5- Wobbuffet
6- Hattrem
7- Gothorita
8- Sigilyph
9- Indeedee
10- Lunatone
11- Solrock

Tier 4
1- Claydol
2- Bronzong
3- Swoobat
4- Meowstic
5- Hatterene
6- Reuniclus
7- Beheeyem
8- Malamar
9- Oranguru
10- Mr. Mime (G)
11- Mr. Rime

Tier 5
1- Gardevoir
2- Espeon
3- Hatterene (G-Max)
4- Gothitelle
5- Rapidash (G)

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{Axew's Eye Raid Bosses(Click)}Tier 1
1- Axew
2- Deino
3- Goomy
4- Jangmo-o
5- Dreepy

Tier 2
1- Noibat
2- Applin
3- Vibrava

Tier 3
1- Fraxure
2- Drampa
3- Turtonator
4- Zweilous
5- Sliggoo
6- Hakamo-o
7- Drakloak

Tier 4
1- Noivern
2- Flapple
3- Appletun
4- Flygon
5- Duraludon

Tier 5
1- Haxorus
2- Duraludon (G-Max)
3- Hydreigon
4- Goodra
5- Kommo-o
6- Dragapult

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{East Lake Axewell Raid Bosses(Click)}Tier 1
1- Oddish
2- Budew
3- Gastly
4- Toxel

Tier 2
1- Gloom
2- Stunky
3- Trubbish
4- Croagunk
5- Qwilfish

Tier 3
1- Roselia
2- Haunter
3- Koffing
4- Skorupi
5- Mareanie

Tier 4
1- Vileplume
2- Skuntank
3- Garbodor
4- Toxicroak
5- Drapion

Tier 5
1- Roserade
2- Gengar
3- Garbodor (G-Max)
4- Weezing (G)
5- Toxapex
6- Toxtricity

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{South Lake Miloch Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Drifloon
2- Duskull
3- Gastly
4- Litwick
5- Honedge
6- Dreepy

Tier 2
1- Golett
2- Frillish
3- Yamask (G)
4- Sinistea
5- Phantump
6- Pumpkaboo

Tier 3
1- Drifblim
2- Dusclops
3- Haunter
4- Lampent
5- Doublade
6- Drakloak
7- Corsola (G)

Tier 4
1- Golurk
2- Gengar
3- Chandelure
4- Mimikyu
5- Jellicent
6- Cofagrigus
7- Polteageist
8- Trevenant
9- Gourgeist
10- Cursola

Tier 5
1- Froslass
2- Shedinja
3- Dusknoir
4- Gengar (G-Max)
5- Sabeleye
6- Runerigus
7- Aegislash
8- Dhelmise
9- Rotom
10- Dragapult

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{Giant's Seat Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Rolycoly
2- Roggenrola
3- Bonsly
4- Larvitar

Tier 2
1- Dwebble
2- Binacle
3- Rhyhorn

Tier 3
1- Carkoal
2- Boldore
3- Onix
4- Shuckle
5- Sudowoodo
6- Stonjourner
7- Pupitar

Tier 4
1- Crustle
2- Coalossal
3- Barbaracle
4- Rhydon
5- Lunatone
6- Solrock

Tier 5
1- Coalossal (G-Max)
2- Gigalith
3- Rhyperior
4- Tyranitar

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{North Lake Miloch Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Vanillite
2- Snorunt
3- Snom
4- Bergmite

Tier 2
1- Vanillish
2- Swinub
3- Snover
4- Cubchoo

Tier 3
1- Piloswine
2- Delibird
3- Sneasel
4- Darumaka (G)
5- Eiscue

Tier 4
1- Vanilluxe
2- Glalie
3- Cloyster
4- Beartic
5- Weavile
6- Frosmoth
7- Mr. Mime (G)
8- Mr. Rime
9- Darmanitan (G)

Tier 5
1- Mamoswine
2- Froslass
3- Abomasnow
4- Glaceon
5- Avalugg
6- Lapras (G-Max)

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{Motostoke Riverbank Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Hoothoot
2- Skwovet
3- Pidove
4- Zigzagoon (G)
5- Minccino
6- Munchlax

Tier 2
1- Tranquill
2- Linoone (G)
3- Wooloo
4- Bunnelby
5- Stufful
6- Eevee
7- Helioptile

Tier 3
1- Noctowl
2- Greedent
3- Diggersby
4- Cinccino
5- Rufflet
6- Indeedee

Tier 4
1- Unfezant
2- Dubwool
3- Persian
4- Snorlax
5- Braviary
6- Heliolisk
7- Oranguru

Tier 5
1- Obstagoon
2- Bewear
3- Eevee (G-Max)
4- Snorlax (G-Max)
5- Meowth (G-Max)
6- Drampa
7- Ditto

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{Bridge Field Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Ralts
2- Milcery
3- Impidimp
4- Hatenna
5- Cleffa
6- Togepi
7- Mime Jr.

Tier 2
1- Cutiefly
2- Swirlix
3- Spritzee
4- Cottonee
5- Morelull

Tier 3
1- Kirlia
2- Slurpuff
3- Aromatisse
4- Morgrem
5- Hattrem
6- Clefairy
7- Togetic
8- Shiinotic

Tier 4
1- Alcremie
2- Ribombee
3- Clefable
4- Togekiss
5- Whimsicott
6- Mimikyu

Tier 5
1- Gardevoir
2- Alcremie (G-Max)
3- Sylveon
4- Grimmsnarl
5- Hatterene
6- Weezing (G)
7- Mawile
8- Rapidash (G)

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{Stony Wilderness Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Klink
2- Cufant
3- Honedge

Tier 2
1- Bronzor
2- Meowth (G)
3- Ferroseed

Tier 3
1- Klang
2- Stunfisk (G)
3- Pawniard
4- Durant
5- Doublade
6- Togedemaru

Tier 4
1- Corviknight
2- Bronzong
3- Perrserker
4- Ferrothorn
5- Bisharp
6- Escavalier
7- Copperajah

Tier 5
1- Klinklang
2- Excadrill
3- Steelix
4- Mawile
5- Lucario
6- Copperajah (G-Max)
7- Aegislash
8- Duraludon

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{Giant's Mirror Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Nickit
2- Zigzagoon (G)
3- Impidimp
4- Deino

Tier 2
1- Nuzleaf
2- Purrloin
3- Stunky
4- Scraggy
5- Pawniard
6- Inkay

Tier 3
1- Thievul
2- Linoone (G)
3- Morgrem
4- Vullalby
5- Sneasel
6- Morpeko
7- Zweilous

Tier 4
1- Shiftry
2- Liepard
3- Crawdaunt
4- Skuntank
5- Scrafty
6- Grimmsnarl
7- Bisharp
8- Mandibuzz
9- Drapion
10- Malamar
11- Weavile

Tier 5
1- Obstagoon
2- Pangoro
3- Umbreon
4- Grimmsnarl (G)
5- Sableye
6- Hydreigon

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{Dusty Bowl Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Mudbray
2- Wooper
3- Nincada
4- Barboach
5- Hippopotas
6- Trapinch
7- Larvitar

Tier 2
1- Swinub
2- Baltoy
3- Diglett
4- Drilbur
5- Rhyhorn
6- Silicobra
7- Yamask (G)

Tier 3
1- Diggersby
2- Piloswine
3- Quagsire
4- Palpitoad
5- Onix
6- Whiscash
7- Vibrava
8- Pupitar
9- Stunfisk (G)

Tier 4
1- Claydol
2- Mudsdale
3- Dugtrio
4- Gastrodon
5- Rhydon
6- Sandaconda
7- Hippowdon

Tier 5
1- Mamoswine
2- Seismitoad
3- Excadrill
4- Steelix
5- Rhyperior
6- Sandaconda (G-Max)
7- Flygon
8- Runerigus

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{Giant's Cap Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Rookidee
2- Pidove
3- Rufflet
4- Vullaby
5- Mantyke

Tier 2
1- Hoothoot
2- Wingull
3- Natu
4- Drifloon
5- Woobat

Tier 3
1- Butterfree
2- Corvisquire
3- Tranquill
4- Delibird
5- Noibat
6- Togetic
7- Sigilyph

Tier 4
1- Noctowl
2- Corviknight
3- Pelipper
4- Xatu
5- Ninjask
6- Drifblim
7- Swoobat
8- Cramorant
9- Hawlucha
10- Mantine

Tier 5
1- Corviknight (G-Max)
2- Unfezant
3- Gyarados
4- Noivern
5- Togekiss
6- Braviary
7- Mandibuzz
8- Charizard

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{Lake of Outrage Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Joltik
2- Electrike
3- Pichu
4- Toxel

Tier 2
1- Charjabug
2- Yamper
3- Chinchou
4- Helioptile

Tier 3
1- Manectric
2- Pikachu
3- Morpeko
4- Pinchurin
5- Togedemaru

Tier 4
1- Boltund
2- Galvantula
3- Raichu
4- Lanturn
5- Toxtricity
6- Heliolisk

Tier 5
1- Vikavolt
2- Pikachu (G-Max)
3- Jolteon
4- Toxtricity (G-Max)
5- Rotom

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{Hammerlocke Hills Raid Bosses (Click)}Tier 1
1- Sizzlipede
2- Litwick

Tier 2
1- Vulpix
2- Growlithe
3- Charmander

Tier 3
1- Carkol
2- Salandit
3- Lampent
4- Torkoal
5- Heatmor
6- Charmeleon

Tier 4
1- Ninetails
2- Arcanine
3- Centiskorch
4- Coalossal
5- Salazzle
6- Charizard

Tier 5
1- Centiskorch (G-Max)
2- Flareon
3- Chandelure
4- Turtonator
5- Charizard (G-Max)

Technical Machine (TM) Update:

And finally, the last update we've made, is for the TMs in the forum. To update with all of the new TMs and TRs in the Galar Region, we have instead just created 200 TMs that are now available in the forum, there is no difference between TM and TR, and they are all still one use only. We have them split into their regular categories of Gym leaders, Area Specific, and Post Anywhere. Once they are coded with their images, they will be added and updated to the Items thread, but here is where you can find the information until then!

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{Gym Leader TM rewards: (Click)}

TM 000 Mega Punch- Norman, Petalburgh City Hoenn

TM 003 Fire Punch- Kabu, Motostoke City Galar

TM 007 Pin Missle- Bugsy, Azalea Town Johto

TM 008 Hyper Beam- Clair, Blackthorn City Johto

TM 010 Magical Leaf- Milo, Turrfield Galar

TM 013 Fire Spin- Kiawe, Wela Volcano Park Alola

TM 015 Dig- Clay, Driftveil City Unova

TM 016 Screech- Falkner, Violet City Johto

TM 019 Safeguard- Cress, Striaton City Unova | Cheren, Aspertia City Unova | Ilima, Verdant Cavern Alola

TM 022 Rock Slide- Gordie, Circhester Galar

TM 030 Steel Wing- Winona, Fortree City Hoenn

TM 031 Attract- Whitney, Goldenrod City Johto

TM 032 Sandstorm- Roxanne, Rustboro City Hoenn

TM 033 Rain Dance- Misty, Cerulean City Kanto | Lana, Brooklett Hill Alola | Nessa, Hulburry Galar

TM 040 Swift- Lenora, Nacrene City Unova

TM 043 Brick Break- Chuck, Cianwood City Johto | Korrina, Shalour City Kalos

TM 045 Dive- Juan, Sootopolis City Hoenn

TM 048 Rock Tomb- Grant, Cyllage City Kalos

TM 056 U-Turn- Burgh, Castelia City Unova

TM 074 Venoshock- Roxie, Virbank City Unova

TM 075 Low Seep- Meylene, Veilstone City Sinnoh

TM 077 Hex- Allister, Stow-On-Side Galar

TM 078 Acrobatics- Skyla, Mistralton City Unova

TM 080 Volt Switch- Wattson, Mauville City Hoenn | Elesa, Nimbasa City Unova

TM 086 Phantom Force- Acerola, Thrifty Megamart Alola

TM 103 Hydro Pump- Marlon, Humilau City Unova

TM 105 Ice Beam- Pryce, Mahogany Town Johto | Candice, Snowpoint City Sinnoh | Brycen, Icirrus City Unova

TM 106 Blizzard- Wulfric, Snowbelle City Kalos

TM 108 Thunderbolt- Clemont, North Lumiose City Kalos | Sophocles, Mount Hokulani Alola

TM 109 Thunder- Volkner, Sunyshore City Sinnoh

TM 110 Earthquake- Blue, Viridian City Kanto

TM 111 Psychic- Liza/Tate, Mossdeep City Hoenn

TM 115 Fire Blast- Blaine, Cinnabar Island, Kanto

TM 118 Leech Life- Viola, Santalune City Kalos

TM 124 Outrage- Isis/Drayden, Opelucid City Unova

TM 125 Psyshock- Sabrina, Saffron City Kanto

TM 133 Shadow Ball- Morty, Ecruteak City Johto | Fantina, Hearthome City Sinnoh

TM 143 Overheat- Flannery, Lavaridge Town Hoenn

TM 148 Bulk Up- Brawly, Dewford Town Hoenn | Hala, Ikki Town Alola

TM 152 Gyro Ball- Byron, Canalave City Sinnoh

TM 158 Dark Pulse- Marnie, Spikemuth Galar

TM 162 Dragon Pulse- Raihan, Hammerlocke Galar

TM 165 Energy Ball- Erika, Celedon City Kanto | Mallow, Lush Jungle Alola

TM 169 Zen Headbutt- Olympia, Anistar City Kalos

TM 170 Flash Cannon- Jasmine, Olivine City Johto

TM 176 Stealth Rock- Brock, Pewter City Kanto | Roark, Oreburgh City Sinnoh

TM 177 Grass Knot- Gardenia, Eterna City Sinnoh | Ramos, Coumarine City Kalos

TM 178 Sludge Wave- Janine, Fuschia City Kanto

TM 180 Electro Ball- Surge, Vermillion City Kanto

TM 184 Scald- Wake, Pastoria City Sinnoh

TM 190 Play Rough- Mina, Seafolk Village Alola

TM 192 Dazzling Gleam- Valerie, Laverre City Kalos | Bede, Ballonlea Galar

TM 194 High Horsepower- Hapu, Poni Canyon Alola

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{Area Specific TMs 30 posts each (Click)}

TM 000 Mega Punch- Cianwood City, Johto

TM 001 Mega Kick- Abyssal Ruins, Unova

TM 003 Fire Punch- Northeastern Island Survival Area, Sinnoh

TM 004 Ice Punch- Northeastern Island Resort Area, Sinnoh

TM 005 Thunder Punch- Northeastern Island Fight Area, Sinnoh

TM 006 Frustration- Lake of Rage, Johto

TM 009 Giga Impact- Black City, Johto

TM 011 Solar Beam- White Forest, Unova

TM 012 Solar Blade- Exeggutor Island, Alola

TM 015 Dig- Hoenn Desert, Hoenn

TM 022 Rock Slide- Forina, Hoenn

TM 028 Giga Drain- Lush Jungle, Alola

TM 030 Steel Wing- Roshan, Unova

TM 039 Facade- Eterna City, Sinnoh

TM 040 Swift- Lake Verity, Sinnoh

TM 042 Revenge- Sendoff Spring, Sinnoh

TM 043 Brick Break- Veilstone, Sinnoh

TM 045 Dive- Kala'e Bay, Alola

TM 052 Bounce- Hearthome, Sinnoh

TM 056 U-Turn- Thrifty Megamart, Alola

TM 063 Drain Punch- Cyllage City, Kalos

TM 064 Avalanche- Route 8, Galar

TM 065 Shadow Claw- Sprout Tower, Johto

TM 066 Thunder Fang- Mt. Coronet, Sinnoh

TM 067 Ice Fang- Frost Cavern, Kalos

TM 068 Fire Fang- Wela Volcano Park, Alola

TM 069 Psycho Cut- Anistar City, Kalos

TM 073 Cross Poison- Po Town, Alola

TM 074 Venoshock- Virbank City, Unova

TM 075 Low Seep- Cianwood City, Johto

TM 076 Round- South Lumiose City, Kalos

TM 079 Retaliate- Pastoria City, Sinnoh

TM 080 Volt Switch- Mauville City, Hoenn

TM 081 Bulldoze- Terminus Cave, Kalos

TM 083 Razor Shell- Kala'e Bay, Alola

TM 086 Phantom Force- Winding Woods, Kalos

TM 092 Mystical Fire- Burned Tower, Johto

TM 095 Air Slash- Fortree City, Hoenn

TM 096 Smart Strike- LaRousse City, Hoenn

TM 097 Brutal Swing- Spikemuth, Galar

TM 098 Stomping Tantrum- Lumiose Badlands, Kalos

TM 099 Breaking Swipe- Dragonspiral Tower, Unova

TM 101 Body Slam- Royal Avenue, Alola

TM 102 Flamethrower- Fiery Path, Hoenn

TM 104 Return- Hearthome City, Sinnoh

TM 105 Ice Beam- Whirl Islands, Kanto

TM 107 Low Kick- Veilstone City, Sinnoh

TM 108 Thunderbolt- Power Plant, Kanto

TM 116 Waterfall- Azure Bay, Kalos

TM 119 Tri Attack- Slumbering Weald, Galar

TM 121 Reversal- Shalour City, Kalos

TM 122 Sludge Bomb- Castelia City, Unova

TM 125 Psyshock- Dreamyard, Unova

TM 128 Megahorn- Abundant Shrine, Unova

TM 131 Iron Tail- Iron Island, Sinnoh

TM 132 Crunch- Hau'oli Cemetery, Alola

TM 133 Shadow Ball- Soul House, Kanto

TM 134 Future Sight- Reflection Cave, Kalos

TM 135 Uproar- Goldenrod City, Johto

TM 136 Heat Wave- Desert Resort, Unova

TM 139 Superpower- Black City, Unova

TM 141 Blaze Kick- Stow-On-Side, Galar

TM 142 Hyper Voice- Spikemuth, Galar

TM 145 Muddy Water- Sea Mauville, Hoenn

TM 147 Dragon Claw- Dragonspiral Tower, Unova

TM 150 Leaf Blade- Malie Garden, Alola

TM 152 Gyro Ball- Iron Island, Sinnoh

TM 153 Close Combat- Po Town, Alola

TM 155 Flare Blitz- Stark Mountain, Sinnoh

TM 156 Aura Sphere- Lake Valor, Sinnoh

TM 157 Poison Jab- Lost Hotel, Kalos

TM 158 Dark Pulse- Geosenge Town, Kalos

TM 159 Seed Bomb- Crown City, Sinnoh

TM 160 X-Scissor- National Park, Johto

TM 161 Bug Buzz- Great Marsh, Sinnoh

TM 162 Dragon Pulse- Dragon's Den, Johto

TM 163 Power Gem- Relic Castle, Unova

TM 164 Focus Blast- Couriway Town, Kalos

TM 165 Energy Ball- Coumarine City, Kalos

TM 166 Brave Bird- Mistralton City, Unova

TM 167 Earth Power- Haina Desert, Alola

TM 169 Zen Headbutt- Lake Acuity, Sinnoh

TM 170 Flash Cannon- Anistar City, Kalos

TM 171 Leaf Storm- Michina Town, Sinnoh

TM 172 Power Whip- Pokemon Village, Kalos

TM 173 Gunk Shot- New Tork City, Unova

TM 174 Iron Head- Olivine City, Johto

TM 175 Stone Edge- Ruins of Alph, Johto

TM 178 Sludge Wave- New Tork City, Unova

TM 179 Heavy Slam- Pastoria City, Sinnoh

TM 181 Foul Play- Sendoff Spring, Sinnoh

TM 184 Scald- Alto Mare, Johto

TM 186 Wild Charge- Sunyshore City, Sinnoh

TM 187 Drill Run- Oreburgh City, Sinnoh

TM 188 Heat Crash- Cinnabar Island, Kanto

TM 189 Hurricane- Abundant Shrine, Unova

TM 190 Play Rough- Glimwood Tangle, Galar

TM 191 Venom Drench- Dark Cave, Johto

TM 192 Dazzling Gleam- Rota, Kanto

TM 193 Darkest Lariat- Blush Mountain, Alola

TM 194 High Horsepower- Vast Poni Canyon, Alola

TM 195 Throat Chop- Snowpoint City, Sinnoh

TM 196 Pollen Puff- Ula Ula Meadow, Alola

TM 197 Psychic Fangs- Seafolk Village, Alola

TM 198 Liquidation- Brooklet Hill, Alola

TM 199 Body Press- Royal Avenue, Alola

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{Post Anywhere TMs for 50 posts (Click)}

TM 002 Pay Day

TM 007 Pin Missle

TM 010 Magical Leaf

TM 013 Fire Spin

TM 014 Thunder Wave

TM 016 Screech

TM 017 Light Screen

TM 018 Reflect

TM 019 Safeguard

TM 020 Self Destruct

TM 021 Rest

vTM 023 Thief

TM 024 Snore

TM 025 Protect

TM 026 Scary Face

TM 027 Icy Wind

TM 029 Charm

TM 031 Attract

TM 032 Sandstorm

TM 033 Rain Dance

TM 034 Sunny Day

TM 035 Hail

TM 036 Whirlpool

TM 037 Beat Up

TM 038 Will-o-wisp

TM 041 Helping Hand

TM 044 Imprison

TM 046 Weather Ball

TM 047 Fake Tears

TM 048 Rock Tomb

TM 049 Sand Tomb

TM 050 Bullet Seed

TM 051 Icicle Spear

TM 053 Mud Shot

TM 054 Rock Blast

TM 055 Brine

TM 057 Payback

TM 058 Assurance

TM 059 Fling

TM 060 Power Swap

TM 061 Guard Swap

TM 062 Speed Swap

TM 070 Trick Room

TM 071 Wonder Room

TM 072 Magic Room

TM 077 Hex

TM 078 Acrobatics

TM 082 Electroweb

TM 084 Tail Slap

TM 085 Snarl

TM 087 Draining Kiss

TM 088 Grassy Terrain

TM 089 Misty Terrain

TM 090 Electric Terrain

TM 091 Psychic Terrain

TM 093 Eerie Impulse

TM 094 False Swipe

TM 100 Swords Dance

TM 112 Agility

TM 113 Focus Energy

TM 114 Metronome

TM 117 Amnesia

TM 118 Leech Life

TM 120 Substitute

TM 123 Spikes

TM 126 Endure

TM 127 Sleep Talk

TM 129 Baton Pass

TM 130 Encore

TM 137 Taunt

TM 138 Trick

TM 140 Skill Swap

TM 144 Cosmic Power

TM 146 Iron Defense

TM 148 Bulk Up

TM 149 Calm Mind

TM 151 Dragon Dance

TM 154 Toxic Spikes

TM 168 Nasty Plot

TM 176 Stealth Rock

TM 177 Grass Knot

TM 180 Electro Ball

TM 182 Stored Power

TM 183 Ally Switch

TM 185 Work Up

Badge and Ribbon Rewards Updated:

1 badge- +5 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 TM of your choice
5 badges- +15 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 max revives and 3 full restores
10 badges- +20 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 hold/form change items of your choice
15 badges- +25 exp to each party Pokemon and x10 berries of your choice
20 badges- +30 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 lucky eggs
25 badges- +35 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 HM, and x3 TMs of your choice
30 badges- +40 exp to each party Pokemon and 2 active Pokemon's exp gets reset of your choice
35 badges- +45 exp to each party Pokemon and x10 rare candies
40 badges- +50 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 mega stone and x1 Z Crystal
45 badges- +55 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 Lv. 25 shiny Pokemon of choice
50 badges- +60 exp to each party Pokémon and x3 event items of choice
55 badges- +70 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 Lv. 50 shiny pokemon of choice
60 badges- +75 exp to each party Pokemon and x5 any non event items of choice
64 badges- Any legendary of choice

1 ribbon- +5 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 TM of your choice
3 ribbons- +15 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 mulch of your choice
5 ribbons- +20 exp to each party Pokemon and x5 contest items of your choice excluding event items
8 ribbons- +25 exp to each party Pokemon and x10 berries of choice excluding event berries
10 ribbons- +30 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 lucky eggs
12 ribbons- +35 exp to each party Pokemon and x5 event berries of your choice
15 ribbons- +40 exp to each party Pokemon and x5 pokeball seals or contest even items
18 ribbons- +45 exp to each party Pokemon and 1 active Pokemon's exp gets reset of your choice
20 ribbons- +50 exp to each party Pokemon and x10 rare candies
25 ribbons- +50 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 mega stone and x1 Z crystal
30 ribbons- +55 exp to each party Pokemon and x1 Lv. 25 shiny Pokemon of choice
35 ribbons- +60 exp to each party Pokemon and x3 event contest items of choice
40 ribbons- Any legendary of choice