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Accepted trainer profiles and additional character information can be found here. Each character and his/her related info (inventory, Pokémorphs, etc.) will be located in a sub-board.

Sub-boards: Raven Amberlien, Flint Bancroft, Jen Drake, Jae-Sun Ryou, Raine Ciruelo, Viv Sunrise, Archibold Evans, Adonai Gonen, Rae Fawn, Buck Furlowe, Kana Eisley, Maggie Obenaus, Renée Ballantine, Aaron Grant, Linton Ernst

Accepted Pokémorph profiles will be moved here. This board does not contain sub-directories, all Pokémorph profiles are listed in a single topic.

Flat land and grass as far as the eye can see! Though the occasional tree or shrub might dot the landscape, the Meadow Fields are mostly uninteresting grasslands. Though wild Pokémorphs are less common near the parts of the Fields around Millennium City, and the area is generally pleasant, it would be unwise to let down your guard even here.

Slippery, muddy slopes and rocky, gravelly bottoms are made all the more dangerous by the pouring rain and constant darkness in the Thunder Hills. The only light tends to be from the not-at-all infrequent cracks of lightning, and even with this split-second illumination there's little to see but dead grass, dead trees, and probably some angry electric-type Pokémorphs. Watch yourself.

This Lake has grown to a gargantuan size due to all of the rainwater pouring in from the Thunder Hills. It's a pretty sight to see, and rather awe-inspiring in its vastness, but Pokémorphs lurk under the cover of murky water and hiding in the green, green grass.

Desert land as far as the eye can see is interrupted only by the Volcanic Region of the Scorching Steppes. This is easily one of the harshest places to explore due to the dryness and extreme heat. If you're lucky, maybe you'll come across an oasis, but... well, if you're not...

Thick foliage, murky swamplands, high humidity, and skulking, hidden Pokémorphs make the jungle not only difficult to navigate and uncomfortable to spend time in, but dangerous as well. Scientists, scouts, and trainers have tried to explore the depths either for research purposes or simply for the sake of having a tale to tell, but the vast majority never returned.

Though what was once a jungle has become a snowy and barren wasteland, vast and difficult to navigate through, the beautiful ice forest in the north Snowlands and the ruined Aion Harbor in the south are sights to see for particularly brave and strong trainers. Careful not to fall into any of the burrows dug by wild Pokémorphs, however. They don't take kindly to intrusions.

The Echo Mountains might not have the tallest peaks, but what with all of the jagged rocks and cliffs and steep slopes, it's definitely a dangerous climb up. Inside the mountains are elaborate tunnel systems dug by wild Pokémorphs once upon a time.