SpaceworldMons [Cobblemon]

The pack includes far, FAR too many to list individually! We now include 95 individual species ranging from the entire roster of cut Pokémon, and 10~ Beta variants of pre-existing Pokémon!

Generation 1

• Uppercut - A weak Fighting-type move, learned by Pokémon like Machop.
• Baibai Punch - OHKO Move learnable by the Machop family.
• Star Freeze - A Special Ice-type move that can cause paralysis. Learnable by Starmie.
• Numb Pincer (Shibire Hasami) - A Bug-type move that can cause paralysis. Learned by several Pokémon, including Kingler.
• Ink Spray - A Dark-type move that sometimes lowers the foe's accuracy. Learned by Pokémon like Blottle.

Generation 2

• Bell Chime - Cures the user of Status ailments. Learnable by the Rinrin family.
• Cross Cutter - A high-crit rate move for Plux.
• Megaphone - A Speed-lowering move learned by several Pokémon, including Hoothoot.
• Rock Head - A strong Rock-type move that can cause flinching. Learned by Salegrosso.
• Rock Slash - A powerful Rock-type move with low accuracy. Learned by Pokémon like Tyranitar.
• Synchronize - A move that copies the foe's type. Learned by Pokémon like the Abra family.

Cut Gen 2 HM Moves

• Wind Ride - A high-crit Flying move, can be taught to most Bird Pokémon.
• Strong Arm - A Steel version of Power-Up Punch. Can be taught to most Fighting Pokémon.
• Bright Moss - A Grass-type move that always lowers the target's Accuracy. Can be taught to "overgrown" Pokémon.
• Uproot - A Normal-type move that deals extra damage to foes that are Ingrained, and removes the Ingrain. Learned sparcely by burly Pokémon.

Generation 3

• Volcanic Cannon - Fire-Type Zap Cannon. Learned by Camerupt.
• Lurk - Lowers the target's accuracy by 2 stages. Learned by Sableye.
• Scatter Spores - A move version of the ability Effect Spore. Learned by Breloom.
• Sprinkler - Water-type Rapid Spin. Learned by Kanbok.
• Exit Path - A status move that causes the foe to switch out. Learned by Komari.
• Echo - Mirror Move clone. Learned by Komari.
• Passage - A status move that causes the user to switch out. Learned by Duskull.
• Push Out - Fighting-type Dragon Tail. Learned by Hariyama.
• Rapid Descent - Normal-type Heavy Slam. Learned by Tropius.
• Shuriken - Normal-type Water Shuriken. Learned by Ninjask.
• Shadow Cloak - Raises the user's Evasiveness by 2 stages. Learned by Ninjask.
• Mirage Feather - Same as Shadow Cloak, but learned by Latios.
• Joyful Rhythm - Victory Dance clone. Learned by Spinda.
• Beak Shield - Protects the user and allies from Physical attacks for a turn. Learned by Pelipper.

This pack includes Held Items that appeared in the Spaceworld '97 Demo of Gold and Silver, which are:

• Type-Reduction Items - The following items reduce damage recieved by a given type by 20%: Mystic Petal (Grass), Talisman Tag (Ghost), Electric Pouch (Electric), Gross Garbage (Poison), Fire Mane (Fire), Champion Belt (Fighting), Serpent Scale (Dragon), Fossil Shard (Ground), 5 Yen Coin (Psychic), Tough Stone (Rock), Wobbly Bloon (Normal), White Feather (Flying), Strange Water (Water), Ice Bikini (Ice), Guard Thread (Bug)
• Stimulus Orb - Prevents the holder from falling asleep.
• Confuse Claw - Causes enemy Pokémon to take damage when the holder enters battle.
• Strange Power - Turns all moves used by and against the holder into Typeless.
• Steel Shell and Wisdom Orb - Raises the holders Defense and Special Defense by 10% respectively.
• Counter Cuff - Deals damage back to foes who use Physical Attacks on the holder.
• Berserk Gene - Sharply boosts Attack, but confuses the holder.

Each species implimented by the pack are made with the intent of being as close to the designs made by the original developers. Most of our information comes from TheCuttingRoomFloor's pages documenting beta builds of the mainline Pokémon games. We also include some information presented on the Helix Chamber, as they have the most documentation on Gen 1's development.

If there is any information we concretely know, we use it. Speculation is used sparingly, unless it's absolutely required to fill in gaps. Original Japanese names are used as the base, as English names were only localized close to release. If a name isn't available, we first defer to the names provided in the interview with series translator Nob Osagawara, after that we use popular Fanon names, and finally we create original names as a last resort.

Inevitably there will be inaccuracies, and we will continue to update and make changes to remedy this. This pack is in equal parts a by-fans-for-fans art project, and an attempt to document all the interesting details this series's development has.

As of version 4.0, we changed our file structure to prevent certain glitches that would arise in older versions. As a result, packs that add similar species such as Gorochu may have compatability issues. You should still be able to load multiples of these packs together, but things like animations, learnsets, evolution data, etc may be affected. Unfortunately, we will not be attempting to fix this until Cobblemon itself has a better way of handling adding species.

Similarly, packs that change Pokémon learnsets may be affected, due to how species_additions is used to add custom moves to learnsets.

All Held Items are obtainable via crafting in survival. As they're handled through custom NBT, they do not appear naturally in the Creative Inventory.

If you want to obtain them all in Creative Mode, make sure cheats are enabled in your world and run the command: /function spaceworldmons:spawn_items

This is an issue with versions of the pack prior to 4.0. It was done this way for compatability with other Datapacks, having the species be treated as regional variants. The command to properly spawn in the models is /pokespawn [species] spaceworldmons

Other commands like /pokegive and natural spawning/evolving work as intended.

We decided not to include data in the base pack for this, as if you play the pack with other datapacks that also include their own starters, one will overwrite the other. Here's how you can add the Beta Johto starters in yourself!

• Go to your mods menu and search for Cobblemon, and click on the 'Configure...' button.
• From there, search "starter" in the search bar. You will see a label titled "Export Starter Config". You will want this set to Yes
• Open the installation of Minecraft you have your game set up in, now you should have a 'starter.json' file inside the config/cobblemon folder.
• • If you don't see it, go to your worlds screen and select 'Create a New World', you don't have to create a new world, this should just generate the file.
• Wherever you want the starters to show up (ideally before Johto and after Kanto), paste the JSON below in-between the entries:

    {
      "name": "Nihon",
      "displayName": "Nihon",
      "order": -110,
      "pokemon": [
        "Chikorita beta level=10",
        "Honoguma level=10",
        "Kurusu level=10"
      ],
      "randomStarter": false
    },

  In versions 1.0-3.1: Replace Beta with spaceworld_bias=beta_johto and include spaceworldmons after Honoguma and Kurusu!

Save, and you're done! They should now appear as starter options in any world you create. Include this in your server's configs to have them show up if you're planning on adding the pack in your multiplayer worlds.