Rodrigo Brasil

Ritchie's Team, the trainer who has a tendency of catching the same Pokemon as Ash. OT is "RITCHIE". Unfortunately, Cruise (Gen II, Pupitar) Rose (Gen III, Taillow) and Happy (Gen I, Butterfree) are kinda useless, but alas, those are the moves they showed themselves to be able to use, and I used the Gen Learnsets to decide on their level. Sadly, only notable thing about those is that Rose has Gust, an anime exclusive move, and Happy has litterally no offensive whatsoever, with Sleep Powder and Whirlwind as her moves, lol. For Gen I, the others might be stronger, though. Zippo was a Charmander who evolved into Charmeleon, but only ever used exactly 4 moves (including Tackle, an anime exclusive move), so I made Zippo as a charmander at level 46 (when Charmander learns Fire Spin on Gen I) and Zippo as a Charmeleon at lv 56 (when Charmeleon learns Fire Spin). Considering the amount of time it took for Zippo to evolve, the level difference actually makes sense, lol.

Class is in session, students! Do as Clefairy says! This is a fan made Event Pokemon I made for Gen 1. Somewhat ideal to start a game (After the rival battle), though it might be a bit powerful depending on the opponents! This Event Pokemon is based on Teacher Clefairy from Pokemon Stadium's famous game "Clefairy Says". It has only two moves: Event Move, Crab Hammer, and Sing. Sing is based on how the Clefairies sing on the mini game, and Crab Hammer is to represent the rubber hammer the teacher drops on the heads of the students that don't pay attention in class and make mistakes, lol! No EVs, and 8 IVs in all stats, except attack, which is 9. Standart Gen 1 CPU. Level is 10. I presume the Clefairy students you play as would be level 5 on the mini game, and the teacher would be double that. Realistically it should be higher, but I decided to make a sort of "starter game event". Nintendo often do event Pokemon with low levels to go through the whole game with, so why not? Clefairy has the nickname "TEACHER", and it's OT is "STADIUM", as if it would be an in game reward Pokemon, like the Amnesia Psyduck, for example. Probably you'd earn Teacher Clefairy as a reward for some hard task involving the mini game mode, lol. Hope you guys like it!

Lance is one of my favorite Elite 4 members, so I figured I'd turn his team playable. As Yellow was the first Pokemon Game I ever played, I figured his Yellow team would be the one I'd do. IVs and EVs are standart from CPU opponents on this game, all of them have no EVs and 8 IVs on all stats except attack which is 9 Ivs. Can't give them infinite PP but I can give PP up to all his Pokemon's attacks, lol. The most notable thing on Lance's Yellow team is that all his Pokemon know Hyper Beam, and of course, his ace, Dragonite. With Blizzard, Thunder, Fire Blast and Hyper Beam, Lance could probably solo the other three members of the Elite 4 with Dragonite alone if he could outspeed Lorelei's ice types and had good Thunder luck, lol. (I just might have to make Lorelei's yellow team at one point to compare speed....) Anyway, enjoy it!

This is the second pack from my Pokemon Stadium 1 series. Thanks to Pokemon Stadium Editor letting me see the opponent's Pokemon down to their stats, I'll work on using PK Hex to generate perfect copies of all enemy teams, so if you wanna play as them in your Gen 1 games, or, like me, want to see if you use the computer's teams in Stadium 1 better than the computer itself....have fun! Figuring I'd start from Round 1, here are the two teams from Pokemon Stadium's "Battle Now!" mode in Round 1. Team 1-OT-BLUE-Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Sandshrew, Clefairy. Team 2-OT-RED-Magnemite, Oddish, Vulpix, Psyduck, Cubone, Meowth. Interestingly, according to Pokemon Stadium editor, all Pokemon have 0 IVs in all stats, but also 25600 Stat experience in all stats, as well. Being designed for a quick battle, both teams are perfectly balanced...among their counterpart. That is, Electric, Grass, Fire, Water, Ground and Normal Pokemon. (Though, while it's perfectly balanced for use in Battle Now, it actually struggles as early as the Cerulean Gym in Gym Leader Castle, had trouble getting past the 1st Gym Trainer's Tentacool and Seaking!) Anyway, enjoy. Next pack will be Round 1's "Pettit Cup" teams.

I used a program named Pokemon Stadium Editor. It lets you see the opponent's teams to edit them in game, alongside other things. But they also show the opponent's teams fully, including IVs and EVs they might have, as well as PPups. Using this info, I used PKHeX to make exact copies of Mewtwo from Stadium's "Vs Mewtwo" mode, and decided to share with you guys! There are two files, one is Mewtwo from Vs Mewtwo's R1 fight, and the other is the super overpowered and busted R2 Mewtwo. They should be exact copies of Stadium's vs Mewtwo, so now you guys get to see their stats and crush the games with Pokemon Stadium 1's final bosses! Fittingly, I put the OT "STADIUM".

Ash had lots of Pokemon, so this first part is just the Pokemon he released (Or gave away for training in Primeape's case) on the Indigo League and Orange Islands arc. As there's no equivalent game character to Ash, I checked Pokemon Yellow's learnset (since Yellow is based on the anime) and gave each Pokemon here a proper level according to the moves they used. So, for example, Butterfree is LV 23, the level it learns Whirlwind in the games. (And yes, Butterfree has no attacking moves, but Whirlwind, Sleep Powder, and Stun Spore is literally all he used on the anime, lol. I Choose You movie and Electric Tale Of Pikachu are alternate and not the original anime, so I didn't include moves from those) Also included are the Pre-Evolutions, Mankey, Pidgeotto, Caterpie and Metapod, with moves they used while on that form. Bulbapedia doesn't include Surf on Ash's Lapras's movelist, but as he LITERALLY does go to one island to another on Lapras(Surf's field effect in game) I had to include it. OT for all of them is "ASH". Bonus-Old Man's Jump Kick Raticate he temporally traded for Ash's Butterfree (OT-"OLDMAN") Mimey-(OT-"ASH"-even if he gave it to his mom, he still technically caught it himself) Sabrina's Haunter-(As I wasn't sure if Ash DID catch Haunter or if Haunter just followed him around and ended up staying with Sabrina, I gave it the OT "SABRINA". As it's only attack was Lick, I made Haunter be level 25, the level Gastly evolves into Haunter.)

Second in my anime fake events series for Gen 1, Brock. As usual, if a Pokemon used more than 4 moves on the anime, I included more than one version of the Pokemon so all moves they used are accounted for. All Pokemon are LV 14(Strongest level from Brock on Red, Blue, and Yellow versions), OT "BROCK" Bonus-Suzie's Vulpix that stayed on Brock's team for a long while(OT "SUZIE") and the Ninetales Brock commanded against Team Rocket in one episode (OT "LOKOKO") I intend on making and posting more PK1 here from the anime before moving on to games and Gen II, so if anyone has a specific character from Indigo League or Orange Islands saga that you want to see and download here, or game character from Red/Blue/Yellow or Pokemon Stadium, feel free to send me a message and ask, I like making those!

Fake Event Pokemon I made. Nintendo in future gens did events such as Ash's Pikachu, so I figured, why not? All of Misty's anime Gen I Pokemon with "MISTY" as the OT, at LV 21 (Due to it being Misty's Starmie's level in game), and as bad as this means, movesets taken from the anime. This means even adding "event moves" for when a Pokemon uses a move on the anime that they can't learn on the game, like Tackle Poliwhirl. Also, Staryu, Goldeen and Psyduck used more than four attacks on the anime, so they have more than one variation so as to cover all moves they used in Gen I. As a bonus, I also added Anime Misty's Gyarados, who debuted on the anime way after Gen 1, but used enough Gen 1 moves to be done as an event Pokemon here!