Some Pokémon have also had their TM/HM compatibility modified, in some cases adding in moves that they could ordinarily only learn in later generations (such as Drain Punch for Toxicroak), and other cases granting them access to entirely moves by TM (e.g. you won't get moves at extremely high levels). The levels at which they learn the moves have been structured so that you can reliably access them just by naturally playing the game (i.e. Pokémon will now learn their normal level up moves but now also learn other moves that enable them to be the best they can be, including TM moves, Egg moves and moves they only have access to in previous or later generations, up to and including Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! Some Pokémon also get the chance to learn entirely new moves that they never could before, such as Megahorn for Pinsir and Earth Power for Typhlosion. Pelipper and Torkoal also gain their new Drizzle and Drought abilities from Gen 7, and a lot of Pokémon gain their Hidden Ability from Gen 5 and later as a secondary standard ability in this hack.Īll Pokémon have also had their level up move sets completely revamped. All Pokémon have had their typing, base stats and wild held items updated to match what they are as of Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, meaning you can now use Pokémon such as Clefairy and Ralts with their Fairy-type as in the later games. The Fairy-type from the Gen 6 games and later has been added in Renegade Platinum, replacing what was previously the ? type. The details for all of these battles can be seen in the Trainer Pokémon file in the documentation. Their signature Pokémon are also now equipped with a Poké Ball seal for some extra flair! However, they do retain their aesthetics from the original, including their type focuses and signature Pokémon. You can expect some of your Pokémon to faint in battle unless you bring some strategies of your own to the table. They shouldn't be literally impossible to beat, but are definitely a much greater challenge than the original version. The first round Elite Four and the Champion also have the unique property of randomly picking from four teams to battle you with, making it impossible to know in advance what their lead Pokémon will be. Gym Leaders and Elite Four members now always use 6 Pokémon instead of the 3-5 from before, and all of these battles have them using high IV Pokémon with custom movesets, held items, and sometimes ideal natures. Important battles such as the rival, Gym Leaders, Galactic Admins or the Elite Four have had their difficulty increased further than normal Trainers. Please note that this feature is purely for the normal Trainer battles in the game the Battle Frontier has not been changed. The details for what each Trainer has can be seen in the Trainer Pokemon document. Additionally, all Trainers use the AI that is normally only used by boss Trainers such as the Elite Four. Trainers can now expect their Pokémon to reach the 70s by the Elite Four, instead of the 50s that was the case in the original Platinum. Trainer levels have also been modified to fit the new level curve, which is now higher than before due to bigger Pokémon rosters and greater use of evolved Pokémon awarding larger amounts of EXP. The Pokémon rosters of every Trainer in the game has been edited, now including Pokémon from the National Dex. (Big thanks to Mikelan98 for that feature!) Additionally, the correct locations for wild Pokémon are also shown in the Pokédex.

The details for where to get each Pokémon can be found between the wild Pokémon and special events documents. In the cases where a Pokémon being in the wild would not be thematically appropriate - for example, starter Pokémon or legendaries - new events have been added to the game to make obtaining these Pokémon feel as unique as they normally would.

It's possible to catch or obtain the majority of Pokémon before facing the Elite Four for the first time, meaning you can construct almost any team you want. The wild Pokémon for every single area have been modified extensively, now including species not ordinarily found in the Sinnoh region. The specifics of what parts have been changed are explained in the paragraphs below.Īll Pokémon that were originally in Platinum, from Bulbasaur to Arceus, are available to obtain within the game.

In a nutshell, this hack generally keeps the same story flow as the original Pokémon Platinum but adds in a significant number of gameplay differences, including but not limited to access to all 493 Pokémon in the game, revamped Trainers including tougher boss fights, lots of (optional) changes to weaker Pokémon to make them easier to use, the removal of trade only evolutions and a number of other quality of life changes. Pokémon Renegade Platinum is an enhancement hack of Pokémon Platinum Version, similar to my other hacks such as Sacred Gold & Storm Silver and Blaze Black & Volt White.

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