Mythical Update

Added Partner variants for all Mythical Pokémon. Type: Null and Silvally also come included.
- Yes, this means Phione can now be slightly more useful!
Meltan now has an evolution method.
- This evolution method also applies for Partner Meltan as well.

Spoiler

To evolve Meltan into Melmetal, it must be at least level 60, then use an Iron Block on it while it's holding another Iron Block.

Added Pokédex entries for all the new available Partner Pokémon. Mew and Diancie also get Partner Pokédex entries as well.
- With the exception of Mew, all Partner Pokémon with more than two available forms only get one (technically two) Dex Entries regardless of form.
Removed the ash_cap aspect now that I know how aspects that aren't true or false work.
Partner Pikachu and Partner Eevee now learn their exclusive Move Tutor moves by level-up.
- This decision was solely made because I felt it necessary to include them.

Spoiler

Partner Pikachu wearing a cap cannot learn Partner Pikachu's exclusive moves, but if it already knows Zippy Zap, Floaty Fall, or Splishy Splash when the cap is put on, it still keeps those moves.

Changed how the "specialty" aspect works.
- Partner Mew now has access to six additional "variants" of itself, which is just Partner Mew but with modified stats. You can switch between these variants by giving Mew one of the Power Items, then "evolving" it, just like you would with any other Pokémon to give it the Partner aspect (unlike all other Pokémon that require items to evolve, this will NOT consume the item).
  - You also don't need to revert Mew back to its regular Partner variant every time, you can just change its stats again on the fly by simply repeating the process with a different Power Item.
  - As compensation for this, Partner Mew's regular base stats are now 115 across most of the board, with HP instead being base 125.
  - You can revert Partner Mew back to its original Partner variant by using an Echo Shard on it.
    - This was done semi-randomly for three reasons. The first reason being that you wouldn't really want to put Mew back into its regular Partner variant, so using a finite resource seems like a good idea, the second reason being that since Echo Shards are really rare (only found in ancient cities), this wouldn't be a fair investment, therefore leading one to not use it to revert Mew back to its technically weakest Partner variant, and the third reason being that, again, you can just change its stats by giving it a different Power Item and evolving it, so why waste an Echo Shard when there's a better, less expensive, and much less limited way to change its stats?
  - If you are going to alter Partner Mew's stats, you have to recall it first. The game crashes if you have it go through the evolution animation. No, this is not a joke.

Spoiler

The reason this happens is because Mew still has the item after the evolution animation finishes, and since all Pokémon that evolve using a specific hold item lose it when it evolves, Mew still having the item causes the game to crash.

MORE SPOILERS!!!

There is a secret extra Partner Mew variant called the Special variant. No more info will be given on that, but see if you can discover how to unlock it. But NO CHEATING! Discover it on your own!

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