The Indigo Disk: Difference between revisions

It follows [[The Teal Mask]]. As such, completion of the main story of The Teal Mask, as well as completing the main story of Pokémon Scarlet or Pokémon Violet, are prerequisites to beginning the main story of The Indigo Disk.

The Indigo Disk was added to the game along with a [[Mochi Mayhem|post-game epilogue story]] that will be made accessible on January 11th, 2024, available only after finishing the main story of The Indigo Disk.

In Area Zero, the player, Carmine, Kieran, and Briar travel to the [[Zero Lab]], where the purpose of the Indigo Disk is revealed as a method of redirecting the facility's elevator even further below than the [[Time travel|time machine]] room and into the [[Area Zero Underdepths]]. Traversing through the crystal-filled cave, the player learns of the nineteenth Tera Type, called the {{t|Stellar}} Tera Type, which consists of the power of every other [[type]] combined and is possessed by some wild Tera Pokémon living in the cave. At the very bottom of the cave, the group discovers a crystal that Briar says is the dormant form of Terapagos. Once Terapagos awakens, it tries to approach the player, but Kieran, refusing to allow {{p|Ogerpon|another Legendary Pokémon}} to join the player instead of him, swiftly catches Terapagos with a [[Master Ball]].

Following the journey to Area Zero's depths, Briar publishes a retelling of the expedition in [[Briar's Book|a book]], giving a copy of it to the player as a gift. After receiving it, the player can visit the [[Crystal Pool]] in Kitakami with Terapagos, causing a strange mist to appear. From the mist emerges [[Professor Sada]]{{sup/9|S}}/[[Professor Turo]]{{sup/9|V}}, who seems to have somehow been transported there through time and space. {{ga|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{ga|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}} emerges from its [[Koraidon's Poké Ball|Poké]] [[Miraidon's Poké Ball|Ball]], happy to see its former owner again. The {{pkmn|Professor}} becomes fascinated by various things the player tells them about, especially the information presented in Briar's book. Wishing to study it further, the Professor trades it for their cherished copy of the [[Scarlet Book]]{{sup/9|S}}/[[Violet Book]]{{sup/9|V}} before the mist disappears and they are transported back to where they came from.

The [[Legendary Pokémon]] {{p|Terapagos}} debuts in The Indigo Disk with its three forms, Normal, Terastal, and Stellar Form. Two new evolutions are introduced; an evolution of {{p|Duraludon}} called {{p|Archaludon}}, and an evolution of {{p|Dipplin}} called {{p|Hydrapple}}. Four more [[Paradox Pokémon]] are introduced; {{p|Gouging Fire}}, {{p|Raging Bolt}}, {{p|Iron Boulder}}, and {{p|Iron Crown}}.

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The Blueberry League, BB League for short, is a unique [[Pokémon League|Pokémon battle league]] where students rise in ranks from the various Pokémon battles against each other. To face the BB League Elite Four, the player must pass four unique Elite Tests. Each member of BB League Elite Four occupies a biome in the [[Terarium]]. One Elite Trial by [[Amarys]] has {{ga|Koraidon}}{{sup/9|S}}/{{ga|Miraidon}}{{sup/9|V}} gain the ability to fly temporarily to pass through floating rings in the air.

Blueberry Academy has a League Club Room where participating players in the BB League can join to train through Pokémon battles. The player can also use the clubroom's computer to fund other clubs in the Academy using Blueberry Points ([[Battle Point|BP]] for short). Depending on the club they're helping, the player can receive thank-you gifts.

The player can redecorate the League Club Room after sending funds to the Art Club. There are seven options the player can unlock. The Baseball Club offers the player different [[Poké Ball]] throwing styles. The Music Club adds options for the background music that can be played in the League Club Room. The Photography Club offers upgrades to their [[Rotom Phone]] and photo-taking. Finally, through the Terarium Club, The player can spend 3,000 BP four times for each Biome and allow the [[starter Pokémon]] to appear in certain areas within the Terarium.

The Item Printer is one of the rewards that player can use after their first visit to [[Terarium]], placed within the League Club Room. By adding [[TM Material]]s to the Item Printer, the player can obtain several items. The machine can be upgraded three times, from Standard to Great, Ultra, and Master. Each upgrade requires both BP and having printed several items a certain amount of times.

A new feature in the Terarium, the player can unlock the [[Synchro Machine]] after helping a Scientist named [[Synclaire]] with her research. The machine allows the player to synchronize with their Pokémon, allowing them to move around as said Pokémon and battle other Pokémon in the style of {{DL|Let's Go!|Auto Battle}}. Unlike a typical Auto Battle, [[Shiny Pokémon]] are knocked out if attacked while the player is synchronized. The Synchro Machine can also be used in the Union Circle, with the entire group synchronizing with their respective Pokémon. Every Pokémon included in Scarlet and Violet, along with DLC expansions, can be synchronized with. Also, flying Pokémon used in Synchro Machine will stay in flight, even when walking off a ledge.

* [[Treat]]

* [[Sweet]] (returning, all types)

* All [[starter Pokémon]] from past generations in the [[core series]] return in The Indigo Disk. The player can encounter them in the [[Terarium]] after upgrading their respective biomes. Each biome can be upgraded through the [[League Club Room]] computer in exchange for 3,000 [[Battle Point|BP]] per biome.

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The Indigo Disk Promo-1.png|First promotional artwork

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