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In {{pkmn|Scarlet and Violet|Pokémon Violet}}, the {{player}} enrolls at the academy, and meets fellow students such as [[Nemona]], [[Arven]], and [[Penny]]. Clavell assigns to the player the independent study project, the Treasure Hunt. Some students of the academy are delinquents, and have formed [[Team Star]]. | In {{pkmn|Scarlet and Violet|Pokémon Violet}}, the {{player}} enrolls at the academy, and meets fellow students such as [[Nemona]], [[Arven]], and [[Penny]]. Clavell assigns to the player the independent study project, the Treasure Hunt. Some students of the academy are delinquents, and have formed [[Team Star]]. | ||
===Geography=== | |||
To get to the academy, students and faculty must climb a large outdoor staircase near the center of Mesagoza with over 150 steps in it which has been described by students as "the worst staircase in the world." Upon entering the academy, students are greeted to a large entrance with three floors that also serves as the academy's library and general studying area. The most notable book in the library is the "Violet Book" to the right of the main entrance, which is described as a "mysterious purple tome" and contains a large amount of detail surrounding the various mysteries of the Paldea region. The [[Violet Book]] was written by the historian [[Heath]] who was aided by his partner {{p|Cyclizar}}, with its contents being the result of an expedition funded by the academy. The tome covers [[Area Zero]] in the [[Great Crater of Paldea]], along with the various [[Herba Mystica]] and [[Titan Pokémon]]. | |||
The remainder of the lower floor of the library included a book called "Academy Rules and Regulations," which details how students should appear and behave within the academy, along with detailing that the Great Crater of Paldea is a prohibited area for any student's independent study; the "Student Registry," a nearly complete record of the students that have entered the academy and when; a book called "Pokémon Natures" that briefly covers [[natures]]; "Status Conditions and Catching Pokémon," which covers how Pokémon that have their HP lowered and Pokémon that have a [[status condition]] are both easier to catch; "Types and Moves I," which briefly goes over [[type]]s and explains the 50% boost from [[Same-type attack bonus|a Pokémon using moves that share the same type as it]]; "Types and Moves II," which details [[terastallize|terastallizing]] and explaining that Pokémon get a 50% boost when using attack from both their original typing and from their [[Tera Type]] when terastallizing; and finally a book called "The Uva Academy School Song." | |||
The middle floor of the library is made up of two separate wings that are connected only by the upper and lower floors. The left half covers "Art: The Scenic Route," a month magazine with an article covering "[[Brassius]], the Verdant Virtuoso;" the June issue of "Occulture" that vaguely describes what appears to be a Pokémon similar to {{p|Tyranitar}} called Iron Thorns; a book called "Festivals of Paldea," describing the Olive Harvest Festival in the town of [[Cortondo]]; the book "Appreciating Sunflora," which goes on to cover the connection between {{p|Sunflora}} to the town of [[Artazon]]; and "How to Become a Champion," a book that explains to trainers the requirements for them to reach the rank of [[Champion]] in the Paldea region. The right half of the floor covers a magazine called "Paldean Sports Monthly," which details "the Sub-zero Shredder['s]" sixth consecutive win in the [[Montenevera]] Cup and the upcoming [[Glaseado]] Mountain Cup; a magazine called "Sweet Truth," with an article about Cortondo's [[Patisserie Sopaberry]] which is owned by [[Katy]]; a magazine called "The Musician's Register," with an article covering [[Ryme]], "The MC of RIP," and the initial passing of her partner Pokémon; and the July issue of "Occulture" that vaguely describes what appears to be a Pokémon similar to {{p|Hydreigon}} called Iron Jugulis. | |||
The upper floor of the library contains three areas with various books and magazines. The left and right sections are connected on this floor by a central area that is directly above the main desk of the entrance. Bird Pokémon such as {{p|Fletchling}} are seen throughout the floor. The left side of this floor contains the book "Of People and Pokémon," which covers the general history of humans and Pokémon; the August issue of "Occulture" that vaguely describes what appears to be a Pokémon similar to {{p|Volcarona}} called Iron Moth; and the book "[[Sonia's Book|Galar: A History]]," covering the events at [[Stow-on-Side]] when the mural in the town was destroyed by [[Rose#In the games|a borrowed Copperajah]], leading to the discovery of [[Hero duo|a pair of Pokémon statues]] behind the destroyed mural and the true history of [[Galar]]. The central area contains a pamphlet called "Hall of Fame Badges: A Record," which explains the Hall of Fame Badge and those who have been awarded it, including [[Turo]]; and the book "Fine Food from Far Away," which details the [[Pewter Crunchies]], the [[:Category:Local specialties|local speciality]] of the [[Kanto]] region's [[Pewter City]], describing its limited popularity due to its appearance and taste. The right section containing the September issue of "Occulture" that vaguely describes what appears to be a Pokémon similar to {{p|Donphan}} called Iron Treads; the following October issue of "Occulture" that vaguely describes what appears to be a Pokémon similar to {{p|Delibird}} called Iron Bundle; and a book called "Charcadet's Adventures," that covers the first half of a battle between {{p|Charcadet}} and a {{p|Gengar}}, along with a decision between two sets of armor that Charcadet must pick from to beat Gengar. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||