Fluxmon

# Fluxmon Fluxmon is a collectible Pokémon bot for Fluxer, inspired by Pokétwo. Wild Pokémon appear while your community is chatting. Type the correct name to catch them, then build your collection, trade with other players, and use your Pokémon in battle. There are **1,078 species** to find, including all **1,025 Pokémon**, regional forms, and shiny variants. Each Pokémon also comes with its own IVs and nature, so even two of the same species can be very different. > Collect Pokémon from every generation, complete your Pokédex, or simply hunt for your favourites. ## Build your collection Your Pokédex tracks what you have caught across every generation. As your collection grows, you will reach milestones and earn coins. You can focus on completing each generation, searching for shinies, collecting rare forms, or finding Pokémon with strong IVs. ## Battle with your team Build a team of up to six Pokémon and make your own decisions each round. Choose a move or switch Pokémon based on what your opponent is doing. Type matchups, status conditions, and stat changes all play a part, so building a good team matters just as much as having strong Pokémon. | Battle mode | What to expect | |:------------|:---------------| | **Wild battles** | Fight wild Pokémon and try out different teams | | **Trainer ladder** | Take on increasingly difficult PvE opponents | | **Ranked PvP** | Battle other players, earn Elo, and climb the rankings | ## Trade and make progress Earn coins by catching Pokémon, completing quests, and claiming daily rewards. You can trade Pokémon and coins directly with other players or use the market to buy and sell. The shop offers useful items for levelling, changing natures, improving IVs, summoning spawns, and increasing your shiny odds. Daily streaks, rotating quests, evolutions, badges, and Pokédex milestones give you plenty to work towards without making the bot feel like a full time job. ## Getting started Register your account with: ```text f!start ``` View all available commands with: ```text f!help ``` You can also mention Fluxmon instead of using the prefix: ```text @Fluxmon help ```