You begin the journey as another recruit in the general headquarters of Isla Inta, in seven islands, with the purpose of gradually advancing in the organization. To do so, you must successfully complete the assignments assigned to you by your superiors. Your tale takes place in the same chronology as the beginning of Red and Blue’s adventure, and because you’ll be transferred to Kanto at some point, you’ll be able to see Red/story Blue’s from the perspective of a team member.
Team Rocket, and others, see everything that was behind it (here, of course, we go into the issue of speculations), attempting to make everything that happens canonical inside the original games, while certain surprises fall. As a result, the idea behind this hack is that you, as a random rocket recruit, can do everything in your power to reverse the classic situation in which team rocket and Giovanni are destroyed by red, partly doing justice by giving him to a villain of our ability as a player, so there will be a clash between this and the canonical story (which will be maintained in this hack).
All of this is, despite the high proportion, a part of our experience, because we will also witness some of the most important projects that the team rocket had on the way, with a substantial portion of the game dedicated to uncovering various mysteries that many of us could suspect but were never confirmed.
Features
Explore Kanto like never before: uncover the true nature of its people, its internal conflicts, and the aftermath of Red’s departure.
Four full regions: Kanto, Sevii Islands (Archi7), Johto, and Hoenn, all spanning over three years between Gen 1 and Gen 2.
Rise through Team Rocket’s ranks with a dynamic promotion system that changes your appearance as you progress.
Real Time Clock (RTC) is static
Approximately 110 hours of content:
30–35 hours main story
12–16 hours Sevii Islands
25–30 hours Johto
15–20 hours DLC
20–25 hours Hoenn
Custom music for major battles and new areas.
Optional side quests and events that enrich your Rocket role and reward you with exclusive Pokémon and items.
Pokémon up to Gen 9, including canonical designs from the 1997 Gold/Silver beta.
Dozens of new Pokémon, including Rocket experiments, bond evolutions, megas, and primals.
Extensive new mapping of areas not shown in the original games.
Over 1,500 trainers to battle.
Around 700 Pokémon are obtainable, covering most of the first four generations.
