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It's a self-imposed challenge, you make the rules, but generally, multi-form mons are allowed in monotypes as long as you use the form of correct type (for example, if I was doing a mono Water, I could use Rotom-Wash, but not any other form of Rotom, and Type:Null is allowed only with the Water memory). For in-battle transformations, you can find much more divergence in the rules.

You just need to manually answer the questions right. The answer are mostly revealed in chapter 15, which means if your old playthrough is very old, you of course won't know the answers. Anyway, here's a refresher in case you did actually play chapter 15:

When? v13.5 is out right now, check out the download page: https://www.rebornevo.com/rejuvdown/ It covers 15 out of 18 badges, virtually the entire region is exploitable, with plenty of hidden areas that host side quests and lore. The story is up to two days before big showdown with the evil team and features two branching routes. I'm not involved in the development, so take it with a huge grain of salt, but I have a feeling v14 shouldn't take more than a year and some change to release. For the complete game, including the post game, that's definitely several years away.

Gen 8. Btw, the wiki has a complete pokedex.

M2 mentions Annihilape in the Renegade preview, and Gen 9 has been confirmed to be in V14 in a previous blog post. What I do wonder about is if we'll get Tera as well: having access to a Tera, a Z-Move, and a Mega would make for crazy high power battles.

Even if you do use the Interceptor's Wish, Melia will refuse to use HMs. You can come back to there as MC after you finish the story segment.

You and your friends might be capable trainer, but outside a pokémon battle you're worthless and your friends aren't much better. For some reason you can't wrap your head around, Crescent, who you don't even know well, keeps playing your guardian angel despite her Gothitelle hating you, and she's strong even outside a pokémon battle. If you were overpowered by GIratina it wouldn't be as hopeless, and it has to make you feel hopeless. If, for example, Melia was her Chapter 15 self, even with a Chapter 8 team, you, Janner, and Nim falling into lava couldn't have happened. It's a bitter way to end Act 1, but it makes exactly the points it needs to make for Act 2. While you stay the pokémon specialist of the party, your mates branch out their skills and help you in different ways than throwing pokeballs.

I'm not too sure giving a bonus ability to the crests is a great idea: weather/terrain setting abilities are busted enough that otherwise mediocre pokemon become competitive staples, here you're just investing the item instead of the ability. Plus, Misty Terrain already has its defensive effects: prevents status conditions, raises Sp. Def by 1.5, and protects allies from Dragon-type moves, and, while slow, Wish is boosted by the terrain. I also see a world where people would run Draining Kiss: 112 effective BP from Sylveon under Misty Terrain is still nothing to scoff at. Sure, this crest favors the wallbreaker playstyle over the bulky support one, but, on the flip side, after STAB, boosted Pixilate, and Misty Terrain, Hyper Voice gets a 3.3x multiplier (imagine we get Tera in v14, with Tera Fairy would have a 4.5x multiplier, the opponent can have double resistance and still gets boosted damage), Sylveon simply doesn't need any other offensive move (yes, you could run Mystic Fire, but it doesn't need it), and it gets it without any choice lock, so the other 3 slots can all be support moves and you're not missing out on anything. The Umbreon crest could appreciate the extra oomph: shutting down the opponent's terrain and weather isn't as good as setting up your own, and this crest doesn't do anything unless your opponent has those set up. Having an additional leftover effects is warranted. For the other Eeveelutions, it's a bit harder: they don't have a busted terrain-ability combo like Sylveon does, but the crest still does something no matter what, unlike Umbreon.

No, unfortunately my knowledge of the community doesn't go that deep. But you should have posted this thread under Troubleshooting instead of Discussions.

Posting the errors would be a start, but I don't think I can really help you: I haven't touched Windows in years, and the first step of learning Linux is unlearning Windows.

You should use PowerShell as the terminal on Windows 10 or later. You don't need to run it as admin. Beyond that, I can't help much because I'm just so unfamiliar with the platform. I heared somewhere you can just type 'cmd' in the file manager's top bar to open the cmd console on that directory. Probably writing 'pwsh' or 'powershell' should do the same, if not, you can still use the cmd, but you need to run 'dir /q' instead of 'ls -l'.

Open the terminal and run "ls -l" (on Windows use the PowerShell rather than the traiditional cmd console if possible, but if the cmd console is all you have, run 'dir /q' instead) in the directory "Data" inside Rejuv's install directory. Post the output.

Just do your thing, it'll make sense later.

If you go for the Fairy theme, Jynx's final evo dropping the Psychic type and becoming an Ice/Fairy sounds good, while Magmortar could be either Normal/Fairy or Rock/Fairy. Both Ice/Fairy and Rock/Fairy work as very offensive types, while Normal/Fairy can work on pretty much anything. Okay, I forgot about Raging Fury (after all, it was introduced only in LA, and only H-Arcanine, Infernape, and Gouging Fire learn it), which looks perfect for A-Electivire and doesn't force you to use Magic Guard for a good Fire STAB.

You forgot to add Fairy to the type. I think it would prefer a Fire signature move over a Fairy one: Play Rough is already a great move, even if it can miss, but there are no good physical Fire move, except for Flare Blitz and Bitter Blade. It won't be able to learn Bitter Blade, for obvious reason, and Flare Blitz is a recoil move, which you really don't to see on a tank. It's interesting that you started with Electivire, since Magmar, Electabuzz, and Jinx are part of a trio, Jynx never got an evolution in Gen 4 thanks to americans seeing racism even in a random dirt mark on the street. An Ice-type Magmortar and a Normal-type Jynx that actually gets a final evolution would be interesting. Another way to do it, is a Normal-type Magmortar and a final evolution for Jynx, the latter with the lore of being native of Valor Mountain and being unable to reach its final form in other regions.