PokéDex

The Pokédex is a digital encyclopedia created as an valuable tool for Trainers on their Pokémon adventure. It gives information about all Pokémon in the world that are contained in its database, however, they are also only given to a few Trainers at a time, generally to the ones that are felt to have exceptional potential and skill.

PokéDex entries typically describe a Pokémon in only two or three sentences maximum. They may give information on the habitat and life style of the Pokémon. PokéDex entries include details of a Pokémon's abilities, cry, footprint, height, weight, evolution, family and more.

Detailed Functions
The PokéDex has numerous functions, being a helpfull guide to Trainers and Professors for adventures and research respectively.
 * 1) Description Function: The PokéDex describes the Pokémon that the Trainer has encountered whenevr its scanner is faced towards the Pokémon. Doing so it describes the Pokémon in a brief summarized way.
 * 2) Habitual Function: The PokéDex describes the habitat and life style of a Pokémon when asked. It keeps the picture of the Pokémon on screen and shows the habitat as a background.
 * 3) Ability Function: This function is made only for Trainer Pokémon or when the PokéDex detects the move from a wild Pokémon while it is doing it. This could mean offensive moves, defensive moves, hidden abilities, and special abilities.
 * 4) Sound Function: The PokéDex has a button on the non-screen side that can play the Pokémon's cry or sound.
 * 5) Visual Function: This function allows the PokéDex to portray a Pokémon's footprint, footprint size, height, weight, body shape, wingspan and color.
 * 6) Evolutionary Function: The PokéDex mentions if there are any evolutions to the Pokémon shown on screen, and describes in what way can the Pokémon evolve with the added information on demand.
 * 7) Ovular Function: This function enables the PokéDex to classify the Pokémon as to which Egg Group it is with a detailed or brief (depending on Trainer) explanation on the classification and the Egg Group specified.