Here's where the news of Pokemon Chrono will be located. Come here to see what's happening now.

The Pokemon Colesseum welcoms all trainers, far and wide to compete against each other!--No prize is given to a winner, though. This is so that the people of Chrono can battle the other people of Chrono, if both accept the challenge.--Come forth and battle it out to see who comes out on top! I, and the other admin, will be judging these matches and keeping track of HP in between turns

If you wish to trade your pokemon with the other people of Chrono, then come here and post. If the other person accepts the trade, an admin shall process it by switching the pokemon on the accounts.

You can talk about anything here

Moderator: Professor Redwood

This is where we staff members keep the secrets of Chrono from everyone else. No peeking! (unless you're staff....)

This is where plots are developed. Any suggestions would be a real help!

Any suggestions you have for this site go here.

If you don't feel like rping this Pokemon, then feel free to make your own rp board of any genre you want.

If you break the rules as a staff member or anything of the sort, then I'll demote you, so try to stay out of here.

Before you start and after you've read the rules, you must post your profiles here and wait for either a moderator or an admin to accept it. Be sure to follow the proper profile format and to be descriptive!

If you decide later on to have a Rival, but didn't in Little Oak Town, then post your rival's intros here and I'll consider them.

Just outside Little Oak Town lies a path leading between oak treelines. There are bushes almost everywhere along the path and wild pokemon are abundant! This is the perfect spot for new trainers to train their new pokemon companion. You may come across some trainers while you're here.... Don't worry, they're all newbies, too.

A little bit more busy than Little Oak Town, due to its Pokemon Mart and Center, but it's not nearly as busy as some cities ahead. This is a trainer's first stop on his/her journey.

This is much different than Route 1 as it leads into a forest. You'll start to find some bug and grass pokemon around, so have your insect repellent ready!

A small forest that is home to many bug and poison type pokemon. Bug Catchers can be found every here and there, buy they aren't very experienced trainers. There are tall trees all around a single, winding path leading out.

This town is very busy. It has a large Mart and a large Pokemon Center and a Gym in the center. The town has a river flowing through it, where many trainers take their water pokemon for a swim. There are often people swimming in the river.

This route that comes out of Mistjet City has a huge river through the middle and water pokemon can be found here. In order to get across the river, you'll need a ferry. There's a dock nearby, but the captain of the ship in the dock doesn't let just anyone cross! You have to have proof that you're a strong trainer!

This is not a required place to travel. There's really not much to describe here.... Sand, sand, and more sand. On the other side, however, you might find something that might interest you....

Mt. Dratine got its name from the many Dratini that have been spotted inside of it. There is even a myth that a Dragonaire and a Dragonite exist somewhere in here, but no one has ever seen them. You must have Flash or else you can't get through here.

This city is covered in flowers and trees. You can tell that the entire city loves plants, because there aren't tall buildings, and are a lot of plants. The Gym here specializes in, yep, you guessed it, Grass-type Pokemon. There is also a Pokemon Center and a Pokemart.

This route leads across a sandy beach. You can hear the sounds of the Wingulls and Pelippers up above, along with a bunch of other bird pokemon. This is a great spot for fishing for pokemon.

This city is in a valley and the houses are on platforms in the middle of the valley. It looks like you'll need Fly to get around town. Maybe that nearby house can give you something? It just so happens to be on the platform you're standing on.

This route is a bit rocky because it leads across the mountains around Aerial City. This is a favorite site for Ground type pokemon.

A route that seems out of place. It's the only thing that now stands in your way to the next gym in Kakario City. It's a farm-like route filled with tall grass, and even a small grouping of houses that the residents call a village. Most of the trainers on this route are mere ranch hands, but there are a couple regulars here as well. It's a journey into the old country! But boy, is it hot!

Sub-board: The Milk Market

This town is filled with earth. Mountains loom over the city and even the buildings are made of rock and earth. The gym here is located in the center, the only building that isn't made of rock. There isn't much to see here but rock. It's just as hot as the last route.

Okay, it went from a hot climate, to a frozen one. Fields of snow and ice are everywhere, along with a bunch of winter-loving trainers and pokemon. This route is home to many ice-type pokemon.

This place has virtually no vegetation. Most of its greens must be imported from the Chrono mainland. This island has a gym, but the Gym Leader is out until later in your journey. You may come across him later on.

This Island is fully automated. There is technology galore! Even the Gym here uses Steel-type Pokemon! All houses here are made of chrome and there is not a single wild pokemon on the island as it is so populous. It's the biggest and the busiest of all cities in the Chrono Region. This is also where you'll find the only Pokemon Center and Pokemart in the Chronoan Islands.

This island is much less populous than many cities throughout the Chrono Region. Because of its small population, the island is abundant in wild pokemon, most of which are of the electric type. The only big building, other than the Gym, is an electric plant where the island gets its electricity.

Inside, there is a foyer with a Pokemon Center and a Pokemart for all of your last-minute stops. There are guards that you must show your eight Gym badges to before you can proceed, however. When you do, you are free to go in and begin your Elite 4 Challenge. No one knows all of the Elite 4's pokemon, so there will be some pokemon hidden from the public.

This is the next floor up after Janine of the Green Floor. This floor's Elite 4 member uses Ghost-type Pokemon.

This floor is completely a light-blue color. This symbolizes the trainer's love for Ice-type pokemon.

This floor is a blue-bronze color representing the trainer's love for Dragons. Dragons are hard to beat, so you'll have to be at the top of your game if you hope to win!

If you have a rival, you'll face him/her one last time here. If not, then we already have a Pokemon Champion already set. He/she uses a variety of pokemon, so be careful!