Rare ClonesSome Pokémon are extremely rare, and Breaking Band makes a tidy sum out of selling flawed, genderless clones of them, passing their strange markings off as "designer" patterns. Some very popular "designer" Pokémon have been starter Pokémon, which are protected by the law, near extinct Pokémon, and Eevee variants that can only evolve into one of their possible evolutions. Special OrdersBreaking Band also uses the popular "Natura Breeding Center" as a company front, in order to raise funds to finance their "Tame Legendaries" project further. The draw behind "Natura Breeding Center" is that it promises 100% natural mating between Pokémon species, which is claimed to cause live premature births of fully-evolved Pokémon that grow like mammals instead of going through evolution stages. The "Natura Breeding Center" also allows unique new Pokémon species to be born. In truth, what buyers receive are clone fetuses (DNA splices or "pure", depending on the order placed) in one-use, disposable egg-shaped growth capsules. This explains how Pokemon are claimed to be able to breed outside of their documented "egg groups". PikaSeries PokémonA series of Pokémon made for Breaking Band's profit, in which Pokémon are merged with just enough Pikachu DNA to cause the Pikachu's distinctive coloring to form on the new Pokémon. Pokémon with three evolution stages have proven to be the most successful at retaining the Pikachu's distinctive colors. ExperimentsGenetic experiments in order to further Breaking Band's cloning and splicing technology and understanding. While most of the subjects are failures at their purposes, they bring important new data with them and so, are kept by the scientists. Tame LegendariesA project that splices Legendary Pokémon genes to those of Pokemon that were bred by humans for loyalty and guardianship. Until evolution, their legendary genes remain dormant, allowing Breaking Band to pass them off as normal pre-evolved forms and giving them the same training as any other Pokémon in an effort to keep control over these pseudo-legendaries. PokémorphsOne particularly sick DNA altering subset of Breaking Band has begun merging Pokémon and humans together, to the horror of the people discovering them. They are feral creatures, and very often put both Pokémon and humans on edge with their very presence. Very few cases of a Pokémorph understanding or learning human language are currently known. It should be noted that there are naturally-occurring "true" Pokémorphs, which look like Pokémon but retain their human intelligence and psyche. The first recorded case of a true Pokémorph was a psychic boy who turned into a Kadabra overnight. AbominationsSome of Breaking Band's attempts at cloning or fusing Pokémon were… Questionably successful. These Pokémon are often highly unstable, and can even be dangerous to the trainer. |
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