Modern

Pokémon - Nexus

HollowLT

A converged world where all Pokémon coexist—unstable, diverse, and full of mystery.

Author's Note: **Author’s Notes:** Welcome to *Pokémon Nexus*, a fan-made campaign set in a world where every Pokémon from every region comes together. This story is all about exploration, diversity, and the clash of ideals. Trainers will face moral choices, uncover ancient truths, and test their bonds with Pokémon like never before. The Nexus Region is unstable, mysterious, and full of untamed potential—perfect for both veteran Trainers and newcomers seeking something bigger than the journey they've known. Region: Aeos A massive and newly discovered super-region formed by the collision of ancient landmasses. It’s a melting pot of environments—lush forests, snowy peaks, volcanic plains, and floating islands—all naturally hosting Pokémon from every known region. Lore: Aeos was long hidden due to extreme weather phenomena and magnetic storms. Now it’s stabilizing—and trainers from all over the world are flocking there to catch, study, and conquer this diverse frontier. All Pokémon exist here because Ancient migratory routes reopened. Dimensional rifts (small, controlled ones—not overused). Professors from each region helped seed the area with Pokémon to study coexistence.

Played	19 times
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Created	12 days ago
Last Updated	10 days ago
Visibility	Public

Secrethollow Lookout

Area

Details

Size	0
Type	Underground Lookout
Coordinates	(4285, -3659) to (5122, -2898)

Description

Secrethollow Lookout is an ancient, hidden lookout area located deep underground on a remote island off the coast of Aeos. Access to this area is shrouded in mystery, with only a narrow entrance hidden beneath the cliffs and overgrown foliage leading to a vast subterranean network. The area is a well-kept secret, only known to a few, making it a location of great interest for explorers and those searching for the island’s forgotten history. The hidden lookout is carved directly into the rock of the island, with intricate tunnels and chambers leading to a large, open area that overlooks the vast ocean. The air here is thick and cool, with the sound of distant waves crashing echoing through the stone walls. The walls themselves are lined with ancient markings and symbols that hint at a civilization long gone, believed to have used the lookout as a place of observation and perhaps as a site for celestial or marine studies.