V2: All the pokemon, also now divided by generation!I've noticed that a lot of checkpoints and LoRAs trained with data on pokemon only include gen1. So, I now have made a <code>__poke-gen1__</code> wildcard with only the generation 1 pokemon. And then, because I was on a roll, I made wildcards for the other generations too.Current list of wildcards: <code>pokemon, poke-gen1, poke-gen2, poke-gen3, poke-gen4, poke-gen5, poke-gen6, poke-gen7, poke-gen8, poke-gen9</code>. Current usage is still <code>__wildcard__ \(pokemon\)</code>. Sorry, I forgot to fix that part. Maybe in the next update.I still plan on adding in wildcards by type, but need some time to think on how I plan on implementing that.Also, the cover image is the same wikipedia list as before, but now with a chill dark mode so eyes don't fryV1: All the pokemon!Currently as of V1 this is only a list of all pokemon in one wildcard. I intend to add more wildcards by type, region, and a few other categories.Current usage is <code>__pokemon__ \(pokemon\)</code> but I intend to change that so that the wildcard will output pokemonname (pokemon) on its own.

All pokemon

V1: created a list of all pokemon manually in a wildcard .txt file because I couldn't be bothered to automate the process

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