You've arrived at Dreamscape — a collective disarray of all things Pokémon
owned and maintained by Aelyn and Cerine. Here you'll find a small, but growing collection that encompass subjects such as fanlistings, tributes, and
cliques relating to Pokémon. This collective is sectioned into areas that we hope will be worthwhile and purposeful.
To navigate around the site, simply use the menu floating on the upper right hand corner of your browser. Please note this collective is nowhere near complete
as there are certain sections that are constantly being reworked and added. That said, please give this site some support and spread the word!
There are many things in this world that bring us sparks of joy, compassion, and entertainment, many of which originate in childhood,
as the very things we're absorbed and influenced by as a kid play a huge role in our adulthood. Pokémon has been around for more than
two decades now, and it is bringing more and more joy into the lives of kids and adults alike. People make the assumption that Pokémon
is only for kids and that people who enjoy them even as teenagers are weird. However, people enjoy revisiting things from the past
again and again, as it fills them with memories of their youth.
Version two features Generation 1 Pokémon on the header and is best viewed on 1600x900 screen resolution or higher.
Dreamscape wouldn't be possible without these resources used to create this site. To view the rest of the other side resources, you may do so via
Memento.
Fonts:Google Fonts (Source Serif 4 and Source Sans 3)
Creation
While there are many general sites dedicated to the series itself, you are more likely to find fanlistings dedicated to the characters
than informative shrines on them. Our mission one day is to create some kind of content into the subjects we put in. While we are positive we
won't be making shrines to all of them, we can at least promise to create some sort of shrine
about the ones we feel are meaningful. With that said, we would not be able to make these sites without information from the fandom itself.
The shrines that will soon grace this collective will continue to help us learn a little more about the characters from Pokémon.
Name
At some point, the inner child in us dreamnt of becoming a Pokémon master and had goals of fulfilling the Pokédex to 100%.
The creation of Dreamscape officially established on 2018. Although another name in mind that could've particularly describe this
collective better, the current name settled as the next best.
The definition of Dreamscape is a dreamlike scene or picture having surreal qualities. The word 'dream' for some, it's something that's completely unattainable,
yet for others completely attainable. Eventually, the lack of deliberation in choosing this name turned out to have a pretty strong meaning.
Projects
Once upon a time, there were 151 unique Pokemon. Now, there are 1015, counting only distinct species.
Out of all the Pokémon total, we've only selected a few of our favorites to make a site of. They may come in forms of fanlistings, tributes, and cliques.
In addition to the pocket monsters are also supporting characters that have featured in the franchise. This section isn't overly elaborate or full. Slowly though,
our collective is growing, but for now, this is what we have to offer.
Draconique
A shrine featuring Clair (Ibuki). A Blackthorn city gym leader specializing dragon-type Pokémon. Status: Archived
I Choose You!
A Pokémon claim clique where you can choose your favorite Pokémon. Status: Active
Pyroblitz
The approved fanlisting for the Eeveelution fire type Pokémon, Flareon. Status: Active
Thundersurge
The approved fanlisting for the Eeveelution electric type Pokémon, Jolteon. Status: Active
Sunkissed
The approved fanlisting for the Eeveelution grass type Pokémon, Leafeon. Status: Active
Moonlit Radiance
The approved fanlisting for the Eeveelution dark type Pokémon, Umbreon. Status: Active
Aqua Jet
The approved fanlisting for the Eeveelution water type Pokémon, Vaporeon. Status: Active
Aelyn
Much of the history behind the site owners is located here. In hindsight, this
section was never verbose in the past, but it's been curtailed after realizing that this section should be elaborated more about
my likes and favorites rather than simple pictures with lists. Please note that this section will not include special forms such as
shinies, mega evolutions, dynamax, and gigantamax.
My journey to discover Pokémon began in Kanto, a land I had come to know through years of travel and exploration. I
roamed its forests, scaled its mountains, and sailed its oceans, becoming intimately familiar with every route, every hidden path,
and every 151 species on the Pokedex dated. Kanto will always forever be my first home, but it was also a vast, changing world I
had come to understand with a deep, personal connection. Every bend in the road, every turn in the river, was part of the fabric
of my Pokémon journey.
Pokémon's story is a classic childhood fantasy, retold more or less the same way for a quarter of a century now, stories about
kids going out into the world and making their mark on it. I'll admit, Pokémon games don't enchant me nearly as much as they used to.
I still enjoy them—I think my love for the Pokémon universe, the various creatures and their colorful, elaborate designs will never
fully fade away. The main Pokémon games retain a child-like innocence in tone and an inviting, relaxing atmosphere that I can
just sit down with whatever the latest game is and let all my troubles fade away. I can engross myself in finding new monsters whom
I've never trained before, leveling them up and discovering their untapped secrets and potential.
Pokémon makes no sense unless you played it as a child. But for those of us who grew up with it, Pokémon will always be a small part of who we are.
With every generation, I love it less and less. I mean, how many times can you play the same game before you get bored of it? Pokémon will probably be the test of that.
Games Played
Cerine
This section covers a little more about the owner of the collective as well as some insights on the selected Pokémon itself.
In essence, more details were provided regarding a few personal character favorites alike. Please note that this section will not
include special forms such as shinies, mega evolutions, dynamax, and gigantamax.
I've played Pokémon games since the age of ten, and it's sculpted my childhood into a bright one. Borrowing from friends
who had grown out of it, until then Ruby came along with all its GBA madness, and I don't own a GBA so I had to give it up.
When I was little, I had dreams of being an actual Pokémon master, amongst so many others. This is the power of nostalgia,
the power of having memories of things you could enjoy.
Another aspect I love about the games themselves is the music. The music in the old games has stuck with me for a very long time,
and when I listen to the soundtrack again, it truly feels as if it's bringing me back into the ten-year-old me! Listening to music
takes me back to the days where I would come home and go into a sunny area of the house and play Pokémon from hours on end.
It also brings me right back to when I would be up late playing Diamond and Pearl, and thinking about all of these
huge dreams. It reminds me that my dreams are still real, and although they might be a little different than when I was younger,
this doesn't mean that they are any less exciting.
Pokémon are pretty much the coolest things ever. Sure, some people may say it was a fad, but it will impact my life forever. Although it's been a while since I've actually played any recent
Pokémon game, I've gained more knowledge and understanding of creativity, as well as story-building!
Exit
So your journey from Dreamscape ends here. Time for another farewell, or rewind to the start? This section is given at all pages of this collective for your convenience and also link back
buttons provided that you can link back to us with. If you've enjoyed your stay, please leave a comment in the guestbook. And if you need to contact us,
whether it's a broken link or questions you'd like to ask, please use the contact form.
Thank you so much and hopefully you'll return back for another visit.
You've arrived at Dreamscape — a collective disarray of all things Pokémon
owned and maintained by Aelyn and Cerine. Here you'll find a small, but growing collection that encompass subjects such as fanlistings, tributes, and
cliques relating to Pokémon. This collective is sectioned into areas that we hope will be worthwhile and purposeful.
To navigate around the site, simply use the menu floating on the upper right hand corner of your browser. Please note this collective is nowhere near complete
as there are certain sections that are constantly being reworked and added. That said, please give this site some support and spread the word!
won't be making shrines to all of them, we can at least promise to create some sort of shrine
about the ones we feel are meaningful. With that said, we would not be able to make these sites without information from the fandom itself.
The shrines that will soon grace this collective will continue to help us learn a little more about the characters from Pokémon.
The definition of Dreamscape is a dreamlike scene or picture having surreal qualities. The word 'dream' for some, it's something that's completely unattainable,
yet for others completely attainable. Eventually, the lack of deliberation in choosing this name turned out to have a pretty strong meaning.
Once upon a time, there were 151 unique Pokemon. Now, there are 1015, counting only distinct species.
Out of all the Pokémon total, we've only selected a few of our favorites to make a site of. They may come in forms of fanlistings, tributes, and cliques.
In addition to the pocket monsters are also supporting characters that have featured in the franchise. This section isn't overly elaborate or full. Slowly though,
our collective is growing, but for now, this is what we have to offer.
Much of the history behind the site owners is located here. In hindsight, this
section was never verbose in the past, but it's been curtailed after realizing that this section should be elaborated more about
my likes and favorites rather than simple pictures with lists. Please note that this section will not include special forms such as
shinies, mega evolutions, dynamax, and gigantamax.My journey to discover Pokémon began in Kanto, a land I had come to know through years of travel and exploration. I roamed its forests, scaled its mountains, and sailed its oceans, becoming intimately familiar with every route, every hidden path, and every 151 species on the Pokedex dated. Kanto will always forever be my first home, but it was also a vast, changing world I had come to understand with a deep, personal connection. Every bend in the road, every turn in the river, was part of the fabric of my Pokémon journey.
This section covers a little more about the owner of the collective as well as some insights on the selected Pokémon itself.
In essence, more details were provided regarding a few personal character favorites alike. Please note that this section will not
include special forms such as shinies, mega evolutions, dynamax, and gigantamax.
So your journey from Dreamscape ends here. Time for another farewell, or rewind to the start? This section is given at all pages of this collective for your convenience and also link back
buttons provided that you can link back to us with. If you've enjoyed your stay, please leave a comment in the guestbook. And if you need to contact us,
whether it's a broken link or questions you'd like to ask, please use the contact form.
Thank you so much and hopefully you'll return back for another visit.