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. In addition, we have a section our favorites based on every generation, as well as a list of games played and movies watched.
To navigate around the site, simply use the menu floating on the upper right hand corner of your browser. Version two features Generation 1 Pokémon on
the header and is best viewed on 1600x900 screen resolution or higher. 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. This section covers a little more about the collective as well as some
insights on the name itself.
Trainers
Much of the history behind the site owners are located here. In hindsight, this
section was far more verbose in the past, but it's been curtailed after realizing that this section should be elaborated on our first impressions of the series
rather than a brief introductory posts of ourselves. In essence, we've provided more of our personal favorite characters and Pokemon alike.
Hovering on the Pokémon sprites will include detailed information such as the name, type and region!
Collective
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
Media
Nintendo opened up an entire Pokemon merchandise because they could and
people would buy these stuff. We were totally part of their target audience as well. We've collected TCGs (trading card games)
only as aesthetics in the past and never actually played the game. We love the artwork and appreciate the creativity each artist brought to their illustrations.
This section provides the video games played and watched the TV shows/movies.
Exit
This section provides hand-selected links with far more contents than what we have here.
There's some amazing designs and dedications to be found, and we hope you'll be just as inspired by their work as we are.
Whether they're a credits, a special mention, or a link exchange, we admire everyone we list here. If you've enjoyed your stay, please leave a comment
in the guestbook. 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. In addition, we have a section our favorites based on every generation, as well as a list of games played and movies watched.
To navigate around the site, simply use the menu floating on the upper right hand corner of your browser. Version two features Generation 1 Pokémon on
the header and is best viewed on 1600x900 screen resolution or higher. 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. This section covers a little more about the collective as well as some
insights on the name itself.
Much of the history behind the site owners are located here. In hindsight, this
section was far more verbose in the past, but it's been curtailed after realizing that this section should be elaborated on our first impressions of the series
rather than a brief introductory posts of ourselves. In essence, we've provided more of our personal favorite characters and Pokemon alike.
Hovering on the Pokémon sprites will include detailed information such as the name, type and region!
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.
Nintendo opened up an entire Pokemon merchandise because they could and
people would buy these stuff. We were totally part of their target audience as well. We've collected TCGs (trading card games)
only as aesthetics in the past and never actually played the game. We love the artwork and appreciate the creativity each artist brought to their illustrations.
This section provides the video games played and watched the TV shows/movies.
This section provides hand-selected links with far more contents than what we have here.
There's some amazing designs and dedications to be found, and we hope you'll be just as inspired by their work as we are.
Whether they're a credits, a special mention, or a link exchange, we admire everyone we list here. If you've enjoyed your stay, please leave a comment
in the guestbook. Thank you so much and hopefully you'll return back for another visit.