Pokemon Blazed Glazed Pokemon and Move Changes

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Pokémon Blazed Glazed — Modification Reference

All Pokémon lists are in National Dex order.

New Pokémon

The following Pokémon replace existing ones in the roster. The replaced Pokémon is noted in parentheses.

Roselia (replaces Ledian) — Roserade is already in the game and evolves via Shiny Stone as expected
Budew (replaces Ledyba)
Rotom (replaces Chinchou)
Rotom-W (replaces Lanturn)
Rotom-C (replaces Teddiursa)
Rotom-H (replaces Ursaring)
Rotom-F (replaces Voltorb)
Rotom-S (replaces Electrode)
Venipede (replaces Krabby)
Whirlipede (replaces Kingler)
Scolipede (replaces Pinsir)
Cottonee (replaces Meowth)
Whimsicott (replaces Persian)
Golett (replaces Diglett)
Golurk (replaces Dugtrio)
Pawniard (replaces Paras)
Bisharp (replaces Parasect)
Larvesta (replaces Spinarak)
Volcarona (replaces Ariados)
Genesect (replaces Zangoose)
Honedge (replaces Mankey)
Doublade (replaces Primeape)
Aegislash (replaces Dunsparce)
Skrelp (replaces Grimer)
Dragalge (replaces Muk)
Goomy (replaces Trapinch)
Sliggoo (replaces Vibrava)
Goodra (replaces Flygon)
Phantump (replaces Slugma) — evolves via Trade Stone
Trevenant (replaces Magcargo)
Xerneas
Yveltal
Zygarde

Xerneas, Yveltal, and Zygarde fill some of the filler slots between Celebi and Treecko. They are safe to catch, so feel free to do so!

Notable Location Changes

Ditto is no longer given out at Oceanview City — a different Pokémon takes its place.
Bulbasaur and Squirtle are found in Geminite River. Charmander is found in the portion of Mt. Stratus accessible from Geminite River.
Phantump can be found on the outside of Haunted Isle and in Espo Forest.
Budew is found in Milkshake Swamp. Roselia is found at Espo Clearing.
Rotom is given by an NPC at Northcoast Town, replacing Glaceon from the original Glazed. It also appears as a rare encounter in Icicle Tunnel and Mt. Dyno.
An NPC in Mt. Stratus will give you a different Pokémon after finishing Fusion Labs.
Larvesta is found in Mt. Furnace. It can also be received as a gift at Cape Azure's music hall, but you will have to fight someone first.
Cottonee is found in Springside Path.
Golett is found in Haunted Rock and Temporal Tower.
Venipede is found in Milkshake Swamp and Springside Path. Whirlipede is found in Espo Clearing. Scolipede is found in Sinistrus Forest.
Pawniard is found in Espo Clearing, Palmtree Park, the Safari Zone, and Sinistrus Forest.
Honedge is found in Haunted Rock and Espo Forest. Doublade is found in Sinistrus Forest.
Skrelp can be found by surfing in the Spatial Sea, or on the seafloors of both Tunod and Johto.
Goomy can be found by surfing in the Safari Zone, or in the grass of Palmtree Park.

There are many other miscellaneous changes, such as Gligar, Scyther, Yanma, Clefairy, and Lickitung being made available in Tunod. See if you can find them!

Evolution Changes

All previous evolution methods have been overridden.

Tangela — Level 38
Magneton — Level 40
Eevee-Def — Vaporeon (Water Stone), Umbreon (Moon Stone), Leafeon (Leaf Stone), Sylveon (Sun Stone), or Eevee-Off by level up
Eevee-Off — Jolteon (Thunder Stone), Flareon (Fire Stone), Espeon (Sun Stone), Glaceon (Moon Stone), or Eevee-Def by level up
Aipom — Level 33
Yanma — Level 34
Gligar — Level 40
Sneasel — Level 40
Piloswine — Level 44
Budew — Level 14
Skorupi — Level 34
Riolu — Level 25
Joltik — Level 32
Mienfoo — Level 40
Pawniard — Level 42
Deino — Level 30
Zweilous — Level 54
Larvesta — Level 49
Skrelp — Level 42

Rotom changes form via stones (non-reversible):

Rotom-W (Water) — Water Stone
Rotom-H (Fire) — Fire Stone
Rotom-S (Flying) — Sun Stone
Rotom-C (Grass) — Leaf Stone
Rotom-F (Ice) — Moon Stone

There is also a secret evolution in the game — one that allows the player to obtain something unavailable in the original Glazed.

Type Changes

Bayleef / Meganium — Grass/Fairy
Quilava / Typhlosion — Fire/Normal
Croconaw / Feraligatr — Water/Dark
Ampharos — Electric/Dragon
Sceptile — Grass/Dragon
Mismagius — Ghost/Fairy
Luxray — Electric/Dark

Stat Changes

Catch rates:

All starters — 135
Beldum — 45

Pokémon stat adjustments:

Pidgeot — +10 Attack
Arbok — +20 HP
Sandslash — +5 HP, +10 Speed
Rapidash — +5 Attack, +10 Speed
Jynx — +10 Special Attack
Ditto — +60 HP, +30 Defense, +30 Special Defense
Flareon — +30 HP, −30 Special Attack
Dratini / Dragonair — −14 Attack, +14 Special Attack
Jumpluff — +10 Attack
Mantine — +20 HP
Manectric — +10 Attack
Kecleon — +20 HP
Shuppet — +20 Speed
Banette — +30 Speed
Sableye — 50/85/125/85/115/20 (Mega stats)
Mawile — 50/105/125/55/95/50 (Mega stats)
Absol — +15 Special Attack, +15 Speed
Torterra — +5 Defense
Luxray — +7 Speed
Regigigas — −20 Attack, +20 Special Attack, −75 Speed
Whimsicott — −10 Attack, +10 Special Attack
Bisharp — +10 Speed
Aegislash — 60/125/150/55/70/60
Trevenant — +10 HP
Scarf Pikachu — 60/100/55/100/80/110 (Raichu's stats, +10 Attack and Special Attack)