Exact enemy stats

• Trainer battles show the enemy's exact stats. Every trainer's Pokémon is generated by the game from a fixed table, so its IVs and nature are knowable rather than a range.
• Where two trainers genuinely collide the mod says so instead of guessing, and a trainer's fallen Pokémon narrow which of two identical twins the survivor is.
• Fixed: a send-out counted more than once, which read the table at the wrong party slot.
• Fixed: male and female SWIMMERs (and every gendered trainer class) were treated as the same trainer.

Damage, catch odds and the FIGHT menu

• The FIGHT menu is annotated: every move gets a damage band, KO odds and hit chance, computed with the game's own arithmetic rather than an approximation.
• Gym badges are applied - and it asks which ones you hold, not how many. Boulder boosts Attack, Soul Defence, Volcano both special stats, and Thunder is +10% Speed at turn order, which decides who moves first.
• REFLECT and LIGHT SCREEN are read and subtracted. They halve what the other side deals and nothing on the HP box says so, which is how a "certain" KO used to hit and leave the target standing.
• Abilities that change damage are applied - THICK FAT (DEWGONG, and any SNORLAX that has it) halves Fire and Ice attacks, plus GUTS, HUGE POWER, PURE POWER, HUSTLE and MARVEL SCALE.
• Once the ledger knows one of your stats, the panel shows the number instead of a range, and the damage numbers use it.
• Multi-hit moves get KO odds over the whole turn, and a move that can only kill on a critical hit says so rather than showing an impossible-looking chance.
• Low Kick's power is computed from the target's real weight.
• The catch strip stops rounding 99.9% up to 100%.
• Transform is followed: a Ditto that copied your Raichu is shown as what it turned into.

Your Pokémon

• A ledger of your own Pokémon: one entry per individual, learned from battles and summary screens, with its stats at every level it has been seen at.
• A "Your Pokémon" window listing them, with a card for editing an entry the reader got wrong.
• A nicknamed Pokémon finally gets a panel - it asks which species it is, once, and remembers.
• Each entry carries its ability.
• New: erase this save's data, at the bottom of Your Pokémon. Two presses, and the prompt names exactly what would go - for starting a new playthrough without the old one's records haunting it. Your panel positions and dex preferences are kept.

Double battles and the Safari Zone

• Double battles work: all four Pokémon are read, each gets a panel, and damage is worked out against each enemy separately.
• The Safari Zone knows what to throw: bait, rock or ball, with the odds for each.

Pokédex

• A Pokédex checklist in the mod's settings, in dex order, switchable between Kanto and National.
• Hovering a row answers "where do I find this", with the best odds first.
• Evolving a Pokémon marks it caught, and the dex can be unpinned so it steps aside with the overlay.
• Fixed: MR. MIME had no panel, no catch rate and no caught mark, ever.

Reading the game

• The reader knows which situation the game is in - overworld, wild battle, trainer battle, Safari - instead of guessing from what is on screen.
• Locations are read from the screens that announce them