Add Feature

To add new moves to a modular Pokemon battle system, update the MOVE_DEX and data files with the required definitions, then validate the changes using a battle test to ensure core logic integration.

Integrating new items into game development battle mechanics requires updating data definitions and end-of-turn processing logic, ensuring the new item alters battle flow cohesively across the core engine and UI layers.

Implementing custom mechanics in a Gen II style battle engine involves applying modular architecture patterns across data, core logic, and AI, documenting additions in SKILL.md to maintain testable and cohesive content extensions.

End-of-turn processing when extending Pokemon battle systems handles status effects and unique behaviors after actions resolve, requiring updates to core logic so new moves and items interact correctly within the battle flow.

You can add level-scaling damage moves by updating MOVE_DEX entries and data definitions with the appropriate damage formulas, then running battle tests to confirm compatibility with existing modular battle architecture.

Updating AI integration when adding content to modular game architecture ensures the computer-controlled opponent recognizes new moves, items, and mechanics, allowing the AI to make valid tactical decisions during Gen II style battles.