This is the website for our Pokémon Moveset DIGIT-210 Project, in which we looked at data gathered from Pokémon Database to analyze the differences in Pokemon moves throughout the generations. Our data, methods, and findings have been sorted into different pages, all of which detail our processes and roadbumps. For this project we utilized oXygen for HTML, XSLT, and SVG, PyCharm for python, and Cytoscape for our network graphs. Some of our most interesting findings revolved around the amount of moves added per generation and the distribution of typings per generations. For instance, generation 8 only added moves to futher the Dynamax mechanic, and other generations introduced new typings (i.e. the dark and fairy typings), which could influence what types of moves were added. It was also interesting to see the status distribtion of different types, which offers insight into what niche they fill from a gameplay/battle standpoint.
Project Limitations
Unfortunately the amount of data that we were able to gather faced some surprising limitations that should be noted. We were shocked to find out that there is no easily accessible list of all pokemon moves availble in a generation, only lists of the newly added moves. It would take a great deal of time to have our group find and compile a list of all the moves in each generation, along with any changes in how the moves work, so we decided that this was not a good use of our time.
This is the website for our DIGIT 210 Pokemon Moveset Project, in which we looked through pokemon moves throughout the generations and analyzed and reported on our findings. I will fill this section of the text out more when we have any findings to report.
