PRICES SLASHED! ultraviolet's Bionic Parts

As you might've guessed, here we have a trained team of surgeons who are more than capable of fitting your prized pokemon with something a little extra to give them an advantage. If you're sick of your opponents taking to the skies, fleeing underwater or simply walking away, this is the place for you. Here, we're able to affix an extra limb or two for a small fee. But before we show you our range, perhaps you'd like to read the fine print first.
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Fine Print:

• You can only purchase one (1) body modification per pokémon (with exception to gills).
  Mods bought here will override any body mod that's already in place for a pokémon.
  Similarly, these mods can be overwritten by body mods bought elsewhere or set up in the PRO.
• All modifications require a three-day waiting period, and pokémon need to be picked up before battle.
• Modifications are carried over through evolution, but may need to be updated if your pokémon’s weight changes.
• Please post in the PRO after pick-up to ensure the body mod is implemented into the hack quickly.
  

Small wings - $10 $8/$3

Effect: These small wings are designed for pokémon no heavier than 100lbs. When equipped, the pokémon using them is classed as Consensually Flying, making them expend 2% energy per action to use them. Pokémon with artificial wings are slower in-flight than naturally winged pokémon. The pokémon also receives 1% extra damage from ice-, rock- or electric-typed attacks, and will deal an extra 1% damage when using flying-type attacks.
Medium wings - $16 $11/$6
Effect: These wings are designed for pokémon no heavier than 250lbs. When equipped, the pokémon using them is classed as Consensually Flying, making them expend 3% energy per action to use them. Pokémon with artificial wings are slower in-flight than naturally winged pokémon. The pokémon also receives 1% extra damage from ice-, rock- or electric-typed attacks, and will deal an extra 2% damage when using flying-type attacks.

Large wings - $22 $14/$7
Effect: These large wings are designed for any pokémon. When equipped, the pokémon using them is classed as Consensually Flying, making them expend 4% energy per action to use them. Pokémon with artificial wings are slower in-flight than naturally winged pokémon. The pokémon also receives 1% extra damage from ice-, rock- or electric-typed attacks, and will deal an extra 3% damage when using flying-type attacks.

• If your pokémon gains weight from evolution or from a new signature attribute, please make sure it's not too heavy for its wings. It costs 2$ to upgrade your wings by one size (i.e. from small to medium, or medium to large) and 3$ for two sizes (from small to large). If your pokémon has wings equipped that cannot support its weight in battle, it will not be able to fly. Please note you can purchase larger-than-necessary wings for your pokémon if you wish!
  

Gills - $10 $9/$4
Effect: allows a pokémon to breathe underwater indefinitely without losing health or energy. They don't replace lungs, and instead allow a pokémon to be fully amphibious. Gills cannot be applied to pokémon who do not breathe (Magnemite, Unown, Beldum etc) or pokémon made out of a substance that could be eroded by water (Graveler, Slugma, etc.).

Webbed Feet - $5/$2
Effect: gives a pokémon either webbed feet/paws or a mermaid-style tail to add extra speed and maneuverability while underwater, at the expense of slightly less speed and maneuverability on land. The pokémon also receives 1% extra damage from grass- or electric-type attacks.

Levitation Course - $13 $11/$6
Effect: pokémon can choose to levitate at the expense of energy per action determined by their weight, effectively giving them the ability Levitate in addition to all other abilities until they choose to stop. Energy cost is calculated as follows:
100lbs or less - 2% per action
101lbs to 250lbs - 3% per action
251lbs to 440lbs – 4% per action
440lbs+ – 5% per action
Fighting- or Poison- type pokémon will expend an extra 2% energy to levitate; Psychic-type pokémon will expend 1% less energy.


How to find you pokemon's weight: consult this list, search for your pokemon's species and round down to the nearest one. There's your pokemon's weight! It should be noted that if your pokemon has some kind of signature attribute that makes them heavier, you should adjust accordingly.