Guide Index

PokeOne Guide

Start Here

What PokeOne is, how the game loop works, and where each major system fits.

Getting Started

The first hour of PokeOne, from account creation to your first catches and story battles.

Adventure

Journey and Regions

How regional progression works from Kanto through Alola, including gyms, Elite Four runs, quests, and trials.

Pokemon, Training, and Storage

Team building, move control, forms, skins, and how to manage a serious collection without losing track of it.

Systems

Economy, Items, and Account Growth

Currency flow, shops, recurring rewards, premium balances, and how the site connects to your game account.

Trading, Lending, and Tools

Social systems, transfers, server play, and the lookup tools that help you plan smarter teams.

Battle

Battles, Bosses, and Endgame

PvP, ranked play, repeatable boss fights, Battle Tower, BCA, and the systems that matter after early story clears.

Reference

Command Reference

Every slash command in PokeOne, grouped by what part of the game it belongs to.

Every supported Mega Stone in PokeOne and the exact battle, boss, or story source that awards it.

Fossils and Revival

How fossil digging works, where each fossil can be found, and how to restore fossil Pokemon.

Which Z-Crystals are obtainable right now, which exist but have no source, and which are not supported yet.

Reference

Fossils and Revival

How fossil digging works, where each fossil can be found, and how to restore fossil Pokemon.

Updated Mar 18, 2026

Fossils In PokeOne

Fossil Pokemon are not wild spawns. You obtain them through a two-step loop:

Use /dig at an eligible excavation route or cave.
Use /restore while carrying a fossil item and keeping one team slot open.

This system is meant to keep fossil Pokemon fairly rare. Most dig attempts will give buried treasure instead of a fossil.

`/dig`

/dig only works at specific excavation spots. It has a 30 minute cooldown between attempts.

Most successful digs give useful treasure items.
Fossils are a low-chance result.
If you dig up a fossil, the command tells you which Pokemon it can be revived into.

Current Dig Routes

Location	Fossils
Mt. Moon	`Helix Fossil`, `Dome Fossil`
Route 4	`Helix Fossil`, `Dome Fossil`
Rock Tunnel	`Old Amber`
Route 10	`Old Amber`
Route 111	`Root Fossil`, `Claw Fossil`
Route 206	`Skull Fossil`, `Armor Fossil`
Relic Castle	`Cover Fossil`, `Plume Fossil`
Glittering Cave	`Jaw Fossil`, `Sail Fossil`
Kalos Route 9	`Jaw Fossil`, `Sail Fossil`

`/restore`

/restore turns a fossil item into a fossil Pokemon immediately.

Current rules:

Costs 25,000 PokéDollars
Has a 24 hour cooldown
Consumes the fossil item
Requires at least one empty team slot
Revives the Pokemon directly into your active team

If your team is full, empty a slot first with your normal team management commands before trying again.

Fossil Item Map

Fossil Item	Pokemon	Evolution
`Helix Fossil`	`Omanyte`	`Omastar`
`Dome Fossil`	`Kabuto`	`Kabutops`
`Old Amber`	`Aerodactyl`	None
`Root Fossil`	`Lileep`	`Cradily`
`Claw Fossil`	`Anorith`	`Armaldo`
`Skull Fossil`	`Cranidos`	`Rampardos`
`Armor Fossil`	`Shieldon`	`Bastiodon`
`Cover Fossil`	`Tirtouga`	`Carracosta`
`Plume Fossil`	`Archen`	`Archeops`
`Jaw Fossil`	`Tyrunt`	`Tyrantrum`
`Sail Fossil`	`Amaura`	`Aurorus`

Fast Reference By Region

Kanto

Helix Fossil and Dome Fossil: Mt. Moon, Route 4
Old Amber: Rock Tunnel, Route 10

Hoenn

Root Fossil and Claw Fossil: Route 111

Sinnoh

Skull Fossil and Armor Fossil: Route 206

Unova

Cover Fossil and Plume Fossil: Relic Castle

Kalos

Jaw Fossil and Sail Fossil: Glittering Cave, Kalos Route 9

Practical Tips

Use /dig whenever the cooldown is up if you are targeting fossil completion.
Keep one team slot open before using /restore, or the revival will fail.
Check the Pokédex for fossil species if you want the route list in-game. Fossil entries now show the exact dig locations.