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- March 20, 1994
Project Mewtwo begins by scientific branch of Team Rocket. Project objective: To clone the rarest Pokemon, Mew, while simultaneously increasing its psychic powers. Noted scientists: Richard Xibar, Edward Paramount.
- November 21, 1995
Repeated failures in Project Mewtwo spawn Project Catasis. Project objective: To create a hybrid Pokemon, mixing DNA from 65 Pokemon species and human. Head scientist: Mark Douglas.
- June 12, 1997
Continued failures in Project Mewtwo cause Richard Xibar to abandon the project. Giovanni allows Xibar to remain alive to prove his theory that the most powerful Pokemon must be altered from already living specimens.
- November 12, 1999
Project Mewtwo comes to fruition. Specimen R-36 survives the cloning process, and is officially dubbed "Mewtwo." Mewtwo lab is destroyed under unknown circumstances. The only known survivor is Mewtwo. Project Catasis, in the same complex, is abandoned.
- February 23, 2000
Mewtwo escapes Viridian Gym. Location unknown.
- September 19, 2001
Project Mewthree begins. Project objective: To recreate the mighty Mewtwo, only more loyal than the first.
- July 11, 2003
Richard Xibar discovers wreckage of the laboratory underneath the ruins of the Mewtwo complex. He secures the journal of Mark Douglas, deceased. Catasis specimen is not found present. Project Catasis is assumed a lost success.
- August 27, 2003
Project Armageddon begins, headed by Richard Xibar. Project objective: To combine the DNA of existing Pokemon with human genetic code, in an effort to create more powerful warriors from the existing Pokemon, to create a force strong enough to overthrow existing governmental forces of Indigo Island.
- September 2, 2004
Project Armageddon faces repeated failures, leaving dozens of Pokemon deceased. Giovanni threatens to cut funding to the project, for fear of legal implications should the project be discovered.
- December 24, 2004
Doc Paramount, son of Edward Paramount, dies under unknown circumstances. His father's scientific journal falls into the hands of Giovanni's science team once again, and is used to further Project Armageddon. Funding is continued with new hope for the project.
- December 25, 2005
The first Pokemon successfully completes the anthropomorphication procedure, a female Rattata, dubbed "Genesis." Transformation time: 17 days.
- February 14, 2006
Two more Pokemon complete the anthropomorphication procedure, a pair of Pidgeys, male and female, dubbed "Adam" and "Eve." Anthropomorphic Pokemon are officially dubbed "Pokemorphs," and work is begun on a series of small islands east of Indigo for holding and training of Pokemorphs.
- November 2, 2006
Pokemorph count reaches 10, including three eggs, parented by Adam and Eve.
- February 1, 2007
The first Pokemorph eggs hatch into naturally forming Pokemorphs. Pokemorphs are confirmed a fertile species.
- August 3, 2009
Work on the Pokemorph camp finishes, and existing Pokemorphs are shipped and intensive training begins. Pokemorphs are starved, beaten, and tortured into loyalty to the team, forced into speaking English, and are exposed to brutal combat training.
- October 13, 2009
Richard Xibar's Marowak, Harley, is subjected to the anthropomorphication procedure, and does not survive.
- October 15, 2009
Richard Xibar's body is found in a laboratory hallway. Cause of death unknown.
- March 20, 2010
Agatha of the Elite Four dies of natural causes. Remaining members of the Elite become the Elite Three.
- December 3, 2011
A single Pokemorph, a Vaporeon-morph by the name of Aquana, escapes the Pokemorph camp. Security on the island increases greatly, and Team Rocket is sent to hunt down Aquana.
- June 2, 2012
A scientist, identity unknown, speculates to the head of Project Armageddon that the procedure is inhumanely painful to Pokemon.
- June 5, 2012
The questioning scientist is declared dead. Cause unknown, though it appeared his DNA had begun to destabilize. Theories abound that he was mistakenly injected with Agent Armageddon, the key mutagen in the Pokemon anthropomorphication procedure.
- November 27, 2013
A multitude of reports of a 'Vaporeon-woman' on Indigo Island spawns an investigation into the matter by the Pokemon League. Rumors abound that the sightings are of a 'missing link' between Pokemon and human. Many remain skeptical, while some Pokemon trainers put their Pokemon journeys on hold to hunt for the creature. Team Rocket activity increases in sighting areas.
- September 18, 2014
Three additional scientists working on Project Armageddon declared dead, each with destabilizing DNA. It is believed that testing on a 'reverse-anthropomorphication' procedure has begun on scientists with questionable loyalty.
- July 4, 2015
The 'Vaporeon-woman' turns out to be the escaped Pokemorph, Aquana, and is found by Pokemon Master Ash Ketchum. Aquana explains the Pokemorphs to Ash. The pair, with Aquana in disguise, heads towards Indigo Plateau to speak with the Elite Three.
- September 14, 2015
Ash Ketchum and Aquana gain an audience with Lance of the Elite Three. Aquana is given sanctuary by the Elite, and discussions begin on how to liberate the Pokemorphs.
- June 4, 2016
Ash, Lance, Lorelei, Bruno, and Gym Leader Blaine launch an initial attack on the central complex of the Pokemorph camp islands. The Pokemorphs rise against their captors in the confusion, and the Pokemorph War begins, with Pokemorphs and Pokemon battling on both sides.
- September 29, 2016
Pokemorphs secure the central island in the chain of seven. Fighting continues on the outskirts of the island, and Pokemorph forces begin extending towards other islands. Casualties rise, however, more heavily on the side of Team Rocket, with the majority of Pokemorphs fighting against the team.
- July 4, 2017
Team Rocket faces imminent defeat, and resorts to finally bombing the chain of islands. Staggering numbers of Pokemorphs and Rocket agents are killed, while the Pokemorphs scramble to evacuate the islands.
- July 10, 2017
All life on the islands of the Pokemorph camps is confirmed either eliminated or evacuated. Only an estimated fifty percent of all Pokemorphs survive, with roughly ten percent of that still under possession of Team Rocket. Pokemorphs begin to scatter on Indigo Island, and Team Rocket works to reclaim their lost Pokemorphs.
- August 28, 2017
A breakthrough in the Pokemon anthropomorphication procedure yields increased success rate at a reduced transformation time frame. The first Pokemorph created through the revised procedure is Slither, the Arbok. Transformation time: 10 days. Pokemorphs created via the revised procedure dubbed "Second Generation" Pokemorphs, and once again work begins to create Pokemorphs, though beginning to treat Pokemorphs more as agents than creatures, while attempting to keep their presence hidden. Pokemorph production by Rocket is also reduced drastically, to avoid the catastrophic losses of the first generation.
- October 2, 2017
The Pokemon League begins discussions on how best to handle a continually deteriorating situation. Trainers attempt to reclaim Pokemorphs stolen as Pokemon, while other Pokemorphs are killed when exposed to high-level capture balls. Pokemorphs are viewed as monsters, and quickly become scapegoats. Humans fear the Pokemorphs, and the morphs resent humans more and more each day. It quickly becomes apparent that Pokemorphs and humans are unable to peacefully coexist.
- January 1, 2018
Prism Island, far north of Indigo, suffers economic crisis, and emigration from the island increases, the population rapidly declining, and thus worsening the island's economy.
- March 10, 2018
A number of Second Generation Pokemorphs are reported missing from the Team Rocket bases.
- May 14, 2018
Prism Island becomes all but a ghost town, population dwindling down to less than two dozen, only self-sufficient humans too stubborn to leave the island.
- July 30, 2018
Pokemon League takes over Prism Island, and sends teams to rebuild the deteriorating city.
- November 26, 2018
Prism Island is renamed to Pokemorph Island, with only mild resistance from residents of the island.
- August 28, 2019
Ferries to Pokemorph Island begin, with Pokemorphs slowly gathered and moved to the island. Human residents of the island protest, but do nothing to stop the populating of the city.
- February 29, 2020
Myuutsu goes through the anthropomorphication procedure, and takes command of Team Rocket. Giovanni seems to vanish from existence. Rumors abound that he was destroyed by Myuutsu, and others claim Giovanni continues to command, though completely hidden. Approximately 1 in 20 Second Generation Pokemorphs are reported as missing.
- September 3, 2023
Pokemorph Island becomes a fully functioning society, with the majority of free Pokemorphs now living there. The Pokemorphs establish import and export lines, and Seaview is founded, both a volunteer halfway house for still homeless Pokemorphs who have yet to find their place in the new society, and as a mental institution, to help heal the mental wounds caused by the torturous existence with Team Rocket.
- April 1, 2024
Pokemorphs all but disappear from Indigo Island. Most Pokemorphs who were not moved to Pokemorph Island are recaptured by Team Rocket, and the dwindling few Pokemorphs still residing on Indigo retreat to sewers, alleys, or tiny villages carved out of caves or deep forests.
- December 8, 2025
A massive explosion levels the Sylph Co. building in Saffron City. The report by the lone individual on the scene after the explosion, a critically wounded Pokemorph, reveals the building as a major headquarters of Team Rocket. Team Rocket activity ceases, and the Team is announced destroyed. The Pokemorph is admitted into Saffron City Hospital, but ordered to again leave the city upon recovery.
- February 1, 2026
The Pokemorph admitted to Saffron City's Hospital makes a complete recovery, and leaves the city as ordered. The identity of said Pokemorph is never admitted to the media, and kept under wraps by the staff of the hospital.
- November 28, 2027
Pallet Town's laboratory is raided by a band of Pokemon thieves bearing bold, red 'R's on their uniforms. Rumors abound that either Team Rocket has resurfaced, or that perhaps, a new band of thieves has taken on the moniker of Team Rocket.
- October 18, 2029
The first confirmed successful Reverse-Pokemorph, subject 'Theta-01' is created in an underground scientific facility. Existance of the specimen is kept a tight secret.
- April 21, 2030
The rediscovered base of Team Rocket is raided by an unknown group, presumably composed of vengeful Pokemorphs. Many are reported dead, including Myuutsu, leader of Team Rocket. The Team is scattered, and remaining members offered amnesty on Pokemorph Island.
- Winter 2034
The Present
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