According to The Verge, the last known proprieter of the Pokémon Essentials, Maruno, has confirmed the downloads have been deleted, while the Fandom that hosted the wiki page has also stated Nintendo took action against it. Apparently, Pokémon Essentials will no longer be 'hosted or distributed on PokéCommunity'.

Photo credit: Atheerios, ResetEra.Ī member from forum PokéCommunity, Marin, announced they could no longer host the software on the community forums, stating ' the Pokémon Essentials wikia and all downloads for it have been taken down due to a copyright claim by Nintendo of America'. The RPG Maker was used to make a number of fan games. It was perhaps something of an inevitability, therefore, that Nintendo would target the root of the problem. It was founded in 2007, and was used to create popular fan game Pokémon Uranium, which was shut down two years ago following a reported copyright notice from Nintendo. According to Kotaku, the site used 'full tilesets, maps, music, and sprites' from the official games, as well as all the classic mechanics required to catch and collect Pokémon. The kit in question, a role-playing game maker, allowed users to design their own Pokémon adventures. Now, Nintendo has gone after a new target: 11-year old fan game creator, Pokémon Essentials. In the last few months alone, it filed several lawsuits against emulation sites, and is believed to have indirectly pressured ROM site EmuParadise into shutting down. Nintendo has gained a bit of a reputation for its strict copyright policy.

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