How should it look like?

Graphical user interface is a bit detailed in this project, it is going to consist of more than

one layout. So let's advance step by step.l

How should it work:

In our Pokemon game, main game flow consists of the battle of two players. If you have ever

played any Pokemon game before, it will seem pretty familiar, of course a bit simplified.

In Pokemon games, two Pokemons battle at once, and battles are performed as turn based,

which means one player moves first then it becomes the other player's turn to move, just

like in chess.

The picture shows the war screen, which is the scene that battle between two Pokemons

will occur. Two players will choose their Pokemons and after selection player $1$ will move

first. Players can choose two different attack types, first one is physical, which is the more

consistent one, second one is elemental, which is the less consistent but high risk $-$ high

reward type of move.

Each Pokemon will have it's own element type and this element type will matter in battles

if players prefer using elemental attacks. Fire is stronger than nature and water is stronger

than fire etc.

But before going this far, let's start from the very beginning, from getting the data of the

Pokemons.

If you are familiar with the Pokemon culture, there are hundreds of Pokemons in the

Pokemon universe. Also every Pokemon has an element, a sub element, generation,

some of them are legendary etc. so as you can see there are too many details for a

simple child play. In this project, we are going to simplify things a lot and use only

the data we needed. So first, see the figure below, which is the Pokemon.csv file that

we are going to give you to do some data cleaning on it$,$ we are going to need only $18$

of them for this game.

In our game, rules are simple: two Pokemons fight, one that finishes enemy's health

faster wins. So Pokemons are going to ave only those attributes: Name, Element type,

HP and attack values $($In game, we will use $5$ times this health value$).$ From the given

Pokemon database, you will drop all other columns.

Also the $18$ Pokemons we are going to use are given below, drop all others:

$-$Bulbasaur $,$Ivysaur, Venusaur, Charmander $,$Charmeleon, Charizard, Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise, Caterpie, Metapod, Butterfree, Weedle, Kakuna, Beedrill, Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Pidgeot

After this data cleaning done, your new and clean dataset should seem like this:

Use pandas for this task and write the clean database to a csv file.

You are going to use these Pokemon data in game, when players choose their Pokemons,

their attributes will be taken from this file $($In game, $5$ times of health value of Pokemons

in csv will be used$).$

After getting the clean dataset, now we are ready to build the GUI for the game flow.

First, players needs to choose their Pokemons, so we are going to need a Pokemon

selection screen. Here you can build your own beautiful GUIs but it doesn't need to

be too much detailed, or specifically the same with the selection screen system below,

just create something that will do the task, which is just the selection of Pokemons.

Above you see the selection window for Player $1,$ player $1$ will going to choose the name

of Pokemon from the ListBox and then see the image of the Pokemon in the question

marked place.

Image will change when player click any of the Pokemons in the ListBox. When player

$1$ decides the Pokemon he wants, then needs to click Choose button and then selection

window for player $2$ will appear.

Above figures you see only $6$ Pokemons for each player, but cleaned dataset had $18$ of

them? Where are the rest $12$ Pokemons?

If you are not familiar with Pokemon universe, pokemons can evolve as they grow up

or fight and get stronger. In the dataset we cleaned actually has $6$ different Pokemons,

and every Pokemons has their evolution level $2$ and $3.$ In the battles, the Pokemon

who won the round will get evolved and both it's attributes and image will change. So

other $12$ Pokemon will appear in the next phases of the battles.

After both players choose their Pokemons, battle will begin.

Battles are performed turn based, one player hits and after him other player hits. So

be sure when it's one player's turn, other player has to wait and can not attack.

In the figure as you see, since it's Player $1\text{'}$s turn $($Player $1$ starts the game$)$ buttons

of Player $2$ are disabled.

Players have two options: physical attack and elemental attack. Difference of physical

and elemental attack is like as follows $($do not forget to multiply by $5$ the health value

of Pokemons given in the csv$)$:

Physical: Can give damage between $75\%-100\%$ of Pokemon's attack value.