Let's Turn Pokemon Into Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards!

[R.Surraco]

Make the evolutions [url="http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Semi-Nomi"]Semi-Nomi Monsters[/url]: In order to use an evolutiojn Pokemon must be first tributed a previous phase, like you're doing, I guess. But once that's filled, you can Special Summon any other way.

[Premier Alexander Romanov]

Isn't that essentially what LV Monsters are?

[R.Surraco]

Yeah, but it's not explicitly stated.

[Premier Alexander Romanov]

Then I think I did that.

[R.Surraco]

Not really, as you didn't use the Semi-Nomi phrase on the actual card: "Cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. Must be first Special Summoned by [method]" This bars the card from being Normal Summoned.

[Premier Alexander Romanov]

For some of them, I did.
For others, I didn't.

[R.Surraco]

That's a must in all the cards you wanna have as Semi-Nomis.

[Black Metal]

I like Surraco's idea. You should do a poison effect for example, when it's your opponent's end phase s/he loses (insert number here) life points.

[R.Surraco]

My ideas for the State Changes:

Poison: During you opponent's End Phases, he loses 100 Life Points x the level of the targeted monster.
Burned: The targeted monster loses 100 ATK x it's level. During you opponent's End Phases, he loses 100 Life Points x the level of the targeted monster.
Paralyzed: The targeted monster cannot attack or change positions.
Asleep: Roll a die; The targeted monster is changed into face-up Defense Position for the amount of turns equal to the result and it's effects are negated.
Frozen: the targeted monster cannot attack or change positions until your next Stand-By Phase. During your Stand-By Phase, Flip a coin and call it; if called right, the targeted monster continues frozen.
Confused: Each time your opponent declares an attack with the targeted monster, flip a coin and call it; if called right, the targeted monster attacks directly your opponent.

You can have counters of each type to mark the kind of status condition the monster card has.