Typos, grammar and general spelling errors

Ho-oh's Dex description Wrong:seven-colored Correct:seven-coloured Another USA Spelling White Basculin Dex Wrong: "Though it differs from other Basculin in several respects, including demeanor—this one is gentle—It has been categorized it as a regional form given the vast array of shared qualities." Correct: "Though it differs from other Basculin in several respects, including demeanour—this one is gentle—it has been categorised it as a regional form given the vast array of shared qualities." (Posts merged by Staff)

adding on to MoriyaHiroaki's post above: "It has been categorized it" -> "it has been categorised" "demeanor" -> "demeanour" So it would be: "Though it differs from other Basculin in several respects, including demeanour—this one is gentle—it has been categorised as a regional form given the vast array of shared qualities." Edit: about the accessory "Left Seraphin Wing" (and probably also "Right Seraphin Wing") - I could be wrong but I think it's spelled "seraphim"? They're spelled "seraphim" on the wiki too

In the desciption of the everstone it says, "A peculiar stone that prevents a Pokemon from evolving when Held" Held is a verb and therefore should be lower case. I have no clue how this has gone unnoticed for so long.

where does it say that? in my inventory it's correct :o

As much to the point, if we're going to be technical, 'seraphim' is the plural form of 'seraph', like 'cherubim' for 'cherub'. So the accessories should respectively be called Left and Right Seraph Wing anyway.

I could be wrong, but I believe Seraphin would be the adjective form, which would be correct here.

If we're going with the adjective form, I think that would be Seraphic? Again, like Cherubic. But I could be wrong as well. (Edit: looking into it, cherubin is a word, albeit considered obsolete, and used as a noun, so maybe it's the same situation for seraphin.)

I fixed the wiki to match the PFQ name.

In the word naive (as in the nature) the "i" is weird to where it has two dots example:Naïve instead of Naive

This is actually correct. The double dot (umlaut/trema/diaeresis) is the right way to spell naive. Most people don't use it as it's an awkward letter to easily type unless using the right language keyboard. It's a French word that English uses, so in this case its a trema, that signifies it has a syllable break there. For pronunciation. ^_^ Language is fascinating, and tricky to learn all of its rules and exceptions.