Pokemon-alike Imitation & Abstraction

The Pokémon-alike Imitaion & abstraction (or P-A I&A for short) is a level of creativity that is in the midway between Parody and Reasonably Original, it's concept relies on taking an entity (character, species, Product, IP, Brand, Territory, etc.), making a copy of it, modifying it's concepts and adding concepts of other entities to a point that the "copy" can be [most of the time] recognized as it's own entity and rarely as a entity with basis on another

Moderate version
The Moderate Pokémon-alike Imitation & Abstraction is the same concept as the non-moderate(Raw), but it limits to all the imitaions & abstractions to not go beyond the principles/rules settled on the chosen entity and the others on the same set of categories as the chosen one, this is an obligation to any writers working to expand/develop the universe of A&L Interactive, unless an exception is made

Example(s)
Obviously, the example of the raw concept being executed is with the Pokémons, that take basis on irl&fiction animals(and sometimes objects) and add concepts of other animals and whatnot, along with battle-related concepts

Althourgh many entities fall into parody, Grand Theft Auto has a reasonable case of something falling beyond parody, and it's the Grotti Turismo R, on the first sight, it's already recognizable as the Grotti supercar that it is, but, just like anything else in the GTA universe, there's a real life basis, but it's quite hard to point out as immediately as other cars, and with some attention to the design, it's concluded it's based on a LaFerrari

Importance
This concept will be helpful to make the A&L Universe(ELC universe) have the sense of originality that it's trying to get, by teaching the moderate concept to the people that will add more Brands, Territories, Lore, IPs and whatnot, it will make them know how much creativity is required to have their ideas applied to the universe, and also might help on making The Creator's ideas be a more (moderate) Pokémon-alike Imitaion & Abstraction