Water Mount Licensing (WMOL)

The International Standard for Maritime Movement Permits under the MMM.

Maritime Authority
Marine Safety Code
Mount Classifications

The Maritime Movement Ministry (MMM) classifies permits based on the displacement and capability of the aquatic mount. Larger mounts provide greater stability in rough seas but require advanced navigational knowledge.

Class A (Heavy)

Mastery of large aquatic mounts: Gyarados, Lapras, Dondozo. Required for trans-oceanic transit.

Class B (Agile)

Mid-sized mounts: Floatzel, Vaporeon. Ideal for rapid river navigation and coastal currents.

Class C (Coastal)

Small mounts: Buizel, Finizen. Restricted to calm waters, lakes, and designated beach zones.

Eligibility Requirements
Valid Trainer ID
Standardized Swim Test
Or verified water safety certification
Mount Stability Cert
Trainer Clearances
Biennial Medical Check
Psychological Evaluation
Renewed quinquennially (every 5 years)
Licensing Pipeline
ApplicationApply through the MMM portal or at a designated coastal Pokémon Center.
Safety SchoolComprehensive training on marine law, tidal shifts, and emergency "Surface Ascent" protocols.
Aquatic Hours15h (Class C) to 70h (Class A) of monitored open-water navigation.
ExaminationPractical assessment of mount control and maritime signaling.
CertificationIssuance of Digital WMOL and entry into the Global Aquatic Use Registry.
Statutes of Maintenance

Validity

Permits valid for 5 years; Mount endurance re-testing required biennially.

Renewal

Requires a refresher on safety protocols and updated trainer medical clearance.

Suspension

Triggered by negligent operation or navigating in hazardous storm states.

Revocation

Permanent loss for smuggling, mount abuse, or falsifying registration.

Maritime Operational Safety

Designated Corridors

Strictly adhere to surface transit lanes to avoid commercial shipping and protected reefs.

IFF Broadcasting

Mounts must carry and broadcast a water-resistant Identification Friend or Foe signal at all times.

Emergency Gear

Operators are required to carry a certified flotation device and a maritime-grade first aid kit.

Sober Operation

Zero-tolerance policy for operating a mount under the influence of alcohol or mind-altering substances.

Always yield to commercial shipping vessels.

Youth Permit
Ages 7–9 may train under direct Class-A supervision within shallow-water coastal zones only.
Accessibility
Adapted flotation harnesses and specialized launch ramps are available at all AAA/MMM hubs.
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