Team Eventide consists of Runa, a human turned Swablu, and Harbor, a Buizel. Their story takes place in a PMD world separate from the events of the games. Runa and Harbor first encounter each other shortly after Runa wakes up in the PMD world, where after stumbling through the forest, she finds a hidden forest’s edge that exists on the shore of Sunglade Falls, a landmark in Mistbow Valley where the setting sun is said to turn the flowing waters a gentle gold under its rays. It’s there she first encounters Harbor, a strange sadness in his eyes that soon is stowed away beneath what she will come to learn is a carefree mask that is a result of eleven years of feeling like he can’t be honest about the complicated parts of himself.
The overarching plotline really begins when they form a team and join the Brightwater Guild, a guild located behind a waterfall in the valley near the central hub of Breezy Town. Runa starts having dreams involving a song hummed in tones that seem to mimic the rhythm of the ocean waves. The connection is initially very shaky, but it starts to strengthen after a while. While this is progressing, the discovery is made that the local evolution spot, the Luminous Cascade, is drying up and the Voice of Life that watches over it seems to have vanished. This is especially concerning, as Mistbow Valley is one of the most lush regions of evolution energy on the continent. The only know solution to solving this crisis is a phenomenon known as the Luminous Rain. However, the Luminous Rain has not appeared for 500 years, and the goddess responsible for the replenishing of the evolution spots has locked herself deep away from most Pokemon. As it turns out, Harbor's own mother, a Floatzel named Cressida, left the valley to investigate the crisis eleven years before, promising Harbor that she would return. However, she never did and Harbor has never found out why. To top it all off, strange glitches in reality start to occur, such waterfalls flowing backwards, or trees seeming to flicker in and out of existence for a second. Something is very wrong in the Pokemon world, and Runa somehow seems connected to all of it.