Ohana Islands PokeAssists

Field PokéAssists to be used for the Pokémon Rangers of the Ohana Islands.

A small explanation about Field PokéAssists (or Field Moves for those who prefer it).
PokéAssists are like an ability that the pokémon is born with. Each one of them tends to have an affinity with a particular kind of "Element" which serves to determine how they can use it, without calling upon its moveset.
Basically, you can think about them as a Hidden Move (HM) which does not take a slot in the moveset.

Here's a summary of the different PokéAssists used by the BFOI rangers, from left to right :

Ignite : Useful to burn things down when there's no danger to set ablaze the environment. Can also be used to melt ice or some metals down.
Jolt (Affectionately nicknamed Zappy Zap by the Ohana Rangers) : Used to short-circuit some electrical equipment, to help them restart or to charge some devices. Can also be used like the move Flash.
Slice : An assist which allow the pokémon to slash diverse things, ranging from simple vines to reinforced steel frames.
Shove : Pretty self explanatory, this assist is used to push things aside. Boulders, crates and many objects of all sizes can be pushed. With enough force, you can charge through fragile surfaces.
Drench : Allow a Pokémon to put out fire or to soak things in water. On hot surface, it can also be used to cool it down enough to allow walking.
Smash : While some objects can be pushed or shoved aside, some others need to be destroyed to pass. This assist is used to crush down big boulders and immovable objects. You can also solid walls and other surfaces with this.
Healing : An unusual assist native to Ohana, the Healing PokéAssist allows one to heal injuries and calm down agitated mons or people. It can also be used to purify polluted/contaminated areas.
Mystic Force : The ability to lift inanimate things up or move them from a distance. It can also be used for a variety of other things amongst them moving certain ruins doors (Seldom seen anywhere else on Ohana than Arceus Valley).