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Go to the Tanzan Cave and go to the left pathway that's blocked by a steel wall. By then you'll be at the next story checkpoint. Good luck!

Just some notes you might wanna keep. There are still some other pokes floating around. Alakzam, Excadrill, Magnezone, Arcanine, Honchcrow, Amoonguss, and others are still running rampant across Reborn. You might consider FINDING more pokemon rather than just to call it in from the box you have right now which is still a decent collection of pokemon.

Welp...Since this is the ranting place i'll rant. ...I've just been frankly drained down because of so many of my others friends fighting and bickering at each other that it's driving me insane to help them sometimes. It's even worse since I have been fighting a cold. I mean, I love my friends dear and everything but can I at least have one day without fighting? Is it really that hard? Can I just have one god damn day where there is no yelling, no fighting, no threatening, no anything negative at all? I've been dealing with this kinda stuff when I joined up with my friends together since day one and the load hasn't stopped. I guess this is better this way though. Because they have come back for me before and I am no longer lonely or fearing being bullied. I'm just kinda in one of those moments....

Elekid will be found much later in the game dude. But a little hint on how you can get it, it has something to do with the weather. :3

Drilbur might be in the newly added caves in Tanzan Mountains. Roggenrola can be found in the caverns in Rhodochrine Jungle.

Ame said that she plans to introduce some more level uping mechanics into the game to make it less or a grind in Episode 9 with the introduction to the Candy Shop of Rare Candies and Common Candies that reduce a level. :3

Yo everyone. If you guys are on PO you may or may not have seen some tests that I usually do with certain pokemon and testing if their is really more than the eyes of the beholder. I have tested two pokes in particular the most and to see if they can be used competitively. One set in particular is kinda a bit of a surprise. [Multi-Task Surprise OU] Druddigon [F] @ Custap Berry Trait: Mold Breaker EVs: 72 HP / 236 Atk / 200 SDef Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Superpower / Fire Punch / Revenge - Earthquake - Sucker Punch - Stealth Rock / Fire Punch Work with me here. People consider Druddigon outclassed in this role as an attacker seeing as other pokemon can perform his job better. Druddigon is a special pokemon as it has access to Sucker Punch and Superpower, moves that other Dragons would beg to have. The first move is entirely situational and up to the preference of the team of what it needs. Superpower can clean cut KO any current set of Tyranitar or Excadrill. Fire Punch is only used when your team lacks a repellent against Stealth Rock setup pokemon like Ferrothorn. With Fire Punch, it can 2HKO Ferrothorn and Forretress. It also dents damages other pokemon weak to Fire like Breloom and Heracross. Revenge should only be used if Superpower provides enough weakness to Druddigon to pose a threat to him and his fair defense. Earthquake is mandatory on this set as it counters and KOs Jirachi, Blaziken, Infernape, Heatran, Jolteon, and more. Sucker Punch is used to counter Psychics that roam around like Starmie, Alakazam, and Espeon. Stealth Rocks should only be used when you are leading with him, or about to die and activate the custap Berry with him. Other than that, it's a filler move. You could choose to add Fire Punch to it to go all offensive but with Mold Breaker, you don't have to fear Magic Bounce Xatu or Espeon so you are free to setup rocks and damage teams for support for other pokemon. The EVs are set for a couple of reason. The EVs are set to be able to live one attack from Excadrill, Starmie, Vaporeon, Blaziken, and many other threats to his survival. It also provides enough EVs to KO such threats as Excadrill and possibly Blaziken. Some might go for a Jolly Nature Druddigon to get some speed entered in but it isn't worth it to revenge kill a lot of these threats. The way to use him is in two ways. To lead off with him to setup rocks, or to try and use him later on to take a hit, whittle him down to his Custap Berry, and revenge kill the opposition. He can essentially be a suicide lead or a Revenge Killer. Water Types will be his end so a partner like Magnezone, Jolteon, or a Victini that knows Bolt Strike will be great partners to Druddigon. Other Options: You could run a Lum Berry + Fire Punch set to counter Breloom but it's a very slim chance that you will not 2HKO with Fire Punch and Sucker Punch. Fire Punch is a completely optional move which could bait out Breloom, Heracross, or Serperior but the Stealth Rocks give Druddigon more versatility and gives it a more support role/revenge kill role. Checks and Counters: This set is a revenge killer, so it isn't made durable to sustain too many hits. Especially from Water types that know Ice Beam or Blizzard. Critical hits will be your bain using this pokemon as some but not all have a good chance to 2HKO Druddigon. A critical hit sends him straight to failure so be cautious on using this set. Some popular Ground Types like Landorus-T, Gliscor, Hippowdon, and Donphan's more defensive sets will completely sponge any attack Druddigon could possibly dish out. Strong Offensive and Specially Offensive brutes like Zapdos and Conkledurr can also resist a lot of the poor dragon's moves but in turn can't exactly do too much back besides an Ice Punch from Conkledurr. [This is my first set ever making and I want to know what you guys think of it. It's just something I thought of using and it has worked for me recently. Cheers!]

If you are thinking that his cover of "Just a Gigolo" was his only good song you are lying. .....Although his decision of Music Video flare is questionable. Skip to 1:40 to see Steve Vai, great drum and bass work, and David Lee Roth's barely ass-less pants. :I

Welcome to Reborn~ To answer a few questions of yours.. The league is open in Pokemon Online on the Reborn Server. You'd have to download Pokemon Online first. >> It's very difficult to say the least. And the Shiny Probability is 1/700. Hope you enjoy Pokemon Reborn and I hope you will be staying a long time! ^^ It's always nice to see new people.

That would kinda...Make the game a little more easier as all of them possess qualities that could make the game a breeze. In the older games I believe, the shards were used for TMs like Sandstorm, Hail, Sunny Day, and Rain Dance. Ame will probably do it that way and throw her own flare to it. It's not a bad idea though. ​But IMO, there isn't enough mine-able rocks to really have that. x_x

To be honest, there isn't anything that really abuses the power of Drought except Heatran and Venusaur. Besides, with the current metagame around there are a lot of water teams and Earthquakers in them. A few suggestions -Give Heatran a Air Balloon -Give Gengar a better move than Icy Wind. Gengar's vast Movepool shouldn't be used to use Disable, Subs, etc. You can really take advantage of type coverage with him as he learns a staggering amount of moves. (Energy Ball, Thunderbolt, Focus Blast, etc.) -What Silver said. Espeon. I don't even need to say anything bout dat. -Add someone that really abuses Drought to the max that isn't weak to Earthquake. (Example: Chandelure, Infernape, etc.) Other than that, I think you run a fine set! Everyone's team could use a little work and I hope my suggestions have helped you! :3

.....OR Karrablast can be found in the wild in Chrysolia Forest.

Before any dramatics, everyone and their mother will tell you to use Scrafty. Arguably...If you really want to beat Shade, Scrafty is your best bet as he resists a lot of Shade's moves and can take an energy ball or shadow ball from Chandelure no problem. But if you don't wanna grind for that, train train train. If you can, make your EVs for speed for both Mightyena and Houndour better. You'd wanna outspeed all of them. Gengar should be a problem, but he isn't really bulky so a good crunch will either KO or make him use a potion.

....This is gonna sound like a stupid question but...Where is the Readme?

Just a question concerning all the glitches and broken shtuff. Is there a recap or place that I can see that will cover all the things that will be fixed for Episode 9? I'd rather not hunt every thread to find out what is going to be fixed and what is not. ;w;