Red'sCharizard

Yes, it does.

Go back to the abandoned factory, with the ice starway leading up to it, and go to the Pokemon puzzle. Ditto should be in a cage above a Makuhita, or at least that's how it was set for me. Interact with the cage and Ditto should transform into Makuhita, use close combat on the door, and it will want to join your party.

No, this is a house where you can get a Happiny.. I think it's a weather event or something though, since I can't see it in the picture.

Ten gym leaders, but not ten badges.

Welcome! ... i'm a man of few words.

Go to the west bit of Tanzan mountain, and enter the place where Saphira walked out of. You have to do a small ledge puzzle-like thing, which isn't really complicated.. however, you're going to have to solve a strength puzzle to open a door. The rest is a little hard to explain, but luckily doesn't need an explanation. Just at the last bit, when you get to the second part of the bridge you couldn't get to(there's a bridge at some point), go to the left of the ladder, the item you obtain there is the Yureyu key.

That's the end of the episode, it says it right after you try to go out the door(it's there, you just gotta look hard). Go wherever you want... I suggest getting the Yureyu key and heading to shade's gym, there's something good waiting there.

You can use the Unown under the grand stairway, or you can train on Magnemite in shade's gym, but for that you need quite a lot of patience.

If you obtain the Yureyu key, go to the left side of the inside of the power plant. Unlock the door, kill the Electrode, save the game, and interact with the display screen. You won't be disappointed.

This is true. Unlock the second door, kill all the electrode, and i'll leave what happens next as a surprise....

Use a Sturdy Magnezone with Thunder Wave and use it 3 times in a row(to get through the full heals). Then, use Gengar's Destiny Bond. That's what I did, probably the simplest solution to this battle. Or you could use Prankster Cottonee Leech Seed and a Sturdy Pineco and keep getting your HP back, as well as PP stalling. Those are the 2 solutions I know.

The episode was really good, although I wish the yureyu key unlocked more than one of those doors that you can't open...

Here's how I beat Arceus: 1. I used my Sturdy Magnezone's Thunder Wave to paralyze Arceus(3 times, he has 2 full heals) 2. I used Gengar's Destiny Bond I guess it's off to solve that strength puzzle now.

Just download the new update and replace your old file with the new one.

Please correct the grammar in this post, I had trouble figuring out what you are trying to say.

I'm excited for the progress of the story more than the Tauros thing... am I the only one?

I see nothing wrong with this team, it looks great. Looks like you put a lot of work into it

Well, as i'm waiting for episode 10 to come out(which should happen any day now), I'd like to know how well my team is balanced, how good the moves are, etc. My team info is in my signature. Looking forward to your feedback!

Doing it at night was a big mistake for me. I swear my heart stopped for a split second when the screen started flashing.

I'd take set 1, since hypnosis doesn't always hit and a STAB shadow ball is more powerful than dream eater. The fact that shadow ball doesn't recover your HP is something you can get around, because Spiritomb has large bulk.

REQUIREMENTS: Rock Smash Cut Strength Either a very fast Pokemon(example: Crobat) or one that can take a hit or two(for example Spiritomb) Once you get out of the first house(the one with the stairs), go north, there's a ledge to the top left, difficult as it is to see. Smash the rock, cut the tree and go in the hole in the wall. Push the boulder using Strength into the hole and jump down after it, then go to the left and go through the hole in the wall... and i'll leave the rest as a surprise. PROTIP: Don't do this at night PROTIP 2: Turn down your volume a little.

That doesn't sound bad... I just don't know if my speed boost will get passed down or not, haha

As a suggestion for the guide itself, maybe you could list off when the Pokemon are going to come in most handy(for example Ninetales for Serra's gym). As for a Pokemon... Magnezone Tier: B Availability: Mid-game Stats: Very good Movepool: Rather poor Alright, from that movepool rating I gave, you might be turned off Magnezone... don't let that deceive you. A solid base special attack stat of 130 makes it a very hard hitter, which is greatly supported by its typing that allows it to resist some of the most frustrating moves in the game(Serra's ice types, for example). Very few Pokemon carry Earthquake as of now, which means you don't need to worry about getting hit with a 4X weakness. Defensive stats of 70/115/90 make it a solid bulky attacker. If you need to combat annoying water types, Serra's ice types, or want to resist a handful of moves that will be thrown at you, go with Magnezone.

I recall someone saying they used a Prankster Cottonee to set up Leech Seed, then they used Endeavor with a Focus Band Rattata and stalled the last of its HP with Mangezone.

Get at least one Fighting type, I defeated Noel with Blaziken and Machamp.