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For the love of Milotic, when will Milotic be added?

Well, I know it's findable in the part with the rock smash and strength boulders, and it doesn't really matter where else since that's the most easily accessed part. It's not the most common thing in there for me, but certainly not what I'd call "rare". Then again, my luck is extremely volatile, so I'm not sure. EDIT: this was in Pre-10.5, now it's been moved to the wasteland cave

Okay people, the teleport thing is fixed as of 10.5. Now stop slacking off and find the REAL way to get to Beldum, as in WITHOUT teleport.

Pre-10.5, my strategy was to sweep most of his team with Gardevoir, and (for me at least) she survived Crobat's first attack with about 40% of her HP left, and then she OHKOed it with a Psycic attack. Dunno about now, since she's part fairy type, she probably won't survive a suppereffective hit from that thing. Now, I suggest using the Onix that you can get in the Periodot Ward.

Well, I'm not sure the Rose incense is "new". I mean, it's not in Pre-10.5, but it's been in other Pokemon Games prior to gen 6... Ah what the heck I'll add it.Also, I got a non-shiny when I did it, I think you just got lucky.

Okay, so finding it when asking Cain for the Wasteland key is early enough to deduce that it's probably available As soon as you can access the cave, but is either limited to a certain weather condition or time of day. Also maturekpo, the ice cream was already there in earlier versions, it heals your Pokemon.

Cool! I thought that one would take forever to be confirmed, seeing how rare plates in general are, not to mention getting that specific one is a 1/17 chance when you do get a plate. Now, if someone could pinpoint the specifics on getting the soul candle, that would complete the current list!

Huh, perhaps it only appears after a certain point of the game. I'll put that in the list, although I don't know at exactly what point. Or maybe it's weather/time based?

Updated the list, thanks!

How has only one other person picked Iris as favorite champion? I mean, she's like, EIGHT and she's achived the pinnacle of being a pokemon trainer! Imagine her when she grows up!

Okay, so there's a bunch of new items that have been added to version 10.5, and it can be a little disorienting considering how much has changed. Let's try and keep track of some of these new things here: (I have no idea what many of these do, so I'm gonna need you guys' help to figure this out) -Pokesnax: Get them from: vendors throughout the city (who appear only in certain weather conditions), or from the Lapis ward flower shop in any weather. Use: They are used to get many event pokemon throughout the city, such as the Ralts, who will now not want to join you until you give him/her one. -Floral Charm: Get them from: the Lapis ward flower shop. Use: You know those flowers in Route 1 that knock you out when you step on them? Well, step on them while one of these is in your bag, and you will battle a Flabebe. -Dull Key: Get it in: the underground railnet. You know that room where the orphans got kidnapped by team meteor and you had to get strength to get to them? It's sitting in the bottom right corner. Use: You know that room you got Scraggy in Pre-10.5? Well now you need this thing to get in there. Also, you can get Pancham there now. -Silver Ring: Get it in: Corey's gym, next to his bed. Use: You need it to get Corey's Crogunk, as opposed to Pre-10.5, where he would just go with you. -Soul Candle: Get it in: Speaking of Corey's Crogunk, it's in the cave you find it, but it seems to be based either on the weather or the time of day? Use: In the Beryl cemetery, there's a Pumkin that, if you talk to it wile this is in your bag, it will become a Pumkaboo. Oh, and it has to be at night. -Pixie Plate: Get them from: Same as any plate, by mining. Use: Same as any plate, except now it comes in fairy type. -Data Chip:. Get it from: Dr. Connal's office, be sure to pick it as soon as you get the chance or you're screwed. Use: Remember that computer you get Porygon from? Well now you need this thing to make him appear. -Rose Incense: Get it from: The Lapis ward flower shop. Use: Not sure if this belongs on the list because it's been in Pokemon games ever since gen 4, and we already know what it does, but it apparently does something extra in Reborn: when you have it in your bag a Budew will appear on the border between the Periodot Ward and the Lapis Ward. And it appears to only show up at night. Okay guys, I-no, everyone needs your help here. If you find any other new items, tell the rest of us about them here, and please post any information you have on the ones that I've already listed. Thanks!

Now that Gardevoir has Moonblast in 10.5, and will have a Mega Evolution later on with base 270 hyper beams, I bet you regret it now.

Speaking of which, how DO you evolve Eevee into Sylveon?

Milotic. WHY DOES GYRADOS HAVE A MEGA AND MILOTIC DOESN'T? Milotic is literally a specially oriented counterpart to Gyrados! It makes a bit of sense since Milotic isn't even in the new games, though. My hope is for a gen 3 remake, where Milotic will be available and THEN her mega stone will appear.

Oh yeah, you could THEORETICALLY get anything from wonder trade, but in reality, you'll only get the level 3 weedle that joe the bum picked up off the street 2 seconds before sending it away. I would know, I've been trying for an hour as I type this.

Sorry to burst your bubble Typhlosionrulez, but Mewtwo's no longer the strongest Pokemon. New strongest is Arceus. And no, that's not an opinion. Arceus is literally god, the Pokemon who created the world. Anyway, my favorite legendary would be Keldeo. I mean come on, he's D'Artagnan of the 3 (actually 4 if you've read the book) Musketeers reincarnated as a Pokemon in the design of a My Little Pony and is voiced by Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist. Any argument in favor of any legendary Pokemon (except for maybe that one about being god) is invalid.

Long story mode: Activate! Favorite Pokemon of all time: Milotic Milotic and I go way back. Our relationship started all the way back in my first run of Pokemon Ruby Version, my first Pokemon game, when I fought Wallace for the first time. He was on his last Pokemon, and I was like "Yes, last Pokemon of the last gym leader! Whatever it is, I'll knock it out and finally figure out what happens when you beat all eight gyms!". Then he sends out his Milotic. I never had a real first impression of her, as I didn't pay any attention to her design at the time. Why you ask? Because I was to scared of that battle cry. When I heard it, I could feel in my bones that this thing would be a pain to defeat. AND IT WAS. The rest of Wallace's team was no problem for me, but I had to keep going back over and over and over again to fight him because of that. one. freaking. Pokemon. I was so blinded by rage that I didn't even notice the anything about it. My initial opinion of Milotic: I HATED ITS GUTS! A couple of years later, enter Emerald Version. I was more mature and better at Pokemon by then, and came to the Sootopolis gym prepared to take down that thing I perceived as infernal at the time (I never would now, of course). I was surprised to see that Wallace was gone, and in his place was some guy named Juan who didn't even have a Milotic. No complaints from me there. Later on, I came across a trainer who had a Milotic (I forgot where). This guy was no gym leader, and I was prepared with a better team anyway, so I defeated it without a problem. That was the first time I looked at a Milotic and didn't see a demon, and only then did I realize I was in love with it's design. I started to think of how strong it was when Wallace used it, especially when I found out he became champion with it, and thought to myself "Oh crap, I missed out on the best Pokemon ever! Where can I get this thing?" So I looked up where to find Febass in Emerald Version. Now, many of you know about this. It's probably as infamous as Whitney's Miltank, but in case you don't know, let me explain. Route 119 is a very long route (probably the longest in the game) with a river running through it. Among all of that water, there are six squares randomly placed by the game. Fishing in one of those six squares will get you a Febass. How do you tell where the squares are, without fishing through every single square until you find a Febass? You don't. You fish through every single square until you find a Febass. And this was Emerald Version, where the Carvahna (the only other Pokemon there) wastes even more time by flopping around for a solid 5 seconds every time it enters battle. When I first learned this, I wanted to be all like "screw that, I'm outta here", and I did try to procrastinate as long as I could, but deep down I knew I would have to do it eventually. When I finally started it took me literally months. I had started on the north end of the river and would work my way southward, and guess where ALL SIX of the Febass squares were? All grouped at the southern end. Words can not express the mix of feelings I had when I found my first Febass. Then, I spent forever farming the Febass for a decent nature. After the eighteenth hardy nature Febass, I finally settled for a female quiet nature Febass and named it Mila. A lot of people also complain about how annoyingly tedious it is to evolve Febass into Milotic in the third generation, but I did not mind it one bit. On top of its epic stats, especially in the special attack and special defense departments, being able to both dish out hits an take them, learning a bunch of great moves, and having the best design of any Pokemon, Milotic is also literally the Pokemon that taught me how to be patient, a skill that has helped me immensely in the real world as well. When I got Mila, I had already beaten the Emerald Version's Pokemon Leauge, so there wasn't much I could do with her. Also, I couldn't use her or any other Milotic in any other games, as they are always available way to late in the game or not at all. So, here's my plan. Mila is currently in my White 2 Version, and when Pokemon Bank comes out, I will transfer her to my X Version. There, I'll use her to start breeding Febass for perfect IVs, and when I have the perfect Febass, I'll trade it to the next game to come out, whether it be Z Version or the Gen 3 remake that's been rumored for so long now. Then, I'll finally be able to use my favorite Pokemon on my main team of a Pokemon game. P.S. Ame, please don't make Febass a post-game thing in Reborn! I don't care how late in the game it becomes available, as long as I can get it before the main story ends, I WILL have it on my team!

Okay, long story time! First Shiny Seen: Regice It was Pokemon Ruby Version, my first ever playthrough of my first ever Pokemon game. I was 12 and HAD NEVER SEEN A REGICE BEFORE, so I didn't know it looked different! I mean, if shiny Regice was like, green or something, I would have raised an eyebrow, but NOOOOOO, IT'S A LIGHTER SHADE OF BLUE! Yeah, I saw the sparkles, but I thought that was because it was a legendary! (Yeah, it was also my first ever legendary battle) I ended up knocking it out because I was careless, used an attack to experiment if it would OHKO it, which it did. I would have never tried that if I had known. I resetted and tried again, and then noticed that Regice seemed to be a bit darker blue this time. Also, no sparkly thing. I didn't pay it much mind and only years later did I learn what it really was. First Shiny Caught: Wurmple It was Pokemon Emerald Version, years after the shiny Regice. I finally found another shiny, and it was quite a difference (from a legendary to a 3rd gen version of Caterpie? Really?). At this point, I knew what a shiny was, so I made sure to catch it. If you are curious, it evolved into a Silcoon/Beautifly. Anyway, later on I started a new Emerald save file, and it was deleted forever. First Shiny I Still Have: Tentacool Also in Pokemon Emerald Version. Found it while surfing and just as I was thinking "huh, maybe I should use a repel". Good thing I didn't! Anyway, for personal reasons, I had to reset my Emerald data again, but this time, I saved the thing (along with my main team from the game and some legendaries) by sending it to my Soul Silver Version, and from there to my White 2 Version. I haven't evolved it yet, I plan on doing so when Pokemon Bank comes out so I can have both shiny Tentacool and shiny Tentacruel in my X Version Pokedex. In case you're wondering, all three of these were before I got to the Red Gyrados in Soul Silver or Pink Dratini in White 2. Gyrados was my 4th Shiny and Dratini was like, my 20th (I got A TON of shinies in X version).

Not sure if that counts, it takes place in a completely different version of the Pokemon world where Ash never existed and a lot of the events and landmarks are different.

Did you know a 17th movie is ALREADY in the making? It'll be coming out in July 18 (if I remember correctly), and is called "Coccoon of Destruction", which means it will feature Yveltal. No real information beyond that. Seriously, Nintendo, it's like you've gone into overdrive with the Pokemon stuff ever since announcing Gen 6.

Well it's not THAT big of a problem, as you can just go to Tanzan Cove and farm Luvdisc for their heart scales, and then reteach those moves with the move tutor.

Okay so Feebas isn't available , but is the Prisim Scale? If so, where is it? Milotic is my favorite Pokemon of all time, and I wanna be ready for when it becomes available (I WILL have it on my team).

Since people are clearly getting confused, let me clarify: this forum is about getting to Beldum WITHOUT USING TELEPORT. According to Ame, it's possible, and that's what we are talking about here.

My personal prediction is that the doors have a connection to the Cite-Arc d'Astre (probably misspelled that). When the door to it is opened with the four crystal keys, the other doors would open as well. As for what's behind them, I can't really think of anything. Legendaries mabye?

About the TM. In the first room , go left. You'll come to a room with the train track going in all 4 directions. Now look at the stray rocks around the room. You might notice that they all tend to be around a single side of the room. Go in that direction. Keep doing that until you come to a room with a mining rock, the TM for trick room, and another one of those Gray Doors with the big X on them. How are we to get those open anyway? I'm guessing we can't in the current update?