Vergo

I actually just stumbled onto a way to completely sweep her team. I had no intention of using the method, and I really had no idea it was even a thing. I very seldomly defeat a leader on the first try, just because I go into each battle completely blind as to what the Pokemon and field effects are. Same was with Charlotte, and I quickly found out after a single Eruption/Confuse Ray combo from that Typhlosion and Ninetales that I would have to negate the field effects somehow. It was kind of like Corey, who I had no chance of beating without using Gust to get rid of the poison field. I remembered that I had a Rain Dance TM, and that seemed like the obvious way to get a bit more odds in my favor. But my only main-team Pokemon that could learn it was Genar, which was actually good since I was sure that, at level 69, my Gengar would outspeed everything and get it up. So I led with both it and my Noivern, hoping to use Air Slash on the Ninetales to get a lucky finch to avoid the Confuse Ray. Unfortunately the Typhlosion was still faster than Gengar (was it scarfed? either that or my IVs are terrible), but it went for Hidden Power on Noivern instead of Eruption (I think it was Rock maybe, not enough damage for Ice). So my Gengar survives to get a Rain Dance up... and then the rainbow. I didn't know that was a thing at all, but I was just glad that the fire-field was gone. Then I thought "..you know, Boomburst would be awesome right now, since Gengar is immue." So I used Boomburst with Noivern, and the rainbow STRENGTHED the attack! So I had a Noivern that outsped everything and had a boosted Boomburst that Gengar was completely immune to. So I just spammed Boomburst in conjunction with Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse, and the whole thing was over before I knew it. I've never stumbled upon victory in any scenario in Reborn, but this was pretty neat to me.

Arceus is as annoying as ever, although I do have a Destiny Bond Gengar ready to take it down. Unfortunately Arceus is still faster than it (surprise surprise), so I'm hoping there's a Focus Sash/Focus Band around. I just checked the 3rd floor of the apartment store, and a Focus Band doesn't seem to be in stock. Can anyone give me specific locations for a Sash or a Band?

Hey all, I'm looking for a Koffing, as I'm lacking good Poison types, and I'd like to have a more defense-oriented one as a backup. Reading the guides, I see that they're located in West Peridot Alleyways, although I've had no luck finding one. Is there a hidden alley that I missed, or is the encounter rate just really low? Thanks

Ah, my mistake! Sorry I didn't look hard enough. I know how annoying these dupe threads are, haha. But thanks! Can someone remind me where 7th street is again? I can't recall off the top of my head.

Hey there guys, I'm new to the forums, but I've actually been playing Reborn for quite a while now. It's been awesome so far, and the latest update has taken everything to a whole new level, especially the presentation. After updating, I was just doing my own thing, winning some battles, when I realized something..... My Ninetails didn't have Drought anymore! This is a pretty big blow to me, since I've built so much of my team around the sun. My Venasaur has gotten me through the tougest of battles with it's Chlorophyll/Sleep Power/Growth shenanigans, and my Infernape does way more damage under the sun than it could ever do normally. Ninetails is nothing but dead weight without Drought, so I was pretty devestated. No other changes seemed to have occured, since my Infernape and Sharpedo both still have thier hidden abilities. Is there a way to get my oh so important Drought back? I get that Gen VI has definitely nerfed weather as a whole, but still, I'd like to have it as part of my strategy again. Thanks!