Waterbrick Down

Makuhita and Kricketune (Fury Cutter) beat that gym for me on my first run. Second run I had help from Quilava and Mankey. My third run has been a little more difficult since I started with Turtwig, but it basically came down to spamming smokescreen and screech with a Stunky against Cradily and then sending in my starter to finish things off. If you don't mind training a Biberal up you can trade it for a Litleo in the North Peridot ward. It has Noble Roar and Work Up, so if you get the chance to setup you can do some pretty hefty damage.

Found it, thanks. And concerning why Ducklett, I happened to start with a grass starter and could use a reliable water/flying type for the early game. Plus I've found Swanna to be a great offensive pokemon for later on without having to resort to move tutors or too much breeding.

Thanks to all for the warm welcome. I just downloaded Pokemon Online and am going to try and figure it out tonight. Warnings concerning sanity, who to listen to, who not to listen to, and who to watch out for have been duly noted.

So according to the list, Ducklett is available as an egg after beating the fake Day care couple. I'm currently playing through Episode 11 and after rescuing the Day care couple from the warehouse, no egg. Am I missing something or is the list not up to date with the current version?

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