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I'm personally hoping for more starters (Chimchar would be fantastic) and perhaps another pesudolegend. Metagross is great and all, but I love Hydreigon. Its typing and moveset is awesome offensively. Also Larvesta/Volcorna would be nice, and it would still be pretty weak since Hardy is coming up soon, along with Amy and Ciel, all of whom decimate it, but still, it's great.

If you want to find Heart Scales on Luvdisc a bit easier, I would recommend reverting to Episode 10.5 or so. Make sure you deposit all your fairies and sixth gen pokemon before you revert though.

He told me he was going to sign up for it last night but idk he hasn't yet. I will attempt to get in touch wth him again today.

In all honesty, Aya was the only leader that legitimately gave me trouble. Maybe it was just my team, but I actually swept through most of the other leaders on the first or second try. Julia: She was very kind in powering up my lightning rod Electrike for me. Florina: Kriketune (probably misspelled) set up and destroyed everything. Corey: I don't remember what I did here exactly, but it swept through quickly and I moved on. Kiki: Gothita and Noibat won this one for me, along side my Greninja who baited her into using moves like HJK, then used lick to turn into a ghost. Aya: I ended up completely revamping my team. I trained a Flygon, Sandslash, Klink, Magneton, and Shedinja just to make sure that i could beat her. Serra: I fought her in Episode 12, so she wasn't as difficult anymore, so my Pyroar and Magneton plowed on through. Noel: I had a Scrafty which decimated. I also had Magneton and Manectric to kill the birds and Clefable. Radomus: I trained up some new Pokemon here, but that was simply because I knew I'd be leaving the area for a while. I grabbed Aggron, Gardevoir, Archeops, and Mawile here. When I went into the gym, it was a cake walk. Luna: Gardevoir, Scrafty, and Pyroar swooped in from above and 6-0ed her. Samson: At this point I did some training and rotating out because 5/6 of my team were weak to fighting types. I trained Archeops and grabbed Hawlucha. These two combined with Gardevoir won it easily. Charlotte: After fights that are meant to force you to think, I was kinda disappointed in this one. Rain Dance+Archeops and Flygon spamming Rock Slide kills everything.

I believe that was a quote referencing the Beldum event. But yeah, that was definitely out of place.

Hmm. From what I've seen on countless threads, you probably shouldn't. You'd end up having an innumerable tally.

My friend said he'd do it I'm getting him signed up on the forums as I type.

You can't find it via mining because the game uses the Gen IV underground sprites and the Gen V-VI fossils don't have any since they were introduced later on.

Anytime. Often times, the best way to find new areas is to beat gym leaders and walk through caves and alleys

Continue in the main story and you will find it. Specifically, after beating Radomus.

Reborn works doesn't work through Emulators, so I seriously doubt this will be an option. I believe Dan was discussing on another thread about how he would like to implement it, but his plate is already stacked super high, and also early game trades could break the intended difficulty of Reborn.

I believe his name was mentioned so I'll go back through that event and see if I can track it down.

I think a trade unlock following the reaching of a certain town that was once off limits would work, as long as the coding obeyed, of course. But say, once the player can access Agate City or so, they are able to trade with others, that way, you definitely would have some strong Pokemon by then anyway.

Basically, Corey is unmasked as the guy who faces down Heather while you double battle Taka and Zel. And after that, Corey flees to the gym and the police chase after him. When you enter the gym, you have to face the police officers in a fight because Corey temporarily controlled them with some sort of toxin. Then you talk to him and he blames you for ruining his life and causing Heather to leave, then you fight and afterwards, it's like nothing even happened.

After reading that blog post, I might have to join you.

You can trade for Abra in a previous episode in a small house across the street from the factory you blow up with Fern, Julia, and Florina. Currently, however, that trade will only yield a Litleo, which is also weak to fighting. Poison types and fairies are your friend in this battle. Also, if you go back to an older episode you can grab a Ralts which will x4 resist any fighting move.

Episode 14 should be completed soon, likely before December.

Replace Luxray ASAP. I you can find a Sun while mining. Just save in front of the rock you're going to mine, maybe active a speed hack, and start mining. If you don 't get a sun stone just soft reset until you do.

Night is required, but wind is not. Also, it would do well to consider other Pokemon associated with Misfortune to see what else the Ill-Fated doll may be used for, especially since it's not simply going to allow you to repeat the event over and over to get many Absols.

Bennett's team is definitely going to get a major overhaul to make it more well rounded and make it a lot harder to destroy. Prepare to see Steel-Bug types and Rock-Bug types. In only say that his team is going to change so much because remember the last time we fought Fern on Route 1 and he had completely switched up his team to make it so a single Fire type couldn't just destroy it? Bennett has practically begun to take Victoria's place as our rival, as we've already fought him three times and Victoria we've fought about four times.

Dang, Reborn just got even darker.

Ah okay, then. I don't particularly like him so eh.

I actually think it's a good thing not to use Gyarados as a crutch, so props to them.