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I typically see it as a personal challenge and the "reward" is really bragging rights. As I see it it's hard to up the ante from the shiny charm, and the problem is, you already have all the Pokemon so leading to another one as a reward is obviously not that great. I agree some kind of reward would be fun but I'm sure devs hit writers block when they come to thinking about that.

I claim Wobbuffet for now, here's a draft I have.

Luvdisc is unobtainable this episode, these are all the heart scales you get. Amethyst Grotto, hidden (1 Badge), Blacksteeple Depths, hidden (4 Badge), Akora Shore, hidden (5 Badges), Gift for saving Move Maniac from her sister (7 Badges), Wispy Ruins (10 Badges) Cheating is taboo, but if you wish...

Plain and simple, yeah. If you're able to beat the challenging teams you get to reap the benefits.

Two years in and the first time I've posted here. Cosplayed as Kukui for SacAnime, though it was low budget and took me about 15 minutes prep in total. Didn't have the hair bun but oh well lol https://i.gyazo.com/30fce845e540993b7ef9c8883151bd2e.png

simply, you can't get out of those events as a whole. Titania will still hate you but relationship points differ slightly depending on your choice.

I played through episode 16 catching everything and reverting to E15 for every single weather Pokemon. I did not encounter any errors, just make sure you do all the weather events in Reborn City BEFORE you get to the E16 content as the new maps loaded in the old game will crash it.

Fixed and fixed, thanks. When I made this a year ago I tried to catch everything, clearly missed a few and probably still have a few missing. I edited the body to include the E16 gym leader and more notably, separated starters from the first badge group to reduce clutter a little bit.

So I've finished to Episode 16: Steel, Psychic, Dragon, Ground In progress are Bug and Fighting. Of these, Steel is the most fun because you have one starter choice, enough variability in Pokemon, by the end you can have six different dual types (My team is Empoleon, Metagross, Magnezone, Aggron, Bisharp, Steelix). Dragon you need to stretch your rules, six noibats for the first 48 levels is near impossible. I did Treecko and Mareep since their megas are dragon, you could alternatively trade in a baby Goomy or something. Not recommended for a first. Psychic is also fun, though a bit more limited than Steel. Every mon of mine was Psychic + Calm Mind + Coverage + Status/Coverage except Gallade, but hey it gets the job done. Ground also is fun, similar to steel and you get TWO starter choices. You can have a very varied team, run a Sandstorm strat w/ Hippowdon, whatever -- though the battle with Blake on Ametrine is BRUTAL. Bug is actually also fun, you have lots of options early game that make all the gyms possible. Early game bug is easy, though I suspect late game @Charlotte will be really challenging. Fighting is a pain, cannot recommend. Still have no idea how to beat Corey lol.

Turn all of those red, which you can do in two moves. He's in a room that will open up once you do that.

Incredibly enough I followed through on my new year's resolutions from last year, though it wasn't like I set them really high or specific. My goals were - get stronger and feel better, practice better hygiene, stop torrenting. I followed through on the first and last of these, though unfortunately I still need work on the second one. So to that end - I don't see the necessity in radically new goals -- I'm going to be practicing better hygiene, working out when I feel like it and not letting myself be a slug, and treating other people as I wish to be treated.

All I can really say is make sure you've been to all the houses in each of the three settlements - F, K, and S. Spam itemfinder in each one of the houses and you can check your key items - if you still have a key, you've not opened that door yet. You can find Mudkip moving around in the top left corner of a house.

You can't finish this yet but ok.... 1. Buy the mon from the fishing fool in Grand Hall for 500 poke 2. Go to north Peridot and "buy it back", battle 2 fools 3. In Obsidia's slums, battle a fool in the room where you talk to the box over and over 4. Battle a fool of the other gang in North Obsidia, south of the gentlemen's clubs and north of Yureyu/Sweet HQ. 5. Go to the pokemon salesfool in 7th street, Corin-Rouge will show up and steal it Then the E16 ones:

Yeah, it's rock smash. Just did it 5 minutes ago.

How do I save the Garbodor? I remember in my run last time I failed to do it, yet I want to. (If you can @ me I'd appreciate it)

I might be wrong as this is from memory: here's the steps prior to E16. 1. Buy in Grand Hall 2. Battle the thieves in North Peridot 3. Battle guy in the slums 4. Fight guy in North Obsidia, near the Spyce but a street over 5. Go to 7th street and if the guy isn't there, just walk on every tile of the shop area until the event triggers? I think if 5 isn't activating you're missing one of these steps.

Assuming you've done all the steps beforehand (the one immediately prior is battling a grunt of the opposite gang in North Obsidia Ward), just go back to the vendor and talk to him. Corin Rouge should show up as normal.

I tried to fix those things a little bit -- as I said this isn't my expertise by any means. If this is far away from your vision Jan you can let someone else do them .-.

Alright, so Fossils: Helix, Dome, Root, Claw, Skull, and Shield Fossils can all only be found by mining rocks, and they're helllla rare. If you are impatient like me you can always trade for them. Sail and Jaw can be found in 7th Street, you're going to need a Helix fossil in your bag and a Pidgeot and a Farfetch'd you're willing to give up. Cover and Plume can be found in Agate Circus by completing shard puzzles. All of these can be revived in Spinel Town by talking to a man in the upstairs segment of the museum. Also, Rufflet is Route 2.