BIGJRA

I bet that she's gonna find out after our fighting Titania, and then before fighting Amaria. Most likely this will end in E17.

Most likely if E19 comes out and I still can't get one then I'll hyu xD Atm, I just don't want to use 'illegitimate' means to do the runs, because if there's a possibility of change I'll take it.

Post #3 also reserved because I'll probably need it too.

Post #2 reserved because will all of the .gif pokemon and all of the walls of text I have per character, I'm gonna need it.

Introducing Project: Reborn Elemental Masters Because of my passion for the extremely replayable Pokemon Reborn, in a nutshell, my goal of this project is to complete a monotype run of the game with every single type. Given that we have roughly two years-ish to await the final product of Pokemon Reborn, I figure that with enough determination and like, 5 years, I can finish them all. I'll be updating this list as much as possible as I go along. Although I had the initial goal of let's playing the Steel run I did (gonna do a different type later when I have time and decent software), I decided to name every character since then, using all six sprites at some point for all of my eighteen characters. Their decisions in game, choices of pokemon, etc. will all be based on a single quote for each character. This is totally not just a retcon I'm using so I didn't have to beat the first five gyms with only Noibat. Without further ado, here are the rules that apply to each Monotype run. Individual rules are decided by character personality, I guess. Oh, and if you were wondering, this is the main motivation behind my other team showcase guide. Run #1: Steel Progress: Done with Episode 15! Character Name: BIGJRA "Victory? Too easy." The Team: Run #2: Psychic Progress: Done with Episode 15! Character Name: Lucius "Life's too short to waste your time with stupidity." The Team: Run #3: Ground Progress: Done with Episode 15! Character Name: Landon "Get me out of this filthy region!" The Team: Run #4: Dragon Progress: vs Blake Character Name: Aurum Restrictions: Sceptile, Ampharos, Charizard are fair game as long as each's Mega Stone is obtained at some point "The innate gemstone power of dragons! That’s what I need to attain!" The Team: Run #5: Bug Progress: vs Julia Character Name: Honey Restriction: All bug types must be caught by the end of the game "There’s more bugs in Reborn than anywhere else! I need to catch them all!"

I actually believe that choosing to not fight Taka will lead to some sort of strife within the Meteors. Whether or not that will mean Solaris will split from Meteor because of his kid's disloyalty or that he will abandon his own son is to be seen... Most likely if you fight Taka then it will be a better time for everyone.

Update your game as far forward as possible, ability capsule should work now.

Although I started playing back at E9, I only ended up making this account back in March 2015 during E14 to Troubleshoot my game. Good decision it was.

It's probably either Spores of some sort or Yawn, since Cain and the player were able to stay awake for a decent few minutes before getting drowsy.

Gonna post two of these for now, I'll get to the rest of my Steel run later. Pokemon: Empoleon Ability: Defiant Moveset: Drill Peck, Waterfall/Aqua Jet, Surf/Brine, Strength/Return, Swords Dance, Bide Rank: B Analysis: Although Defiant sounds like an excellent ability for the first few chapters of the game (it is), Empoleon soon loses anything it could have going once opponents stop using moves like Growl and Tail Whip. With a measly 60 base speed, it's not really set up to sweep, but with 88 and 101 for physical/special defenses respectively it's not really meant to take a hit either, especially in a steel run. As alluded to earlier, Defiant becomes a stick in the mud after it has fully evolved since you must rely on a lucky boost/swords dance and then use Aqua Jet as Empoleon's main STAB, but with an 86 Attack stat it won't really do much. Using Drill Peck as a main physical attack to harness Defiant until Empoleon finally got access to HM Waterfall later in game, using this Emperor Penguin reliably was challenging. Although I certainly don't recommend this for say, a water run, Empoleon will eventually get use of its decent 111 Special Attack and access to Brine and later Surf are positives, especially in this run. With 4/5 of my other team members weak to fire and all 5 weak to ground, Empoleon is able to take care of Steel's weaknesses with its Physical/Special water moves. Although this thing has it's ups and downs, once you can tutor it swords dance and get HM waterfall, it will cover its team's weaknesses. Pokemon: Steelix Ability: Sheer Force/Sturdy(if you need Sturdy for a battle or two) Moveset: Dig/Bulldoze, Screech, Iron Tail, Crunch, Rock Slide Rank: A Analysis: Although I was stupid and didn't know that this thing got Sheer Force until AFTER I finished my Steel run to E15, Steelix actually has a lot of powerful moves to take advantage of it. Although it admittedly sucks as an Onix, once you can Compoundeyes farm a Metal Coat from a Magnemite and Trade Stone it, Steelix will soon become a defensive tank as well as an offensive presence due to its ability. With a massive 200 defense and a mediocre but usable 65 special defense (and 75 HP), Steelix will be able to take hits physically, and if it's really having trouble specially you can ability capsule it to Sturdy. There really isn't much else to say about Steelix's defensive presence other than that it can survive earthquakes and punches. With use of Sheer Force, you can power up most of its strong level up moves at the cost of their secondary effects (which aren't that great anyways). Although Stone Edge has 100 BP, Rock Slide is boosted to a nice 97.5 power but you get 10% more hits based on accuracy. Crunch loses its occasional defense drop and is boosted to 104 BP, which is certainly a strong non-STAB dark move. Iron Tail will become the main crux of the set, and if you give Steelix one of the accuracy raising items, it will become a fairly accurate 130 BP steel move that will leave holes in.... Everything. Overall Steelix, although being crap at first, is a defensive tank that can use Sheer Force to destroy its opponents.

Yeah, because Mewtwo after all is the most likely Pokemon to trust the player. /s Since we fought the one in glitch city I doubt it, although maaaaaaaaaybe the Agate sleeper will be PULSE Darkrai

I do think it's a pretty cool idea, and I guess it kinda hypes up the event for Absol on Route 4? I doubt that we'd see the Absol after its Route 4 appearance but maybe it's a different one or something. EDIT: Just confirmed that it appears before Amaria's jump.

If this is solely for using a different team, you could always use different pokemon each time around...

I've heard that if you don't get Zigzagoon via the first event you can find a Linoone on Route 1, meaning you'd get it after Noel. I haven't confirmed this yet but might as well try it.

Mr Bigglesworth is in Byxbysion Wasteland. To get to him turn all of the pillars red and then a door will open. Following that door will eventually lead you to Biggelsworth's room.

I prefer Blake over Fern, since Fern is trying to be a terrible person and really just wants to hate you whereas Blake simply doesn't care, and seems to be with meteor because he can.

You could consider using Ice for Rejuvenation, considering you can get a Seel right away in Gearen City? This sounds very ambitious (and tbh, will probably be more fun than me just running through all 18 types in Reborn), so good luck!

Still gotta wait for the Numel, although from my experience Burmy and Grotle should have no trouble with Julia.

The Coral Ward event was removed a long time ago. You can get Togepi in the Mystery Egg, although I'm pretty sure if you started your file before E14 you can't get it, and if you started in E15 and got something else you can't get it either.

I'm pretty sure it was because of lag, by removing it Obsidia Ward became just a bit faster. My only gripe is that the trainers within the forest were scrapped and my Numel couldn't burn the field

You have to use waterfall from somewhere in Citrine Mountain. You start from the Agate side, not the Shade's gym side.

As you're going down the waterfall I'm pretty sure you can see Victoria looking down on you from the North Obsidia Ward.