TalkingDinosaur

No, I meant the image isn't loading and all the spoiler shows is "Untitled.jpg."

I wish I could be Untitled.jpg too. :Kappa:

When you go up the waterfall, go to the land on your right and just walk up. You'll see stairs leading up to the house.

Gimme da waifu

It's an event. Obsidia Alleyway at night. It keeps happening.

I believe the event starts once the officers have returned to the station after the event with Corey at his gym. You can trade with the police officer whenever you have the Growlithe egg on you. You have to trade it to him as an egg, if it is hatched, he won't take it. The egg you get from the officer is locked in when you created your save file. So whatever hatches from the egg is what you are stuck with no matter how many times you load back.

Woobat from railnet tunnel as always if you want ez mode. Lots of bugs available, I believe you can acquire a Dustox just to get by a little. Klink can also be found in the railnet tunnel. Lotad can be found on the docks on a rainy day. Gulpin can be found in a dumpster in Peridot Ward My bad, didn't realize this was Rejuventation. Sorry :c

Grass, Steel, and Psychic

I love Grass type Pokemon and I would've suggested Serperior, but since you don't care for Monomons then I recommend Venusaur. Great typing gives you an edge over other grass type trainers like Fern and Flo and you also get the ever invaluable leech seed. For ez mode you can pick up Woobat with Simple and run over everything till mid game.

You could pick up Lotad since it is available relatively early in Reborn. Even better if you make it a rain team. Emolga to have an immunity to elec if you catch one with Motor Drive, also helps you cover Grass types.

The champion of Reborn will be the legendary Gym Guy. He was always there, guiding us through the gyms until the day would come where we would be able to stand against him.

As much as I would complain about the absurdity of how stacked the odds are against you in gym battles, it is honestly a lot of fun to battle them. A lot of Reborn's appeal to me was the high difficulty and how you have to rely on some very obscure pokemon to carry you to mid game when you can finally start building your dream team.

This battle came WAY too close. http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/uu-244155650

Since nobody is telling, I'll just say it. The Timburr puzzle is doable 1/4 times iirc. There are puzzles that are purposely unsolvable, if you keep getting a puzzle where 1 or 2 pieces just don't seem to be in the right position then those are the unsolvable ones. Just save scum before you use a shard and keep trying til you get the right puzzle. Personally, this is one of the worst puzzles, no point in the puzzles being rigged aside from just wasting the player's time.

Assuming you're wanting to get Escavalier, there is now an npc in Spinel Town that evolves your Karrablast or Shelmet. So saves you a Linkstone.

http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?s=0d24e007064b7144ae0cd478c91ff826&showforum=56

The Police Officer egg is decided when you first create your save file in Reborn. Sorry dood. You can get the Electrizer in front of Calcenon so you can evolve it into Electivire.

On a clear weather day, there is a guy on the roof of the Obsidia Slums who will trade you a Link Stone for a rare candy. (I did this one a long time ago, so Ame may have changed the reward cuz Ame) In front of the Yureyu building, there is a clickable rock that has a Link Stone. Iirc, there is a linkstone directly to the right of the Spinel Town entrance, there's a gap between the trees you can slip through and it should be on a clickable rock. Additionally the Moss Stone to evolve your Eevee into Leafeon is there as well. Also, when you update your game to a new episode, the items on clickable rocks usually reset so you can pick em up again. ;]

I was in this area about a week ago and I can tell you this puzzle is 100% doable. With that Rock-and-ladders puzzle, you just need to realize what sides you can approach the boulders from, no problemo. For the EV deleting berries, you need to collect the Department Store stickers to access the floor they are on. The berries are on its 4th floor so you'll need 3 stickers. (Can't remember if you start with 1 sticker or 0 so I'm assuming you start with none.)

Remember, you're here forever.

Ninetales for a Special Attacker and Growlithe for Physical Attacking obv. Personally, I prefer Arcanine because it has more utility with Flash Fire, Intimidate, and Extreme Speed. Coupled with a nice 110 Atk and 95 Speed, he can be nasty. With Ninetales, you'd probably be relying on confuse ray hax so you can let it set up a Nasty Plot to start doing damage.

Baw, it was changed to magikarp? I honestly thought it would be something with a little worth considering the extension the quest got. JukedbyAmethyst

Thanks for the feedback guys. I'll try out these new sets and mons when I get the chance.

Back in Gen 5, I made a team for UU based off my ingame team and it served me well. Since then I've ported it over to Gen 6 and made some minor changes to movesets. But I feel it's finally due for some major change, so here it is: Accelgor @ Focus Sash Ability: Unburden EVs: 252 HP / 4 SpA / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Bug Buzz - Hidden Power (Dark) - Focus Blast - Final Gambit My usual lead, I literally picked up this guy for the sheer novelty of Final Gambit, I love the reactions I would get when people get caught by it. Of my entire team, I feel it's time to say goodbye to Accelgor, but I'm not sure who to replace it with. Mienshao @ Life Orb Ability: Reckless EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - High Jump Kick - Stone Edge - U-turn - Aerial Ace The bae, I absolutely love Mienshao and don't see myself replacing it anytime soon. High jump Kick is so boosted by STAB, Life Orb, and Reckless that unless you resist fighting, High Jump Kick is almost a guaranteed OHKO. I should replace Aerial Ace with maybe something like Poison Jab, not too sure. Chandelure @ Choice Scarf Ability: Flash Fire EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Fire Blast - Shadow Ball - Energy Ball - Trick Hard hitting and made fast thanks to Choice Scarf. I usually have Chandelure back-to-back with Escavalier thanks to Flash Fire. Does its job when it doesn't miss it's Fire Blast. Fire Blast and Shadow Ball for STAB, Energy Ball to get rid of those pesky Water/Ground mons, and Trick to stop set ups. (Lead Chariot) Escavalier @ Choice Band Ability: Swarm EVs: 172 HP / 252 Atk / 84 Spe Adamant Nature - Megahorn - Iron Head - Knock Off - Drill Run Bulky And Hard Hitting but slow as a rock. This guy actually comes from an old Trick Room team I used to run, but when I stopped using the team I decided to keep this guy. This thing's bulk allows it to tank well, but a 4x weakness to fire is the reason I have Chandelure with Flash Fire so it can tag out and Chandelure gets a boosted Fire Blast. Megahorn and Iron Head for STAB, Knock Off for coverage, and Drill Run for predicting a switch in to Fire. Considering Assault Vest over Choice Band. Milotic @ Leftovers Ability: Marvel Scale EVs: 248 HP / 252 Def / 8 SpD Bold Nature - Scald - Recover - Toxic - Ice Beam The Tank of the team, Milotic fulfills its role well, when burned becomes even bulkier thanks to Marvel Scale. Don't think I'll be swapping it out for another anytime soon. Scald for STAB and chance to burn, Recover and Toxic for stalling, and Ice Beam for coverage. Aerodactyl @ Aerodactylite Ability: Pressure EVs: 40 HP / 252 Atk / 216 Spe Jolly Nature - Stone Edge - Iron Head - Earthquake - Aerial Ace Sporting an incredible 150 Base Speed with a great 135 Atk this thing is a monster. Stone Edge and Aerial Ace for STAB, Iron Head and EQ for coverage. I've considered making Aerodactyl my lead, swapping its Mega for Focus Sash and adjusting its move set with Stealth Rocks and Taunt. So there's my team. I've looked at a lot of other Pokemon but I'm turning to you guys to help me come to a decision. I look forward to hearing feedback.