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One of the games i enjoyed playing when i was a little kid was pokemon gold and silver. Even though it will be easy i want to try out pokemon HeartGold or SoulSilver. But i want to know what pokemon are available to catch or get through an event in those games, like, a list or something. The pokedex isnt exactly a good way to view what pokemon to get, i googled but all i found were pokedexes. The last thread about these games was from 2012, i didnt want to necro that thread so i made a new one.

If anyone knows manga or anime identical or similar to the manga "Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari" it would be greately appreciated. I loved the premise of the show, where the main character is treated as he is but still follows through, i loved how he obtained and formed bonds with his companion(and how she started as a slave but grew, etc...), i love that sort of stuff.

So its just pure comedy? No story/character development, etc...?

I got the basic idea, thanks. Now to find where the items are.... The item in question is "Broken Fury Edge", its gotten by doing quest 6 of Lola. Though i havent dabbled into that at all, ill try to figure it out, hopefully. Now that i think about it more carefully the chances of me suceeding is close to none. I really hope i can work this out, i dont want to quit the game.

Has anybody played "Maji de Watashi no Koishinasai!"? Can you tell me if it has an actual good plot/story/etc... or if its just comedy? Thanks.

I thought id make a thread like this one, tell me what you think. Action: Fast-paced action such as fighting or some other form of agressive activity. Example: Bleach Adventure: Features characters going on a trip to find their luck or with a specific purpose. Example: FullMetal Alchemist Drama: Meant to bring emotion out of the reader/viewer, such as sadness, tension, or otherwise. Example: Clannad Romance: Love, Romantic feelings between characters or the development thereof. Example: Clannad Ecchi: Sexy and Juicy, but not going overboard. Example: Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou Manga. Mystery: Unresolved Case, or Mysterious Event, keeps you guessing until the end while catching all the clues and riddles along the way. Example: Umineko no Naku Koro ni. Psychological: Deals with the philosophy or state of mind, the crazy kind in most cases. Example: Suicide Island Horror: Fear and Terror related, usually not for the faint of heart. Example: Tokyo Ghoul Sci-fi: Space-related, futuristic, etc... Example: To Aru Kagaku no Railgun School Life: Set in campus or some sort of school. Ouran High School Host Club Supernatural: Deals with unexplained things that do not happen in nature. Example: Fruits Basket Historical: Usually set in a setting of the past thats part of history, or other settings. Example: Oda Nobuna no Yabou Mecha: Involves walking vehicles controlled by a pilot, usually futuristic. Example: Eureka Seven Tragedy: Prepare some tissues or a handy beforehand. Example: Suicide Island Shounen: Usually aimed towards male teens. Example: Naruto Seinen: Usually aimed towards male young adults. Example: Sekirei Shoujo: Usually aimed towards teen girls. Example: Fruits Basket Josei: Usually aimed towards female young adults. Example: Nodame Cantabile(Manga). Gender Bender: Changing genders, whether it is by magic or physical means(make up, etc...). Example: Ranma 1/2 Harem: One character surrounded by many characters, usually of the opposite sex who are attracted towards the one character. Example: Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou Martial Arts: Judo, Karate and other arts of combat. Example: Girls of the Wilds. Sports: Centers around anything related to some sort of sport, like Basketball or Baseball. Example: Slam Dunk Shoujo Ai: Girls Love. Example: Lily Love Yuri: Usually features more intimate relationships than Shoujo Ai. Example: Gokujou Drops Shounen Ai: Boys Love. Example: Himitsu no Akuma-Chan Yaoi: Usually features more intimate relationships than Shounen Ai. Example: Junjou Romantica Comedy: Generally intended to amuse, light, humorous, funny. Example: Nisekoi Smut: Usually contains offensive content, especially sexually profane material. Example: Nozoki Ana (Manga). Took me quite a while to get all of the examples and write good descriptions, i had to step outside my confort zone for some(like Yaoi) to find the examples, but i hope it was worth it. If i missed any tags tell me.

Manga Recommendations: Girls of the Wilds (lots of strong girls in this if you are into that). Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou (a pretty good Ecchi Harem Comedy that also got an anime this season). The Gamer (A manhwa that hits close to home, the main character gets an ability that allows him to get exp, grind, as well as learn unique skills with a touch of a button, a cool supernatural action manhwa thats definetaly worth checking out).

Hello, i want to get the best ending possible in a game, but i missed a crucial item(i was unaware that i missed it, theres no info given by the game on those side quests and when they are available, i realised too late). So, i wanna use some sort of cheating program or do something to add the item to my inventory, as the only way to get it again is to do all of the quests all over again from the start, and i do not want to waste 20+ more hours of my time on that as well as reading all of the same text, doing all of the same story and events all over, i do not have that kind of patience. The game in question is Fairy Fencer F on the PC. If someone here is a cheating expert, could you please help me or instruct me on how to put this item in my inventory? Thanks.

I captured a Budew on the first area, Gearen City, unless it was changed or moved from there.

Ahh alright, i apologize for lashing out, im just constantly hearing OP from all over the place. Anyway, Gallade is the physical version of Gardevoir, i havent seen it in a team in quite a while, i personally use Gallade with Assault Vest sometimes in competitive pokemon, works well that way, but i find it lackluster otherwise, lack of speed, hp and physical defence isnt really for me, though it does have access to nice coverage moves. It depends on what TMs you plan to make available, or pokemon for breeding.

Ralts doesnt make games too easy, first of all, Ralts and Kirlia are both very weak pokemon in a difficult game. Gardevoir in itself is pretty squishy unless you invest in HP and if you do, its speed is gonna be sub-par. It has 2 nice stabs, but most pokemon have nice stabs, even Jan added it as a starter to Rejuvenation now. Its not overpowered and doesnt make it too easy, do not put it in the same tier as Speed Boost Blaziken as the same sort of game-changer, ive played fangames for quite a while now, i used Gardevoir in every single one, so i know. So i propose that you dont axe it, see how it goes, or make it more difficult to evolve it to Gardevoir yourself.

You dont need an HM slave, your own character smashes the steel bars.

Click on them, your character can smash them.

Btw what amythyst cave door? If you are talking about the Chandelure thing, you have to get two rocks to power up the machine, both of those are in seperate caves(still in amethyst) guarded by bots.