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No. Flygon is available, though.

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@Flying Crocodile I think you should be able to get one by evolving Cubone on Apophyll. You can find wild A-Marowaks later on in the game as well.

@David0895 Take your time exploring that place, because once you leave you have to do everything all over again to get back in. There are some secrets in there.

@Wallander Talk to the guy right next to one of the plants (second floor). However, if you have lost your Sweet Heart, you can't get Incinium Z.

Welcome back. And to answer your question: a good portion of 7th gen mons are available early-mid-game, including (in my opinion) really good ones like Bewear, Araquanid and Type:Null. Many of Major Trainer and Gym Leaders teams have changed, so if you're interested in seeing how exactly, then definitely start a new run. As for E17 itself, some aspects of it share opinions, some people like it while others were disappointed. I guess it's up to you to see for yourself and form your opinion.

Not normally, but if you download the weather mod made by @Waynolt then yes. You will get "Shared PC Box", where you can put a mon from one of your save files, then retrieve it in another.

@David0895 Just keep looking, it can appear back in the spot you just came from.

@dragonza11 @Wallander

Right-hand side on top, middle is left-hand side, bottom is the tower

I got the same result. I have no idea who that is tbh.

No, and neither in the Scrapyard. Moving close to walls helps locating them.

Aegislash has two stances: Sword and Shield. Sword is offense, meaning it's 150 defenses become it's attack stats. Aegislash takes this form whenever you use a move that deals damage. Aegislash returns to defense/ shield (default) form when you use the move King's Shield. Teach it via Heart Scale. In Shield form, Aegislash boasts 150 defense and sp. defense.

I just started Bloodborne.

What do you need? Roserade and Lilligant are both powerful Sp. Attackers. While Roserade has more coverage and support options, Lilligant can use Quiver Dance and Petal Dance- combined with Own Tempo it never gets confused. Roserade can use Sludge Bomb, Venoshock, Dazzling Gleam etc. as well as set up Toxic Spikes / Spikes. Cradily is a tank, basically. Storm Drain is a good ability, since it allows you to switch safely into Water-type attacks. Giga Drain, Recover and maybe Toxic are all part of Cradily's game plan. Tsareena is the physical attacker. It lacks coverage (until USUM move tutors are implemented in Reborn), but I guess you could try something like Trop Kick, High Jump Kick, Play Rough (egg move) and a filler move, Synthesis maybe? Basically the choice comes down to what your team needs.

I don't think there are any in-depth guides yet (I didn't come across any either). What seems to be the problem?

You need Dive and access to Tourmaline Desert in order to find all 3. In other words, 13-14 badges.