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It's related to one of the Kakori or Kristiline help requests.

This is what I've been telling @Caz in Desolation thread (speaking of which, I think Mr. Mime is still not available)! My personal opinion is that Gardevoir should not be obtainable before Mr. Mime, since that leaves the player with little to no incentive to use Mr. Mime at all. It's almost like giving players Scizor before Beedrill is anywhere to be seen. I remember mentioning shock value in one of my (now buried) threads in regards to content of fangames. Is shock value- content always there just for the sake of shock value, or could certain acts work as means of narrating story or developing character that no other mean or method can achieve? For instance, I believe there's a difference between characters witnessing violence and them experiencing violence - while both of these traumas affect the character(s) present, you could say the effects are different based on the situation they're in. Can content with shock value achieve anything but shock value and can shock value be relevant or important (to the story and characters)? How would you write this section of the game (Mosley's introduction)? From what I understand, this scene is supposed to display how far the townsfolk is ready to go in order to get rid of outsiders, it shows their hatred. How would you write and convey that?

Pulse Budew! Feel the wrath of a thousand Budews! All jokes aside, something like Cofagrigus or Golurk would be pretty neat. Since we're heading to the desert, the idea of Pulse Cofagrigus doesn't in my opinion seem too far-fetched, especially if there are old ruins or such in the desert. Pulses going haywire or not working the way intended is nothing new, and Cofagrigus, according to it's 6th gen Pokedex entry, doesn't take too kindly to grave robbers or even those who just get too close to it. Maybe you even get sucked by Pulse Cofagrigus and fight it "from the inside" in order to free yourself

Recently I've been playing Dark Souls 3 and Fallout 4

The patch contains files you use as replacement for the files of the same name. Drag or copy and paste the newly downloaded files to your Pokemon Rejuvenation folder.

Download and apply patch 10. Link is in the opening post of Bug Reporting thread.

Wait a second...where are the OG Reborn champions Gardevoir and Magnezone? What blasphemy is this? Rebornian Gardevoir is Fairy/Dark type and Rebornian Magnezone is Steel/Ghost. Why Fairy/Dark? I dunno, it's edgy maybe the corruption turned Ralts evil instead of outright deleting it from existence. As for Magnezone, the typing is mostly inspired by the Abandoned Power Plant (Shade's Gym).

@Snowy Amine ( MC Kapper) I guess you could say of course it was.

Augustus is shipping everyone, if you catch my drift.

Oranguru might work here as well. It sort of fits a theme (since according to it's Pokedex entry it's very intelligent. You could say it's not particularly cute, though) and with the right moveset could be outright terror to face. It can take advantage of the field like Girafarig, but Oranguru has Psychic Terrain in it's pocket, which can change the flow of battle. In my opinion Noel kinda has that cutesy design in his team considering that he has Wigglytuff, Clefable, Cinccino and Girafarig, so from that perspective it's not such a bad idea to take different approach with Marianette's team. Noctowl actually sounds fun. The field boosts sort of make up for it's otherwise low attack power, but Noctowl could be used for defensive play too. Reflect/Feather Dance along with Roost and then two damage-dealing moves, STAB maybe?

Which Rotom is it, washing machine? Decidueye can deal heavy damage with Leaf Blade. What is your Krookodile's ability? With Intimidate it can weaken Electivire and defeat it with Earthquake if your Krookodile is slower. If it's faster, Moxie is a game-changer.

@Joeytoms Have you downloaded and applied Patch 10? I just played your save file and the cell door was open. Game.rxdata Edit: There's a link to the patch in the first post of this thread.

@Joeytoms Are you using Windows? Your save file should be located in Computer - Drive C - users - (your name) - saved games (or something along those lines) - Pokemon Rejuvenation The save file you have currently in use is named Game or Game.rx. As for how to send it, there's this clip-icon on the lower left, just underneath this text box you type in. Just drag your save file there, it should get attached to your comment.

Normal, because it has everything you need. Plenty of status buffs as well as confuse-inducing moves, healing moves, and Attract of all things. Normal is versatile offensively, too. Body Slam, Giga Impact, Hyper Beam, Hyper Voice, Mega Punch, Mega Kick...yeah, I think I'm doing pretty good.

As far as I know you can't move them yet, even though you have Strength.

Did you already battle Aelita in Teila Resort? If you did, go to Sheridan Village.

In their defense, nothing in the title refers to Kanto only. If this is supposed to be the first thread in a series or something, (in retrospect) it would have been wise to put Kanto in the title. With that said, however, reading the opening post would have prevented misconceptions. Also what's with the quotation marks with the word favorite As for the topic itself: Charizard: I'm such a Charizard fanboy. Aerodactyl: The best fossil mon ever created. Exeggutor: Remember when Exeggutor used to be good? Pepperidge farm remembers. Snorlax: Me irl Gengar: I like Ghost-types. As for the Legendary, it's Mewtwo. Used to be my favorite mon as a kid, and I still like it.

According to Serebii, it evolves at level 20 (or higher) at night.

I'll probably start yet another run. For me, it has become a habit of sorts.

Considering that we have yet to battle either Hardy or Titania, I'd say Donphan and Machamp make good additions. Of course, this is just speculation on my part, but it was mentioned that the Dragon's Den field is used in two battles (which I believe are Saphira and Hardy). Excadrill, due to it's Steel -typing, takes neutral damage from Rock -type moves and increased super-effective damage from Fire -type moves. Donphan on the other hand, doesn't have these weaknesses. Machamp resists Rock -type moves as well and deals super-effective damage on Rock- and Steel -types. While you already have Fire- and Ground- type moves at your disposal, some Steel -types, combined with Fairy Tale field (Adrienn's field, which we might see again) no longer have Fire weakness and due to their secondary type they might not be weak to Ground in the first place, like Ferrothorn, Scizor or Skarmory. Machamp doesn't do much against Skarmory unless you manage to confuse it with Dynamic Punch or attack it right after it used Roost, though. Like I mentioned, this is just my speculation so take it with a grain of salt. With that said, the release of Episode 17 is still some time away, so why not use that time to prepare for anything?

Do a run where you use only mons that have Sheer Force, Huge Power or Pure Power as their ability.

I'm surprised Geara doesn't have Lunaala. Edit: Or Marshadow for that matter.

The only reason I used your Geodude - now Graveler - was to set Stealth Rocks. Roserade might be handy in the next gym battle, but you really need better moves. I can't remember if Sludge Bomb will be obtainable, but Venoshock is. You can find it in Byxbysion Wasteland iirc.

Done. I had to use some of your healing items, but since you have a good stock of them I don't think you mind. Game.rxdata