Zargerth

Shouldn't matter. You can get there before retrieving the stone, but the event doesn't disappear anywhere afterwards.

Larvesta isn't bad early on, but later in the game it falls behind.

Nope, as far as I know. I can't understand what the issue could be, I've never had any problems. Maybe you un-zip it wrong, I don't know. Weeping Depths, interact with the broken tombstones. One of them reveals the path to Aron. No, just Caz and he is away for now due to family issues.

Not to rub salt to your wound, but the first Axew I got has a neutral nature and around 20+ IV's in every stat.

Yanmega

TFW so many awesome games are coming but you most likely won't get to play them any time soon because you will be in the military by the time the games are released.

Nosepass

Exquisite.

Ok, then.

As you can see, I have a Sableye. I picked Larvesta, if that matters. Here is the location. I was able to choose between Venonat, Baltoy and Sableye. I wonder if the answers you give when Green is talking to you matter at all.

I just leveled up some of my pokemon, went to catch a couple more and raised them.

Iirc you had to find two gemstones for the Xen Grunt. Those gems activate the machine, which reveals a secret entrance. You need to battle two security drones for the gemstones. I can't recall any other side quest in Amethyst Cave requiring gems, the Moon Dial is somewhere there but that's totally different thing.

Flying and Psychic -types tend to work quite well. You can find Natu in Amethyst Cave, Lunatone event is there as well. I'd level up that Mime Jr. and evolve it to Mr. Mime. Swoobat is quite handy too, and Fearow too (you can get Spearow by completing the help requests in Sheridan). Some Normal-type moves gain Fairy-typing or something (Litleo's Headbutt was super-effective against Pangoro).

The new The Legend of Zelda looks nice. I mean, if they don't completely botch it up somehow. I guess the development team for the game may be new to RPGs, I don't know if that's the case or if someone is co-developing the game (like Bandai Namco was developing Smash Bros. for Wii U / 3DS). While it might be true that some games did what Breath of the Wild is now doing better, I'm a sucker for RPGs.

Corey and Aya have been at the very least among the more harder battles in each of my playthroughs. Florinia or Luna, on the other hand, are quite easy, by the time you battle either one you can find 'mons that counter them effectively.

Would the presence of Shakti in everyone (and everything) mean that everyone's lives and every thing's purpose is pre-determined by Shakti? I mean, does Shakti somehow control people to seek Atma? Is it Shakti that makes trees grow from saplings? If we assume Shakti affects or even controls, the choices of animals and people, then in this sense a person would be the same as divinity. Could people be imperfect forms of Shakti? Wouldn't that make them at least part of Shakti? I'm just speculating, but in this light the point of view of the divine and mortal being one and the same is not that far-fetched. Seeing as it's God who not only gives people their "shape", but also their "duty" and "purpose". One question is that if people are imperfect forms of Shakti, why would they be created imperfect by the "perfect", as in God? I see similarities to Aristotle's philosophy: the "potential" in a person is tapped or realised when they aspire to become the best possible human being they can. In other words and simply put, do good deeds. The similarity is that in both philosophies people and animals alike pursue a greater purpose by doing their duty. This is what gives their life purpose. I have to ask, out of curiosity, are there non-religious people in where you live? Religion has never been in a particularly important role in my life. Oh, and if I misinterpret teachings of Hinduism, I apologize. I assume we have no prior knowledge of the people who are about to be spared or die in the trolley dilemma. If we had (or assumed we have), it would, in my opinion, diminish the value of the dilemma, especially if we adopt black and white point of views of some people being bad or villainous while others are good. Does this "side effect" free you from, strictly speaking, committing murder? Technically speaking, your actions still lead to the death of one person, and lack of action to the death of five people. In this case, you are aware of the fact that there's one person tied to the railroad, and that switching the trolley away from the five others results in the death of this one person. It's a matter of interpretation if the intention here is simply to just save the other people or to save the five others while sacrificing the one person. What is the definition of "deliberately intending harm for perceived good causes"? Let's say I have stepped on glass, and shards of it are stuck on my feet. The act of removing them is a good cause, but doing so might (and let's assume it does) cause me pain. Is this pain "side effect" of the act of removing the shards of glass, or is the infliction of pain integral to this act? As long as causing (temporary) pain can be seen integral to an act of greater good, then one deliberately causes pain for (perceived) good causes.

Diglett, I believe, is in Hardened Mountain. Stunky can be found at the entrance to Blackview City (the part with trees and grass). To catch the Staryu, you need to walk between two boxes near the southern Poke Center in Blackview.

Yes, two of them in fact. You can get one as a reward from one of the Addenfall Ranger jobs. As for the second one, a Hiker in Blackview City would like you to beat Jawline Joey. The Hiker rewards you with an Ability Capsule should you do that.

Stunfisk can be found in the cave (the cave field part) that connects Silver Forest and Route 3 (the area north of Addenfall).

I'll have to go with Ghost. Some of my all-time favorites are Ghosts, like Aegislash and Spiritomb. If I had to pick a second-favorite, that'd be Normal. I wasn't too fond of them first, but the bulkiness and large movepools won me over.

I believe Weedle can be found in Keneph Jungle, while Cubones are found in Vejyr. Aron event is in Weeping Depths, you need to interact with the broken tombstones. One of them reveals a hidden room.

As for Fire-types, there's Magmar/Magmortar, Pyroar and Chandelure as well. Reuniclus or Alakazam are good Psychic-types too, Gardevoir isn't the only viable option. Then there's Florges, should you need a Fairy-type. Edit: considering how far you're in the game atm, you can already get or can soon obtain Reuniclus, Alakazam, Pyroar, Florges and Chadelure.

Porygon

Xatu

Afaik Electirizer can't be obtained yet.