Zargerth

Tornadus

Currently Magmarizer is available only if the Magby you caught is holding one. If not, then you can't get one yet.

Ninjask

I'd suggest leveling up your 'mons, you have a few under lvl 70. Have you considered using Drapion against her Altaria? Upon Mega evolving it becomes a Fairy-type, so Poison-type moves will be super-effective. I wonder why your Crustle knows Smack Down and Rock Wrecker, but not Shell Smash. I mean, my Barbaracle with Shell Smash swept her team after Togekiss was dealt with. I think you should just paralyze Togekiss with Eelektross, then bring in Crustle for setting Stealth Rocks safely. Go get Bronzong. Ciel's Altaria might know Earthquake, so Levitate Bronzong might be handy. On the other hand, it's not quite as strong as Heavy Metal Bronzong with Heavy Slam. You can catch Bronzong in Route 3 iirc. Speaking of Bronzong, you can use one for setting up Trick Room as well. Might come in handy, considering some of her 'mons are way faster than yours.

I stumbled upon a Skorupi at night, while on my way to catch the Beldum.

Electrode

Do any of the battles give you trouble in particular? I mean, do you, for example, find Fern & Blake easier/harder than the first battle with Meteor Aces? Scrafty isn't that bad of a lead, considering both Krookodile and Walrein (in Fern & Blake battle) are weak to Fighting. What is your Scrafty's ability? In my experience, Florinia ends up eating a lot of moves, so you have to do the heavy lifting here. You have some moves like Earthquake and Electroweb, which hit more than one target. They should come in handy, but doing some damage with Krookodile might be difficult since Fern uses a few Grass-types and Blake uses Ice-types, both of which hit Krookodile with super-effective moves. Get rid of Fern's Krookodile and Rhyperior before bringing in Infernape. Infernape can demolish many of Blake's 'mons. In the third battle, I'd focus on taking down Solaris first. He has strong, hard hitting Pokemon, some of which can set up. Don't let them do that.

This is how I've been doing that in Reborn.

Here is the Orphanage (Lost Camp) guide: http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=14486

Use Chandelure/Vanilluxe/Eelektross, Samurott and Throh in one of your gen 5 playthroughs. Throh is just a funny guy, and some of the late-evolving 'mons make the game more interesting.

^ eats maggots for breakfast

No problem. It's just that even the very little and easy-to-miss things can make a world of difference.

Ok, this should do the trick. She is in the second room on the right side. There was some dialogue you missed. In case you want to know, the Eldest told you she had failed Keta and Vi...(she won't say the whole name here, but judging by her debate with Aelita when you first enter Sheridan, it may be Vivian). She also said she no longer can purify Shadow Pokemon.

Here's your save file. You forgot to talk to the Eldest before heading back to Kristiline. That's why the Magma Stone didn't work. I had to use some Repels in order to get talk to the Eldest. Hold on, I got em mixed. Apparently I don't have a save where I had done all that...anyway, go talk to the Eldest back in the golden cave, then try melting the ice.

Say, are Adam (the blue-haired guy) and Valarie there - as in the field - as well? And some other NPCs? I might recall the part you're talking about...

based Marcello

Mega Tooth or some sort of cybernetic eye. Cool or what?

I guess, although if it really is a bug, I can't fix it.

Noctowl

So you can go the west field, right? The one with a small river and Absol statue? You might need to meet with Braixen, if that's the case you should be able to get past the woods in to the snowy area. If not, then there's yet something you haven't done yet. Did Neved lecture you? In fact, what was the last thing you did?

I've played both types of games and to be honest I enjoy both. If the background story is well-written, I have no complaints. The overall story, difficulty and "rhythm" of the game are the things that matter the most.

I somehow confused it with Storm Drain. Still, the fact that tracing Flash Fire makes Gardevoir immune to Fire-type moves still stands.

There's no such thing as a "bad team" (unless it's genuinely bad, like consisting of Kakunas and Spewpas). Assuming that Aya is no longer travelling with you, you can't just grind in Route 3. That leaves Agate Circus as your primary place for EXP (although the clown can be a real jerk sometimes). Do you have the TM 18 - Rain Dance? If so, teach it to your Crobat, it has the potential to go outspeed Charlotte's most, if not all of her, Pokemon. Not only does Rain Dance weaken her Pokemon and the field effect, it will boost your Floatzel's Water-type moves and it's Speed, should it have Swift Swim ability. If your Gardevoir has Trace ability, you might be able to trace Flash Fire, which not only makes it immune to Fire-type moves, but if Gardevoir now gets targeted by one, its Sp. Attack increases. Then there are the Pokemon with Thick Fat ability, such as Walrein and Snorlax. You can catch Sealeo, which evolves to Walrein, in Ametrine Mountain. Getting Snorlax is a bit more tricky, since you need to have a Whiscash for the trade. You receive Munchlax, who evolves via max happiness. If you're short on resources and cash, then it might be a tad more difficult to manage. I can't stop you from starting a new game but I wouldn't give up just yet.

I believe "Where do I go next?" -thread is where you should have posted your question. With that said, the Magma Stone is capable of melting only the house where you get the Magma Drift TM. That should occur when you "talk" to the house (interact with it).

Go upstairs from the cell area, then instead of taking the door out of the building or going upstairs keep going to the room behind the stairs. After that just go to the room in front of you. If the guard doesn't give you the mining kit, then you need to do something else first.