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I can confirm Dunsparce, but am not entirely sure aboutTyroque. If my memory serves me right, you can find Nosepass in Caratos.

I can top this. I just beat Aya. At the end, it was my Infernape against her Drapion and Venusaur, both of which were in their reds. I fully healed my Infernape, just to realize that a Power Whip and Aqua Tail later I had 1 HP left. While I already moved my finger towards F12, I took out Drapion, just to realize that a Power Whip missed. I had to suppress an urge to laugh and thankfully took out the Venusaur. In the end, my Infernape had just 1 HP and I think this was the closest battle I ever had in my time playing Pokemon. Somehow I think that the battles to come won't be easier xD

If you want to train a fairy for Ampharos, do you have Gardevoir? It easily swept half of Erick's and Flora's team in my run. I stopped training Mawile. It may hit pretty hard, but is slow and easily defeated by special attacks (which the last two leaders mainly use, as far as I remember). I can't give any real suggestions about grass types, as I stopped training them in the mid-game. But I guess Tangrowth, Roserade, or Breloom are quite strong in Rejuvenation.

Do you still have a game.rxdata in the respective folder? If not, change one of the back up's name to "game" (rejuvenation/reborn needs this data to run the game). So, if you don't have a "game.rxdata" in this folder, change the "399 - pawpa - 41h 36m..." (if that's your last back up) name to "game". That's the only thing I can think of.

I like the idea of doing a flying mono and thought of doing one in rejuvenation, but decided to finally finish a regular run in reborn first. I thinl I'll keep an eye on this topic. A little suggestion about the flying bugs: I don't know how good they are in reborn (atm just 3 badges, so I do not really know what the game throws at you, especially in an intense run), but in rejuvenation vivillion is just amazing. Compound Eyes and sleep powder, later on quiver dance and strong hitting attacks (especially something like hurricane, which gets 91% accuracy instead of 70) can deal massive damage. This bug will be frail, but a vivillion with precise sleep powders, some time to freely set up, can hit pretty hard and sweep some teams. As said above, I don't know how good vivillion is in reborn, but I simply loved this bug in rejuvenation. Butterfree should work similarly, but misses some strong moves like hurricane (but doesn't need a beart scale to learn sleep powder). Of course, don't use vivillion if you are fine with other flying types (flying really offers a great variety) but I love how some fan games force me to test different pokes, especially in mono runs.

In your section about Amethyst Cave, Diglett is missing. I remember seeing some in a current game.

I dont't know how it's handled in the current version yet, but I think I tried this back in V6 to realize that the second Pokemon was missing.

As far as I know, the wild Elekid is the only possibility atm

In West Gearan's first Help Quest near the end. Narcissa says "let's finish him off with out special move", but it should be our instead of out.

About the encounters in Amethyst Cave: In a new game I finished the Galvanthula fight today. I think before the battle against it, just 1 wild Pokémon appeared, after the battle against it, the encounter rate started to increase. At least with Galvanthula defeated, the encounter rate appeared normal for me.