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Yes there is: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mkxzXPQhR7lgYiwNkxX7woQP4Tp65IbdpHfFNrW1TVI/edit?usp=sharing You can find this and many other useful guides in the reborn discord

If you have the patience to copy all the clues I'll solve it tomorrow

I'm sorry, nothing :(

Also, the warning for magneton comes very early. You should try to anticipate the other enemies and once you defeat them start running towards magneton, even if the chest hasn't been lifted yet

Azurine lake, k area iirc

I may have one, it's old though so not sure about it, will search for it this afternoon

Another tip: I usually give myself a "limit" on how much I want to "spend" in capturing a legend, like if it takes me more than 30 balls it's not worth it and I will reset. This saved me some money and in a couple occasions made me find shiny legends ;)

You were awesome, thanks a lot :)

You sure all Cristals broke and the road to the top is clear?

Is it ep 19? Did you start the game in one of the areas where it is said NOT to start the game? Details required

This game was mind blowing when I first played it in 2015, and still is now. It's been a pleasure and an honor to see this grow and finally get to it's end. Still have to start the new content but from the bottom of my heart I wanted to say thank you, you all made something incredible, these words may seem exaggerated for a simple game but to me this was truly a whole new experience. Love from Italy

So has an Australian accent but dislikes spiders and snakes?? No wonder he run all the way to aevium I guess

Mmh no actually, bulk up in in honec woods--> kingdom of goomidra - - > Kasumi garden

Use haryama, copperajah, bronzong or light screen eerie impulse electrode

Don't tell this to your step brother

Yep, also be sure you're playing on patch 0.5 as there was a previous bug which locked you away from the fight

In sashila village through surf you get to a guy that will give you permission. Iirc it's on the eastern side of the village, opposite to the research center

I just beat them with my volcarona. First turn I killed the talonflame with rock blast sandaconda, then I managed to get together Volcarona and amoonguss. I used rage powder with amoonguss while volcarona used quiver dance, then started my sweep.

Well I used scrafty in reborn and it's a pretty reliable Pokémon, and moxie is also a nice ability, but while losing weakness to psychic it gains a 4x weakness to fairy; it's main problem though is that it is slooooow. I'd try mienshao, it has great coverage only through his learnsets and can pivot out with u-turn if need be. Though all depends on what you prefer :)

A reasonable limitation is the need of having ap to unlock the ev training rooms and the IV changer coming late game. There are many ways to beat the game, even without having perfect IVs or EVs, and that's part of the challenge. I don't really get this fuss about tediousness, I find the actual system works pretty well, even more if compared to classical games. If you don't want to waste time with it you should just use debug mode and create the Pokémons you prefer.

You need to interact with the well from the south

Overall your team is neatly built in terms of coverage, so you're kinda fine. If you want some more suggestions though, what I think it lacks is utility, in terms of priority, terrain/weather changing, screen setting etc., which normally isn't that big of a deal but it is in rejuv. So working with what you have I'd say: - your tanks being slowbro and amoongus, they're exposed to many weaknesses. I'd train up pyukumuku and clefable, as they may prove really useful, the first by changing the field and having some nice gimmicks, the latter by being able to set up, which is a thing your actual tanks lack. - I don't see your mistery egg Pokémon? It usually provides really useful in many ways. Is it mienfoo? Mienshao is a really powerful pivot. Intimidate Luxray is also nice, especially once you gain its crest - a prankster mon would really benefit your team. You could breed for a male meowstic which learns both screens and has priority yawn and t-wave (and can also hit hard). - some Pokémon can really change tides in a battle, I'd keep trained up destiny bond froslass and trick room oranguru. You may also wanna train cloud nine altaria later on to help with the flying gym. - eevelutions. They're incredibly op, umbreon as of now can't gain its full potential, but acid armor vaporeon makes a great tank, Espeon and jolteon both hit like a truck, Silveon may serve many purposes (though you'll gain access to a perfect one later on). Sadly you don't have any weather switchers aside from vulpix, but you may teach the move to some of your Pokémon (and waste a turn though). Aaand I think that's all with what you already have, though if you're willing to explore you nowbhave access to many nice Pokémon Good luck going on, hope I helped a bit!