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Somewhat related, but necessary:

Mostly, they are in 7th street (one appears after returning if you've already bought all of the caged mons; broken for some people), Agate Fair, and Peridot Ward (post-restoration in old factory location; more tutors appear once episode is complete). The pledge tutors in Lapis and Agate Fair probably count too.

While I was going for what I assume is the water type (maybe water/electric), the seemingly very-close-to-a-lawsuit Charmander offshoot is ok too..........seriously, it even has the on fire tail and lizard-like design.

Quetzalcoatl?

You might just have to end up rolling a dice and leaving it to RNG-esus. Still an hour left http://www.roll-dice-online.com/

Well, I voted without looking at the results first, and I managed to tie it up again...............sorry Wolfox......Come on polls.........

I'm going to have to go with a basic answers of vampires as well, mostly because of how many slightly (or sometimes bigger) different variations that stories/series/franchises feature (usually in regards to weaknesses and abilities). They can be adapted many ways for interesting takes and work in all different settings. Other reasons have already been covered by other respondents. Dragons might be a close second, but there is much more species/type variation through different cultures, mythologies, and fantasy settings.....it's a little too broad of a category for me to use. It was already hard enough deciding.

The only way is if you have a Pickup mons (or a few preferably) with you when you level grind your other mons. I think there are a few watchable in the wild, though you can at least breed a few (like Pachurisu) if they aren't. Just sell whatever items you happen to get this way (if you are willing to part). There are re-battleable trainers (that aren't Audino trainers) in the initial starting place (Rejuv's equivalent of the Grand Hall), but I don't know when they actually appear.

Not in this episode, no. Probably a future one.

--For the hardest, it was either Shelly or Charlotte, both in ep 16. I was definitely not used to the system (or any amount of competitive battling competence....even against an A.I.). In hindsight, I had the right tool to stop the rain (Fake out on Meostick), but I never thought of using it to stop Illomise's Rain Dance........thus I couldn't just torch the field. If I had a Rock type, it would have also been easier, but nothing that early interested me. I mostly had to brute force it and had to rely on a mon obeying me even after it leveled up mid-battle; also, I had to evolve Greninja then de-level it, since it's second evo wasn't sufficient. I was determined to beat Charlotte without using Rain Dance, even going as far as to EV train my Pokemon using the last of the friendship berries I had. I think in the end I still had to use Rain Dance, though I might have gotten through without it. I can't remember clearly a this point. --Luna was by far the easiest, being the only leader I beat on my first try in (my one run of) Reborn so far, though some of that was getting used to system. I guess I just had the right mons with me. I only had to reset once or twice for Samson and Noel, with the Samson loss being carelessness on my part, so they were close second for easiest this time around.

@Wolfox Well, you reached it. Happy 420 points! Here's the promised meme vids

I'll be sure to post the associated meme song when the time comes

From what I remember, yes, especially if there are appliances there. @Mocama_cama Only one event (at least for now, though I don't see that changing).

I thought you could.......at least you could when it first came out. Haven't followed or used it since downloading, so I'm a little out of the loop.

And this is a lot more simple than the insane 'default' method of getting a Beldum.

Strange.........well, I guess you'll have to trade with someone to get it.

In Shade's gym, behind a door at the end of the left hall. It's also where you evolve Magnaton and Nosepass.

There have been multiple topics about it, so Ame and Marcello have had time to work on solutions already. However, I don't think this is something Ame is too concerned about, since Reborn isn't uptight about stuff like this

Probably a mix of exploring the Desert/Scrapyard that Ame has worked so hard on and seeing almost all of the Gen 7 mons in game. Also, I really want to see our next brush with Meteor.

@kithas I assume the life force of the god of Pokemon would be far stronger than a common Pokemon, so it would probably survive getting linked to a Pulse. Also, that's the goal of Meteor's original staff (Sirius), but Lin seems to have a different goal and methods.

True enough, I suppose. It works for some small things (adding the Fairy Gem), but I guess for others there isn't much point if that time could be spent on other things.......it's still going to be weird. I'm still hoping Ame adds Hidden Power Fairy, since Rejuvination proved it could be done-------unless it's some coding nightmare

This really should be an exception to that rule. For example, it will be ridiculous if Primarina can't learn Dive like almost every other water type.

Honestly, they should be reasonably implemented. If a mon has something sharp, they should be able to learn Cut, for example. Just because it's sticking close to canon, doesn't mean basic adaption of moves should be ignore; there is only about 80 mons altogether and 8(?) TMX's, so it shouldn't be that difficult to assign a few to each mon. After all, HMXs wouldn't even be in Ep 17 if it were going strictly by canon movepools.