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@Ice Cream Sand Witch Congratulations and thank you for completing the game!! Downloading it as we speak. Hopefully I'll have 999x Blue Moon Ice Cream in the game

All are pretty solid for the gym battle. Use the mons that are airborne or have the ability Levitate because they are immune to Aya’s hazard attacks. Gliscor will be your ace for the battle.

Your theory is spot on. It has 98% of being correct in my opinion. In regards to the Laura/Bennett issue iirc someone in the forums have theorized that whoever we face from both might depend solely on the choices we make on the game. As you know there are already two branched paths in E17, so maybe those two different branches might lead to whomever we face on that Elite Four spot. Be it Laura and Bennett, it doesn’t matter because that Flower Garden field is as threatening as it’s beautiful.

This would be my take on your team: Must have(s) are Blaziken, Ampharos, Mamoswine and Pelipper. With those four, you have a broken mon, a rain setter, a terrain setter and a solid, bulky and powerful unique typing with Ground/Ice. Remaining two I suggest Banette and Florges. Reasons apply for coverage (Ghost and Fairy type with Florges also functioning as a grass type). Banette can also be your early mega with great moves like Shadow Sneak and Destiny Bond. Also it’s ability Prankster, is nonetheless useful.

Hello @TheInsurgent Flygon's sprite seems to be missing bud.

Good job!! They all look amazing :)

@xXDelokXx Alakazam is your best bet for the battle. Try to keep it alive (as it is very frail) and spam Calm Mind to get that extra boost for firepower. If you have some, give your mons Synthetic Seeds. Like Terrawr, it can vastly help you in this battle and turn your mons to ??? type as well. To combat the ridiculous bulkiness of her mons, attack them with status moves. Will-o-wisp, Toxic, Leech Seed are all very helpful.

Rotom-heat and Vikavolt are both strong so it all depends on the coverage type you need, be it may a bug type or a fire type. Though for an electric type, Magnezone is the best mon of all. If you go with Rotom-Heat, Fairy or a Psychic type would be fitting for the last lot. Gardevoir, Sylveon, Ribombee, Clefable etc. are all good choices. If it's with Vikavolt, go for a Fire type for the last member. Arcanine is one of the most versatile out there. Can also be a fighting type coverage which you lack, having access to the OP move Close Combat.

It was the addition of seeds that made this fight the torture of hell that it is. Best way to fight Terra is to change the terrain, have mons with Blizzard and Psychic, mons with stellar Sp. Defense and with bulky Grass types.

Jangmo-o is located atop of Teknite Mountain who is currently unavailable as of E17, with Rock Climb being required to capture it.

I’m shivering

I would be really stoked if Hardy came last but that's probably not going to happen since Saphira's gym is right next to the Victory Road plus, Saphira's field might be more OP than the his field (if it is the rocky field). Hardy really is one of the trainers I'm very excited to battle because being one of the last two gym leaders, it basically means that he has something worth waiting for and that says a lot coming from a Rock type leader. Next thing you know he could be a triple battle, since that was his specialty in the league (but idk because Pokemon Essentials doesn't contain the code needed for triple battles so he would most likely be a double battle).

I recommend Meditite. Pure Power High Jump Kick will definitely take you to places.

Alola-Ninetales and Mismagius are Nasty Plot monsters. Both have good movesets especially Mismagius, with a wide array of different types of special attack moves. A-Ninetales can also use the move Aurora Veil in one turn with Snow Warning, which is extremely helpful in hard battles.

So that means Rotom is now made available at that time? Hmmmmmmm seems like a good change.

@seki108 ooh love that one too (pretty much the case of every One Piece opening to me) but since we’re here shoutout to One Piece 2nd BEST opening.

There is a 5% or maybe 1% (not entirely sure) that a wild Feebas may be holding a prism scale. So I suggest having a mon with compound eyes and frisk when trying to catch a Feebas.

Murkwater surface field activates Alola-Raichu's ability, Surge Surfer. You can read more about the terrains on the field effect manual, which is easily located on the file of your Pokemon Rejuvenation game.

Blaziken, Magnezone, Gardevoir, Mamoswine, Roserade and Sharpedo. These 6 make a formidable team. Although I suggest Gyarados rather than Sharpedo, who is more powerful and bulky.

All rise for One Piece's best opening theme.

@Carnage I think by now we need to accept that nostalgia = Kanto is part of GF's game plan in Pokemon. Personally it's a good move on the business side but yes, it's a drag from core players. @CodeCass 1.) Experiences are gained by catching Pokemon. 2.) Maybe it's just part of the demo to showcase the starters or something. Here's the guide I found pertaining to this: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2018-06-12-pokemon-lets-go-pikachu-eevee-guide-release-date-5010