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Happened to me too, but you can still solve the puzzle. Don't smash the rock before you push the vertical log.

Can't get past the Ariados in Crawli's gym.

There's a purple book in one of the right bookshelves.

I also have this problem. Has anyone gotten past Crawli's puzzle yet?

I mixed red, blue, and yellow. Edit: nevermind? I guess I remembered it wrong

What exactly do you need help with?

The key is in the hedge maze to the left of the mansion.

Nevermind, got it. Now I'm stuck with the thrid puzzle. Am I suppose to be able to interact with the Ariados?

How do I get past the second log puzzle in Crawli's gym? I can't get the log between the two small islands.

For Version 9, I'm in the last room before Veronica's gym battle. I already unlocked the secret room, but I can't unlock the normal passage? Red + yellow works, but how do I get white after that?

You shouldn't have multiple moves of the same type on one pokemon, and it's generally a good idea to specialize in one attacking stat. For your Charizard, at least replace Inferno with something else. It can relearn moves like Dragon Claw and Shadow Claw, and learn Brick Break through TMs, but yours has a Timid nature which decreases physical attack. Likewise, Blastoise has 3 water moves. Replace dive. It's Timid nature decreases the power of Ice Punch and Waterfall though. Surf would probably be the stronger move. As for Nidoking, change its ability to Sheer Force, which will give a 30% boost to Poison Jab. Gallade looks good, consider teaching it Close Combat. My recommendations for good pokemon Magnezone Lucario Rotom Togekiss (if you renovated the railnet) Weavile

There are a lot of hidden items everywhere, so try checking rocks and shrubs. I really recommend picking up an Espurr in Peridot Ward, it's one of the best pokemon you can get at this point, and it was a godsend for some of the earlier to mid gyms for me. A Kricketune with Technician and Fury Cutter is great for the early game, but falls off afterward.

Froakie, Espurr, Gulpin, Budew, my early squad right in the beginning. It was the first time I ever played with them and I loved them. I'm still using Greninja, Meowstic, and Roserade at the end of E16, although Meowstic and Roserade have just been moved to reserves. I totally did not expect to like Gulpin or Swalot at all, but I warmed up after seeing how useful his Acid Spray and Yawn were. Still using Swalot in Rejuvenation.

Legends of the Arena has a great story, that isn't as dark as Reborn and Rejuvenation, nor as difficult. The characters have their own unique personalities and the dialogue is quite witty. I definitely recommend it. It has a good amount of content, with about three episodes left to go before the story's done. There are some plot elements I'm really curious to find out the truth about, like the identity of a certain mysterious antagonist, and what does the protagonist have to do with all of it. Pokemon Apex is difficult. It has level caps, restricts the number of Pokemon you can have in your party, and makes Pokeballs hard to get. The base stats and movesets of weaker Pokemon have apparently been modified so they are as usable as the stronger ones. The story seems interesting, but the demo is very short part of the the overall game. I recommend Pokemon Alabaster if you haven't played it. It offers a great story, interesting characters, and a lot of choices. You can even choose what side you're on. Currently it has three badges and the level cap is somewhere around 44 I think. The starters are rare mons that are powerful when fully evolved but difficult to play with in their early stages. The gyms center around a theme and not a specific type, and they are pretty difficult. Alabaster is good, seriously.