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It's fixed now, thanks!

It doesn't break the game, but the sprites disappear for a second when the error pops up. Those two are the only ones that seem to have it (I went over all my other Pokémon in the PC box).

Starting from 1F - Main Area, go right and head down the stairs (the black circle with a ladder in it). If done correctly, you're in B1F - Main Area now. Go down until you hit the wall, then go left. Head down the stairs again; you'll arrive in B2F - Big Area now. Keep going downwards until you reach the slopes. You can jump over them. As you can see on the photo on the wikia, there are a couple of possible paths. There's a path leading to areas on the left, a path leading to an area on the right, and a path which goes downwards and leads to another set of stairs. Take the middle path which goes downwards until you reach the other side of the room. Head down the stairs and you'll arrive in B3F - Sealed Gate Area. There's a healing star in this room if you want to heal up. Go down, then take a left. Solaris will be standing there and a cutscene will play out if you approach him. After the cutscene, go right and you'll encounter Aster, Eclipse and Victoria.

Did you already beat Aster and Eclipse in the sealed gate area? There's a page on the Reborn wikia with screenshots of all the rooms by the way. https://pokemon-reborn.fandom.com/wiki/Grand_Stairway

You have to progress through the cave. Follow the stairs and continue downwards until you arrive at the part where you have to jump down the slopes. Follow the correct path (the middle one) and head down the stairs you find there. Go down and a cutscene will play out. The rest should be straightforward from there.

The new and updated sprites look great! I especially like all the alternate eeveelutions and Alt Clefable. I don't know if these things were reported already, but I noticed some small bugs: -When I hover over Alt Girafarig in the PC box, a CRC error message pops up. The same happens with Alt Fire Sunflora. -Alt Camerupt has its correct abilities, but Mega Alt Camerupt has the abilities of the normal Fire/Ground Camerupt and not its intended correct ability. -Alt Mismagius is not Psychic-type like it should be. The sprite is correct and different from regular Mismagius, but it's still displayed as a mono Ghost-type. -The Galarian Mr. Mime I caught on the Hidden Slopes has the sprite of Kantonian Mr. Mime in the party menu. Also, it evolved into Kantonian Mr. Rime instead of Galarian Mr. Rime. Thanks for the great content and I'm really looking forward to the next episodes!

Sirius from Reborn and Sirius from Rejuvenation are not the same person, right? They have different sprites and different physical appearances. Also:

According to the wikia, Solaris' Garchomp has 252 EVs in every stat during the Agate City battle. So yes, technically we already experienced something similar, but I'm guessing the Pulse Pokémon will have even higher stats and probably a beneficial ability too.

Fire/Fighting is not the worst type combination, but also not the best for stalling. Four weaknesses means Infernape is likely to take some super effective hits. The lack of Leftovers is not ideal because you have to waste a move slot on Slack Off, otherwise you won't have any healing option. It's a shame Infernape doesn't learn Drain Punch; otherwise a moveset consisting of Bulk Up + Drain Punch (in combination with Iron Fist) would be viable and maybe even somewhat decent.

There is currently one mention of the Aevium region in Reborn. If you go to the Onyx Arcade after the city restoration a boy will mention that he will beat those 'Gearen City punks' in the PvP arcade game he's playing.

Do you have a Heart Scale? You can teach Togekiss Air Slash via the move tutor in the Onyx ward.

It's definitely worth it. The first few rewards are a bit underwhelming, but the rewards get better when you progress.

Your Samurott knows three Water moves; maybe it would be an option to teach it other moves for type coverage? Fly is not a very good move on Togekiss because of its lower Attack stat, try Air Slash instead. Sceptile knows two Grass type moves, so maybe you can swap one of them out for a move of a different type for more type coverage. Strength is not very useful on Luxray because it doesn't get STAB or extra coverage with it; I suggest Crunch or one of the elemental fangs to diversify its moveset. I see you included almost all of the HMs in your movesets, but most HMs are not good moves, sadly. It would be better to use a dedicated HM Pokémon instead of wasting move slots on your main battlers, or you could even simplify the whole HM process with one of the mods on here.

I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but I can't quite figure out the puzzle in Vanhanen Castle. There's supposed to be a Hatenna in the small room with the mirror, but it's not there for me. Also, I can't seem to progress in the black room. According to the wikia I have to proceed through the central doors, but there are no accessible central doors in that room.

I know your question was probably not meant to be harmful or offensive, but the phrase 'mating propositions' sounds kind of uncomfortable. As for your answer, Adrienn identifies as non-binary.

You can probably find it in the wild in the northern region in the next updates of the game. At the moment though, doing Zumi's side quest is the only legitimate way to obtain one.

Do you have a good Fire or Fighting type? Magnezone has Levitate, so Ground moves are useless against it.

It was replaced with Tyrunt. Tyranitar was probably deemed too overpowered, especially in combination with Arenite Wall.

I noticed Milcery's cry sounds a bit glitched and distorted. Is this intentional or a bug?

The crests for Hypno and Stantler are actually quite good. Hypno can use Zap Cannon and Hypnosis with more accuracy, while Stantler gets moves like Megahorn, Jump Kick and Hypnosis which are all boosted by its crest.

This was probably posted in the wrong section.

It evolves via levelling up at lv 40 or 41, I think.

As far as I know, there is no tutor or TM for Headbutt. So only Pokémon that can learn it naturally via level up can use it.

There's a name rater located in Blackview City. It does take a while to get there though.