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Pokémon Heart Gold/Superior Silver |OT|
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Yeah it was like that in the original games too. I was hoping they'd do it like Eckruteak and Cianwood (same melody with differences in instrumentation at least) but oh well.Dogenzaka said:
ThatObviousUser
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Did RBY have different music for each town? Cuz I noticed this game has different Celadon (<3) and Cerulean (<3) music, among others (those two stuck out to me the most.)
I need help. I just got a Sassy Togepi from a friend with Serene Grace. Can somebody guide me through the EV training? I should be raising his Speed since it's decreasing, right? Whom should I fight for that?
Man, this is really confusing me. I would appreciate any help for raising this monster.
Man, this is really confusing me. I would appreciate any help for raising this monster.
NinjaBoyLao
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Echoes said:
I mainly EV Togekiss defensively, Max HP and then Max either Def or Sp.Def depending on who you want to wall more. Or you can just put Equal EV on both defense. There's no point increasing her speed because Thunderwave will solve her speed issues. Then choose Thunderwave/AirSlash/Aura Sphere for her moves. The last move is either Wish or Roost. Pick wish if you want to have a bit of support for your team or Roost if you want an all out annoyer that doesn't want to die.
And I haven't looked out for HGSS's EV hotspots, so I'll just post what I recall.
For HP EV; Wooper(1EV) and Quagsire(2EV) on a certain water patch in Ruins of alphs.
For defense -any area with Geodudes and that area with nothing but Tangela just below Pallet Town.
Forr Special Defense - Any water with Tentacool and Tentacruel(mantine also gives it if you are playing HG)
EDIT: Air Slash and Aura Sphere is a wonderful attack combination. only two pokemon resist it IIRC, Zapdos and Rotom. <3 Togekiss
That's great, thanks a lot man. What do you recommend? How many EV for each? I'm clueless. I also don't have any of those items that double the EV so that's gonna be one long training.NinjaBoyLao said:
I only want to EV train this Pokemon now. After the main quest I will start learning everything. But for now, I just want my Togekiss to be ready.
NinjaBoyLao
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Echoes said:
smogon suggests this EV spread for a paraflinch Togekiss.
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Macho brace(which double your EV gain) can be found on the traded machop somewhere in Goldenrod Dept Store, you'll need a drowzee for the trade though.
So if you have a macho brace attached, you'll need to fight 126 wooper(gives 1 HP EV) or 63 Quagsire(2 HP EV) or any combination of the 2 just don't forget to take note<_<
But if you don't have a macho brace, you'll need to fight 252 Wooper(rofl talk about genocide) or 126 Quagsire.
And to gain 252 Sp.Def, read above but replace Wooper with Tentacool and Quagsire with Tentacruel/Mantine.
After than just fight random Geodudes to gain that remaining 4 Def EV.
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NinjaBoyLao
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Echoes said:
Luckily, based on this
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_effort_value_yield
Grimer gives 1 HP EV lol. EVs are gained as long as a pokemon gained experience from the battle even if that pokemon isn't the one who land the killing blow.
anybody willing to help?Metroid Killer
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Ok here we go:kzn said:
*1*
When you first get access to the SZ you can choose between different area layouts that look like this for example:
Area 1 | Area 2 | Area 3
Area 4 | Area 5 | Area 6
There are actually 12 areas in total, so you'll have to try different layouts in order to try some of the others. But!
The SF Warden has two challenges for you. Both consist of finding certain pokemon from the SF and show them to him. This unlocks more layouts and the ability to rearrange the areas as you want to (really great thing!!)
*2*
Now this is where it gets complicated. When you beat the Elite 4 and if you have done the two challenges than the Warden will call and tell you about these Decoration Blocks. Blocks come in different themes and if you place the correct blocks in the correct areas you'll lure out pokemon that wouldn't usually appear.
Time Blocks: There are also some even more elusive pokemon in the SF. They require that you let the Area stay in the SF for a certain amount of days(in real life) plus that you place the correct blocks. Take Gible for example: He can be found in the Rocky Beach Area. But it takes 100 days, so you have to make sure never change that area out when rearranging the Zone. In the 100 days that Rocky Beach stays active you can place blocks as you want, searching for other pokemons, but after 100 days you now have the oppertunity to get a Gible if you place 13 Grass Blocks and 17 Rocky Blocks.
That's it... fuck I've used a shitload of time in the Safari Zone!!
Metroid Killer
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You may not have the EV equipment, but there's also the Pokerus, the virus that will spread among pokemon and double the EV points they take in. I can give you a pokemon with Pokerus and then you can spread it among your pokemon yourself.Echoes said:
Metroid Killer
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You need a shiny stone, and you can only get it at the Pokeathlon after beating the Elite 4. I have several though if you need one, just pm me.Stencil said:
viciouskillersquirrel
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I FINALLY GOT MY COPY!!!
If only I didn't have to do my grocery shopping tonight ;_;
If only I didn't have to do my grocery shopping tonight ;_;
Big-ass Ramp
hella bullets that's true
So, I just made it to the safari zone. What are "blocks"? Like, for instance, to catch houndour, I must place 4 rocky blocks in a certain area, according to serebii. What are those?
Metroid Killer
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Read post #5437 ^I just wrote a big ass post explaining all the details of the safari zone :lolBig Ass Ramp said:
Edit: For your instance, you want to have the Savannah area to be active in the Safari Zone, then place at least 4(more wont make a difference though) Forest Blocks. You do so just by pressing A when inside the SF, then a Block menu will pop up, choose a Forest Item and lay 4 of them, go into the grass and search until you catch a Houndour.