Unlock Bonus Villa mebel
Ketika Anda telah menyelesaikan tugas-tugas berikut Anda akan dihargai dengan potongan furnitur yang sesuai.
Aktifkan Chandelier:
Walk total 300.000 langkah.
Aktifkan Great Lukisan:
30 telur menetas.
Aktifkan Music Box:
Pembelian Racks
Aktifkan Wall Jam:
Tanaman 50 buah.
Aktifkan Tea Set:
Pembelian Kotak Musik.
Aktifkan Piano:
Mengalahkan Elite Four 10 kali.
Aktifkan Set Tamu:
Kekalahan total 50 pelatih di kafe pelatih.
Aktifkan Pokemon Bust # 1:
Dapatkan satu perak cetak dari Battle Frontier.
Aktifkan Pokemon bust # 2:
Mendapatkan 5 perak print dari Battle Frontier.
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Ditambahkan 30 Apr 2009, ID # 11130, dengan Sanzano
Ask.com dan mendapatkan
terjemahan Bahasa Inggris versi Frontiers Pertempuran
Tercantum dalam rangka Pertempuran Perbatasan adalah bangunan dan sesuai Frontier Otak dalam versi bahasa Inggris pada permainan.
Pertempuran Tower - Palmer
Timnya dalam putaran pertama adalah Dragonite, Rhyperior dan Milotic.
Timnya dalam putaran kedua adalah Heatran, Regigigas, Cresselia
Streak - BP
Pertempuran Pabrik - Thornton
Random Pokemon di kedua putaran.
Streak - BP
Pertempuran Arcade - Dahlia
Timnya dalam putaran pertama adalah Dusknoir, Medicham, Ludicolo.
Timnya dalam putaran kedua adalah Togekiss, Zapdos, Blaziken.
Streak - BP
Pertempuran Castle - Darach
Timnya dalam putaran pertama adalah Houndoom, Staraptor, Empoleon.
Timnya dalam putaran kedua adalah Gallade, Empoleon, Entei.
Feat - CP *
# Dari Pokemon yang belum pingsan - No.x3CP
# Dari Pokemon dengan HP penuh - No.x3CP
# Dari Pokemon dengan lebih dari setengah sisa HP - No.x2CP
# Dari Pokemon dengan kurang dari setengah sisa HP - No.x1CP
# Dari Pokemon tanpa penyakit status - No.x1CP
Anda digunakan dengan 5PP Total dalam pertempuran - No.x8CP
Anda digunakan dengan 10PP Total dalam pertempuran - No.x6CP
Anda digunakan dengan 15PP Total dalam pertempuran - No.x4CP
# Dari Pokemon musuh yang Anda berikan 5 Lv - No.x7CP
Pertempuran Hall - Argenta
Random Pokemon di kedua putaran.
Streak - BP
10-1
30-3
Setiap 50 menang dengan 450 50-5
Setiap 100 menang 500-1000 - 10
Setiap 200 menang 1200-1800 - 30
Dari 2000 + Wins - 50
* Harap dicatat, ini adalah benar dinyatakan sebagai CP, untuk Castle Battle, bukan BP thats menang. CP digunakan di dalam Castle Battle
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Ditambahkan 2 Apr 2009, ID # 10775, dengan Sanzano
Kekang
Ini adalah imbalan ketika Anda menyelesaikan tugas ditunjukkan.
Kemampuan Pita:
Beat Palmer dalam pertempuran tunggal (1 waktu)
Kemampuan Great Pita:
Beat Palmer dalam pertempuran tunggal (2 waktu)
Kemampuan Double Pita:
Win 50 berurutan Double Battles
Kemampuan Multi Pita:
Win 50 berurutan Multi Pertempuran
Kemampuan pasangan Pita:
Win 50 berturut-turut Multi Pertempuran (Lebih nirkabel)
Kemampuan Pita Dunia:
Mencapai Peringkat 5 di Ruang Pertempuran Wi-Fi
Berkat poke.addicted
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Ditambahkan 2 Apr 2009, ID # 10774, dengan Sanzano
Piala
Ketika Anda memenangkan pertempuran jumlah berikut berturut-turut Anda akan menerima piala yang sesuai
Perunggu Trophy - Win 20 pertempuran tunggal berturut-turut
Silver Trophy - Win 50 pertempuran tunggal berturut-turut
Gold Trophy - Win 100 pertempuran tunggal berturut-turut
Berkat poke.addicted
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9
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Ditambahkan 2 Apr 2009, ID # 10773, dengan Sanzano
Menerima Pesan Happy Birthday dari Dawn / Lucas
Bila Anda telah mengalahkan Elite 4 dan Anda bermain game pada hari ulang tahun Anda dan Anda berbicara dengan Dawn / Lucas dia / dia akan ingin Anda Happy Birthday. Jika Anda tidak ingin menunggu untuk ulang tahun Anda untuk mendengar pesan tersebut hanya mengatur jam DS untuk tanggal lahir Anda.
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28
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10625, dengan Sanzano
Platinum Orb
Bila Anda telah mengalahkan Elite 4 pergi ke gua penakut memastikan Anda tidak mengambil pintu yang sama yang datang dan kemudian pergi melewati tiga pilar dan Anda akan menemukan item dan Bone Langka portal ke Dunia Tom. Jika Anda kemudian ikuti jalan akhirnya Anda akan menemukan Platinum Orb yang jika Anda kemudian berikan kepada Giratina akan berubah untuk itu bentuk aslinya.
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14
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10623, dengan Sanzano
Diundang Wake's Gym di Pastoria
Berguna Pokemon memiliki di gym 5 orang yang yang bergerak jenis Rumput yang efektif terhadap Quagsire dan Pokemon yang memiliki jenis serangan Electric seperti Luxray untuk melawan Gyarados dan Floatzel yang lemah terhadap jenis serangan.
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6
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10622, dengan Sanzano
Gardenia's Gym di Eterna
Untuk mencapai Gardenia di gym 2, Anda harus terlebih dahulu deafeat para pelatih lain untuk membuat pisau di tengah bergerak di sekitar. Pokemon yang memiliki jenis serangan Flying, Api dan Racun berguna dan jika Anda tidak memiliki Chimchar Anda harus memiliki Noctowl atau Stavia untuk memiliki kesempatan untuk mengalahkan olahraga ini.
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10621, dengan Sanzano
Roark's Gym di Oreburgh
Pokemon dengan Air, Rumput dan bergerak Fighting akan berguna di gym 1 sebagai Roarak's Pokemon lemah terhadap Pokemon dengan orang jenis bergerak. Berhati-hatilah dari Cranidos karena memiliki serangan yang tinggi tapi untung juga pertahanan lemah, Pokemon baik untuk melawan itu Machop yang bisa mengalahkan dengan mudah.
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6
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10620, dengan Sanzano
Byron's Gym di Canalave
A Pokemon diratakan tinggi yang telah Api dan bergerak serangan darat adalah berguna di gym 6 sebagai ketiga Byron Pokemon lemah terhadap orang-orang jenis serangan. Memerangi bergerak efektif terhadap magneton dan Pokemon yang tahu Surf akan dapat menjungkirbalikkan Bastioden dan Steelix.
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5
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10618, dengan Sanzano
Maylene's Gym di Veilstone
Untuk mengalahkan gym 4, Anda harus memindahkan tas punching merah sekitar untuk menyingkirkan ban. Noctowl, Staravia, Kirlia dan Kadabra semua Pokemon yang baik untuk memiliki di gym ini.
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4
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10617, dengan Sanzano
Fantina's Gym di Hearthrome
Untuk mengalahkan gym 3 Anda harus terlebih dahulu mencapai Fantina oleh navigasi dua labirin gelap seperti kamar menggunakan senter dan menemukan sebuah kotak biru dengan pola di atasnya dan kemudian pencocokan ke pintu merah dengan pola itu. Jika Anda benar anda akan sampai ke kamar sebelah tetapi jika Anda salah Anda akan dikirim kembali.
Berkat poke.addicted
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10616, dengan Sanzano
Elite 4 Formasi
Di bawah ini adalah barisan lengkap termasuk statistik untuk Pra-Dex Nasional dan Post-National Dex yang seperti yang Anda lihat sekarang termasuk Pokemon baru di Dex Sinnoh
Pre-National Dex
Juara # 1 - Harun
Yanmega Lv.49, Scizor Lv.49, Vespiquen Lv.50, Heracross Lv.51, Drapion Lv.53
Juara # 2 - Bertha
Whiscash Lv.50, Gliscor Lv.53, Golem Lv.52, Lv.52 Rhyperior, Hippowdon Lv.55
Juara # 3 - Flint
Houndoom Lv.52, Flareon Lv.55, Rapidash Lv.53, Infernape Lv.55, Magmortar Lv.57
Juara # 4 - Lucian
Mr.Mime Lv.53, Espeon Lv.55, Bronzong Lv.54, Alakazam Lv.56, Gallade Lv.59
Champion # 5 - Cynthia
Spiritomb Lv.58, Roserade Lv.58, Togekiss Lv.60, Lucario Lv.60, Lv.58 Milotic, Garchomp Lv.62
Post-National Dex
Juara # 1 - Harun
Yanmega Lv.65, Scizor Lv.65, Vespiquen Lv.66, Heracross Lv.67, Drapion Lv.69
Juara # 2 - Bertha
Whiscash Lv.66, Gliscor Lv.69, Golem Lv.68, Lv.71 Rhyperior, Hippowdon Lv.68
Juara # 3 - Flint
Houndoom Lv.68, Flareon Lv.71, Rapidash Lv.69, Infernape Lv.71, Magmortar Lv.73
Juara # 4 - Lucian
Mr.Mime Lv.69, Espeon Lv.71, Bronzong Lv.70, Alakazam Lv.72, Gallade Lv.75
Champion # 5 - Cynthia
Spiritomb Lv.74, Roserade Lv.74, Togekiss Lv.76, Lucario Lv.76, Lv.74 Milotic, Garchomp Lv.78
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10615, dengan Sanzano
Elite 4
Ini adalah pertempuran terakhir saingan Anda dan di bawah ini adalah statistik mereka tergantung pada Pokemon Anda mulai dengan. Seperti edisi sebelumnya Pokemon (Diamond dan Pearl) yang Formasi adalah sama tetapi pada tingkat sedikit berkurang. Selain dari satu itu adalah Pemimpin Gym di Pokemon Platinum yang lebih kuat.
Jika Anda Pemula Turtwig
Staraptor - Lv. 48
Floatzel - Lv. 47
Heracross - Lv. 48
Roserade - Lv. 47
Snorlax - Lv. 49
Infernape - Lv. 51
Jika Anda Pemula Cimchar
Staraptor - Lv. 48
Rapidash - Lv. 47
Heracross - Lv. 48
Roserade - Lv. 47
Snorlax - Lv. 49
Empoleon - Lv. 51
Jika Anda Pemula Piplup
Staraptor - Lv. 48
Floatzel - Lv. 47
Heracross - Lv. 48
Rapidash - Lv. 47
Snorlax - Lv. 49
Torterra - Lv. 51
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Ditambahkan 25 Mar 2009, ID # 10614, dengan Sanzano
Aktifkan Pokédex Nasional
Fitur ini akan tersedia bila Anda telah menyelesaikan Pokédex Sinnoh dengan melihat SEMUA 210 Pokemon regional dan kemudian berbicara kepada Profesor Rowan dalam lab.
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15
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LAPORAN
Ditambahkan 24 Mar 2009, ID # 10600, dengan Sanzano
Formulir Sky Shaymin
Anda HARUS memiliki Shaymin Event thats diberikan kepada Anda melalui acara nirkabel di TRU untuk Amerika, atau Film dari Jepang. Kejadian-kejadian ini telah berakhir sudah dan sekarang membutuhkan perdagangan pokemon spesifik untuk mendapatkan item tersebut. Shaymin HARUS di Ball Cherish untuk membuktikan legitimasi. Jika Anda mencoba mendapatkan bunga Gracidia dari gadis berambut pirang di Kota Floweroma Anda tidak akan mendapatkannya. Anda akan harus menunggu untuk mendapatkan WiFi untuk mendapatkan Shaymin TRU. Ketika Anda mendapatkan bunga Glacidia yang memiliki kekuatan magis memberikannya kepada Shaymin dan kemudian pergi ke Pokemon Anda dan klik pada Shaymin dan dia akan berubah menjadi Formulir Sky.
Berkat poke.addicted
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Ditambahkan 24 Mar 2009, ID # 10597, dengan Sanzano
Pokemon Gratis
Selama permainan pergi ke lokasi yang diberikan dan menyelesaikan tugas-tugas berikut atau melihat orang menunjukkan untuk menerima Pokemon bebas yang sesuai.
60 - Poliwag:
Bila Anda memiliki Dex Natonal pergi ke Day Care Center dan berbicara kepada orang itu di depan (kemungkinan 50% menjadi Shiny).
79 - Slowpoke:
Tampilkan anak di toko Seal sebuah Pokemon dengan caplse di atasnya.
133 - Eevee:
Kunjungi Bebe di Kota Hearthome.
137 - Porygon:
Berbicara dengan seorang pria di sebuah rumah di Veilstone.
175 - Togepi:
Rescue manajer Toko Sepeda dari bangunan Kota Eterna Galactic untuk menerima telur yang mengandung Togepi dari Cynthia.
447 - Riolu:
Ketika Anda menyelesaikan quest mini dengan Riley dan dia akan memberikan telur Riolu di akhir.
440 - Happiny:
Bicara dengan Hiker di Hearthome City dan dia akan memberikan telur Happiny.
441 - Chatot:
Bicaralah dengan orang di kota Eterna
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11
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Ditambahkan 24 Mar 2009, ID # 10596, dengan Sanzano
Awal Evolusi Produk
Dalam Pokemon Platinum Anda dapat menemukan menyebar ke seluruh Sinnoh item evolusi Pokemon seperti Gligar, Duskull dan Porygon sebelum mendapatkan Dex Nasional.
Ibu jari
6
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Ditambahkan 24 Mar 2009, ID # 10595, dengan Sanzano
Roaming Pokemon
Ada 5 Pokemon legendaris yang akan berkeliaran di tanah Sinnnoh saat event terkait (tercantum di bawah ini) telah selesai. Gunakan aplikasi Peta Menandai pada Poketech dengan mudah melacak mereka.
Articuno Lv.60 (Es)
Bila Anda memiliki Dex Nasional pergi ke Pal Park dan berbicara dengan Prof Oak.
Zapdos Lv. 60 (Electa)
Bila Anda memiliki Dex Nasional pergi ke Pal Park dan berbicara dengan Prof Oak.
Moltres Lv.60 (Kebakaran)
Bila Anda memiliki Dex Nasional pergi ke Pal Park dan berbicara dengan Prof Oak.
Mesprit Lv.50 (Psikis)
Cari di Lake Verity setelah berjuang melawan Giratina.
Cresselia Lv.50 (Psikis)
Ditemukan pada Full Moon Island setelah acara dengan tidur anak.
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8
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Ditambahkan 24 Mar 2009, ID # 10594, dengan Sanzano
Frontier Otak
Tercantum dalam rangka Pertempuran Perbatasan adalah bangunan dan sesuai Frontier Otak dan garis-garis yang harus dicapai untuk menghadapi tim mereka Pokemon. Anda harus menghadapi setiap Brain Frontier dua kali dan ketika Anda mengalahkan mereka, Anda akan menerima medali dan Pertempuran Poin.
Pertempuran Roulette - Daria
Streak 21 (Dusknoir, Medicham, Ludicolo) - Streak 49 (Togekiss, Zapdos, Blaziken)
Pertempuran Castle - Cochran
Streak 21 (Staraptor, Houndoom, Empoleon) - Streak 49 (Gallade, Empoleon, Entei)
Pertempuran Tower - Palmer
Streak 21 (Dragonite, Milotic, Rhyperior) - Streak 49 (Heatran, Regigigas, Cresselia)
Pertempuran Pabrik - Nejiki
Streak 21 (Pokemon Acak) - Streak 49 (Pokemon Acak)
Pertempuran Tahap - Keito
Streak 60 (Pokemon Acak) - Streak 170 (Pokemon Acak)
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|| TABLE OF CONTENT || || 0001 ||
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|| Name || Section # ||
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|| Table of Contents || 0001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Version History || 0002 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Sinnoh Guide || A003 ||
|| Route 201 || 00A3 ||
|| Sandgem Town || 00B3 ||
|| Route 202 || 00C3 ||
|| Jublife City || 00D3 ||
|| Route 203 || 00E3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate || 00F3 ||
|| Oreburgh City || 00G3 ||
|| Oreburgh Mine || 00H3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gym || 00I3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate-Jublife || 00J3 ||
|| Route 204 || 00K3 ||
|| Floaroma Town || 00L3 ||
|| Route 205 || 00M3 ||
|| Eterna Forest || 00N3 ||
|| Eterna City || 00O3 ||
|| Eterna Gym || 00P3 ||
|| Galactic Building || 00Q3 ||
|| Route 211 (Eterna) || 0211 ||
|| Route 206 || 00R3 ||
|| Route 207 || 00S3 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 00T3 ||
|| Route 208 || 00U3 ||
|| Hearthome City || 00V3 ||
|| Hearthome Gym || 0XV3 ||
|| Route 209 || 00W3 ||
|| Lost Tower || 00X3 ||
|| Solaceon Town || 00Y3 ||
|| Solaceon Ruins || 00SR ||
|| Route 210 || 00Z3 ||
|| Route 215 || 0013 ||
|| Veilstone City || 0023 ||
|| Veilstone City Gym || 0033 ||
|| Route 214 || 0043 ||
|| Route 213 || 0053 ||
|| Pastoria City || 0063 ||
|| Pastoria Gym || 0073 ||
|| Route 210 (Revisited) || 0083 ||
|| Celestic Town || 0093 ||
|| Route 211 (Celestic) || 0103 ||
|| Route 218 || 0113 ||
|| Canalave City || 0123 ||
|| Iron Island || 0133 ||
|| Canalave Gym || 0143 ||
|| Lake Valor || 0153 ||
|| Lake Verity || 0163 ||
|| Route 216 || 0173 ||
|| Route 217 || 0183 ||
|| Snowpoint City || 0193 ||
|| Snowpoint Gym || 0203 ||
|| Lake Acuity || 0213 ||
|| Galactic Hideout || 0223 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 0233 ||
|| Distortion World || 0243 ||
|| Route 222 || 0253 ||
|| Sunyshore City || 0263 ||
|| Sunyshore Gym || 0273 ||
|| Route 223 || 0283 ||
|| Victory Road || 0293 ||
|| The Elite Four || 0303 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Post-Elite Four || D010 ||
|| -Getting the National Dex || D020 ||
|| -Pal Park || D030 ||
|| -Battle Zone and Fight Area || BZ02 ||
|| -Route 225 || BZ03 ||
|| -Survival Area || BZ04 ||
|| -Route 226 || BZ05 ||
|| -Route 228 || BZ06 ||
|| -Route 229 || BZ07 ||
|| -Resort Area || BZ08 ||
|| -Route 230 || BZ09 ||
|| -Route 227 || BZ10 ||
|| -Outside of Stark Mountain || BZ11 ||
|| -Stark Mountain || BZ12 ||
|| -Rival Rematches || BZ13 ||
|| -Victory Road Hidden Rooms || VR01 ||
|| -Route 224 || VR02 ||
|| -Fuego Ironworks || FI00 ||
|| -Turnback Cave/Origin Form || D000 ||
|| -The Old Chateau || D001 ||
|| -Great Marsh || D002 ||
|| -Trophy Garden || D003 ||
|| -Wayward Cave || D004 ||
|| -Solaceon Ruins || D005 ||
|| -Veilstone Game Corner || D006 ||
|| -GBA Slot Pokemon || D007 ||
|| -Swarms Pokemon || D008 ||
|| -Pokeradar Pokemon || D009 ||
|| -Platinum Move Tutors || D010 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Battle Frontier Guide || BF01 ||
|| -Battle Tower || BF02 ||
|| -Battle Arcade || BF03 ||
|| -Battle Factory || BF04 ||
|| -Battle Hall || BF05 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Side Quests || 0A03 ||
|| -Daily/Weekly Events || 0A04 ||
|| -Other Side Quests || 0A05 ||
|| -Legendary Pokemon || 0A06 ||
|| -Event Pokemon || 0A07 ||
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|| Sinnoh Underground || U001 ||
|| -Mining for Treasure || U002 ||
|| -Secret Base || U003 ||
|| -Spheres and Sphere Traders || U004 ||
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|| Wi-Fi Features Guide || W001 ||
|| -Setting up a Connection || W002 ||
|| -The Global Terminal || W003 ||
|| -Hacked Pokemon || W004 ||
|| -Event Pokemon || W005 ||
|| -Pokemon Center Wi-Fi || W006 ||
|| -Pokemon GTS Website || W007 ||
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|| Breeding Guide || 0008 ||
|| -The Basics || 00A8 ||
|| -Chain Breeding || 00B8 ||
|| -The Hatching Process || 00C8 ||
|| -Baby Pokemon || 00D8 ||
|| -Egg Group List || 00E8 ||
|| -Steps to Hatch || 00F8 ||
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|| Move List || M00A ||
|| -Move Table of Contents || M001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Items Guide || A009 ||
|| -Item Table of Contents || 0009 ||
|| -TMs and HMs || T009 ||
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|| Contest Guide || C001 ||
|| -A Introduction to Contests || C002 ||
|| -Berries and Poffins || C003 ||
|| -The Super Contests || C004 ||
|| -Accessory Locations || C005 ||
|| -Berry List || C006 ||
|| -Contest Movelists || C007 ||
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|| Raising Guide || R001 ||
|| -Abilities List || R002 ||
|| -EV List || R003 ||
|| -EXP Guide || R004 ||
|| -Getting the Lucky Egg || R005 ||
|| -Natures Guide || R006 ||
|| -Wild Pokemon Item Guide || R007 ||
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|| Misc Guides || G001 ||
|| -Shiny Pokemon || G002 ||
|| -Pokerus || G003 ||
|| -Deoxys Forms || G004 ||
|| -Happiness Guide || G005 ||
|| -Catch Rate/Catching Guide || G006 ||
|| -PickUp Guide || G007 ||
|| -Calculating EXP Gain || G008 ||
|| -Exploiting the DS's Clock || G009 ||
|| -Catching all the Pokemon || G010 ||
|| -Mystery Gift Guide || G011 ||
|| -Transferring Manaphy || G012 ||
|| -Feebass and Milotic || G013 ||
|| -Pokemart Items || G014 ||
|| -Eevee Guide || G015 ||
|| -Sketch Guide || G016 ||
|| -Chatot's Chatter Move || G017 ||
|| -Gender Differences || G018 ||
|| -Poketech Programs || G019 ||
|| -Ribbon Guide || G020 ||
|| -Secret ID Guide || G021 ||
|| -Munchlax Tree Guide || G022 ||
|| -Frequently Asked Questions || G023 ||
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|| Battle Revolution Guide || PBR1 ||
|| -Obtainable Items || PBR2 ||
|| -Obtainable Pokemon || PBR3 ||
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|| My Pokemon Ranch Guide * || MPR1 ||
|| -Connecting and Basics || MPR2 ||
|| -Obtainable Pokemon || MPR3 ||
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|| Pokemon Movesets || MVS1 ||
|| -Submission Guidelines || MVS2 ||
|| -The Pokemon || MVS3 ||
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|| Pokedex 001-151 || P001 ||
|| Pokedex 152-251 || P002 ||
|| Pokedex 252-386 || P003 ||
|| Pokedex 387-492 || P004 ||
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|| Copyright and Credits || LGAL ||
|| Email Info || EMIL ||
|| Donations and Tips || DONA ||
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| smaller guide. |
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| Press either Ctrl and F (On Windows), or Apple Key and F (on Macs), |
| to bring up a search box. Then, copy and paste the Section # or |
| name to be taken to that section. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
*: Only for Japanese versions of Platinum at the moment.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| VERSION HISTORY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\0002/
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September 13, 2008: Guide up to Eterna City finished.
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September 17 - April 10th: Incomplete version
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May 23, 2009 - May 28, 2009: Version 2.00 and above
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July 12, 2009: Its been awhile! Anywho, I would like to say that this guide
got FAQ of the Month back in May, so thank you for reading!
Updates have been a little slow, although I have been working
on the guide a little bit throughout the last month, so things
are getting done. Here are a list of the updates:
* Added Base Stats to the first 151 Pokemon in the Pokedex
section.
* Redid the key info section on the top of the Kanto Pokedex
to better reflect Gen 4 then Gen 3
* Added Articuno/Zapdos/Moltres to the Legendary Pokemon guide
(Quite a few emailed me about this one!)
* Added Regirock/Regice/Registeel to the Legendary Pokemon
guide (No one emailed me about this one!)
* Added how to get the Gracidea Flower and Sky Form Shaymin
in the event Pokemon section
* Made some corrections to the side-quest section as well as
changing the format a little bit.
* Added the Pokemon Mansion Maids sidequest.
* Added The Battleground area to the sidequests
* Added the Pokemon Center daily battles in the sidequests
* Added the Villa to the other sidequests
* Added the basement info for the Veilstone Department Store
* Added a side-note about Volt Tackle in the move guide
* Added some info about the Veilstone Game Corner being
different in the PAL versions of the game. I also put
its own section in the daily sidequest section.
* Added a note in the email section about how long it takes to
respond to emails and updating the guide.
* Minor corrections here and there, mainly differences from
D/P to Platinum.
As of this time, the guide has 491,240 hits on Gamefaqs since
its launch last September, with a average of 3,000-5,000 hits
on average a day. To all that have viewed the guide and gotten
something out of it: Thank you. You are the reason I keep
updating and trying so hard to get this guide perfect.
With that said, we got a bunch of the new stuff out of the
way. There is still a lot that I need to do, and I am hoping
to get at least all the major sections that need to get done
by September 12th, the launch of HeartGold and SoulSilver in
Japan. The biggest sections I want to get done are the
Underground (Something I neglected to do in my D/P guide),
and the Battle Frontier guide (Might take a little bit of
time).
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July 13, 2009: Got quite a few updates today, many have been needed to
be done for quite some time.
* Added the Sinnoh Underground guide
* Added Chatot's Chatter guide
* Updated Eevee's section for the other evolutions
* Added the Gender Differences section
* Added the Poketech section to the misc. guide section
* Added the Fuego Ironworks section in the post-elite four
section (FINALLY!)
* Added the Ribbon Guide to the Misc. guide section
Many of the updates today will also be in the D/P section, so
this is sort of a double update.
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Sept 29, 2009: This update has been a long time coming, since I pretty much
worked on this update on and off while HG/SS came out.
* Added a Secret ID guide
* Added a Munchlax Tree guide (Thanks to reader Enchantered
for letting me know about this)
* Added the Baby Pokemon guide to the breeding section
* FINALLY did a spell check on the guide, and there were quite
a few words that I did not realize were misspelled.
* Added the Base Stats in the Pokedex section for the rest
of the Pokemon
The good news is this guide is almost done, there are a few
things here and there I need to work on (Mainly the
Battle Frontier guide and getting the trainers back into the
guide itself. After that, I will be working mainly on the
HG/SS guide.
Also, if you have not, download the Oak's Letter from Wi-Fi
so you can access Shaymin. This is for Platinum Users only,
and is for a limited amount of time (Up until November 8th).
Currently, this event is only for North American players, so
there is no word yet when the PAL regions will get this. If
you do not have wireless Internet at home, you can possibly
find one near your local McDonalds or local hotels that
offer free wireless Internet.
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October 1, 2009: Small update, but one nonetheless
* Added Battle Tower guide to Battle Frontier section
Next few updates should be frontier related.
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October 4, 2009: Another Battle Frontier update
* Added the Battle Arcade guide to the Battle Frontier
section
Next update should be 2 Battle Frontier areas, since
the two I am going to do are random battles and do not
have a clear strategy.
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January 7, 2010: Hello everyone, and welcome to the new year! It has been a
little while since I updated, since I have been busy with
the HGSS guide.
* Added the Battle Factory and Battle Hall to the Battle
Frontier section
* Redid the Steps to Hatch section to include more info
and to fix the amount of steps it takes for each Pokemon.
* Corrected a few things, and added a few user-submitted
tips to the guide.
* Added the Platinum Move Tutors section
* Added a Gengar moveset made by Naeras to the moveset
guide.
We are starting to wind down, with only one more Battle
Frontier section to go (and it is a doozy). This guide is
becoming very close to being done, and if you see anything
in the guide that has not been added yet, please let me
know now so I can get on it.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| SINNOH GUIDE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\A003/
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As you begin the game, you will be asked for your name and gender, as well as
the name for your rival. Be aware that once you make a choice, you cannot
change it. Once you do begin the game, you will be on the top floor of your
house (Your room). Try to walk anywhere and your rival will appear and then
go away real quick. Go downstairs and your mother will tell you that your
rival is looking to you. Head outside to continue (Although this is obvious
information, the doors or exits usually have a place mat or stairs/elevator
of some kind to mark where it is).
Twinleaf has changed quite a bit since it first appeared in D/P. The ground
now has some snow on it. . There is a small puddle down south, but there is
nothing you can get from it. There are three other houses in town; two of
which have nothing in them. To get to your rivals house, go to the house that
is in the northwest corner of town. Once you talk to your rival, go in his
house and go up the stairs to find your rival. Go near him and he will run off
again. Now, hear on to Route 201.
After a brief conversation with your rival, Professor Rowan will appear and
talk to you for a little bit and ask you a few questions. When he asks, choose
the top option. After a little while, his assistant will appear with the
briefcase and allow you to choose from the three starters: Piplup, Chimchar,
and Turtwig.
Which one should you choose? Well, several factors come into play:
*Do you know anyone else that has this game, and if so what starter did they
get? Although you can get other starters via online trading, it would help
to know what the other people around you have so you can get them a bit
easier.
*How experienced are you with previous Pokemon games? Turtwig evolves late at
level 18, but evolves much earlier then the others at level 32 and has dual
grass/ground type. Chimchar evolves earlier at level 14, but evolves like
normal at level 36 and has fire/fighting type. Piplup evolves the latest at
level 16, and then 36 with water/steel type.
*Have you played D/P before? If so, then you know what to expect. Since
Platinum has a increase of Fire types, you might not need Chimchar like you
once did. You might want to pick a starter you never tried before.
*Each have their own uses with gyms. Here is a example of each:
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| First Gym: Rock |(Turtwig and Piplup are strong, and Chimchar is |
| | weak against it until it gains fighting moves |
| | when it evolves) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Second Gym: Grass |(Chimchar is the strongest here, while Piplup |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Third Gym: Ghost |(None are strong here, and Turtwig's Evolutions |
| | cannot attack Haunter and other Pokemon with |
| | ground attacks. Also noteable is Chimchar's |
| | evolutions fighting moves are ineffective |
| | against ghost types) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fourth Gym: Fighting |(None are strong here, although Chimchar has |
| | a type advantage against the leader's Lucario) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fifth Gym: Water |(Turtwig is the strongest here, while Chimchar |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Sixth Gym: Steel |(Chimchar is very effective here, while Turtwig |
| | can also be useful on all besides Bronzong with |
| | ground-type attacks. Piplup can also hit Steelix|
| | pretty hard with water attacks). |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Seventh Gym: Ice |(Chimchar is effective here while Turtwig is |
| | ineffective here). |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Eighth Gym: Electric |(Turtwig's evolutions are very strong here, |
| | while Piplup is weak here) |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
As you can see, Chimchar is the most effective type-wise against the Gyms,
while Turtwig comes in second. Piplup is not very effective in most of the
gyms. After Rowan and his assistant leaves, your rival asks you a question.
Choose the top option to battle him.
/----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Rival |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starter: lv 5 (Fire type Chimchar if you choose Turtwig, Water type |
| Piplup if you choose Chimchar, Grass type Turtwig if you |
| choose Piplup). |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like the classic games, you fight your rival right after you get your |
| first Pokemon. Bad news is your are evenly leveled, so both are you |
| are equal in terms of skill. Good news is your rival likes to use a |
| lot of non-damaging skills most of the time. So, just take it easy and|
| use your damaging attack. It usually takes about 5-7 hits, but if your|
| rival uses his non-damaging attack too much, use your own. If you |
| do lose, you only lost about 40p and some EXP. |
\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you do beat or lose to your Rival, you will be transported back home
where your mother will give you the Running Shoes. To use them, hold B while
running. Once you are ready, head to back to Route 201.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 201 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00A3/
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/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Bidoof |40% |50% |40% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Nidoran Male |6% |PKMN Radar|
|Nidoran Female |6% |PKMN Radar|
|Doduo |40% |Swarm |
|Growlithe |8% |FireRed |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Once on the Route, your Rival will ask you to go to Lake Verity. Go West and up
to the lake. Once there, you will see a man with blue hair and then he will
leave (Fans of DP will know who this is right off the bat). After that, you
will hear the Legendary Mesprit and then your rival will leave. Once you are
done, head back to Route 201.
You cannot catch anything at this point, but you might want to fight a few
Bidoofs before you move on. You want to be at least level 7 before leaving this
area, if not higher. Once you are ready, head to the right to reach Sandgem
Town.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| SANDGEM TOWN |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00B3/
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Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
\-------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter town, Prof. Rowan's assistant will escort you to his lab,
where you will get the Pokedex. Once he is done, head outside and he will give
you TM 27 (Return). Rowan's Assistant will then you will get shown around town.
Unfortunately, there is not much you can do at this point, although you can
buy Pokeballs and Potions, so stock up for the road ahead. You can also head on
the beach to Route 219, but you can't do much besides get a Antidote. You may
want to check out the Pokemon Center as well and heal up.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The Pokedex on the save screen now shows the Pokemon seen instead |
| of caught. This comes into play later on after you beat the story |
| mode of the game. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
You will then have to go back to Twinleaf to talk to your mother. Once you do,
you will get a Journal from your mother and a Parcel from your rival's mother.
Once you got both, head back to Sandgem Town and then up to Route 202 to
continue.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 202 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00C3/
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/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |40% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Shinx |30% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Starly |20% |30% |20% |Normal |
|Kricketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Zigzagoon |40% |Swarm |
|Sentret |12% |PKMN Radar|
|Growlithe |8% |FireRed |
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, Rowan's Assistant will show up and show you how
to catch Pokemon and give you 5 Pokeballs. Now is also a good time to catch
some Pokemon. Starly and Shinx are both great additions to your team, so try
to catch them before you move on. Bidoof and Kricketot, though...Catch them
for the Pokedex, at least.
Also, there are some trainers on the route. Nothing too major: mostly in the
2-5 level range, so you may want to level up a little bit. You can also get
a Potion in the grass near the entrance to Jublife City. Once you are ready,
head on to Jublife.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00D3/
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Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
As soon as you set foot in Jublife, Rowan's Assistant will approach you and
then introduce you to a undercover cop codenamed Looker. After a brief
chat, he will give you the Battle Recorder, a new key item. Your next stop
is the Trainer's School to the left of the Pokemon Center.
=====================
||Trainer's School ||
==============================================================================
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|School Kid Harrison |
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 6 (Normal/Flying) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: At the beginning of the battle, Harrison |
| seems to use a X Speed to increase |
| Starly's Speed. Not only that, but it |
| seems to use Quick Attack all the time. |
| Make sure your Pokemon is at least 5 or |
| higher before facing him, and have a |
| Potion or two if things go south. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|School Kid Christine |
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 6 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Bidoof is similar to all the others you |
| have faced so far, although the big trick |
| is Christine likes to use a potion near |
| the end of the battle, so make sure you |
| have a evenly leveled Pokemon and a |
| Potion. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Inside, you will see your rival. Talk to him to give him the parcel and he
will give you a town map in exchange (Granted, it is sort of useless). You
can read the blackboard for some tips, and you can battle the two trainers
to the right for EXP. Once you beat the male trainer, talk to him to get a
free Potion. You can also get a X attack in the upper left corner.
==============================================================================
The next thing you should do if talk to the man in the street in between the
Pokemon Center and the Trainer School. He will tell you to find three clowns
and answer several questions for a prize. Here are the location of the clowns
(They are dressed in yellow and have Jesters hats):
- In front of the Pokemart (Directly north of the Pokemon Center)
- In front of the Jublife TV station (Directly north of town)
- In front of the Poketech Company (Directly Northwest of town)
As far as I remember, I do not remember getting a wrong answer (I said yes to
all three and got the questions right. Once you answer the question, you will
get a Poketech Coupon.
Once you get all 3 Poketech coupons, go talk to the man to the left of the
Pokemon center and he will give you a Poketech. This device will allow you to
do several things on the touch screen that can be upgraded over time. However,
at this point, you only have the first few Apps, so it is only good for time
right now. Its also good to note that it has been upgraded since DP, and now
has a back button.
Before you leave, you may want to go to Route 218 a bit early (Route 218 is
west of Jublife). Inside the gatehouse on your way there, you can pick up a
old rod from the fisherman. While is pretty much only catching Magikarp, it
might be a good idea to pick a Magikarp early if you do not have a Water
Pokemon (Keep in mind that Magikarp itself is pretty much useless. Its
evolution at lv 20, Gyarados, is a very powerful Pokemon).
Once you have gotten some Pokeballs and potions from the Pokemart and have
seen everything you wanted in Jublife, head east to Route 203.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 203 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00E3/
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/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Starly |35% |35% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Abra |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Goldeen |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|Seaking |35% |Super Rod |
|Psyduck |10% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Cubone |40% |Swarm |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, you will be challenged by your Rival. By now,
your Pokemon should be in the 6-10 lv range, so go train if they are not.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Rival |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 7 (Normal/Flying) |
|Starter: lv 9 (Fire type Chimchar if you choose Turtwig, Water type |
| Piplup if you choose Chimchar, Grass type Turtwig if you |
| choose Piplup). |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Your Rival is at a fairly high level this early in the game, his Starly|
| alone can cause problems if you choose Turtwig. The best way to take |
| down his team at this point is to have a Shinx at around lv 6-7, your |
| own Starly around the same level, and your starter at lv 8 or above. |
| Shinx does not have any major electric moves at this point, but he is |
| one of the more powerful Pokemon at this point. Starly learns Wing |
| Attack at lv 9, which can wipe out his Pokemon is only a few hits. Your|
| starter should be kept in reserve and as a last option at this point. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat him, you will be able to continue. There are 5 trainers on
this Route, so it may be a good time to level up for the upcoming Gym. Also,
try to catch a Abra if you can at this point if you have someone that you
can trade with. It is also a good idea to catch Shinx at this point if you
have not. Once you are done on this route, continue east to the Oreburgh
Gate.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00F3/
----
Top Level:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Geodude |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
At this point, you cannot do much in this small cave. Talk to the hiker when
you first enter to get HM 06, Rock Smash (Although you cannot use it at this
point until you get the first badge). Geodude and Zubat are both common, both
being a excellent addition to your team (Zubat's final evolution Crobat is a
very good Poison/Flying type that would serve well as your main Poison Pokemon,
and Geodude's final evolution Golem does well in most situations, but you will
need to trade to get him). You can now also catch Psyduck in Platinum, which
is not bad earlier on if you did not get Piplup.
There are also some low level trainers here that you can't avoid, so make sure
you use a Pokemon that needs the EXP. Head east until you reach the exit to
Oreburgh City.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00G3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Tunnel Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Not much you can do at this point. Your rival is blocking the way to the
Oreburgh Gym and tells you that the gym leader is not in right now. The
Oreburgh Museum does not have much in it until you have some fossils from The
Underground. The second condominium near when you first entered has a woman
that will trade you a Abra for a Machop: a good deal if you cannot find one
yourself (Although it cannot learn any level up moves until it evolves at lv
16, you can teach it TMs and HMs).
Also, the Pokemon Center will now have the downstairs center open, allowing
you to trade and battle people online. Once you are ready to continue, head
down south to the Oreburgh Mine.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH MINE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00H3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Geodude |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|Onix |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
One small thing you will notice is there is now coal conveyor belts in the
first room of the mines now, but it is mostly just a cosmetic change.
The only new Pokemon at this point is Onix, which is not quite a good one at
this point of the game (Catch anyway for the Pokedex if you do see one,
though).
Here, you will need to go down to the basement and talk to the Gym Leader,
Roark. He is located at the southern part of the basement area of the mine,
next to two breakable rocks. Once you talk to him, he will return to the gym.
At this point, there is much to do inside the mine besides train against wild
Pokemon. You should be at least in the 10s range for all of your Pokemon.
Once you are done in the mine, return to Oreburgh and head to the Gym. Keep in
mind that he specializes in Rock and Ground type Pokemon, so water and grass
Pokemon are good at this point. Only problem is the only Grass and Water
Pokemon at this point are your starters...
____________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GYM |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00I3/
----
Roark has not changed one bit since his DP days, so the same strategy you used
back then will work here. You can either challenge the two trainers by going
straight up (They are good EXP, and you cannot fight them once you beat the
gym), or you can go up the steps on your left, over the bridge, and up the
steps on your right, and then head to the Gym Leader. Make sure you bring
several Potions before you fight him, and head to the Pokemon Center if you
fought the other trainers.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Roark |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Onix lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Cranidos lv 14 (Rock) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Roark is similar to Brock and Roxanne from the previous games, |
| although much harder. His signature move is Stealth Rock: a move |
| similar to Spikes that damages your Pokemon when you switch out. |
| Geodude is his easiest Pokemon, absorb from Turtwig and bubble from |
| Piplup work well on him. His next Pokemon is Onix, which is sort of |
| a tougher Geodude with a higher defense. Same strategy works well |
| with him. |
| |
| His final Pokemon is Cranidos: a powerful fossil Pokemon with a high |
| attack (Headbutt is brutal at this point). The best Pokemon to use |
| against him is a Geodude with the move Magnitude (Rock is weak against |
| Ground, although Geodude learns it at lv 15). Its also good to note |
| that if your starter isn't evolved, there is a good chance he will not |
| last long against his Cranidos (Especially Chimchar). If you are having|
| a hard time, make sure you do not use any flying or electric types like|
| Starly and Shinx and try to evolve your starter as soon as you can. |
| Psyduck is also a really good option, since you can capture him in the |
| Oreburgh Gate (Although he is somewhat rare), and learns water gun at |
| level 9. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat Roark, you will get the Coal Badge and TM76 (Stealth Rock).
There isn't much else to do at this point you can head up to Route 207 and
catch a Machop early (They are fairly common. Personally, though, Machop's
final evolution Machamp is sort of meh at this point and not all that useful
down the road). You can also get Ponyta early now and even Ralts (Although
Ralts is a bit hard to find most of the time). Once you are done in Oreburgh,
head back to the Oreburgh gate (You will also see your Rival near the
entrance).
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00J3/
----
Top Level:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Geodude |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You will need Rock Smash and a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash |
| before you can continue in this section |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Note that the following is optional (Skip on ahead to the Jublife section
after this one if you want to continue), but I will cover it anyway. You
can now break the rocks to the north of the Oreburgh Gate and enter the
first half of the basement.
Basement is pretty much the same in Platinum, to the point where you can still
find the TM for flash. Only difference is that you will now find Psyduck on
the first floor now. Keep going to Jublife.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
As soon as you get near Jublife, Officer Looker shows up and tells you
something, and then runs off. Anywho, now that you have the first badge, you
can now enter the Poketech building and the GTS (Since you do not have that
many Pokemon in your Pokedex at this point, it is sort of pointless. However,
you might want to get a Cranidos if you are playing Pearl, it will help
quite a bit). You can also get a new Poketech App by talking to the President
of the Poketech Company on the first floor of the building to the northwest.
Once you are ready to continue, head up directly North foe find Rowan and
his assistant being pestered by some oddly dressed people. Its also time
for your first 2-on-2 trainer battle.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: 2 Team Galactic Grunts |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 11 (Normal) |
|Stunky lv 11 (Poison/Dark) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Even though this is a easy battle, it is noteable for being one of the |
| few 2-on-2 event battles in the game. Rowan's Assistant will have a lv |
| 13 starter that is the weaker type of your own (Turtwig if you have |
| Chimchar, Chimchar if you have Piplup, and Piplup if you have Turtwig).|
| Your partner will always choose his/her own attacks and you will |
| technically have two targets at once. In Platinum, the Pokemon are |
| switched up, so it is a little harder this time around. Glameow tends |
| to use Fake Out on the first turn, and then likes to use scratch, while|
| Stunky tends to use stat lowering moves most of the time. If you have |
| a Machop with a fighting move, or a Monferno with fighting moves, they |
| both do well here. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once that is over, a man will show up and give you a Fashion Case. Once you
are done in Jublife, head on over to Route 204.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 204 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00K3/
----
South of 204:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Bidoof |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |90% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|Goldeen |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Seaking |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Another no-thrills route. Not much is different with the available Pokemon
besides being able to catch Budew (Pre-evolution to Roselia, may want to pick
up if you do not have Turtwig). In Platinum, you can now catch Wurmple a
little earlier then normal as well.
================
||Ravaged Path||
==============================================================================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Zubat |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |60% |Surf |
|Golduck |5% |Surf |
|Zubat |30% |Surf |
|Golbat |5% |Surf |
|Barboach |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Whiscash |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
The Ravaged Path is too small a place to give too much detail on (Although
you can get some more items later on once you can surf). Just make sure
you have a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash and head to the right.
==============================================================================
======================
||North of Route 204||
======================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Bidoof |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Sunkern |12% |Pokeradar |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Once you exit, you will be back on Route 204. Head up to the north to reach
Floaroma Town.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| FLOAROMA TOWN |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00L3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Bloom Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Floaroma has received a small face lift in Platinum, but it is still a fairly
dead town for the most part. Head to the Flower Shop to get the Sprayduck
from a woman inside (Used to water berries in soft soil).
Heal up at the Pokemon center and head east to Route 205.
=============
||Route 205||
==============================================================================
You won't be able to get far on the Route. Team Galactic Grunts are
standing guard on the bridge to the north, meaning you cannot continue. Head
right to the Valley Windworks instead.
==============================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
==============================================================================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Shinx |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Pachirisu |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Buizel |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Shellos |45% |45% |45% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Finneon |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |60% |Super Rod |
|Lumineon |35% |Super Rod |
|Tentacool |30% |Surf |
|Tentacruel |1% |Surf |
|Shellos |60% |Surf |
|Gastrodon |9% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Mareep |20% |Pokeradar |
|Electrike |40% |Swarm |
|Shellder |5% |Super Rod |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Although the Windworks themselves are your main target, there are a few new
Pokemon worth noting. Buizel is a water type, although he is a bit...meh.
Shellos, however, will be very handy later on (Its evolution is Water/
Ground, same type as Quagsire and has resistance to electric attacks. Get him
if you do not have a Piplup). Parchirisu is a horrible electric Pokemon, so
only catch him for the Pokedex.
Once you are ready, go talk to the Grunt to engage in battle.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 13 (Normal) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Glameow is about 2 levels higher then she was in D/P, but you can still|
| beat her easily. Use Rock Smash or any other fighting moves you might |
| have, although pretty much anything can kill it. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat him in battle, he will run into the Windworks and lock the
door. Head back to Floaroma Town at this point.
==============================================================================
=================
||Floaroma Town||
==============================================================================
Heal up and head to the upper left corner to find that the Galactic Grunts
are now gone. Enter the Floaroma Meadow.
==============================================================================
===================
||Floaroma Meadow||
===========================================================================
As soon as you enter, you will see two Galactic grunt harassing a man. Go
up the steps to battle them.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Stunky lv 13 (Poison/Dark) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like the previous Stunky, this one is similar. It likes to use |
| mostly status effecting moves, and might occasionally poison you. |
| Fighting and ground type attacks work best here. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
After that one, you will fight a second Grunt.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 11 (Poison/Flying) |
|Zubat lv 11 (Poison/Flying) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Both Zubats tend to use Leech Life and Astonish, so you might not |
| want to use a grass type. If Shinx has any electric attacks, use |
| them. Otherwise, most normal attacks will work as well. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once they are both defeated, you will get some Honey and the Works Key.
Head back to the Valley Windworks.
===========================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
==============================================================================
Now that you have the key, you can go inside. Before you fight the Galactic
Commander, you will have to fight several Grunts (2 total). Before you
fight the commander herself, make sure you heal at a Pokemon Center. Its also
good to note that this is the first time you meet Charon, the Professor of
Team Galactic in the back. Head to the backroom to start the battle.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Commander Mars |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 15 (Poison/Flying) |
|Purugly lv 17 (Normal) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: While it may seem like her Zubat is normal, it knows Toxic: A move |
| that will increase in power over time as long as you are poisoned. |
| If you do get poisoned, try to heal as soon as you knock it out. |
| Purugly is a little bit of a tank, and likes to use Fake Out on |
| its first turn. It can also use Faint Attack and Scratch, so be |
| careful. You might want to use a Pokemon that has high defense, or |
| one that can use strong fighting moves. Also, you might want to get|
| some Antidotes with you due to Toxic becoming harder hitting the |
| longer the battle goes on. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat her, Charon will say something and then they will clear out
of the Windworks. Looker will then appear and then talk to you for a
little bit before running off again. Drifloon will also start showing up
outside on Fridays (There will be one you can talk to right outside, they only
appear once every week and do not appear in the grass. Once you are done with
that, continue back to Route 205.
==============================================================================
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 205 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00M3/
----
South:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Pachirisu |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Buizel |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Shellos |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Finneon |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |60% |Super Rod |
|Lumineon |35% |Super Rod |
|Tentacool |30% |Surf |
|Tentacruel |1% |Surf |
|Shellos |65% |Surf |
|Gastrodon |9% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Hoppip |20% |Pokeradar |
|Shellder |5% |Super Rod |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Same Pokemon that was at the Windworks. This is also the first route you can
put honey on a tree and then come back later to see what you got. You will run
into several trainers on the route, although your main goal is to head up north
to the Eterna Forest. If you need to rest, there is a house near the entrance
of the forest itself.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA FOREST |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00N3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Budew |30% |40% |30% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|Silcoon |5% |5% |5% |Normal |
|Beautifly |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Cascoon |5% |5% |5% |Normal |
|Dustox |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Buneary |24% |24% |24% |Normal |
|Gastly |4% |4% |4% |Normal |
|Hoothoot |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Metapod |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
|Kakuna |8% |LeafGreen |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Slakoth |40% |Swarm |
|Nincada |12% |Pokeradar |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Pretty much every Pokemon in the forest is new, several you want to catch.
However, as soon as you enter the forest, you will be forced to team up with
a trainer named Cheryl. Although you had a partner battle before, here
is some basics:
- When you encounter a wild Pokemon, two of them will appear at once. You
cannot throw a Pokeball until one of them faints. It may be a good idea
to catch Pokemon after you get to Eterna.
- When you have a party member and exit the way you came in, they will wait
at the entrance and rejoin you the next time you enter.
- You cannot surf or use rock climb while a trainer follows you.
- After each battle, yours and the trainers Pokemon will be fully healed.
If any are knocked out, they are revived.
With that out of the way, its good to note that Chansey is a very weak
Pokemon, usually healing itself or you in battle most of the time. However,
it is at lv 20, which isn't too bad. Also, its a good idea to wait until
later to catch Pokemon since you will have to faint one before you can
throw Pokeballs and the trainer will still attack that Pokemon. Another
thing to note is Eterna forest is filled with trainers lined up to have
double battles. Even if you talk to just one, it will still be a double
battle.
To exit Eterna Forest: from the entrance, go right, then up, and then right
again. Head down, then to the right, and then up, and then to the left and
up again. If you get lost, just remember to keep going forward on the path.
Eventually, you will hit two cut-table trees (Although you can't cut them
yet since you do not have the badge or HM yet). If you head right from
those trees, you will be at the exit. Cheryl will give you a Soothe Bell,
and then leave your party.
Now that she is gone, it may be a good time to catch some Pokemon. Wurmple
and its evolutions are a bit weak, so only catch them for the Pokedex.
Buneary is a decent normal type and somewhat better then Bidoof and such.
You can also catch Gastly at night, which is a great Pokemon to have if you
can trade its evolution Haunter to get a Gengar. Once you are done in the
forest, head over to the other side of Route 205.
================================
||Route 205 (Eterna City side)||
==============================================================================
North:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Budew |28% |38% |28% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|Silcoon |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Beautifly |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Cascoon |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Dustox |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Hoothoot |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |90% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|Barboach |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Whiscash |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Slowpoke |12% |Pokeradar |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
The Pokemon are pretty much the same, so there is no real point unless you
want to level up. A few fishermen on the bridge as well you can fight. Once
you are done, head east to Eterna City.
===========================================================================---
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00O3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Nest Ball |1000 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Herbal Shop:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Heal Powder |450 |
|Energypowder |500 |
|Energy Root |800 |
|Revival Herb |2800 |
\-------------------------------------------/
First thing: head over to the Pokemon center and heal up. Second thing to
do is head to the house next to the Pokemon center and talk to the old guy
inside to get a Explorer Kit (You have to get it before you can leave town)
You can also now head to the underground and start digging for items (Keep
in mind that some things won't appear until you get the National Dex).
When you head up north, your rival will appear and take you to the Pokemon
Statue in the northern part of town, where you will run into the blue haired
man again. When you try to walk back west, a lady named Cynthia will appear.
After talking to you, she will give you HM 01 (Cut) and then walk off.
Although you cannot use it yet, the badge in this town will let you use it.
You can also head over to the Herb Shop and buy some cheaper medicine,
although it will lower your Pokemon's friendship with you.
Next to the Pokemart is a Condominium where you can trade a Buizel for a
Chatot (A flying/normal type you will not see until much later in the game.
Not all that great for battle, though). Once you are ready, head over to
the Eterna City Gym in the lower right corner. Talk to the gym leader
Gardenia, and then enter.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA GYM |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00P3/
----
Eterna's gym is one of the few gyms to receive a bit of a overhaul. In the
center is a giant flower-like clock that turns every time you fight a member
of the gym. Once you beat it, it will turn to a new section of the gym where
you can hop on the dials and go over there. Once you beat all 3 trainers, the
dial will lead to the Gym Leader, Gardenia.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Gardenia |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Cherrim lv 20 (Grass) |
|Turtwig lv 20 (Grass) |
|Roserade lv 22 (Grass/Poison) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Gardenia's Turtwig is her first Pokemon, and pretty much the most easy |
| of the three. If you got a Piplup, then you have already fought |
| Turtwig before. Fire and Flying attacks work great on him. |
| |
| Cherrim, her second Pokemon, is a step up from the very weak Cherubi |
| she has in DP. It tends to use Magical Leaf most of the time, but it |
| can also use Leech Seed at times. Once again, fire and flying work |
| best. |
| |
| Roserade is a bit more powerful, being a final evolution and 2 levels |
| above the others. If you have a Kadabra or Alakazam, now would be the |
| time to use them (Psychic moves are effective against poison types). |
| Flying types also work well, since they are somewhat resistant against |
| grass attacks. Also, Ponyta and Monferno work wonders if you got |
| Chimchar as a starter, or Ponyta at Route 207. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat her, you will get the Forest Badge and TM 86 (Grass Knot).
Now that you are done with the Gym, you can continue on your quest. If you
have not yet gone to the northern part of Eterna City, go north now to run
into your rival, and then into Cynthia who will give you the Cut HM. There is
also a herb shop you can buy bitter medicine from. Once you have cut, teach it
to a Pokemon and cut down the trees near the spiky building at the north part
of town (To cut, either press A and select yes for the Pokemon that knows cut,
or go into the Pokemon menu and select it). Also note that you will need the
Gym Badge from this town before you can use cut.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| GALACTIC BUILDING |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00Q3/
----
Once inside, you will meet up with Looker, who will be undercover as a Team
Galactic member. The base has received a bit of a overhaul, so here is where
the different staircases lead (In order by how they go up):
Floor 1: Middle staircase leads to a room with a galactic grunt and a battle
stat increase item. The right one leads to floor 2.
Floor 2: First staircase going up leads to Floor 3, while the second leads
to a room with a Galactic trainer and a battle stat increase item.
Floor 3: First staircase leads up to Floor 4, while the second one leads
to a room with a Blue Shard and a revive.
For those who just want to get to the top, the correct order is:
2nd staircase, 1st staircase, 1st staircase.
Once at the top, you will see Jupiter with the bike salesman. However, you can
go to the side real quick and get the Upgrade for Porygon. Once you are ready,
talk to Jupiter to battle her.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Commander Jupiter |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 21 (Poison/Flying) |
|Skuntank lv 23 (Poison/Dark) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Zubat will have Wing Attack and Bite, so fighting, Psychic, Grass, and |
| Ghost types are generally not a good idea (Especially if you have a |
| Monferno or Gastly). |
| |
| Finally, her Stuntank is a fairly high level when compared to her D/P |
| counterpart. It tends to use Smokescreen to lower your accuracy and |
| then uses Extremespeed to deal a lot of damage. If you are not at least|
| level 20, your Pokemon will usually get knocked out. |
| |
| Recommended Pokemon include: Monferno with fighting moves for Skuntank,|
| Luxio with electric attacks for Zubat, Geodude with ground moves for |
| Stuntank. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
After you beat her, exit the hideout and head toward the Pokemon Center and
save. Once you head South, Cynthia will appear and give you a Togepi egg as
long as you have a space in your party for a egg. After that is done, go to
bike stop and talk to the owner to get a free bike.
Once all that is done, its time to head south to Route 206. However, you will
need a Pokemon that knows Rock Smash, a bike, and have already gotten the
explorer kit from the old man in the house next to the Pokemon Center.
However, before we move on, here is the optional Eterna side of Route 211
you can visit before continuing.
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|| Route 201 || 00A3 ||
|| Sandgem Town || 00B3 ||
|| Route 202 || 00C3 ||
|| Jublife City || 00D3 ||
|| Route 203 || 00E3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate || 00F3 ||
|| Oreburgh City || 00G3 ||
|| Oreburgh Mine || 00H3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gym || 00I3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate-Jublife || 00J3 ||
|| Route 204 || 00K3 ||
|| Floaroma Town || 00L3 ||
|| Route 205 || 00M3 ||
|| Eterna Forest || 00N3 ||
|| Eterna City || 00O3 ||
|| Eterna Gym || 00P3 ||
|| Galactic Building || 00Q3 ||
|| Route 211 (Eterna) || 0211 ||
|| Route 206 || 00R3 ||
|| Route 207 || 00S3 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 00T3 ||
|| Route 208 || 00U3 ||
|| Hearthome City || 00V3 ||
|| Hearthome Gym || 0XV3 ||
|| Route 209 || 00W3 ||
|| Lost Tower || 00X3 ||
|| Solaceon Town || 00Y3 ||
|| Solaceon Ruins || 00SR ||
|| Route 210 || 00Z3 ||
|| Route 215 || 0013 ||
|| Veilstone City || 0023 ||
|| Veilstone City Gym || 0033 ||
|| Route 214 || 0043 ||
|| Route 213 || 0053 ||
|| Pastoria City || 0063 ||
|| Pastoria Gym || 0073 ||
|| Route 210 (Revisited) || 0083 ||
|| Celestic Town || 0093 ||
|| Route 211 (Celestic) || 0103 ||
|| Route 218 || 0113 ||
|| Canalave City || 0123 ||
|| Iron Island || 0133 ||
|| Canalave Gym || 0143 ||
|| Lake Valor || 0153 ||
|| Lake Verity || 0163 ||
|| Route 216 || 0173 ||
|| Route 217 || 0183 ||
|| Snowpoint City || 0193 ||
|| Snowpoint Gym || 0203 ||
|| Lake Acuity || 0213 ||
|| Galactic Hideout || 0223 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 0233 ||
|| Distortion World || 0243 ||
|| Route 222 || 0253 ||
|| Sunyshore City || 0263 ||
|| Sunyshore Gym || 0273 ||
|| Route 223 || 0283 ||
|| Victory Road || 0293 ||
|| The Elite Four || 0303 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Post-Elite Four || D010 ||
|| -Getting the National Dex || D020 ||
|| -Pal Park || D030 ||
|| -Battle Zone and Fight Area || BZ02 ||
|| -Route 225 || BZ03 ||
|| -Survival Area || BZ04 ||
|| -Route 226 || BZ05 ||
|| -Route 228 || BZ06 ||
|| -Route 229 || BZ07 ||
|| -Resort Area || BZ08 ||
|| -Route 230 || BZ09 ||
|| -Route 227 || BZ10 ||
|| -Outside of Stark Mountain || BZ11 ||
|| -Stark Mountain || BZ12 ||
|| -Rival Rematches || BZ13 ||
|| -Victory Road Hidden Rooms || VR01 ||
|| -Route 224 || VR02 ||
|| -Fuego Ironworks || FI00 ||
|| -Turnback Cave/Origin Form || D000 ||
|| -The Old Chateau || D001 ||
|| -Great Marsh || D002 ||
|| -Trophy Garden || D003 ||
|| -Wayward Cave || D004 ||
|| -Solaceon Ruins || D005 ||
|| -Veilstone Game Corner || D006 ||
|| -GBA Slot Pokemon || D007 ||
|| -Swarms Pokemon || D008 ||
|| -Pokeradar Pokemon || D009 ||
|| -Platinum Move Tutors || D010 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Battle Frontier Guide || BF01 ||
|| -Battle Tower || BF02 ||
|| -Battle Arcade || BF03 ||
|| -Battle Factory || BF04 ||
|| -Battle Hall || BF05 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Side Quests || 0A03 ||
|| -Daily/Weekly Events || 0A04 ||
|| -Other Side Quests || 0A05 ||
|| -Legendary Pokemon || 0A06 ||
|| -Event Pokemon || 0A07 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Sinnoh Underground || U001 ||
|| -Mining for Treasure || U002 ||
|| -Secret Base || U003 ||
|| -Spheres and Sphere Traders || U004 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Wi-Fi Features Guide || W001 ||
|| -Setting up a Connection || W002 ||
|| -The Global Terminal || W003 ||
|| -Hacked Pokemon || W004 ||
|| -Event Pokemon || W005 ||
|| -Pokemon Center Wi-Fi || W006 ||
|| -Pokemon GTS Website || W007 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Breeding Guide || 0008 ||
|| -The Basics || 00A8 ||
|| -Chain Breeding || 00B8 ||
|| -The Hatching Process || 00C8 ||
|| -Baby Pokemon || 00D8 ||
|| -Egg Group List || 00E8 ||
|| -Steps to Hatch || 00F8 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Move List || M00A ||
|| -Move Table of Contents || M001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Items Guide || A009 ||
|| -Item Table of Contents || 0009 ||
|| -TMs and HMs || T009 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Contest Guide || C001 ||
|| -A Introduction to Contests || C002 ||
|| -Berries and Poffins || C003 ||
|| -The Super Contests || C004 ||
|| -Accessory Locations || C005 ||
|| -Berry List || C006 ||
|| -Contest Movelists || C007 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Raising Guide || R001 ||
|| -Abilities List || R002 ||
|| -EV List || R003 ||
|| -EXP Guide || R004 ||
|| -Getting the Lucky Egg || R005 ||
|| -Natures Guide || R006 ||
|| -Wild Pokemon Item Guide || R007 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Misc Guides || G001 ||
|| -Shiny Pokemon || G002 ||
|| -Pokerus || G003 ||
|| -Deoxys Forms || G004 ||
|| -Happiness Guide || G005 ||
|| -Catch Rate/Catching Guide || G006 ||
|| -PickUp Guide || G007 ||
|| -Calculating EXP Gain || G008 ||
|| -Exploiting the DS's Clock || G009 ||
|| -Catching all the Pokemon || G010 ||
|| -Mystery Gift Guide || G011 ||
|| -Transferring Manaphy || G012 ||
|| -Feebass and Milotic || G013 ||
|| -Pokemart Items || G014 ||
|| -Eevee Guide || G015 ||
|| -Sketch Guide || G016 ||
|| -Chatot's Chatter Move || G017 ||
|| -Gender Differences || G018 ||
|| -Poketech Programs || G019 ||
|| -Ribbon Guide || G020 ||
|| -Secret ID Guide || G021 ||
|| -Munchlax Tree Guide || G022 ||
|| -Frequently Asked Questions || G023 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Battle Revolution Guide || PBR1 ||
|| -Obtainable Items || PBR2 ||
|| -Obtainable Pokemon || PBR3 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| My Pokemon Ranch Guide * || MPR1 ||
|| -Connecting and Basics || MPR2 ||
|| -Obtainable Pokemon || MPR3 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Pokemon Movesets || MVS1 ||
|| -Submission Guidelines || MVS2 ||
|| -The Pokemon || MVS3 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Pokedex 001-151 || P001 ||
|| Pokedex 152-251 || P002 ||
|| Pokedex 252-386 || P003 ||
|| Pokedex 387-492 || P004 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Copyright and Credits || LGAL ||
|| Email Info || EMIL ||
|| Donations and Tips || DONA ||
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+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| This guide is fairly large. If you are having trouble loading it, or|
| it causes your browser to crash, then you might want to use a |
| smaller guide. |
| |
| Press either Ctrl and F (On Windows), or Apple Key and F (on Macs), |
| to bring up a search box. Then, copy and paste the Section # or |
| name to be taken to that section. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
*: Only for Japanese versions of Platinum at the moment.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| VERSION HISTORY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\0002/
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September 10, 2008: BARE BONES VERSION
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September 13, 2008: Guide up to Eterna City finished.
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September 17 - April 10th: Incomplete version
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May 23, 2009 - May 28, 2009: Version 2.00 and above
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July 12, 2009: Its been awhile! Anywho, I would like to say that this guide
got FAQ of the Month back in May, so thank you for reading!
Updates have been a little slow, although I have been working
on the guide a little bit throughout the last month, so things
are getting done. Here are a list of the updates:
* Added Base Stats to the first 151 Pokemon in the Pokedex
section.
* Redid the key info section on the top of the Kanto Pokedex
to better reflect Gen 4 then Gen 3
* Added Articuno/Zapdos/Moltres to the Legendary Pokemon guide
(Quite a few emailed me about this one!)
* Added Regirock/Regice/Registeel to the Legendary Pokemon
guide (No one emailed me about this one!)
* Added how to get the Gracidea Flower and Sky Form Shaymin
in the event Pokemon section
* Made some corrections to the side-quest section as well as
changing the format a little bit.
* Added the Pokemon Mansion Maids sidequest.
* Added The Battleground area to the sidequests
* Added the Pokemon Center daily battles in the sidequests
* Added the Villa to the other sidequests
* Added the basement info for the Veilstone Department Store
* Added a side-note about Volt Tackle in the move guide
* Added some info about the Veilstone Game Corner being
different in the PAL versions of the game. I also put
its own section in the daily sidequest section.
* Added a note in the email section about how long it takes to
respond to emails and updating the guide.
* Minor corrections here and there, mainly differences from
D/P to Platinum.
As of this time, the guide has 491,240 hits on Gamefaqs since
its launch last September, with a average of 3,000-5,000 hits
on average a day. To all that have viewed the guide and gotten
something out of it: Thank you. You are the reason I keep
updating and trying so hard to get this guide perfect.
With that said, we got a bunch of the new stuff out of the
way. There is still a lot that I need to do, and I am hoping
to get at least all the major sections that need to get done
by September 12th, the launch of HeartGold and SoulSilver in
Japan. The biggest sections I want to get done are the
Underground (Something I neglected to do in my D/P guide),
and the Battle Frontier guide (Might take a little bit of
time).
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July 13, 2009: Got quite a few updates today, many have been needed to
be done for quite some time.
* Added the Sinnoh Underground guide
* Added Chatot's Chatter guide
* Updated Eevee's section for the other evolutions
* Added the Gender Differences section
* Added the Poketech section to the misc. guide section
* Added the Fuego Ironworks section in the post-elite four
section (FINALLY!)
* Added the Ribbon Guide to the Misc. guide section
Many of the updates today will also be in the D/P section, so
this is sort of a double update.
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Sept 29, 2009: This update has been a long time coming, since I pretty much
worked on this update on and off while HG/SS came out.
* Added a Secret ID guide
* Added a Munchlax Tree guide (Thanks to reader Enchantered
for letting me know about this)
* Added the Baby Pokemon guide to the breeding section
* FINALLY did a spell check on the guide, and there were quite
a few words that I did not realize were misspelled.
* Added the Base Stats in the Pokedex section for the rest
of the Pokemon
The good news is this guide is almost done, there are a few
things here and there I need to work on (Mainly the
Battle Frontier guide and getting the trainers back into the
guide itself. After that, I will be working mainly on the
HG/SS guide.
Also, if you have not, download the Oak's Letter from Wi-Fi
so you can access Shaymin. This is for Platinum Users only,
and is for a limited amount of time (Up until November 8th).
Currently, this event is only for North American players, so
there is no word yet when the PAL regions will get this. If
you do not have wireless Internet at home, you can possibly
find one near your local McDonalds or local hotels that
offer free wireless Internet.
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October 1, 2009: Small update, but one nonetheless
* Added Battle Tower guide to Battle Frontier section
Next few updates should be frontier related.
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October 4, 2009: Another Battle Frontier update
* Added the Battle Arcade guide to the Battle Frontier
section
Next update should be 2 Battle Frontier areas, since
the two I am going to do are random battles and do not
have a clear strategy.
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January 7, 2010: Hello everyone, and welcome to the new year! It has been a
little while since I updated, since I have been busy with
the HGSS guide.
* Added the Battle Factory and Battle Hall to the Battle
Frontier section
* Redid the Steps to Hatch section to include more info
and to fix the amount of steps it takes for each Pokemon.
* Corrected a few things, and added a few user-submitted
tips to the guide.
* Added the Platinum Move Tutors section
* Added a Gengar moveset made by Naeras to the moveset
guide.
We are starting to wind down, with only one more Battle
Frontier section to go (and it is a doozy). This guide is
becoming very close to being done, and if you see anything
in the guide that has not been added yet, please let me
know now so I can get on it.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| SINNOH GUIDE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\A003/
----
As you begin the game, you will be asked for your name and gender, as well as
the name for your rival. Be aware that once you make a choice, you cannot
change it. Once you do begin the game, you will be on the top floor of your
house (Your room). Try to walk anywhere and your rival will appear and then
go away real quick. Go downstairs and your mother will tell you that your
rival is looking to you. Head outside to continue (Although this is obvious
information, the doors or exits usually have a place mat or stairs/elevator
of some kind to mark where it is).
Twinleaf has changed quite a bit since it first appeared in D/P. The ground
now has some snow on it. . There is a small puddle down south, but there is
nothing you can get from it. There are three other houses in town; two of
which have nothing in them. To get to your rivals house, go to the house that
is in the northwest corner of town. Once you talk to your rival, go in his
house and go up the stairs to find your rival. Go near him and he will run off
again. Now, hear on to Route 201.
After a brief conversation with your rival, Professor Rowan will appear and
talk to you for a little bit and ask you a few questions. When he asks, choose
the top option. After a little while, his assistant will appear with the
briefcase and allow you to choose from the three starters: Piplup, Chimchar,
and Turtwig.
Which one should you choose? Well, several factors come into play:
*Do you know anyone else that has this game, and if so what starter did they
get? Although you can get other starters via online trading, it would help
to know what the other people around you have so you can get them a bit
easier.
*How experienced are you with previous Pokemon games? Turtwig evolves late at
level 18, but evolves much earlier then the others at level 32 and has dual
grass/ground type. Chimchar evolves earlier at level 14, but evolves like
normal at level 36 and has fire/fighting type. Piplup evolves the latest at
level 16, and then 36 with water/steel type.
*Have you played D/P before? If so, then you know what to expect. Since
Platinum has a increase of Fire types, you might not need Chimchar like you
once did. You might want to pick a starter you never tried before.
*Each have their own uses with gyms. Here is a example of each:
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| First Gym: Rock |(Turtwig and Piplup are strong, and Chimchar is |
| | weak against it until it gains fighting moves |
| | when it evolves) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Second Gym: Grass |(Chimchar is the strongest here, while Piplup |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Third Gym: Ghost |(None are strong here, and Turtwig's Evolutions |
| | cannot attack Haunter and other Pokemon with |
| | ground attacks. Also noteable is Chimchar's |
| | evolutions fighting moves are ineffective |
| | against ghost types) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fourth Gym: Fighting |(None are strong here, although Chimchar has |
| | a type advantage against the leader's Lucario) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fifth Gym: Water |(Turtwig is the strongest here, while Chimchar |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Sixth Gym: Steel |(Chimchar is very effective here, while Turtwig |
| | can also be useful on all besides Bronzong with |
| | ground-type attacks. Piplup can also hit Steelix|
| | pretty hard with water attacks). |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Seventh Gym: Ice |(Chimchar is effective here while Turtwig is |
| | ineffective here). |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Eighth Gym: Electric |(Turtwig's evolutions are very strong here, |
| | while Piplup is weak here) |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
As you can see, Chimchar is the most effective type-wise against the Gyms,
while Turtwig comes in second. Piplup is not very effective in most of the
gyms. After Rowan and his assistant leaves, your rival asks you a question.
Choose the top option to battle him.
/----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Rival |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starter: lv 5 (Fire type Chimchar if you choose Turtwig, Water type |
| Piplup if you choose Chimchar, Grass type Turtwig if you |
| choose Piplup). |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like the classic games, you fight your rival right after you get your |
| first Pokemon. Bad news is your are evenly leveled, so both are you |
| are equal in terms of skill. Good news is your rival likes to use a |
| lot of non-damaging skills most of the time. So, just take it easy and|
| use your damaging attack. It usually takes about 5-7 hits, but if your|
| rival uses his non-damaging attack too much, use your own. If you |
| do lose, you only lost about 40p and some EXP. |
\----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you do beat or lose to your Rival, you will be transported back home
where your mother will give you the Running Shoes. To use them, hold B while
running. Once you are ready, head to back to Route 201.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 201 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00A3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Bidoof |40% |50% |40% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Nidoran Male |6% |PKMN Radar|
|Nidoran Female |6% |PKMN Radar|
|Doduo |40% |Swarm |
|Growlithe |8% |FireRed |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Once on the Route, your Rival will ask you to go to Lake Verity. Go West and up
to the lake. Once there, you will see a man with blue hair and then he will
leave (Fans of DP will know who this is right off the bat). After that, you
will hear the Legendary Mesprit and then your rival will leave. Once you are
done, head back to Route 201.
You cannot catch anything at this point, but you might want to fight a few
Bidoofs before you move on. You want to be at least level 7 before leaving this
area, if not higher. Once you are ready, head to the right to reach Sandgem
Town.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| SANDGEM TOWN |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00B3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
\-------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter town, Prof. Rowan's assistant will escort you to his lab,
where you will get the Pokedex. Once he is done, head outside and he will give
you TM 27 (Return). Rowan's Assistant will then you will get shown around town.
Unfortunately, there is not much you can do at this point, although you can
buy Pokeballs and Potions, so stock up for the road ahead. You can also head on
the beach to Route 219, but you can't do much besides get a Antidote. You may
want to check out the Pokemon Center as well and heal up.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The Pokedex on the save screen now shows the Pokemon seen instead |
| of caught. This comes into play later on after you beat the story |
| mode of the game. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
You will then have to go back to Twinleaf to talk to your mother. Once you do,
you will get a Journal from your mother and a Parcel from your rival's mother.
Once you got both, head back to Sandgem Town and then up to Route 202 to
continue.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 202 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00C3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |40% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Shinx |30% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Starly |20% |30% |20% |Normal |
|Kricketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Zigzagoon |40% |Swarm |
|Sentret |12% |PKMN Radar|
|Growlithe |8% |FireRed |
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, Rowan's Assistant will show up and show you how
to catch Pokemon and give you 5 Pokeballs. Now is also a good time to catch
some Pokemon. Starly and Shinx are both great additions to your team, so try
to catch them before you move on. Bidoof and Kricketot, though...Catch them
for the Pokedex, at least.
Also, there are some trainers on the route. Nothing too major: mostly in the
2-5 level range, so you may want to level up a little bit. You can also get
a Potion in the grass near the entrance to Jublife City. Once you are ready,
head on to Jublife.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00D3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
As soon as you set foot in Jublife, Rowan's Assistant will approach you and
then introduce you to a undercover cop codenamed Looker. After a brief
chat, he will give you the Battle Recorder, a new key item. Your next stop
is the Trainer's School to the left of the Pokemon Center.
=====================
||Trainer's School ||
==============================================================================
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|School Kid Harrison |
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 6 (Normal/Flying) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: At the beginning of the battle, Harrison |
| seems to use a X Speed to increase |
| Starly's Speed. Not only that, but it |
| seems to use Quick Attack all the time. |
| Make sure your Pokemon is at least 5 or |
| higher before facing him, and have a |
| Potion or two if things go south. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|School Kid Christine |
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 6 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Bidoof is similar to all the others you |
| have faced so far, although the big trick |
| is Christine likes to use a potion near |
| the end of the battle, so make sure you |
| have a evenly leveled Pokemon and a |
| Potion. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Inside, you will see your rival. Talk to him to give him the parcel and he
will give you a town map in exchange (Granted, it is sort of useless). You
can read the blackboard for some tips, and you can battle the two trainers
to the right for EXP. Once you beat the male trainer, talk to him to get a
free Potion. You can also get a X attack in the upper left corner.
==============================================================================
The next thing you should do if talk to the man in the street in between the
Pokemon Center and the Trainer School. He will tell you to find three clowns
and answer several questions for a prize. Here are the location of the clowns
(They are dressed in yellow and have Jesters hats):
- In front of the Pokemart (Directly north of the Pokemon Center)
- In front of the Jublife TV station (Directly north of town)
- In front of the Poketech Company (Directly Northwest of town)
As far as I remember, I do not remember getting a wrong answer (I said yes to
all three and got the questions right. Once you answer the question, you will
get a Poketech Coupon.
Once you get all 3 Poketech coupons, go talk to the man to the left of the
Pokemon center and he will give you a Poketech. This device will allow you to
do several things on the touch screen that can be upgraded over time. However,
at this point, you only have the first few Apps, so it is only good for time
right now. Its also good to note that it has been upgraded since DP, and now
has a back button.
Before you leave, you may want to go to Route 218 a bit early (Route 218 is
west of Jublife). Inside the gatehouse on your way there, you can pick up a
old rod from the fisherman. While is pretty much only catching Magikarp, it
might be a good idea to pick a Magikarp early if you do not have a Water
Pokemon (Keep in mind that Magikarp itself is pretty much useless. Its
evolution at lv 20, Gyarados, is a very powerful Pokemon).
Once you have gotten some Pokeballs and potions from the Pokemart and have
seen everything you wanted in Jublife, head east to Route 203.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 203 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00E3/
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/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Starly |35% |35% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Abra |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Goldeen |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|Seaking |35% |Super Rod |
|Psyduck |10% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Cubone |40% |Swarm |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, you will be challenged by your Rival. By now,
your Pokemon should be in the 6-10 lv range, so go train if they are not.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Rival |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 7 (Normal/Flying) |
|Starter: lv 9 (Fire type Chimchar if you choose Turtwig, Water type |
| Piplup if you choose Chimchar, Grass type Turtwig if you |
| choose Piplup). |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Your Rival is at a fairly high level this early in the game, his Starly|
| alone can cause problems if you choose Turtwig. The best way to take |
| down his team at this point is to have a Shinx at around lv 6-7, your |
| own Starly around the same level, and your starter at lv 8 or above. |
| Shinx does not have any major electric moves at this point, but he is |
| one of the more powerful Pokemon at this point. Starly learns Wing |
| Attack at lv 9, which can wipe out his Pokemon is only a few hits. Your|
| starter should be kept in reserve and as a last option at this point. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat him, you will be able to continue. There are 5 trainers on
this Route, so it may be a good time to level up for the upcoming Gym. Also,
try to catch a Abra if you can at this point if you have someone that you
can trade with. It is also a good idea to catch Shinx at this point if you
have not. Once you are done on this route, continue east to the Oreburgh
Gate.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00F3/
----
Top Level:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Geodude |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
At this point, you cannot do much in this small cave. Talk to the hiker when
you first enter to get HM 06, Rock Smash (Although you cannot use it at this
point until you get the first badge). Geodude and Zubat are both common, both
being a excellent addition to your team (Zubat's final evolution Crobat is a
very good Poison/Flying type that would serve well as your main Poison Pokemon,
and Geodude's final evolution Golem does well in most situations, but you will
need to trade to get him). You can now also catch Psyduck in Platinum, which
is not bad earlier on if you did not get Piplup.
There are also some low level trainers here that you can't avoid, so make sure
you use a Pokemon that needs the EXP. Head east until you reach the exit to
Oreburgh City.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00G3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Tunnel Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Not much you can do at this point. Your rival is blocking the way to the
Oreburgh Gym and tells you that the gym leader is not in right now. The
Oreburgh Museum does not have much in it until you have some fossils from The
Underground. The second condominium near when you first entered has a woman
that will trade you a Abra for a Machop: a good deal if you cannot find one
yourself (Although it cannot learn any level up moves until it evolves at lv
16, you can teach it TMs and HMs).
Also, the Pokemon Center will now have the downstairs center open, allowing
you to trade and battle people online. Once you are ready to continue, head
down south to the Oreburgh Mine.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH MINE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00H3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Geodude |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|Onix |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
One small thing you will notice is there is now coal conveyor belts in the
first room of the mines now, but it is mostly just a cosmetic change.
The only new Pokemon at this point is Onix, which is not quite a good one at
this point of the game (Catch anyway for the Pokedex if you do see one,
though).
Here, you will need to go down to the basement and talk to the Gym Leader,
Roark. He is located at the southern part of the basement area of the mine,
next to two breakable rocks. Once you talk to him, he will return to the gym.
At this point, there is much to do inside the mine besides train against wild
Pokemon. You should be at least in the 10s range for all of your Pokemon.
Once you are done in the mine, return to Oreburgh and head to the Gym. Keep in
mind that he specializes in Rock and Ground type Pokemon, so water and grass
Pokemon are good at this point. Only problem is the only Grass and Water
Pokemon at this point are your starters...
____________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GYM |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00I3/
----
Roark has not changed one bit since his DP days, so the same strategy you used
back then will work here. You can either challenge the two trainers by going
straight up (They are good EXP, and you cannot fight them once you beat the
gym), or you can go up the steps on your left, over the bridge, and up the
steps on your right, and then head to the Gym Leader. Make sure you bring
several Potions before you fight him, and head to the Pokemon Center if you
fought the other trainers.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Roark |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Onix lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Cranidos lv 14 (Rock) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Roark is similar to Brock and Roxanne from the previous games, |
| although much harder. His signature move is Stealth Rock: a move |
| similar to Spikes that damages your Pokemon when you switch out. |
| Geodude is his easiest Pokemon, absorb from Turtwig and bubble from |
| Piplup work well on him. His next Pokemon is Onix, which is sort of |
| a tougher Geodude with a higher defense. Same strategy works well |
| with him. |
| |
| His final Pokemon is Cranidos: a powerful fossil Pokemon with a high |
| attack (Headbutt is brutal at this point). The best Pokemon to use |
| against him is a Geodude with the move Magnitude (Rock is weak against |
| Ground, although Geodude learns it at lv 15). Its also good to note |
| that if your starter isn't evolved, there is a good chance he will not |
| last long against his Cranidos (Especially Chimchar). If you are having|
| a hard time, make sure you do not use any flying or electric types like|
| Starly and Shinx and try to evolve your starter as soon as you can. |
| Psyduck is also a really good option, since you can capture him in the |
| Oreburgh Gate (Although he is somewhat rare), and learns water gun at |
| level 9. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat Roark, you will get the Coal Badge and TM76 (Stealth Rock).
There isn't much else to do at this point you can head up to Route 207 and
catch a Machop early (They are fairly common. Personally, though, Machop's
final evolution Machamp is sort of meh at this point and not all that useful
down the road). You can also get Ponyta early now and even Ralts (Although
Ralts is a bit hard to find most of the time). Once you are done in Oreburgh,
head back to the Oreburgh gate (You will also see your Rival near the
entrance).
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00J3/
----
Top Level:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Zubat |50% |50% |50% |Normal |
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Geodude |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You will need Rock Smash and a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash |
| before you can continue in this section |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Note that the following is optional (Skip on ahead to the Jublife section
after this one if you want to continue), but I will cover it anyway. You
can now break the rocks to the north of the Oreburgh Gate and enter the
first half of the basement.
Basement is pretty much the same in Platinum, to the point where you can still
find the TM for flash. Only difference is that you will now find Psyduck on
the first floor now. Keep going to Jublife.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
As soon as you get near Jublife, Officer Looker shows up and tells you
something, and then runs off. Anywho, now that you have the first badge, you
can now enter the Poketech building and the GTS (Since you do not have that
many Pokemon in your Pokedex at this point, it is sort of pointless. However,
you might want to get a Cranidos if you are playing Pearl, it will help
quite a bit). You can also get a new Poketech App by talking to the President
of the Poketech Company on the first floor of the building to the northwest.
Once you are ready to continue, head up directly North foe find Rowan and
his assistant being pestered by some oddly dressed people. Its also time
for your first 2-on-2 trainer battle.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: 2 Team Galactic Grunts |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 11 (Normal) |
|Stunky lv 11 (Poison/Dark) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Even though this is a easy battle, it is noteable for being one of the |
| few 2-on-2 event battles in the game. Rowan's Assistant will have a lv |
| 13 starter that is the weaker type of your own (Turtwig if you have |
| Chimchar, Chimchar if you have Piplup, and Piplup if you have Turtwig).|
| Your partner will always choose his/her own attacks and you will |
| technically have two targets at once. In Platinum, the Pokemon are |
| switched up, so it is a little harder this time around. Glameow tends |
| to use Fake Out on the first turn, and then likes to use scratch, while|
| Stunky tends to use stat lowering moves most of the time. If you have |
| a Machop with a fighting move, or a Monferno with fighting moves, they |
| both do well here. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once that is over, a man will show up and give you a Fashion Case. Once you
are done in Jublife, head on over to Route 204.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 204 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00K3/
----
South of 204:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Bidoof |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |90% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|Goldeen |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Seaking |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Another no-thrills route. Not much is different with the available Pokemon
besides being able to catch Budew (Pre-evolution to Roselia, may want to pick
up if you do not have Turtwig). In Platinum, you can now catch Wurmple a
little earlier then normal as well.
================
||Ravaged Path||
==============================================================================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Psyduck |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|Zubat |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |60% |Surf |
|Golduck |5% |Surf |
|Zubat |30% |Surf |
|Golbat |5% |Surf |
|Barboach |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Whiscash |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|None |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
The Ravaged Path is too small a place to give too much detail on (Although
you can get some more items later on once you can surf). Just make sure
you have a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash and head to the right.
==============================================================================
======================
||North of Route 204||
======================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Starly |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Bidoof |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Shinx |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |15% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Zubat |- |- |10% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Sunkern |12% |Pokeradar |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
|Seedot |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Once you exit, you will be back on Route 204. Head up to the north to reach
Floaroma Town.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| FLOAROMA TOWN |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00L3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Bloom Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Floaroma has received a small face lift in Platinum, but it is still a fairly
dead town for the most part. Head to the Flower Shop to get the Sprayduck
from a woman inside (Used to water berries in soft soil).
Heal up at the Pokemon center and head east to Route 205.
=============
||Route 205||
==============================================================================
You won't be able to get far on the Route. Team Galactic Grunts are
standing guard on the bridge to the north, meaning you cannot continue. Head
right to the Valley Windworks instead.
==============================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
==============================================================================
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Shinx |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Pachirisu |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Buizel |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Shellos |45% |45% |45% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Finneon |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |60% |Super Rod |
|Lumineon |35% |Super Rod |
|Tentacool |30% |Surf |
|Tentacruel |1% |Surf |
|Shellos |60% |Surf |
|Gastrodon |9% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Mareep |20% |Pokeradar |
|Electrike |40% |Swarm |
|Shellder |5% |Super Rod |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Although the Windworks themselves are your main target, there are a few new
Pokemon worth noting. Buizel is a water type, although he is a bit...meh.
Shellos, however, will be very handy later on (Its evolution is Water/
Ground, same type as Quagsire and has resistance to electric attacks. Get him
if you do not have a Piplup). Parchirisu is a horrible electric Pokemon, so
only catch him for the Pokedex.
Once you are ready, go talk to the Grunt to engage in battle.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 13 (Normal) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Glameow is about 2 levels higher then she was in D/P, but you can still|
| beat her easily. Use Rock Smash or any other fighting moves you might |
| have, although pretty much anything can kill it. |
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat him in battle, he will run into the Windworks and lock the
door. Head back to Floaroma Town at this point.
==============================================================================
=================
||Floaroma Town||
==============================================================================
Heal up and head to the upper left corner to find that the Galactic Grunts
are now gone. Enter the Floaroma Meadow.
==============================================================================
===================
||Floaroma Meadow||
===========================================================================
As soon as you enter, you will see two Galactic grunt harassing a man. Go
up the steps to battle them.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Stunky lv 13 (Poison/Dark) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like the previous Stunky, this one is similar. It likes to use |
| mostly status effecting moves, and might occasionally poison you. |
| Fighting and ground type attacks work best here. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
After that one, you will fight a second Grunt.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 11 (Poison/Flying) |
|Zubat lv 11 (Poison/Flying) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Both Zubats tend to use Leech Life and Astonish, so you might not |
| want to use a grass type. If Shinx has any electric attacks, use |
| them. Otherwise, most normal attacks will work as well. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once they are both defeated, you will get some Honey and the Works Key.
Head back to the Valley Windworks.
===========================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
==============================================================================
Now that you have the key, you can go inside. Before you fight the Galactic
Commander, you will have to fight several Grunts (2 total). Before you
fight the commander herself, make sure you heal at a Pokemon Center. Its also
good to note that this is the first time you meet Charon, the Professor of
Team Galactic in the back. Head to the backroom to start the battle.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Commander Mars |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 15 (Poison/Flying) |
|Purugly lv 17 (Normal) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: While it may seem like her Zubat is normal, it knows Toxic: A move |
| that will increase in power over time as long as you are poisoned. |
| If you do get poisoned, try to heal as soon as you knock it out. |
| Purugly is a little bit of a tank, and likes to use Fake Out on |
| its first turn. It can also use Faint Attack and Scratch, so be |
| careful. You might want to use a Pokemon that has high defense, or |
| one that can use strong fighting moves. Also, you might want to get|
| some Antidotes with you due to Toxic becoming harder hitting the |
| longer the battle goes on. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat her, Charon will say something and then they will clear out
of the Windworks. Looker will then appear and then talk to you for a
little bit before running off again. Drifloon will also start showing up
outside on Fridays (There will be one you can talk to right outside, they only
appear once every week and do not appear in the grass. Once you are done with
that, continue back to Route 205.
==============================================================================
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 205 |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00M3/
----
South:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Pachirisu |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Buizel |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Shellos |65% |65% |65% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Finneon |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Gyarados |60% |Super Rod |
|Lumineon |35% |Super Rod |
|Tentacool |30% |Surf |
|Tentacruel |1% |Surf |
|Shellos |65% |Surf |
|Gastrodon |9% |Surf |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Hoppip |20% |Pokeradar |
|Shellder |5% |Super Rod |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Same Pokemon that was at the Windworks. This is also the first route you can
put honey on a tree and then come back later to see what you got. You will run
into several trainers on the route, although your main goal is to head up north
to the Eterna Forest. If you need to rest, there is a house near the entrance
of the forest itself.
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA FOREST |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00N3/
----
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Budew |30% |40% |30% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|Silcoon |5% |5% |5% |Normal |
|Beautifly |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Cascoon |5% |5% |5% |Normal |
|Dustox |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Buneary |24% |24% |24% |Normal |
|Gastly |4% |4% |4% |Normal |
|Hoothoot |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|None |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
|Caterpie |8% |FireRed |
|Metapod |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |8% |LeafGreen |
|Kakuna |8% |LeafGreen |
|Pineco |8% |Emerald |
|Slakoth |40% |Swarm |
|Nincada |12% |Pokeradar |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
Pretty much every Pokemon in the forest is new, several you want to catch.
However, as soon as you enter the forest, you will be forced to team up with
a trainer named Cheryl. Although you had a partner battle before, here
is some basics:
- When you encounter a wild Pokemon, two of them will appear at once. You
cannot throw a Pokeball until one of them faints. It may be a good idea
to catch Pokemon after you get to Eterna.
- When you have a party member and exit the way you came in, they will wait
at the entrance and rejoin you the next time you enter.
- You cannot surf or use rock climb while a trainer follows you.
- After each battle, yours and the trainers Pokemon will be fully healed.
If any are knocked out, they are revived.
With that out of the way, its good to note that Chansey is a very weak
Pokemon, usually healing itself or you in battle most of the time. However,
it is at lv 20, which isn't too bad. Also, its a good idea to wait until
later to catch Pokemon since you will have to faint one before you can
throw Pokeballs and the trainer will still attack that Pokemon. Another
thing to note is Eterna forest is filled with trainers lined up to have
double battles. Even if you talk to just one, it will still be a double
battle.
To exit Eterna Forest: from the entrance, go right, then up, and then right
again. Head down, then to the right, and then up, and then to the left and
up again. If you get lost, just remember to keep going forward on the path.
Eventually, you will hit two cut-table trees (Although you can't cut them
yet since you do not have the badge or HM yet). If you head right from
those trees, you will be at the exit. Cheryl will give you a Soothe Bell,
and then leave your party.
Now that she is gone, it may be a good time to catch some Pokemon. Wurmple
and its evolutions are a bit weak, so only catch them for the Pokedex.
Buneary is a decent normal type and somewhat better then Bidoof and such.
You can also catch Gastly at night, which is a great Pokemon to have if you
can trade its evolution Haunter to get a Gengar. Once you are done in the
forest, head over to the other side of Route 205.
================================
||Route 205 (Eterna City side)||
==============================================================================
North:
/-----------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|---------|-------|--------|----------|
|Bidoof |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|Kriketot |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Budew |28% |38% |28% |Normal |
|Wurmple |10% |10% |- |Normal |
|Silcoon |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Beautifly |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Cascoon |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Dustox |1% |1% |1% |Normal |
|Hoothoot |- |- |10% |Normal |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |
|---------------|--------------------------|----------|
|Psyduck |90% |Surf |
|Golduck |10% |Surf |
|Barboach |35% |Good Rod |
|Magikarp |65% |Good Rod |
|Whiscash |35% |Super Rod |
|Gyarados |65% |Super Rod |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|------------------------------------------|----------|
|Slowpoke |12% |Pokeradar |
|Lotad |8% |Sapphire |
\-----------------------------------------------------/
The Pokemon are pretty much the same, so there is no real point unless you
want to level up. A few fishermen on the bridge as well you can fight. Once
you are done, head east to Eterna City.
===========================================================================---
___________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA CITY |--O--|
\___/___________________________________________________________________\___/
\00O3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Nest Ball |1000 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Herbal Shop:
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|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Heal Powder |450 |
|Energypowder |500 |
|Energy Root |800 |
|Revival Herb |2800 |
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First thing: head over to the Pokemon center and heal up. Second thing to
do is head to the house next to the Pokemon center and talk to the old guy
inside to get a Explorer Kit (You have to get it before you can leave town)
You can also now head to the underground and start digging for items (Keep
in mind that some things won't appear until you get the National Dex).
When you head up north, your rival will appear and take you to the Pokemon
Statue in the northern part of town, where you will run into the blue haired
man again. When you try to walk back west, a lady named Cynthia will appear.
After talking to you, she will give you HM 01 (Cut) and then walk off.
Although you cannot use it yet, the badge in this town will let you use it.
You can also head over to the Herb Shop and buy some cheaper medicine,
although it will lower your Pokemon's friendship with you.
Next to the Pokemart is a Condominium where you can trade a Buizel for a
Chatot (A flying/normal type you will not see until much later in the game.
Not all that great for battle, though). Once you are ready, head over to
the Eterna City Gym in the lower right corner. Talk to the gym leader
Gardenia, and then enter.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA GYM |--O--|
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\00P3/
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Eterna's gym is one of the few gyms to receive a bit of a overhaul. In the
center is a giant flower-like clock that turns every time you fight a member
of the gym. Once you beat it, it will turn to a new section of the gym where
you can hop on the dials and go over there. Once you beat all 3 trainers, the
dial will lead to the Gym Leader, Gardenia.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Gardenia |
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|Pokemon: |
|Cherrim lv 20 (Grass) |
|Turtwig lv 20 (Grass) |
|Roserade lv 22 (Grass/Poison) |
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|Info: Gardenia's Turtwig is her first Pokemon, and pretty much the most easy |
| of the three. If you got a Piplup, then you have already fought |
| Turtwig before. Fire and Flying attacks work great on him. |
| |
| Cherrim, her second Pokemon, is a step up from the very weak Cherubi |
| she has in DP. It tends to use Magical Leaf most of the time, but it |
| can also use Leech Seed at times. Once again, fire and flying work |
| best. |
| |
| Roserade is a bit more powerful, being a final evolution and 2 levels |
| above the others. If you have a Kadabra or Alakazam, now would be the |
| time to use them (Psychic moves are effective against poison types). |
| Flying types also work well, since they are somewhat resistant against |
| grass attacks. Also, Ponyta and Monferno work wonders if you got |
| Chimchar as a starter, or Ponyta at Route 207. |
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Once you beat her, you will get the Forest Badge and TM 86 (Grass Knot).
Now that you are done with the Gym, you can continue on your quest. If you
have not yet gone to the northern part of Eterna City, go north now to run
into your rival, and then into Cynthia who will give you the Cut HM. There is
also a herb shop you can buy bitter medicine from. Once you have cut, teach it
to a Pokemon and cut down the trees near the spiky building at the north part
of town (To cut, either press A and select yes for the Pokemon that knows cut,
or go into the Pokemon menu and select it). Also note that you will need the
Gym Badge from this town before you can use cut.
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/ \ / \
|--O--| GALACTIC BUILDING |--O--|
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\00Q3/
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Once inside, you will meet up with Looker, who will be undercover as a Team
Galactic member. The base has received a bit of a overhaul, so here is where
the different staircases lead (In order by how they go up):
Floor 1: Middle staircase leads to a room with a galactic grunt and a battle
stat increase item. The right one leads to floor 2.
Floor 2: First staircase going up leads to Floor 3, while the second leads
to a room with a Galactic trainer and a battle stat increase item.
Floor 3: First staircase leads up to Floor 4, while the second one leads
to a room with a Blue Shard and a revive.
For those who just want to get to the top, the correct order is:
2nd staircase, 1st staircase, 1st staircase.
Once at the top, you will see Jupiter with the bike salesman. However, you can
go to the side real quick and get the Upgrade for Porygon. Once you are ready,
talk to Jupiter to battle her.
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Commander Jupiter |
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|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 21 (Poison/Flying) |
|Skuntank lv 23 (Poison/Dark) |
|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Zubat will have Wing Attack and Bite, so fighting, Psychic, Grass, and |
| Ghost types are generally not a good idea (Especially if you have a |
| Monferno or Gastly). |
| |
| Finally, her Stuntank is a fairly high level when compared to her D/P |
| counterpart. It tends to use Smokescreen to lower your accuracy and |
| then uses Extremespeed to deal a lot of damage. If you are not at least|
| level 20, your Pokemon will usually get knocked out. |
| |
| Recommended Pokemon include: Monferno with fighting moves for Skuntank,|
| Luxio with electric attacks for Zubat, Geodude with ground moves for |
| Stuntank. |
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After you beat her, exit the hideout and head toward the Pokemon Center and
save. Once you head South, Cynthia will appear and give you a Togepi egg as
long as you have a space in your party for a egg. After that is done, go to
bike stop and talk to the owner to get a free bike.
Once all that is done, its time to head south to Route 206. However, you will
need a Pokemon that knows Rock Smash, a bike, and have already gotten the
explorer kit from the old man in the house next to the Pokemon Center.
However, before we move on, here is the optional Eterna side of Route 211
you can visit before continuing.
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