Going 20,000 leagues under the sea.

[Xtra]

In other words, I beat Lisa and Tate after a long, hard battle, and finished up with Team Magma (with a little help from Steven). And now I'm prepearing to dive down.

I just want to know if there's anything I need to know about the battles down there. Will my land pokemon (Like Sceptile and Graveler) have trouble fighting down there? Will water pokemon have an advantage? Stuff like that.

If anyone can help, I would be grateful.

 

[water types rule]

Nope, nothings different at all, doesn't make much much sense, but no difference at all.

 

[Black Marauder]

Nah, you expectations ARE a bit high for a game like this. No, battling is VERY surprising under the sea. A Macargo [sp?] can even battle underwater for some reason. You can only battle wild Pokemon when you're underwater

[SPOIL]You also battle Team Magma/Aqua underwater[/SPOIL]

Read at your own risk =P

 

[n00b_slayer]

You should have no problems, Sceptile might even have an advantage, and btw Aqua's pokemon get really repetitive like Carvanaha (spelling), zubat, and Mightyena so just be prepared for those

 

[Moonlight.]

You won't be battling any Pokemon underwater anyway except for wild Pokemon...

 

[Char1016]

Water doesn't hurt pokemons, even Magcargo/Slugma and others like these two. It is just like when you battle in land.

 

[The Great Butler]

The only difference really is that the wild Pokémon appear in seaweed instead of tall grass. You don't fight any trainer battles while using Dive, but you will face trainers in locations you need to use Dive to reach.

 

[Komedic Konservationist]

I use the underwater routes as training grounds for various Electric and Grass types. Expect to find mostly Clamperls and Chinchous, and if your lucky, a Relicanth.

 

[The Organizer]

Nah, dont worry just be prepared for the standered magma, aqua pokemon.

 

[[Kingdra]]

Yes, do not be afraid just go down and be prepared for aqua/magma battles

 

[Dratini927]

Pretty much answered now. All battles are the same underwater as they are above water so you don't have to worry.

*Closes*