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I think the guide meant that Pikachu was at a disadvantage becaus electric type moves are not very effective on its own type, not because it would be hit by supereffective moves.
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I think the guide meant that Pikachu was at a disadvantage becaus electric type moves are not very effective on its own type, not because it would be hit by supereffective moves.
The way it was worded made it look like an error. Anyway, it should be disregarded since it is not an error.
However, there are still some errors concerning James as mentioned two posts above this one.
Good job fixing them by the way. ;386; and ;157; along with :565:.
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sanae
stop trying to be god ☆
http://serebii.net/rumble2/worldrank.shtml
On Legacy Mode the description should be
Once World Rank has been activated, there is a way to revert all the Pokemon back to how they used to be. This is done via "Legacy Mode". This mode is accessed when you load up the game. If you hold L, R, and the left arrow on the arrow pad on the ''Continue'' screen. Now, when you go into this, all of the Pokémon's moves and levels will be the way they were when you first found them in the game. This allows you to collect low levelled toys to exchange for moves in Axle Town and gain Pokémon for evolution. Also, the Pokemon that only appear after you beat the game will still appear in this mode. The game can be returned to normal by restarting it.
instead of
Once World Rank has been activated, there is a way to revert all thes back to how they are meant to be. This is done via "Legacy Mode". This mode is accessed when you load up the game. If you hold L and R down while holding Left on the Circle Pad on the Title Screen when you start the gaming. Now, when you go into thes, the Pokémon's moves and levels will be the way they were when you first entered them in your gameplay. This allows you to collect low levelled toys to exchange for moves in Axle Town and gain Pokémon for evolution. However, Pokémon that only appear in thes after the end of the game shall still appear.
This mode can be reset by returning to the title screen
http://serebii.net/rumble2/
In the second paragraph it says, ''This game introduces the Pokémon from Pokémon Black & White into the toy-Pokémon fold...'' It also introduces the Pokemon from Gold, Silver, Crystal, Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald as well.
Fifth Paragraph (Revised already);
Also unlike the previous game, there are more than six different stages in each ''level''. There are five towns, each with at least three different areas in which they house two or more standard levels as well as a Battle Royale, Team Battle and/or Charge Battle. These all have different Pokémon in them, allowing you to obtain all 646 Pokémon. Some levels have Pokemon from previous levels as well.
http://serebii.net/rumble2/towns.shtml
First Paragraph (Revised Already);
Like the previous Pokémon Rumble, there are a variety of towns which can be classed as main hubs. In these towns, there are a variety of ammenities to utilise as well as loads of Pokémon who will aid you in your quests. Each town is styled differently but has the same main features, with the Light Springs for healing situated within the middle. These towns are always located in the first of each chapter. Each town has trampolines that can be used to get to one of the other towns.
Co-Op Satellite (Revised Already);
The Co-Op Satellite begins wireless transmission to look for players with whom you can play. This allows the two of you to go through the various levels together, working with each other in order to defeat the enemies. You can also give the other player Pokemon, but only if both of you have defeated the game. You also can only go to levels that both of you have defeated.
I'll review the Pokemon Rumble Blast section some more later.
On Legacy Mode the description should be
Once World Rank has been activated, there is a way to revert all the Pokemon back to how they used to be. This is done via "Legacy Mode". This mode is accessed when you load up the game. If you hold L, R, and the left arrow on the arrow pad on the ''Continue'' screen. Now, when you go into this, all of the Pokémon's moves and levels will be the way they were when you first found them in the game. This allows you to collect low levelled toys to exchange for moves in Axle Town and gain Pokémon for evolution. Also, the Pokemon that only appear after you beat the game will still appear in this mode. The game can be returned to normal by restarting it.
instead of
Once World Rank has been activated, there is a way to revert all thes back to how they are meant to be. This is done via "Legacy Mode". This mode is accessed when you load up the game. If you hold L and R down while holding Left on the Circle Pad on the Title Screen when you start the gaming. Now, when you go into thes, the Pokémon's moves and levels will be the way they were when you first entered them in your gameplay. This allows you to collect low levelled toys to exchange for moves in Axle Town and gain Pokémon for evolution. However, Pokémon that only appear in thes after the end of the game shall still appear.
This mode can be reset by returning to the title screen
http://serebii.net/rumble2/
In the second paragraph it says, ''This game introduces the Pokémon from Pokémon Black & White into the toy-Pokémon fold...'' It also introduces the Pokemon from Gold, Silver, Crystal, Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald as well.
Fifth Paragraph (Revised already);
Also unlike the previous game, there are more than six different stages in each ''level''. There are five towns, each with at least three different areas in which they house two or more standard levels as well as a Battle Royale, Team Battle and/or Charge Battle. These all have different Pokémon in them, allowing you to obtain all 646 Pokémon. Some levels have Pokemon from previous levels as well.
http://serebii.net/rumble2/towns.shtml
First Paragraph (Revised Already);
Like the previous Pokémon Rumble, there are a variety of towns which can be classed as main hubs. In these towns, there are a variety of ammenities to utilise as well as loads of Pokémon who will aid you in your quests. Each town is styled differently but has the same main features, with the Light Springs for healing situated within the middle. These towns are always located in the first of each chapter. Each town has trampolines that can be used to get to one of the other towns.
Co-Op Satellite (Revised Already);
The Co-Op Satellite begins wireless transmission to look for players with whom you can play. This allows the two of you to go through the various levels together, working with each other in order to defeat the enemies. You can also give the other player Pokemon, but only if both of you have defeated the game. You also can only go to levels that both of you have defeated.
I'll review the Pokemon Rumble Blast section some more later.
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Will-powered Spriter
Pokédex Complete!
You've got a typo on the new B2W2 page (Not much is currently known about these games buyt), and the newest pokemon of the week says that sigilyph evolves from roselia.
Gelatino95
Not a tool
As stated above, you put Roselia and Budew in the pre-evolution corner of the POTW for Sigilyph.
http://www.serebii.net/potw-bw/561.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/potw-bw/561.shtml
Although a bit confused, in the above mentioned pokemon of the week, Stored Power Base Power calculation seems wrong, according to the attackdex, Stored Power's BP is 20+Stat Increase*20, Calm Mind increases S.Atk and S.Def by 1 level, thus having +2 stat increases at a time, so +1 Calm Mind should make Stored Power's BP increase to 60(20+2*20, BP is 90 if STAB), the maximum power it should have is 260 BP(390 STAB) at +6 Calm Minds.
CM Count = BP(STAB) * CM Boost = BP(STAB)
+0 = 20(30) * 1 = 20(30)
+1 = 60(90) * 1.5 = 90(135)
+2 = 100(150) * 2 = 200(300)
+3 = 140(210) * 2.5 = 350(525)
+4 = 180(270) * 3 = 540(810)
+5 = 220(330) * 3.5 = 770(1155)
+6 = 260(390) * 4 = 1040(1560)
Either that or the AttackDex entry for SP is wrong, also a minor typo at Victini's Victory Star, it has Allys instead of Allies.
CM Count = BP(STAB) * CM Boost = BP(STAB)
+0 = 20(30) * 1 = 20(30)
+1 = 60(90) * 1.5 = 90(135)
+2 = 100(150) * 2 = 200(300)
+3 = 140(210) * 2.5 = 350(525)
+4 = 180(270) * 3 = 540(810)
+5 = 220(330) * 3.5 = 770(1155)
+6 = 260(390) * 4 = 1040(1560)
Either that or the AttackDex entry for SP is wrong, also a minor typo at Victini's Victory Star, it has Allys instead of Allies.
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http://www.serebii.net/potw-bw/
It states that Sigilyph is a mono-Psychic type, it misses the flying type.
Also Litwick, Lampent, Budew and Roselia are missing from the Pokemon of the Week, despite they are included in the articles about Chandelure and Roserade.
http://www.serebii.net/attackdex-bw/magicroom.shtml
This goes for all Psychic-type moves, if you click the tab with the Battle Type: PSYCHC, you'll be sent to the page for the move Psychic and not the list of psychic-type moves. THis goes for all psychic-type moves with the PSYCHC Battle Type tab.
It states that Sigilyph is a mono-Psychic type, it misses the flying type.
Also Litwick, Lampent, Budew and Roselia are missing from the Pokemon of the Week, despite they are included in the articles about Chandelure and Roserade.
http://www.serebii.net/attackdex-bw/magicroom.shtml
This goes for all Psychic-type moves, if you click the tab with the Battle Type: PSYCHC, you'll be sent to the page for the move Psychic and not the list of psychic-type moves. THis goes for all psychic-type moves with the PSYCHC Battle Type tab.
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mbruno
Well-Known Member
Very rage face about this one.
Yeah, they gave two dates and it was the earliest one.
Trickster Zorua
AMUSING STARTER FTW
http://www.serebii.net/events/2010.shtml
At the USA's Manaphy (Pokémon Ranger: Guardians of Sign) say it's from Japan, but it's from America.
At the USA's Manaphy (Pokémon Ranger: Guardians of Sign) say it's from Japan, but it's from America.
LUCAEurogamerNet should be all caps: LUCAEUROGAMERNET
Serebii url
Eurogamer url
EDIT: Never mind, I see it's just been updated as I posted this ^^
It got updated about 20 minutes after I made the post 2 hours ago. Not sure why you saw the old one still
the ash man83
Avid TCG Fan
http://www.serebii.net/anime/characters/ash.shtml
when hovering over the last 3 unova badges gained, they all come up with the text 'Beetle Badge' instead of their respective names.
when hovering over the last 3 unova badges gained, they all come up with the text 'Beetle Badge' instead of their respective names.
On the Speed Priority Page you list an example of a Pokemon using Aqua vs a Pokemon using Fake Out and say they both have a priority of 1.
TyplosionExplosion
Call me Frost.
Error: The OT for the second 10 ANIV Tyranitar is misspelled; the V in ANIv should be capitalized. And, I'm not even sure if the first Tyranitar is the 10 ANIV Tyranitar; it could be, not sure.
Link: http://serebii.net/events/dex/248.shtml
Link: http://serebii.net/events/dex/248.shtml
