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Mistakes on Serebii.net V2

CharizardFire6

CharizardFire6

Charizard Trainer
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/bushou.shtml

Nene only needs a specific link with Golbat or Crobat to transform (rather than both at the same time), and she doesn't need a 70% link with Golbat or Crobat to transform. When she transformed in my game, her link with her Crobat was at 68.95%.

Also, Masanori doesn't need a 65% link with Krokorok or Krookodile to transform. When he transformed in my game, his link with his Krokorok was at 60.04%.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/pokemon.shtml

Here's a new one: Crobat's ability ordering should be Shadow Dash, Inner Focus, Sponge.

Also, Leafeon's ability ordering should be Run Up, Instinct, Life Force.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/abilities.shtml

"Sleepy Aura" should be "Daze".
 
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G50

G50

No longer posting
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/abilities.shtml

This is actually a game error (the game has this wrong too)

Shackle allows the move that is being used to hit at 100% accuracy.

(also, strangely my Pokemon with this ability never hit the opponent unless Shackle activates :/)
 
H

Hejiru

Rev up those fryers
Just a minor typo. This page says "Glameowt" at the bottom.
 
R

RiseOfZekrom

Well-Known Member
http://www.serebii.net/platinum/gyms.shtml

This line should be deleted
We'll add each gym as we go, but until now we only have info for a small number of gyms
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http://www.serebii.net/platinum/rival.shtml

The method for this is not currently known, but the team data was extracted from the game. We'll keep you aprised on further developments
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According to Bulbapedia:

After the Elite Four are defeated 10 times, Barry's Pokémon's levels each increase by 10, and his reward money becomes 7500. After the Elite Four are defeated 20 times, his Pokémon gain 10 more levels, and his payout increases to 8500.


http://www.serebii.net/games/forms.shtml


have the ability to change your Deoxys form as we;;
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we;; should be "well"

"Shippou City museum" should be "Nacrene City museum"


also,

Arceus, the as-of-yet un-released legendary Pokémon
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should be edited
 
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B

bwburke94

Member
Bw2

A couple errors on the New Items page (http://serebii.net/black2white2/newitems.shtml) but I'll only point out two:

1. Not sure if it's fixable, but two backslashes appear before each apostrophe.
2. On Forgotten Item, LiveCaster should be Xtransceiver as it was translated as such in BW.

Also, the Bug and Dark Type Expert tournaments have English trainer names for non-leaders on the site, while the others don't. Are the others not revealed yet? Just double checking, as always. (And yes, somehow a trainer named Vito having a Shiftry is familiar...)
 
CharizardFire6

CharizardFire6

Charizard Trainer
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/pokemon.shtml

In the row for Lilligant, in the far right column, it says "Greenleaf (Password". There's no need for a parenthesis.
In the row for Chimchar, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Hidoyoshi". It's spelled Hideyoshi.
In the row for Snivy, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Motochika". Snivy is owned by Motonari, not Motochika.
Pansage swarms occur in Greenleaf and Pansear swarms occur in Ignis, not the other way around.
In the row for Lapras, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Mitsuhige". It's spelled Mitsuhide.
In the row for Groudon, in the far right column, it says " Terraria". It's spelled Terrera.

Also, there are several Pokemon that aren't listed as postgame that should be. Here are some examples:

Aurora:

Gyarados (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Magikarp to get one)
Pikachu (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Pichu to get one)
Quagsire (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Wooper to get one)
Igglybuff (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Ujizane has one)
Jigglybuff (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Oichi has one)
Golbat (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Zubat to get one)
Staravia (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Starly to get one)
Bibarel (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Bidoof to get one)
Whirlipede (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Bidoof to get one)
Luxio (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Shinx to get one)
Lampent (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Litwick to get one)
Boldore (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Roggenrola to get one)
Lilligant (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Petilil to get one)
Flaaffy (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Mareep to get one)
Whimsicott (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Cottonee to get one)
Riolu (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although some warriors might have one)
Chingling (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Jinpachi has one)
Chimecho
Arbok (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve an Ekans to get one)
Persian (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Meowth to get one)
Sealeo (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Spheal to get one)
Krokorok (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Sandile to get one)
Dusclops (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Duskull to get one)
Musharna (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Munna to get one)
Dragonair (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Dratini to get one)
Pupitar (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Larvitar to get one)
Deino
Zweilous
Glalie (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Snorunt to get one)
Cinccino (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Minccino to get one)
Machoke (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Machop to get one)
Gurdurr (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Timburr to get one)
Beartic (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Cubchoo to get one)
Oshawott
Dewott
Charmeleon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Charmander to get one)
Haunter (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Gastly to get one)
Snivy
Servine
Pignite (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Tepig to get one)
Sewaddle (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Sewaddle to get one)
Grovyle (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Treecko to get one)
Prinplup (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Piplup to get one)
Darumaka (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Rikyu has one)
Axew (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Saneyori has one)
Fraxure
Galvantula (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Joltik to get one)
Lairon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve an Aron to get one)
Excadrill (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Drilbur to get one)
Drapion (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Skorupi to get one)
Rhydon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Rhyhorn to get one)
Shieldon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Tomonobu has one)
Scrafty (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Scraggy to get one)
Larvesta
Onix (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Masatoshi has one)
Beedrill (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Sadamitsu has one)
Misdreavus (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Shigemoto has one)
Scyther (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Masakage has one)
Scizor

Please note that I only listed Pokemon that appear only in post-game for all locations.
 
Serebii

Serebii

And, as if by magic, the webmaster appeared...
Staff member
Admin
CharizardFire6 said:
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/pokemon.shtml

In the row for Lilligant, in the far right column, it says "Greenleaf (Password". There's no need for a parenthesis.
In the row for Chimchar, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Hidoyoshi". It's spelled Hideyoshi.
In the row for Snivy, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Motochika". Snivy is owned by Motonari, not Motochika.
Pansage swarms occur in Greenleaf and Pansear swarms occur in Ignis, not the other way around.
In the row for Lapras, in the far right column, it says "Owned by Mitsuhige". It's spelled Mitsuhide.
In the row for Groudon, in the far right column, it says " Terraria". It's spelled Terrera.

Also, there are several Pokemon that aren't listed as postgame that should be. Here are some examples:

Aurora:

Gyarados (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Magikarp to get one)
Pikachu (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Pichu to get one)
Quagsire (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Wooper to get one)
Igglybuff (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Ujizane has one)
Jigglybuff (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Oichi has one)
Golbat (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Zubat to get one)
Staravia (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Starly to get one)
Bibarel (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Bidoof to get one)
Whirlipede (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Bidoof to get one)
Luxio (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Shinx to get one)
Lampent (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Litwick to get one)
Boldore (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Roggenrola to get one)
Lilligant (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although you can evolve a Petilil to get one)
Flaaffy (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Mareep to get one)
Whimsicott (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Cottonee to get one)
Riolu (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story unless you use the password, although some warriors might have one)
Chingling (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Jinpachi has one)
Chimecho
Arbok (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve an Ekans to get one)
Persian (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Meowth to get one)
Sealeo (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Spheal to get one)
Krokorok (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Sandile to get one)
Dusclops (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Duskull to get one)
Musharna (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Munna to get one)
Dragonair (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Dratini to get one)
Pupitar (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Larvitar to get one)
Deino
Zweilous
Glalie (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Snorunt to get one)
Cinccino (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Minccino to get one)
Machoke (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Machop to get one)
Gurdurr (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Timburr to get one)
Beartic (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Cubchoo to get one)
Oshawott
Dewott
Charmeleon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Charmander to get one)
Haunter (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Gastly to get one)
Snivy
Servine
Pignite (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Tepig to get one)
Sewaddle (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Sewaddle to get one)
Grovyle (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Treecko to get one)
Prinplup (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Piplup to get one)
Darumaka (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Rikyu has one)
Axew (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Saneyori has one)
Fraxure
Galvantula (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Joltik to get one)
Lairon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve an Aron to get one)
Excadrill (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Drilbur to get one)
Drapion (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Skorupi to get one)
Rhydon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Rhyhorn to get one)
Shieldon (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Tomonobu has one)
Scrafty (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although you can evolve a Scraggy to get one)
Larvesta
Onix (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Masatoshi has one)
Beedrill (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Sadamitsu has one)
Misdreavus (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Shigemoto has one)
Scyther (doesn't appear in the wild in the main story, although Masakage has one)
Scizor

Please note that I only listed Pokemon that appear only in post-game for all locations.
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The ones listed as "post-game", for the most part, are ones that only appear in the post-game in the wild. Not going to list ones you evolve to get. Will fix the other errors
 
N

nekoakuma

Event Hunter
Multiple Errors:
Defeat-All Easy, Defeat-All Master, Sharpshoot Easy, Sharpshoot Master, Swift Attack Easy, Swift Attack Master

Link: http://www.serebii.net/black2white2/medals.shtml
Correction: The wording makes it sound like you need to clear all areas within 2-5 / 6-10 to get the the medal. You only need to do it for one area within that range.

ie; Clear Areas 2-5 in the Black Skyscraper/White Tree Hollow without battling more than 4 people
Should read something like: Clear an area between areas 2-5 in BS/WT without battling more than 4 people.

Same thing goes for the other medals listed.
 
CharizardFire6

CharizardFire6

Charizard Trainer
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/episodes.shtml

I heard that you only need to clear Hideyoshi's, Motonari's, Motochika's, Ginchiyo's, Yoshimoto's, Yoshihiro's, Kenshin's, Shingen's, Ujiyasu's, Nene's, Kotaro's, Masamune's, No's, Ieyasu's, Mitsuhide's, and Nobunaga's episodes (and, of course, all episodes that need to be cleared to unlock all of those episodes) to unlock the hero's episode.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/swarms.shtml

Some of the ability names weren't fixed.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/evolution.shtml

The "Standard" method requires raising Attack, Defense, or Speed to a certain height, not the link %.
The "Energy" method, on the other hand, should be called the "Link" method, and it does require the link to reach a certain amount.
 
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The Golux

Not a Mere Device
I suspect the american distribution date you have listed for Okuni's episode under the pokemon conquest wifi episode downloads section is wrong, seeing as it doesn't seem to have started yet. The others there should be double-checked too.
 
CharizardFire6

CharizardFire6

Charizard Trainer
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/aurora.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/nixtorm.shtml

"Forging House" should be Blacksmith. Also, "Mountaintop" should be Icy Peak.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/ignis.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/valora.shtml

"Hot Springs" should be Mystery Springs. Also, "Steel Shrine" should be Shrine of Resolve.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/greenleaf.shtml

"Large Tree" should be Woodlands.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/fontaine.shtml

"Gold Mine" should be River of Gold.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/violight.shtml

"Coil" should be Power Plant.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/chrysalia.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/viperia.shtml

"Pharmacy" should be Alchemist.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/pugilis.shtml

"Fighting Stage" should be Arena.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/illusio.shtml
http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/spectra.shtml

"Large Tree" should be Power Spot.
Also, there's still no picture on the Spectra page.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/terrera.shtml

"Gold Mine" should be Open-Pit Mine.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/cragspur.shtml

There's still no mention of the Hermitage.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/yaksha.shtml

"Gold Mine" should be Underground Mine.

http://www.serebii.net/conquest/areas/dragnor.shtml

"Castle" should be Dragon Chamber.
 
Shine

Shine

Psyched Up
Staff member
Moderator
http://www.serebii.net/black2white2/joinavenue.shtml

The Item description for Liechi, Petaya, and Apicot Berry are still not fixed yet. I thought you said you'll fix it when you update the page :p

Also, I just noticed that the description for Chilan Berry says "super-effective Normal-type", which is impossible, Normal moves can never be Super Effective ;)

The description for the Type damage-reducing berries such as Occa, Shuca, Haban, and Chilan is also a bit confusing. Why not use the same description as the one in the Berry Dex?
(for example, Occa's description in the Berry Dex : If held by a Pokémon, it weakens a foe’s supereffective Fire-type attack)
More clear than "Weakens a super-effective Fire-type Defense against the holding Pokémon", I think.
 
Serebii

Serebii

And, as if by magic, the webmaster appeared...
Staff member
Admin
The Golux said:
I suspect the american distribution date you have listed for Okuni's episode under the pokemon conquest wifi episode downloads section is wrong, seeing as it doesn't seem to have started yet. The others there should be double-checked too.
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Yeah, that's the official site's fault, not me :/
 
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