More questions. x.x

[Mudkipchan]

1. I just went through Victory Road, and still not in a high enough level for the E4. Where is a good place to train? Also, where the heck is Mewtwo and Moltres?

2. Starmie knows Confuse Ray and Recover in it's moveset, which one shall I replace for Ice Beam?

3. If there a way to raise a Pokemon's accuracy? Raichu's Thunder has got to stop missing.

4. Can someone shoot Bob the Builder, or atleast his theme song? (Actually no, that's a joke. Sorry.)

 

[Mudskipper]

1. Train on the beginning of Cycling Road with the VS Seeker. Mewtwo is unavailable until you beat the game, and Moltres is at the top of Mt. Ember near One Island.

2. Remove Confuse Ray for Ice Beam. Starmie does not make a very good Tank, but the ability to heal itself is quite useful.

3. The ability Compoundeyes raises a Pokemon's Accuracy, but there is no held item with the same effect. An alternative move for your Raichu would be Thunderbolt.

4. Yes, of course, sure, I'll have him taken care of. Then they'll never be able to fix him.

 

[Zinimi]

1. Train in Victory Road with the VS Seeker. Mewtwo is unavailable until you beat the game, and Moltres is at the top of Mt. Ember near One Island.

2. Remove Confuse Ray for Ice Beam. Starmie does not make a very good Tank, but the ability to heal itself is quite useful.

3. The ability Compoundeyes raises a Pokemon's Accuracy, but there is no held item with the same effect. An alternative move for your Raichu would be Thunderbolt.

4. Yes, of course, sure, I'll have him taken care of. Then they'll never be able to fix him.

Your number one has a problem. The Vs. Seeker does not work inside caves or buidlings.

I'd recommend the spot under Fushia. The trainer in the water that you can see from land quickly gets 2 Seadras that'll give you 1600 exp. every time you defeat them.

And as for where Mewtwo is, he is indeed in the same old Cerulean cave, but the cave doesn't open until you've completed all your missions on the islands.

 

[Mudskipper]

Sorry. I didn't know that about the VS Seeker. I'll change my post.

 

[Mudkipchan]

1. Where do I get a VS Seeker? Do you know how wonderful that'll make my training times? With it, I can finally train that dang Poliwag.

2. What's a tank?[/lame]

3. Shoot, ah well. But the reason I taught Raichu thunder is because if a foe foolishly flies or uses Rain dance.

 

[Zinimi]

1. Where do I get a VS Seeker? Do you know how wonderful that'll make my training times? With it, I can finally train that dang Poliwag.

2. What's a tank?[/lame]

3. Shoot, ah well. But the reason I taught Raichu thunder is because if a foe foolishly flies or uses Rain dance.

1. Vermillion city Pokemon center, a girl with blue hair should be standing right next to where you go to talk to Nurse Joy.

2. Basically, a powerhouse. Pure attacking attacks, no strategic ones. aka my entire team... except Venomoth

3. Um... ha ha?

 

[lazyslothboy]

1. in vermillion city in the pokecenter. Talk to the girl at the counter
2. I think that is pokemon who can take hits
3. Can't Raichu learn rain dance?

 

[Mudkipchan]

Yes, Raichu can learn that. But that may cause a few problems or something... eh, I dunno.

Well thank you everyone.

 

[Mudskipper]

2. A Tank is a very defensive Pokemon that often relies on multiple status conditions, self-healing abilities, and/or increasing evasiveness to slowly defeat a foe. Difficult to train but difficult to take down. EV trained in HP, Defense, and Special Defense. Suited for longer battles.

3. None of the Elite Four's Pokemon know Rain Dance or Fly. Teach one of your own Pokemon Rain Dance if you have Water-types or Raichu can take a hit, or go with Thunderbolt.

 

[TogeticTheRuler]

I have the same problem to so im gonna ask this question=You know when some trainers go like in the 50 levels?How do u get them to raise there damn pokes?After the elite 4 or number of times vs seeker used.