sockyskarmie
Well-Known Member
You know that old guy in Mossdeep? Ive heard there are people behind his door and you need an E card or something
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Peeps Behind the Door
- Thread starter sockyskarmie
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Cryptozoologist
Banned
And why the hell would you want to go behind a creepy old man in Mossdeep's door?
Here's what my man Wiki was able to find 
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"Pokémon Battle-e
The Pokémon Battle-e Cards, when scanned into Pokémon Ruby or Sapphire, allowed the player to load up special trainers to battle or to get special berries. In Japan, the series was sold as six sets, each with a different theme, with 10 cards in each set (8 trainers, 1 berry, and 1 checklist), while in the US, the series was packaged together to have two themes per pack. In addition, 2 promo cards, 1 for each version, were packed in with the games. The cards are loaded into Ruby or Sapphire through the Mystery Events function once it is unlocked.
* Trainer Cards
When scanned and loaded into Ruby and Sapphire, a trainer would appear in a house in Mossdeep City. When the player battled the trainer, the Pokemon used in battle would not gain Exp. points, and the trainer would not earn any winnings, like in a Battle Tower or link battle. The checklist card in each set lists all the trainers for the theme of the set.
* Enigma Berries
When scanned and loaded into Ruby and Sapphire, a Special Berry would be set into the game. The first time an Enigma Berry card is scanned, you get the berry from Norman. When a new Enigma Berry card is scanned, all the Enigma Berries in the game change into the newly scanned one. An Enigma berry cannot leave the game it was scanned into, except through Diamond and Pearl's migration system. When the berry is transferred, it changes into "Enigma Berry", no matter what Enigma Berry it was before, and gains the ability to restore the HP of a Pokémon holding it if it was hit by a super effective attack.
* Eon Ticket
This card is seen as part of this set as it is scanned through the same method. see below for more info.
* Battle-e Cards for Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, and Pokémon Emerald
There were additional Battle-e card sets for Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen[5] and Pokémon Emerald[6] in Japan, but because the e-Reader was discontinued in the US, they were never released outside of Japan, and the e-Reader functionality was removed from all non-Japanese versions of the games."
:"Pokémon Battle-e
The Pokémon Battle-e Cards, when scanned into Pokémon Ruby or Sapphire, allowed the player to load up special trainers to battle or to get special berries. In Japan, the series was sold as six sets, each with a different theme, with 10 cards in each set (8 trainers, 1 berry, and 1 checklist), while in the US, the series was packaged together to have two themes per pack. In addition, 2 promo cards, 1 for each version, were packed in with the games. The cards are loaded into Ruby or Sapphire through the Mystery Events function once it is unlocked.
* Trainer Cards
When scanned and loaded into Ruby and Sapphire, a trainer would appear in a house in Mossdeep City. When the player battled the trainer, the Pokemon used in battle would not gain Exp. points, and the trainer would not earn any winnings, like in a Battle Tower or link battle. The checklist card in each set lists all the trainers for the theme of the set.
* Enigma Berries
When scanned and loaded into Ruby and Sapphire, a Special Berry would be set into the game. The first time an Enigma Berry card is scanned, you get the berry from Norman. When a new Enigma Berry card is scanned, all the Enigma Berries in the game change into the newly scanned one. An Enigma berry cannot leave the game it was scanned into, except through Diamond and Pearl's migration system. When the berry is transferred, it changes into "Enigma Berry", no matter what Enigma Berry it was before, and gains the ability to restore the HP of a Pokémon holding it if it was hit by a super effective attack.
* Eon Ticket
This card is seen as part of this set as it is scanned through the same method. see below for more info.
* Battle-e Cards for Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, and Pokémon Emerald
There were additional Battle-e card sets for Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen[5] and Pokémon Emerald[6] in Japan, but because the e-Reader was discontinued in the US, they were never released outside of Japan, and the e-Reader functionality was removed from all non-Japanese versions of the games."
~Raikou's_Thunder~
I'm back...
A person in my class told me it was a masterball... I hate him!
Sorry, but I think the subject is "What is there behind the door?", not "I want to go behind the door!".
And that will only work with R/S, even if that house is there in Emerald (In Sootpolis), because there is no E-Reader combatibility for Emerald, not even in Japan.
darkgamerGS
Banned
Actually
What's behind the door is a Trainer on the e-Card... you can only have three Pokemon with you when you go behind the door, and it's a three-on-three battle against whoever's on the e-Card and their three Pokemon (Although, one of the Pokemon on each card is always shown as static... surprises.) You get no experience, can do this once a day (I can't remember if scanning another card the same day works, or if once a day is even right), and... probably should only be done if you're bored, I guess... it was fun for me finding out what the third Pokemon was (Although, I only scanned two of them... both had National Dex Pokemon on them.... also doesn't help I don't have a working Link Cable anymore.)
What's behind the door is a Trainer on the e-Card... you can only have three Pokemon with you when you go behind the door, and it's a three-on-three battle against whoever's on the e-Card and their three Pokemon (Although, one of the Pokemon on each card is always shown as static... surprises.) You get no experience, can do this once a day (I can't remember if scanning another card the same day works, or if once a day is even right), and... probably should only be done if you're bored, I guess... it was fun for me finding out what the third Pokemon was (Although, I only scanned two of them... both had National Dex Pokemon on them.... also doesn't help I don't have a working Link Cable anymore.)
LaserProtractor01
Mysterious Trainer
yeah you need an e-reader. It works also in Leaf green at seven island near the Pokemon Center ;214;
Shiny qwilfish of doom
Back in White
i think it only works in japan though.
Locke Yggdrasill
Eustis on reddit
Which is, of course, why there are English E-reader cards and the door was included in the English version.
swampert55
Well-Known Member
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/mossdeeproom.png[/IMG139]
In R/S.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/sootopolisroom.png[/IMG139]
In Emerald.
The room does not exist in FR/LG. There is simply no map there for it.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse2.png[/IMG139]
As you can see, there is no warp there, only a script for text which says "There is a slight breeze blowing through the opening."
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse.png[/IMG139]
Even if you change the movement permissions nothing will happen if you walk there.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse3.png[/IMG139]
Note the default movement permission of 0 (crossing of multiple layers) in that position.
In R/S.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/sootopolisroom.png[/IMG139]
In Emerald.
The room does not exist in FR/LG. There is simply no map there for it.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse2.png[/IMG139]
As you can see, there is no warp there, only a script for text which says "There is a slight breeze blowing through the opening."
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse.png[/IMG139]
Even if you change the movement permissions nothing will happen if you walk there.
[IMG139]http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa96/swampert55/7islandhouse3.png[/IMG139]
Note the default movement permission of 0 (crossing of multiple layers) in that position.
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Shining Mew
Jess
^ Pretty interesting to look at, thanks for posting that
Note to anyone thinking of asking where to get that stuff: dont ask or ill infract you 8D
Note to anyone thinking of asking where to get that stuff: dont ask or ill infract you 8D
Pokemon Trainer 619
Pokemon Trainer 619
I heard it had something to do with the e-reader.
What is that thing you are using to see the maps?