Pokefan_1987
Avid Pokemon TCG Card collector.
Found a problem, Gardevoir doesn't have access to Magical Leaf when i visit the Move Tutor in Pastoria City. Any reason why it's not listed under previously known moves?
Magical Leaf was removed from Gardevoir's level-up move set in Gen 8, Gen 4-7 is when it could learn Magical Leaf by level up.Found a problem, Gardevoir doesn't have access to Magical Leaf when i visit the Move Tutor in Pastoria City. Any reason why it's not listed under previously known moves?
Damn it there goes a viable coverage move that doesn't normally doesn't need a tm against Bertha's Quagsire and every other bulky Quagsire in the game since i don't have a lot of those. And Magical Leaf is also not a TM move. Why did they remove it.Magical Leaf was removed from Gardevoir's level-up move set in Gen 8, Gen 4-7 is when it could learn Magical Leaf by level up.
The Move Tutor was only a Platinum thing, it didn’t exist in D/P, and thus doesn’t exist here either. You only get the Move Relearner and Move Deleter, no Move Tutor. You’ll probably rather want something with higher Speed that can learn an Ice-type move, like Weavile or Froslass. Floatzel with Ice Fang also an option.Does anyone know where the move tutor that can teach Ice Punch can be found? I want to teach my Lucario that move so it can handle Cynthia's Garchomp.
I really want help with this. All i find on youtube and google are just Move Re-Learners and Deleters. Or it impossible to teach Lucario this move in the remakes?
Different Hikers in the Grand Underground trade for different things. Some of them do ask for the large spheres in exchange for their goods.what are the large gems/spheres used for? the small ones get items but im not sure about the larger ones?
If yours has Technician, you should take advantage of it by having moves with a base power of 60 or below. Technician allows Ambipom to deal a lot of damage from moves that normally wouldn't be worth much, most notably Fake Out and Double Hit.Which moveset do u recommend to use for Ambipom?
The ones I know are as follows:What are all the methods these two games have in regards to raising a Pokemon's happiness?
It is entirely random. Just cross your fingers.God, can someone give me advice. I have been trying for days to get a Girafarig statue in the underground for my base, and I've had no luck at all. I keep getting Poison or Dragon types. I know that it's all random, but is there a place normal type statues spawn more or something? It's driving me nuts haha.
The PokéRadar is able to find Pokémon with maximum IVs. I believe it tops at 4, but I'm not sure. Pokémon with perfect IVs in 5 to 6 stats is not something you can easily come by, and it's never been that way.How can I find great Ditto? I mean like a 5-6 IV one. Just in the wild?
The Pokétch app requires you to hold down a Pokémon. The hearts animations only appear during then.Has anyone figured out what the deal is with happiness/friendship? They used to be two separate things. Now they seem to be combined, though I've been checking my friendship poketch app and never saw any hearts when I'd click on my Buneary. And it just evolved into Lopunny...and still has no hearts showing.
My other question is, does anyone know how to do the final "special" task the Underground Man has? He mentioned something about different colored lights when spelunking in the Grand Underground. I finally saw this happen, as I came up on someone who was digging and the sparkles were a blue/white color. There were two sparkles next to each other. I dug from the one next to the person already digging. Went up and the Underground Man isn't recognizing I did it. I went back down and found someone else digging, and this time I went to the same sparkle they were digging from. Underground Man still isn't acknowledging I did it. D:
No, the ones you see when you first get to Veilstone City are the only ones there are. It is possible that future DLC will make more available; they've already shown additional outfits can be made available via the Platinum early-order bonus.out of curiousity, can your player wear tem galactic uniform? it was cool you could do that in sun/moon.
Yes, it does. Anything that's time-dependent will either freeze for 24 hours or resets them back to as if you had just started. (A bit problematic when it comes to Daylight Savings...)Out of curiosity, since changing the time on your Switch pauses all daily events for 24 hours, does that stop your Feebas tiles from changing for the day?
Thank you <3Different Hikers in the Grand Underground trade for different things. Some of them do ask for the large spheres in exchange for their goods.
If yours has Technician, you should take advantage of it by having moves with a base power of 60 or below. Technician allows Ambipom to deal a lot of damage from moves that normally wouldn't be worth much, most notably Fake Out and Double Hit.
The ones I know are as follows:
1. Traveling with the Pokémon on your team. Every 255 staps increases it by one point.
2. Leveling up.
3. Having the Pokémon walk behind you. Talking to it will increase it further provided you don't spam it.
4. EV-reducing Berries. (They are the Pomeg, Tamato, Qualot, Hondew, Grepa, and Kelpsy Berries.)
5. Giving the Pokémon a massage.
6. Traveling with it behind you in Amity Square increases it at a much higher rate, but it has to be a species allowed there.
It is entirely random. Just cross your fingers.
The PokéRadar is able to find Pokémon with maximum IVs. I believe it tops at 4, but I'm not sure. Pokémon with perfect IVs in 5 to 6 stats is not something you can easily come by, and it's never been that way.
The Pokétch app requires you to hold down a Pokémon. The hearts animations only appear during then.
When you see somebody else online digging, there will be sparkles next to them. Some of them are white, but some are subtly bluish, reddish, or greenish. I don't know if that affects what you can find though. You're probably encountering bad luck.
No, the ones you see when you first get to Veilstone City are the only ones there are. It is possible that future DLC will make more available; they've already shown additional outfits can be made available via the Platinum early-order bonus.
Yes, it does. Anything that's time-dependent will either freeze for 24 hours or resets them back to as if you had just started. (A bit problematic when it comes to Daylight Savings...)
It can be found there but but in the Underground even the Gabite can be found but they are rare. The fastest way to find it is Wayward Cave under the cycling road. You'll need strength and defeat Byron before strength works in the field.Thank you <3
Can I find Gible in the underground before post game? If so - where?
Thanks for replying. I have a 5IV Ditto in PSword, that’s why I asked.The PokéRadar is able to find Pokémon with maximum IVs. I believe it tops at 4, but I'm not sure. Pokémon with perfect IVs in 5 to 6 stats is not something you can easily come by, and it's never been that way.
But I want to catch in the underground cuz it has better IV and better chance for egg movesIt can be found there but even Gabite but they are rare. The fastest way to find it is wayward cave under the cycling road. You'll need strength and defeat Byron before strength works in the field.
Scorching Sands is unusable in BDSP (none of the IoA tutor moves are usuable in BDSP).Is there any implication that scorching sands is in the game and will be pokemon be able to be transfered from sword and shield to bdsp?