Beginning Trainer
Guys i have a question about removing EVs... You're supposed to feed berries to your pokemon to remove them right? Well whenever i try to use a berry, that message from dad pops up that says "there's a time and place for everything"... so, uh is this a glitch or something? Because i really need to lower some EVs on my pokemon...
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You can't remove EVs unless you use one of 6 berries, and you're playing Emerald. The Berries are in Ruby/Sapphire/FireRed/LeafGreen but can't be used for EV reduction.Originally Posted by Cheese1
The Berries in question: http://serebii.net/games/evs.shtml
Beginning Trainer
Really? they only work in emerald? ahhhhhh that sucks i have ruby
Pokemon trainer
What is up with the questionnaire in the pokemarts
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It's used to unlock Mystery Gift. If you enter "Link Together With All" on it, Mystery Gift will be activated.
Thanks to aclover for the trainer card
Pokemon trainer
Where is the best place to train my lvl. 20 Anorith?
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My current emerald team:
Beginning Trainer
You see what i dont get is that...so once i catcha pokemon no matter what level its evs start from 0? so lets say i catch a pidgey at the start and i want to train speed right from like level 5...
but thing is i dont have the option to travel around and train on specific pokemon yet since i just started. And so to level up my pidgey anyway il have to kill stuff like sentrets or whatever.. so doesnt that ruin it all rght from the begnning? so how do i ev train my pokemon properly? without it getting any other random evs.
and also assuing once i have gatherd evs for my pokemon like 252 in attack and 252 in defense..from there i just level my pokemon up on any kind of pokemon in ANY way and itl all work out?
emerald btw if anyone wanted to know
thank you, help mee
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Yes, when you catch or hatch a Pokémon, it has 0 EVs in all stats.
Many people don't attempt even trying EV train until after they beat the E4. (I did it once in just before the Eilte 4 once in LG, it was purely to bring a new party member up to speed fast, but I had a 5 Pokémon that were good.)
The Good news about playing Emerald, that this game can remove Evs (like all the 4th and 5th gen games), you even can get the berries in game. Just remember to grow them. At least Two characters do give them out each day. Berry Master on Route 123, and Kiri in Sootoplis City will give them out.
After you reach the 256 EV limit, any more fights don't change EVs.
@Jkboy: What are you wanting to train in? a certain EV stat, or experience? It also depends on where you are in game, as Victory Road may bit impossible for someone who's not got Surf yet.
Pokemon trainer
]Right now my Anorith is a Armaldo at lvl 42 because I haven't checked this in a while I want to exp train it but I have just beat the 7th gym and am not any farther than that
Last edited by Jkboy; 26th September 2011 at 3:10 AM.
My current emerald team:
Beginning Trainer
about evs...you know if i fight a mew for example..it gives 3 hp evs
so if i use a macho brace and fight a mew, i should gan 6 hp evs?
becasue it doubles is this correct?
The Originator
Yessir
10char
Credit to zhanton
Beginning Trainer
what do you mean 10char?
and so each mew gives 6evs with macho brace and a caterpie would give 2...and then i can get 100evs straight from hpups?
The Originator
Correct...
"10char" means 10 character limit
Credit to zhanton
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Actually, You need to get the 100 from HP Ups before you start on EVs for HP.
Long story short, it's an anti-spam thing.
Marsh Trainer
How many people can you mix records with in Emerald? Is there a limit (outside of how many Secret Bases there are, of course)?
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Beginning Trainer
Need serious help
A friend of mine borrowed my Emerald, and she got 7 badges. I got her the 8th and went to the elite 4, but I'm having a lot of trouble because she knew nothing about raising Pokemon. I'm to the champion and I think I can beat him if I have help from Pokemon experts. Here's her team:
Girafaric, rash nature, lv 52. Moves: Shock wave, crunch, stomp, psybeam.
Swellow, lax, lv 58. Moves: Fly, return, aerial ace, quick attack.
Sceptile, gentle, lv 52. Moves: Rock smash, flash, strength, cut. (yeah, not kidding)
Hariyama, naive, lv 40. Moves: whirlwind, knock off, smellingsalt, belly drum.
Beautifly, sassy, lv 45. Moves: Giga drain, gust, mega drain, silver wind.
Tentacool, serious, lv 30. Moves: Dive, waterfall, cut, surf.
I know this looks hopeless, but I thought getting as far as I have would be hopeless. I got this far, so I'm not giving up when I'm so close. She has just about every TM you get handed, so if there are any moves you think will help, just say so.
Items: 2 antidotes, 2 hp ups, 4 pp ups, 1 protein, 1 burn heal, 9 full heals, 2 energy roots, 30 par. heals, 16 revives, 14 hyper potions, and 4 full restores.
Thanks for reading, I'd be thankful for any help!
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You're sure weren't kidding when you said she knows nothing about raising Pokemon...A friend of mine borrowed my Emerald, and she got 7 badges. I got her the 8th and went to the elite 4, but I'm having a lot of trouble because she knew nothing about raising Pokemon. I'm to the champion and I think I can beat him if I have help from Pokemon experts. Here's her team:
Girafaric, rash nature, lv 52. Moves: Shock wave, crunch, stomp, psybeam.
Swellow, lax, lv 58. Moves: Fly, return, aerial ace, quick attack.
Sceptile, gentle, lv 52. Moves: Rock smash, flash, strength, cut. (yeah, not kidding
Hariyama, naive, lv 40. Moves: whirlwind, knock off, smellingsalt, belly drum.
Beautifly, sassy, lv 45. Moves: Giga drain, gust, mega drain, silver wind.
Tentacool, serious, lv 30. Moves: Dive, waterfall, cut, surf.
I know this looks hopeless, but I thought getting as far as I have would be hopeless. I got this far, so I'm not giving up when I'm so close. She has just about every TM you get handed, so if there are any moves you think will help, just say so.
Items: 2 antidotes, 2 hp ups, 4 pp ups, 1 protein, 1 burn heal, 9 full heals, 2 energy roots, 30 par. heals, 16 revives, 14 hyper potions, and 4 full restores.
Thanks for reading, I'd be thankful for any help!
If you don't want to give up now, then really all you can do is just attack all of Wallace's Pokemon with your strongest moves. You will mostly have to rely on Girafarig and Swellow, since Sceptile's moveset is horrible and the other Pokemon are severely underlevelled. Also abuse your items - you will need them if you want any chance of winning.
If you keep trying but just can't beat him, then just lose on purpose so you can leave and work on your team. First, definitely give Sceptile Leaf Blade, it's a really good STAB attack. Next, you should level up the weaker Pokemon to level 50+ like the first three Pokemon. If you want to use Tentacool, evolve it and teach it Ice Beam over one of the attacks not called Surf. Hariyama can learn Brick Break and Earthquake, which are pretty good moves if you have the TMs. Beautifly isn't the best Pokemon, so you could replace it with an Electric type like Manectric or Raichu - STAB Thunderbolt will be VERY useful against the Champion!
So really, what you need to do is level up the weaker Pokemon and give them more variety in their movesets.
Good luck!
Thanks to aclover for the trainer card
Beginning Trainer
Thanks for the advise, but it turned out to be flash that won the battle for me. I couldn't just go after them with my strongest moves because none of her team could take more than one hit (and most not even that.) In the end, I flashed until no one could hit anything, and slowly whittled the enemy's hp down (why does he have so many full restores?!). It relied on a lot of luck, and Gyarados would have ended it all for me if he had hit with hyper beam, but everything just turned out in my favor. It took many tries, but the last enemy finally went down!You're sure weren't kidding when you said she knows nothing about raising Pokemon...
If you don't want to give up now, then really all you can do is just attack all of Wallace's Pokemon with your strongest moves. You will mostly have to rely on Girafarig and Swellow, since Sceptile's moveset is horrible and the other Pokemon are severely underlevelled. Also abuse your items - you will need them if you want any chance of winning.
If you keep trying but just can't beat him, then just lose on purpose so you can leave and work on your team. First, definitely give Sceptile Leaf Blade, it's a really good STAB attack. Next, you should level up the weaker Pokemon to level 50+ like the first three Pokemon. If you want to use Tentacool, evolve it and teach it Ice Beam over one of the attacks not called Surf. Hariyama can learn Brick Break and Earthquake, which are pretty good moves if you have the TMs. Beautifly isn't the best Pokemon, so you could replace it with an Electric type like Manectric or Raichu - STAB Thunderbolt will be VERY useful against the Champion!
So really, what you need to do is level up the weaker Pokemon and give them more variety in their movesets.
Good luck!
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Is Timid a good nature for horsea ?
If I am not as clear as I'd like to it's because English is not my native language so when I don't know how to say something I just skip it and hope my message will be as understandable without that piece of information, it's also possible that you'll find my way of writing weird or unnatural...
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It's a decent Nature, It boosts speed and Lowers attack. It hardly get any moves that use the Attack Stat, so no loss there.
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