Pokemon Platinum

Started by ChadC_843 July 24th, 2014 8:38 AM
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Seen August 31st, 2014
Posted August 30th, 2014
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Hey I am very new to this website but not games since w to pokemon. I have played the games since I was a young child. then when I got a little older I stopped for awhile, and im just now picking back up and I really have missed a lot!!! I have made this thread to give advice, strategy, help, and just general talk about Pokémon Platinum. Really anything about Platinum belongs here!! I need a little help on a few things at them moment. The first one ill start it off with is help on my main six. At the moment I have:
Infernape(lvl 50)
Staraptor(lvl 50)
Roserade(lvl 50)
Luxray(lvl 50)
Kadabra(lvl 45)
and currently haven't decided on a sixth. I am open to any input and help but really just want a good, strong, versatile team. I am open to replacing the ones I already have just wanna talk and conversate about that and kinda throw around the facts. but you don't have to talk about this to hop in. anything platinum is welcome like I said!!! So everyone chime in and lets get this thing started!!! Thanks in advance to everyone that participates in this thread...
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Seen August 31st, 2014
Posted August 30th, 2014
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8.8 Years
Nah I wish. im saving up for a 3ds xl. but in the mean time im using a ds emulator on my android. I was trying to find ways to trade him over using that and back. but its impossible or I haven't found out a way too. if someone does know please let me kno. im using drastic also if that means anything...

CelticsPhan

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Seen July 20th, 2020
Posted June 3rd, 2017
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For all Platinum has to offer, you've got yourself a decent team without knowing the movesets.

You could change Kadabra to Starmie, then you have a psychic type and also a water type. If you want another water type you can change to Floatzel.
I recommend Garchomp as your sixth Pokemon. It's both ground and dragon type and it is very strong! :D
If he can't trade in-game, then he could swap for Starmie (equally as versatile, can learn better attacks like Ice Beam, Surf, Thunderbolt among others. It's super fast and has superior Special Attack.) I also second the Garchomp nomination, it has amazing Attack power, good Speed and good enough defenses to survive attacks.

Optional: Get a Pokemon that can take a ton of hits, even something like Noctowl, and teach it Toxic. Toxic inflicts stronger and stronger damage each turn the poisoned Pokemon is out. Since the average Trainers and your rival don't typically heal their Pokemon, this strategy is an easy way through some tough battles. Speaking of tough battles, the Gym Leaders and the upcoming Elite Four heal their Pokemon almost everytime they reach red health.

TLDR: Get Starmie (you need a Water Stone, but since you found a Shiny Stone, a Water would be no trouble.) and Garchomp (Rare to find Gibles, but they're in Wayward Cave, conveniently located under Cycling Road near Eterna. You need Flash and some high-quality balls like Ultra Balls.) And if worse comes to worse, just run with the team you have. It has enough type diversity to get through the game, but they of course need training.
Go play Pokemon Theta Emerald EX!