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How do you defeat Palmer?
4th Gen Diamond / Pearl Q&A Thread
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captainfez3
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Evolving Feebas easier on D/P?
On Sapphire (when I had it), to evolve Feebas I had to get it's beauty to the very tip of the pentagon. On Diamond though, I didn't get it nearly as close, but it still evolved. My Feebas did have a Rash nature this time, whereas my Feebas on Sapphire did not completely like Beauty Pokeblocs. I still got the Beauty maxed out more on my last Feebas.
Basically, it seemed a whole lot harder to evolve Feebas in Sapphire than in Diamond. Just wondering if there was a reason or if I'm just imagining things.
On Sapphire (when I had it), to evolve Feebas I had to get it's beauty to the very tip of the pentagon. On Diamond though, I didn't get it nearly as close, but it still evolved. My Feebas did have a Rash nature this time, whereas my Feebas on Sapphire did not completely like Beauty Pokeblocs. I still got the Beauty maxed out more on my last Feebas.
Basically, it seemed a whole lot harder to evolve Feebas in Sapphire than in Diamond. Just wondering if there was a reason or if I'm just imagining things.
Lord Yawgmoth
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I've never had or evolved a Feebas, but it's Nature was probably the reason.
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The first, or second encounter? For the first battle, a Starmie would be a fine choice against Dragonite, Milotic and Rhypherior, Using Ice Beam, Grass Knot and Surf. Thunderbolt is there too, but Grass Knot should deal a bit more damage against Milotic, if i'm not mistaken.
I haven't encountered him in round 2 yet, so someone else can answer that =P
Here is a page on what Pokémon he uses.
Eleventyseventy
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Today I did an experiment with my espeon. I was in the battle tower and it seemed like every battle I was in, I was up against one dark type and I was like wtf where are they coming from usually I rarely see them so since I didn't have a hp that could fight dark types I said wth I'll give him hyper beam. I said since it's 150 and a special atk equipped with wiseglasses lets try it. Come to my surprise, it actually sweeps them with no problem. Does anyone else thinks this sounds like a good idea?
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DP Contest Pokemon
Okay this is about the pokemon I want to train to enter in the pokemon contests...does anybody have any suggestions on what I should use?
I would like to use:
glaceon for beauty
beautifly for smart
prinplup for cool
ambipom for tough
and
I Have No Idea On Who I Should Use For Cute...any suggestions?
Okay this is about the pokemon I want to train to enter in the pokemon contests...does anybody have any suggestions on what I should use?
I would like to use:
glaceon for beauty
beautifly for smart
prinplup for cool
ambipom for tough
and
I Have No Idea On Who I Should Use For Cute...any suggestions?
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Desperate mum!!!
hey, just joined today to try and help my son, who's 7, and needs help with something. I've never used anything like this before so sorry if i'm doing this wrong.
He's says he's stuck in Mount Cornett near Oreburgh City and trying to get to Spear Pillow but the way is blocked, does anyone know how to get him there, or what he needs to do.
Grateful for anyones help,
From a slowly going mad mum x
hey, just joined today to try and help my son, who's 7, and needs help with something. I've never used anything like this before so sorry if i'm doing this wrong.
He's says he's stuck in Mount Cornett near Oreburgh City and trying to get to Spear Pillow but the way is blocked, does anyone know how to get him there, or what he needs to do.
Grateful for anyones help,
From a slowly going mad mum x
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Might as well just answer it now. o3o First off; is your "son" in the beginning of the game or the end of the game? It does make a difference because you need HM08 Rock Climb to travel to Spear Pillar, which is only obtainable at the end of the game. If he has, what part of Mt. Coronet is he in? Has he reached the snowy division of Mt. Coronet yet? Be specific. If he's done with all 8 of the gym leaders, here's what you do from the beginning of Mt. Coronet to the end:
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Mt. Coronet
Before going, make sure to stock up on lots of Ultra Balls. Also be sure to have lots of Dusk Balls, which can be found in Pastoria City's Pokemon Mart. The reason is that you'll soon be catching Dialga/Pakia. In addition, you might need (Super/Max) Repels if you don't want to encounter wild Pokemon every few steps. You'll also need a Pokemon that knows Rock Climb. Now fly over to Oreburgh City and head east, entering Mt. Coronet on Route 207.
Surf across the water at the north. Go up the stairs and pick up the Protein. Climb the rocks at the very east and go up the steps. Pick up the Max Potion at the north and also the hidden Ether on the small piece of rock nearby. Go all the way south for an Escape Rope. Go north, then south again. Get outside through the exit temporarily, climb down the rocks, and pick up an Iron. Go back into the mountain and go as far north as you can. Cross the bridge and go south for TM80 - Rock Slide. Go north for a Revive. Now head east to get to the lower level and go inside the cave opening. Go up the steps and you'll be surrounded by three steps on all sides. Take the one on the right for a hidden Max Revive on the southern-most rock. Go back and go north, where you'll battle a Galactic Grunt. Go west and pick up the hidden Super Repel on the corner rock. Fight the Grunt and exit through the south.
Climbing to the Peak
Now you're outside in a snowy environment. The goal now is to climb to the top of Mt. Coronet. Go east, north, and climb the rocks. If you go east into the cave opening, you can go straight up the steps for a hidden Ultra Ball. Smash the rock at the bottom-left corner and pick up the hidden PP Up on the rock that's revealed. Go outside, head west, then south (not through the grassy area). Push the boulder out of your way and continue west. Smash the rock along the way and pick up the hidden Max Potion. Head north and go into the cave opening. Back inside, go straight and climb the rocks. Battle the Galactic Grunt, smash the rock near him, and pick up the hidden Revive. There's also a hidden Ether on a northern rock. Go east, battle the Grunt, and go south a bit to pick up a hidden Escape Rope. Head out again by going east.
Go all the way north for a hidden Rare Candy on the single rock. Go south a bit and go down the steps. Check out the cave opening to battle some Galactic Grunts and pick up a few hidden items, including a Rare Candy hidden in one of the rocks in the lowest level. You won't be able to go into the cave opening blocked by the Galactic Grunt. After they leave later, however, you may go inside to pick up TM02 - Dragon Claw. After that, get out of this cave area.
- Walkthrough from PokeDream.com.
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Mt. Coronet
Before going, make sure to stock up on lots of Ultra Balls. Also be sure to have lots of Dusk Balls, which can be found in Pastoria City's Pokemon Mart. The reason is that you'll soon be catching Dialga/Pakia. In addition, you might need (Super/Max) Repels if you don't want to encounter wild Pokemon every few steps. You'll also need a Pokemon that knows Rock Climb. Now fly over to Oreburgh City and head east, entering Mt. Coronet on Route 207.
Surf across the water at the north. Go up the stairs and pick up the Protein. Climb the rocks at the very east and go up the steps. Pick up the Max Potion at the north and also the hidden Ether on the small piece of rock nearby. Go all the way south for an Escape Rope. Go north, then south again. Get outside through the exit temporarily, climb down the rocks, and pick up an Iron. Go back into the mountain and go as far north as you can. Cross the bridge and go south for TM80 - Rock Slide. Go north for a Revive. Now head east to get to the lower level and go inside the cave opening. Go up the steps and you'll be surrounded by three steps on all sides. Take the one on the right for a hidden Max Revive on the southern-most rock. Go back and go north, where you'll battle a Galactic Grunt. Go west and pick up the hidden Super Repel on the corner rock. Fight the Grunt and exit through the south.
Climbing to the Peak
Now you're outside in a snowy environment. The goal now is to climb to the top of Mt. Coronet. Go east, north, and climb the rocks. If you go east into the cave opening, you can go straight up the steps for a hidden Ultra Ball. Smash the rock at the bottom-left corner and pick up the hidden PP Up on the rock that's revealed. Go outside, head west, then south (not through the grassy area). Push the boulder out of your way and continue west. Smash the rock along the way and pick up the hidden Max Potion. Head north and go into the cave opening. Back inside, go straight and climb the rocks. Battle the Galactic Grunt, smash the rock near him, and pick up the hidden Revive. There's also a hidden Ether on a northern rock. Go east, battle the Grunt, and go south a bit to pick up a hidden Escape Rope. Head out again by going east.
Go all the way north for a hidden Rare Candy on the single rock. Go south a bit and go down the steps. Check out the cave opening to battle some Galactic Grunts and pick up a few hidden items, including a Rare Candy hidden in one of the rocks in the lowest level. You won't be able to go into the cave opening blocked by the Galactic Grunt. After they leave later, however, you may go inside to pick up TM02 - Dragon Claw. After that, get out of this cave area.
- Walkthrough from PokeDream.com.
Zebra Thunderhead
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This does belong in the DP Q&A Thread. I understand you're new and a mom but you should really read the forums and figure out where to post to get the correct and most accurate help.
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Nope, there have been no events for D/P given over WiFi.
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What pokemon knows the attack "Theif" when caught?
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No pokemon knows Thief upon capture. The pokemon that learn it through level up are:
Poochyena (RSE only) Lv 45
Mightyena Lv 57
Kecleon Lv 1
Lombre (RSE only) Lv 37
You can find TM 46 which contains Thief and is found in Eterna City.
On the other hand, if you just need the special ability (stealing items), then I suggest getting a pokemon with the move Covet. Illumise may be found on Route 229 and know it. Skitty are found on Route 222 during a Swarm and also know it.
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No, it's not an Uber. Here's a little definition of the Uber Tier:
The Uber tier is often characterized by legendary Pokémon. The Uber tier often exists as a banlist for standard Wi-Fi battles. Pokémon in the Uber tier are deemed too overpowered to be used fairly among other Pokémon. Garchomp is also a non-legendary that some fans consider an Uber due to its high stats, movepool, and low amount of weaknesses (Ice and Dragon).
So in other words, only Powerhouse Legendaries like Lugia (Yay!), Deoxys, Arceus, etc. are considered Uber.
The Uber tier is often characterized by legendary Pokémon. The Uber tier often exists as a banlist for standard Wi-Fi battles. Pokémon in the Uber tier are deemed too overpowered to be used fairly among other Pokémon. Garchomp is also a non-legendary that some fans consider an Uber due to its high stats, movepool, and low amount of weaknesses (Ice and Dragon).
So in other words, only Powerhouse Legendaries like Lugia (Yay!), Deoxys, Arceus, etc. are considered Uber.
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