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3rd Gen Tips on catching MewTwo
- Thread starter katonic
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Kozoi
Mmmmm.
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- Seen Jun 15, 2012
Now, i caught this on my sixth ultra ball.
Sleep powder is most likely the best move to use so it cannot use recover, then lob ultraballs like your life depended on it. I'd reccomend bringing about 50 ultraballs.
If you are unlucky with capturing it then restart your game and start again, you WILL need your master ball for the wild dog as it runs. But you could use mean look to entrap it then capture it with ultras, your choice.
Sleep powder is most likely the best move to use so it cannot use recover, then lob ultraballs like your life depended on it. I'd reccomend bringing about 50 ultraballs.
If you are unlucky with capturing it then restart your game and start again, you WILL need your master ball for the wild dog as it runs. But you could use mean look to entrap it then capture it with ultras, your choice.
Azonic
hello friends
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The Timer Ball is twice as strong as the Ultra Ball after waiting 30+ turns. Therefore, the Timer Ball is the preferred option. You can simply recover stall Mewtwo, which will leave it unable to recover by the 30 turn mark. Then, False Swipe it down to 1HP, put it to sleep, and chuck Timer Balls.
katonic
i'm a lover not a fighter
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- Bournemouth, UK
- Seen Apr 30, 2009
hey, i finally caught it! i got some timer balls, then used those about 30ish turns in and caught it on very low hp (you know in firered when you think you've ko'd a poke but it just has a sliver of red you can hardly see? it was like that but i didn't have a poke with false swipe so it was just a lucky hit) and no status problems! i kept putting it to sleep but it would always wake up within 3 turns and i hadn't got the hp low enough while it was asleep. but i finally have it and have already transferred it to my diamond game, now i have 463 pokemon, only 30 left to collect....
groudonlover
Mateus readies Hellfire...
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- Seen Nov 29, 2009
You can catch Marowak's on Victory Road with False Swipe
And a Substitute will work great here, so it can take the hit when it wake up so you can put it to sleep again.
And a Substitute will work great here, so it can take the hit when it wake up so you can put it to sleep again.
Yeah that's a good tactic. Just throw out your HM slave or something as a scapegoat. XD