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Anistar City

**Anistar City** is a city located in the Kalos region.

The Sundial to the north of the city is used in the post-game to upgrade the Mega Ring. This also allows the player to find the Mega Stones hidden throughout Kalos.

Every day, when the game time reaches 8 PM, the rings of the sundial start to spin one by one as the sun shines through the hole in the crystal. Falling sparkles from the sky also make it look like it's snowing both around the sundial and in the town itself. The sparkles stop after ten minutes, and the rings themselves stop spinning one by one just after 9 PM.

In the post-game, after the player defeats Serena or Calem at Kiloude City, the player learns that Professor Sycamore is waiting at the sundial with information on the Mega Ring (he will not appear until the rival is defeated). At the sundial, Professor Sycamore tells the player that he has discovered a way to level up the Mega Ring. He tells the player to touch the sundial with the Mega Ring; after doing so, he reveals that the Mega Ring will now resonate with Mega Stones that are underground. He explains that you can only find those Mega Stones while the sundial is active between 8 and 9 PM; it will not work at any other time.
Accessory

**Accessories** are a type of item introduced in Generation IV. They are stored in the Fashion Case, along with Backdrops.

Accessories are used in Pokémon Super Contests during the Visual Competition to improve the looks of a Pokémon. The better the Accessories used match to the Contest's theme, the more points are scored in the Visual Competition. Additionally, Pokémon may be dressed up with Accessories and have their pictures taken at Jubilife TV in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum or at the Goldenrod Tunnel in HeartGold and SoulSilver. In Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver, the Pokémon's corresponding Diamond and Pearl sprite is used so that the picture can be displayed in Diamond and Pearl when records are mixed.

The Generation V equivalent is Props, which are used in the Pokémon Musical. They also are put on different parts of the Pokémon like the Pokémon's head, arms, face, body, and ears.
Agate Village

**Agate Village** is a small, lush, forest village located in north-central Orre. A large river runs past the town, accounting for its abundance of flora in an area that is primarily desert. The terrain in the village is also fairly mountainous as it is located near the westernmost edge of Mt. Battle.

Agate Village is primarily a retirement destination for elderly Pokémon Trainers. Most of the citizens are senior Trainers who have retired from professional training; however, most keep their Pokémon with them in old age, living out the winter of their lives with their treasured companions.

Many young Trainers visit Agate, either because they have relatives there or because they seek the wisdom of their elders. Few youngsters actually live in Agate.

Agate's Poké Mart is the only one in Orre that sells Scents used to massage Pokémon. **Colo 4** **XD 3**
Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Introduction

## Introduction

Pokémon Emerald is a sister game to Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, and is the final Generation III core series game. Like its predecessor, Pokémon Crystal, it added many features not present in the earlier paired versions.

Professor Birch appears and welcomes you. After some introductions, he'll ask you to select your gender and your name. The default male name is Brendan and the female name is May.

After this, Birch will welcome you to the Hoenn region.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 8

## Phenac City

### Pre Gym

Head up to the Pre Gym and go to the right and talk to Justy. He'll battle you, now that you have a full team of six Pokémon.

After the battle, Justy gives you TM27 (Return). Now you can go all the way back to Mt. Battle for a rematch.

## Mt. Battle

Talk to the Athlete and she'll battle you again.

Now go back to The Under for another rematch.

## The Under

The trainer is Chaser Gurks, in front of the Junk Shop.

There's also the old man in Agate Village if you want to battle him.

## Agate Village

Now you can go over to the Shadow Pokémon Lab.
Crusher

## Crafting

### Crafted With

1 Basic Machine Case, 30 Gears, 2 Small Chips, 2 Basic Battery, 12 Cable, 2 Grinders

### Material In

Rotary Crusher

Crusher: able to crush ores and bars into Metal Powder which can extract more out of it (1 ore = 2 <Metal name> Powder)

Needs 52, Gel, 29 Iron/Lead Bars, 23 Copper/Tin Bars, 4 Silver/Tungsten Bars to make a Crusher.
Allister

**Allister** is the Gym Leader of Stow-on-Side's Gym, known officially as Stow-on-Side Stadium. He specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon. He gives the  Ghost Badge to Trainers who defeat him. In Pokémon Sword, Bea takes his place as Stow-on-Side's Gym Leader instead.

Allister is designated the fourth Gym Leader Galar Trainers face in their Gym Challenge in Pokémon Shield. This mysterious Trainer became the Gym Leader of Stow-on-Side Gym at a very young age. He is known to have a very shy and fearful around people which is why he wears a mask. The mask serves as a way of confronting his fears and insecurities. He never removes his mask in public. He also keeps about 100 masks with the same design needed in the event his mask falls off. He is rarely seen around in public, preferring to spent most this time alone in ruins and cemeteries.

He also keeps about 100 masks with the same design needed in the event his mask falls off. According to Allister, he claims to have the ability to see deceased Ghost-type Pokémon after a supposed accident at the age of four.
Amphy

**Amphy** is an Ampharos that illuminates the Glitter Lighthouse in Olivine City. Its Trainer is apparently Jasmine; however, it does not appear to be an active member of her party.

Amphy is at the top of Olivine's Glitter Lighthouse. However, it is sick when the player first arrives in Olivine City in the Generation II and IV games. After climbing the Lighthouse, Jasmine asks the player to travel across the sea to Cianwood City, to get the SecretPotion that will cure Amphy. After Amphy is cured, Jasmine may be battled in the Olivine Gym.

In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, Trainers' walking Pokémon often react to Amphy's condition. While all Pokémon may greet Amphy or want to play with Amphy, any other Ampharos brought to the Lighthouse will "sparkle in concert" with it. Male Ampharos may occasionally act interested in Amphy.
Academy Ace Tournament

The **Academy Ace Tournament**, also known as **School Battle Brawl** is a Pokémon battle elimination tournament in the Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. It takes place in the center of Mesagoza before the steps to Naranja Academy**S**/Uva Academy**V**, after the player has completed all of the base game of the storylines. It was created by Director Clavell and was organized by Nemona for the purpose of seeing the impressive strength of the player as the new Champion. The objective of winning is to defeat four random Trainers of student or faculty members in the Academy in a Single Battle.

The first time the player participates the Academy Ace Tournament, they will face Arven, Jacq, Dendra, and Geeta in the listed order.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Mt. Battle

## Mt. Battle

There are links in the infobox above for all ten areas of Mt. Battle.

Ho-Oh is obtainable when all of the 48 Shadow Pokémon have been snagged and purified. Players would then have to use a team of Pokémon from the Story Mode to clear Mt. Battle in Battle Mode from Zones 1 to 100.

You can also purchase items, which cost Battle Points, that you will earn by defeating areas of Mt. Battle.

* Battle Items
* Berries
* TMs
Amanita

**Amanita** is the storage system creator of the Unova region, who lives in Striaton City. She is an expert in computing, creating a Pokémon Storage System that succeeded Bebe's storage system.

Amanita was introduced in Generation V as the Pokémon Storage System creator living in Striaton City in the Unova region. It was she who developed Unova's storage system based on the previous designs of Bill, Lanette and Bebe.

In Black and White, the player first meets her in Striaton City where she gives the player a Box which can be accessed in the player's PC. She also tells the player about a new feature called the Battle Box which can be used to store the player's Pokémon for battle.

She has the player start out with 8 Boxes capable of holding 240 Pokémon. When all 8 Boxes have at least one Pokémon in them, the storage capacity will be increased to 16 Boxes, holding 480 Pokémon. When all 16 of those Boxes have at least one Pokémon in them, the capacity will be increased again to a maximum of 24 Boxes, holding 720 Pokémon.

In Black 2 and White 2, Amanita is found in Castelia City, along with Fennel. They are located on the third floor inside the building across the street from the Gym. After the player has entered the Hall of Fame, Amanita will give the player an Eevee she received from a friend in the Kanto region.
Alola Route 10

**Route 10** is a route on Alola's Ula'ula Island, connecting Malie City and Mount Hokulani, which can only be reached using the Exeggutor Express bus.

Route 10 is a simple, straightforward route from Malie City to the base of Mount Hokulani. It is sided by patches of tall grass and trees. These trees may occasionally rustle, meaning that a Flying-type Pokémon is hiding in them, and will fly out and attack anyone who gets too close. About halfway through the route, a female Trial Guide heals the player's Pokémon if talked to.

At the end of the route stands a bus stop for the Exeggutor Express bus line. After the player has met Acerola in the Malie Library, two Team Skull Grunts will appear at the bus stop, trying to steal it. After they have been defeated, Professor Kukui will join the player, accompanying them on their first visit to Mount Hokulani. Starting at this point, the player can board the bus at any time by interacting with the bus stop sign.

Near the Malie City entrance, an old lady will ask the player to find her eight Stufful, which have scattered all across the route. When the player finds a Stufful, interacting with it will make it return to its owner. Once all the Stufful have been found, the lady will reward the player with a Never-Melt Ice and 15,000.
Abyssal Ruins

**Abyssal Ruins** are sunken temple ruins in eastern Unova, accessed through the use of Dive outside of battle. It is east of Undella Town in Undella Bay. Most Plates are located here. There are four floors and no wild Pokémon or Trainers. In Black 2 and White 2, the Abyssal Ruins are not marked on the Town Map until the player has visited them.

Each time the player enters the ruins, he or she is only allowed to take 500 steps until a torrent of water sends the player back to the water's surface. The ruins are divided into four floors, each smaller than the last. Due to the step limit, it is impossible to get all items of the Ruins in one trip; rather, to reach the second floor, the player must reach the pillar in the middle of the ruins in fewer than 190 steps (thus ignoring all items). The Ruins are filled with 32 Relic items which have a total value of 1,706,000 when sold to the item maniac in Undella Town. To reach the third floor, the player must use Flash at the purple pillar located in the central-west path of the floor at a dead end. To reach the fourth floor, the player must use Strength at the purple pillar in the central-east part of the floor.
Alexa

**Alexa** is a journalist from Lumiose City in Pokémon X and Y. She works at the Lumiose Press.

Alexa is first met in Santalune City, where she prevents the player from going to Route 4 until her sister, Viola, is defeated. After Viola is defeated, she will let the player pass and also give them an Exp. Share.

The player later meets her at the Lumiose Press building on Estival Avenue. She will suggest various locations in Lumiose for the player to see and will offer to take the player.
Abundant Shrine

The **Abundant Shrine** is a location within the eastern half of the Unova region. It is connected to Route 14 at its southern exit and can only be accessed via Surf and Waterfall. The land surrounding the actual shrine is a field of mounds of soil and a few bodies of water.

Upon entering the area and seeing the shrine for the first time, some kids will be arguing over the Forces of Nature, and will tell the player the story of Landorus, the embodiment of fertility. Landorus itself can be battled here if Tornadus and Thundurus are in the player's party and one of them is originally from the player's game. This means that either a Tornadus or Thundurus from the opposite version must be traded to the game to encounter Landorus.

In Pokémon Black 2 and White 2, if Landorus is brought in its Therian Forme to the shrine, an old man will give a brief history lesson on the three Pokémon and give the player a Reveal Glass which is used to switch the Forces of Nature between their Therian and Incarnate Formes.
Acid rain

**Acid rain** is a glitch in Pokémon Platinum, HeartGold and SoulSilver that results in the simultaneous occurrence of all types of weather at once, thus damaging all Pokémon on the field. Even though it was discovered before the English release of Platinum, it is present in all versions of the aforementioned games.

## Cause

If any weather effect (including Trick Room, Gravity, and Uproar, but excluding rain) is in effect, and a player of Platinum, HeartGold, or SoulSilver uses Pursuit on a Pokémon that is switching out on that turn and causes it to faint, this glitch will activate. Upon sending out the next Pokémon, the weather will have changed, and all four types of weather will be occurring at once until the end of the battle.

This will occur if the user of Pursuit is the host, even if the host game is Diamond or Pearl.
Amity Square

**Amity Square** is a park in Sinnoh where Trainers can walk around with their Pokémon and talk to them to check their moods. It is located north of Hearthome City.

The setup in Amity Square is identical to the Pikachu interaction system that was in Pokémon Yellow. Only certain small Pokémon can be taken for walks in Amity Square, usually of a "cute" appearance. Pokémon will fetch Accessories or Berries for their owners every 200 steps.

In Pokémon Platinum, more Pokémon are allowed in than before, and the area has been expanded and redesigned. It now includes a rather large pool of water on the west side, with a model of the Sinnoh region within. Rather than being able to cross the entire square as in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, it has been separated into exclusive east and west sides, each only accessible via their respective gate. Of special note, Pokémon Platinum allows all three of the Sinnoh starter Pokémon and their entire evolution families.

The rock huts serve no purpose in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl; however, in Pokémon Platinum, they contain warp points that send the player to another rock hut in the park. Each hut contains three warp points, accessed by walking to the front, left, or right while inside the hut.

After taking an allowable Pokémon for a walk, players will find that their party has been fully healed.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Introduction

## Introduction

During this game, you will explore the Orre region. Or at least, a part of it. Pokémon XD has several other areas, so I encourage you to use that Let's Play as well.

To start things off, you'll choose a name for yourself. The default name is "Wes."

Now, you'll have to watch the beginning introduction video, depicting the player stealing some sort of equipment from the headquarters of Team Snagem, and then proceeding to flee with an Espeon and Umbreon as the base explodes.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 2

## Cherrygrove City

Cherrygrove City is the first town you'll visit on your journey. It has a Pokémon Center and a Poké Mart, as well as some other houses.

The first thing you'll want to do upon entering the town is talk to the old man, known as the Guide Gent, right at the entrance. He will give you a tour of the city. At the end of the tour, he will give you the Map Card for your PokéGear.

The Poké Mart offers you the following items:

Later, when you get Surf, you can surf west and talk to the man on the island, who will give you a Mystic Water.

Right now that's everything of interest. Head north to Route 30.

## Route 30

Like most locations in the game, the Pokémon you find here will depend on the time. Ledyba can only be found in the morning, while Spinarak and Poliwag can only be found at night.

The first house you come to has a man who is knowledgeable about Berries. Talking to him will get you a free Berry. Right by his house is a Berry tree that will give you another Berry. Behind his house is an Antidote. Head up and on the left is a battle that blocks your way up, so go to the right and up towards Mr. Pokémon's house. Right outside his house is a tree containing a PSNCureBerry, which heals Poison. Go inside his house. He gives you the Mystery Egg, to have Professor Elm examine. Professor Oak will also be there, and he gives you your Pokédex. Mr. Pokémon heals your Pokémon, and you can leave his house to go back to New Bark Town.

As you exit, Professor Elm calls you and tells you there is a crisis at his lab. Hurry back over.

## Cherrygrove City

Right as you are about to leave Cherrygrove City, the mysterious guy you saw spying on Elm's lab will stop you and force you to battle him.

* If you chose Chikorita
* If you chose Cyndaquil
* If you chose Totodile

He'll introduce himself as ???, and vows to become the world's best Pokémon Trainer. He runs off, so head back through Route 29 to New Bark Town.

## New Bark Town

Head into Elm's lab, and you'll see a policeman investigating the stolen Pokémon. He says it was a male with red hair, and he finds out you battled him. You get a chance to name him. His default name is Silver. The officer will leave. Talk to Professor Elm and you will show him the Mystery Egg. He is shocked with the discovery and tells you he will call you if he finds anything out about the Egg.

As you leave, Elm's aide will give you five Poké Balls. Now you can buy them in any Poké Mart.

Now you should go talk to your mom. She will offer to save money you earn while you are on your journey. Each time you win a battle, you earn prize money. If you choose to do this, you will send 25% what you earn per battle back to her. This is helpful if you find yourself losing battles a lot, and you want to get some back.

When your mom saves certain amounts of money, she will purchase items and decorations for your room, and calls you on your PokéGear to let you know. The items she buys for you are as follows:

Now you can officially start your journey.
Affection

**Affection** is a stat introduced in the Generation VI games. The player can view the "level" of this stat in Pokémon-Amie (in Generation VI) or Pokémon Refresh (in Generation VII), where it is represented by anywhere from 0 to 5 hearts. Playing with a Pokémon in these features is also the main way for the player to increase their Pokémon's Affection. Pokémon with high Affection gain a number of benefits in battle.

The amounts that Affection increases by differ in Generation VI and Generation VII, but it is also generally limited by the other Pokémon-Amie/Pokémon Refresh stats: Fullness and Enjoyment. Increasing Affection usually affects one of these stats as well, and when they reach their maximum or minimum, Affection can no longer be increased by some methods until they are offset again.
Appendix:Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Walkthrough/Pallet Town

**Pallet Town** is a small town located in southwestern Kanto. It is the hometown of the player and their rival in the Kanto-based games. In other games, it is specifically the hometown of Red and Blue. Professor Oak's Laboratory, where the famous Professor Oak conducts his research, is located in the town.

The town has two exits. To the north is Route 1, leading to Viridian City. To the south is Route 21, a water route leading to Cinnabar Island.

## Trainers

* If you chose Bulbasaur
* If you chose Charmander
* If you chose Squirtle
Acuity Lakefront

**Acuity Lakefront** is an area in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. It is located directly outside Lake Acuity, and connects Route 217 to Snowpoint City. Acuity Lakefront has the same Pokémon and music as Route 217. Despite being similar to Route 217, Eevee will not evolve into Glaceon here.

In Diamond and Pearl, Acuity Lakefront's northern entrance is blocked by two Galactic Grunts until after the player beats Candice.

In Platinum, the entrance is elevated, requiring the player to defeat Candice in order to be able to use Rock Climb.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 5

## Mt. Battle

* Next to the stairs leading to the Zone 100 battlefield

Mt. Battle is a place where 100 trainers await you to battle. Cipher has commanded an attack here, led by Cipher Admin Dakim. Dakim is on Zone 10. You have to face nine other trainers before you get to him.

Before you do *anything*…go back and save! On the tenth Zone stands the self-proclaimed "mighty" Dakim. You now get another cutscene. Dakim and the Area Leader, Vander, are talking. Dakim punches Vander because Vander won't give up the Time Flute. Eventually, Dakim sees you and battles you.

After all is said and done here, Dakim will be mad at his loss. Skrub and a female Cipher Peon will come over. Dakim tells him to go back to the Shadow Pokémon Lab. After Skrub leaves, and after some conversation, Dakim leaps off the platform. No really, he does a backflip.

Anyways, pick up the shiny thing on the ground. It's the F-Disk. The purpose of this will be explained later. Talk to Vander and he tells you why Cipher attacked. You'll soon find yourself at the reception counter of Mt. Battle. Vander hands you the Time Flute. There are only three Time Flutes throughout the whole Orre region. Use them wisely! Now go and withdraw Entei and save! In the room, there is a chest containing TM47 (Steel Wing).

There is a trainer outside that you can battle.

Now head back to Agate Village.
Appendix:Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Walkthrough/Pewter City

**Pewter City** is a city located in northwestern Kanto. The most notable resident of the city is Brock, a Rock-type expert and the Leader of the Pewter Gym.

The city has two exits. To the east is Route 3, leading to Route 4 and Mt. Moon. To the south is Route 2, leading to Viridian City.

## Places of interest

### Pewter Museum of Science

One of the Pewter City's main attractions is the famous museum located in the northwestern part of the city. The main building is open to the public for 50 and features several scientific artifacts.

There are two floors to explore in the Pewter Museum of Science. The first floor holds the front desk and a fossil exhibit containing the fossils of Aerodactyl and Kabutops. The second floor hosts a space exhibit, featuring a space shuttle and a large Moon Stone that fell from space and landed on Mt. Moon. The player is able to explore the museum at any time, after paying the admission fee.

Once the ability to use Cut out of battle is gained, the player can sneak into the back of the museum and acquire the Old Amber from a scientist there, allowing the player to revive an Aerodactyl later in the game. There is also a Move Tutor who will teach Seismic Toss to one of the player's compatible Pokémon.
Appendix:Pokémon Colosseum Walkthrough/Part 13

## The Under

When you get there (or to any new area), you get an email from Secc.

**Subject Trouble in Under?**
**Sender Secc in Pyrite Town**
Hi, big guy. We've been hearing about Shadow Pokémon from people visiting The Under from Pyrite. A lot of the visitors have seen the Shadow Pokémon. Nett in The Under should have more information for you.

Go over to Nett's house. Nett will tell you to talk to Gurks. We've battled him a few times if you've followed this guide. He's in front of the junk shop.

He tells you about a trainer who used a Shadow Bayleef/Quilava/Croconaw\*, and directs you to the Shadow Pokémon Lab.

## Shadow Pokémon Lab

* Shadow Bayleef
* Shadow Quilava
* Shadow Croconaw

**Subject Shadow PKMN Lab**
**Sender Marcia in Pyrite Town**
It appears as if criminals are gathering at the Shadow Pokémon Lab again. There's more. People have seen a Cipher Peon in a gaudy
green outfit with a Shadow Bayleef. I wonder what's up?

**Subject Shadow PKMN Lab**
**Sender Marcia in Pyrite Town**
It appears as if criminals are gathering at the Shadow Pokémon Lab again. There's more. People have seen a Cipher Peon in a gaudy
red outfit with a Shadow Quilava. I wonder what's up?

**Subject Shadow PKMN Lab**
**Sender Marcia in Pyrite Town**
It appears as if criminals are gathering at the Shadow Pokémon Lab again. There's more. People have seen a Cipher Peon in a gaudy
blue outfit with a Shadow Croconaw. I wonder what's up?

Take the same path you did the first time you went through the lab. As you do, a few Cipher Peons will battle.

The trainer with the last partner Pokémon from Johto is where Ein once was. He will battle you.

* Shadow Bayleef
* Shadow Quilava
* Shadow Croconaw

After you win, you can leave the Lab. Now you will get another email.

**Subject Receive Photos**
**Sender Nett from The Under**
Wes, did you know? Your P★DA can not only receive email, it can also accept digital photos. I'll send one as a test. I hope it reaches you.
Attached: Megg and Shroomish

Go back to The Under.
Acerola

**Acerola** is a Trial Captain of Alola. She specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon.

Acerola is a friendly young girl who is the Captain of the trial of the Thrifty Megamart's abandoned site on Ula'ula Island. She also frequents the Aether House to play with the children and Pokémon there. Acerola claims to be descended from Alolan royalty.

Acerola first appears in Malie City's library, which her father owns, where she helps the player and Lillie find a book about Alolan Legendary Pokémon. Afterwards, she directs the player to their next trial on top of Mount Hokulani.

In her trial, Acerola asks the player to investigate the abandoned site, using their Poké Finder to take photos of the Ghost-type Pokémon making mischief there. At the end, they must defeat a powerful Totem Pokémon, a Mimikyu.

She later appears as a member of the Alola Elite Four, having taken on the position after Island Kahuna Nanu turned it down.
Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Part 13

## Lilycove City

Head to Team Aqua's hideout east of Lilycove City. The Grunts there will tell you that Team Magma is after an awesome Pokémon near Mt. Chimney.

## Jagged Pass

Head up to Mt. Chimney east of Lavaridge Town, and take the Cable Car up. Go down into the Jagged Pass. As you head down the ledges, the boulder shakes in response to the Magma Emblem, and a cave opens up near where the Team Magma Grunt was standing.

## Magma Hideout

Enter the new Magma Hideout. Head up and use Strength to move the bottom boulder left twice, then the top left boulder left once. Go around clockwise to battle a Team Magma Grunt.

Keep going south and into the next room. Go down the stairs to battle the next Magma Grunt.

Go left a bit and up to battle a female Magma Grunt.

If you go down the stairs near her, there will be two more Magma Grunts running around.

Head down the next two sets up steps and into the cavern on the left side. Head up the ladder to face two Magma Grunts.

Go northeast of them to find a Full Restore. Head down the stairs and go east until you get to the next set of stairs. Head up to battle a few more Grunts.

Above them is a Max Elixir. Go back down and go right some more. Head up the three ladders and into the next room. Go around counterclockwise until you meet up with another Grunt.

Head all the way down to find a Rare Candy. Backtrack out of there and also out of the previous room. Exit the cavern there and go down to the next room. Keep heading left to battle another Grunt.

Head down the ladder and go east to enter the next cavern. On the left by the machines you'll find a PP Max. At the top of the room you'll find another Grunt.

Go back out and down the ladder. Here you'll battle a female Grunt.

Head west and north to find a Nugget. Head out the door and down the ladder. Go around left to battle another Grunt.

Go up to battle two more.

Go around a little further and you will encounter Tabitha, who brags about how Maxie is about to awaken Groudon before battling you.

Go west past him. Near some machines in the northwest corner is a Max Revive. Now head down to face Maxie. He appears to be talking to Groudon, who is in a deep slumber in the pool of lava. Maxie activates the Blue Orb and awakens Groudon, only for Groudon to flee far away. Maxie will blame you for interfering and face you in battle.

After being defeated, he leaves to search for Groudon. Take the exit near him and collect the Escape Rope on the west side. Head all the way up out of the next to caverns. Hop the ledge and go around counterclockwise, which eventually will lead you back to the Strength puzzle at the beginning. Move them out of the way and exit the Hideout. Now head back to Lilycove City to get more information from Team Aqua.

## Lilycove City

If you go back to Team Aqua's hideout again, the one on the right will tell you their boss went to Slateport City. Exit their hideout and Fly back there.
ストーリー

[ **物語** / 戦挙 / 政霊 / 国庫 / 任命 / 用語 ]

## あらすじ

「コッカ」は「政剣」を狙う「ヤトー」によって未曾有の危機に直面していた。総理となって個性豊かな「政霊」たちを指揮し、「戦挙」で「ヤトー」を倒すのだ。

## ジョン・カクイナ著「コッカの謎、大解剖」

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### 政剣マニフェスティア

コッカに降りかかった幾多の禍を打ち払った伝説の剣。国の命運を左右してきたこの剣は「政剣」と呼ばれている。刀身からマナが浮かぶ不思議な性質があり、その様子から「振ればマナ散る光の刃」の名文句が広く流行した。と、ここまで書いて、どうしても一つ訴えたいことがある。

この剣は、剣と呼べない──

私はこれを剣と表記する事に強いためらいがある。何しろ、大きすぎる。刀身は山のように巨大で、柄の部分には建造物がそびえ、そこには総理が住んでいる。その上、空を飛び回る始末…！！これを「剣」と認識した先人の自由な発想には、驚くばかりだ。

### ヤトー

政剣マニフェスティアを狙い、コッカ支配を企むのがヤトーだ。圧倒的な力を有し、政霊以外に対抗手段が無いのが現状である。群れで行動するのが大半だが、単独行動を好む「ムショゾク」と呼ばれる種が近年、発見された。まだその生態には不明点が多く、一刻も早い解明が望まれている。

### 政霊

ヤトーに抗える唯一の力を持ち、人を超えた存在…それが政霊だ。「信の試練」等、67の試練が待つ政霊への道は、長く険しい。そんな苦難の末、どんな攻撃も受け付けない障壁を身にまとい、剣や弓等、様々な武器で（中には筆や楽器を使い…！）ヤトーを打ち払う戦士は生まれるのだ

### ギア

戦挙時に政霊が操る超高速の飛行物体、それがギアである。はるか古来に発見された物で、政霊にのみ反応する機体構造や使用金属など、不明点は多い。動力源はモチベウェーブであり、範囲外では急激に機能が落ちる。その際は赤く光るのだが、危機を赤で伝える感覚は共通のようだ。

### マナ

マナは血であり、命である──
生活に不可欠なこの燃料は、勤労、教育と並ぶ義務として、コッカに納める決まりがある。ヤトーを撃退する為とはいえ、政霊一人を召喚する為にコクミン三万人が生涯困らない程のマナが必要とされており、根強い不満もあるのが現状だ。
Amarys

**Amarys** is a character introduced in The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero. She is a student attending Blueberry Academy.

Amarys is a member of the Blueberry Academy's BB League Elite Four. She maintains a reserved, cool exterior, but deep down, she also really cares about her friends.

## References

1. ↑ (August 8, 2023). "Enter the Blueberry League and Take on Blueberry Academy’s Elite Four!" Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet Official Website
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 26

## Viridian City

There is a Poké Mart here, so stock up if needed.

There isn't a whole lot to do here. One thing you can do, however, is go to the Trainer House, just above the Poké Mart.

### Trainer House

Go down to the basement and you'll be able to participate in a battle with Cal, a trainer from Johto, who uses the final evolutions of the first partner Pokémon from Johto. You can battle him once a day.

Exit and use Cut on the tree or Surf on the pond left of the Pokémon Center and talk to the man. He'll give you TM42 (Dream Eater).

Head south to Route 1.

## Route 1

On the tree just down from the top ledge on the left-hand side is a Bitter Berry. Jump down the ledge and you can battle a trainer.

Down a bit more is a female Cooltrainer.

Straight down from there is Pallet Town.

## Pallet Town

You can talk to both Red's mother and Blue's sister, Daisy. Afterwards, go to Professor Oak's lab and talk to him. He will see that you are collecting Kanto Badges, and asks you to see him after obtaining them all. You should only have two more left. Afterwards, he'll rate your Pokédex.

After this, Surf down onto Route 21.
Alola Route 17

**Route 17** is a route on Alola's Ula'ula Island connecting Ula'ula Meadow and Po Town.

Route 17 is a constantly rainy route, which, much like Po Town to the north, is completely occupied by Team Skull. Besides the main road, the route also contains a mountainous side path, with multiple forking ledged paths leading downwards. Near the route entrance lies the Po Town Police Station, in which Nanu, the Kahuna of Ula'ula Island, lives with his many Meowth.
Appendix:Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Walkthrough/Introduction

## Introduction

After you launch the game, you will be allowed to set what language you'd like to play in. For the purposes of this walkthrough, I will be using the English language. After this, you'll be greeted by a man named Rowan, also known as the Pokémon Professor. He'll send out his Munchlax. After some talk, he'll allow you to choose how you look and then ask what your name is. He'll then introduce you to your friend and Rival, who you can also name. For the purposes of this walkthrough, I will use his canonical name, Barry. Now it's time for you to leap into the world of Pokémon!
Anabel

**Anabel** is the Frontier Brain in charge of running the Battle Frontier's Battle Tower.

Anabel hears rumors of the player's rankings in the Battle Tower, but she is not impressed. She wants to see their talent in battle for herself. When defeated, she awards the Ability Symbol onto the Frontier Pass.

On the second match, Anabel commends the player's progress and is grateful for the chance to battle without holding anything back, to battle to her fullest.

She is one of the two known Tower Tycoons, the other one being Palmer of the Battle Tower in the Sinnoh region.

In Sun and Moon, Anabel is revealed to have joined the International Police, and was assigned on the UB Task Force. After the player becomes Champion, Looker, Anabel's subordinate, invites the player to the motel on Route 8. Inside, Anabel asks to confirm if the player came in contact with UB-01 Symbiont, better known as Nihilego. Upon confirmation, Anabel discloses the mission of the UB Task Force; to capture, or if necessary, destroy the Ultra Beasts, and asks the player for their assistance. Upon agreeing, Anabel challenges them to a battle to gauge their strength. After being defeated, Anabel is satisfied, and briefs them on their mission, to rendezvous with Wicke and gather information about the Ultra Beasts at the Aether Foundation. The player accomplishes the mission by capturing Nihilego, and Anabel permits the player to keep the specimen. Subsequently, Looker discovers more Ultra Beast sightings, requiring the player to capture them while Anabel helps to keep the Beasts away from civilization.

As the player goes through the missions, Looker reveals that Anabel was discovered washed up on the beach ten years ago, having passed through an Ultra Wormhole and lost most of her memories. As a result of her encounter with the Wormhole, she became irradiated with the wormhole's energy, causing the Ultra Beasts to be drawn to her. After she volunteered to join the International Police, the organization decided to use her as bait to draw out the Ultra Beasts.

Upon the capture of UB-05 Glutton, Guzzlord and the completion of the final mission, Anabel decides to take a break and enjoy the sights of Alola as a tourist.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 1

## New Bark Town

You start off in your room in your hometown of New Bark Town. Head downstairs. Before you can leave your house, your mom will stop you and give you the PokéGear, which she brought back from the repair shop. It has several features that you obtain at certain points of the game. Then she asks you what day of the week it is. She will also ask you if it is Daylight Savings time. Select yes or no, and then she'll ask you if you know how to use the phone. Right now you only have her number and Professor Elm's number. Once she's done talking to you, head out and go to Elm's lab. You will see a mysterious character with red hair spying on the inside of Elm's lab. If you talk to him, he'll push you away. Real nice guy…

### Professor Elm's Lab

Elm receives an email from his friend Mr. Pokémon and wants you to go see him. He then allows you to choose one of three first partner Pokémon.

Each one of the three partner Pokémon is holding a Berry.

* Like Bulbasaur, the Grass-type Chikorita is strong against Rock, Ground, and Water-type Pokémon, and is weak against Fire, Bug, Poison, and Flying-type Pokémon. It learns Razor Leaf at level 8, but doesn't learn any other damage-dealing Grass-type moves until much higher levels. Being a Grass-type, it will also have the toughest time against the first Gym. It evolves into Bayleef at level 16 and then Meganium at level 32.
* Charmander's successor, the Fire-type Cyndaquil is strong against Grass, Bug, and Ice-type Pokémon but has trouble when battling Water, Ground, and Rock-type Pokémon. It learns Ember at level 12, but its Fire-type moves are on the weaker side, so it will be difficult to use starting out. It evolves into Quilava at level 14 and then Typhlosion at level 36.
* Johto's version of Squirtle, the Water-type Totodile is great against Fire, Rock, and Ground-type Pokémon, but struggles against Grass and Electric-type Pokémon. It learns several strong attacks, though only a few are Water-type moves. Water-types are more common in Johto than Grass or Fire-types. It also learns the Dark-type move Bite shortly after it evolves. It evolves into Croconaw at level 18 and then Feraligatr at level 30.

As you leave, Elm's aide will give you a Potion.

Now leave and head onto Route 29.

## Route 29

There are no trainers, but what you can do, if it's morning, is head north from the gate to Route 46. Otherwise, head through Route 29.

On Tuesday, you can find Tuscany of Tuesday, one of the Week Siblings. She can only be found after earning the  Zephyr Badge from Falkner in Violet City, as is the case with the other Week Siblings. Tuscany will give you a Pink Bow, which enhances the power of Normal-type moves.

East of the gate to Route 46, in the very northeast corner, is a Potion.

Up on the northwest ledge is a tree with a Berry.

If you go up inside the gate in the middle of the route, you can reach Route 46.

## Route 46

If it's morning, you can sometimes find wild Phanpy. They have a fairly low encounter rate, however. When you're done here, head west to Cherrygrove City.
Appendix:Pokémon Black and White Walkthrough/Part 14

## Pokémon League

Head into the door on the west side and heal up, then prepare yourself at the Poké Mart.

* Upper cashier
* Lower cashier

Once you're prepared, talk to the guard and he'll let you in. Once you go in, you can't come back out.

Unlike previous generations, you can face the Elite Four in any order. From left to right, you can face Shauntal, who uses Ghost-types; Grimsley, who uses Dark-types; Caitlin, who uses Psychic-types; and Marshal, who uses Fighting-types.

After defeating all members of the Elite Four, go up to the statue and press 🅐 next to the plaque. You'll be led down to a large chamber. Climb all three flights of stairs and enter the temple. Inside you'll see Alder and N. N has defeated Alder already, and they speak about N's plan for separating people and Pokémon. N will notice you and see you have obtained the Light Stone**B**/Dark Stone**W**. He will claim the place you're in is not suitable for the Legendary Dragons. N will then summon up a humongous castle from the ground which surrounds the Pokémon League. After the castle rises, N will head inside it to await your arrival. Cheren will arrive shortly afterwards to assist Alder. After the discussion, head up the slope leading into Team Plasma's castle.
Appendix:Pokémon Crystal Walkthrough/Part 21

## Route 7

This is a short route which connects Saffron City and Celadon City. There's not a whole lot here, but you can find some Pokémon exclusive to this area, namely Houndour and Murkrow, though only at night. Head east to Celadon City.

## Celadon City

You can go in the Pokémon Center and find Eusine, who reveals that Celadon City is his hometown. After you capture Raikou and Entei in the wild, he'll tell you about a rainbow-colored Pokémon appearing at the Tin Tower. He will then leave to go back to Ecruteak City.

At night, you can go behind the Pokémon Center and take the path that leads to the back of the Celadon Mansion. On the roof is a man who will tell you a scary story. After listening, he rewards you with TM03 (Curse), which is a move that raises Attack and Defense, but for Ghost-types, it halves their HP and drains the foe's HP every turn.

On the south side of town is a restaurant. Check the garbage can for a Leftovers.

There are a few new games at the Celadon Game Corner, and they offer some prizes for Coins.

* Left Window
* Right Window

You can also go to the Celadon Department Store, which offers a great variety of items.

### Celadon Department Store

* 2F
* 3F
* 4F
* 5F
* Rooftop

* Left Cashier
* Right Cashier

* Left Cashier
* Right Cashier

After purchasing any items you need, head toward the Celadon Gym.

### Celadon Gym

Defeated, Erika gives you the  Rainbow Badge as well as TM19 (Giga Drain).

Now that you've defeated her, head west onto Route 16.
Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Part 14

## Slateport City

Head northeast of the Pokémon Center near the Slateport Harbor to find Captain Stern being interviewed by Gabby and Ty. After the quick press conference, Stern notices you. He tells you they've discovered a underwater cavern on Route 128, which is a habitat of a Pokémon that has long been extinct. Your conversation is soon cut short by Team Aqua announcing the theft of Stern's submarine, the Submarine Explorer 1. You and Stern enter the harbor to confront them. Archie is there and taunts you, goading you to follow them back to their hideout in Lilycove City before they depart in the stolen submarine. It appears they plan on chasing the Legendary Pokémon. Fly back to Lilycove once again.

## Aqua Hideout

Head into Team Aqua's hideout. The two Grunts standing guard are gone now, giving you freedom to explore. There is a Grunt running around that you can battle first though.

Head up and into the next room. There are two teleporters here. If you take the one on the right, you can grab a Max Elixir. Take the one on the left. Go east to battle a female Grunt.

Go southwest and take the teleporter. Now you'll find a large series of teleporters. To get where you need, on the top row, use either the **left** or  **right** teleporter. Then take the **center** one. On the next row, take the **left** one, and on the bottom row, use the **left** one. You'll now find yourself in a room with four items. The bottom right one is an Electrode; the bottom left one is a Nugget; the top right one is another Electrode; and the top left one is the Master Ball. This Ball will catch any Pokémon without fail; however, you only receive one. Use it wisely.

Head out of the teleporter puzzle room and take the top teleporter back. Keep going right to battle two Grunts in a Double Battle.

Use the teleporter near them and go down the stairs. Here there's another Aqua Grunt running around.

The teleporter below him leads to a Nest Ball. Go back and take the teleporter on the right side of the room. Go up the stairs to battle another Grunt.

Go to the top right and down the stairs to join another Double Battle.

Take the teleporter below them and you'll have one more obstacle to face. It's one of Team Aqua's Admins, Matt, who is guarding the Submarine. He'll be alerted to your appearance. Talk to him and he'll say Team Aqua underestimated you. He then takes you on.

After defeating them, the Submarine will depart toward that underwater cavern. He tells you if you want to find it, you need to search the sea beyond Lilycove City.

Find your way out of the Hideout and Surf east, now that the Wailmer are no longer blocking your way.
Ancient Retreat

**Ancient Retreat** is a place in Hisui region that was most likely founded by the original inhabitants of Hisui. Ancient Retreat is northeast of Hisui. Cogita and Volo are the only characters that currently live in Ancient Retreat.

During the climax of the story of Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Cyllene's Abra teleports to Ancient Retreat to help the player. Abra can transfer Pokémon from pastures of Jubilife Village. After the player can get back to Jubilife Village, Cyllene's Abra vanishes.
Appendix:Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen Walkthrough/Part 16

## Indigo Plateau

Head into the Pokémon Center and heal. Use the PC to make any changes as necessary. Buy some items from the Poké Mart on the left, then head through the door. You will be facing five trainers in a row. The Elite Four and the Champion are really strong, so prepare well. Best of luck!

### Pokémon League

The first member of the Elite Four is Lorelei. She specializes in Ice-type Pokémon, though most of her Pokémon are also part Water. Zapdos and Venusaur do well here.

The second member is Bruno, who specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon, along with two Onix. All three of the Legendary Birds do well here; use Articuno or Venusaur for the Onix.

The third member is Agatha. She specializes in Ghost-type Pokémon, although all of her Pokémon are at least part Poison. Bring a Psychic-type like Hypno or Kadabra along.

The final member is Lance, the Dragon-type master. Ice-types like Articuno do amazing here, as well as Zapdos for Gyarados and Aerodactyl.

Finally, the Champion turns out to be no other than your rival, Blue, who defeated the Elite Four before you even stepped foot in Victory Road. He is a challenge. He will always have Pidgeot, Alakazam, and Rhydon. Zapdos and Articuno for Pidgeot, Articuno for Rhydon, and physical moves (Flying and Ghost moves work great) for Alakazam.

His last three depend on the partner Pokémon you chose at the beginning, like all the other battles with him. Gyarados/Blastoise go down to Electric-type moves. Arcanine/Charizard go down to Water and Rock-type moves. Exeggutor/Venusaur go down to Fire, Ice, and Flying-type moves.

Once Blue is defeated, Professor Oak comes in. He berates Blue for losing and congratulates you. He then leads you into the Hall of Fame, and records you and your Pokémon as champions of the Pokémon League! The credits will then play. However, there's still a lot to do.
Aether House

The **Aether House** is a location on Ula'ula Island in Alola, located on Route 15. It is the Aether Foundation's largest base on Alola's main islands, with one of its purposes being an orphanage for human children and Pokémon. Its headmaster is an Oranguru. Acerola is among the children who live here.

Much like every other facility owned or run by the Aether Foundation, the Aether House features a predominantly white color scheme. The main foyer contains a reception desk which stands in front of a staff room the player cannot access, and four doors leading to other rooms, two of which can be accessed by the player. The headmaster, Oranguru, can be seen at the back of this room. The door to the left leads to a playroom with some shelves, toys and a TV; while the door to the right leads to a bedroom with a table, some bookshelves, two bunk beds, a Mimikyu, a Wimpod, and two Aether Foundation Employees. During the post-game, the Aether scientist in this room will give the player a Porygon.