Sorry! This is incredibly out of date (I assume). I won't be getting back to questions nor updating this guide, but would be glad to let someone add to it.
So far this guide includes...
I. TPPC Legend
II. Battle Frontier
III. Battle Towers (Forest, Inferno, Whirlpool, and Lavender)
IV. SS Anne
V. Safari Contest
VI. Silph Co.
VII. Training Challenge
VIII. The Unown (Part I, II and Unown Ruins)
IX. Evolving Giratina into Origin Form
X. Getting the Legendary Birds
XI. Getting an Arceus
XII. Power Plant
XIII. Radio Tower
XIV. Getting Shaymin
XV. RegiQuest
XVI. v8 Items and Locations
XVII. Lillith's Memorial - Victini
Coming Soon...
The Unown (Part III) - Need help on this
The Seven Sages of Plasma
The Battle with N
If there are any other things you want me to add, please tell me.
Thanks!
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I. TPPC Legend
Note: I have won all 3 legendary dogs with this guide.
Set:
6xGiratina (Any Level)
Items:
Leftovers
Moveset:
Giratina 1 - Close Combat/Ice Ball/Shadow Force/Flamethrower
Giratina 2-6 - Stun Spore/Ice Ball/Shadow Force/Seismictoss
The Battle:
Munchlax - Close Combat
Rayquaza - Ice Ball
Metagross - Flamethrower
GoldenLugia - Shadow Force/Iceball
ShinyKyogre - Seismictoss/Shadow Force
ShinyGroudon - Stun Spore, then Ice Ball
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II. Battle Frontier
Set Needed:
6xGiratina (Any level)
Attach Leftovers to them
Moveset:
Seismictoss
Giga Drain
Shadow Force
Acientpower
Battle:
Use Ancientpower a couple times in the beginning, then Seismictoss the rest of the way.
If you get low on HP, use Giga Drain and/or Shadow Force.
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III. Battle Towers
Note: I have beat each tower at least 20 times with this guide.
Forest Tower Guide:
Recommended Set:
1-2xGiratina 700-1000+
Note: Using a level 500 Giratina has a lower win rate than using a higher leveled one.
Win Rate(Level 650): 95%
Moveset:
Iceball/Closecombat/Flamethrower/Acientpower
Item:
Leftovers
Bulbasaur - Ice Ball or Acientpower
Ivysaur - Iceball or Acientpower
ShinyVenusaur - Iceball
Vileplume - Iceball
Victreebel - Iceball
Exeggutor - Iceball
Jumpluff - Iceball
Pidgeot - Iceball
Dodrio - Iceball
Nidoking - Iceball
Forretress - Flamethrower
Umbreon - Close Combat or Iceball
Misdreavus - Iceball
Scizor - Flamethrower
Eevee - Close Combat or Iceball
Raichu - Close Combat or Iceball
Ursaring - Close Combat or Iceball
Stantler - Close Combat or Iceball
Blissey - Close Combat or Iceball
Celebi - Iceball
Notes:
If you loose too much HP(1/2 of it) before Jumpluff, start over.
If you become burned or paralyzed early on, start over.
Whirlpool Tower Guide:
Set:
Giratina 500 - 1000+
Moveset:
Gigadrain/Acientpower/Spacial Rend/Shadow Force
Items:
Leftovers
Battle:
Remoraid - Acientpower
Seadra - Gigadrain
Octillery - Gigadrain
Pidgeot - Acientpower
Wooper - Gigadrain
Vaporeon - Gigadrain/Shadow Force
Golduck - Gigadrain
Poliwrath - Gigadrain
Suicune - Gigadrain
Slowbro - Gigadrain/Shadow Force
Gyarados - Acientpower
Blastiose - Gigadrain
Dragonite - Spacial Rend
Azumarill - Gigadrain
Corsola - Gigadrain
Articuno - Acientpower
Slowking - Gigadrain/Shadow Force
Feraligatr - Gigadrain
Kingdra - Spacial Rend
Quagsire - Gigadrain
Notes:
If you become burned or paralyzed early on, start over.
You should be faster than all of the Pokemon once you KO seadra. If you are not you are doing something wrong.
Inferno Tower Guide
Recommended Set:
2xGiratina 1000+
Win Rate(Level 650): 95%
Moveset:
Earthquake/Acientpower/Flamethrower/Gigadrain
Item:
Leftovers
Houndour - Acientpower
Marowak - Gigadrain
Ninetales - Acientpower
Scizor - Flamethrower
Magmar - Earthquake
Flareon - Earthquake
Steelix - Earthquake or Gigadrain
Rapidash - Earthquake
Ampharos - Earthquake
Gligar - Gigadrain or Flamethrower
Golem - Gigadrain
Forretress - Flamethrower
Moltres - Acientpower
Hitmonchan - Earthquake or Gigadrain if you are low on HP
Hitmonlee - Earthquake or Gigadrain if you are low on HP
Skarmory - Flamethrower
Acranine - Earthquake
Charizard - Acientpower
Typhlosion - Earthquake
Entei - Earthquake
Notes:
If you get paralyzed or burned early on, start over.
Lavender Tower Guide:
Recommended Set:
Filler
1-3xGiratina 1000-1500+
Moveset:
Close Combat/Shadow Force/Gigadrain/Acientpower
Items:
Filler - Silph Scope
Giratina(s) - Leftovers
The Battle:
Cubone - Acientpower
DarkMarowak - Acientpower
DarkSableye - Shadow Force
DarkBanette - Shadow Force
DarkMismagius - Shadow Force
DarkWeavile - - Close Combat
DarkCrawdaunt - Close Combat then Gigadrain
DarkTyranitar - Close Combat then Gigadrain
DarkHoundoom - Close Combat then Acientpower
DarkShiftry - Close Combat
DarkLuxray - Shadow Force
DarkBastiodon - Close Combat then Gigadrain
DarkVespiquen - Acientpower
DarkGolem - Gigadrain
DarkFlygon - Shadow Force
DarkGastrodon - Gigadrain
DarkGastrodon - Gigadrain
DarkDusknoir - Shadow Force
DarkRotom - Shadow Force
DarkGiratina - Shadow Force
Notes:
Let the filler get KO'ed. Then switch to your first Giratina.
This tower requires your first pokemon have a Silph Scope attached. To get the Silph Scope, you must beat the Silph Co. (10% chance)
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IV. SS Anne
Note: I have won the
SS.
Anne 3 times with this guide, and I have made it to over 1000 KO's
Set:
Chasey level 5 holding Leftovers
5xFiller level 5
Moveset:
Ice Ball
Acientpower
Giga Drain or Drain Punch
Haze
How to win:
At first, use Acientpower to KO the first couple of opponents. If you run low on HP, use Gigadrain(or Drain Punch), then Ice Ball until you are around level 12-15. Once you are that level, you can use Acientpower again until you are OHKOing all of the other pokemon. Then, just use Ice Ball the rest of the time.
If you ever run low on HP (which shouldn't happen), just use Giga Drain(or Drain Punch). When you have your desired amount of pokemon defeated, just use Haze repeatedly.
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V. Safari Contest
Objective:
Submit a pokemon with the highest amount of points. You can submit pokemon from the Map, Safari Zone.
Prize:
1st Place - ShinyScyther (?) 10
2nd Place - ShinyTauros (?) 10
The only 2 pokemon you will need to submit are:
Seedot
Lotad
Try adding those to your pokedex if your pokedex is almost empty. Then, when you encounter a Seedot or Lotad, there will be a green marker saying "Caught!".
Once you submit it, there will be a box saying:
"Your submission was worth <insert points here>
You can look at the scoreboard which shows the Top 10, but only the Top 2 will get a prize.
Try aiming for around 158,000,000 - 165,000,000. If you get in the 160 millions, you will probably get a prize.
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VI. Silph Co.
Roster:
Chasey level 5
5xSpiritomb level 5
Chansey: Left Overs/Moves: Ancient Power Giga Drain Recover Fissure
Spiritomb: Quick claw/Moves: Fissure,filler,filler,filler
Raichu: Ancient Power/Recover if needed 2/3 health
Venusaur: Fissure/Recover if needed 2/3 health
Charzard: Ancient Power/Recover if needed 2/3 health
Blastoise: Fissure/Recover if needed 2/3 health
Gliscor: Fissure
Torterra: Fissure
The guide below apparently doesn't work anymore :(
All you need is a Level 5 Chansey.
Note: You must have 5 other level 5 or lower pokemon in your roster.
Attach Leftovers to the Chansey. (Found on Spheal from Dark Islands)
Moves:
Ice Ball
Giga Drain
Recover
Battle:
Raichu - Ice Ball
ShinyVenasaur - If your HP is below 2/3, use recover. If not, use Ice Ball.
DarkCharizard - Ice Ball, and if you have to, Recover
DarkBlastiose - Giga Drain. You may have to Recover before you KO it.
ShinyGliscor - Ice Ball. You should be able to OHKO it or KO it in 2 hits.
ShinyTorterra - Ice Ball. OHKO
This worked for me. You may not get the Silph Scope on the first try though. I've seen some people try over 20 times without getting the item. I've also seen some people get it on the first try, so it's all about luck.
Link to Silph Co. -
http://tppcrpg.net/battle.php?Battle=SilphCo
You can find Chansey in the Safari Zone
Here are some other options besides using a Chansey and where they are found:
Wobbuffet (Victory Path)
Wailmer (Frozen Ruins)
Sableye
Spiritomb (Memorial Caves)
Lapras
Jigglypuff
Lickitung (Memorial Caves)
Some of these don't work as well, but they still work.
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2nd Method
Set:
Giratina (Any Level)x6
Moveset:
Ice Ball
Giga Drain
Recover
Mirror Coat
The Battle:
Raichu - Ice Ball
ShinyVenasaur - Ice Ball
DarkCharizard - Ice Ball
DarkBlastiose - Giga Drain
ShinyGliscor - Mirror Coat
ShinyTorterra - Mirror Coat
Use Recover when your HP falls low.
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VII. Training Challenge
The Training Challenge is simple. All you have to do is battle pokemon the same level as the highest in your roster to gain levels. The trainer with the highest level pokemon (all pokemons start out at level 5) at the end of the month wins a Golden 5th generation starter, while the top 5 receive a Shiny and Dark 5th generation starter. The starter varies from month to month.
Strategy:
I would recomend using a Deoxys. It has the best Stats overall. Also, I recommend attaching a Life Orb to it. 2nd Best is Mewtwo.
Moveset:
Psycho Boost
Ice Ball
Shadow Force
Earthquake
Just use the move that would be best against the opponents pokemon. You can face all of the pokemon, in normal form.
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VIII. Unown Tower
Part I.
Set:
1xGiratina, any level
Moveset:
Shadow Force
Acientpower
Item:
X Speed
Battle:
Use Acientpower for UnownA
then, use Shadow Force for UnownB-Z
Prize:
Rare Metal
Part II 1/2
Note: Part II is similar to DayWeed's guide, which can be found
Here. It's not exactly the same, but mine is almost based off of it. Thanks DayWeed!
Set:
6xGiratina 500+
Moveset:
Giratina #1: Shadow Force/Ice Ball/Acientpower/Thunder Wave
Giratina #2-6: Shadow Force/Acientpower/Stun Spore/Ice Ball
Items:
Giratina #1: Twilight Orb
Giratina #2-6: X Speed
Note: To get the Twilight Orb, you must attach 6xRare Metals to your roster, and then beat the Evolution Gym with a Fire Type pokemon.
Battle:
UnownZ: Shadow Force
ShinyRayquaza: Ice Ball
DarkLatios: Shadow Force/Ice Ball
DarkLatias: Shadow Force/Ice Ball
ShinyHo-Oh: Acientpower
ShinyGroudon: Ice Ball
Note: If you want, you can paralyze the other pokemon before you attack. (Personal Preference).
Prize: Latias
Part II 2/2
Set:
6xGiratina 500+
Moveset:
Giratina #1: Shadow Force/Ice Ball/Seed Flare/Thunder Wave
Giratina #2-6: Shadow Force/Thunder Wave/Seed Flare/Ice Ball
Items:
Giratina #1: Twilight Rod
Giratina #2-6: Quick Claw
Note: To get the Twilight Orb, you must attach 6xRare Metals to your roster, and then beat the Evolution Gym with a Steel Type pokemon.
UnownZ: Shadow Force
ShinyRayquaza: Ice Ball
DarkLatios: Shadow Force/Ice Ball
DarkLatias: Shadow Force/Ice Ball
ShinyLugia: Ice Ball
ShinyKyogre: Seed Flare
Note: If you want, you can paralyze the other pokemon before you attack. (Personal Preference).
Unown Ruins
Prize: Darkrai
To start off with, you need all 84 Unowns (N/S/D) to access the battle.
Once you have that, go to The Unown and there should be a button that says "Enter The Ruins". Click that, and then you will battle the Darkrai Battle.
Set:
1-3xGiratina, with Leftovers
Moveset:
Shadow Force
Acientpower
Close Combat
Battle:
UnownD - Acientpower
UnownA - Acientpower
UnownR-ShinyUnownI - Shadow Force
Darkrai - Close Combat
It's a really easy and simple battle, but the Darkrai KO's you sometimes.
Part III
Not complete. I will try to make a guide when I have time.
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IX. Evolving Giratina into Origin Form
Credit is to mathmaster_96, he made this guide.
Well, most of you have been wondering how to get the Griseous Orb. The Griseous Orb allows you to evolve a Normal Giratina into the Origin Forme.
You will need a Giratina as your Starter Pokémon.
The Guide:
1: First, with the Giratina as your starter, you must go to the
"Caverns of Alph" map.
2: Secondly, keep clicking around the map until you find a yellow rock-like thing. It will appear anywhere on the map, so be patient and keep clicking!
Click this!
3: Once you click on the yellow rock, you will be redirected to a battle. It is called "A Wild Giratina" and you will be facing an OriginGiratina. Use Shadowball/Crunch and it should die. (I just remembered this :D)
Note: The Origin Giratina is the same level as the highest level in your roster.
4: Once you beat the OriginGiratina, you will receive a screen that looks like this:
Click me.
5: Attach the Griseous Orb to your Giratina and fight the Evolution Gym. Once you win, your Giratina will evolve into an OriginGiratina.
Evolved! (Click.)
6: You're done!
Click.
Enjoy!
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X. Getting the Legendary Birds
Credits to Musty for this :)
This is quite simple, all you need to do is get 10 of each Fragment (Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire) When you have 10 of each go to the research lab and convert them in to Shards, RubyShard (Moltres), SapphireShard (Articuno) and EmeraldShard (Zapdos). Attach any off them to the first Pokemon in your Team and search for them on the Map
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XI. Getting an Arceus
Step 1) Getting 6xAzure Flutes
How to get them...
- You need this set in this order.
Giratina
ShinyPalkia
ShinyDialga
Giratina
Giratina
Giratina
The Giratinas need Leftovers attached.
Then, go to the map Empty Cliffs and click on it until you see two people on the map. Click on them and you should be taken to the battle page.
Moveset:
Ancientpower
Giga Drain
Spacial Rend
Close Combat
The Azure Flute Battle:
ShinySnorlax - Ancientpower until it has around 1/3 health then Close Combat
Giratina - Spacial Rend
ShinyGroudon - Giga Drain
ShinyKyogre - Giga Drain
DarkPalkia - Spacial Rend
DarkDialga - Close Combat
Note: There is only a 10% chance of getting an Azure Flute.
The Battle for Arceus:
This time you need:
6xGiratina (All around the same level)
You need an Azure Flute on each one of them to access the battle.
Moveset:
Seismictoss
Chatter
Double Team
Acientpower
To get to the battle just do the same as the Azure Flute battle. (Go to Empty Cliffs and click on the researchers when they appear).
Battle:
The battle for Arceus contains 17 Arceus, 1 of each type of Arceus.
On each one, use Chatter, 1-2 Double Teams, then Seismictoss.
If the Arceus is Bug, Fire, Flying, or Ice, then use Ancientpower instead of Seismictoss.
To see which type each one is,
Click Here
Good luck getting your Arceus!
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XII. Power Plant
Level 1, 2, & 3:
Set:
6xGiratina, with Quick Claw
Moveset:
Earthquake, Acientpower
Use Earthquake on all of them, unless it's a flying type. If it's a flying type, use Acientpower
Master Engineer:
Set:
Giratinax6, with Quick Claw
Moveset:
Thunder Wave
Chatter
Shadow Force
Seismictoss
Just use Thunder Wave, then Chatter, then Shadow Force. If the pokemon is Normal type, use Seismictoss instead of Shadow Force.
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XIII. Radio Tower
The Radio Tower is pretty simple. All you have to do is give in a pokemon that they request, and you get 1 spot in a bi-weekly raffle.
Here is the list of the map pokemon they may want, along with where they are found on the maps:
Wooper - Acient Temple
Yanma - Treepath, City Limits
Rattata - Treepath, Untouched Growth
Tauros - Safari Zone
Ditto - Untouched Growth
Drowzee - Untouched Growth
Lotad - Safari Zone
Pikachu - Untouched Growth, Victory Path
Abra - Untouched Growth
Shieldon - Acient Temple
Shinx - Victory Path
Stantler - Hidden Cove, Memorial Caves
Barboach - Cold Cavern, Frozen Ruins
Magikarp - Dark Islands, Cold Cavern, Frozen Ruins
Houndour - Meteor Hills
One winner is selected randomly every Monday and Thursday.
Prize: GoldenRotom
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XIV. Getting Shaymin
Note: A giratina set is recommended for all of this.
Step 1: Get the Secret Key.
Once a month, on a random day, the Radio Tower will get overrun by Team Rocket. On those days, you can battle against them.
It's easy to beat, so just have a moveset of:
Earthquake
Close Combat
Use Earthquake on Skuntank and Metagross, and Close Combat on Weavile.
There is a 10% chance of you winning a Secret Key when you beat it.
Step 2: Get a Gracidea
Attach the Secret Key to your first pokemon, and search the map Dark Islands until you find the Underground Passage. It should come up like a turf battle, so you won't miss it.
You will have another battle, so here is the moveset you need:
Earthquake
Close Combat
Ice Ball
Thunder Wave
Here is the battle:
Mr.Mime - Earthquake
Steelix - Earthquake
PorygonZ - Close Combat
Magnezone - Earthquake
Electrivire - Earthquake
Shaymin - Thunder Wave, then Ice Ball
Once you beat this battle, you will get a Gracidea.
Attach it to your starter, and search the maps for Shaymin. When you find it, it will be the same level as your starter. Just use Ice Ball to KO it and your Gracidea will break and you will receive a Shaymin!
Step 3: Evolving your Shaymin (Optional)
If you want a Shaymin (Sky Form), then you will need to do this.
First you need to win another Gracidea, and attach it to your Shaymin. Then, go to the Evolution Center with the Gracidea attached to the Shaymin and evolve your Shaymin!
Thanks to Jdrkmew for the information and most of the moveset!
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XV. RegiQuest
Phase 1
Roster:
Armaldo
Cradily
UnownR
UnownE
UnownG
UnownI
Then, go to the Hidden Cove map. You will now be able to find the following new map pokemon:
Ralts
Sableye
Aron
Meditite
Tropius
Absol
Relicanth*
Regirock*
*= Need for later in the RegiQuest
Phase 2
Roster:
Regirock
Relicanth
UnownR
UnownE
UnownG
UnownI
Then, go to the Cold Cavern map, and you will be able to find the following new map pokemon:
Seviper
Sableye
Aron
Zangoose
Baltoy
Luvdisc
Bagon
Regice*
*= Need for later in the RegiQuest
Phase 3
Roster:
Regirock
Regice
UnownR
UnownE
UnownG
UnownI
Then, go to the Empty Cliffs map, and you will be able to find the following new map pokemon:
ShinyTorchic
ShinyTreecko
ShinyMudkip
DarkTorchic
DarkTreecko
DarkMudkip
Beldum
Registeel*
*= Needed for later in the RegiQuest
RegiTower
Prize: Rayquaza
To access the RegiTower, you need this roster.
Regirock
Regice
Registeel
filler
filler
filler
I recommend using 1k Giratinas for the fillers to beat this tower.
Moveset: Ancientpower/Ice Ball/Shadow Force/Thunder Wave
Items:
Leftovers on all of the Giratinas
Battle:
First, let your Regirock faint.
Then, Thunder Wave against Regirock and then use Ancientpower until you KO it.
It is optional to use Thunder Wave before you attack.
Regirock - Ancientpower
Regice - Ancientpower
Registeel - Shadow Force
Salamence - Ice Ball
Metagross - Shadow Force
ShinySceptile - Ice Ball
ShinyBlaziken - Shadow Force
ShinySwampert - Shadow Force
Slaking - Ice Ball
ShinyFlygon - Ice Ball
Articuno - Ancientpower
Zapdos - Ice Ball
Moltres - Ancienpower
Armaldo - Shadow Force
Cradily - Shadow Force
Milotic - Shadow Force
Latias - Shadow Force/Ice Ball
Latios - Shadow Force/Ice Ball
Kyogre - Shadow Force
Groudon - Ice Ball, or Shadow Force if you are low on HP.
Rayquaza - Ice Ball
Good luck getting your Rayquaza!
Regigigas
Roster:
1 - Regirock (Ruby Shard attached)
2 - Regice (Sapphire Shard attached)
3 - Registeel (Emerald Shard attached)
4-6 - Fillers
Then, go to the map Ancient Temple, and keep clicking until you find it. Once you find it, battle it (same level as the highest in your roster, so just use Close Combat), defeat it, and you will have your own Regigigas!
Note: To get the 3 shards, you must go to any map (Caverns of Alph preferably) and just catch pokemon. There is a small chance that the pokemon will be holding a Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald Fragment. Once you get 10 of a fragment, go to the Research Lab and convert them into a shard of that same kind.
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XVI. v8 Items and Locations
Dragon Scale
What it does: Boosts Dragon type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Bagon (Cold Cavern)
Horsea (Cold Cavern)
Spell Tag
What it does: Boosts Ghost type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Shuppet (Dark Cave)
Duskull (Memorial Cave)
Kings Rock
What it does: Increases the chances of the opponent flinching when you attack them, and it evolves certain pokemon.
Pokemon that hold this item:
Teddiursa (Memorial Cave)
Pokemon that evolve with this item:
Poliwhirl -> Politoad
Slowpoke -> Slowking
Metal Coat
What it does: Boosts Steel Type moves, and it evolves certain pokemon
Pokemon that hold this item:
Magnemite (Victory Path)
Pokemon that evolve with this item:
Onix -> Steelix
Scyther -> Scizor
Poison Barb
What it does: Boosts Poison type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Roselia (Unobtainable as of now)
Croagunk -> Toxicroak
Soft Sand
What it does: Boosts Ground type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Trapinch (Meteor Hills)
Leftovers
What it does: Restores 1/18 HP per turn
Pokemon that hold this item:
Spheal (Dark Islands)
Sharp Beak
What it does: Boosts Flying type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Doduo (Empty Cliffs)
Pidgey (Empty Cliffs)
Miracle Seed
What it does: Boosts Grass type attacks, and it evolves certain pokemon
Pokemon that hold this item:
Oddish (Empty Cliffs,Hidden Cove,and Safari Zone)
Pokemon that evolve with this item:
Eevee -> Lefeon
Silver Powder
What it does: Boosts Bug type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Heracross (Hidden Cove)
Darkglasses
What it does: Boosts Dark type attacks, and it evolves certain pokemon
Pokemon that hold this item:
Poochyena (Dark Cave)
Pokemon that evolve with this item:
Murkrow -> Honchcrow
Pink Bow
What it does: Boosts Normal type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Phanpy (Dark Cave)
Polkadot Bow
What it does: Boosts Normal type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Whismur (Meteor Hills)
Exp Share
What it does: Splits the exp gained with the pokemon holding the item and the battling pokemon
Pokemon that hold this item:
Wobbuffet (Victory Path)
Magnet
What it does: Boosts Electric type moves
Pokemon that hold this item:
Pikachu (Victory Path and Untouched Growth)
Scope Lens
What it does: Increases Critical Hit ratio to 3/5 when you attack.
Pokemon that hold this item:
Absol (Hidden Cove via Regiquest)
Charcoal
What it does: Boosts Fire type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Vulpix (Meteor Hills and Untouched Growth)
Twisted Spoon
What it does: Boosts Psychic type attacks, and it evolves certain pokemon
Pokemon that hold this item:
Abra (You can Find it at Untouched Growth)
Spoink (You can Find it at Victory Path)
Hard Stone
What it does: Boosts Rock type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Aron (You can Find it at Dark Cave)
Upgrade
What it does: Evolves Porygon2 into PorygonZ
Pokemon that hold this item:
Porygon (You can Find it at Victory Path)
Silph Scope
Defeat the Silph Co. Only a 10% chance to obtain it.
Use: Unlocks the full Lavender Tower.
Team Boost
What it does: Increases faction gains to 4500 points and 9000 if your opponent Has more team points than you
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Private
Amulet Coin
What it does: Doubling cash earned after a battle.
Note: The pokemon who is out when the opponent faints has to have the coin on.
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Specialist
Power Boost
What it does: Makes moves do 10% more damage. (Toxic/etc don't count)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Captain
Elemental Stone
What it does: Makes moves do 50% more damage. (Toxic/etc don't count) and increases your chance of critical hit to 4/5.
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Colonel
Rare Metal
What it does: Nothing (Check 'How to use it')
How to use it: 6 Rare Metals attached on your roster set + a specific pokemon as your starting pokemon + evolution gym unlocks Twilight Orb or Twilight Rod
Where to get it: Defeating the Unown Tower in Battle Towers.
Twilight Orb
What it does: Unlocks Unown Tower Phase #1.
Where to get it: From rare metals + Fire pokemon + Evolution gym.
How to unlock phase: Just have your starting pokemon with the item attached and go to the Unown Tower.
Twilight Rod
What it does: Unlocks Unown Tower Phase #2.
Where to get it: From rare metals + Steel pokemon + Evolution gym.
How to unlock phase: Just have your starting pokemon with the item attached and go to the Unown Tower.
Rough Diamond
What it does: Unlock Smooth Diamond
How to use: Have a fire Pokemon as your starter and bring 10 Rough Diamonds to the Research Lab and trade it in.
Pokemon that hold this item:
Every Pokemon in the Maps.
Rough Pearl
What it does: Unlock Smooth Pearl
How to use: Have a water Pokemon as your starter and bring 10 Rough Pearls to the Research Lab and trade it in.
Pokemon that hold this item:
Every Pokemon in the Maps.
Smooth Diamond
What it does: Evolves Electabuzz into Electivire.
How to use:Via Evolution Gym
Smooth Pearl
What it does: Evolves Magmar into Magmortar.
How to use: Via Evolution Gym
X Special
What it does: Boosts Special Attack
Pokemon that hold this item:
Articuno
X Defense
What it does: Boosts Defense
Pokemon that hold this item:
Moltres
X Attack
What it does: Boosts Attack
Pokemon that hold this item:
Zapdos
X Accuracy
What it does: Boosts Accuracy
Pokemon that hold this item:
Kecleon
X Speed
What it does: Boosts Speed
Pokemon that hold this item:
Voltorb
Note:
When attached, X Special , X Attack, X Defense, and X Speed add 20 points to the base stat in that category.
X Accuracy increases the accuracy of all moves by 10%.
Mystic Water
What it does: Boosts Water Attacks + Evolve
How to get it: Breed 2 Clamperl, Gorebyss or Huntail with each other, and there is a chance that the egg will contain a Mystic Water.
Focus Band
What it does: May prevent Pokemon from fainting (really small chance).
How to get it: 1st Place in Seafoam Islands - Gyarados Cup
"You cannot anymore obatain this item
Charged Rod
Unknown use.
Scrap Metal
What it does: Unknown use
Where to get it: "Overusing" Charged Rod
Life Orb
What it does: It increases the power, but takes HP away every time you attack it
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Sergeant
Alph Glyph
What it does: To Find Shiny/Dark Unknown in Caverns of Glyph (You must Attach the alph Glyph in your starter)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Lieutenant
Valor Band
What it does: To Find Azelf (You Must attach the Valor Band in your starter and go to map and find them in the bottom of the page)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Major
Team: Galactic
Magma Stone
What it does: To Find Heatran(You Must attach the Magma Stone in your starter and go to map and find them in the bottom of the page)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Major
Team: Magma
Verity Stone
What it does: To Find Mesprit (You Must attach the Verity Stone in your starter and go to map and find them in the bottom of the page)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Major
Team: Rocket
Acuity Water
What it does: To Find Uxie (You Must attach the Acuity Water in your starter and go to map and find them in the bottom of the page)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Major
Team:TPPC
DNA Strand
What it does: To Find Deoxys (You Must attach the DNA Strand in your starter and go to map and find them in the bottom of the page)
Where to get it: Trading in Team Stat points.
Rank: Major
Team: Aqua
Nevermeltice
What it does: Evolves Eevee into Glaceon
Pokemon(s) that hold this item:
Jynx (You can find at Cold Caverns and Frozen Ruins)
Small Charm
What it does: To Get a Phione
Obtain it by completing 20% of your Pokedex. If you attach it to your starter Pokemon and beat the Baby Tower, you'll receive Phione.
Ruby Fragments
Pokemon that hold this item:
Every Pokemons in Maps
Sapphire Fragments
Pokemon that hold this item:
Every Pokemons in Maps
Emerald Fragments
Pokemon that hold this item:
Every Pokemons in Maps
Ruby Shard
What it does: To Find Moltres
You Must Find 10 Ruby Fragments in Every Pokemons in Maps and after you collect 10 Ruby Fragments Go to Research Lab and Convert it.
Sapphire Shard
What it does: To Find Articuno
You Must Find 10 Sapphire Fragments in Every Pokemons in Maps and after you collect 10 Sapphire Fragments Go to Research Lab and Convert it.
Emerald Shard
What it does: To Find Zapdos
You Must Find 10 Emerald Fragments in Every Pokemons in Maps and after you collect 10 Emerald Fragments Go to Research Lab and Convert it.
Secret Key
You need to battle the Team Rocket Grunt on Monday and Thursday
at the Radio Tower to obtain it. Attach the Secret Key to your starter Pokemon and start clicking around Map 1 (Dark Islands) until you come across a message that tells you to enter some sort of Secret Passage. Click that link.
Gracidea
After you beat Shaymin, you get another item (The Gracidea). Attach THAT to your starter, click around the maps until you find a Shaymin, beat it, and then it's added to your box.
Griseous Orb
Search the Caverns of Alph map while Giratina is in your first slot. You will see a yellow object on the map; click it and defeat the Giratina to obtain the Griseous Orb. Attach it to Giratina and beat the Evolution Gym in order for Giratina to change into Origin form.
Quick Claw
Pokemon that hold this item:
Meowth
(you can find at City Limits or Untouched Growth)
Azure Flute
What it does: Lets you unlock Arceus battle
How to use it:Obtain 6 Azure Flutes and search on a map called Empty Cliff, a researcher will pop up and he will take you to the Arceus battle where u have to beat all 17 forms of Arceus to win a Arceus
Where to get it: Having 1 SPalkia 1 SDialga 1 Giratina in your team, keep clicking on Ancient Temple map until a researcher shows up, beat him and you will have a change of obtaining an Azure Flute
Note: after you win Arceus, the Azure Flutes break.
Blackbelt
What it does: Boosts Fighting type attacks
Pokemon that hold this item:
Machop (Untouched Growth)
Meditite (Hidden Cove and Empty Cliffs)
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XVII. Lillith's Memorial - Victini
R.I.P. Lillith
Here are the steps to finding Victini.
You need these 6 pokemon in your roster. Any slot, any order.
Moltres
Charmander
Growlithe
Magmar
Vulpix
Ponyta
Then, go to the map Memorial Caves, which will now be called Lillith's Memorial Caves and search the map. When you find Victini, it will appear like a Turf Battle, so don't worry about missing it.
Note: Finding Victini is rare, and may take several hours.
Once you find it, you must battle it.
Here is what you need
Set:
The 6 pokemon need to find Victini, at level 150+
Items
1st pokemon - Leftovers
2nd pokemon - Quick Claw
3rd-6th pokemon - X Accuracy
Moveset:
1st pokemon - Ancientpower/Dive/Thunderwave/Recover
2nd-6th pokemon - Fissure/Thunderwave/filler/filler
Battle:
Ponyta - Ancientpower
Growlithe - Ancienpower, but use Recover if you deem necessary
Victini - Thunderwave, then Dive if you are still using your 1st pokemon. If it faints, use Fissure.
Good luck getting Victini!
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Credits:
Shrimpy, for making this RPG.
Frost, for making (most of) these guides.
DayWeed, for giving my an Unown Tower baseline.
mathmaster_96, for letting me use his Griseous Orb guide.
Musty, for the Legendary Bird Guide.
Jdrkmew, for helping (a lot) for the Shaymin Guide.
Salamencario, for having the information for RegiQuest.
DragonEyez, for the v8 Item information.
A secret person, for the RegiTower guide.
ChromeKing, for the item info on black belt.
Frost's guide for....pretty much everything!
