Pokemon Collosseum This is pikachulover speaking about Realgam tower and more. ====================== Realgam Tower~ ====================== Snazzy, eh? The actual Tower is way in the back. To get there you must go through the mazy Rail Network. Sadly, the door to the Tower is locked hard, and to open it you need 4 Keys, which are retrieved by our favorite 4 bosses we already put to rest! As you enter the first Dome, take the door to the right. There, is the infamous Miror B. Cipher Admin Miror B. Ludicolo Lv. 44 Ludicolo Lv. 45 Golduck Lv. 45 Loudred Lv. 46 Sudowoodo Lv. 35 (Shadow Pokemon)/Armaldo Lv. 43 (Depending if you caught him before). He changed his team to make it really easy to win. Half his team goes down to Electric attacks, focus on those. Catch Sudowoodo if you didn't before. For defeating him, you will recieve the Red ID Badge, 1 of 4 badges to enter the Tower. Head to the main Dome and head up. This Dome has a PC and Health Restoring machine. To use them, you have to fight the old man near it, disguised as a Peon. Cipher Peon Bopen Seviper Lv. 40 Dustox Lv. 39 Grimer Lv. 39 Psychic. 'Nuff said. Save and heal if needed and head back to the main Dome. This time, head through the right door and then the up door in the next Dome. Here's Dakim, all ready for a rematch. Cipher Admin Dakim Claydol Lv. 46 Forretress Lv. 45 Whiscash Lv. 46 Flygon Lv. 46 Entei Lv. 40 (Shadow Pokemon)/Houndoom Lv. 47 (Depending if you caught him or not). Dakim will still use Earthquake, but almost never use Protect. Most of his Pokemon know the Ability Levitate, making Ground attacks miss. Water and Fire will easily take down his team again, just be careful when weakening Entei again if you missed him. He's damn useful in Realgam Tower. After his defeat you will earn the Green ID Badge, 2 out of 4 Badges closer to getting into the Tower. Head to heal and save and head to the Dome left of it. Then go up. 2 Peons are there. Battle them to unlock the doors. We'll do the right one for now, as a prize lies on it's other side. Cipher Peon Arton Glalie Lv. 42 Piloswine Lv. 42 Delibird Lv. 45 (Shadow Pokemon) Fire-type attacks will destroy this weak Peon. Take out the other trainer because it's easy now. Cipher Peon Baila Gloom Lv. 41 Jumpluff Lv. 42 Sunflora Lv. 45 (Shadow Pokemon) More Flamethrower usage. Still shouldn't be too hard. Sunflora can be highly annoying if you're trying to keep it alive to catch it. It will use some annoying attacks, so use some Full Heals to keep yourself healthy if need be. Head to the right and you'll see a big gold door with a Red, blue, green, and yellow Pokeballs on its sides. Put the Badges into their respective slots. When all 4 Pokeballs are activated, the door will open. For now, head to the right Dome then head up. Chief Ein is there, ready to battle you once again! Cipher Admin Cheif Ein Crobat Lv. 49 Pelipper Lv. 49 Rhydon Lv. 50 Starmie Lv. 49 Raikou Lv. 40 (Shadow Pokemon)/Manectric Lv. 50 (Depending if you caught him first time around) Damn. Rhydon and Pelliper enjoy coming out together, as Rhydon's Lightningrod Ability takes Electric attacks for him, making them useless. Keep exploiting those weaknesses and try to Snag Raikou this time around, you won't get another chance until much later. Killing off Rhydon first is the key to this battle. After winning he'll give you the Yellow ID Badge, Badge 3 of 4 to enter the Tower. You will now get an E-Mail from Eagun, stating it's his first E-Mail, but it gets cut off. Head back to Agate Village and talk to him. He'll hand you the valuable Master Ball (why is a mystery) and say to stop Cipher. Head back and to the Dome left of the Gold door, head up. Venus is there holding the last badge. Cipher Admin Venus Misdreavus Lv. 47 Wigglytuff Lv. 48 Raichu Lv. 48 Bellossom Lv. 47 Suicune Lv. 40 (Shadow Pokemon)/Milotic Lv. 48 (Depending if you Snagged him or not) Boy, what a diverse team! Your only way out is switch for STAB and a type advantage and weakness for them, or just attack with full power. It's your choice. Suicune is easily captured with some Net Balls, buy some if you haven't Snagged him just yet. Milotic is absurdly annoying if you do have to fight him. Milotic has a tendency to never die after a ton of attacks. Get both your Pokemon to team up against it, hopefully taking it down in two attacks. Once defeated she'll hand over the Blue ID Badge. Put all four badges into their respective slots and the Gold door will be unlocked. Before you can continue, you must defeat yet another Peon. Sheesh, they must stop! Cipher Peon Dioge Ariados Lv. 41 Heracross Lv. 45 (Shadow Pokemon) Masquerain Lv. 42 They are begging you to flame broil them for dinner. Let's not keep them waiting. Heracross's Megahorn will seriously hurt you, it's an awesome attack. Snag if possible. Brute strength may be the way to go later on pretty soon. Now head through the door and you'll ride the rail's to the base of Realgam Tower. The welcoming party tells you that your the 1000th guest here, as if! They opened today. So let's have a battle to make him keep quiet. Bandana Guy Klest Lombre Lv. 42 Graveler Lv. 42 Hariyama Lv. 42 Must I explain every little battle? I have no strategy for this one, as he is too easy to say much else. The base of the Tower has a lot of trainers. Talk to the lady at the desk for money, and a battle (win money afterwards). Hunter Aline Metang Lv. 39 Larion Lv. 41 Mawile Lv. 40 Another team that is weak to all Fire-type attacks. Uh, anyways to the left of her is another crappy trainer wanting to battle you. St. Performer Luper Feraligatr Lv. 40 Seadra Lv. 39 Qwilfish Lv. 40 Octillery Lv. 39 Man, they really want to give you an advantage! Thunderbolt wins it here. To the right of the desk is a door. A trainer ambushes you when opened. Bodybuilder Givern Wigglytuff Lv. 43 Loudred Lv. 45 Bumping up the Pokemon several levels shouldn't be too much of a hassle to deal with. Inside the Dining Room is another trainer. Rider Elose Cradily Lv. 40 Noctowl Lv. 39 Chimecho Lv. 40 Swalot Lv. 39 Something diverse. Type weaknesses, keep thinking about that main factor! Back to the other side of the desk goi through the door into a casino for some big bucks, that is from trainers, though. Chaser Trus Machoke Lv. 40 Swellow Lv. 40 Magneton Lv. 40 Ninetales Lv. 40 Same thing with the previous battle, exploit weaknesses. Rider Kevel Sandslash Lv. 40 Quagsire Lv. 41 Donphan Lv. 40 Grass is your one way ticket to kicking his team into the ground. At the back desk is a Shopkeeper, but disguised as one at least. He's the Mystery Troop you met in Phenac so if you missed your chance at Snagging then, here's another chance! Mystery Troop Rosso/Bluno/Verde Quilava/Croconaw/Bayleef Lv. 30 (Shadow Pokemon) Muk Lv. 45 Grumpig Lv. 44 Yep, the rematch. Q/C/B will be replaced by something else if you Snagged them already. Well, that's all the trainers on the Main Floor. Go back to the desk and talk to the dude in the tuxedo. He'll say he's actually Silva and tell you he snuck in here to help you. Head into the Elevator to go to the second floor. On the Second Floor, you'll be confronted by Nascour. Funny, way back in Phenac City he said you'd meet up again. He was right. He'll escape in one of the two Elevators. To the left of the Elevator you just came out of is a room that has a healing center and a PC. To use the healing machine you must beat another trainer. Chaser Rugen Vigoroth Lv. 41 Shelgon Lv. 40 Pfft, and he said he was strong too. Now, head up the stairs to the left Elevator that Nascour didn't take. It's gone, too! But wait. It's coming down, and out comes your old boss Gonzap. He's quite pissed off at you for destroying their Hideout AND taking the Snag Machine. Well, it appears he's come for a little payback, and before you do, he'll explain that Team Snagem actually works for Cipher. How did they get all the Snag Machines? Cipher. Now, cause you ruined Gonzap's reputation, it's a nice re-union right? Team Snagem Head Gonzap Shiftry Lv. 53 Hariyama Lv. 53 Pinsir Lv. 52 Crawdaunt Lv. 52 Skarmory Lv. 47 (Shadow Pokemon) Yep, high levels, really strong attcks, loves to use Hyper Beam, what more could you ask for out of a boss? He is pretty difficult with his high levels (I mean come on! 53!? How annoying) but really, it's quite easy assuming you have a pretty diverse team. Anyways, Skarmory is an annoying bugger to Snag, don't bother now unless you have the chance to single it out and aren't getting too much damage taken from it. Avoid fire attacks, they're pretty much instant death to our winged friend. He'll move aside for you to enter the Elevator now. Go back to heal and save if necessary. When you get off the Elevator your on top of Realgam Tower; it's Colosseum. Nascour, quite pissed at you for ruining his plan, wants to see you battle the next 4 trainers, all in a row, without getting healed inbetween. It's hard, it's tough. Not really, though. But for your infomation, this is Nintendo's way of saying the Elite 6. All 6 trainers your about to face all have Shadow Pokemon. Let's go to the battling now! Bodybuilder Jomas Porygon 2 Lv. 45 Miltank Lv. 48 (Shadow Pokemon, will ALWAYS be female) Zangoose Lv. 45 Uh huh, they wanna enter a boxing match. They want you to win, though. Fighting will do the trick here! Miltank is always female so don't worry about having to reset over and over if you're worrying about a male. Rider Delan Mightyena Lv. 46 Absol Lv. 48 (Shadow Pokemon) Sharpedo Lv. 47 Fighting or Bug, your choice for an easy victory. Absol isn't too hard to catch, and fortunatly for you, it's Special Attack is crap so it's Dark attacks will not hurt you so much. It does though, know Feint Attack, which is one of it's Egg Moves, saving you some time on breeding in Ru/Sa. Cipher Peon Nella Torkoal Lv. 47 Houndoom Lv. 48 (Shadow Pokemon) Magcargo Lv. 46 Yeah, should be easy with any Water-type or Ground attack. This trainer, all the trainers, has no idea what what a balanced team is. Catch a female Houndoom for breeding if you want to. Cipher Peon Ston Cacturne Lv. 49 Tropius Lv. 48 (Shadow Pokemon) Vileplume Lv. 48 Cradily Lv. 48 I wonder if Cipher even teaches it's Peons how to make a halfway decent team. They don't do a good job, it seems. Tropius will do Fly mostly the whole match so make sure all your Grass, Fighting, and Bug types are put away. Weaken with water. OK, you beat the 4 trainers, now your fully healed again. Now, Nascour come out and the audience starts "boo"ing like crazy. Time to fight the big boss of Cipher! Cipher Nascour Blaziken Lv. 54 Walrein Lv. 56 Dusclops Lv. 55 Xatu Lv. 54 Gardevoir Lv. 55 Metagross Lv. 50 (Shadow Pokemon) Well, it's about time someone has a decent team. He has one blaring team that combines most types. This is one hell of a hard fight. The only thing I can really say to you would be to just exploit his weaknesses and fight strong and hard. Don't be afraid to use items. Nascour, will usually power up his Pokemon with "X" items (IE:X Attack, X Defense, etc.) which will in turn easily hurt you. Metagross is 1 of 2 Pokemon you should consider using the Masterball on. He's a real pain to catch normally. After the battle Nascour will hang his head in defeat. Then someone says he should of done better and he apologizes. What? We all thought he was the head of Cipher! Yeah, that isn't true. Turns out that loopy mayor of Phenac City actually was the head of Cipher. Figures, never did anything about the Shadow Pokemon problem...Anyways, he reaveals himself to be the Fat Crazy Insane Guy know as Evice. Let's kick finish the final boss! Cipher Head Evice Slowking Lv. 61 Slaking Lv. 60 Scizor Lv. 60 Machamp Lv. 61 Salamence Lv. 60 Tyranitar Lv. 55 (Shadow Pokemon) 5 levels higher than Nascour. If you though he was tough, Evice will be the topping on hardest boss for now. He'll start off with X items usually and when his HP is low he will use Hyper Potions. If Slaking and Slowking (Hah, two kings!) are both out together at the same time, Slowking will use Skill Swap on Slaking, allowing Slaking, with it's almighty Attack power, to attack every turn (it's Truant ability only allowed it to attack every other turn). If this does happen, focus all your attacks on Slaking. Tyranitar is the other Pokemon you should consider using the Master Ball on, especially if your not up to the task of catching a Level 55 bemoth! It's really all up to you. After the battle, Evice stands there quite pissed off, Rui and Wes say the plan's over, then the two officers from Pyrite come, then Duking and Silva, then Eagun and Pikachu. 8 against 2, what's he gonna do? Pushing his secret button, he orders a helicopter to pick him up. Just then, you hear a Pokemon cry, and a big blast of fire comes down and shoots the helicopter. Ho-oh appears and everyone gazes at it, they're all impressed at it's beautifulness and stuff. Then you got the credits and after the credits you have the option to save your progress. Say yes, of course! There's still the matter of Snagging the rest of the Shadow Pokemon, let's do that right now! ============================ ~II 11. Team Snagem Hideout~ ============================ You'll reappear in the Outskirt Stand. Yay for you. You'll get an E-Mail. Head to the Under and talk to Nett saying that people from all over will tell you about Shadow Pokemon. Head to Pyrite Town and go behind the bookcase again. (Remember how? Duking's house. Button on right side). Talk to Secc and he will say the Cail battled a guy with a Shadow Pokemon. Talk to Cail, and battle him. Since after beating the game you should be at a high level, he should go down quite easily. He'll have his Machamp, Granbull, Gardevoir, and Furret (If Snagged will be replaced) around Lv. 50. By now, you should be able to kick his team around easily. He'll say that the guy with the Shadow Pokemon ran off to somewhere called "Team Snagem's Hideout". It opens up on the map. Let's go! Okay, inside you will find a PC. Joy. Now head up into a square like area. Here, six Cipher Peon's will continue to repeat themselves and battle you. To make them stop, capture all of their Shadow Pokemon. The ones fought in the Rail System at Regalm Tower will be here, so will Skrub with Hitmontop. Once you have caught the Shadow Pokemon of all of the trainers in this square, the Peons will stop falling and you can pass without being hindered. Get past the area and head up the stairs. You'll get an E-Mail that a trainer here with a Shadow Pokemon has a Shadow Quilava/Bayleaf/Croconaw (It will be the one the starter you chose at the beginning is strong against) is here. From here, it's all playing navigate the Hideout. All the trainers here are optional to battle, do it if necessary. When you see a huge Snag Machine with Pokeballs near it, pick them up (They are 5 Ultra Balls). Head down and Viola! The Mystery Troop is there. Battle! Mystery Troop Rosso/Verde/Bluno Quilava/Bayleef/Croconaw (The one you chose at the begining's strong point) (Shadow Pokemon) Lv. 30 Muk Lv. 55 Grumpig Lv. 54 Camerupt Lv. 53 The starter will almost always come out first. If you wanna breed it for more, I suggest aiming for a female. Easy battle really since Evice was harder. Takes care of him and he'll run off. Head out the exit conviently next to him. Let's leave. Now head to Pyrite for E-Mail! Go to the Under. Another E-Mail will come up. Go talk to Nett and he will say that Gurks (Guy outside of Junk Shop) saw a guy with a Shadow Pokemon. Battle him to spill the beans. Trainer Gurks Wailord Lv. 56 Wailord Lv. 56 ....don't use Electric. Won't hurt the the Water whale gods </Sarcasm> He'll say that another Mystery Troop headed toward the Shadow Pokemon Lab. Let's head there for another infestivity! ============================================= ~II 12. Secrets and Shadow Pokemon Rematches~ ============================================= To the Lab! The infestivity has restarted. You will do everything you did when previously here, only without the Scientists. All the Shadow Pokemon you missed are back up for grabs. There isn't a need to repeat the trainers since they haven't changed. Look back to the Pokemon Lab section for that, add about 20 levels, and most Pokemon have evolved, save the remaining Shadow Pokemon who haven't changed. Now, after trudging through that again, we will see the last Mystery Troop where Chief Ein once stood. Can't recall the Pokemon but as if it matters. Catch a female for breeding purposes! It is the G/S/C starter that the one you chose at the beginning of the game is strong against. Now, let's head back to Snagem Hideout! Save again. Now, the Cipher Peon's Shadow Pokemon should have been captured. Now, lurking the hallways are normal trainers that used to have Shadow Pokemon (And still do assuming you missed them). But from the PC, go head up through the Peon Playground and up the stairs. Go downa few steps and to the right and through the door. Head down the stairs and through the hallway and up the stairs at the end. You're in Gonzap's Office, and Gonzap is here, calling you a traitor for coming back. Now, let's have another manly battle. Snagem Head Gonzap Crawdaunt Lv. 64/Skarmory Lv. 47 (Shadow Pokemon, Crawdaunt replaces if already Snagged) Armaldo Lv. 64 Machamp Lv. 64 Breloom Lv. 64 Granbull Lv. 64 He abuses Hyper Beam to death. Not sure why, it's a crappy attack. Bring a Ghost type, you probably will need it unless you're strong enough to KO each of his Pokemon in like 1 turn. Not too hard, catch Skarmory if needed. You beat him, but a few last things to do in the Hideout. Grab the D-Disk on a table after you defeat him. Now, head back to where you fought the Mystery Troop here. 2 new trainers are in this area. Battle them and Snag their Shadow Pokemon Smeargle and Ursaring. Time to head back to The Under for a little fun. At the Under use the D-Disk to travel to Deep Colosseum! Near the big door for an entrance is a glittering object which is False Teeth. Head back up, and give them to the man near the entrance to Under Colosseum, and he'll gove you an L-Disk for thanks. Use it to get an Amulet Coin which doubles amount of money earned in battle if a Pokemon holding it is used. Head back to Deep Colosseum and enter. At round 4, the infamous boss Miror B. will challenge you, and will have Sudowoodo if was missed. Now, after winning you get a TM plus $20000 (40000 if Amulet Coin was used). Do another round at the Colosseum. Round 4 will pit you against Dakim. He'll have his Entei if you missed him before. Now, a second E-Mail pops up, it regards Deep King, champ of Deep Colosseum. He has a Shadow Pokemon too, but who? Now, enter for another round at Deep Colosseum. The fourth battle this time pits you against Venus, who will have Suicune if you couldn't Snag it before. Enter for another round of battles, fight four being Ein with Raikou if again, missed. Now, the past 2 E-Mails you recieved tell you all you need. Deep King Agnol has a Shadow Shuckle. There. Now, enter for 1 last round at Deep Colosseum, fight 4 being Deep King Agnol. His Shuckle has 212 for Defense and Sp. Defense, but a 10 in attack, Speed, and Sp. Att. Yeah, that's the crappyness of Shuckle for you. Let's just say Shadow Rush does more damage to him than you. Whittle down HP with care. If you happened to have caught all 47 Shadow Pokemon to right now, you have 1 to go! If you missed some, look at the list below to see where to get the rest. Now, you'll start getting E-Mails like crazy. Literally. They are telling about you becoming evil, attacking harmless people with a Shadow Togetic, and reports telling you to watch TV. Now. It will all lead you to end up in the Outskirt Stand, where you will see...yourself? Time to fight you! Shady Guy "Insert your name" Armaldo Lv. 68 Milotec Lv. 68 Manectric Lv. 68 Houndoom Lv. 68 Gyarados Lv. 68 Togetic Lv. 20 (o_O)(Shadow Pokemon) 5 Lv. 68 Pokemon can be hell. He wants to rip you apart, so good thing there is a trading center in the basement of Phenac's Pokemon center allowing you to trade with Ru/Sa. His Togetic is very weak, be VERY careful when Snagging it. CONGRAtUALTIONS! YOU HAVE SNAGGED ALL 48 POKEMON! The trading machine in Phenac's Pokemon Center Basement was open after beating Evice. Here is a list of where to see the Shadow Pokemon 2nd time around (and for some forever, however, some move after seeing 2nd time around so I dunno where they would be). ========================== ~Miss any Shadow Pokemon?~ ========================== There are 48 Shadow Pokemon, and unless you were extremly lucky the first time around, chances are you skipped a few or were just unable to catch them. Here is a list of all 48 Shadow Pokemon and their respective rebattle 2nd time, 3rd time etc. locations. And to calm your nerves, you have infinite chances to snag all Pokemon. Deal with it. Shadow Pokemon 2nd time around list/3rd time around list: ========================================================================== Makuhita-Mayor's house after beating Evice ========================================================================== Bayleef/Quilava/Croconaw-(The one you fought in Phenac City)Realgam Tower ========================================================================== Bayleaf/Quilava/Croconaw-Verde/Rosso/Bluno in Shadow Lab/Snagem Hideout, wherever you find them ========================================================================== Noctowl, Flaffy, Skiploom, Quagsire, Misdreavus, Slugma, Furret-Pyrite Town in Battle Square ========================================================================== Yanma-Cipher Peon repeat in Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Mantine, Remoraid-Where Miror B. one was in Pyrite Cave ========================================================================== Qwilfish-Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Meditite, Swablu, Dunsparce-Pyrite Cave ========================================================================== Sudowoodo-Realgam Rail System (Miror B.), Deep Colosseum 1st round (Miror B.) ========================================================================== Hitmontop-Shadow Pokemon Lab, Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Entei-Rail System *Dakim*, Deep Colosseum ========================================================================== Ledian-Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Suicune-Rail System *Venus*, Deep Colosseum ========================================================================== Gligar, Stantler, Piloswine, Sneasel-Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Aipom, Murkrow, Forretress, Vibrava, Ariados, Granbull-Shadow Pokemon Lab ========================================================================== Raikou-*Ein*Rail System, Deep Colosseum ========================================================================== Sunflora, Delibird, Heracross-Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Skarmory-Snagem Hideout with Gonzap ========================================================================== Miltank, Absol, Houndoom, Tropius, Metagross, Tyranitar-Realgam Tower ========================================================================== Smeargle, Ursaring-Snagem Hideout ========================================================================== Shuckle-Deep Colosseum ========================================================================== Togetic-Eventually reappears at Outskirt Stand ========================================================================== Aren't a lot found at Snagem Hideout? Well, this concludes all of Story Mode! Now, just a lot to go with Colosseum Mode! However, one last place can be covered. This place is Mt. Battle. ========================================== ~II 13.Mt. Battle-Best source of training~ ========================================== Mt. Battle. You visited it halfway through Story Mode and had to fight through 10 trainers, it all ending with the battle with Dakim, remember? After you had access to the Under you could have come back to Mt. Battle, and actually take the entire challenge. I'm sure some of you did. If you didn't, here's what goes on in the Story Mode Mt. Battle (it differs from Colosseum Mode's Mt. Battle just so you know!) You start from Trainer Number 1, then win that battle to proceed to Battle 2. It's much easier, and faster paced than Colosseum Mode's Mt. Battle. Instead of picking 3 of your Pokemon before each battle (and same with your rival), you use all your party Pokemon. The rival's start with 2 Pokemon only, then as you reach higher areas, they begin to use 3, then 4, then 5, and trainer Number 100 uses 6. Here are the prize values: ######################### ##Area #|PokeCoupons ## ## 1|100 ## ## 2|200 ## ## 3|400 ## ## 4|600 ## ## 5|800 ## ## 6|800 ## ## 7|900 ## ## 8|900 ## ## 9|1000 ## ## 10|1200 ## ######################### To the right of the Mt. Battle entrance doorway is a Pokemon Center and a PokeCoupon exchange center. You can trade the PokeCoupons for special TM's and rare berries and items. Here's the list: ########################################################################## ######################~Mt. Battle Exchange Center~######################## ########################################################################## ## Prize |PokeCoupon Cost| What Item Does | ##------------------------------------------------------------------------ ##TM 24(T-Bolt) 4000 Coupons A powerful Electric attack that may Prz. | ##TM 13(I-Beam) 4000 Coupons A powerful Ice attack that may Freeze | ##TM 29(Psychc) 3500 Coupons Psychic attack that may lower Sp. Def. | ##TM 32(D-Team) 1500 Coupons Attack that raises evasion | ##TM 35(F-Thr.) 4000 Coupons A strong Fire attack that may cause a burn| ##Apicot Berry 15000 Coupons Hold Item rasing Sp. Def when HP below 1/3| ##Brightpowder 10000 Coupons A Hold-Item that lowers the Foe's Accuracy| ##Choice Band 10000 Coupons Hold-Item that double the power of a move | ##Focus Band 10000 Coupons Hold Item, doubles EV gain, lowers Speed | ##Ganlon Berry 15000 Coupons Hold Item rasing Def. when HP is below 1/3| ##King's Rock 10000 Coupons Hold Item that may cause the Foe to flinch| ##Leftovers 10000 Coupons Hold Item restoring 1/16 every turn | ##Mental Herb 8000 Coupons A hold Item that cures Attraction | ##Petaya Berry 15000 Coupons Hold Item, ups Sp. Att when HP below 1/3 | ##Quick Claw 10000 Coupons Hold Item that doubles your Speed | ##Salac Berry 15000 Coupons Hold Item raising Speed when HP below 1/3 | ##Scope Lens 10000 Coupons Hold Item, raises odds of a Critical Hit | ##White Herb 8000 Coupons Restores any lowered Stats (Hold Item) | ########################################################################## This list, again, shows the prizes and their cost. It's not too hard to earn the greater prizes. Mt. Battle works like this. You go into an Area. There are 10 Areas, with 10 trainers in each. After you defeat all 10 trainers you enter a Rest Station. In here there is a PC you can save in, and a man at a counter. Talk to him to recieve your PokeCoupons. You don't recieve penalties for using Legendaries, so don't worry about that. The first time you want to do a Mt. Battle challenge talk to the lady at the Mt. Battle registration counter and select "New Challenge". For every area you defeat, after quitting you select to start from there, or any other area you have beaten. Say I just beat Trainer 40 in area 4. I decide to quit Mt. Battle right now. When I come back I can instantly go to Areas 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5. Of course, the best thing Mt. Battle is for is for building up Levels. A quick go through of some areas and your Pokemon can easily Level Up. I'll state all their trainers, their Pokemon, and the amount of Experience they give out, since it's easy to go through Mt. Battle and pick all this info up. I don't know if the Exp. is for both battlers. Like if you defeat a Pokemon and get 60 Exp. for each Pokemon, I don't know if you get 120 if you had only 1 on the field. Ok, good luck! Another note is that in your P*DA, you have the display with the number of PokeCoupons accumulated. There is a colored Pokeball next to it. After you earn 2500 PokeCoupons, that Jade Pokeball changes to Bronze. After you've accumulated 5000 PokeCoupons that changes from Bronze to Silver. After you've accumulated 25000 PokeCoupons, that changes from Silver to Gold. You CAN spend PokeCoupons and still get Gold. Like you have 10000 and spend it all on something. After getting another 5000 you but another something. The after getting another 10000 Coupons, you get your Gold. Have fun!
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