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Getting an Eevee

This video show you how to get an Eevee

[video]http://www.supercheats.com/video/Pokemon+Platinum/5000/videos.htm[/video]

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Added 24 Jun 2010, ID #14075, by Team SuperCheats
 
 

Help out tips

At the start of the game you should always train all your Pokemon up to at least 10 or 11 so that when you bump into a trainer in the game you will instantly destroy them!!!

And also the Pokemon that will help you at the start of the game will probably be chimchar shinx starly and bidoof.

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Added 12 Apr 2013, ID #17914, by Guest
 

How to get Deoxys, Jirachi, Celebi, Heatran, Shaymin, Skymin and

Get Deoxys through event or go to the Birth Island (witch you will need a Ticket from a Mystery Gift event) Jirachi is an event Pokemon Celebi (you need the Relocator) Heatran Event Pokemon (as I know of) Shaymin + Skymin Event Pokemon (you need Prof Oaks letter witch you pick up from PoKe Mart in Canalave City) and Meloeta is another (Either Relocator or event Pokemon)!
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Added 8 Mar 2013, ID #17877, by TrEZaaKame
 

Wayward Cave

On Route 206, behind one of the poles is a secret entrance to Wayward Cave. If you have found the other entrance, this part goes to a different part of Wayward Cave. I don'ty think they connect.

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Added 23 Nov 2012, ID #17709, by Guest
 

Type Weakness and Strengths

Thos article will give you advice on types and their weaknesses and strengths. For each type, I will list the not very effective types, the super effective types, and the not effective types.

Normal:

Not effective to: Ghost
Not very effective to: Rock, Steel

Fire:

Not very effective to: Fire, Water, Rock, Dragon
Super effective to: Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel

Water:

Not very effective to: Water, Grass, Dragon
Super effective to: Fire, Ground, Rock

Grass:

Not very effective to: Fire, Grass, Poison, Flying, Bug, Dragon, Steel
Super effective to: Water, Ground, Rock

Electric:

Not effective to: Ground
Not very effective to: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Super effective to: Water, Flying

Ice:

Not very effective to: Fire, Water, Ice, Steel
Super effective to: Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon

Fighting:

Not effective to: Ghost
Not very effective to: Poison, Flying, Psychic, Bug
Super effective to: Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel

Poison:

Not effective to: Steel
Not very effective to: Poison, Ground, Rock, Ghost
Super effective to: Grass

Ground:

Not effective to: Flying
Not very effective to: Grass, Bug
Super effective to: Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel

Flying:

Not very effective to: Electric, Rock, Steel
Super effective to: Grass, Fighting, Bug

Psychic:

Not effective to: Dark
Not very effective to: Psychic, Steel
Super effective to: Fighting, Poison

Bug:

Not very effective to: Fire, Fighting, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Steel
Super effective to: Grass, Psychic, Dark

Rock:

Not very effective to: Fighting, Ground, Steel
Super effective to: Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug

Ghost:

Not effective to: Normal
Not very effective to: Dark, Steel
Super effective to: Psychic, Ghost

Dragon:

Not very effective to: Steel
Super effective to: Dragon

Dark:

Not very effective to: Fighting, Dark, Steel
Super effective to: Psychic, Ghost

Steel:

Not very effective to: Fire, Water, Electric, Steel
Super effective to: Ice, Rock

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Added 3 Sep 2012, ID #17548, by Guest
 

Tyrogue Evolution Chain

Tyrogue is a fighting type Pokemon that you can catch on Pokemon Platinum, after receiving the National Dex. You can evolve Tyrogue into three different Pokemon:

Hitmonchan
If Tyrogue reaches level 20 and it's attack skill is higher than it's defense skill, the Tyrogue will evolve into Hitmonchan.

Hitmonlee
If Tyrogue reaches level 20 and it's attack skill is lower than it's defense skill, the Tyrogue will evolve into Hitmonlee.

Hitmontop
If Tyrogue reaches level 20 and it's attack skill is the same as it's defense skill, the Tyrogue will evolve into Hitmontop.

Hope this helps you.

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Added 2 Aug 2012, ID #17265, by KnockEmDead1996
 

Starting a new game

To start a new game you must be at the screen showing Giratina and then you must press and hold: Up, select, B

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Added 1 Aug 2012, ID #17251, by KnockEmDead1996
 

Volt Tackle Pichu

To get a Volt Tackle Pichu You must mate a female pikachu holding a lightball with a Pokemon in the same egg group.

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Added 1 Aug 2012, ID #17250, by KnockEmDead1996
 

HOW TO CATCH THE LEGENDARY BIRDS

STEP 1: After you have beaten the game and unlocked the national pokedex, go to Eterna City. Go to the house that is nearest to Cycling Road. In the house, you will find Prof. Oak.Talk to him and he will say something about the legendary birds, Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. When you're done, go to the map app on your pokedex. There will be figures on it. These are the legendary birds. STEP 2: The easiest way to catch the birds is to go to two different Routs that connect. (ex: 210 and 215.) run between the Routes and check your pokedex each time until one of them is on your Route. Do this for each one. Hope this helped!

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Dex Filled

The entire pokedex is filled with all of the Pokemon in the game

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QUick Cash (Survival Area Version)

This is a way to get QUICK cash without cheats in the Survival Area. Well, you need to beat the Elite Four and obtain the National Dex to get to the Survival Area. Once you get that done and you are at the Survival Area, you need to beat the Team Galactic commanders (I think you might also have to battle a few grunts.) at Stark Mountain, then the Survival Area opens once you go back to it from Stark Moutain. Then, once you can enter that Club area in the Survival Area, you can rebattle the Gym Leaders! You really want to make your Pokemon high levels! The gym leaders all have Pokemon above level 60! They even can get your Pokemon good even if they are above level 95! My Venotwixer (Torterra) at the time is level 98, and the gym leaders still get her good! Oh, and guess what. Sometimes the Elite Four and the FORMER Sinnoh Champion come! Yeah, imagine how hard THAT would be! I suggest you bring LOADS of Max Potions, Hyper Potions, Full Restores, Antidotes, Awakenings (These won't be needed much INSIDE the club. But you need A LOT still. I'll explain later.), Lava Cookies, Revives, Max Revives, (Dig for them in the underground. Most easy way I would say. But you might not.) Full Heals, Moo Moo Milk, Ice Heals, Parlyz Heals, (They are spelled like that in the game.) and Burn Heals. If you were wondering why you would need the Awakenings, there is ONE gym leader that uses a Pokemon that can make your Pokemon fall asleep, it's either Gardenia or Maylene. It might be both. On Sundays and Saturdays, you can battle your Rival (I prefer to refer to your Rival as Partner.) . BEWARE: HIS Pokemon ARE EXTREMELY TOUGH NOW! You really want to save you best techniques for his Snorlax. It has Rest, which makes it fall asleep but also COMPLETELY restores it's HP (I think it also might cure any Status Problems.) . It also has Body Slam, which is used CONSTANTLY, plus, Body Slam almost always Paralyzes your Pokemon. I suggest that if you have a Torterra, you make it learn Leech Seed (EXTREMELY USEFUL ON BATTLEING YOuR RIVAL'S SNORLAX!), Return, (You better treat him/her extremely well! Why? Well, Pokemon are doing A LOT for us, (In game terms.) and, the more your Pokemon likes you, the stronger Return is.) Razor Leaf, (VERY USEFUL ON ROARK'S Pokemon!) and Sythesis. Sythesis almost completely restores the user's HP! Without using an item! Also, I suggest you give your strongest Pokemon Quick Claw. (An item.) It makes your Pokemon go first almost always! But remember, Items always go first. (I think.) Ha, little kids would really like a Quick Claw! (Get it, little kids mostly always want to go first! Quick Claw, makes you go first? Ha ha ha!) Okay, bye for now! I will post the other version once I confirm that it works!

THIS IS MY OWN IDEA! I DIDN'T GET IT FROM ANYTHING OR ANYBODY! I FOUND THIS OUT ALL BY MYSELF!

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Added 27 May 2012, ID #16994, by Guest
 

The Best Location To Defense EV Train

The best location to Defense EV Train is in Oreburgh Mine. There is a 75% chance that either Geodude or Onix appears. These Pokemon will all be under Level 10. Your Pokemon will earn 1 Defense EV Point for every Geodude or Onix it defeats. That 2 Defense EV Points for every Geodude or Onix if your Pokemon has Pokerus!

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Added 24 May 2012, ID #16987, by Warrior13
 

The Best Location To Special Defense EV Train

The best location to Special Defense EV Train is on Route 213 (Surf). There is a 65% chance that either Tentacool or Tentacruel appear. The Tentracool and Tentacruel will be between Levels 20 and 40. Your Pokemon will receive 1 Special Defense EV Point for every Tentacool it defeats; 2 Special Defense EV Points for every Tentacruel. That's 2 Special Defense EV Points for every Tentacool and 4 Special Defense EV Points for every Tentacruel if your Pokemon has Pokerus!

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Added 24 May 2012, ID #16984, by Warrior13
 

The Best Location To HP EV Train

The best location to HP EV Train is on Route 212 - South (Grasses). There is a 75% chance of either a Shellos or Quagsire appearing. They will be between Levels 23-46. Your Pokemon will receive 1 HP EV Point for every Shellos it defeats; 2 HP EV Points for every Quagsire. That's 2 HP EV Points for every Shellos and 4 HP EV Points for every Quagsire if your Pokemon has Pokerus.

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Added 21 May 2012, ID #16979, by Warrior13
 

Double Battle Tips

The move Eruption is fantastic for Double Battles. Use the move when your Pokemon is at full HP and let your partner do the rest if one or more Pokemon are still standing.

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Added 19 May 2012, ID #16971, by richmond1210
 

The Best Location To Speed EV Train

The best location to Speed EV Train is the Resort Area (Super Rod). There is a 100% chance of Magikarp appearing. The Magikarp are between Levels 1-100. Your Pokemon will receive 1 Speed EV Point for every Magikarp it defeats. That's 2 Speed EV Points for every Magikarp it defeats if your Pokemon has Pokerus!

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Added 17 May 2012, ID #16958, by Warrior13
 

Calculator Pokemon Sounds

When you use the Calculator App of your Poketch, you will hear a Pokemon's Cry with your sum, product, etc.

Example: 1 + 2 = 3 (Venusaur's Cry - National Pokedex)

If you don't have a Pokemon Pokedex Entry at the number of your sum, product, etc, you will not hear a Pokemon's Cry.

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Added 16 May 2012, ID #16942, by Warrior13
 

The Best Location To Attack EV Train

The best location to Attack EV Train is on Route 207. There is 35%-45% chance that a Machop appears, depending on what time of day it is. The Machop(s) are very weak; all being under Level 10. Your Pokemon will receive 1 Attack EV Point for every Machop it defeats. That's 2 Attack EV Points for every Machop it defeats if it has Pokerus.

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Added 15 May 2012, ID #16934, by Warrior13
 

The Best Location To Special Attack EV Train

The best location to Special Attack EV Train is in the Old Chateau. There is a 100% of a Gastly appearing. The Gastly are pretty weak, being between Levels 14-17. Your Pokemon will receive 1 Special Attack EV Point for every Gastly it defeats. That's 2 Special Attack EV Points for every Gastly it defeats if your Pokemon has Pokerus!

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Added 14 May 2012, ID #16927, by Warrior13
 

Looker's Location (After Stark Mountain Storyline)

Looker can be found in the Veilstone City Game Corner after you have finished the Stark Mountain Storyline. He'll talk to you, but it will cost him his Game Streak.

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Added 10 May 2012, ID #16899, by Warrior13
 
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