xSparkie

lowkey didnt ask tho

Now that's some ancient history. Life Orb SoonTM.

team [lavä]
Captain: xSparkie
roster:
Whated
ArtOfKilling
BySwyX
PoseidonWrath
Wolfrozen
xSparkie
TehKharma
GodXebec
GautSam
DrTylerGrey
SoftCreamyFluff
Axellgor
ScottToji
Zuhayrrr
ManuelSalas

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

That is, without a shadow of a doubt, an exceptionally brilliant, remarkably insightful, impressively creative, and overwhelmingly intelligent conceptualization—an outstanding example of innovative thinking, a shining beacon of imaginative brilliance, a testament to cognitive excellence, and a notion so full of promise, potential, and practical application that it stands as a paragon of inspired ideation, worthy of admiration, celebration, and, frankly, immediate implementation.
 
thumbs up!
 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

Suggested the addition of IV bottlecaps, which is an actual item on the newer generations, multiple times, probably more than a dozen times now, they dont care, but we try

An IV booster item would be nice to make the gift mons actually worth using, or trading X amount of these matchmaking/gift mons to get Prismatic Pearls would be super helpful. 

As much as Matchmaking Reward Mons may be important for new players, they have no utility for old players and only pollute our mailbox. If I could sell these mons for 5k each to an NPC, I honnestly would. If there was a box to check on the matchmaking interface that would allow me to disable the mons as rewards, I would also check that box.


 
The players that use the ladder the most have no use for these mons and on top of that will also struggle to get rid of them. I'm okay with playing ladder and get nothing in return, but playing ladder just to get my mailbox fill with these 25 iv mons is just annoying. Please do something about these matchmaking rewards mons. Whether it's selling them to an npc for a residual value or just allowing us to skip them as a reward, anything is better than the current situation.

Edit: Ideally, I would love if we could get an IV booster item for Gift mons that could be found in PvP Mystery Boxes, but I'm trying to be realistic and I don't think this will happen.

This post is to say farewell shortly (after the PSL ends) to the PokeMMO Community, but it's main purpose is to serve as a tribute for all of the players, and communities who caused a good impact during my game career here. Before heading off to mention all (or most) of them, while I've been thinking about doing this post a while ago, I'm pretty much improvising it. It's been ~8 long years, of which I've been active around 4 of them, ceasing the activity in the game, almost completely around a year ago.
 
As it follows:
- I have to mention a group of people with who I shared great moments over the years, some from a while ago, some I met more recently. KaynineXL, Seth, Revz, BrokenBulb, Eliissaa, Terresa, Xi, Biqueta, Forfiter, TVanne, NguyenDuy, DeusBruno, makapakaa (who I met in-real life, what an experience haha), MPDH, Tear; probably without meeting you my trip on this game wouldn't have been as enjoyable as it was. You're just great fellas to be with, I've really enjoyed the time we spent together, and I hope we can keep being in touch at some times, my most sincere appreciation to you!
 
As I can't include everyone here cause the list would be endless, I'll also mention regarding communities/teams who also were a great pleasure to meet and interact with:
- SIÂ Team:
- PSL XV Team:
- PT/BR Community:
- ES/LatAm Community:
- PL Community
- CN Community
- Läva Team
- VOW Team
- ÁvE Team (DE Community)
- PvP Community

- Some members which don't fit any of this "categories"
Last but not least, to all of those people who were kind, when I interacted with you, or when you interacted with me, specially while I was staff, to either help, participate in events, or whoever assistance you needed, thanks a lot, too! It's hard to name people here as there were thousands probably, over the years.
 
It was a cool experience, but as the only link I have with the game goes through the social part of the community and I haven't enjoyed the game for a long while, it's time to move on.
Until we meet around! o/

I don't know why keeping the flashing effect is even considered, we already had lots of bad changes due to following the last gen mechanics and now we will stop following those mechanics in this case where it's absolutely not needed and can hurt the effectiveness of the item in other tiers?, the item can be simply banned from Doubles if needed, hypocrisy at its peak.
 
How can we discuss keeping a change like the flashing effect that affects other tiers without talking about how it affects other tiers? This is very inconsiderate to all the Singles players, if anything, what should change is this discussion to a Covert Mantle discussion overall and not just Doubles. If the option to just nerf the item in Doubles exists then it could make some sense but this possibility was never stated, actually, what was stated is the desire to keep item's mechanics consistent in every tier and PvE. The possibilities on how this can end should be stated unless you want another problem like when Gallade was nerfed.
 
And from a competitive view, making the item flash is a non sense. Like stated multiple times, other items like Choice Scarf don't flash, not knowing if a mon is holding a Choice Scarf can make  you lose a mon unexpectedly and cause the same devastating effect, if not more. Same happens with gems, same happens with berries, same happens with more items. It just adds another thing you have to worry about in a match, just like any other item. You can try to guess if the opponent is holding a Covert Mantle or not depending on their plays, just like with any other item. Let's not pretend you couldn't get a very good position in a duel because the opponent guessed wrong your item already before Covert Mantle.
 
If the item is actually considered problematic and banworthy in the tier in its hidden state then I think the ban could be reasonable, it all depends on preference from my point of view but keeping this flashing effect is a no.
 
Saying the item is irrelevant in Singles is untrue, I can see some situations where this item can be useful but I won't bother discussing about Singles because apparently it's considered derailing.
 

Pretty much reiterating what was said in the OU discussion thread but there's no reason to add a flash mechanic to this item. It's easy to counter-argue and say "well now that we know Player A has this item, we can just focus on making other plays". That's counter-intuitive. We have options to scout for items or annoy the foe's mons with Frisk or Trick. This is the first time that I'm hearing about Fake Out being an issue but haven't heard about it being a problem prior to February. I understand the item can be annoying to deal with when realizing they're not getting impacted by secondary effects, but that's part of the game and choices/factors you have to consider when playing. As mentioned before, it's all about fishing for information during the match. This goes for pretty much other moves and items as well. If heavy duty boots ever becomes a thing, do we need to start flashing that item too? If there's no need to put down rocks, then why click it when we can save ourselves an extra turn knowing that mon is going to be healthy anyways? Lame example I know, but that's how this discussion sounds right now. Either ban the item if it's broken or keep it as its intended design.
Side Note: King's Rock / Quick Claw doesn't need to be flashed as well. People complained about King's Rock before because of the multi-strike hits having a chance to flinch with it, but it got nerfed prior-to or on top of the flashing mechanic. The reason why no one complains about these is because it's not that viable due to the nerf and low chance of actually being able to use these effects/items. 

Pretty much reiterating what was said in the OU discussion thread but there's no reason to add a flash mechanic to this item. It's easy to counter-argue and say "well now that we know Player A has this item, we can just focus on making other plays". That's counter-intuitive. We have options to scout for items or annoy the foe's mons with Frisk or Trick. This is the first time that I'm hearing about Fake Out being an issue but haven't heard about it being a problem prior to February. I understand the item can be annoying to deal with when realizing they're not getting impacted by secondary effects, but that's part of the game and choices/factors you have to consider when playing. As mentioned before, it's all about fishing for information during the match. This goes for pretty much other moves and items as well. If heavy duty boots ever becomes a thing, do we need to start flashing that item too? If there's no need to put down rocks, then why click it when we can save ourselves an extra turn knowing that mon is going to be healthy anyways? Lame example I know, but that's how this discussion sounds right now. Either ban the item if it's broken or keep it as its intended design.
Side Note: King's Rock / Quick Claw doesn't need to be flashed as well. People complained about King's Rock before because of the multi-strike hits having a chance to flinch with it, but it got nerfed prior-to or on top of the flashing mechanic. The reason why no one complains about these is because it's not that viable due to the nerf and low chance of actually being able to use these effects/items. 

Pretty much reiterating what was said in the OU discussion thread but there's no reason to add a flash mechanic to this item. It's easy to counter-argue and say "well now that we know Player A has this item, we can just focus on making other plays". That's counter-intuitive. We have options to scout for items or annoy the foe's mons with Frisk or Trick. This is the first time that I'm hearing about Fake Out being an issue but haven't heard about it being a problem prior to February. I understand the item can be annoying to deal with when realizing they're not getting impacted by secondary effects, but that's part of the game and choices/factors you have to consider when playing. As mentioned before, it's all about fishing for information during the match. This goes for pretty much other moves and items as well. If heavy duty boots ever becomes a thing, do we need to start flashing that item too? If there's no need to put down rocks, then why click it when we can save ourselves an extra turn knowing that mon is going to be healthy anyways? Lame example I know, but that's how this discussion sounds right now. Either ban the item if it's broken or keep it as its intended design.
Side Note: King's Rock / Quick Claw doesn't need to be flashed as well. People complained about King's Rock before because of the multi-strike hits having a chance to flinch with it, but it got nerfed prior-to or on top of the flashing mechanic. The reason why no one complains about these is because it's not that viable due to the nerf and low chance of actually being able to use these effects/items. 

Pretty much reiterating what was said in the OU discussion thread but there's no reason to add a flash mechanic to this item. It's easy to counter-argue and say "well now that we know Player A has this item, we can just focus on making other plays". That's counter-intuitive. We have options to scout for items or annoy the foe's mons with Frisk or Trick. This is the first time that I'm hearing about Fake Out being an issue but haven't heard about it being a problem prior to February. I understand the item can be annoying to deal with when realizing they're not getting impacted by secondary effects, but that's part of the game and choices/factors you have to consider when playing. As mentioned before, it's all about fishing for information during the match. This goes for pretty much other moves and items as well. If heavy duty boots ever becomes a thing, do we need to start flashing that item too? If there's no need to put down rocks, then why click it when we can save ourselves an extra turn knowing that mon is going to be healthy anyways? Lame example I know, but that's how this discussion sounds right now. Either ban the item if it's broken or keep it as its intended design.
Side Note: King's Rock / Quick Claw doesn't need to be flashed as well. People complained about King's Rock before because of the multi-strike hits having a chance to flinch with it, but it got nerfed prior-to or on top of the flashing mechanic. The reason why no one complains about these is because it's not that viable due to the nerf and low chance of actually being able to use these effects/items. 

That's fair. I just wanted to make this all clear that I personally never wanted hidden Cloak to exist to begin with. I wasn't exactly thrilled of the accusations like I made this request on a whim but rather I wanted it to be known this is what I've been saying for 1,5 years. But I do think this is one of those calls where the community's opinion as a whole should absolutely matter over whatever I think or feel personally. That's why I said 
 
 
Lastly - we need to remember we're all living in our own bubbles especially what becomes to Doubles. In my personal bubble, people did feel that Covert Cloak being hidden is harmful. Because this represented pretty much the whole Doubles community to me at this point, I got the idea that people just don't like hidden Cloak but I will happily accept if there in fact is more people who enjoy it over hating it. 
 
This is pretty much the first big Doubles related discussion since the Sleep Clause. I do think we should open a discussion where everyone can weigh in and if it seems like by and large people enjoy hidden Cloak then that's completely fine as far as I'm concerned. I think I can be and should be open about the fact what comes to Tier Council and any Doubles related discussion, it's just about on the hands of 1-2 people and I do not think any decision like this should go on the hands of 1-2 people regardless what I feel about the matter.

I haven't really used the item that much but I liked the element of surprise it provided, just like figuring out whether a mon is banded, scarf, or AV (Gallade in doubles for example). Or when someone brings a TR team but you're not sure if one of their mons is carrying Mental Herb or not while it hasn't been chipped yet. It's not like Fake Out was only viable turn 1. It's all about figuring out what info you can get during the match. I don't really see why it got nerfed just because people can't prevent Tailwind or TR getting set up right away, or not being able to flinch something in our beloved hax-format. 

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Hello everyone!
The Lunar New Year festivities have returned to PokéMMO!
If you're eager to celebrate and make the most of this special event, you've come to the right place. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to participate, collect exclusive rewards, and embrace the spirit of the Lunar New Year! Let’s welcome the new year with prosperity, good fortune, and unforgettable Pokémon adventures!







Important:

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This guide is a work in progress and may be updated in the future.
Since this is still a work in progress, you can contribute by gathering and sharing information to help us complete it.
Use "Ctrl + F" to search for something specific in the guide for more detailed information.




New Cosmetics:
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Obtained from
Cosmetic
Visual
Slot
Rarity
Top 50 Shrine Leaderboard
Nian Hood

Hat
Seasonal
Top 1 Shrine Leaderboard
Shiny Nian Hood

Hat
Seasonal
Red Envelope 
Flower Crown

Hat
Seasonal
Red Envelope 
Futou

Hat
Seasonal
Red Envelope 
Traditional New Year Outfit

Shirt
Seasonal
Lucky Red Envelope 
Spring Flower Hairpin

Hat
Seasonal
Red Envelope 
Sand Snake Coat

Shirt
Rare
Red Envelope 
Sand Snake Scarf

Back
Rare
Red Envelope 
Elegant Antennae

Hat
Rare
Red Envelope 
Elegant Scarf

Back
Rare
Red Envelope 
Cobra Hoodie

Shirt
Rare
Lucky Red Envelope 
Golden Cuffed Ponytail

Hair
Rare
Lucky Red Envelope 
Tiny White Wings

Hat
Rare
Beating Zodiac Masters
Zodiac Tangzhuang

Shirt
Rare
Gift Shop
Black Serpent Armor

Shirt
Limited
Gift Shop
Green Serpent Armor

Shirt
Limited
Gift Shop
Xuanwu

Bike
Limited
Lucky Red Envelope 
Coiled Snake Hat

Hat
Ultra Rare
 
Money Rate:
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Celebrate the New Year with a festive boost: enjoy a 10% Money Rate increase from Trainers during this event!
Swarms:
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Swarm Pokémon can be found across all regions and appear more frequently during the Lunar New Year event. Returning Swarm Pokémon will reward you with Mysterious Cherish Ball and Zodiac Tablets 
For every 8 Pokémon returned from swarms, you'll receive a Mysterious Cherish Ball. Once you've returned 24 Pokémon, you'll be rewarded with a Zodiac Tablet. With a total of 12 tablets available, you'll need to return 288 Pokémon to collect them all.
You can return the Pokémon caught during swarms and claim your rewards by interacting with the Old Lady in Celadon City (Kanto), Slateport City (Hoenn), Hearthome City (Sinnoh), or Nacrene City (Unova).
Swarms Catch Rates:
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Pokémon
Rate
Ball
 
Minccino 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Spoink 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Spinda 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Numel 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Nidoran♂ 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Nidoran♀ 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Swinub 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Growlithe 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Pikachu 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Deerling 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Meditite 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Munna 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Cottonee 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Meowth 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Mankey 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Buneary 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Ekans 
100%
Quick Ball 
 
Raticate 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Staravia 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
Recoil
Vigoroth 
100%
1HP Para Great Ball
 
Luxio 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Flaaffy 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
Recoil
Rhyhorn 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Pidgeotto
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Seviper 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Electrike 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
 
Riolu 
100%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Espeon 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Combusken 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Miltank 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Gyarados 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Aipom 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Dragonair 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Electabuzz 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Onix 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Monferno 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Stantler 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
Recoil
Tauros 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Gengar 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Charmeleon 
46%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Gabite 
70%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
Dunsparce 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Ponyta 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Poochyena 
100%
Quick Ball
 
Hippopotas 
100%
1HP Ultra Ball
Recoil
Fearow 
100%
1HP Asleep Great Ball
Recoil
Girafarig 
93%
1HP Asleep Ultra Ball
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Abundant Shrine:
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The Abundant Shrine is a cooperative mission for 2-4 players. Work together to defeat as many enemies as you can and earn rewards, including Red Envelopes  and Lucky Red Envelopes 
You can participate in the Abundant Shrine by speaking to the NPC located in Celadon City (Kanto), Slateport City (Hoenn), Hearthome City (Sinnoh), or Nacrene City (Unova).

In-Depth:
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Here's a detailed guide to the Abundant Shrine. Keep in mind that this guide is still a work in progress. If you have any information we’re missing, feel free to share it with us!
 
Starting Wave: The leader selects the starting wave. It’s recommended to begin with the hardest waves, such as Dragon or Rabbit, for optimal strategy.
 
Items: Don’t forget to collect the items inside the house where you spawn.
 
Claiming Pokémon: You can claim Pokémon at the shrine located next to the NPC at the top of the Abundant Shrine.
 
 Scoreboard Access: Interact with the NPC next to the shrine to view the scoreboard.
 
Leaving the Instance: To exit the instance, interact with the orange plot.
 
Teleportation: The leader can use the teleport gem from their inventory to teleport the entire team out of the instance, placing everyone in front of the shrine where Pokémon are claimed. Ensure no one is in battle when using this feature.
 
Claimable Pokémon: Only defeated Pokémon can be claimed. These are indicated by the bubbles above their heads.
 
Wave Difficulty:
Wave 1/12: 2 foes per fight.
Wave 12/26: 3 foes per fight.
 
Scoring: Your score determines the rewards you earn. Collecting more items and Pokémon will increase your score, leading to better rewards.
 
Evolution Charm: A rare item used to evolve claimable Pokémon from the shrine. Use it carefully, as it's a highly valuable resource.
 
Strength Charm: A rare item used to EV train claimable Pokémon from the shrine. Use it carefully, as it's a valuable resource.
 
Healing with Mending Prayer: Use the move Mending Prayer (available on Steelix) to heal your Pokémon and your teammates' Pokémon. Communicate with your team to coordinate healing.
You can also claim Pokémon with Mending Prayer, but be cautious as these Pokémon are crucial to the team and cannot heal if they are K.O.
 
Healing with Healing Wind: Use Healing Wind to heal everyone’s status conditions. Ensure your teammates are nearby when using this move.
You can also claim Pokémon with Healing Wind, but be cautious as these Pokémon are valuable for the team and cannot heal if they are K.O.
 
Ressource: If you're not comfortable with effective/weakness types you can check this guide and use this mod

Starters:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Milotic 
Scald
Ice Beam
Protective Aura
Dragon's Blessing
Arbok 
Poison Jab
Seed Bomb
Aqua Tail
Serpent's Fear
Seviper 
Sludge Bomb
Flamethrower
Giga drain
Healing Wind
Steelix 
Iron Head
Drill Run
Provoke
Mending Prayer
Boss:
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Boss
Wave

12

20

26
Cycle:
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Cycle
Rat        
Ox         
Tiger     
Rabbit   
Dragon 
Snake    
Horse    
Goat      
Monkey 
Rooster  
Dog       
Pig         
First Round:
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Snake:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Ekans 
Poison Jab
Seed Bomb
Aqua Tail
Serpent's Fear
Snivy 
Leaf Storm
Dragon Pulse
Sweet Scent
Serpent's Fear
Tynamo 
Spark
Charge Beam
Tackle
Charge
Goat:
 
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Cottonee 
Giga Drain
Toxic
Tailwind
Mending Prayer
Mareep 
Thunderbolt
Power Gem
Hidden Power
Protective Aura
Rhyhorn 
Drill Run
Rock Slide
Megahorn
Provoke
Cubone 
Bonemerang
ThunderPunch
Brick Break
Perish Song
Dragon:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Dratini 
Dragon Pulse
Aqua Tail
Safeguard
Protective Aura
Treecko 
Grass Pledge
Drain Punch
Acrobatics
Dragon's Blessing
Charmander 
Weather Ball
Dragon Pulse
Acrobatics
Healing Wind
Gible 
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Flash of Speed
Dragon's Blessing
Axew 
Dragon Claw
Superpower
Healing Wind
Dragon's Blessing
Deino 
Draco Meteor
Dark Pulse
Provoke
Serpent's Fear
Bagon 
Dragon Claw
Brick Break
Wish 
Protect
Horse:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Deerling 
Bullet Seed
Return
Jump Kick
Safeguard
Blitzle 
Wild Charge
Low Kick
Me First
Flash of Speed
Horsea 
Surf
Dragon Pulse
Ice Beam
Dragon's Blessing
Ponyta 
Flare Blitz
Wild Charge
Morning Sun
Flash of Speed
Monkey:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Slakoth 
Double-Edge
Rock Slide
Slack Off
Provoke
Meditite 
Drain Punch
Psycho Cut
Fake Out
Protect
Chimchar 
Fire Pledge
Focus Punch
ThunderPunch
Fake Out
Pansear 
Fire Pledge
Low Kick
Grass Knot
Joyous Cheer
Panpour 
Water Pledge
Ice Beam
Crunch
Protective Aura
Pansage 
Grass Pledge
Acrobatics
Dig
Wish
Aipom 
Return
Thief
Fake Out
Joyous Cheer
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rooster:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Murkrow 
Drill Peck
Night Slash
Psychic
Tailwind
Pidgey 
Brave Bird
Return
U-turn
Mending Prayer
Spearow 
Drill Peck
Return
Drill Run
Roost
Doduo 
Acrobatics
Jump Kick
Mirror Move
Protect
Starly 
Brave Bird
Double-Edge
Roost
Flash of Speed
Piplup 
Water Pledge
Ice Beam
Signal Beam
Roost
Torchic 
Flamethrower
Low Kick
Dig
Will-O-Wisp
Rufflet 
Sky Drop
Close Combat
Steel Wing
Tailwind
Dog:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Electrike 
Thunderbolt
Flamethrower
Signal Beam
Thunder Wave
Smeargle 
Spore
Healing Wind
Joyous Cheer
Mending Prayer
Poochyena 
 
 
 
 
Growlithe 
Flare Blitz
Close Combat
Wild Charge
Charm
Vulpix 
Flamethrower
Energy Ball
Helping Hand
Safeguard
Houndoor 
Flamethrower
Dark Pulse
Reversal
Taunt
Lillipup 
Giga Impact
Wild Charge
Healing Wind
Protective Aura
Riolu 
Aura Sphere
Ice Punch
Copycat
Protective Aura
Snubbull 
Return
Ice Punch
Lovely Kiss
Mending Prayer
Pig:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Munna 
Psychic
Signal Beam
Trick Room
Mending Prayer
Tepig 
Flare Blitz
Superpower
Wild Charge
Will-O-Wisp
Spoink 
Psychic
Power Gem
Signal Beam
Toxic
Slowpoke 
Scald
Ice Beam
Helping Hand
Mending Prayer
Swinub 
Icicle Spear
Earthquake
Ice Shard
Stealth Rock
Mankey 
Drain Punch
Ice Punch
Taunt
Protect
Rat:
 
Spoiler
Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Rattata 
Facade
Dig
U-turn
Joyous Cheer
Pikachu 
Volt Tackle
Mega Kick
Hidden Power
Sweet Scent
Sandshrew 
Earthquake
Leech Life
Brick Break
Provoke
Cyndaquil 
Eruption
Hidden Power
Will-O-Wisp
Flash of Speed
Oshawott 
Scald
Sacred Sword
X-Scissor
Provoke
Buizel 
Waterfall
Ice Punch
Brick Break
Flash of Speed
Drilbur 
Drill Run
X-Scissor
Protect
Healing Wind
Minccino 
Tail Slap
Bullet Seed
Hidden Power
Super Fang
Marill 
Waterfall
Superpower
Ice Punch
Helping Hand
Ox:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Numel 
Flare Blitz
Earthquake
Hidden Power
Joyous Cheer
Phanpy 
Earthquake
Superpower
Seed Bomb
Stealth Rock
Shieldon 
Toxic
Taunt
 
Mending Prayer
Tiger:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Eevee 
Hidden Power
Shadow Ball
Copycat
Healing Wind
Skitty 
Return
Helping Hand
Joyous Cheer
Mending Prayer
Shinx 
Wild Charge
Crunch
Double Kick
Protective Aura
Glameow 
Return
Wake-up Slap
Fake Out
Joyous Cheer
Purrloin 
Dark Pulse
Fake Out
Thunder Wave
Joyous Cheer
Meowth 
Return
Water Pulse
Thief
Joyous Cheer
Rabbit:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Spinda 
Fake Out
Protective Aura
Joyous Cheer
Mending Prayer
Nidoran♂ 
Earth Power
Ice Beam
Lovely Kiss
Provoke
Nidoran♀ 
Sludge Bomb
Earth Power
Thunderbolt
Protective Aura
Whismur 
Return
Flamethrower
Ice Beam
Healing Wind
Buneary 
Return
Fake Out
Healing Wind
Mending Prayer
 
 
Second Round:
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Snake:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3 
Move 4
Servine 
Leaf Storm
Dragon Pulse
Sweet Scent
Serpent's Fear
Eelektrik 
Discharge
Signal Beam
Giga Drain
Air Slash
Clamperl 
Waterfall
Ice Beam
Hidden Power
Iron Defense
Dunsparce 
Headbutt
Helping Hand
Glare
 
Arbok 
Poison Jab
Seed Bomb
Aqua Tail
Serpent's Fear
Goat:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Whimsicott 
Giga Drain
Toxic
Tailwind
Mending Prayer
Flaaffy 
Thunderbolt
Power Gem
Hidden Power
Protective Aura
Rhydon 
Drill Run
Rock Slide
Megahorn
Provoke
Marowak 
Bonemerang
ThunderPunch
Brick Break
Perish Song
Absol 
Night Slash
X-Scissor
Will-O-Wisp
 
Dragon:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Dragonair 
Dragon Pulse
Aqua Tail
Safeguard
Protective Aura
Grovyle 
Grass Pledge
Drain Punch
Acrobatics
Dragon's Blessing
Charmeleon 
Weather Ball
Dragon Pulse
Acrobatics
Healing Wind
Gabite 
Dragon Claw
Earthquake
Flash of Speed
Dragon's Blessing
Fraxure 
Dragon Claw
Superpower
Healing Wind
Dragon's Blessing
Zweilous 
Draco Meteor
Dark Pulse
Provoke
Serpent's Fear
Shelgon 
Dragon Claw
Brick Break
Wish 
Protect
Vibrava 
Earth Power
Hidden Power
Bug Bite
Dragon's Blessing
Horse:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Sawsbuck 
Bullet Seed
Return
Jump Kick
Safeguard
Seadra 
Surf
Dragon Pulse
Ice Beam
Dragon's Blessing
Stantler 
Double-Edge
Helping Hand
Protective Aura
Joyous Cheer
Girafarig 
Psychic
Hyper Voice
Healing Wind
Mending Prayer
Monkey:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Vigoroth 
Double-Edge
Rock Slide
Slack Off
Provoke
Aipom 
Return
Thief
Fake Out
Joyous Cheer
Monferno 
Fire Pledge
Focus Punch
ThunderPunch
Fake Out
Simisear 
Fire Pledge
Low Kick
Grass Knot
Joyous Cheer
Simipour 
Water Pledge
Ice Beam
Crunch
Protective Aura
Simisage 
Grass Pledge
Acrobatics
Dig
Wish
Darumaka 
Flare Blitz
Superpower
Protect
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rooster:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Murkrow 
Drill Peck
Night Slash
Psychic
Tailwind
Pidgeotto 
Brave Bird
Return
U-turn
Mending Prayer
Fearow 
Drill Peck
Return
Drill Run
Roost
Dodrio 
Acrobatics
Jump Kick
Mirror Move
Protect
Staravia 
Brave Bird
Double-Edge
Roost
Flash of Speed
Prinplup 
Water Pledge
Ice Beam
Signal Beam
Roost
Combusken 
Flamethrower
Low Kick
Dig
Will-O-Wisp
Braviary 
Sky Drop
Close Combat
Steel Wing
Tailwind
Archen 
Rock Slide
Acrobatics
Roost
Protect
 
Dog:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Herdier 
Giga Impact
Wild Charge
Healing Wind
Protective Aura
Ninetales 
Flamethrower
Energy Ball
Helping Hand
Safeguard
Mightyena 
 
 
 
 
Houndoom 
Flamethrower
Dark Pulse
Reversal
Taunt
Granbull 
Return
Ice Punch
Lovely Kiss
Mending Prayer
 
 
 
 
 

Pig:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Primeape 
Drain Punch
Ice Punch
Taunt
Protect
Pignite 
Flare Blitz
Superpower
Wild Charge
Will-O-Wisp
Grumpig 
Psychic
Power Gem
Signal Beam
Toxic
Piloswine 
Icicle Spear
Earthquake
Ice Shard
Stealth Rock
Swoobat 
Psychic
Giga Drain
Hidden Power
Safeguard
 
 
 
 
 
Rat:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Raticate 
Facade
Dig
U-turn
Joyous Cheer
Raichu 
Volt Tackle
Mega Kick
Hidden Power
Sweet Scent
Sandslash 
Earthquake
Leech Life
Brick Break
Provoke
Quilava 
Eruption
Hidden Power
Will-O-Wisp
Flash of Speed
Dewott  
Scald
Sacred Sword
X-Scissor
Provoke
Floatzel 
Waterfall
Ice Punch
Brick Break
Flash of Speed
Azumarill 
Waterfall
Superpower
Ice Punch
Helping Hand
Emolga 
Thunderbolt
Acrobatics
 
Mending Prayer
 
 
 
 
 
Ox:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Camerupt 
Flare Blitz
Earthquake
Hidden Power
Joyous Cheer
Miltank 
Body Slam
Toxic
 
Mending Prayer
Bastiodon 
Toxic
Taunt
 
Mending Prayer
Tiger:
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Zangoose 
 Facade
Close Combat
Ice Punch
 
Luxio 
Wild Charge
Crunch
Double Kick
Protective Aura
Purugly 
Return
Wake-up Slap
Fake Out
Joyous Cheer
Liepard 
Dark Pulse
Fake Out
Thunder Wave
Joyous Cheer
Persian 
Return
Water Pulse
Thief
Joyous Cheer
Electabuzz 
Thunder Punch
Fire Punch
Ice Punch
Magnet Rise
Rabbit:
 
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Pokémon
Move 1
Move 2
Move 3
Move 4
Spinda 
Fake Out
Protective Aura
Joyous Cheer
Mending Prayer
Nidorino 
Earth Power
Ice Beam
Lovely Kiss
Provoke
Nidorana 
Sludge Bomb
Earth Power
Thunderbolt
Protective Aura
Loudred 
Return
Flamethrower
Ice Beam
Healing Wind
Lopunny 
Return 
Fake Out
Healing Wind
Mending Prayer
Audino 
Helping Hand
 
 
Mending Prayer
Jigglypuff 
Hyper Voice
Ice Beam
Hidden Power
Helping Hand
Plusle 
Thunderbolt
Hidden Power
Signal Beam
 
Minun 
Thunderbolt
Hidden Power
Grass Knot
 
 
 
 
Zodiac:
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Use each Zodiac Tablet to challenge and defeat the corresponding Zodiac Master. Conquer all 12 Zodiac Masters to earn an exclusive reward 

Zodiac Master:
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 Zodiac Master
Kanto
Johto
Hoenn
Sinnoh
Unova
 
Rabbit
Berry Forest
Route 35
Route 123 (Surf)
Route 217
Dreamyard (Strength)

Tiger
Route 7
Route 47 (Surf, Waterfall)
Route 115 (Surf)
Route 222
Route 1 (Surf)

Pig
Mt Ember (Surf, Strength, Rock Smash)
Ruins of Alph
Mt Chimney
Route 225 (Surf)
Giant Chasm

Horse
Route 16 (Cut)
Route 44
Route 117
Ironworks (Surf)
Route 2 (Cut)

Dog
Water Path (Surf)
Route 32
Route 111
Route 221 (Surf)
Route 4 (Smash)

Goat
Route 10
Route 45
Route 120 (Cut)
Route 210 (Climb)
Route 18

Snake
Mt Moon
Dark Cave (Flash, Surf)
Granite Cave
Iron Island
Guidance (Strength, Smash)

Monkey
Viridian Forest
Ilex Forest
Petalburg Woods
Eterna Forest
Lostlorn Forest

Ox
Route 11
Route 39
Route 116 (Cut)
Route 214
Abudant Shrine

Rooster
Sevault Canyon
Route 46 (Climb)
Route 111
Route 207
Desert Resort

Rat
Victory Road
Victory Road (Strength)
Victory Road
Ravaged Path (Surf, Rock Smash)
Twist Mountain

Dragon
Route 21
Dragon's Den (Surf, Whirlpool)
Route 119
Route 212 (Cut)
Route 14 (Surf, Waterfall)

 
Raids:
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 Successfully completing the raid will reward you with an Alpha and a Dead Flower. Collect all 12 Dead Flowers  before the event ends to unlock access to Flower paradise 

Requirements:
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All raids require unique species and held item. The remaining requirements can be found under:
 
Raid
Level
OT
  3⭐
60
1
  4⭐
75
1
  5⭐
95
1
  6⭐
100
4
Raids:
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Raids
Kanto
Johto
Hoenn
Sinnoh
Unova
Strat
Lopunny 3⭐
Berry Forest
Route 35
Route 123 (Surf)
Route 217
Dreamyard (Strength)
Here
Purugly 3⭐ 
Route 7
Route 47 (Surf, Waterfall)
Route 115 (Surf)
Route 222
Route 1 (Surf)
Here
Grumpig 3⭐ 
Mt Ember (Surf, Strength, Rock Smash)
Ruins of Alph
Mt Chimney
Route 225 (Surf)
Giant Chasm
Here
Zebstrika 3⭐ 
Route 16 (Cut)
Route 44
Route 117
Ironworks (Surf)
Route 2 (Cut)
Here
Stoutland 3⭐ 
Water Path (Surf)
Route 32
Route 111
Route 221 (Surf)
Route 4 (Smash)
Here
Ampharos 3⭐ 
Route 10
Route 45
Route 120 (Cut)
Route 210 (Climb)
Route 18
Here
Steelix 4⭐ 
Mt Moon
Dark Cave (Flash, Surf)
Granite Cave
Iron Island
Guidance (Strength, Rock Smash)
Here
Slaking 4⭐ 
Viridian Forest
Ilex Forest
Petalburg Woods
Eterna Forest
Lostlorn Forest
Here
Tauros 4⭐ 
Route 11
Route 39
Route 116 (Cut)
Route 214
Abudant Shrine
Here
Braviary 4⭐
Sevault Canyon
Route 46 (Rock Climb)
Route 111
Route 207
Desert Resort
Here
Excadrill 4⭐ 
Victory Road
Victory Road (Strength)
Victory Road
Ravaged Path (Surf, Smash)
Twist Mountain
Here
Gyarados 4⭐
Route 21
Dragon's Den (Surf, Whirlpool)
Route 119
Route 212 (Cut)
Route 14 (Surf, Waterfall)
Here
Legendary Raid:
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 Shaymin Sky Form is the final raid of the Lunar New Year event, unlocked by completing all 12 preceding Lunar New Year raids. After defeating the 12 Lunar New Year raids, you can use the Wilted Bouquet  in your inventory to access Flower paradise, where Shaymin raid is located. Defeating the Shaymin raid will reward you with a catchable Shaymin, 25 Gracidea flowers, and 3 Exp Candy (XL) . Additionally, the Wilted Bouquet will transform into a Rejuvenated Bouquet. 

Requirements:
Spoiler
To successfully challenge the Shaymin raid, make sure your Pokémon are level 70 or higher and you have at least 2 OT in your team.
Guide:
Spoiler
Pokémon
Video
Guide
Shaymin Sky Form 4⭐  
Here
Here
 
Mysterious Cherish Ball Shiny Rates:
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Rates 
Mysterious Cherish Ball 
Shiny rates
1/6000
Mysterious Cherish Ball Drops:
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Common:
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Pokémon
Buneary 
Ekans 
Magikarp 
Tauros 
Dunsparce 
Ponyta 
Rapidash 
Spoink 
Blitzle 
Zebstrika 
Gyarados 
Seviper 
Flaaffy 
Glameow 
Purugly 
Rufflet 
Braviary 
Arbok 
Grumpig 
Miltank 
Dragonair 
Dragonite 
Nidoking 
Lillipup 
Herdier 
Stoutland 
Onix 
Steelix 
Darmanitan 
Luxray 
Staraptor 
Mareep 
Manectric 
 
 
 
 
Rare:
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Pokémon
Drilbur 
Excadrill 
Slakoth 
Vigoroth 
Slaking 
Feebas 
Milotic 
Servine 
Serperior 
Emboar 
Typhlosion 
 
 
 
Red Envelope Drops:
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Items 
Fake Tears
Light Screen
Reflect
Screech
Dragon Claw
Dragon Pulse
Brick Break
Super Iron
Super Carbos
Super Protein
Super Calcium
Super Zinc
Super HP Up
Stone Plate
Splash Plate
Meadow Plate
Insect Plate
Icicle Plate
Zap Plate
Iron Plate
Dread Plate
Earth Plate
Spooky Plate
Toxic Plate
Flame Plate
First Plate
Sky Plate
Draco Plate
Mind Plate
Timer Ball
Luxury Ball
Heal Ball
Premier Ball
Repeat Ball
Firework Green
Firework Red
Firework Yellow
Firework Purple
Lava Cookie
Sand Snake Scarf
Elegant Antennae
Flower Crown
Sand Snake Coat
Elegant Scarf
Cobra Hoodie
Dragon Fang
Light Clay
Metronome
Gem Dragon
EXP Charm +50%
Riches Charm +75%
Stardust
Futou
Pearl
Brick Break
Dumplings
Nugget
Mandarin
Traditional New Year Outfit
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Lucky Red Envelope Drops:

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Items 
Helping Hand
Will-O-Wisp
Knock Off
Tailwind
Dragon Dance
Draco Meteor
Haze
Hyper Calcium
Hyper Iron
Hyper Protein
Hyper Carbos
Hyper Zinc
Pearl
Star Piece
Pearl String
Stardust
Dragon Gem
Lava Cookie
Mind Plate
Stone Plate
Sky Plate
Fist Plate
Flame Plate
Toxic Plate
Spooky Plate
Earth Plate
Dread Plate
Iron Plate
Fist Plate
Dread Plate
Stone Plate
Icicle Plate
Insect Plate
Splash Plate
Meadow Plate
Zap Plate
Draco Plate
EXP Candy (L)
EXP Candy (XL)
EXP Candy (M)
Nugget
Coiled Snake Hat
Golden Cuffed Ponytail
Tiny White Wings
Dragon Fang
Mystic Mirror
Light Clay
Metronome
Elegant Scarf
Battle Points Charm (+100%)
Item Magnet Charm (+100%)
EXP Charm (+100%)
Timer Ball
Heal Ball
Luxury Ball
Repeat Ball
Premier Ball
Mandarin
Dumplings
Spring Flower Hairpin
Lucky Red Envelope
 
 
 
 
 

I hope this guide was helpful!
Wishing you all an happy Lunar New Year!

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