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We kind of already have this to a certain extent. Here is the Level System at work: Battle Frontier Ranking Hall Leaderboards: As for leveling up and receiving a reward, we have that too in both examples. In the Battle Frontier, if you win 50 rounds without losing, then you will get a Silver Shield and if you win 100 rounds without losing, then you will get a Gold Shield for your Secret Base (plus some Battle Points every 7 rounds you win). As for Matchmaking, you can win prizes with enough matchpoints.

If you are looking for advice, you should wait the two days to pick up the Gracieda Flowers (for future legendaries since they need the flower in order to change their IV by +1 or -1 since they cannot be bred). Hold onto them until another legendary is implemented since this flower may have quite a demand. Your future self may thank you later.

Stay tuned for future legendaries since the Gracidea flower is the only way to adjust an IV by +1 or -1. This is why I still have a lot of flowers in my bag. Anotherwards, the flower has a use beyond selling to an NPC. If you are not a competitive player, then hold onto the flower until another legendary is implemented because people may want those flowers for themselves.

Good morning, I hope you are doing alright. You have to go in during the daytime, however if you had fought every trainer in the restaurant, then you cannot go in ever again. Once it is nighttime, then you cannot go in (the people you see in the restaurant probably got inside during the Daytime).

Usually before drafting a guide, there is a lot of research that is involved. Sometimes I research the topic for months prior to the construction of certain topics. If you are struggling with Giratina, then here are some pokemon to invest in.... 1. Bisharp Nature: Adamant IVs: +25 HP/31 Attack/+25 Defense/-- Special Attack/+25 Special Defense/31 Speed EVs: 6 HP/252 Attack/252 Speed Moves: Night Slash/Brick Break/Iron Head/Swords Dance Item: Expert Belt Ability: Defiant 2. Absol Nature: Adamant IVs: +25 HP/31 Attack/+25 Defense/-- Special Attack/+25 Special Defense/31 Speed EVs: 6 HP/252 Attack/252 Speed Moves: Night Slash/Close Combat/psycho cut/Swords Dance Item: Razor Claw Ability: Super Luck 3. Haxorus Nature: Adamant IVs: +25 HP/31 Attack/+25 Defense/-- Special Attack/+25 Special Defense/31 Speed EVs: 6 HP/252 Attack/252 Speed Moves: Dragon Claw/Crunch/Earthquake/Swords Dance Item: Dragon Fang or Expert Belt Ability: Mold Breaker Your goal is to hit Giratina quick and hard before the move Miasna is used. This could even mean bypassing the move Swords Dance to do straight damage (that shouldn't be a problem considering that Haxorus has a high base Attack Stat). If one of your pokemon ever goes berserk, then switch! Let your other teammates wither down Giratina's health until it is about to faint. If one of your teammates faints (or the HM Slave you switched out the berserk pokemon into faints), then go back into that pokemon and finish up the floating Ghost/Dragon Type! This is why I advise for people to do Sinnoh last. Do Kanto, Hoenn, and Unova first (and when Johto is implemented, do that as well [unless the Gyarados fight at Lake of Rage becomes a Boss Battle]). Once all of those regions are done, then it would be good to strategize about how you want to tackle Sinnoh (or Johto). Sinnoh is the only region that you have to go in with a gameplan in mind. For this, consult with either @MightyBoxer or @RysPicz for a more suggestions before jumping into Sinnoh (or Johto). If you do not have both of these talented guys on speed dial, then feel free to watch my Sinnoh Walkthroughs as I had done research on Sinnoh prior to recording the series. I should note that, @Rache provides excellent details from under the hood of Giratina. She is a hero! With this in mind, do not run anything with Scrappy and Fake Out in your playthrough against Giratina. Go in with a strong team! I can leave you to your own devices in terms of strategizing a team. All the best with your journey @Taokome!

The one on the left is Dragon Rage. That move is not affected by type combinations because it always does -40 HP Damage. The one on the right is Dragon Tail. That move has a Base Power of 90, however the damage is not completely set. Dragon Tail is affected by type combinations. Worth noting, your priority is -6, so you will almost always move last when this move is used and it switches your opponent's pokemon out if it makes contact.

Good evening, I hope everyone is doing just swell! Due to @xDire mentioning that he is usually available when I am not, he advised me to find another co-host. As a result of this advice, I found @GreenCatKid to help tape the final walkthrough episode in Unova! Thank you for being an awesome Pretzel Salesman. There may be future episodes recorded before Johto's Launch. Unova Part 11: Hidden Items:

Kanto was before my time. Hoenn was implemented on January 13th 2015. Unova was released on November 15th 2017 Sinnoh was released on January 21st 2020 (How I know is due to me doing a walkthrough of the regions during their initial launches)

Good afternoon, I hope everyone is doing alright. Due to @Zlamurai being busy in real life and Johto coming soon, I decided to tap @xDire to help me complete the Unova post story. I should note that, these upcoming episodes may cover a lot of ground due to the urgency of the situation. Unova Part 10: Hidden Items: Sages (With Heart Attacks Included):

Great news! I added the Forest Mushroom Hat thanks to @DarielMG (DarioMG in game) linking the hat to me.

I would like to thank @KaynineXL for the Link Invite! While Item Hunting, I found a Secret Shiny Grimer with a great IV Roll! I hope you all have the same thing happen to yourself someday!

Are you referring to these hats?

To my knowledge, the only limited alphas are the Kanto Starters.

Back in the days of Pokemon Stadium, Gengar could be hit with Earthquake. However, the only difference between Stadium and today is Gengar has the Cursed Body ability which is essentially a built in Disable. Nasty Plot and Levitate in my view would be too dangerous for the meta to handle. However, I would relay on an expert opinion for this suggestion...

As an update, you can now use 2 Gracidea Flowers to make 1 Red PokeBlock Plus.

Hello Vicky, you will need to file a Ban Appeal here: https://support.pokemmo.com/login Create a Ticket explaining your situation and then wait for a response.

Feel free to write your riveting letter in the Ban Appeals Section. You can do this by creating a ticket here: https://support.pokemmo.com/login/

Welcome to PokeMMO JMmainard! I hope you enjoy you enjoy the experience here.

I reformed my opinion since then, but my old self use to agree with you. No need to have a PokeMMO Island. Everything is just fine the way it is now.

Several years ago, we had 1v1 Tournaments more often. I should note for future suggestions, you can write your event ideas in this thread:

This guy is reminding me of my heart attack. Time to report... In all seriousness though, I feel that these are great location recommendations. However, one more to add is Golduck in the Resort Area in Sinnoh. Since there are no item drops as of the time of this post, you can lead with something like Garchomp with Earthquake to knock them all out.

Noted, I will credit @StanFear for the tool's creation. It is a great trait how you and Seth are quite modest. Keep up the great work!

The good news is that I have a guide that you can search Absol on (item yields are also labeled as well). The best part is cycles are labeled. Also @Revz, @Seth, and @StanFear made a tool that you can download. Everything listed is up to date there for the exception of Shuckle.

I had a complete Dex back in 2020, so there were two things that could of been done: 1. Gloat about it and do nothing 2. Publish a guide to help others complete their Dexes alongside me. I would rather see others accomplish this feat alongside me. That was the goal of this guide (and to answer the questions being asked in Global chat for certain wild pokemon locations).