[1 Hour] Trainer Rerun Guide

[HolyBroccoli]

 

 

 

 

[1 Hour] Trainer Rerun Guide 2022 [ UPDATED ]

 

Hello guys, HolyBroccoli Here!

 

The sole purpose for making this simple guide is for those that don't really have much time in hand to do 2-3 hours worth of every trainer reruns.

It can be really tedious for the amount of time spent and most trainers don't really have payouts that are worth doing.

This by far is one of the most efficient way to spend JUST 1 HOUR in doing trainer reruns so you can spend your hours in doing more important things.

I will guide you on what Pokemon to use, when to heal and what move to use for certain trainers. 

 

REMEMBER : Trainers have a 6 hour cooldown / And this run doesn't include Morimoto.
I keep Morimoto for E4 Runs

 

 

What is Required? 

 

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1) Cloyster (You only need Icicle Spike) PP MAX it / Make sure its ability is Skill Link as well

[ You can use Ability Pill ]

 

2) Back up Pokemon with Rock Climb / Double Battle Pokemons

 

3) 3 Super Repels, 2 Antidote, 1 Burn Heal (Sometimes you might get Poisoned/Burned)

 

4) A Pokemon that knows Defog / Defog Ocarina

 

5) Amulet Coin (Pop It just before fighting Rich Boy)

 

 

 

My Back up Pokemon is a Swampert (Doesn't need good EV's, IV's or nature)

Reason: I use Swampert is because it can learn Rock Climb and 2 Moves that can 1HKO all mons in the Route 228 Area.
Sandstorm also doesn't affect it which makes the run more consistent.

 

 

 

 

UNOVA
Total Cash: $ 47,244
Battles: 8 Trainers 
Time: 11-12 Minutes
 

 

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Route 9 Shopping Mall (2 Trainers)

Rich Boy [$6120] > Lady Isabel [$6120]

 

 

Route 10 [4 Trainers]
Fly to Opelucid City, go North all the way till you reach Route 10, then go East to meet the 4 trainers.

 

Ace Trainer Johan ($4452) > Veteran Karla ($4950) > Ace Trainer Cheyenne ($4452) > Veteran Chester ($4950)

 

 

Route 13 [2 Trainers]
Fly to Undella Town, go North all the way till you reach Route 13, then continue North to meet the 2 trainers.

 

Socialite Marian ($8100) > Gentleman Yan ($8100)

 

 

Fly to Castelia City, then proceed to Sinnoh Region

 

 

 

SINNOH
Total Cash: $185,472
Battles: 32 Trainers ( 2 are Double Battles )
Time: Remaining Time

 

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Route 214 [1 Trainer]

Fly to Veilstone City, go South all the way till you reach Route 214, continue South till you meet the 1 trainer.

 

PI Carlos ($9000)

 

 

Route 215 [2 Trainers]
Fly back to Veilstone City, HEAL at Pokecenter then proceed West all the way till you reach Route 214, continue West till you meet 2 trainers.

 

Ace Trainer Dennis ($4704) > Ace Trainer Maya ($4704)

 

 

 

Route 212 [4 Trainers]
Fly to Hearthome City, Go South all the way till you reach Route 212, continue South meet 2 trainers, then go Northeast and meet 2 trainers.

 

Gentleman Jeremy ($5880) > Socialite Reina ($6000) > Rich Boy Jason ($6000) > Lady Melissa ($6000)

 

 

 

Route 222 [1 Trainer]

Fly to Sunnyshore City, go West all the way till you reach Route 222, continue West all the way till you meet the trainer.

 

Rich Boy Trey ($6360)

 

 

 

 

Route 226 [1 Trainer]

Fly to Survival Area, Use Super Repel and Proceed East all the way, Rock Climb up and fight the trainer. Fly back to Survival Area and HEAL at Pokecenter.

 

Ace Trainer Graham ($5568)

 

 

 

 

Route 225 [3 Trainers]

Once HEALED, Go West then Go South all the way till you meet the 3 trainers.

 

Ace Trainer Quinn ($5472) > Ace Trainer Rodolfo ($5472) > Ranger Dwayne ($5220)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Route 210 [4 Trainers]

Fly to Celestic Town, Go East till you reach Route 210, Make sure to use DEFOG before engaging the Veteran Trainer. Continue East and fight the other 3 Trainers. 
[ The 3rd Trainer is a Double Battle ]

 

Veteran Brian ($6240) > Ace Trainer Ernest ($4896) > Double Team Zac & Jen ($6000) > Ace Trainer Alyssa ($4800)

 

 

 

 

 

Route 210 [1 Trainer]
Fly to Solaceon Town, Proceed North all the way till you meet the Double Battle Trainers. 

[3/6 Pokemon have Flash Fire]

 

Belle & Pa Ava & Matt ($7896)

 

 

 

 

 

Route 229 [2 Trainers]

Fly to Resort Area, HEAL at Pokecenter, Go North and meet 2 Trainers, proceed Northwest.

 

Ace Trainer Felix ($5472) > Ace Trainer Dana ($5472) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Route 228 [5 Trainers]

Go North and you will meet 1 Trainer, continue North and meet 2 trainers, continue Northwest and meet another trainer, and 1 more trainer further up. Go West after the last Trainer

 

Ace Trainer Meagan ($5664) > Ranger Kyler ($5310) > Ranger Krista ($5310) > Ace Trainer Moira ($5568) > Ace Trainer Jose ($5568)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Route 227 [2 Trainers]

Go West till you reach Route 227, Use Super Repel and continue Northeast then Hop West on the platform till you meet the 2 trainers.

Ace Trainer Saul ($5856) > Ranger Felicia ($5400)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Snowpoint City Gym [6 Trainers]

Fly to Snowpoint City Gym, HEAL at Pokecenter, Go North and enter the Snowpoint Gym

 

Ace Trainer Alicia ($5940) > Ace Trainer Anton ($5940) > Ace Trainer Savannah ($5940) > Ace Trainer Isaiah ($5940) > Ace Trainer Sergio ($5940) > Ace Trainer Brenna ($5940)

 

 

 

 

 

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After Only an Hour with Amulet Coin

 

[OLD] Total Pokeyen: $221,319 

[UPDATED] Total Pokeyen: $232,716 

 

 Total: 40 Trainers (2 are Double Battles) 

Unova: $47,244 | Sinnoh: $185,472

 

 

[This Run Doesn't Include Morimoto]

 

 

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Although, some might find it difficult to fight all trainers within the 1 hour time limit. You can ignore trainers that are problematic for you.

 

Just adjust the routes accordingly for your convenience. This guide is more on showing the best trainers to fight in the area within that 1 hour limit.

Regardless, the total amount you get is still great in the end! 😁

 

 

This RERUN is really straightforward. Literally out of 40 trainers, 36 Trainers require you to just spam Cloyster's Icicle Spike. That's just it.
Do it a couple times and you won't be needing to look at the guide anymore.

 

 

 

I appreciate everyone that took their time reading this guide. Any feedback will be really helpful as an improved version benefits all 😄 

 

 

 

Thanks to @Poufilou for some additional information on other routes that contributed to the new Updated Total Amount! 

Hope this guide has been helpful to you and I wish everyone the best!

Edited August 17, 2022 by HolyBroccoli
Updated Routes & Total Amount

[thunattruong]

Thank you for the guide!! 😄 

[Poufilou]

I personally avoid route 227/228 because of sandstorm and annoying sturdy mons with berries that lose time. I also don't do anything worth less than 5k (tamers and beauty)

 

Instead I start the run in rt 217 and go down 216 and beat 5 Ace trainers there for 5k each

And I do route 210 from Celestic, Veteran Ace Double Team and Ace, 5-6k each, need defog upon entering. Also from Solaceon route 210 Belle & Pa double battle worth 8k. 

 

Otherwise this run is great, good job. Just make more visible the fact ppl need to throw Morimoto in there 🙂

 

Edited August 8, 2022 by Poufilou

[HolyBroccoli]

1 hour ago, Poufilou said:

I personally avoid route 227/228 because of sandstorm and annoying sturdy mons with berries that lose time. I also don't do anything worth less than 5k (tamers and beauty)

 

Instead I start the run in rt 217 and go down 216 and beat 5 Ace trainers there for 5k each

And I do route 210 from Celestic, Veteran Ace Double Team and Ace, 5-6k each, need defog upon entering. Also from Solaceon route 210 Belle & Pa double battle worth 8k. 

 

Otherwise this run is great, good job. Just make more visible the fact ppl need to throw Morimoto in there 🙂

 

Yea, Route 227/228 basically you can just use Cloyster to skim through everything as well. It is able to survive the sandstorm as long you use another pokemon on the red circle highlighted trainers cause those doesn't have sturdy except the orange arrow trainer. I use swampert as it knows 2 moves that can 1HKO all their mons and sandstorm doesn't affect it so the run can be really smooth. Will prolly add a minor detail on why I use Swampert, thanks for the reminder. 

I personally avoided the defog route although the trainers are really packing, just because of the defog. Will try to adjust it in my 1 hour routes to see whether it improves the run. I actually never checked Route 216/217. Will definitely check it out on my next run!

 

Basically my run is all about consistency. You can run it 10-20 times and it will still be the same results which is what I'm aiming for.

My run doesn't include Morimoto though, I stated that I excluded it in the final Total Sum.

 

If you do have a Trainer run that makes more money in an hour please do update me about it. Will really appreciate it as it benefits everyone as well. Cheers brother! 🙂
 

Edited August 8, 2022 by HolyBroccoli

[Poufilou]

11 minutes ago, HolyBroccoli said:

Yea, Route 227/228 basically you can just use Cloyster to skim through everything as well. It is able to survive the sandstorm as long you use another pokemon on the red circle highlighted trainers cause those doesn't have sturdy except the orange arrow trainer. I use swampert as it knows 2 moves that can 1HKO all their mons and sandstorm doesn't affect it so the run can be really smooth. Will prolly add a minor detail on why I use Swampert, thanks for the reminder. 

I personally avoided the defog route although the trainers are really packing, just because of the defog. Will try to adjust it in my 1 hour routes to see whether it improves the run.

 

Basically my run is all about consistency. You can run it 10-20 times and it will still be the same results which is what I'm aiming for.

My run doesn't include Morimoto though, I stated that I excluded it in the final Total Sum.

 

If you do have a run that makes more money in an hour please do update me about it! Will really appreciate it as it benefits everyone as well. Cheers brother!

 

I know for sure a single Cloyster can't do the sandstorm route on its own without losing time, I have the same as you and using it for as long as I'm doing trainer runs, whether it's banded or metronome you can't OHKO Aggron and Empoleon that a few of them have and the chip dmg is annoying. A backup mon is a good idea for these routes to try and gain time, the option I chose is not do them at all. Some Azumarill can Toxic you too in route 212, one of the two trainers nearest the mansion. 

 

About the defog, just wanted to make sure we're talking about using defog in overworld that removes fog for all 4 battles and takes 2 seconds to do. 

 

I don't think there's a way to make more money, but I know there are different combination to get around same result consistently, though it's not very relevant to add since there's no RNG involved in rebattling trainers nor should be any change to what you're doing, except for Morimoto and Cynthia. The main core of trainers that you suggest is the best in my opinion. 

[HolyBroccoli]

2 hours ago, Poufilou said:

I know for sure a single Cloyster can't do the sandstorm route on its own without losing time, I have the same as you and using it for as long as I'm doing trainer runs, whether it's banded or metronome you can't OHKO Aggron and Empoleon that a few of them have and the chip dmg is annoying. A backup mon is a good idea for these routes to try and gain time, the option I chose is not do them at all. Some Azumarill can Toxic you too in route 212, one of the two trainers nearest the mansion. 

 

About the defog, just wanted to make sure we're talking about using defog in overworld that removes fog for all 4 battles and takes 2 seconds to do. 

 

I don't think there's a way to make more money, but I know there are different combination to get around same result consistently, though it's not very relevant to add since there's no RNG involved in rebattling trainers nor should be any change to what you're doing, except for Morimoto and Cynthia. The main core of trainers that you suggest is the best in my opinion. 

Yea, Which is why I have a Swampert to handle the 3 circle highlighted trainers from the sandstorm route which in the end keeps my Cloyster alive with enough PP on icicle spike to handle the final 2 trainers on Route 227 before going to Snowpoint. My tactic is to use my Swampert to rock slide the Aggron to cut abit of his hp (He Can't Sturdy after that) then KO him with surf or earthquake, the rest of the mons after that will just die by 1HKO by Earthquake / Surf.

Yea the Azumarill on route 212 does toxic in some runs which is why I stated to prepare 1 Antidote specially for that Azumarill haha xd

But you're right, I never actually tried the defog outside of battle so will definitely implement it. New player here so still learning.
I'm sure replacing some of the trainers in my routes with the defog trainers will increase the money gained a little. Maybe extra 5-10k at most.

I excluded Morimoto cause what I'm aiming for is consistency. Morimoto can be quite time consuming at rare times. Will definitely check out the trainers you mentioned! Appreciate it brother

Edited August 8, 2022 by HolyBroccoli

[Nadinon]

My pokewallet thanks you for this guide

[Elizn]

If possible, adding Veteran Brian on Rt.210 would be a nice bonus. He is in Defog area though (since you're using only 2 Pokemon, You can always carry something to use Defog, or have an Ocarina)

 

Veteran Brian does have a team of 6 however, but with Amulet Coin awards $6,000 and change lol. Not sure on the exact amount

 

He is right next to the west side of the bridge that is down the stairs if you fly to Celestic Town, so he is quick and easy to access.

 

Most of these trainers I use for a Sinnoh coin grab, Thanks for sharing these 😄 

[HolyBroccoli]

7 hours ago, Elizn said:

If possible, adding Veteran Brian on Rt.210 would be a nice bonus. He is in Defog area though (since you're using only 2 Pokemon, You can always carry something to use Defog, or have an Ocarina)

 

Veteran Brian does have a team of 6 however, but with Amulet Coin awards $6,000 and change lol. Not sure on the exact amount

 

He is right next to the west side of the bridge that is down the stairs if you fly to Celestic Town, so he is quick and easy to access.

 

Most of these trainers I use for a Sinnoh coin grab, Thanks for sharing these 😄 

You're absolutely right on that hahaha. Funny thing is I didn't know you can actually defog outside of battle until Poufilou commented.

I tried a new route yesterday including the defog route and the new total sum came in at 232,716 Pokeyen. Will be updating the post later on ! Cheers 😄

[SillyBopIt]

Thank you for making this amazing guide 😄

 

[DittoBoxes]

This is great!

[Poufilou]

Updated looks good. I tried doing the third Ace Trainer in rt 229 (at top right) and ignored the Aggron one in sandstorm to save some time, its good. I will try to change Cloyster item for fighting the Azumarill and Probopass ones, because they die for sure with Rock Blast and Surf, only problem is if you need more power that you lose from choice band for the rest of the team but as far as I remember I think it's ok. 

Edited September 5, 2022 by Poufilou

[raveman]

Can you provide me a guide for e4 runs please?

[rezzocy]

awesome guide!

[Ghostfaze0]

hello, your guide says it requires 3 super repels despite using only 2. id also advise bringing a hyper potion due to sand chipping at cloysters HP.

[TrueDemonology]

@HolyBroccoli

Ok. I have beeen doing Your run for a couple of times, thank You for sharing it.

 

What I think would be a good optimalisation is having a weather setter instead of Defog HM. I dont have ocarinas so I tried to find a way not to take additional pokemon for the Sinnoh run.

I decided to make a vanilluxe with Snow Warning Ability because he sets snow and hits strong special dmg. It turned out that he clears fog in fights and clears sandstorm.

It makes some routes, especially 229 and 228, much easier to clear.

What this idea is lacking is a good PP count. My vanilluxe finishes his movepool too quickly.

So I am working on Pelipper with Drizzle and U-Turn - so that he can be the first in the party, then use U-Turn once and I will freely go back to my Cloyster. I am still levelling him up so I dont konw how practically it would do - the problem I see is that if U-Turnd does not OHKO - then my cloyster gets damage probably. U-Turn is psyhical and pelipper sucks at psychical stats. I got one cheap that is adamant pelipper so once I will level him up and run a few times with his u-turn I will let you know how does he do.

 

 

[MrVdd]

I know Cloyster is the absolute main stay pokemon here, but I was thinking as a backup having Infernape with Choice Band and Double Kick(egg move) so that you can OHKO the aggron and other rough pokemon like probopass though I havent done the calcs for those. I will probably just quickly breed an Infernape and try it out and let you know. 🙂

 

edit: Also Infernape also learns Rock Climb, since that's important for you. Though it does still get hit by sand.

 

edit: edit: I have been given even better knowledge that I lacked before. Rampardos learns Rock Climb, is immune to sand, and Mold Breaker beats Sturdy. Rampardos has 165 base attack and though it's speed is slightly lacking, at level 100 it doesnt matter most of the time.

Edited March 25 by MrVdd

[GeekFrench]

Sinnoh Route 217 and 216 are my extra too: