MustangCZ Posted December 27, 2022 Share Posted December 27, 2022 (edited) Hello everyone, im bringing a guide for the new items introduced on the holiday update 2022 (Sorry for the bad english). So lets start with the basic. What are Lures? Lures are a single use item, similar to repels, they are only active for a limited amount of steps, and the effects are different depending on the type of lure: Normal or Premium. Normal Lures The normal lures ( ) can be adquired from the pokemart or the marketplace, there are three different types of normal lures: Basic, Super and Expert. All three offer the same effects, the only difference is their price and the number of steps (being 100, 200 and 250 respectively). The effects are the following: The normal lures give you a 10% increase of wild pokemon encounter while walking, surfing or fishing. The lure doesnt work if you are using sweet scent for wild encounters. The pokemon are a bit stronger, having 1 or 3 levels more than usual. You can encounter a wild double battle while the lure is active Because Unova already has wild double battles due to Dark grass. You now can find this types of wild battles on normal grass too, but only if the lure is active. If only one pokemon remains from the double wild encounter, the last pokemon has a very slim chance to call another pokemon for help, similiar to SOS battles from gen 7 (Thanks to SacredDiver for the discovery). You can find rare species if the lure is active. Some species are exclusive with lure, having a 5% to encounter a lure-exclusive pokemon. The lure-exclusive pokemon are: Bulbasaur Ivysaur Charmander Charmeleon Squirtle Wartortle Togetic Treecko Grovyle Torchic Combusken Mudkip Marshtomp Turtwig Grotle Chimchar Monferno Piplup Prinplup Togekiss Rotom Snivy Servine Tepig Pignite Oshawott Dewott Premium Lures The premium lures ( ) can be adquired from the gift shop or the marketplace, there are three different types of premium lures: Basic, Super and Max. Just like the normal lures, all three offer the same effects, the only difference is their price and the number of steps (being 200, 300 and 400 respectively). The effects are the following: They have all the effects of normal lures, but with some differences: 20% increase of wild pokemon encounter instead of 10% 8% to encounter a lure-exclusive pokemon instead of 5% You can encounter a bigger horde, this means that instead of a horde of 3 pokemon, with premium lure you can find a horde of 5. This only applies if you are walking or surfing, it doesnt work with sweet scent. Premium lures can increase the chance of secret shiny pokemon by 25% However, it doesnt increase the chance of regular shiny. Mechanics/Features/Bugs? The following observations im not quite sure if was intended or not, but this are the things that i noticed: You can stack the lure with repels, having both effects active at the same time However, the repel effect takes priority, meaning that the lure step will only start counting if the repel effect is over If you use a repel after using the lure, the repel will be consumed first, and the lure will pause, until the repel is over But for some reason, if you use a repel first and the the lure, the repel will start counting but not the lure, as was stated before. However, you can still find pokemon while the repel is still in effect, but they dont have the bonus levels or the exclusive encounters from the lure. The lure stack with the safari steps. You cant find double wild encounter while using a lure in the safari. Both the lure and the safari steps are consumed at the same time, unlike the lure with repels. It seems that the lure-encounter pokemon on the safari are much easier to capture, because they dont run away easily. I did a test with Blissey, and the pokemon didnt run away after just one turn, it did after 8-15 turns of just throwing safari balls. This ended up happening after trying several times. The lure works with fishing encounters. You can find double wild encounters while fishing. Everytime you use the fishing rod, you consume 5 steps from the lure. This means that depending of the lure, you can use the fishing rod 20-80 times with a single lure. When you are fishing and the lure is active, the level of the pokemon will be the highest from that area plus the extra levels from the lure A test was done on dragonspiral tower, where you can find Dratini between level 25-40 and Basculin between level 35-55, when the lure was active, Dratini only appeared at level 56, that means that Dratini is taking the highest level of the stronger pokemon from that area (in this case Basculin), and using that level for the lure. Currently this only happens while fishing. (Thanks to pokemonmaster69 for the discovery) You can also find lure-exclusive pokemon from fishing just like when surfing (Thanks to pokemonmaster69 and SacredDiver for the info). The lure works with rock smash encounters (Thanks to SacredDiver for the info) The pokemon get higher levels if the lure is active. Using rock smash doesnt consume lure steps like when you use the fishing rod. You can find a double wild encounter when using rock smash. Comparison chart This is a comparative chart to summarize the information mentioned above. List of lure-encounter pokemon Here its a list of all the pokemon available with lure, and the ubication are categorized by colors: Water, Underwater, Grass, Dark Grass, Cave Kanto Spoiler Route 1: Pichu Route 2: Butterfree Route 3: Charmander Route 4: Igglybuff Kingdra Route 5: Ivysaur Route 6: Wigglituff Politoed Route 7: Ninetales Route 8: Arcanine Route 9: Arbok Route 10: Dragonair Elekid Route 11: Fearow Cloyster Route 12: Victreebel Kingdra Route 13: Vileplume Kingdra Route 14: Nidoqueen Route 15: Nidoking Route 16: Snorlax Route 17: Golduck Route 18: Honchkrow Route 19 Lapras Route 20 Lapras Route 21: Poliwrath Mime Jr Route 22: Marill Azumarill Route 23: Exeggutor Octillery Route 24: Squirtle Starmie Route 25: Kadabra Azumarill Pallet Town: Poliwrath Viridian City: Politoed Cerulean City: Starmie Celadon City Weezing Vermilion City: Cloyster Fuchsia City: Politoed Cinnabar Island: Poliwrath Viridian Forest: Bulbasaur Diglett's Cave: Dunsparce Mt. Moon: Clefable Cerulean Cave: Alakazam Slowking S.S. Anne Cloyster Rock Tunnel: Charmeleon Power Plant: Electivire Lavender tower: Gengar Safari Zone: Azumarill Blissey Pokemon Mansion: Magby Seafoam Island: Wartortle Starmie Victory Road: Hitmontop One Island: Lanturn Treasure Beach: Lanturn Tangrowth Kindle Road: Flareon Lanturn Mt. Ember: Magmortar Cape Brink: Vaporeon Slowking Three Isle Path: Three Isle Port: Wynaut Bond Bridge Pidgeot Corsola Berry Forest Azumarill Munchlax Four Island Politoed Icefall Cave: Slowking Weavile Resort Gorgeous: Corsola Water Labyrinth Corsola Lost Cave: Mismagius Five Isle: Corsola Five Isle Meadow: Corsola Togetic Memorial Pillar: Jumpluff Corsola Water Path: Bellossom Mantine Ruin Valley: Jolteon Politoed Pattern Bush: Pinsir Green Path: Mantine Outcast Island: Dragonite Altering Cave: Trainer Tower: Mantyke Canyon Entrance: Kangaskhan Sevault Canyon: Tyranitar Tanoby Ruins: Octillery Tanoby Chambers: Hoenn Spoiler Route 101: Jigglypuff Route 102: Oddish Azurill Route 103: Starmie Route 104: Remoraid Mudkip Route 105: Remoraid Route 106: Remoraid Route 107: Octillery Route 108: Octillery Route 109: Octillery Route 110: Pikachu Starmie Route 111: Natu Whiscash Route 112: Torchic Route 113: Houndour Route 114: Starmie Combusken Route 115: Starmie Xatu Route 116: Delcatty Route 117: Ludicolo Roserade Route 118: Quagsire Ninjask Route 119: Quagsire Grovyle Route 120: Quagsire Marshtomp Route 121: Octillery Grumpig Route 122: Octillery Route 123: Ludicolo Vigoroth Route 124: Gyarados Huntail Gorebyss Route 125: Gyarados Route 126: Huntail Gorebyss Mantyke Route 127: Mantyke Route 128: Mantyke Route 129: Mantine Route 130: Mantine Route 131: Mantine Route 132: Kingdra Route 133: Kingdra Route 134: Kingdra Petalburg City: Crawdaunt Dewford Town: Remoraid Slateport City: Kingdra Lilycove City: Gyarados Mossdeep City: Gyarados Sootopolis City: Starmie Pacifidlog Town: Mantine Petalburg Woods: Treecko Rusturf Tunnel: Ditto Granite Cave: Rhyhorn Fiery Path: Vulpix Jagged Pass: Sudowoodo Mirage Tower: Natu New Mauville: Magnezone Abandoned Ship: Octillery Scorched Slab: Ninetales Crobat Safari Zone: Raichu Golduck Meteor Falls: Starmie Bagon Shelgon Aqua Hideout: Gyarados Shoal Cave: Crobat Froslass Mt. Pyre: Chingling Magma Hideout: Golem Seafloor Cavern: Crobat Crobat Cave of Origin Smeargle Sky Pillar: Flygon Ever Grande City: Mantine Victory Road: Aggron Sealed Chamber Kingdra Desert Underpass: Exploud Battle Frontier: Mantyke Artisan Cave: Wobbuffet Altering Cave: Unova Spoiler Thanks to SacredDiver for the locations of every pokemon from Unova. Route 1: Wingull (Thanks to Madmartagan1176 for the location) Stoutland Basculin Route 2: Rattata Route 3: Tepig Buizel Floatzel Route 4: Sandshrew Kingler Route 5: Cinccino Drifloon Route 6: Leavanny Accelgor Bibarel Route 7: Zangoose Pignite Route 8: Poliwrath Seismitoad Route 9: Raticate Gothitelle Route 10: Marowak Gliscor Route 11: Venomoth Escavalier Floatzel Route 12: Sunflora Unfezant Route 13: Crobat Eelektross Tangrowth Route 14: Wigglituff Sharpedo Reuniclus Route 15: Tyranitar Haxorus Route 16: Tangela Pinsir Route 17: Jellicent Route 18: Dewott Scrafty Striaton City: Seaking Driftveil City: Lanturn Icirrus City: Dewgong Whiscash Undella Town: Eelektrik Dreamyard: Musharna Galvantula Wellsprings Cave: Poliwrath Swoobat Pinwheel Forest: Golduck Snivy Lilligant Bibarel Riolu Desert Resort: Larvitar Relic Castle: Steelix Lostlorn Forest: Carvanha Servine Scolipede Cold Storage: Pelipper Oshawott Mistralton Cave: Gigalith Guidance Chamber Lucario Chargestone Cave: Metang Celestial Tower: Chimecho Twist Mountain: Conkeldurr Dragonspiral Tower: Slowbro Stantler Altaria Moor of Icirrus: Politoed Sealeo Challenger's Cave: Dragonite Ferrothorn Victory Road: Dragonair Pupitar Trial Chamber Pupitar Village Bridge: Lapras Slowking Whimsicott Giant Chasm: Walrein Metagross Mamoswine Undella Bay: Eelektrik Abundant Shrine: Ninetales Slowking Chingling P2 Laboratory: Ditto Lumineon Sinnoh Spoiler Route 201: Mime Jr Route 202: Pikachu Route 203: Eevee (Thanks to Doingfine for the location) Azurill Route 204: Marill Masquerain Route 205: Spearow Quagsire Route 206: Gliscor Route 207: Hippopotas Route 208: Gyarados Turtwig Route 209: Shuppet Happiny Route 210: Dragonair Scizor Breloom Route 211: Skarmory Chimchar Route 212: Swalot Whiscash Grotle Route 213: Wailord Piplup Route 214: Politoed Mothim Route 215: Lickilicky Route 216: Weavile Route 217: Glaceon Route 218: Spheal Relicanth Route 219: Qwilfish Route 220: Qwilfish Route 221: Qwilfish Monferno Route 222: Sealeo Ambipom Route 223: Lapras Route 224: Gardevoir Route 225: Snorlax Route 226: Machamp Kingdra Route 227: Poliwrath Golem Route 228: Poliwrath Drapion Route 229: Politoed Vespiquen Route 230: Walrein Togekiss Twinleaf Town: Surskit Eterna City: Masquerain Pastoria City: Carvanha Celestic Town: Dratini Canalave City: Starmie Sunyshore City: Lapras Pokemon League: Lapras Resort Area: Azurill Lake Verity: Gyarados Ralts Oreburgh Gate: Seel Rhyhorn Oreburgh Mine: Diglett Ravaged Path: Crobat Gible Valley Windworks: Quagsire Elekid Wayward Cave Gabite Eterna Forest: Leafeon Old Chateau: Rotom Mt. Coronet: Starmie Probopass Lost Tower: Solaceon Ruins: Maniac Tunnel: Dugtrio Lake Valor: Whiscash Toxicroak Valor Lakefront Houndoom Great Marsh Sharpedo Yanmega Trophy Garden: Lopunny Fuego Ironworks: Quagsire Luxray Iron Island: Bronzong Lake Acuity: Dewgong Prinplup Acuity Lakefront: Glalie Victory Road: Dragonite Garchomp Stark Mountain: Rhyperior Snowpoint temple: Gallade Sendoff Spring: Lapras Staraptor Turnback Cave: Dusknoir Edited May 15 by MustangCZ added wingull BiuBiv, repposh, OHJI and 13 others 10 4 2 Link to comment
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MustangCZ Posted December 27, 2022 Author Share Posted December 27, 2022 (edited) Translations: ES (Spanish) (100% complete) Spoiler Hola a todos, en esta ocasión traigo una guía sobre los nuevos objetos introducidos en la actualización navideña del 2022. Comencemos con lo básico: ¿Que son los Señuelos? Los señuelos son objetos de un solo uso, similar a los repelentes, estos están activos por una cantidad limitada de pasos, y sus efectos depende del tipo de señuelo: Normal o Premium. Señuelos Normales Los señuelos normales ( ) pueden ser adquiridos de las tiendas pokemon o del servidor de comercio, existen tres tipos diferente de señuelos normales: Básico, Super y Experto. Los tres tienen los mismos efectos, la única diferencia es su precio y el número de pasos (siendo 100, 200 y 250 respectivamente). Los efectos son los siguientes: Los señuelos normales te dan un incremento de 10% de encontrar pokemon salvaje al caminar, surfear o pescar. El señuelo no funciona si estas usando dulce aroma para encontrar pokemon salvajes. Los pokemon son ligeramente más fuertes, teniendo 1 o 3 niveles más de lo usual. Puedes encontrar una batalla salvaje doble mientras el señuelo este activo. Debido a que Teselia ya posee batallas salvajes doble debido a la hierba oscura. Puedes encontrar este tipo de combate en hierba normal, pero solamente si el señuelo esta activo. Si solo queda restante un pokemon del encuentro salvaje doble, ese pokemon tendra una pequeña posibilidad de llamar a otro pokemon por ayuda, similar a los combates con refuerzos de la generacion 7 (Gracias a SacredDiver por el descubrimiento). Puedes encontrar especies raras si el señuelo esta activo. Algunas especies son exclusivas con señuelo, teniendo una aparición de 5% de encontrar un pokemon exclusivo de señuelo. Los pokemon exclusivos de señuelos son: Bulbasaur Ivysaur Charmander Charmeleon Squirtle Wartortle Togetic Treecko Grovyle Torchic Combusken Mudkip Marshtomp Turtwig Grotle Chimchar Monferno Piplup Prinplup Togekiss Rotom Snivy Servine Tepig Pignite Oshawott Dewott Señuelos Premium Los señuelos premium ( ) pueden ser adquiridos desde la tienda de regalos o el comercio, existen tres tipos diferentes de señuelos premium: Básico, Super y Máximo. Tal como los señuelos normales, los tres tienen los mismos efectos, su única diferencia es su precio y la cantidad de pasos (siendo 200, 300 y 400 respectivamente). Los efectos son los siguientes: Tienen todos los efectos de los señuelos normales, pero con ciertas diferencias: 20% de mayor probabilidad de encontrar pokemon salvajes en vez de 10% 8% de encontrar un pokemon exclusivo de señuelos en vez de 5%. Puedes encontrar una horda de mayor tamaño, esto significa que en vez de una horda de 3 pokemon, con el señuelo premium podrás encontrar hordas de 5 Este efecto solo funciona si estas caminando o surfeando, no funciona con dulce aroma. Los señuelos premium aumentan la probabilidad de encontrar un variocolor secreto en 25% Pero aun así, no aumenta la probabilidad de encontrar un variocolor normal. Mecanicas/Caracteristicas/¿Errores? Las siguientes observaciones no estoy muy seguro si fueron intencionales o no, pero esto es lo que he podido notar: Puedes tener el efecto de repelentes y señuelos al mismo tiempo Aun así, el efecto de los repelentes tiene prioridad, eso significa que los pasos restantes del señuelo serán pausados hasta que el repelente se acabe Si usas el repelente después usar el señuelo, el repelente se consumirá primero y el señuelo se pausará, hasta que el repelente se agote. Pero por algún motivo, si usas el repelente primero y luego el señuelo, el repelente estará activo, pero no el señuelo, como se menciono anteriormente. Pero, puedes seguir encontrando pokemon salvajes mientras el repelente esta activo, pero no tendrán los niveles bonus ni encontraras pokemon exclusivos de señuelo mientras siga activo. El señuelo puede estar activo junto a los pasos del safari No puedes tener encuentros salvajes dobles mientras estes usando el señuelo en el safari. Los pasos del señuelo y del safari son consumidos al mismo tiempo, a diferencia de los repelentes Al parecer los los pokemon exclusivos de señuelos en el safari son mucho más fáciles de capturar, debido a que no huyen fácilmente. Hice una prueba con Blissey, y el pokemon no huyo después de un turno, sino que lo hizo después de 8-15 turnos de solo lanzar safari balls. Esto termino ocurriendo varias veces. El señuelo funciona en encuentros pescando Puedes encontrar batallas salvajes dobles cuando pescas. Cada vez que usas la caña de pescar, consumirás 5 pasos del señuelo. Esto significa que dependiendo del señuelo, puedes usar la caña de pescar 20-80 veces con un solo señuelo. Cuando estas pescando y el señuelo esta activo, el nivel del pokemon sera igual al de mayor nivel de esa area, mas los niveles extras del señuelo Una prueba fue realizada en torre duodraco, donde puedes encontrar Dratini de niveles 25-40 y Basculin de niveles 35-55, cuando el señuelo estaba activo, Dratini solo aparecia al nivel 56, eso significa que Dratini esta tomando el nivel mas alto del pokemon mas fuerte de esa zona (en este caso Basculin) y lo usaba para el señuelo. Actualmente esto solo ocurre al pescar (Gracias a pokemonmaster69 por el descubrimiento) Tambien puedes encontrar pokemon exclusivos de señuelos tal como los encontrados con surf (Gracias a pokemonmaster69 y a SacredDiver por la informacion). El señuelo funciona con encuentros de golpe roca (Gracias a SacredDiver por la informacion) Los pokemon tendran niveles mas alto si el señuelo esta activo. Usar golpe roca no consume pasos del señuelo como si lo hace al usar la caña de pescar. Puedes encontrar combates salvajes dobles al usar golpe roca. Tabla comparativa Esta tabla comparativa es para resumir la información mencionada anteriormente. Lista de pokemon exclusivos de señuelo Aquí hay una lista de todos los pokemon disponibles con señuelos, y la ubicación esta categorizada por colores: Agua, Bajo el Agua, Hierba, Hierba Oscura, Cueva Kanto Spoiler Ruta 1: Pichu Ruta 2: Butterfree Ruta 3: Charmander Ruta 4: Igglybuff Kingdra Ruta 5: Ivysaur Ruta 6: Wigglituff Politoed Ruta 7: Ninetales Ruta 8: Arcanine Ruta 9: Arbok Ruta 10: Dragonair Elekid Ruta 11: Fearow Cloyster Ruta 12: Victreebel Kingdra Ruta 13: Vileplume Kingdra Ruta 14: Nidoqueen Ruta 15: Nidoking Ruta 16: Snorlax Ruta 17: Golduck Ruta 18: Honchkrow Ruta 19 Lapras Ruta 20 Lapras Ruta 21: Poliwrath Mime Jr Ruta 22: Marill Azumarill Ruta 23: Exeggutor Octillery Ruta 24: Squirtle Starmie Ruta 25: Kadabra Azumarill Pueblo Paleta: Poliwrath Ciudad Verde: Politoed Ciudad Celeste: Starmie Ciudad Azulona Weezing Ciudad Carmin: Cloyster Ciudad Fucsia: Politoed Isla Canela: Poliwrath Bosque Verde: Bulbasaur Cueva Diglett: Dunsparce Monte Moon: Clefable Cueva Celeste: Alakazam Slowking S.S. Anne Cloyster Tunel Roca: Charmeleon Central de Energía: Electivire Torre Lavanda: Gengar Zona Safari: Azumarill Blissey Mansión Pokemon: Magby Isla Espuma: Wartortle Starmie Calle Victoria: Hitmontop Isla Prima: Lanturn Playa Tesoro: Lanturn Tangrowth Camino Candente: Flareon Lanturn Monte Ascuas: Magmortar Cabo Extremo: Vaporeon Slowking Puerto Isla Tera: Wynaut Puente Union Pidgeot Corsola Bosque Baya Azumarill Munchlax Isla Quarta Politoed Cueva Glaciada: Slowking Weavile Lugar de Recreo: Corsola Aquarinto: Corsola Cueva Perdida: Mismagius Isla Inta: Corsola Prado Isla Inta: Corsola Togetic Pilar Recuerdo: Jumpluff Corsola Vía Acuática: Bellossom Mantine Valle Ruinas: Jolteon Politoed Bosquejo: Pinsir Vía Verde: Mantine Isla Aislada: Dragonite Cueva Cambiante: Torre Desafio: Mantyke Entrada al Cañon: Kangaskhan Cañon Setano: Tyranitar Ruinas Sete: Octillery Camaras Sete: Hoenn Spoiler Ruta 101: Jigglypuff Ruta 102: Oddish Azurill Ruta 103: Starmie Ruta 104: Remoraid Mudkip Ruta 105: Remoraid Ruta 106: Remoraid Ruta 107: Octillery Ruta 108: Octillery Ruta 109: Octillery Ruta 110: Pikachu Starmie Ruta 111: Natu Whiscash Ruta 112: Torchic Ruta 113: Houndour Ruta 114: Starmie Combusken Ruta 115: Starmie Xatu Ruta 116: Delcatty Ruta 117: Ludicolo Roserade Ruta 118: Quagsire Ninjask Ruta 119: Quagsire Grovyle Ruta 120: Quagsire Marshtomp Ruta 121: Octillery Grumpig Ruta 122: Octillery Ruta 123: Ludicolo Vigoroth Ruta 124: Gyarados Huntail Gorebyss Ruta 125: Gyarados Ruta 126: Huntail Gorebyss Mantyke Ruta 127: Mantyke Ruta 128: Mantyke Ruta 129: Mantine Ruta 130: Mantine Ruta 131: Mantine Ruta 132: Kingdra Ruta 133: Kingdra Ruta 134: Kingdra Ciudad Petalia: Crawdaunt Pueblo Azuliza: Remoraid Ciudad Portual: Kingdra Ciudad Calagua: Gyarados Ciudad Algaria: Gyarados Arrecipolis: Starmie Pueblo Oromar: Mantine Bosque Petalia: Treecko Tunel Fervegal: Ditto Cueva Granito: Rhyhorn Senda Ígnea: Vulpix Desfiladero: Sudowoodo Torre Espejismo: Natu Malvalanova: Magnezone Nao Abandonada: Octillery Gruta Solar: Ninetales Crobat Zona Safari: Raichu Golduck Cascada Meteoro: Starmie Bagon Shelgon Guarida Aqua: Gyarados Cueva Cardumen: Crobat Froslass Monte Pírico: Chingling Guarida Magma: Golem Caverna Abisal: Crobat Crobat Cueva Ancestral Smeargle Pilar Celeste: Flygon Ciudad Colosalia: Mantine Calle Victoria: Aggron Camara Sellada Kingdra Gruta Desertica Exploud Frente Batalla: Mantyke Cueva Taller: Wobbuffet Cueva Cambiante: Teselia Spoiler Gracias a SacredDiver por las ubicaciones de todos los pokemon de teselia. Ruta 1: Wingull (Gracias a Madmartagan1176 por la ubicación) Stoutland Basculin Ruta 2: Rattata Ruta 3: Tepig Buizel Floatzel Ruta 4: Sandshrew Kingler Ruta 5: Cinccino Drifloon Ruta 6: Leavanny Accelgor Bibarel Ruta 7: Zangoose Pignite Ruta 8: Poliwrath Seismitoad Ruta 9: Raticate Gothitelle Ruta 10: Marowak Gliscor Ruta 11: Venomoth Escavalier Floatzel Ruta 12: Sunflora Unfezant Ruta 13: Crobat Eelektross Tangrowth Ruta 14: Wigglituff Sharpedo Reuniclus Ruta 15: Tyranitar Haxorus Ruta 16: Tangela Pinsir Ruta 17: Jellicent Ruta 18: Dewott Scrafty Ciudad Gres: Seaking Ciudad Fayenza: Lanturn Ciudad Teja: Dewgong Whiscash Pueblo Arenisca: Eelektrik Solar de los Sueños: Musharna Galvantula Cueva Manantial: Poliwrath Swoobat Bosque Azulejo: Golduck Snivy Lilligant Bibarel Riolu Zona Desierto: Larvitar Castillo Ancestral: Steelix Bosque de los Perdidos: Carvanha Servine Scolipede Almacenes Frigorificos: Pelipper Oshawott Cueva Loza: Gigalith Estancia Orientacion Lucario Cueva Electrorroca: Metang Torre de los Cielos: Chimecho Monte Tuerca: Conkeldurr Torre Duodraco: Slowbro Stantler Altaria Pantano Teja: Politoed Sealeo Gruta Superacion: Dragonite Ferrothorn Calle Victoria: Dragonair Pupitar Camara de Pruebas: Pupitar Puente Villa: Lapras Slowking Whimsicott Boquete Gigante: Walrein Metagross Mamoswine Bahia Arenisca: Eelektrik Santuario Abundancia: Ninetales Slowking Chingling Laboratorio P+P: Ditto Lumineon Sinnoh Spoiler Ruta 201: Mime Jr Ruta 202: Pikachu Ruta 203: Eevee (Gracias a Doingfine por la ubicación) Azurill Ruta 204: Marill Masquerain Ruta 205: Spearow Quagsire Ruta 206: Gliscor Ruta 207: Hippopotas Ruta 208: Gyarados Turtwig Ruta 209: Shuppet Happiny Ruta 210: Dragonair Scizor Breloom Ruta 211: Skarmory Chimchar Ruta 212: Swalot Whiscash Grotle Ruta 213: Wailord Piplup Ruta 214: Politoed Mothim Ruta 215: Lickilicky Ruta 216: Weavile Ruta 217: Glaceon Ruta 218: Spheal Relicanth Ruta 219: Qwilfish Ruta 220: Qwilfish Ruta 221: Qwilfish Monferno Ruta 222: Sealeo Ambipom Ruta 223: Lapras Ruta 224: Gardevoir Ruta 225: Snorlax Ruta 226: Machamp Kingdra Ruta 227: Poliwrath Golem Ruta 228: Poliwrath Drapion Ruta 229: Politoed Vespiquen Ruta 230: Walrein Togekiss Pueblo Hojaverde: Surskit Ciudad Vetusta: Masquerain Ciudad Pradera: Carvanha Pueblo Caelestis Dratini Ciudad Canal: Starmie Ciudad Marina: Lapras Liga Pokemon: Lapras Zona Descanso: Azurill Lago Veraz: Gyarados Ralts Puerta Pirita: Seel Rhyhorn Mina Pirita: Diglett Senda Desolada: Crobat Gible Valle Eolico: Quagsire Elekid Cueva Extravio Gabite Bosque Vetusto: Leafeon Vieja Mansion: Rotom Monte Corona: Starmie Probopass Torre Perdida: Ruinas Sosiego: Tunel del Ruinamaniaco: Dugtrio Lago Valor: Whiscash Toxicroak Orilla Valor: Houndoom Gran Pantano: Sharpedo Yanmega Jardin Trofeo: Lopunny Forja Fuego: Quagsire Luxray Isla hierro: Bronzong Lago Agudeza: Dewgong Prinplup Orilla Agudeza: Glalie Calle Victoria: Dragonite Garchomp Montaña Dura: Rhyperior Templo Puntaneva: Gallade Fuente Despedida: Lapras Staraptor Cueva Retorno: Dusknoir Edited May 15 by MustangCZ se agrego a wingull Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted December 27, 2022 Share Posted December 27, 2022 Love the guide! 🙂 I'm not entirely sure about this but I think Premium Lures give you a chance for those double encounters to be hordes of 3. I've used a lot of regular Lures and haven't run into a single horde of 3 that was supposed to be triggered by the lure (having different species than the hordes you can find normally without the lure). But I've seen my friend run into a "lure-horde-of-3" with a single Premium Lure (instead of just a double-encounter), exactly like the recent "Honey Tree" mechanic when you stack three honeys on a single tree. I know for a fact that those "lure-horde-of-3's" can be triggered with a Premium Lure but I don't know whether they can't be with a regular one or if it's just a very small chance. I think it's most likely that they're exclusive to Premium Lures but I could be wrong. I was planning on going over the dex and making an index of other Lure-encounters but I haven't gotten to it yet, I would love to contribute to this guide when I get to it. Thank you and good luck! MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
Bestfriends Posted December 28, 2022 Share Posted December 28, 2022 5 hours ago, MustangCZ said: Reserved Things missing: Lure-exclusive from Kanto Lure-exclusive from Hoenn Lure-exclusive from Sinnoh Lure-exclusive from Unova Possible translation? Thanks to your guide, I can update some of my own a lot easier. All the best with your work MustangCZ. MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted December 28, 2022 Author Share Posted December 28, 2022 13 hours ago, SacredDiver said: Love the guide! 🙂 I'm not entirely sure about this but I think Premium Lures give you a chance for those double encounters to be hordes of 3. I've used a lot of regular Lures and haven't run into a single horde of 3 that was supposed to be triggered by the lure (having different species than the hordes you can find normally without the lure). But I've seen my friend run into a "lure-horde-of-3" with a single Premium Lure (instead of just a double-encounter), exactly like the recent "Honey Tree" mechanic when you stack three honeys on a single tree. I know for a fact that those "lure-horde-of-3's" can be triggered with a Premium Lure but I don't know whether they can't be with a regular one or if it's just a very small chance. I think it's most likely that they're exclusive to Premium Lures but I could be wrong. I was planning on going over the dex and making an index of other Lure-encounters but I haven't gotten to it yet, I would love to contribute to this guide when I get to it. Thank you and good luck! Im gonna need to do more testing with premium lures then, thanks for the info! SacredDiver 1 Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted December 30, 2022 Share Posted December 30, 2022 Lure encounters from Unova (all encounters are in the Unova region): Route 1: Stoutland (Dark Grass), Basuclin (Water) Route 3: Tepig (Grass) Route 5: Cinccino (Dark Grass) Route 6: Leavanny (Grass), Accelgor (Dark Grass) Route 7: Pignite (Grass) Route 8: Seismitoad (Water) Route 9: Gothitelle (Dark Grass) Route 11: Escavalier (Dark Grass) Route 12: Unfezant (Dark Grass) Route 13: Eelektross (Water) Route 14: Reuniclus (Dark Grass) Route 15: Haxorus (Grass) Route 17: Jellicent (Water) Route 18: Dewott (Grass), Scrafty (Dark Grass) Pinwheel Forest: Snivy (Grass), Lilligant (Dark Grass) Lostlorn Forest: Servine (Grass), Scolipede (Dark Grass) Cold Storage: Oshawott (Grass) Dreamyard: Musharna (Grass), Galvantula (Dark Grass) Mistralton Cave: Gigalith (Cave) Welsspring Cave: Swoobat (Cave) Twist Mountain: Conkeldurr (Cave) Village Bridge: Whimsicott (Grass) Challenger's Cave: Ferrothorn (Cave) Undella Bay: Eelektrik (Water) Undella Town: Eelektrik (Water) MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
caioxlive13 Posted December 30, 2022 Share Posted December 30, 2022 Lures prices: Only taking note: 1 RP = $2,250 , 100 RP = $225,000 , 200 RP = $450.000 Basic Lure - $600 per unit Super Lure - $900 per unit Expert Lure - $1,200 per unit Premium Basic Lure - 20 RP/$45.000 per unit Premium Super Lure - 30 RP/$67.500 per unit Premium Expert Lure - 40 RP/$90.000 per unit Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 1 Author Share Posted January 1 (edited) On 12/30/2022 at 8:07 PM, caioxlive13 said: Lures prices: Only taking note: 1 RP = $2,250 , 100 RP = $225,000 , 200 RP = $450.000 Basic Lure - $600 per unit Super Lure - $900 per unit Expert Lure - $1,200 per unit Premium Basic Lure - 20 RP/$45.000 per unit Premium Super Lure - 30 RP/$67.500 per unit Premium Expert Lure - 40 RP/$90.000 per unit I wasnt sure if i should put the prices on the guide or not, because the lures are new and the price on GTL can change from time to time. Edited January 1 by MustangCZ Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 4 Author Share Posted January 4 (edited) I think this guide is finished, i already tested how the lure works, the locations, how lures interact with other items, etc. In the case of the spanish translation, I wanted to place it as a comment, i saw other guides do that and I thought that it could be better than placing it on the topic. The only thing i see myself updating, is the locations when johto is released, and any other changes that is done to lures when an update arrives. Now i dont know what has to be done in the forums when a unfinished guide is completed, its my first time doing a guide after all, but thanks to everyone who gave me information on lures, especially locations. Edited January 4 by MustangCZ typo Johnwaynee 1 Link to comment
Dulchihourve Posted January 4 Share Posted January 4 So what I undestand is the starters cant be encounter anymore in the wild without the lure? Because before you can encounter them without lure Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 4 Author Share Posted January 4 13 hours ago, Dulchihourve said: So what I undestand is the starters cant be encounter anymore in the wild without the lure? Because before you can encounter them without lure Yes, the starters are exclusive to lures since the last update, you cant find them without the lures anymore. Link to comment
Bestfriends Posted January 5 Share Posted January 5 13 hours ago, MustangCZ said: Yes, the starters are exclusive to lures since the last update, you cant find them without the lures anymore. I recommended your Guide in the Encounter Index. Keep up the good work! MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
caioxlive13 Posted January 5 Share Posted January 5 On 1/4/2023 at 12:02 AM, Dulchihourve said: So what I undestand is the starters cant be encounter anymore in the wild without the lure? Because before you can encounter them without lure Yes and No. Yes, starters can only be find with lures, No, isn't only they, Togepi's evolution line and Rotom are also Lure-Exclusive. Also, they can still appear on swarms? Not sure about that, if mons Lure-Exclusive can be found on swarms. Link to comment
pokemonmaster69 Posted January 6 Share Posted January 6 is it worth to use lures at places like staryu (rt 13) or dragonspiral fishing? it seems like staryu and dratini levels don't go up to the lure lvl 56. although i find a dratini once at dragonspiral with level 56 and lure.. confusing. Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 7 Author Share Posted January 7 (edited) 3 hours ago, pokemonmaster69 said: is it worth to use lures at places like staryu (rt 13) or dragonspiral fishing? it seems like staryu and dratini levels don't go up to the lure lvl 56. although i find a dratini once at dragonspiral with level 56 and lure.. confusing. I'm not quite sure, the only pokemon you get from lures while surfing on route 13 is eelektross, so if you like that pokemon go for it. You need to know that you get lure-encounter pokemon from walking and surfing, but not fishing, that means that the only effect of using the lure while fishing is having more stronger pokemon and the possibility of a double encounter. I did a test, and i got a staryu while surfing with the lure on route 13. Normally the staryu is between level 35-55, but because the lure is active, you will always get the highest level from that encounter plus some extra levels, as in my case that I found a level 56 staryu. The dratini is a special case, in most places, the pokemon have very similar max levels, so the lure does as intended, but on dragonspiral not every pokemon has the same max level, dratini max level while fishing is 40, but basculin, another encounter from fishing, has a max level of 55, so what the lure does is that it takes the max level from basculin (which is the strongest pokemon from that area) and applies it to dratini plus the extra levels from lure, thats why you got a lv56 dratini. This is not something that i knew, so thanks for the discovery! Edited January 7 by MustangCZ Link to comment
pokemonmaster69 Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 1 hour ago, MustangCZ said: I'm not quite sure, the only pokemon you get from lures while surfing on route 13 is eelektross, so if you like that pokemon go for it. You need to know that you get lure-encounter pokemon from walking and surfing, but not fishing, that means that the only effect of using the lure while fishing is having more stronger pokemon and the possibility of a double encounter. I did a test, and i got a staryu while surfing with the lure on route 13. Normally the staryu is between level 35-55, but because the lure is active, you will always get the highest level from that encounter plus some extra levels, as in my case that I found a level 56 staryu. The dratini is a special case, in most places, the pokemon have very similar max levels, so the lure does as intended, but on dragonspiral not every pokemon has the same max level, dratini max level while fishing is 40, but basculin, another encounter from fishing, has a max level of 55, so what the lure does is that it takes the max level from basculin (which is the strongest pokemon from that area) and applies it to dratini plus the extra levels from lure, thats why you got a lv56 dratini. This is not something that i knew, so thanks for the discovery! I think you do get lure encounter fishing ive seen kingdra from lure at slateport when fishing. and yes you get the pokemon at the higher level but it seems to impact the encounter rate. dratini felt a lot less common than basculin but i only did little testing on it so maybe i have to do more MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 (edited) 5 hours ago, pokemonmaster69 said: I think you do get lure encounter fishing ive seen kingdra from lure at slateport when fishing. Can confirm. I get Mantine as a fishing encounter in Ever Grande City even though the Pokédex says it's a "water" encounter. I get Mantine as a surf encounter as well in the same location. My guess would be that Lure water encounters can also be encountered by fishing. Would also like to add that if you KO one of the Pokémon in the double encounter, the other one has a chance to call another one for help (like the gen 7 SOS Battles). Seems to be a very small chance though. Edit: Have gotten a Lapras by fishing in Route 19 as well. It does however seem to be rarer than Mantine, as it took me multiple lures to encounter a Lapras while I was getting multiple Mantines per Lure. Edited January 7 by SacredDiver MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 7 Author Share Posted January 7 (edited) 9 hours ago, pokemonmaster69 said: I think you do get lure encounter fishing ive seen kingdra from lure at slateport when fishing. and yes you get the pokemon at the higher level but it seems to impact the encounter rate. dratini felt a lot less common than basculin but i only did little testing on it so maybe i have to do more When i was doing the guide i tried to get dragonite from challenger's cave while fishing, and it didnt appear, then i tried on route 8 for a seismitoad and nothing, and finally i tried on driftveil city for a lanturn and nothing again, and in the three cases i used 20 expert lures, that give me the impression that you can't get the lure exclusive pokemon while fishing, but it turns out that i was just unlucky. Im gonna fix the guide then. 5 hours ago, SacredDiver said: Can confirm. I get Mantine as a fishing encounter in Ever Grande City even though the Pokédex says it's a "water" encounter. I get Mantine as a surf encounter as well in the same location. My guess would be that Lure water encounters can also be encountered by fishing. Would also like to add that if you KO one of the Pokémon in the double encounter, the other one has a chance to call another one for help (like the gen 7 SOS Battles). Seems to be a very small chance though. Edit: Have gotten a Lapras by fishing in Route 19 as well. It does however seem to be rarer than Mantine, as it took me multiple lures to encounter a Lapras while I was getting multiple Mantines per Lure. It seems to be that when multiple lure pokemon share the same location, one is more rare that the other? If that is the case, that means the the 5% could split with multiple pokemon, something like 4% for the common pokemon and 1% for the rare one? Like the one you commented with the Lapras? if that is the case, im gonna do some testing. Also i didnt know about the SOS battle, i didnt experienced once on my entire time testing the lures, so im gonna add it the guide, thanks! Edited January 7 by MustangCZ SacredDiver 1 Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted January 7 Share Posted January 7 2 hours ago, MustangCZ said: It seems to be that when multiple lure pokemon share the same location, one is more rare that the other? If that is the case, that means the the 5% could split with multiple pokemon, something like 4% for the common pokemon and 1% for the rare one? Like the one you commented with the Lapras? if that is the case, im gonna do some testing. Forgive me, I might have phrased it poorly. Mantine and Lapras were each in their own different location. Mantine was in Ever Grande City Hoenn and Lapras was in Route 19 Kanto. Neither of them shared the location with another Pokémon. It could be that I've gotten lucky/unlucky as well with the encounters but Mantine was so common it felt like more than 5%, I was getting them way too frequently. Lapras on the other hand was so rare it felt like less than 5%. I've used around 20 Expert Lures in the Mantine spot and around 10 in the Lapras spot. I've noticed that the description of Lures says "5% chance to encounter lure-exclusive species". In the event that there's some truth to my observations and that they aren't the result of biased insufficient testing, I would assume that Lure encounters that aren't lure-exclusive species (that aren't starters/Togepi/Rotom) might have an encounter rare that isn't necessarily 5%. I will do some more testing and get back to you with some numbers. Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 7 Author Share Posted January 7 (edited) 19 minutes ago, SacredDiver said: Forgive me, I might have phrased it poorly. Mantine and Lapras were each in their own different location. Mantine was in Ever Grande City Hoenn and Lapras was in Route 19 Kanto. Neither of them shared the location with another Pokémon. It could be that I've gotten lucky/unlucky as well with the encounters but Mantine was so common it felt like more than 5%, I was getting them way too frequently. Lapras on the other hand was so rare it felt like less than 5%. I've used around 20 Expert Lures in the Mantine spot and around 10 in the Lapras spot. I've noticed that the description of Lures says "5% chance to encounter lure-exclusive species". In the event that there's some truth to my observations and that they aren't the result of biased insufficient testing, I would assume that Lure encounters that aren't lure-exclusive species (that aren't starters/Togepi/Rotom) might have an encounter rare that isn't necessarily 5%. I will do some more testing and get back to you with some numbers. Oh, that explain my confusion, I thought maybe I had forgotten one of the locations when you mentioned Lapras and Mantine on the same spot, and i was looking at the dex for that, my mistake. Also i will try again to search for Dragonite, Seismitoad and Lanturn, because genuinely i cant believe that after 20 lures on each spot i didnt find a single one. Edited January 7 by MustangCZ Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted January 8 Share Posted January 8 19/357 encounters in Ever Grande City were Mantine, making it ~5.32%. 11/189 encounters in Route 19 were Lapras, making it ~5.82%. This leads me to believe that the rate of every lure encounter is always 5%. I deeply apologize for the misleading information. MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
Poufilou Posted January 8 Share Posted January 8 (edited) On 12/27/2022 at 8:35 PM, MustangCZ said: When you are fishing and the lure is active, the level of the pokemon will be the highest from that area plus the extra levels from the lure To confirm but I think this is true for every type of encounter ? If by "pokemon" we mean the original pool of encounters, not the lure pokemons added, since they can be lower or higher level than that. Also, Togetic and Togekiss are missing in list thing of locations, aswell as Monferno being wrongfully called Chimchar. Edited January 8 by Poufilou MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
SacredDiver Posted January 8 Share Posted January 8 On 1/7/2023 at 4:29 PM, MustangCZ said: Also i will try again to search for Dragonite, Seismitoad and Lanturn, because genuinely i cant believe that after 20 lures on each spot i didnt find a single one. I've managed to get an encounter of each of these species by fishing in their respective locations. Spoiler Also, as an additional discovery, Lures seem to work on rock-smash encounters as well. I am unsure as to whether it increases the likelihood of getting encounters or not, it makes it possible to get double encounters however. It also seems to increase their level. Smashing rocks, unlike fishing, does not consume lure steps. Spoiler MustangCZ 1 Link to comment
MustangCZ Posted January 9 Author Share Posted January 9 6 hours ago, SacredDiver said: I've managed to get an encounter of each of these species by fishing in their respective locations. Reveal hidden contents Dude, really? I feel cursed after not finding any. 6 hours ago, SacredDiver said: Also, as an additional discovery, Lures seem to work on rock-smash encounters as well. I am unsure as to whether it increases the likelihood of getting encounters or not, it makes it possible to get double encounters however. It also seems to increase their level. Smashing rocks, unlike fishing, does not consume lure steps. Reveal hidden contents I cant believe that i actually forgot to test the lures with rock smash, i dont know why i didnt remember about that. Thanks for the info! SacredDiver 1 Link to comment
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