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Contents
1.Pokemon FAQ: Written by: ShadowGX
Contents: Receiving Legendary pokemon, Cheat Devices, e-reader, finishing the game / Pokedex.

2.Pokemon Emerald Guide Written by: MasterMilotic
Contents: Battle Basics, Battle Frontier [detail medium level], Nintendo Event obtainable pokemon, Starter pokemon

3.Netbattle: The Basics- Written by: hunter15shadow
Content: Beginner's short introduction to netbattle- an online pokemon battle simulator

4.FAQ- Written by: Dark Blaziken
Contents: MasterBalls, Johto starters, Regis, Make girl in Rustboro Laugh




1. FAQ by ShadowGX, Modified by Master Volthawk

FAQ here! Don't be annoying with unnecessary questions that have been provided below:

Q: How do you get Mew?
A: Get the Old Sea Map from a cheat device and go to Faraway Island.

Q: What about the other legendaries, Deoxys, Lugia, and Ho-oh?
A: Again, cheats will get them for you. Get the AuroraTicket and go to Birth Island for Deoxys and the MysticTicket and go to Navel Rock for Lugia and Ho-Oh.

Q: What's the best cheat device?
A: That depends on your personal brand preferences. I, myself, prefer the Action Replay since it hasn't screwed my game like the Gameshark has, but it's entirely your opinion, not mine.

Q: Where do I get those at?
A: Any local game store will likely carry them. If not, try buying one off eBay or something.

Q: How and when do I get Latias/ Latios?
A: After you beat the Elite 4 your mother (on the game, of course) asks you about a Pok�mon on TV. She wants to know the color of the monster. Choosing blue will release Latios into the wild. Red will release Latias.

Q: How do I get the other one once I have the one I chose?
A: Like with Mew, Deoxys, Lugia, and Ho-Oh, use a cheating device to get the Eon Ticket, which will take you to Southern Island to battle the Lati@s you didn't choose.

Q: If I get a cheat device, where do I get codes?
A: You can obtain codes from cheat code specific sites, such as the one you are posting in right now.

Q: How can I get all 9 starters?
A: Cheating, obviously. Trading is the more common key, though. You may trade with FireRed and LeafGreen to get Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle and with Pok�mon Colosseum or another Pok�mon Emerald game to get Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile. And, of course, trade with other Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald games to get Treecko, Torchic, and Mudkip.

Q: Can I trade from older games?
A: No.

Q: Who's the best starter?
A: Who's the best singer?

Q: What's the best type of Pokemon?
A: Who's the prettiest/most handsom person in the world?

Q: Why did you answer those questions like that?
A: Because what you're asking is basically the same, just with different scenarios. In other words, it is all a matter of opinion.

Q: Which game should I get?
A: You're in the Pok�mon Emerald Forum, right? Get Emerald.

Q: What's so different about Emerald?
A: The pokemon have animations, you can acquire Kyogre, Groudon, and Rayquaza without trading, you have a large competitive plaza call the Battle Frontier, and so much more conveniences that Ruby/Sapphire didn't offer.

Q: Don't you just mean the Battle Tower?
A: No. I mean Battle Frontier.

Q: Does anything happen when you get all the Pokemon in the Pokedex?
A: You get a certificate. Big whoop. Though you also get a Johto Starter from Prof. Birch after obtaining the Hoenn Dex's 200 Pok�mon, excluding Jirachi and Deoxys.

Q: What can you do after you beat the game?
A: Train.

Q: When does Diamond/Pearl come out?
A: Go to the Pok�mon Diamond Forum, though last time I checked these games were already out.

Q: What do you do to get the legendary dogs?
A: Trade from Fire Red/Leaf Green or Colosseum.

Q: What is an E-Reader and how do I use it on the Altering Caves?
A: An E-Reader is a card reading device that, when a specific card is inserted, generates Pok�mon (other than Zubat, of course) inside the cave.

Q: How come everyone here seems to be so crabby?
A: Because n00bs like you keep asking ridiculous questions and generally get on the Gods'...I mean Mods' nerves.




3. Pok�mon Guide to Emerald Version

Credit for this section goes to MasterMilotic.

Contents:
1. A: Starter Pok�mon movesets
1. B: Battle Basics

2. Battle Frontier Guide
3. Islands (ex: Navel Rock)
4. Last notes


Introduction
Yes, here is your guide to Pok�mon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald. First off, your starter can be Torchic, Mudkip or Treeko. They will all evolve into their last evolutions (unless you quit the evolution or have it hold an Everstone), Sceptile, Swampert, or Blaziken. The movesets for these Pok�mon (standard ones) are:

BLAZIKEN:

Swords Dance/Focus Punch
Sky Uppercut
Rock Slide
Flamethrower

SCEPTILE:

Leech Seed
Substitute
Hidden Power (Grass)/Hidden Power (Ice)
Leaf Blade

SWAMPERT:

Ice Beam/Rock Slide/Surf
Curse
Earthquake
Rest

1.a
How can I get these movesets for these Pok�mon?

Blaziken: Swords Dance is found at the Battle Frontier, an old lady will teach it for 48 BP, Focus Punch is found on the route above Rustboro. Sky Uppercut is learned at Level 59. Rock Slide is also taught by an old lady, also for 48 BP. Flamethrower can be exchanged for coins at Mauville Game Corner (4000 Coins).

Sceptile:
Hidden Power- Old lady in a house in Fortree City.
Leaf Blade- learned at level 29.
Substitute: Lilycove Department Store Rooftop.
Leech Seed- You have to breed a female Sceptile with a male Meganium or Venusaur (it has to be one of them; a different Grass-type will not work). If you are to lazy to do so, use this moveset:

Leaf Blade
Thunderpunch
Hidden Power (Ice)
Focus Punch

Swampert: Ice Beam: Game Corner in Mauville City (4000 Coins) or Abandoned Ship.
Surf: After you beat your Dad at the Petalburg Gym, meet Wally?s parents next door to the gym. You should really know this, though.
Curse: Breed a male Slowbro with a female Swampert. If you are incapable of breeding or attaining this move, use this set:

Hydro Pump/Surf
Ice Beam
Earthquake
Protect/Rest

And, that is how you get these movesets, moving on.


1.b
Battle Basics

Super Effective: A move will do double the damage (ex: use a fire type move on a grass type, the damage will double).

Not Very Effective: A move will do half the damage (ex: fire type on water type will do half the normal damage. On some occasions, a move will be used on a dual element Pokemon, and both types happen to be immune to the move; then that will do one quarter of the normal damage).

Critical Hit: Sometimes, a move will hit a Pok�mon?s weak spot. It will do more damage than normal. Moves with high critical-hit ratios:
Slash
Leaf Blade
Razor Leaf
Karate Chop
Crabhammer

Moves that increase your chance of getting a critical hit:
Focus Energy

Items increasing your critical-hit chance:
Dire hit
Scope lens


2.
Battle Frontier
A place where you test your Pok�mon battling skills in challenges and tournaments that is unlocked after you defeat the Elite Four.

Frontier Leader: A head of a facility, these guys actually switch in, so watch out.
Symbol: Like a badge, you obtain them by defeating a Frontier leader. There are seven silver ones, and likewise, seven gold ones.


NOTE: FRONTIER LEADERS WILL ONLY APPEAR IN SINGLE CHALLENGES!!!

Facilities:
Battle Dome: Battle registering three Pok�mon, and choosing two Pok�mon for battle. They must not be the same Pok�mon, ubers (a.k.a. Legendaries) or eggs. The frontier leader is:

Dome Superstar Tucker:
Swampert, Salamence and Charizard

To meet him, you must have gotten to the last round of your fifth tournament IN A ROW. He isn?t THAT hard, if you can guess what two Pok�mon he will use.


Battle Pike: A long, narrow tube shaped like a Seviper is the Battle Pike. You will have to enter one of the three rooms, once you do, something/someone will meet you. If you complete 28 consecutive rooms to meet the frontier leader:

Pike Queen Lucy:
Milotic, Seviper, Shuckle

Don?t give Milotic a status condition, substitute against Shuckle and psychic Seviper,
You?ll be fine.


Battle Factory: A tall building where you rent your Pok�mon to battle, you can swap a Pok�mon with your opponent if you win a battle. Finish 21 battles in the Battle Factory and battle:

Factory Head Noland
His Pok�mon are completely random, so don't ask us for help.

Assemble the best team you can by swapping, etc.


Battle Arena: There is a Referee. After three turns of battling, he will decide the winner of the round (you can not switch in this contest) on three details as stated below. A red ring gives 2 points, a triangle is one point and is delivered in a tie, and an X indicates a loss. The one with fewer points is made to faint, and in a full tie both Pok�mon faint.

Mind: The ratio of offensive attacks to attacks attempted.
Skill: The ratio of successful hits to attacks attempted. Failures due to the use of Protect and Detect are excluded.
Body: HP remaining after three turns, taking into account the HP levels as of the start of the three turns.


Complete 27 battles in a row, and face:
Arena Captain Greta:
Heracross, Umbreon, Shedinga

Medicham swamps this team so good it?s not funny. It Psychics the Heracross, Brick Break/Focus Punches the Umbreon and Shadow Ball's the Shedinja. Greta is doomed to this guy.


Battle Palace: Where your Pok�mon chooses what attack it uses.

If you want the chart that tells you what the Pok�mon will use depending on the nature, go to this website: http://www.serebii.net/emer...ce.shtml

When you complete 21 consecutive battles, you will meet:

Palace Maven Spencer:
Crobat, Slaking, Lapras
Watch out for Lapras? Horn Drill, Slaking can be very dangerous if it wanted to, and Crobat is no joke either. You?re just lucky it?s the Battle Palace.


Battle Pyramid: There are seven floors. You must get through the maze on each floor while avoiding / meeting trainers and wild Pok�mon. Your real bag will be taken before the challenge, and replaced by a small sack. You will be able to pick up items on your journey. For every Pokemon or trainer you defeat, the floor will get lighter (like the Dewford Pok�mon Gym, though not exactly). Complete 21 floors, and meet:

Pyramid King Brandon
Regirock, Regice, Registeel
Ubers...typical n00b...Fighting type moves are super-effective, but their high defenses can resist it. So stick to fire and water types.


Battle Tower: A simple, tower where you are led to a room. There are seven rooms per challenge. Complete 35 rooms and face:

Palace Maiden Anabel:
Alakazam, Entei, Snorlax

Counter with Medicham and anything that can defeat Entei.

Edit by Cross Stinger: The number of challenges required to face the Frontier Brains stated above only apply when going for the Silver Symbols. Collecting all Silver Symbols will prompt Steve to give you a lansat berry when you next see him, and you'll also take place in gambling tournaments at the small building directly south of the Battle Pyramid. To get the Gold Symbols, thus earning another Trainer Star, you need to face Lucy again after 140 rooms, Tucker after 8 titles, Annabel after 70 challenges, Brandon after 5 challenges, Spenser after 56 battles, Noland after 70 battles, and Greta after 56.

There you have it! The Battle Frontier explanation! Moving on?..


3.
Islands
The islands: Navel Rock, Southern Island, Faraway Island and Birth Island.


NOTE: You MUST have gotten the required ticket from a Nintendo event, mixing records with a game that has the ticket, or using a cheat device. Once you have the ticket, go to the Harbor in Lilycove.

Navel Rock: This is where you find Lugia and Ho-oh. Lugia is on the bottom floor, and Ho-oh is on the top floor. You will need a Mystic Ticket.

Southern Island: You find Latios (if you chose ?red? when you spoke to your mom right after you beat the elite four), or Latias (if you chose blue). You will require an Eon ticket.

Faraway Island: This Island is found outside of Hoenn. You will find Mew here. Try to corner it, and then press A when you meet it. You will require the old sea chart.

Birth Island: You find Deoxys here. To find it, you have to solve the puzzle. You will require the Aurora ticket.


4.
This has been made by MasterMilotic of the Supercheats forums, Smogon forums, and MiloticPokezone forums. This is not to be posted anywhere else unless I have or I have given permission.


Signed,
MasterMilotic



4.Netbattle: The Basics

Courtesy of hunter15shadow

1: Its an online game
2: You can pick any Pok�mon to be on your team and edit them the way you want it. Other players take advantage about this to make a perfect team they like.
3: You first pick a server you want to hang in and you request battles but some might not want to battle so dont pester them.
4: You can make you own server where your friends can hang out in and you make the rules since you are the leader of the server.
5: game rules apply but the animations have been taken off like movements and the attacks dont show.
6: HAVE FUN and dont be a person that like to break the rules on purpose like spammers and flamers.

The website for this game is http://www.netbattle.net.

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4. FAQ: Written by Dark_Blaziken, modified by Master Volthawk

1) Where do you get Tickets or Charts?
A: Pok�mon Events that don't exist anymore, or use a cheating device such as a Gameshark, Action Replay, etc.

2) How do you go to Mirage Island?
A: Time, patience, luck, and a Pok�mon whose ID Number matches the random number generated by the island.

3) What is Netbattle?
Battling online. It has nothing to do with your game pack. Sites pertaining to this include Smogon and many others.

4) Could you rate my team?
A: No, but the experts at the Pok�mon Team Ratings Forum can. Make a topic there with your team posted [b][u]in the correct format![/b][/u] Topics made here will either be moved to that forum or closed, depending on whether or not the post contains the needed information to be moved.

5) Can you go to space?
A: No. You cannot go into space. Destroy anyone who tells you otherwise. It's not true.

6) Where is the Master Ball?
A: In Team Aqua's Base and the Lilycove Lottery.

7) How can the girl laugh in Rustboro?
A: Go to this website (added by MasterMilotic)
It will give you an extra wallpaper on Lannetes PC.

8)How can you get the Jhoto starters?
A: Complete the Hoenn Dex (exclusion of Jirachi and Deoxys) and go to Prof. Birch's lab. You can then choose one of the Jhoto starters.

9)How can you get the Regi's?
A: Oh boy...here we go...


Once a player earns the Mind Badge and receives the Dive HM from Steven (or has
traded in a Pok�mon that already knows Dive), that player may choose to seek
out and capture Regirock, Regice, and Registeel. This trio is collectively
referred to as "the Regis" because the first half of their names is "Regi-."

To begin, you will need to have been to Pacifidlog Town. If you've been
following this walkthrough, you should have already. If you haven't, surf south
from Mossdeep City until you can no longer go south, then head west until you
hit the town. If there's a giant island in your way, see section 27. Otherwise,
you're good to go.

Unlike almost every Pok�mon, you must work to be able to catch the Regis. This
is a list of what you'll need to unlock and catch them all:

* Relicanth, found underwater at Routes 124 and 126 (near Sootopolis City) only.
* Wailord, found by fishing with Super Rod on Route 129; evolve Wailmer (Lv.40).
* TM28, Dig.
* HM02, Fly. (Not required, but strongly recommended)
* HM03, Surf.
* HM05, Flash. (Yes, it's required, not optional, you must have it)
* HM06, Rock Smash.
* HM08, Dive.



Okay, now you're ready to begin. Teach some Pok�mon the aforementioned six
moves (Relicanth and Wailord can each learn Surf, Dive, and Rock Smash). Right
now, you'll only need Relicanth, Wailord, Surf, Dive, and Dig. Fly to
Pacifidlog Town. Surf west out of the city and head west to the currents.

Don't hit them yet!

To reach where you'll need to go, the key is to stay as low as you possibly
can. Go down and touch the current, and you'll end up in front of a fisherman.
Go straight down and surf down, into the current. You'll be swept to
a rock. Press up and again surf down into the current. This time you'll be
taken to a pair of swimmers. Go past them and once again, swim down into the
current, being careful to touch the very lowest spot. Once you land, go to the
lowest point and surf downwards again. You will be taken to an empty patch of
shallow water. Half of it is on Route 133, half of it is on Route 134.

This is the most important part. Stand in the lower left corner of this empty
patch (so you're on Route 134). Take exactly two steps up and surf left.

Dive down and enter the cavern. Swim the path. At the end, you will see a large
rock. On one side of this, you will see some markings. Examine these markings
and you'll see a bunch of dots. This is Braille, language for the blind. Of
course, raised dots would totally ruin your GBA, so this will have to do.

The Braille reads, "GO UP HERE." Be on this exact spot and surface to find
yourself in the Sealed Chamber. In here, you can find various bits and pieces
of Braille:

ABC DEF . <- period
GHI JKL , <- comma
MNO PQRS
TUV WXYZ

Yep. Pretty simple. They put it here so anyone that doesn't know Braille can learn it for the sake of capturing the Regis. Braille is used in all three caves.

Head to the back and you'll see some Braille that reads, "DIG HERE." Go into
the menu and manually use Dig; instead of warping from the cave, you'll open up
a path to another room. Enter this final room and you will see six stones, each
reading something different.

IN THIS CAVE WE HAVE LIVED. WE OWE ALL TO THE POKEMON.

BUT, WE SEALED THE POKEMON AWAY. WE FEARED IT.

THOSE WITH COURAGE, THOSE WITH HOPE. OPEN A DOOR. AN ETERNAL POKEMON WAITS.

The back of the room is what you're going for, though. Examine the Braille to
find a message that reads, "FIRST COMES WAILORD. LAST COMES RELICANTH." How
these two Pok�mon are connected to the Regis, we may never know. But if Wailord's
at the lead of your party and Relicanth is in the rear, you will trigger a
moving...errr...earthquake of sorts, and three doors will open "somewhere
far away." Shazam, you've unlocked the Regis. Now it's time to go catch them.

Relicanth and Wailord are no longer needed; do with them what you will.



Fly to Lavaridge Town. Get the Pok�mon that knows Rock Smash and head into the
desert. Go south and you'll see the giant rock formation.

The Braille at the back of the room reads, "LEFT, LEFT, DOWN, DOWN. THEN, USE
ROCK SMASH." From that spot, do what it instructed you to and the door will
open. Enter the room and save!

Regirock (Rock-type) is Lv.40 when you attack it. Here's its moveset:

Superpower - Fighting-type, base power 120. User's ATK-1, user's DEF-1
Curse - ???-type, no base power. User's SPEED-1. User's ATK+1, user's DEF+1.
Ancientpower - Rock-type, base power 60. User's stats +1 (10% chance).
Rock Throw - Rock-type, base power 50. No added effects.

Ability: Clear Body (Prevents stat loss)

Curse will make Regirock do humongous damage with all its attacks. Regirock
excels in Defense; picking on special-type weaknesses is obviously recommended.
When you drop Regirock's HP to a low amount, start attacking it with physical
attacks. You will do little damage unless Regirock has been abusing Superpower.
Once Regirock's HP is at a safe level, put it to sleep if you can and start
throwing anything that's not called "MasterBall." That's all there is to it.



Fly to Petalburg City. Go west out of the city and use Surf. Stay to the left
and surf downwards until you come across some trees. Land and go around the
trees, then surf north to find the cave.

The Braille at the back of the room reads, "STAY CLOSE TO THE WALL. RUN AROUND
ONE LAP." Simply do what it says. You can run in either direction, but run all
the way around the cave without moving away from the wall. Once you make it
back to the center of the Braille, the door will open. Enter and save.

Regice (Ice-type) is Lv.40 when you attack it. Here's its moveset:

Superpower - Fighting-type, base power 120. User's ATK-1, user's DEF-1
Curse - ???-type, no base power. User's SPEED-1. User's ATK+1, user's DEF+1.
Ancientpower - Rock-type, base power 60. User's stats +1 (10% chance).
Icy Wind - Ice-type, base power 55. Foe's SPEED-1.

Ability: Clear Body (Prevents stat loss)

Regice sports monstrous Special Defense, which means physical attacks are the
way to go. Ice has three physical weaknesses - Rock, Steel, and Fighting. It's somewhat
unlikely you have either on your team, but Regice's Defense is nothing special.
In fact, I wouldn't worry too much about using weakness; using regular physical
attacks will do. Icy Wind will always make your speed go down, but if you start
off faster than Regice, you'll stay that way because of Curse. Once its HP are
down to a low level, start using weak special attacks so you'll do little
damage. Put it to sleep if you can and chuck those UltraBalls.



Fly to Lilycove City. Get the Pok�mon that knows Flash. Leave west out of the
city and continue until you can no longer go west. Go up the stairs and
straight up through the tall grass to another flight of stairs. Continue on and
you'll find the cave.

The Braille at the back of the room reads, "THOSE WHO INHERIT OUR WILL, SHINE
IN THE MIDDLE." Take four steps down and use Flash to make the door open. Save.

Regsteel (Steel-type) is Lv.40 when you attack it. Here's its moveset:

Superpower - Fighting-type, base power 120. User's ATK-1, user's DEF-1
Curse - ???-type, no base power. User's SPEED-1. User's ATK+1, user's DEF+1.
Ancientpower - Rock-type, base power 60. User's stats +1 (10% chance).
Metal Claw - Steel-type, base power 50. User's ATK+1 (10% chance).

Ability: Clear Body (Prevents stat loss)

That's odd. I don't have a strategy for Registeel. Well... Registeel sucks.
It's a half-baked attempt at a balance between Regirock and Regice. Metal Claw
is a joke, it should do nothing to your beasts. Curse and Superpower cancel
each other out... sleep it if you can. False Swipe helps too.



Thanks to hunter15shadow, MasterMilotic, ShadowGX, for the hard work they put into these. Edited by RJ Fighter, then edited again by Master Volthawk.

Cross Stinger: Edited information on the Battle Arena and made addendum to the Battle Frontier section.



Oh, and one more thing, this topic will likely be edited in the future, so if you ever see it hanging open, please inform a moderator in another topic or any other way of communication. Do not post it in here. Thank you.

~Master Volthawk

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