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==Now that you can use {{m|Strength}}......== | ==Now that you can use {{m|Strength}}......== | ||
There are many places you can access with Strength, such as the secret part of [[Wayward Cave]](this will be further introduced). You can also get some items you previously couldn't get. | There are many places you can access with Strength, such as the secret part of [[Wayward Cave]] (this will be further introduced). You can also get some items you previously couldn't get. | ||
If you haven't got {{HM|04|Strength}}, go back to {{rt|209|Sinnoh}}. Explore [[Lost Tower]]. Refer to Section 8 for details. | If you haven't got {{HM|04|Strength}}, go back to {{rt|209|Sinnoh}}. Explore [[Lost Tower]]. Refer to Section 8 for details. | ||
===[[Oreburgh Gate]] (Basement)=== | ===[[Oreburgh Gate]] (Basement)=== | ||
'''You need to bring | '''You need to bring Pokémon with {{m|Surf}} and {{m|Rock Smash}}.''' | ||
Go to the basement. Surf to where you fought Veteran Grant. Go down the stairs and use Strength to push the boulder. Collect the [[Earth Plate]]. Then go north and use Rock Smash first. After that, push the boulder to the west. You can get the {{TM|01|Focus Punch}}. | Go to the basement. Surf to where you fought Veteran Grant. Go down the stairs and use Strength to push the boulder. Collect the [[Earth Plate]]. Then go north and use Rock Smash first. After that, push the boulder to the west. You can get the {{TM|01|Focus Punch}}. | ||
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==={{rt|211|Sinnoh}} (East)=== | |||
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There is a boulder for you to push. But you'll get totally nothing. You can simply ignore it. Go into Mt. Coronet for items. | There is a boulder for you to push. But you'll get totally nothing. You can simply ignore it. Go into Mt. Coronet for items. | ||
===[[Mt. Coronet]] (Northern area)=== | ===[[Mt. Coronet]] (Northern area)=== | ||
'''You need to bring a Pokémon with {{m|Rock Smash}}.''' | '''You need to bring a Pokémon with {{m|Rock Smash}}.''' | ||
You can get some items here. You can also get to Routes 216-217, Lake Acuity and Snowpoint City, but this is not recommended. There is a blizzard on Route 217, so it is very hard to get through. If you are determined to get through this route now, '''be prepared for the worst situation''', as the [[Town Map]] mentioned. | You can get some items here. You can also get to Routes 216-217, Lake Acuity and Snowpoint City, but this is not recommended. There is a blizzard on Route 217, so it is very hard to get through. If you are determined to get through this route now, '''be prepared for the worst situation''', as the [[Town Map]] mentioned. To get to Route 216, '''Pokémon with {{m|Defog}} is also required.''' | ||
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==Wayward Cave (Secret Basement)== | ==Wayward Cave (Secret Basement)== | ||
[[File:Wayward Cave B1F.png|thumb|right|250px|Wayward Cave's secret area]] | [[File:Wayward Cave B1F.png|thumb|right|250px|Wayward Cave's secret area]] | ||
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There are a lot of ramps and slopes. You need your [[Bicycle]] to get through. You will also need to switch gears at the right time to get the items. Use [[Repel]]s, [[Super Repel]]s or [[Max Repel]]s to repel the wild Pokémon, so that you can get the items successfully. Max Repels will help the most. | There are a lot of ramps and slopes. You need your [[Bicycle]] to get through. You will also need to switch gears at the right time to get the items. Use [[Repel]]s, [[Super Repel]]s or [[Max Repel]]s to repel the wild Pokémon, so that you can get the items successfully. Max Repels will help the most. | ||
This basement is the only place to find wild {{p|Gible}}. Gible is a {{t|Dragon}}/{{t|Ground}}-type Pokémon. It evolves into {{p|Gabite}} at Level 24 and {{p|Garchomp}} at Level 48. Gible's evolutionary line has a high Attack stat and learns a lot of good Dragon-type and Ground-type moves (such as {{m|Dragon Claw}} and {{m|Dig}}). It also learns some {{type|Dark}} moves like {{m|Crunch}}. However, you will find Gible at Level 15 to 17, which is a distance from your Pokémon's level -- your Pokémon's level should be around | This basement is the only place to find wild {{p|Gible}}. Gible is a {{t|Dragon}}/{{t|Ground}}-type Pokémon. It evolves into {{p|Gabite}} at Level 24 and {{p|Garchomp}} at Level 48. Gible's evolutionary line has a high Attack stat and learns a lot of good Dragon-type and Ground-type moves (such as {{m|Dragon Claw}} and {{m|Dig}}). It also learns some {{type|Dark}} moves like {{m|Crunch}}. However, you will find Gible at Level 15 to 17, which is a distance from your Pokémon's level -- your Pokémon's level should be around Lv.40 by now. Using it or not, it's up to you. | ||
There is another set of stairs in the southeast corner of the basement. This leads to the an isolated area in the main cave, which contains {{TM|26|Earthquake}}. | There is another set of stairs in the southeast corner of the basement. This leads to the an isolated area in the main cave, which contains {{TM|26|Earthquake}}. | ||
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==Canalave Library== | ==Canalave Library== | ||
Return to [[Canalave City]]. Go to [[Canalave Library]]. Head to the top floor, and [[Rival]] [[Barry]] will lead you to the desk, which [[Professor Rowan]] and his aide [[Lucas]] or [[Dawn]] are waiting there. | Return to [[Canalave City]]. Go to [[Canalave Library]]. Head to the top floor, and [[Rival]] [[Barry]] will lead you to the desk, which [[Professor Rowan]] and his aide [[Lucas]] or [[Dawn]] are waiting there. | ||
Professor Rowan then talks about some results of his research about Pokémon [[evolution]], and mentions the [[Lake guardians]] -- {{p|Mesprit}}, {{p|Uxie}} and {{p|Azelf}}. He instructs his aide to go to [[Lake Verity]], you to [[Lake Valor]] and Barry to [[Lake Acuity]], saying that he needs a tough Trainer to go there. Barry says that he doesn't have a | Professor Rowan then talks about some results of his research about Pokémon [[evolution]], and mentions the [[Lake guardians]] -- {{p|Mesprit}}, {{p|Uxie}} and {{p|Azelf}}. He instructs his aide to go to [[Lake Verity]], you to [[Lake Valor]] and Barry to [[Lake Acuity]], saying that he needs a tough Trainer to go there. Barry says that he doesn't have a PokéDex, while Professor replies: | ||
''"......Who is the one who bolted before I could even give him a PokéDex?"'' | |||
Then Professor says that witnessing a Pokémon with eyes are also important. | |||
When Professor finishes talking, an "earthquake" suddenly occurred! | When Professor finishes talking, an "earthquake" suddenly occurred! | ||
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Fly to either [[Pastoria City]] or [[Veilstone City]], then head to [[Valor Lakefront]]. If you fly to Pastoria City, head east to {{rt|213|Sinnoh}} and go through [[Hotel Grand Lake]]. If you fly to Veilstone City, go south to {{rt|214|Sinnoh}}. | Fly to either [[Pastoria City]] or [[Veilstone City]], then head to [[Valor Lakefront]]. If you fly to Pastoria City, head east to {{rt|213|Sinnoh}} and go through [[Hotel Grand Lake]]. If you fly to Veilstone City, go south to {{rt|214|Sinnoh}}. | ||
==Valor Lakefront== | ==Valor Lakefront== | ||
'''Heal up your Pokémon before proceeding.''' | '''Heal up your Pokémon before proceeding.''' | ||
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This time, no one is blocking the lake entrance. Go inside. You will be in Lake Valor. | This time, no one is blocking the lake entrance. Go inside. You will be in Lake Valor. | ||
==Lake Valor== | ==Lake Valor== | ||
You will find the lake was dried up after the explosion. Many {{p|Magikarp}} are flopping around. It was terrible. What a mess! Who did this to the lake? | You will find the lake was dried up after the explosion. Many {{p|Magikarp}} are flopping around. It was terrible. What a mess! Who did this to the lake? You're probably furious about this, aren't you? | ||
[[File:Lake Valor dry.png|thumb|right|250px|The dried-up Lake Valor. Note the numerous {{p|Magikarp}} flailing.]] | [[File:Lake Valor dry.png|thumb|right|250px|The dried-up Lake Valor. Note the numerous {{p|Magikarp}} flailing.]] | ||
Head west, and go down the stairs. You will find a grunt saying that they used a Galactic Bomb. It was none other [[Team Galactic]]! (Remember after the Pastoria Gym battle, a grunt outside the [[Great Marsh]] delivered a Galactic Bomb to Lake Valor, and you tailed him?) This should have | Head west, and go down the stairs. You will find a grunt saying that they used a Galactic Bomb. It was none other [[Team Galactic]]! (Remember after the Pastoria Gym battle, a grunt outside the [[Great Marsh]] delivered a Galactic Bomb to Lake Valor, and you tailed him?) This should have infuriated everyone. | ||
Head to the northwest corner, where a lot of Magikarp are flopping, and use your Dowsing Machine to help you collect a hidden [[HP Up]]. Then fight all of the grunts. | Head to the northwest corner, where a lot of Magikarp are flopping, and use your Dowsing Machine to help you collect a hidden [[HP Up]]. Then fight all of the grunts. | ||
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After beating you defeat Saturn, he tells you that Commander [[Mars]] should have caught Mesprit in Lake Verity by this time. Fly home to [[Twinleaf Town]] because this is the closest place to [[Lake Verity]]. | After beating you defeat Saturn, he tells you that Commander [[Mars]] should have caught Mesprit in Lake Verity by this time. Fly home to [[Twinleaf Town]] because this is the closest place to [[Lake Verity]]. | ||
==Lake Verity== | |||
As you need to fly to Twinleaf Town, you may stop by your home (which is where you land) and talk to your in-game [[Mom]] to heal your Pokémon. | |||
'''Make sure that you heal your Pokémon before proceeding.''' | |||
'''Make sure that you heal your Pokémon before proceeding.''' | |||
Now head north to {{rt|201|Sinnoh}}, head west and go through [[Verity Lakefront]], just like how you go to Lake Verity at the start of your game. But you have to go faster this time. | Now head north to {{rt|201|Sinnoh}}, head west and go through [[Verity Lakefront]], just like how you go to Lake Verity at the start of your game. But you have to go faster this time. | ||
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nextsection=16 | | nextsection=16 | | ||
prevname=Route 218, Canalave City, Iron Island, Canalave Gym| | prevname=Jubilife City, Route 218, Canalave City, Iron Island, Canalave Gym| | ||
nextname=Mt. Coronet (Northern Area Part 2), Routes 216-217, Acuity Lakefront, Snowpoint City| | nextname=Mt. Coronet (Northern Area Part 2), Routes 216-217, Acuity Lakefront, Snowpoint City| | ||
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