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| | A '''Heart Gauge''' is a meter that's used in the [[Nintendo GameCube]] [[wp: Video game|games]], [[Pokémon Colosseum]] and [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]]. |
| A '''Heart Gauge''' is a meter that's used in the [[Nintendo GameCube]] [[wp: Video game|games]], [[Pokémon Colosseum]] and [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]]. The Heart Gauge shows how much darkness is drained out of the Shadow Pokémon. The more times a Shadow Pokémon is used in battle, the lower the darkness would get on its Heart Gauge. Once when its darkness goes all the way down, it would be possible to heal the Shadow Pokémon by restoring back to its more friendlier, lighter side. After restoring its friendship, it would now be possible to trade the former Shadow Pokémon to any of the [[third generation]] [[Pokémon]] [[wp: RPG|RPG]] games. | |
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| The games include: | | The heart gauge is used to measure how closed the heart of a [[Shadow Pokémon]] is. The gauge is split into five major sections. As the Pokémon opens it's heart to the Player, the bar starts to decrease, revealing a white background. When the Pokémon has opened it's heart to a major level, it will obtain one of the following: |
| *[[Pokémon Ruby]]
| | * Checkable [[Nature]] |
| *[[Pokémon Sapphire]]
| | * Regained Move |
| *[[Pokémon FireRed]] | | * Ability to earn exp and gain [[Effort Values|effort points]] |
| *[[Pokémon LeafGreen]] | |
| *[[Pokémon Emerald]] | |
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| In addition, after trading to any of the third generation games, it would also be possible to trade to either another save file of Pokémon Colosseum on another [[wp: Memory Card|Memory Card]], a Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness save file, or store it into [[Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire]]. Its also possible to use the former Shadow Pokémon as a custom course in the [[Nintendo DS]] game, [[Pokémon Dash]] and also trade it into either [[Pokémon Diamond]], or [[Pokémon Pearl]], and even use it to battle in the [[Wii|Nintendo Wii]] game, [[Pokémon Battle Revolution]].
| | The heart gauge is affected by several factors, such as: |
| | * Being in the player's Party |
| | * Using [[Cologne|scents]] |
| | * Battling with the Pokémon |
| | **Calling to the Pokémon in [[Reverse Mode]] or [[Hyper Mode]] |
| | * Being placed in the Purification Chamber (Pokémon XD only) |
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| Some Pokémon (like {{p|Entei}} and {{p|Ho-Oh}}) were previously unavaible before when Pokémon Colosseum was released in the [[wp: United States|U.S.]] in [[wp: March|March]] of [[wp: 2004 in video gameing|2004]]. Most of the Shadow Pokémon are from both the [[first generation|first]] and the [[second generation|second]] generations.
| | When the value of the gauge reaches 0, it will glow and is ready for purification. After being purified, the Pokémon becomes a normal Pokémon and gains the National Ribbon. |
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| ==The Lugia factor== | | ==The Lugia factor== |
| In XD, there's a {{p|Lugia}} called "[[XD001]]". Unlike all of the other Shadow Pokémon, you would have to have nine perfect tempos playing in order to restore Lugia's former self. That way, you can trade it, just like any other former Shadow Pokémon. Before restoring, you '''can't''' use Lugia to [[Pokémon Battle|battle]] in order to restore. You also '''can't''' use any [[Cologne|scents]] (like [[Joy Scent]], [[Excite Scent]], or even [[Vivid Scent]]) in order to restore Lugia's friendship. There's only one Lugia in that game, and its also one of the only few places where you can get it in order to get it recorded on to the [[Pokédex]]. | | In XD, there's a {{p|Lugia}} called "[[XD001]]". The heart gauge is fixed at fully closed, unless it is placed in the Purification Chamber with the other chambers being at a high tempo, where it will automatically become 0 and can be purified. |
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| ==See also== | | ==See also== |