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Shocked by their loss, the villainous pair has no choice but to flee the island, after which Steven restores your team to full health. Latios{{sup/6|OR}}/Latias{{sup/6|AS}} has been saved, and the grateful Pokémon repays you by joining you in your travels! You may need to send a party Pokémon to the PC to make room for the {{2t|Dragon|Psychic}} type. The legendary Pokémon even brings its [[Mega Stone]], the {{DL|Mega Stone|Latiosite}}{{sup/6|OR}}/{{DL|Mega Stone|Latiasite}}{{sup/6|AS}}, along with it! Steven gives you the [[Mega Bracelet]], which you immediately equip. The [[Key Stone]] embedded in it will allow you to temporarily [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolve]] certain Pokémon during battle, given that they hold the appropriate Mega Stone. The process may change a Pokémon's stats, Ability, or even type, making them much more formidable for the rest of the battle. Now that you've chased off Team Magma{{sup/6|OR}}/Team Aqua{{sup/6|AS}}, you and Steven catch a ride back to {{rt|118|Hoenn}}, where he leaves you to continue your journey.  
Shocked by their loss, the villainous pair has no choice but to flee the island, after which Steven restores your team to full health. Latios{{sup/6|OR}}/Latias{{sup/6|AS}} has been saved, and the grateful Pokémon repays you by joining you in your travels! You may need to send a party Pokémon to the PC to make room for the {{2t|Dragon|Psychic}} type. The legendary Pokémon even brings its [[Mega Stone]], the {{DL|Mega Stone|Latiosite}}{{sup/6|OR}}/{{DL|Mega Stone|Latiasite}}{{sup/6|AS}}, along with it! Steven gives you the [[Mega Bracelet]], which you immediately equip. The [[Key Stone]] embedded in it will allow you to temporarily [[Mega Evolution|Mega Evolve]] certain Pokémon during battle, given that they hold the appropriate Mega Stone. The process may change a Pokémon's stats, Ability, or even type, making them much more formidable for the rest of the battle. Now that you've chased off Team Magma{{sup/6|OR}}/Team Aqua{{sup/6|AS}}, you and Steven catch a ride back to {{rt|118|Hoenn}}, where he leaves you to continue your journey.  


Also if you have an [[Eon Ticket]] which you can generally get from [[StreetPass]], you can make a [[Appendix:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire walkthrough/Eon Ticket walkthrough|return trip]] to catch the other Eon Pokémon.
Also if you have an [[Eon Ticket]], a key item that can be obtained through [[StreetPass]], you can make a [[Appendix:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire walkthrough/Eon Ticket walkthrough|return trip]] to catch the other Eon Pokémon.





Revision as of 18:33, 24 September 2017

This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
These pages follow the remade Nintendo 3DS iteration, not Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. The guide for those games can be found here.


Route 111 (desert)

Route 111 (desert)

With the Go-Goggles, you can finally venture into the windswept desert on Route 111. The powerful sandstorm deters most would-be explorers, so no one has yet claimed the valuable treasures lying among the dunes.


Relic Recovery!

The unending sandstorm seems to have uncovered two treasures from the ancient past in the desert's northeast corner. The Root and Claw Fossils belong to two species that once lived in the primordial ocean. The researchers at Devon Corporation back in Rustboro are able to revive any Fossil they receive into a long-lost Pokémon. The Root Fossil becomes the Rock/Grass Lileep, while the Claw Fossil turns into the Rock/Bug Anorith. Removing either one from their resting place causes the other to sink into the sand, so choose carefully!

Desert Ruins

The unusual arrangement of stones to the south is known as the Desert Ruins. It is believed to mark the resting place of a legendary Pokémon. But with the entrance sealed, you won't be able to investigate until later.

Back to Petalburg City

Now that you've claimed your fourth Badge and combed the desert for treasure, your next stop is Petalburg City. The city is far to the southwest, but there are several ways by which to return there.

If you decide not to accompany your friend to the city, be sure to stop by Devon Corporation on the way to have the researchers there revive your Fossil Pokémon.

Petalburg City

Petalburg Gym

Petalburg GymRS

Petalburg City Pokémon Gym
Leader: Norman

A man in pursuit of power!

The Petalburg Gym, which specializes in Normal-type Pokémon, is styled as a traditional dojo with multiple rooms. Each room has a single Trainer who uses special items to gain the upper hand in battle. The sign on each door gives a clue to the strategy of the Trainer in the room behind it. The first two rooms beyond the lobby are labeled "Speed" and "Accuracy". The three rooms farther on are named "Zero Reduction", "Defense", and "Recovery". The final two rooms before the Gym Leader are labeled "Strength" and "One-Hit KO". A minimum of three Gym Trainers must be defeated to reach the Gym Leader. Fighting types like Machop and Makuhita will give you the upper hand here.

Room Opponent Item Used Notes
Front rooms
Speed Room Ace Trainer Randall X Speed Paralyze his Delcatty to counter its Speed boost, or just knock it out quickly.
Accuracy Room Ace Trainer Mary X Accuracy Her Delcatty's Sing can become problematic, with accuracy rising from 55% to 73%.
Middle rooms
Zero Reduction Room Ace Trainer Parker Guard Spec. Prevents stat reduction. Avoid stat-lowering moves and simply attack.
Defense Room Ace Trainer Lori X Defense Use Special attacks to ignore her Linoone's Defense boost.
Recovery Room Ace Trainer George Super Potion Use super-effective moves to defeat his Linoone before it can be healed.
Back rooms
Strength Room Ace Trainer Jody X Attack Counter with Attack-lowering Abilities, like Intimidate, or moves, like Growl and Charm.
One-Hit KO Room Ace Trainer Berke Dire Hit Sharply raises Zangoose's critical hit ratio. Knock it out quickly with super-effective moves.


In the final room, your father has been waiting for you. Now that you have earned four other Badges, he is now ready to accept your challenge. Norman leads with the first of his two Slaking. Slaking usually leads with Yawn; if you switch out your Pokémon to keep it from falling asleep, your next Pokémon will be safe from attack. This is due to Slaking's Ability, Truant, which prevents it from attacking every other turn. However, his Vigoroth has no such problem. When it appears in battle, use Protect or Detect to avoid serious damage from its Retaliate move, which doubles in power if its ally was defeated a turn earlier. His third Pokémon's Chip Away move ignores the target's stat changes, like Defense boosts from moves like Bulk Up or Iron Defense. While Ghost Pokémon are usually unaffected by Normal-type attacks, and vice-versa, Norman's entire team can use Feint Attack to deal serious damage to such Pokémon. However, if you have any Pokemon that know the move Protect, Norman's two Slaking can be easily defeated due to their Truant ability.

Petalburg Gym
The Balance Badge





Afterwards, your father awards you the Balance Badge, which ensures the obedience of all Pokémon up to level 60 and enables the use of Surf in the field. He also hands you TM67 (Retaliate) as a gift. Norman then leads you outside, where the two of you run into Wally and his father as they are visiting the city. After a short discussion about Wally and his improving health, his father gives you HM03 (Surf) as thanks for helping the young Trainer. In battle, Surf is a strong Water-type attack that hits all adjacent Pokemon; in the field, it allows you to cross bodies of water. Norman says that you should now be able to handle the stronger opponents on Hoenn's east coast, beyond Route 118. The two Trainers set off for Mauville City to prepare, and the two fathers have another short discussion.

Route 118

Route 118

The seaside Route 118 links the west and east sides of the region together. Several new species of Pokémon can be found here, including Electric types that will be of great value in the upcoming Gym.


Surf's Up!

When you're ready to cross the river, approach the beach and use Surf. Hop on your seafaring Pokémon's back to glide across the water. While Surfing, it is impossible to use the field moves Cut, Strength, or Rock Smash; however, several other moves are allowed. The Dowsing Machine can't be used while crossing the waves, but you can use an Escape Rope or a fishing rod while doing so. Most Pokémon will let you travel twice as fast as on foot, the same speed as the Acro Bike. Set sail with a Sharpedo and you will be able to move at triple the speed, on par with that of the Mach Bike; however, the high speed makes it too difficult to use a fishing rod.

Get Good with a Good Rod

The Fisherman on the river's eastern bank believes that Good Rods are really good. Agree with his statement to receive your very own Good Rod, a mid-level fishing rod that can catch even more kinds of Pokémon than the Old Rod.

Gabby and Ty

After being interviewed by Gabby and Ty on the south side of Route 111, the intrepid news team can be found searching for their next story on the eastern bank of Route 118's river. Accept their challenge to another Double Battle and be sure to give them a great interview when the dust settles!

Meet up with Steven

As you leave the beach, you are noticed by Steven. He hasn't seen you since your first meeting in Granite Cave, and is pleased to see how much you have grown as a Trainer. He wonders if you will raise Pokémon of all types, or only your favorite one. He turns to leave, but the two of you suddenly heard a Pokémon cry out. As the two of you scan the horizon for the source, you see the legendary Pokémon LatiasOR/LatiosAS headed your way! There seems to be trouble brewing, and Steven asks that you come along to help. The two Trainers climb onto the Pokémon's back and soar off to the south.

Southern Island

Southern Island, exterior

Southern Island is a tiny, remote island in the southern ocean. Widely considered a mirage, the island is surrounded by a mysterious veil that makes approach impossible for mere humans. This same anomaly also prevents anyone from Flying or Teleporting from the island.


Exterior

Steven gets an odd feeling about the place immediately upon arrival, like he's walking through an illusion. He recounts an old tale about the two Pokémon that live on the island, which are believed to guard some secret about Mega Evolution. He wonders if something dangerous could be here because of that. As you approach the forest up ahead, a strange voice calls out to you with a telepathic message: (Those whose memories fade seek to carve them in their hearts…).

Interior

Continue on to find the other Pokémon, LatiosOR/LatiasAS, in hiding. A short time later, Team MagmaOR/Team AquaAS arrives. They're aiming to catch rare Pokémon and steal Mega Stones, and they can't be allowed to succeed! Join forces with Steven and his Metang as you take them on in a Multi Battle.

VS Team Magma




VS Team Aqua




Mega Evolution

381Latios.png
Types:
Dragon Psychic
Ability:
Levitate
Held item:
Bag Latiosite Sprite.png Latiosite
Latios Lv.30
Psycho Shift
Psychic Status
Dragon Breath
Dragon Special
Luster Purge
Psychic Special
Heal Pulse
Psychic Status
380Latias.png
Types:
Dragon Psychic
Ability:
Levitate
Held item:
Bag Latiasite Sprite.png Latiasite
Latias Lv.30
Psycho Shift
Psychic Status
Dragon Breath
Dragon Special
Mist Ball
Psychic Special
Heal Pulse
Psychic Status

Shocked by their loss, the villainous pair has no choice but to flee the island, after which Steven restores your team to full health. LatiosOR/LatiasAS has been saved, and the grateful Pokémon repays you by joining you in your travels! You may need to send a party Pokémon to the PC to make room for the Dragon/Psychic type. The legendary Pokémon even brings its Mega Stone, the LatiositeOR/LatiasiteAS, along with it! Steven gives you the Mega Bracelet, which you immediately equip. The Key Stone embedded in it will allow you to temporarily Mega Evolve certain Pokémon during battle, given that they hold the appropriate Mega Stone. The process may change a Pokémon's stats, Ability, or even type, making them much more formidable for the rest of the battle. Now that you've chased off Team MagmaOR/Team AquaAS, you and Steven catch a ride back to Route 118, where he leaves you to continue your journey.

Also if you have an Eon Ticket, a key item that can be obtained through StreetPass, you can make a return trip to catch the other Eon Pokémon.


← Part 9 Route 112 (south), Mt. Chimney, Jagged Pass, Lavaridge Town
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Route 119, Weather Institute, Fortree City, Fortree Gym Part 11 →


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