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Not really trivia, should be in the main article space
(Got a friend who doesn't. His Safari is Ice-type.) |
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Once the player has defeated the {{pkmn|Champion}}, they are able to access Kiloude City, and thus can access the Friend Safari. When a player has registered someone else's [[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Friend Code]] in their own system, they are able to access that other person's specific Friend Safari. Each Friend Code has a designated Pokémon [[type]] with specific obtainable Pokémon assigned to its Safari that cannot be changed. As such, any player who has a single person's Friend Code registered in their system will have access to that person's specific, unchangeable Safari. | Once the player has defeated the {{pkmn|Champion}}, they are able to access Kiloude City, and thus can access the Friend Safari. When a player has registered someone else's [[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Friend Code]] in their own system, they are able to access that other person's specific Friend Safari, regardless of whether the friend has played [[Pokémon X and Y]]. Each Friend Code has a designated Pokémon [[type]] with specific obtainable Pokémon assigned to its Safari that cannot be changed. As such, any player who has a single person's Friend Code registered in their system will have access to that person's specific, unchangeable Safari. | ||
Players cannot access their own Friend Safari. | Players cannot access their own Friend Safari. | ||
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* The Friend Safari is the only place where [[starter Pokémon]] can appear in the wild (excluding [[Pal Park]]). | * The Friend Safari is the only place where [[starter Pokémon]] can appear in the wild (excluding [[Pal Park]]). | ||
** This makes [[Pokémon X and Y]], along with {{game|Yellow}}, the only games in which the player can obtain all starter Pokémon without [[Trade|trading]]. | ** This makes [[Pokémon X and Y]], along with {{game|Yellow}}, the only games in which the player can obtain all starter Pokémon without [[Trade|trading]]. | ||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||