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Appendix:Emerald walkthrough/Section 11: Difference between revisions
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The {{safari|Hoenn}} gives Trainers a chance to encounter all kinds of Pokémon. It is only open to Trainers participating in the {{DL|Hoenn Safari Zone|Safari Game}}, where Trainers must use unconventional tactics to try to catch these Pokémon. Admission is {{pdollar}}500, and entrants are given 30 [[Safari Ball]]s to be used and a limit of 500 steps taken before the game is over. The varied terrain means that some areas are only accessible by [[Acro Bike]] or [[Mach Bike]]. A [[Pokéblock Case]] is also required. | The {{safari|Hoenn}} gives Trainers a chance to encounter all kinds of Pokémon. It is only open to Trainers participating in the {{DL|Hoenn Safari Zone|Safari Game}}, where Trainers must use unconventional tactics to try to catch these Pokémon. Admission is {{pdollar}}500, and entrants are given 30 [[Safari Ball]]s to be used and a limit of 500 steps taken before the game is over. The varied terrain means that some areas are only accessible by [[Acro Bike]] or [[Mach Bike]]. A [[Pokéblock Case]] is also required. | ||
The four quadrants to the north and west of the building are open to all Trainers. Two additional quadrants to the east | The four quadrants to the north and west of the building are open to all Trainers. Two additional quadrants to the east will be under construction until you receive the [[national Pokédex]]. | ||
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{{Catch/footer|land}} | {{Catch/footer|land}} | ||
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{{catch/div|land|Area 4 (Northeast)}} | {{catch/div|land|Area 4 (Northeast)}} | ||
{{itemlist|Calcium|North edge of the northwest grass patch (requires [[Acro Bike]])|E=yes}} | {{itemlist|Calcium|North edge of the northwest grass patch (requires [[Acro Bike]])|E=yes}} | ||
{{itlistfoot|land}} | {{itlistfoot|land}} | ||
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===Safari Game=== | ===Safari Game=== | ||
In a Safari Game, Trainers must use unconventional tactics to catch wild Pokémon. Rather than use your own Pokémon in battle, you are only allowed to throw [[Pokéblock]]s to entice the target, making it less likely to run; or go near, which makes the target easier to catch but more likely to run. | In a Safari Game, Trainers must use unconventional tactics to catch wild Pokémon. Rather than use your own Pokémon in battle, you are only allowed to throw [[Pokéblock]]s to entice the target, making it less likely to run; or go near, which makes the target easier to catch but more likely to run. | ||