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Once in the final gym you will find a giant ice block puzzle. To solve this puzzle you must step on every ice tile once to open a staircase, and you can only proceed by making sure the last tile you stand on is right next to the staircase. If you step on a ice tile twice it causes it to crumble and sent you to the basement where the gym's trainers are located. There are three puzzles in all, with the next puzzle being more difficult and with more trainers located below that section. It is possible to beat the Gym leader without facing the trainers, though you could still challenge them if you wish. | Once in the final gym you will find a giant ice block puzzle. To solve this puzzle you must step on every ice tile once to open a staircase, and you can only proceed by making sure the last tile you stand on is right next to the staircase. If you step on a ice tile twice it causes it to crumble and sent you to the basement where the gym's trainers are located. There are three puzzles in all, with the next puzzle being more difficult and with more trainers located below that section. It is possible to beat the Gym leader without facing the trainers, though you could still challenge them if you wish. | ||
The first puzzle is easy with starting from the staircase (↑1, →1, ←2, ↑1, →1). The second puzzle requires a little more skill (↑1, ←3, ↑2, →2, ↓1, →3, ↓1, →1, ↑2, ←3). The last puzzle is really hard and requires a lot of work to do (↑1, →2, ↑1, →2, ↓1, →1, ↑3, ←2, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↓2, ←2, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↑2, →1, ↓1, →1, ↑1, →1, ↓1, →1, ↑1, →1). | The first puzzle is easy with starting from the staircase (↑1, →1, ←2, ↑1, →1). | ||
The second puzzle requires a little more skill (↑1, ←3, ↑2, →2, ↓1, →3, ↓1, →1, ↑2, ←3). | |||
The last puzzle is really hard and requires a lot of work to do (↑1, →2, ↑1, →2, ↓1, →1, ↑3, ←2, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↓2, ←2, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↓1, ←1, ↑1, ←1, ↑2, →1, ↓1, →1, ↑1, →1, ↓1, →1, ↑1, →1). | |||
After going through the third tedious ice tile puzzle you should be right at Wallace, his most powerful Pokémon is {{p|Milotic}}. The only danger to watch out for is that Milotic knows how to use {{m|Ice Beam}}, so avoid using a {{type2|Grass}} against it and instead use an {{type2|Electric}}. | After going through the third tedious ice tile puzzle you should be right at Wallace, his most powerful Pokémon is {{p|Milotic}}. The only danger to watch out for is that Milotic knows how to use {{m|Ice Beam}}, so avoid using a {{type2|Grass}} against it and instead use an {{type2|Electric}}. | ||