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Before entering this part of the route it is advisable to bring at least the {{DL|Bicycle|Mach Bike}} and a {{type|Flying}} such as {{p|Swellow}}, if you don't have a Fire-Type, like {{p|Blaziken}} to make the first trip through this Route easier since the Trainers on this route have {{t|Bug}} or {{type|Grass}} Pokémon. For the first part of the route is tall grass that prevents the bike from moving through it. During this part of the route a group of Bug-type Trainers known as the Mimic Circle will mimic your movement pattern. | Before entering this part of the route, it is advisable to bring at least the {{DL|Bicycle|Mach Bike}} and a {{type|Flying}} such as {{p|Swellow}}, if you don't have a Fire-Type, like {{p|Blaziken}} to make the first trip through this Route easier since the Trainers on this route have {{t|Bug}} or {{type|Grass}} Pokémon. For the first part of the route is tall grass that prevents the bike from moving through it. During this part of the route a group of Bug-type Trainers known as the Mimic Circle will mimic your movement pattern. | ||
The next part of the path has a water area you can {{m|Surf}} on. There are 6 random spots based on the phrase in [[Dewford Town]]. {{p|Feebas}} can be obtained here with the {{DL|Fishing|Super Rod}}. North from here is a Berry grove and a section that contains a hidden item. After crossing the bridge and the next patch of tall grass, using the Mach Bike to climb the slope would be suitable, rather than trekking through the tall grass patch to the right. As you head north you will find the [[Weather Institute]] as well as two Team Magma<sup style="color:#A00000">R</sup> / Team Aqua<sup style="color:#0000A0">S</sup> grunts guarding the bridge to the east so you will have to deal with the ones inside the building first. | The next part of the path has a water area you can {{m|Surf}} on. There are 6 random spots based on the phrase in [[Dewford Town]]. {{p|Feebas}} can be obtained here with the {{DL|Fishing|Super Rod}}. North from here is a Berry grove and a section that contains a hidden item. After crossing the bridge and the next patch of tall grass, using the Mach Bike to climb the slope would be suitable, rather than trekking through the tall grass patch to the right. As you head north you will find the [[Weather Institute]] as well as two Team Magma<sup style="color:#A00000">R</sup> / Team Aqua<sup style="color:#0000A0">S</sup> grunts guarding the bridge to the east so you will have to deal with the ones inside the building first. | ||
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[[File:Weather Institute 1F RSE.png|left|thumb|Weather Institute 1F]] | [[File:Weather Institute 1F RSE.png|left|thumb|Weather Institute 1F]] | ||
Once inside you'll notice to the upper left a bed and a PC near a little girl, which you can use to heal and switch out your team if need be. Here on the first floor are two Team Magma{{sup/3|Ru}}> / Team Aqua{{sup/3|Sa}} grunts you'll have to face. After the battle access to the second floor is available. | Once inside, you'll notice to the upper left a bed and a PC near a little girl, which you can use to heal and switch out your team if need be. Here on the first floor are two Team Magma{{sup/3|Ru}}> / Team Aqua{{sup/3|Sa}} grunts you'll have to face. After the battle access to the second floor is available. | ||
[[File:Weather Institute 2F RSE.png|right|thumb|Weather Institute 2F]]<br> | [[File:Weather Institute 2F RSE.png|right|thumb|Weather Institute 2F]]<br> | ||
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After the battle the professor will award you with a Castform which holds a {{DL|Type-enhancing item|Mystic Water}}, an item which enhances {{type|Water}} moves. If your party is full you'll have to use the PC on the first floor to empty a spot before he can give it to you. After that return to Route 119. | After the battle, the professor will award you with a Castform which holds a {{DL|Type-enhancing item|Mystic Water}}, an item which enhances {{type|Water}} moves. If your party is full you'll have to use the PC on the first floor to empty a spot before he can give it to you. After that return to Route 119. | ||
==Route 119 cont.== | ==Route 119 cont.== | ||
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==Fortree City== | ==Fortree City== | ||
[[File:Fortree City RSE.png|thumb|Fortree City]] | [[File:Fortree City RSE.png|thumb|Fortree City]] | ||
Due to an invisible Pokémon you can't enter the Fortree Gym yet, so you will have to head east to {{rt|120|Hoenn}} first to collect a Key Item that will deal with this problem. In the upper left house next to the Pokémon Center is a girl that will trade you {{p|Skitty}} {nicknamed Skitt) for a Pikachu. The house next door will give you a {{TM|10|Hidden Power}} in exchange for guessing which hands has a hidden coin. (right, right, left). | Due to an invisible Pokémon, you can't enter the Fortree Gym yet, so you will have to head east to {{rt|120|Hoenn}} first to collect a Key Item that will deal with this problem. In the upper left house next to the Pokémon Center is a girl that will trade you {{p|Skitty}} {nicknamed Skitt) for a Pikachu. The house next door will give you a {{TM|10|Hidden Power}} in exchange for guessing which hands has a hidden coin. (right, right, left). | ||
===Desk and chair shop=== | ===Desk and chair shop=== | ||
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Head east to the tall grass in the upper right corner and cross it and then head west to reach a bridge. As you cross it you will quickly see [[Steven Stone]]. When you talk to him he'll show you an invisible Pokémon when you admit you're ready to face it. The Pokémon which is a Lv 30 {{p|Kecleon}}, can easily be dealt with by working around its {{a|Color Change|ability}} by either using a move that is not resistant against its own type, or using a move that is effective against the first move used to create a combo. | Head east to the tall grass in the upper right corner and cross it and then head west to reach a bridge. As you cross it you will quickly see [[Steven Stone]]. When you talk to him he'll show you an invisible Pokémon when you admit you're ready to face it. The Pokémon which is a Lv 30 {{p|Kecleon}}, can easily be dealt with by working around its {{a|Color Change|ability}} by either using a move that is not resistant against its own type, or using a move that is effective against the first move used to create a combo. | ||
After the battle Steven will give you {{DL|List of key items in Generation III|Devon Scope}} to expose other invisible Pokémon before leaving. Now we can head to the Fortree Gym. On the way back head to the stairs that leads to the river and after defeating another invisible Kecleon, use Surf to head south to find the [[Scorched Slab]] and collect {{TM|11|Sunny Day}} inside. | After the battle, Steven will give you {{DL|List of key items in Generation III|Devon Scope}} to expose other invisible Pokémon before leaving. Now we can head to the Fortree Gym. On the way back head to the stairs that leads to the river and after defeating another invisible Kecleon, use Surf to head south to find the [[Scorched Slab]] and collect {{TM|11|Sunny Day}} inside. | ||
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The puzzle for this Gym is that you will have to walk through revolving doors and plan it correctly to head to the next part of the Gym without it stopping you. This becomes slightly more complex the further you go through but the goal is to reach Winona in the upper left corner of the Gym. | The puzzle for this Gym is that you will have to walk through revolving doors and plan it correctly to head to the next part of the Gym without it stopping you. This becomes slightly more complex the further you go through but the goal is to reach Winona in the upper left corner of the Gym. | ||
When you face Winona the hardest part of her team is that her {{p|Altaria}} knows {{m|Earthquake}} which is trouble for {{t|Electric}}, {{t|Rock}}, and {{type|Steel}} Pokémon. If your team doesn't have an {{type|Ice}} move then {{p|Solrock}}<sup style="color:#A00000">R</sup>/{{p|Lunatone}}<sup style="color:#0000A0">S</sup> is a good choice because their {{a|Levitate|ability}} renders them immune to Earthquake. | When you face Winona, the hardest part of her team is that her {{p|Altaria}} knows {{m|Earthquake}} which is trouble for {{t|Electric}}, {{t|Rock}}, and {{type|Steel}} Pokémon. If your team doesn't have an {{type|Ice}} move then {{p|Solrock}}<sup style="color:#A00000">R</sup>/{{p|Lunatone}}<sup style="color:#0000A0">S</sup> is a good choice because their {{a|Levitate|ability}} renders them immune to Earthquake. | ||
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