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Tiddlywinks (talk | contribs) (Some reorganization. "view" is a sorta odd/unnecessary word. Found Pkmn fits neatly under Catching progress. "Detector Mode" (see May (game)) deserves prominence, and Hidden isn't just a "view".) |
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Upon entering the Nearby Pokémon screen, the Pokémon is registered as seen in the [[Pokédex]] if it was not already, and its encounter count is increased by one. Generic overworld Pokémon, such as the wild {{p|Wingull}} on {{rt|104|Hoenn}}, will increase the encounter count each time the player returns to the location, but individually identifiable Pokémon, such as Peeko, will only increase the encounter count the first time they are registered. | Upon entering the Nearby Pokémon screen, the Pokémon is registered as seen in the [[Pokédex]] if it was not already, and its encounter count is increased by one. Generic overworld Pokémon, such as the wild {{p|Wingull}} on {{rt|104|Hoenn}}, will increase the encounter count each time the player returns to the location, but individually identifiable Pokémon, such as Peeko, will only increase the encounter count the first time they are registered. | ||
On the Nearby Pokémon screen, the Pokémon's name, image, and Search Level are displayed, as well as its type if the Pokémon has been owned. The screen also includes a button that takes | On the Nearby Pokémon screen, the Pokémon's name, image, and Search Level are displayed, as well as its type if the Pokémon has been owned. The screen also includes a button that takes the player directly to the Pokémon's Pokédex entry. The background on this screen is shaded from gray to orange depending on the number of times the player has seen the Pokémon. Except for the lack of a "Search" button, this is identical to the Found Pokémon screen. | ||
==Hidden Pokémon== | ==Hidden Pokémon== | ||