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A Heart Gauge is a meter that's used in the [[Nintendo | A Heart Gauge is a meter that's used in the [[Nintendo GameCube]] [[wp: Video game|games]], [[Pokémon Colosseum]] and [[Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness]]. The Heart Gauge shows how much darkness is drained out of the Shadow Pokémon. The more times you would use a Shadow Pokémon in battle, the lower the darkness would get on its Heart Gauge. Once when its darkness goes all the way down, it would be possible to heal the Shadow Pokémon by restoring back to its more friendlier, lighter side. After restoring its friendship, it would now be possible to trade the former Shadow Pokémon to any of the [[third generation]] [[Pokémon]] [[wp: RPG|RPG]] games. | ||
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*[[Pokémon Emerald]] | *[[Pokémon Emerald]] | ||
In addition, after trading to any of the third generation games, it would also be possible to trade to either another save file of Pokémon Colosseum on another [[wp: Memory Card|Memory Card]], a Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness save file, or store it into [[Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire]]. Its also possible to use the former Shadow Pokémon as a custom course in the [[Nintendo DS]] game, [[Pokémon Dash]] and also trade it into either [[Pokémon Diamond]], or [[Pokémon Pearl]], and even use it to battle in the [[Nintendo Wii]] game, [[Pokémon Battle Revolution]]. | In addition, after trading to any of the third generation games, it would also be possible to trade to either another save file of Pokémon Colosseum on another [[wp: Memory Card|Memory Card]], a Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness save file, or store it into [[Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire]]. Its also possible to use the former Shadow Pokémon as a custom course in the [[Nintendo DS]] game, [[Pokémon Dash]] and also trade it into either [[Pokémon Diamond]], or [[Pokémon Pearl]], and even use it to battle in the [[Wii|Nintendo Wii]] game, [[Pokémon Battle Revolution]]. | ||
Some Pokémon (like [[Entei]] and [[Ho-oh]]) were previously unavaible before when Pokémon Colosseum was released in the [[wp: United States|U.S.]] in [[wp: March|March]] of [[wp: 2004 in video gameing|2004]]. Most of the Shadow Pokémon are from both the [[first generation|first]] and the [[second generation|second]] generations. | Some Pokémon (like [[Entei]] and [[Ho-oh]]) were previously unavaible before when Pokémon Colosseum was released in the [[wp: United States|U.S.]] in [[wp: March|March]] of [[wp: 2004 in video gameing|2004]]. Most of the Shadow Pokémon are from both the [[first generation|first]] and the [[second generation|second]] generations. | ||