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* It is possible to become stranded on the Meister's island after trading to him. If the traded Finneon was the only member of the player's party that could learn {{m|Surf}}, and no Pokémon in the player's party have Surf, {{m|Fly}}, or {{m|Teleport}}, the only way to leave would be to level up Foppa until it evolves and can learn Surf as a Gyarados, by fishing for battles or through Rare Candies. As it is possible to progress through the game fully without picking up ''any'' fishing rods, yet still have Finneon (through a trade), and since Rare Candies can be used up, players can become stranded on the island until they restart their game, or use a walk through walls [[cheating|cheat]] code to leave.
* It is possible to become stranded on the Meister's island after trading to him. If the traded Finneon was the only member of the player's party that could learn {{m|Surf}}, and no Pokémon in the player's party have Surf, {{m|Fly}}, or {{m|Teleport}}, the only way to leave would be to level up Foppa until it evolves and can learn Surf as a Gyarados, by fishing for battles or through Rare Candies. As it is possible to progress through the game fully without picking up ''any'' fishing rods, yet still have Finneon (through a trade), and since Rare Candies can be used up, players can become stranded on the island until they restart their game, or use a walk through walls [[cheating|cheat]] code to leave.
* The Meister's Trainer ID is 53277.
* The Meister's Trainer ID is 53277.
* It is possible that the reasons why any Pokemon traded from Korean, Chinese (both Hong Kong and Taiwan), or any other language cartridges of the fourth generation games do not maintain their original names in their own languages once they are traded into the English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, or the Japanese versions is because none of these versions support any languages outside of the six given languages. This is also why they do not appear in the foreign language categories in the pokedex.
* It is possible that the reasons why any Pokémon traded from Korean, Chinese (both Hong Kong and Taiwan), or any other language cartridges of the fourth generation games do not maintain their original names in their own languages once they are traded into the English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, or the Japanese versions is because none of these versions support any languages outside of the six given languages. This is also why they do not appear in the foreign language categories in the Pokédex.


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