Ross_Andrews

It's not the classes that I'm worried about, since they are thankfully done, but the main paper is killing me slowly...

I have taken a brief pause from the guide until the 12th of July in order to do my university degree. If any of you have anymore corrections to make or point out future events to take into consideration, then do it, but the guide will not be updated until then due to my real-life issues.

You can find it at Route 1 and in Goldenwood Cave. It is there, believe me, it just has a small chance of showing up.

Pokemon up to Amber have been added!

Fell Stinger should have its power modified from 30 to 50, and btw the Phase Dial, doesn't work.

The Phase Dial doesn't work at all. There isn't an option to use them on a Solrock or Lunatone, whether or not they are in the main party. Also the Phase Dial can't be given to any pokemon.

So I have just got the Phase Dial, but how exactly do I use it to combine both my Solrock and Lunatone? I have them both in my current team and I tried to use it from the key items bag and tried giving it to Solrock or Lunatone. So far I had no success. Help will be much appreciated!

Sorry, but I must have made a mistake, the earliest Grubbin can be found at is in Sheridan Village.

Sixth Badge List Added! There are some pokemon that were added to the previous list due to an overlooked location... Sorry, I'm still human I'm on a roll today! I get the feeling that Kreis is the true Ice gym leader... Can someone confirm it for me?

The fourth and fifth badge lists were added! The Easter Bunny came a bit late this year but, as you can see, he brought a lot of egg events!

Thanks for the Voltorb one! As for Lillipup, all you need is to return from the Goldenwood Forest in order for the girl to be impressed and give you the Lillipup! Maybe this topic could be pinned in order to help new players?

The second badge list is up! And it's a doozie!

The separate evolution lines are for the people who want to do mono-type runs since each line has different types. The same logic applies for megas, along with a reminder for people as to which pokemon have megas.

For those who have seen my previous topic (http://www.rebornevo.com/forum/index.php?/topic/24751-pokemon-location-guide-based-on-the-number-of-badges-required/), then you know what this is all about! I have decided to add the pokemon as I play the game, so for the time being it will be incomplete, however future event locations are appreciated, along with possible corrections to my guide! The first leader is Venam (Poison): The second leader is Keta (Fighting): The third leader is Marianette (Normal): The fourth leader is Narcissa (Ghost): The fifth leader is Valerie (Water): The sixth leader is Crawli (Bug): The seventh leader is Angie (Kreiss is implied to be the true Ice leader?) (Ice): The eight leader is Amber (Fire):

If you need help finding new pokemon before each gym leader, then you can use my guide here:

You can also check out my guide on which pokemon are available before each gym badge:

Thanks Aironfaar! I have modified and added all the necessary locations for the pokemon. I have also looked into where you can get Barboach first as an Aqua Gang Member and the answer is: Chrysolia Spring with a Good Rod, which you can get in Spinel Town. You can only access the Springs after beating Serra (Badge 6) and the Pulse-Abra, while to move the Aqua Gang leader in order not to block the access to the water in his alleyway you need to advance in the 7th Street Quest-Line, which comes only after Radomus (8th Badge). As for Tanzan Cove, that location refers only to the underwater part of the Cove, which comes after the City Restoration (after Badge 15). I hope this answers your questions! As a side-note: I will not necessarily add weather conditions for 3 reasons: 1) E16 weather is bugged, so it will probably confuse some people. 2) Some Spoilers as to how to get certain pokemon are, in my opinion, welcome. Some people would like to know when they are able to get Beldum (for example), without being spoiled as to how to get it! Or some other pokemon like Manectric with its weather conditions. Let them use their imagination first and then ask for help around the forum if they are stuck (that's where the Lostelle's Location Guide comes in handy [this isn't meant as a replacement for her location guide, just think of my guide as a "time-stamp" guide]). 3) The game is still not finished and with E17 comes the next generation of pokemon in this game. If I were to add further instructions on how to get the Event Pokemon, I would rather wait until after all the Rebalancing of the Game. By the time E17 comes out, this guide will probably be out of date anyway and I'll start another one then.

I really wasn't aware of that. Thank you for bringing it to my attention! The Spearow location is correct in my guide: "Opal: Headbutt". As for the other 2 pokemon, this guide intends to only show the first location of the pokemon, otherwise it would be too convoluted for my liking. There are exceptions to that rule regarding event pokemon, for which I created another spoiler at the bottom where I show the second location for those event pokemon.

In my guide, in the last spoiler, there is a way to catch Bulbasaur: It involves renovating the Azurine Island after beating Adrienn.

Thanks @Stryker Gryphus! I wasn't sure about that since the Wasteland is a labyrinth and getting to the fountain was never my strong suit.

Thanks guys! I will continue to update the guide in the future with later locations of event pokemon and hopefully it will help new-comers even more then. EDIT: This pokemon location guide now features a new tab, which will include the second place where you can find the event pokemon in the Reborn world. Some of these new places will still be events, though, and marked as such.

You can check my list to see which pokemon are obtainable by which gym leader you are about to face: