Ice Cream Sand Witch

If you were using Dragon Pulse, Dragon Pulse is one of a few moves (along with Ancient Power, Water Pulse, and Strength) that gains the Psychic typing in the Psychic Field. Since Malamar is immune to Psychic moves being part Dark type, it's also immune to those four moves in this field.

Back in episode 3 I made a list of every sidequest but it was so many pages ago it'll take forever to find and even foreverer to type up again because there are so many of them (original post took around 2 and a half hours to type IIRC). I'll just list all of the ones in episode 4 content. This excludes the Deino quest as you've already done that one. 1. Continuation of the Serenity quest: after getting the first three photos done and defeating Emily, Serenity will be waiting for you in Blackview near the boat to Cellia. She'll give you an incense and ask you to find a Sawsbuck in Silver Forest. The Sawsbuck will be in the overworld so you don't need to catch it. You just interact with it and it'll go to where Serenity is. Then go back and talk to Serenity, and she'll go to Cellia. In Central Cellia you can find her in front of the Arceus temple, where she'll ask you to take a photo of the mural inside. When you do you'll be transported to the past and have to battle three trainers with very high-level Pokemon (mid-70s IIRC). Then go outside and they'll finally let Serenity in. You also get a TM (I think Flash Cannon) they were going to give to Serenity but she isn't a trainer. 2. Sludge Fragments. In the sewer, there's an NPC looking for five sludge fragments which can be found around the sewers. When you find all of them (I don't remember specific locations) return to her for the Sludge Bomb TM. 3. Mysterious Key. I forget where, but somewhere in Cellia is someone selling a Mysterious Key, which goes to an NPC's apartment on the left side (you need to talk to him so he moves out of the way IIRC). Inside the house is a Gligar. 4. Majira's Second Key. After defeating the rogue Black Foxes with Garrett's crew, Sena will no longer be in front of the building she was standing in front of earlier. Enter the building and Sena will be at the end. You can battle her for Majira's Second Key. Her Pokemon are around level 68 IIRC. 5. Mightyenite at Fight Club. You already know about the Fight Club, but what you may or may not know is that if you speak to Amelia after defeating her at Cellia's Fight Club, she'll give you the Mightyenite. 6. Power Plant. There's a locked room in the power plant. First you need to defeat Rosetta, then speak to an NPC at the benches in Central Cellia who'll give you a key. The key goes to a warehouse in South Cellia that has the key for the locked power plant room. In the locked room is where Magneton and Nosepass evolves. I think Manectric's mega stone is also there. 7. Jinx Guild. In Cellia Manor, one of the intercoms or monitors or somesuch to call Mana will summon the Jinx Guild. I forget if they go to the manor first or directly to the northeast building in Central Cellia where their new base will be. 8. Cellia Manor. You can add vendors to the manor. Most of these can be bought with credits, and some need to be found around the city. I think there are a few who can't be found in the current version. 9. Trainer Emporium. There's an NPC at Cellia Docks whose shop was taken over by Black Foxes. After speaking to her, go to her shop in north Central Cellia and defeat the Black Foxes there. After she returns to the shop, she asks you to go to the lost and found building to figure out where her stock went. Her stock is in Blackview at the harbor being stolen by a Black Fox. Once that's taken care of, you can buy every evolution stone and item from her for credits. Those are all the ones I can think of off the top of my head, but I probably missed some. I missed a few the last time I posted all the sidequests in ep 3. EDIT: Forgot Squirtle. There's a sewer hole you need a key for, but I forget where you get the key at. In that part of the sewers is a Squirtle you can catch and a sludge fragment.

Specifically, you have to beat five of the elite trainers that show up after every five battles. Once you do this, talk to Judge and then go outside the fight club to start the Deino quest.

I just realized I missed an opportunity to say "A site update? What is this, the 80s?"

I actually don't remember why it's called Spork XD Originally I was having a really hard time coming up with a name for the game. There are some food themes with Delicia and the fruit characters, so I may have named it Spork because of that. The Pokedex entries were edited to remove mentions of death and similar darkness since death literally doesn't exist in the world of Spork.

When was the last time you had chocolate covered pretzels?

Bibs, Belgium's best Bidoof, battled Boris, Belgium's best Bouffalant. Bibs beat Boris. Bibs bantered boastfully. Bibs bolted backwards. Bibs blew big bubbles. Bibs Bye Bye Butterfree'd. Bibs Bleach Blank-Out Blastoise'd. Bibs's budget bypassed bank barriers. Bibs bit Blaine. Is the above true or false?

It isn't as difficult as games like Reborn. Gym Leaders still have a full team but there are no field effects, level caps, etc. It's correct that difficulty isn't something I really focus on. There will be a Legend Mode in the future where items can't be used in gym battles and experience also isn't gained in them, but the person who came up with that idea and helps me with it doesn't have Internet right now so I'm waiting on her for that.

I wanted to share this picture because I have 11 badges and my playtime is 11:11. The diving spot in the picture goes to the Sea Star Society, which it's almost time to do. (in case anyone's wondering about the Sea of Knowledge, since it was said the Sea Stars are underwater there, the Sea of Knowledge has two parts and Ocean Coast is in between them) The 11 coincidence isn't the only reason for this post though. From May 16 until June 15, I won't be able to work on the game. I'll be going somewhere and I'm not allowed to take my laptop with me. I'll still be able to come online since I'm taking a mobile device, but there won't be any game progress during that time. This is something I just found out two days ago. May 16 is still quite a bit away so for all I know episode 4 may be done by then. If I continue going at my current pace, it's definitely possible. In mid-March I thought I'd need a longer break and that at this point I'd just be starting to get back into things, but once I finish the NPC houses and a sidequest in Ocean Coast it'll be time for the Sea Stars. I will work as fast as I can, but I'm not going to rush myself to get it done before May 16, and I'm also not going to rush Palletite with spriting or Nakuto with beta testing (or SPB with Legend Mode if she gets Internet back soon). I don't want to cause that kind of stress for myself or anyone else who contributes to the game. So here's what could happen. Scenario 1: Ep 4 is finished (including sprites and beta testing) before May 16. In this scenario, ep 4 is released before I have to leave. I won't start episode 5 until I'm back in June. I'll still be able to come online occasionally while I'm away to respond to any feedback, questions, or bug reports. Scenario 2: Ep 4 is finished in terms of story, sidequests, etc. but spriting or beta testing is still in progress after May 16: I'll still be able to continue PM conversations with Palletite and Nakuto, but I won't be able to upload the game. If this happens and spriting and beta testing are finished while I'm away, I may try to find a public computer for the public release, but I can't make any guarantees since uploading takes 20-30 minutes on my laptop and will probably take longer on a public computer. (downloading ep 4 to a public computer may also take some time) Scenario 3: I'm still working on Ep 4 by May 16 (meaning I haven't reached the 12th gym battle at this point). In this scenario, no progress can be made at all until I'm back. I think this is the least likely scenario since I'm this far and it's only the beginning of April, but it's still possible. I apologize in advance if this ends up being the case.

I'm super happy about being able to lock my own threads again It'll definitely be useful when the hurt and heals end, since I can just lock them instead of having to request a mod to do it. What does "Two Factor Authentication" mean, by the way?

Even if you didn't have the first badge you should still be able to talk to her and no one should be blocking your way, so it sounds like you're mixed up on where Leaflet Park is (maybe you're confusing it with Goldenleaf Forest, which will be blocked until beating the 4th gym leader?). Leaflet Park is here: and the NPC you need to talk to is here:

So I just looked at the audio folder and the song that plays for Route Two-o is "Bacon Pancakes". When I played the game yesterday I thought the voice in the track was saying "Making fangames". The fact that part of the game is a tribute to fangames that were cancelled probably influenced me hearing it like that.

Is your refrigerator running? Is your refrigerator stunning? Is your refrigerator cunning?

Where did the meme of people making "Hi mde" statuses originate from?

Do you have any pets? What's your favorite Ultra Beast?

From statements like "btw theres blood coming out of its mouth because it totaly fits vivillon's nature" and "also it has a demonic aura so you can see how dangerous this pokemon really is" I got the impression that it's an April Fool's joke.

I don't do trading or other online stuff but if you send me your save file I can change your Ralts's nature. Is there any nature in particular you want or just anything except adamant?

It should also be noted that you don't get to choose which nature your Pokemon changes to. It's a randomly selected nature, and it's also possible the nature won't change at all. It's advisable to save before talking to him in case multiple resets are needed to get the nature you want.

"Antici-" At first I thought this was supposed to mean Anticipation doesn't work in Psychic Terrain, then I read Ame's comment XD

Fixed. It seems like Mudsdale was listed as an evolution of itself XD

You have to beat the normal Redemption League to do the X League, yes. The original Reborn League also had an X League that functioned this way.

Fixed for episode 4. (I would normally re-upload now, but I've reuploaded ep 3 so many times that I need a break from doing it x . x especially since I have to move events around every time to prevent the player from seeing ep 4 content)

Was it ever said we'd be able to defend the Champion title? I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere. EDIT: @Mr. Divergent All league members (Gym Leaders, E4, Champion) have access to the nightclub IIRC.

Re-uploaded with the name-changing office in Virima City no longer accessible. Changing names through there caused the player to lose their Pokemon, items, badges, Pokedex, money, and Pokegear. The first incident of someone losing their Pokemon, item, etc. data was about two weeks ago, but neither the user it happened to or me knew what caused it, and the user didn't experience any problems again after having the data recovered. At the time I thought it was most likely an issue with the user's computer, since I hadn't heard of anything like it happening before. But the second incident was today and the user mentioned the name-changing office. I tried it myself and it happened, so the name-changing office had to go. The outside of the building is still there, but the inside has been removed (including the NPCs that were there) and there's a guard in front of the door who explains why it was shut down.

If I remember right Crawli should be at the bottom of his gym where you fought him. If he's not at the arena, the doors behind him where he entered the arena from to battle should be open and Crawli and Venam should be there.