kainwill

it's in the underground railnet, the area after Yureyu Building, in one of those rock-smashable walls

why not both and get yourself a Talonflame?

it's in mod market in the forum

Dear past Me, stop wishing for DC universe like MCU. it happened. and it's sh**. regards, you. p.s. don't eat that week old sandwich.

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it is, you just need to use rock climb in overworld to get to Dratini's location, but you can't do that yet as of E17, you need to wait until E18.

But what if I make a gun that shoots pokeball instead???

there are some you could still collect, and some are locked out, you can refer to here under the Field Notes section to know where they are. happy hunting.

If you want something different than the usual Pokemon games around, I suggest Pokemon Apex, it is really well made and actually take a very unfamiliar yet a great re-imagine of the pokemon world.

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Kingdra, Ludicolo, and Mega Swampert all three have Swift Swim, so it would not be surprising if they would out-speed your pokemon (even Sharpedo and Dragonite) in the Water Field since the field would activate Swift Swim and basically got their speed stat doubled, but I have no idea how Lapras could outrun both Sharpedo and Dragonite since Amaria's Lapras ability is Hydration.

always have backup pokemon, that would alter your strategy, 2 or 3 would be fine, you would never know when you might have to change your team and had to grind the right pokemon

hey, so I have never contributed anything and figures might as well try, anyway, you got a lot of array of mons right there, gotta clap to your dedication on training on each of them. as for tips on how to play through Reborn with core pokemon rather than training every single one you have is to plan early on your team, it's like playing a competitive battle. my pivot for making a team in Reborn and similar fan pokemon game are as follows: - Your team has to cover various role in battling (example: sweeper, tank, status setter, etc.) - It covers various type, try not to have a team that consists of pokemon that only effective to one or two types (don't worry, Reborn gym leaders usually have secondary type in each of their pokemon that you can use of). - High stats for the pokemon role (e.g. sweeper must have high speed and attack stats), you can check stats for every pokemon at bulbapedia. - Have a good moveset to play their respective role. - You like the pokemon, so you wouldn't be bored while you have to grind them. as to how to play just with core pokemon, try to utilize: - Field Effect, use em or destroy em (just destroy Serra's field, Mirror Arena is a hax.) - Your pokemon role, (e.g. unleash the speedy stealth rock setter, then SWEEEP SWEEEP with the sweeper with priority moves.) - Gym Leaders pokemon's secondary typing, just because Corey is a poison Gym Leader doesn't mean Mareanie is not affected by a good ol' charge beam. - Consumable and niche items, those revives, air balloons, etc. can come in handy. - EV training, if over-levelled, common candy to lower them. Lastly always have 2 or 3 backups in ready to alternate your strategy or to give that whooping a little bit more wham when your main core team can't defeat the Gym Leader (or trainer, or that stupid hooded Admin) no matter what strategy you use these are my personal guideline to decide most of what I do in Reborn to ensure a win, hope it would help you in your future endeavour, Good Luck!