Playthrough DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Finished!

RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 4 up!

Reading this is so worth, figures scumbag jay would send his women in.
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 4 up!

Okay, the reason the next chapter isn't up yet is because I have a final on Friday night that I've been studying for most of this week. It is ready to go, but I want to make sure I'm prepared for the final first. It might be up before the weekend, though don't count on it.
But I haven't forgotten about this playthrough by any means!
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 4 up!

Good luck on your final! :D We'll just be sitting over here, waiting not so patiently.
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 5 up!

had a window to post a new chapter. enjoy as I write a bit of chapter 9 while on study break

DNA's Pokémon Pearl Dolo Run-Through
Chapter 5: This is Hopefully Not a Setup, Part 2​

Hearthome is a pretty big place, so there are a lot of items and such to be found, so to begin, I scour the city for them. This involves visiting a few places, including Racist Square, the Pokemon Fanboy Club, and the First Ecumenical Church of Sinnoh. The Public Exhibition Hall comes later. Items I found:

  • TM45 Attract (Amity Square)
  • TM43 Secret Power (Amity Square)
  • Spooky Plate (Amity Square)
  • Amulet Coin (Amity Square)
  • Discrimination against Gyarados and Steelix (Amity Square entrance)
  • A hint that HM04 Strength is at the Lost Tower (Outside, northeast)
  • Shell Bell (Building right of the Pokemon Fan Club, 2F)
  • Bebe, of Bebe's Search and PC system fame (Building right of the Pokemon Center). I felt bad for completely forgetting her name.

I told you they were racist

I gave the Amulet Coin to Crumpets. I felt it was fitting. It will also be extremely helpful, since Crumpets is currently my best lead.

After all that, I find a fisherman visitor from the Hoenn region who got lost here, but the very kind locals helped him find his way around, so he wished to extend the same kindness and show me to the Contest Hall. How nice of him. I do not wish to snub his kindness, so I say yes. Just outside the contest hall, I see an ambiguously gendered woman (?) wearing a flamboyant purple dress and an obsession with the French language. ...There's only one person I know who fits all of those criteria...

<@Dustin_DeVine> Oh! Are you here for the Contests?
<%DNA> ...kinda...
<%DNA> some woman named Keira asked me to come here so she could 'thank me properly'
<%DNA> I'm just hoping this isn't code for something else, like a hentai setup
<@Dustin_DeVine> oh, not at all! She merely wishes to express her gratitude for saving her Buneary. I heard the story myself!
<@Dustin_DeVine> Incidentally, Dustin is a master coordinator at Pokemon Contests!
<%DNA> 3rd person...
* DNA twitch
<@Dustin_DeVine> But I assume you may wish to challenge me at the gym, yes?
<%DNA> That would be nice.
<@Dustin_DeVine> Very well! You may challenge me, but not yet! You must become much stronger. Then, you may challenge me!​

And then he walked off without another word. Every member of my team was simultaneously insulted by the 'rude French man-woman', as Thorne so bluntly put it. I tell them to hold off and the opportunity will come later. After all, we're in no rush. Besides, I already know Tucke-er, Fanti-er, Dustin will be fifth in the line-up. I enter the Exhibition Hall, and...

*** DNA has joined #contesthall
<+Keira> Oh! My hero!
<%DNA> ...this isn't starting off well.
<TorTERROR> not good, man
<TorTERROR> abort
<TorTERROR> ABORT
<Johanna> Oh, hi, DNA.
<%DNA> Oh, it's you...the woman who thinks she's my mother.
<%DNA> I thought you'd still be watching TV for the rest of this playthrough...
<+Keira> Wait! No! Really?! Johanna is your mom?
<%DNA> No, she is not. She's fairly delusional and only thinks she is.
<%DNA> I'm just here as a beta tester.
<+Keira> So you might be a Contest star?!
<%DNA> HAHAHAHA
<%DNA> NO
* DNA eyelaser​

Yes, those are the actual lines from the game.
After I left a nice burn mark on the wall behind Keira (she ducked to avoid me, dangit), she gives me an accessory to thank me for saving her Buneary, then says "I'm a Contest Judge, so please join us for a different kind of fun. If you're unsure of yourself, we also offer practice sessions."

About five red flags go off and I want to get out of here as soon as possible. "Wow," Geist said, "this really is an Exhibition Hall. And that reward was a total gyp."

<Johanna> Were you surprised to see me, DNA?
<Johanna> I got bored, so I came out to Hearthome for a little vacation.
<%DNA> I would assume watching TV all day would get quite boring, yes.
<Johanna> I'm just as surprised to see you here, my dear!
<%DNA> I didn't say I was surprised.
<Johanna> But are you serious about entering Contests? Not dressed that way!
<%DNA> No, I'm not. The whole thing just reeks of innuendo and--
<%DNA> you're not even listening to me are you
<Johanna> When your Pokemon is all dressed up, you can't be dressed your usual way.
<Johanna> Put this on for a little glamour.
* Johanna gives DNA a tuxedo.
<Johanna> I'm sure it will look good on you. After all, I chose it.
<Johanna> Go enjoy the Contests, honey!
<%DNA> Can't I just go do my own thing? I have testing to do...
<Johanna> Contests will give you a different look at the many charms of Pokemon.
<%DNA> I have a monocle-wearing Golbat journeying with me; I get quite a lot of charms from him, thank you.
<Johanna> It should be an eye-opening experience for you. Bye now!
*** Johanna has left #contesthall
<%DNA> ... ... ...
<TorTERROR> so...um...
<%DNA> Find any items from NPCs, and then we leave, pronto. If you see Keira, RUN.​

The only item there to be found is a Mild Poffin given to me by a Rich Boy at the counter. Then, true to my word, we skedaddle, but...

<+Teapot> o/
<%DNA> \o
<+Teapot> wait
<+Teapot> why do you have hop
<%DNA> cuz im speshul
<+Teapot> who gave it to you
<+Teapot> was it Pride?
<%DNA> Pride's wife, actually
<+Teapot> WHAT
<+Teapot> PRIDE'S WIFE IS HERE
<+Teapot> aposjfpsaopfaospjdof
<%DNA> I dunno, somewhere.
<%DNA> anyway, what's up?
<+Teapot> dude, I just discovered the GREATEST thing
<+Teapot> we're in a video game
<+Teapot> and catching and training Pokemon
<+Teapot> no, not like playing it
<+Teapot> like actually IN a video game
<%DNA> yeah, and it's called Pokemon Dolo Version
<+Teapot> and I think it's called Dolo Ver-
<+Teapot> ...
<%DNA> <3
* Teapot flips a table
<%DNA> seriously though, I thought you figured that out the instant we got assaulted by Starly
<+Teapot> I WAS DISTRACTED BY BELLOMENCE OKAY
<+Teapot> anyway, since we're both in this game now, why don't we battle?
<%DNA> are you drunk?
<+Teapot> no
<+Teapot> why would I be?
<%DNA> because you were drunk the last time we fought
<%DNA> and you lost, horribly
<+Teapot> dammit Pride
<+Teapot> he must have put something in the water
<%DNA> Mike's Hard Lemonade, perhaps? It is his drink of choice.
<+Teapot> no wonder it tasted so good
<+Teapot> anyway, let's battle
<+Teapot> since you don't have the excuse of not having a team to import, I want to see if I can finally beat you this time!
<%DNA> very well, Teapot
<%DNA> But don't forget, I am the chosen one. Prepare to lose!​

Cue the music!

Teapot opens with a lv. 19 Starly. I was expecting him to have Staravia by now, honestly, given how it evolves at...what, level 14? My opener, as I usually have, is Crumpets, at lv. 22.

<+Teapot> your Golbat has a monocle and a top hat?
<+Teapot> that is so cool
<Crumpets> Indeed, good sir. I presume you and master DNA are acquaintances?
<+Teapot> yeah
<+Teapot> we're both playing in Pride's gigantic video game
<+Teapot> but seriously, DNA, you picked up a gentleman Golbat?
<%DNA> Found him as a Zubat first, but yes.
<+Teapot> that's pretty cool
<+Teapot> wait wtf
<+Teapot> why has my Starly fainted
<Crumpets> Oh, my apologies, old bean. I thought you had given a command to the Starly, and so I took that as a challenge, so I retaliated in kind.
<Crumpets> I thought you were paying attention. I am sorry.​

Crumpets knows the drill, apparently! He took care of Teapot's Starly with zero hassle, slipping in a tiny bit of sarcasm while he was at it, prompting Teapot to send out a lv. 20 Buizel.

<TorTERROR> don't worry
<TorTERROR> I got this
<TorTERROR> I TOTALLY got this
<+Teapot> AGH
<+Teapot> you have
<+Teapot> the based TorTERROR
<+Teapot> I totally forgot >_<
<TorTERROR> bro, your Buizel is puny
<TorTERROR> it's barely doing anything to me while I absorb it to death
<TorTERROR> weak/10​

Just like that, Buizel is down. Teapot sends out a lv. 21 Monferno, so I switch back out to Crumpets again!

<%DNA> wait
<%DNA> that's it
<%DNA> THAT's your highest level? 21?
<+Teapot> hey man
<+Teapot> mini-Kevin wrecks face
<%DNA> AoH told me you won only due to hax, and you were screaming like crazy once you did so.
<%DNA> And regardless of whether or not he 'wrecks face', look at Crumpets' level.
<+Teapot> 22?
<+Teapot> what of it?
<%DNA> He's currently my LOWEST level. And he still beats Mini-Kevin by 1.
<+Teapot> ...
<+Teapot> mini-Kevin, wreck his Golbat, but go easy on the outfit
<+Teapot> because that outfit is cool​

Crumpets uses Wing Attack on Mini-Kevin, and much to my surprise it's not an OHKO, but it puts him in the red. That gives him an opportunity to Flame Wheel, which takes off about two-thirds of Crumpets' HP. Teapot then sends out...a lv. 20 Roselia?

<%DNA> wait, a Roselia?
<%DNA> why?
<+Teapot> because dual-powder lead Roserade is amazing in Gen 4
<%DNA> this is true
<%DNA> but right now, it's not a dual-powder lead Roserade, now is it?
<+Teapot> No, but...
<%DNA> ...Wing Attack.
<Crumpets> Of course, master DNA.
* Crumpets used Wing Attack with a resultant OHKO!
<%DNA> wow, I feel bad
<%DNA> I should have just let you handle his whole team, Crumpets
<%DNA> Teapot, your team is going to grow up to be Crobat-weak. Fix it.
<+Teapot> ugh
<+Teapot> that Golbat
<+Teapot> it's so annoying, but so classy
<+Teapot> I should probably go to Veilstone Gym next, for more levels and stuff
<+Teapot> AND THEN
<+Teapot> I will be able to overpower your OP Golbat and based TorTERROR
<%DNA> gl hf
<%DNA> because nothing is better than the based TorTERROR when he is at full strength
<+Teapot> no, but I can beat you before it reaches full strength!
<+Teapot> k bye
<+Teapot> o/
<%DNA> \o​

I wouldn't go to the Pokemon Center normally, but the Flame Wheel roughed up Crumpets pretty bad, so I might as well. From there, it's off to Route 209! And it is going to be a looooooooooooong walk. One of the first things I see on Route 209 is...

<Larry> Hmm! A Good Rod is really good!
<Larry> Wouldn't you agree?
<%DNA> um
<%DNA> haven't we met before, back in Jubilife?
<Larry> no
<Larry> that was my identical, less attractive cousin
<%DNA> identical cousin
<%DNA> right
<%DNA> but yeah, I guess I agree
<Larry> Hmm! We're of identical minds!
<Larry> Hmm! Take this Good Rod!
<%DNA> okay now I KNOW you two are the same person.
<Larry> Not at all! In fact, there are many more like us.​

I ignore him and move on. I see joggers here as well, and I know they will only challenge me to battles early in the morning. I may come back to do just that. This route also marks the debut of the perennially disturbing Poké Kids, little girls who dress up as Pikachu - and this one said she wanted to be a Pokémon when she grows up. I've heard the Fairy Tale Girls in Gen 6 are worse, but whatever - no one cares about that right now. Also, while I'm here, I place the Odd Keystone in the Hallowed Tower here. I probably won't ever use it, but hey, it frees up bag space. (Yes, I know the bag is infinite, but scrolling is a pain.)

The only items of note here are TM47 Steel Wing (needs Cut) and a Calcium (in a bike path to the side). In D/P, I know that Defog is not required for the Lost Tower like it is in Platinum, so I choose to go there first before hitting Solaceon Town.

I don't know what it is with Pokemon and tower-shaped mausoleums. Aside from Johto, every region has one, though props to Hoenn building theirs into a mountain and Unova for giving theirs a bell for a little more significance. But Sinnoh has nothing special about it, not even a ghost to put to rest. Welp, time to put some more trainers out of their misery, possibly more literally than I would in other places. Because, you know, ghosts and crying and all that fun stuff.

The first trainer I run into thinks I'm a ghost and attacks me. I slap him and tell him to go outside and get some fresh air. After returning to his senses, he said he went here on a dare and the loser had to bring back an HM from the top. I slap him again, tell him to get some new friends, and then go off and ascend the rest of the tower.

The second trainer is a Roughneck who said that Team Galactic took his Pokemon away, and that he'll never forgive their faces. Geist whispers to me "I told you everyone hates them", while I'm too surprised by the fact that his only Pokemon is a Cleffa. TM27 Return is in the tower, which I found interesting.

By the time we get to the 3rd floor, Geist is pretty beat up, and he starts to cough violently, as if in pain. Not surprising, since he got paralyzed by a Pikachu and pursued by a Buizel. I ask if he's okay, to which he says "I'm fine", then suddenly grows a whole lot larger. His body becomes more spiky and recognizable, and two floating hands remain suspended from him.

"Whoa, neat," he comments. "Only one step away from greatness, yeah!" he yells. Down the corridors, I hear a lot of screams of "Ghooooooooost!!!"

"Maybe you should take it easy for now. Not only are you looking really tired, but everyone here is freaking out pretty bad looking at you."
"Yeah, good idea. I'll take a nap for now. When we get to the Pokemon Center, I shall be at my full power. Just you wait...Soon, I shall be the Master of Badassery!"

I continue to climb the Lost Tower, and much to my surprise, I run into a wild Pokemon. It's the first one I've seen since coming here. I ignore it and move on, and climb the stairs...oh look, I'm already at the top. That was easy. I collect HM04 Strength (which I teach to Slave 0 scratch that he has to evolve first) and a Cleanse Tag, and head back down again. As fast as I can, I rush to the Solaceon Pokemon Center to heal up my team, and then explore this place. Geist vanishes for a bit, but when he comes back, he returns with a complete body and a full set of teeth.

"Let the fun begin," he says, with a diabolically evil laugh.
"Just wait until you get Shadow Ball," I reply with a grin of my own. "Then the fun can truly begin."
"Heheh, I'm really digging this new look. Guess that makes me the first fully-evolved Pokemon on the team, eh?"
"Ahem," Thorne chimes in, clearing her throat.
"You don't count; you never evolved to begin with."
"I still reached my peak power earlier than you did!"
"But it doesn't matter, now that I'm going to surpass you."
"If you two are both done making out," I interrupt, "we have a town to explore and a journey to finish."

They both immediately shut up.

Solaceon Town is a quiet little place, filled with country bumpkins, a set of old ruins, and of course the daycare. I have no need of any of those things, but I might as well see what's in the ruins, I guess - well, as far as trainers and items go. I don't really care much about Unown at this point, though I'll catch them if they show up. If I want to go back and fill up a collection, it can wait until the playthrough is done. I'm just going to breeze over it and tell you what items I find and where, both in and out of the ruins.

Stuff!
  • Poketch App 10 (Pokemon History) - From a Ruin Maniac on the main thoroughfare
  • Poketch App 9 (Day-Care Checker) - From a man in the Day-Care (must deposit a Pokemon there before he appears)
  • A house that doesn't know where eggs come from - Just north of the Pokemon Center
  • Seal Case - From a woman in the east-most house
  • A-Z, !, and ? Seals - From a boy in that same house, by showing him an Unown in your party (talk to him in Solaceon Ruins first). Each showing gives 10 seals of that letter, and can be done multiple times.
  • Repel - In Solaceon Ruins, in the room taking the top-left stair from 1F (the entrance)
  • Escape Rope - In Solaceon Ruins, in the room taking the lower-left stair from B2F
  • Big Mushroom - In Solaceon Ruins, in the room taking the lower-right stair from B4F
  • Nugget - In Solaceon Ruins, in the last room
  • Mind Plate - In Solaceon Ruins, in the last room
  • Odd Incense - In Solaceon Ruins, in the last room
  • Rare Candy - In Solaceon Ruins, in the last room

It is at this point I realize that Poketch App 8 (Berry Searcher) is at the Berry Master's house on Route 208, held by his granddaughter. I backtrack and get it, then go back to work.

The path through the ruins is, as is shown in the opening room: top-right; lower-left; top-right; top-left; top-left; and finally lower-left. It's not a big deal since I'm going to get everything in here anyway and it's nearly impossible to get lost. The mural in the last room reads "Friendship: All lives touch other lives to create something anew and alive", for anyone curious. I caught 4 Unown (E, F, I, and Q) while here, again, for anyone who is curious. And now that I'm done here, let us ditch this hick dive, for now.

Route 210 has lots of tall grass, and not much else to really talk about. I do pick up TM51 Roost from this one girl, though outside of Crumpets I'm not sure how much use that will have. This place would go up to Celestic Town, but it appears that Meaty is blocking the way.
...wait, what

<%DNA> you?
<%DNA> why are you and about 3 of your clones here right now?
<Meaty> just chillin'
<%DNA> move
<Meaty> no
<Meaty> not unless you play Vanguard
<%DNA> NO
<%DNA> FFS
<%DNA> I don't have time for this​

I punch Meaty in anger because he is meaty, then I go off in a huff to the cafe that's right there to let off some steam. They sell Moomoo Milk...one at a time. I bet the multi-purchase option only started in Platinum. Still frustrated, I buy several for the road (the first healing item purchase I've made since...since way back) and vent my anger on the trainers there before moving on.

Route 215 is a nice change of pace. As soon as I step foot into it, it starts raining. TorTERROR really seems to be relishing it, just kicking back and chilling, honestly. Everyone else seems to be rather laid-back as well. All in all, this route was pretty nice. We just took things at our own pace and moved, slowly but surely, to our destination, taking in the scenery as we went.

On the way, I run into a black belt who says doing to others as they do unto you ends up in a lot of violence...and then he gives me TM66 Payback. Then I run into another one who said he feigned sleep before challenging me to battle, and after losing said he feigned a loss. o-kay...

"This must be where all the weirdos come out," Geist noted.
"Yeah, probably...but then again, there are weirdos everywhere in this game."

Later I found TM34 Shock Wave, and concluded the route by fighting against 2 Ace Trainers Cooltrainers. lol, like they actually think they're a threat. They go down. Hard. Crumpets and Thorne make a good team.

Veilstone City is a big place. Like, a BIG place. It's got the Game Corner, the Veilstone Mart (which is huge), the Galactic HQ, and of course the gym. Near the gym I know there's a house where a woman will massage 1 Pokemon once a day to raise happiness, so I have Crumpets massage her. She is then complimented by the Golbat.

Here's just a laundry list of stuff I find:
  • Red Rain and TwistedTurtwig - At the west entrance to town, guarding their warehouse
  • TinyMushroom - Near said warehouse (hidden item)
  • Poketch App 11 (Counter) - From an attendant on 2F of the Veilstone Dept. Store
  • Several TMs are for sale on 3F of the Dept. Store. They are 38 Fire Blast, 25 Thunder, 14 Blizzard, 22 Solarbeam, 52 Focus Blast, 15 Hyper Beam, 83 Natural Gift, 17 Protect, 54 False Swipe, 20 Safeguard, 33 Reflect, 16 Light Screen, and 70 Flash. I'll buy some later, maybe.
  • Sticky Barb - From one of two buff guys standing side by side on 5F of the Dept. Store
  • ??? - Southwest of the Center, requires Rock Climb. I'll have to come back to get it later.
  • PP Up - Just to the west of the Team Galactic HQ
  • A hint that HM02 Fly is in Team Galactic's warehouse
  • TM63 Embargo - From a roughneck just south of the gym
  • The massage lady - In the leftmost house of 2, right by the gym. (She gives 1 massage per day. When massaging, she also finds an accessory. But no one cares about accessories.)
  • Coin Case - From a clown in the rightmost house of 2, right by the gym
  • TM64 Explosion - From winning 10 straight bonus rounds at the slots, though I've never actually pulled this off
  • 70 coins - Various NPCs in the Game Corner
  • There are prizes offered at the Game Corner. The TMs there are: 90 Substitute, 58 Endure, 75 Swords Dance, 32 Double Team, 44 Rest, 89 U-Turn, 10 Hidden Power, 27 Return, 21 Frustration, 35 Flamethrower, 24 Thunderbolt, 13 Ice Beam, 29 Psychic, 74 Gyro Ball, and 68 Giga Impact.

Bellomence is in front of the gym for some reason; I haven't a clue why. She notes that she went on a marvelous shopping spree at the department shore, wishes me luck, crosses her legs, giggles, and leaves. ...Par for the course.

Veilstone Gym has one of my favorite puzzles - slits in the walls that you have to push in a certain arrangement to reach the leader. I remember Platinum's version having punching bags and tires to knock over, but this version is cool too. The junior trainers are the Karate Quads, who will strike a blow for courage/tears/hope/love with their fists. hiyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Now that the comic relief is over, time for the main event.

<%DNA> !challenge
<@Luckyfire> Hello. I'm pleased to meet you. I'm Lucky, and I'm the Gym Leader. I don't really know what it means to be strong, or how I got to be the Gym Leader. But I will do the best I can as the Gym Leader. I take battling very seriously. Whenever you're ready!
<%DNA> wait what, Lucky?
<%DNA> What are you doing here?
<%DNA> also kudos for remembering to change your name in the script
<@Luckyfire> I'm not sure, actually. I was asked to be here because I was told I'd be the best person for the part. Also I get to use a Lucario, so there's that.
<%DNA> I guess that makes sense but...
* DNA thinks
<%DNA> wait...
<%DNA> a bunch of sweaty black belts in a dojo being led by a young girl...
<%DNA> they did the exact same thing in Emerald with Greta.
<%DNA> I'm beginning to sense a pattern here.
* DNA shakes fist at the air.
<%DNA> JAPAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!
<@Luckyfire> :p
<@Luckyfire> Anyway, we might as well battle, right?
<%DNA> Might as well. Whenever you're ready!​

I go battle with Luckyfire, who is Maylene's replacement for this run. After all, if it isn't Amt as Maylene, who else would it be? Since this is a Fighting-type gym leader, I lead with Geist, now at lv. 27. She leads with a Meditite, also at lv. 27. Already I'm concerned, since I feel I am at a disadvantage.

Geist plays cautiously as usual, leading off with a Confuse Ray to gauge its strength. Meditite does similarly, trying to buff up with Meditate first. Much to my delight, Geist's following Shadow Punch scores a critical hit and knocks out the Meditite in a single blow! Having not had much trouble at all with the Meditite, Geist stays in for the next Pokemon, a lv. 27 Machoke. As before, he doesn't go all out right away, but gauges Machoke's strength. He takes it slowly, feeling he will go through it without issue if he plays his cards right, but much to his (and my) surprise, Machoke uses a Rock Tomb to lower his Speed. He's still faster than the Machoke, so he manages to get it into the red, but bam, Hyper Potion. Geist isn't concerned, and sure enough, with two more rounds of Night Shade + stop hitting yourself, the Machoke is out.

Now comes the hard part, the lv. 30 Lucario. Geist feels his speed drop will hurt him too much at this point, so he tags out to Crumpets. Crumpets adopts a similar style to Geist, leading with Confuse Ray, resulting in Lucario smacking itself. The Wing Attack scores a critical hit and takes off about half its health, but Lucario responds with a Force Palm, paralyzing Crumpets. Another Wing Attack brings Lucario down further, and although its Drain Punch didn't do much damage to Crumpets, he feels his paralysis will do him in in the end, so he tags back out to Geist, who is immediately met with a face full of Metal Claw, beating him to within an inch of his life. ...er, 'life'. Ghosts are weird like that.

If Lucario ends up being faster than Geist, he'll be out of the picture, but I am confident that Geist will outspeed it, and since Geist is immune to Lucario's priority (if it has any), I don't think I need to worry. Sure enough, a single Night Shade and Lucario is down for the count. Geist and Crumpets both level up from the fight, since they were very close to leveling up anyway.

<@Luckyfire> Wow, you're pretty good, DNA! I wasn't expecting to go up against a Golbat.
<@Luckyfire> I didn't think that was your kind of thing. :p
<%DNA> I noticed you said nothing about Gengar.
<@Luckyfire> Gengar is something you usually use, right? So it's no surprise.
<%DNA> This is true.
<%DNA> I've always had trouble with the Lucario, so I wasn't sure if I'd be able t-WHOA HOLY DANG CROBAT
<@Luckyfire> ...?
<Crumpets> It appears my transformation is complete. My class and sleek appearance have been further accentuated.
<Crumpets> And it is all thanks to you, master DNA, for your undying trust and care for me.
<Crumpets> I daresay I am even speedier than my friend Geist now.
<%DNA> The happiness, I have all of it. Finally for the first time ever, I'm actually using a Crobat in a professional capacity.
<%DNA> Together, we shall wreck face.
<%DNA> ALL OF IT.
<TorTERROR> man, all you guys with your final evolutions is making me feel really left out
<Crumpets> Worry not, good sir. Your time will come soon.
<TorTERROR> yiss​

Lucky then gives me the Cobble Badge, which permits me to use Fly outside of battle - sweet, now that I have Crobat and thus can go wherever. But for now I'll probably just delegate that to Slave 1 (Starly). She also throws in a TM60 Drain Punch. I explain "but this move sucks in Gen 4...", and she tells me to stop being silly and take it. Then she says "Gee, I'm hungry...", and I tell her to go eat something. With that, I wish her well, and then leave.

<@Luckyfire> Gee, I'm hungry...
<@Luckyfire> Oh, sorry, it's nothing. I didn't say anything.
<@Luckyfire> DNA, I can't explain what it means to be strong.
<@Luckyfire> I don't know how much effort goes into being strong...
<@Luckyfire> But being with Pokemon lets us keep making the effort, doesn't it?
<%DNA> I do believe so, yes.
<%DNA> And who knows? We might cross paths again elsewhere. Maybe in some other playthrough where the role of 'young girl gym leader' needs to be filled.
<%DNA> Until then, take care. I'll see you later. Now go eat something.
<@Luckyfire> All right; have fun, DNA! Good luck!​

Yeah, those are Maylene's actual post-battle lines from the game. And with that...I think this is a good place to wrap it up!

End of Part 5!

DNA's Team So Far:

[sprite]388[/sprite] TorTERROR lv. 28
[sprite]94[/sprite] Geist lv. 28
[sprite]169[/sprite] Crumpets lv. 28
[sprite]214[/sprite] Thorne lv. 27

Poketch Apps Acquired:

1: Digital Watch - Default
2: Calculator - Default
3: Memo Pad - Obtained from Mr. Poketch after getting 1 badge
4: Pedometer - Default
5: Pokemon List - Default
6: Friendship Checker - Obtained from an NPC in Eterna City's Pokemon Center
7: Dowsing Machine - Obtained from Dawn Bellomence on Route 207 after getting 2 badges
8: Berry Searcher - Obtained from a little girl at the Berry Master's House on Route 208
9: Day-Care Checker - Obtained from a man in the Day-Care Center, after a Pokemon has been deposited there
10: Pokemon History - Obtained from a ruin maniac on the main road in Solaceon Town
11: Counter - Obtained from an attendant on 2F of the Veilstone Dept. Store
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 5 up!

Nice. Also, if you can cast me in as the biggest loser ever (or some other sorta dumbutt), I will love you. :3 not that I wouldn't yet
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 5 up!

I already have bigger losers cast, but if you insist, I will find a place for you.
 
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Inb4 SL as one of them

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I've already decided who to cast SL as.
 
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Veilstone City is a big place. Like, a BIG place. It's got the Game Corner, the Veilstone Mart (which is huge), the Galactic HQ, and of course the gym. Near the gym I know there's a house where a woman will massage 1 Pokemon once a day to raise happiness, so I have Crumpets massage her. She is then complimented by the Golbat.

How nice of Crumpets to massage the poor old lady.
 
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That is such a hilarious typo I am going to leave it just like that and not change it.
 
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I thought that was on purpose! :p
 
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Nice run DNA! Your trollness shines through!
...do I get a part anywhere?
 
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Chillin' like a villain outside the warehouse.

Literally.
 
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Ice Jackal said:
Nice run DNA! Your trollness shines through!
...do I get a part anywhere?

That is a good question. I don't remember, but I don't think so. I'll try to find a place for you.
 
RE: DNA's Choose-My-Team Run-Through of Pokémon Pearl! Ch. 5 up!

At this point, I have the run-through written Up To Eleven. No, seriously, chapter 11 is done, so there is no fear of being behind schedule.

I'll have chapter 6 up when I get home, which will be about 3 hours from now (I'm currently on my limited-in-scope 3DS).
 
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DNA's Pokémon Pearl Dolo Run-Through
Chapter 6: In Which Splinters and Violence Abound

I wanted to start off this chapter with something cool, but no sooner am I out of the gym that Bellomence is there waiting for me.

<%DNA> Didn't you just leave?
<Bellomence> Yes, I did. Then I came back.
<Bellomence> I need you for something.
<%DNA> It's not like I thought you were here to say hi to me, you know.
<%DNA> What do you need?
<Bellomence> The same green-haired buffoons from before absconded with my Pokedex.
<Bellomence> I need you to come with me so we can teach them a lesson again.
<%DNA> I highly doubt either of them will register that.
<%DNA> But I always love beating them up, so sure, I'll help.
<%DNA> I just need to heal my team, then I will be right with you.
<Bellomence> Good boy, DNA. I thought I could count on you.
<Bellomence> Meet me by the warehouse out back, okay?
* Bellomence crosses her legs giggling, and walks off.
<%DNA> It's like she has nothing better to do than to pester me.
<TorTERROR> You two should go out.
<%DNA> No.
<TorTERROR> It might keep that Teal creep away from you.
<%DNA> No, that would definitely not stop Teal.
<TorTERROR> Then what would?
<%DNA> I still don't know of anything. But if I do, you can bet I'll do that.​

TorTERROR sure knows how to make things awkward. Moving right along, I head for the center, heal my team, then go back to the warehouse. I remember from last part that HM02 Fly is in there, and so that becomes my primary objective. Or is beating up RR and TT again my primary objective? Eh, I'll just say they tied for first.

Before I get there, I make one quick stopover at the Veilstone Dept. Store for something I'll need for the fight...

<RedRain> you again?
<RedRain> pfft, we can take you on
<TwistedTurtwig> yeah, DNA isn't even here yet
<%DNA> you rang?
<TwistedTurtwig> dammit
<TwistedTurtwig> why do you always have to...
<TwistedTurtwig> wait
<TwistedTurtwig> what is that
<RedRain> is that a table?
<RedRain> where did you get that
<%DNA> would you believe that the Veilstone Dept. Store has an IKEA section?
<%DNA> it's in the basement and everything
<RedRain> the basement?
<RedRain> the store doesn't even have a basement
<%DNA> did you check behind the poster?
<RedRain> what poster
<%DNA> right as you come in, there's a poster
<%DNA> behind the poster is a secret switch
<%DNA> pressing the switch reveals a downward staircase
<%DNA> and down that staircase is an underground IKEA that's freaking HUGE
<TwistedTurtwig> and that's where you got the table?
<%DNA> yep. I had to have my whole team put it together and then lift it all the way over here, but it was worth it.
<TwistedTurtwig> what are you going to do with that?
<%DNA> Bellomence, would you mind standing back? I need a clear shot of these two.
* DNA steps behind the table, and grabs one side of it.
<RedRain> you aren't...
<RedRain> oh no
* DNA FLIPS THE TABLE​

They didn't get out of the way in time.

<Bellomence> Flipping the table? How barbaric.
<%DNA> quick, take your Pokedex and leave, while there are no witnesses
<Bellomence> Fine, thank you.
<Bellomence> If Professor Pride found out I lost my Pokedex...
<Bellomence> Eewww... I don't want to think about it.​

Yes, those are actual lines from the game. And yes, there was a battle against the two grunts, but it's not worth repeating because it was over very qui-

<TorTERROR> I got GUSTED to death by a freaking BEAUTIFLY AND DUSTOX​

okay let's just get the HM02 Fly that I came for and just leave

An NPC tells me that Route 214 is chewed up and there's nothing to see there, save for some ruin maniac in a tunnel. I kinda have to go this way anyway to get to Pastoria, so I march on...and I find out he was right. The scenery is, to put it bluntly, a mess. Nevertheless, I must trudge through this mess, not only because the next gym is this way, but also that I will soon acquire a 5th team member.

The Ruin Maniac Cave is at the start of the route, and conveniently left at the entrance is TM28 Dig. There's a guy there who's fascinated with the Unown, but also with digging. For those more astute, his tunnel is complete when you catch 1 each of the 26 base forms of Unown, which unlocks a hidden room that allows you to catch the ! and ? Unown forms.

This route is broken up into two halves, and there are a lot of possible routes to pick. Seeing as I will have a new team member soon, I will take the way through that avoids the trainers, then double back and battle all the trainers I didn't run into on the return trip. Due to my sneakiness, this amounts to all but 2 trainers, though I'll be doing this a little out of order for the sake of the new team member. HM02 Fly is already going to be paying off!

So I'm wandering around in the grass of Route 213, minding my own business, keeping my eyes peeled. I find a Buizel here and name it Slave 2, to use for Surf and Waterfall later. WHEN SUDDENLY...

<Thorne> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
<Thorne> it's so CUTE!
<Shellos> ?
<Thorne> What's your name, little thing?
<%DNA> ...what was that noise?
<Geist> wow, she's like a girl in a teddy bear store
<Geist> might as well see what the hubbub is, yeah?
<%DNA> might as well
* DNA goes over to where Thorne is.
* Thorne holds up a small blue Shellos to DNA.
<Thorne> Can we keep her? Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease?
<Geist> Has it had all its shots yet?
<Thorne> Do you ever say anything that DOESN'T make you look like a smartass?
<Geist> Only on Fridays.
<%DNA> Conveniently, I'm looking for a Shellos of this coloration. What's her name?
<Shellos> ?
<%DNA> Do you speak?
<Shellos> ?
<%DNA> Thorne?
<Thorne> Of course I speak!
<%DNA> I know that. I'm asking if you know if the Shellos speaks.
<Thorne> uhhhhhhhhh...I don't think so...
<Thorne> but she's so adorable! I've always wanted a pet!
<%DNA> Teammates are not pets.
<Geist> speak for yourself
* Thorne glare
<%DNA> In any case, a Shellos is just what I'm looking for. Now we need a name...
* DNA consults list
<%DNA> How does 'Aphrodite' sound to you?
<Shellos> !
<Shellos> ! ! !
* Shellos jumps up and down
<%DNA> Then it's decided. Welcome aboard, Aphrodite.
<Thorne> YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
<Geist> Remember, she's YOUR pet, Thorne, so you'll have to feed her and clean up after her and take of her, because she's YOUR responsibility
<Thorne> stop being mean to us, Geist
<Geist> What? I'm just being honest.
<Thorne> DNA, make him stop, please!
<%DNA> welp, time to go train some more
<%DNA> off we go, guys
<Thorne> ...DNA?
<%DNA> For honor! For dreamsmashing! For lulz! Team Dolo, away!
<Thorne> Stop ignoring me!​

And with a heroic gesture, we depart Route 213, with the new (East Sea) Shellos, Aphrodite, now in tow. She is at lv. 20, has the Sticky Hold ability, and is of a Naughty nature. For some reason, the thought of a saucy female Gastrodon actually makes me laugh, so I'm going to play off of that idea for a while. She can't talk yet, but that will eventually change.

I make a detour to Jubilife City to pick up Poketch App 13 (Marking Map) since I now have 3 badges, then to Eterna City to make the name Aphrodite stick, and then back to Route 214 to wallop everything in sight!

* DNA hands Aphrodite Exp. Share
<Aphrodite> ^.^
<%DNA> let the fun begin​

Aphrodite picks up a few levels from the Exp. Share. There isn't much of note on Route 214, but the trainers are a little more challenging now. Or maybe it's because of my constant switching out to give Aphrodite more experience. Either way, I am glad to be out of there and into a place with some rather soothing background music but, for some reason, you can't Fly to. The main lake itself is blocked off by two scientist guys who want to protect it. I let them alone since they don't look like accessories to anything other than being stupid.

Valor Lakefront has a lot of houses and places to investigate, some of which require Rock Climb. I'm going to hit them one by one, and see what I can find. It's weird, because about half of it lies in Route 213, but I pay that no mind.

First, and most importantly, the southern gate out of it has a police guard that fully heals your team, so I take advantage of his hospitality. The house just northwest of that gate has a clown that gives me TM92 Trick Room, and a psychic that tells me an interesting fortune, though it means nothing outside of flavor. There's a PP Up just south of the pool by the westernmost house, and in that house is...the game director! I say 'hi diploma guy' and leave.

There's a...Red Shard... just outside the south bit of the gate. It doesn't mean much until I have 10, and I would use the Underground for that, so...moving right along. Speaking of the gate, 1 pace north and 1 pace left of the gate's northern entrance, there is a Suite Key (hidden, you can use the Dowsing Machine to pinpoint it). Deliver that to the blonde woman at the northernmost house on the lakefront. She gives you a Lava Cookie in exchange, and you can also peek inside the house, though there's nothing there.

<TorTERROR> figures that a blonde would misplace her keys
<%DNA> shhh​

Everything else here either needs Rock Climb or is the restaurant, so let's take care of the restaurant. Once a day you can come to the restaurant, and fight five pairs of trainers in a double battle. The teams for each person are set, and dependent on what table they're sitting at - each pair will always sit at the same table, and you're given 5 random pairs each day. The restaurant is closed in the morning and iirc at night as well. ...Please excuse me while I go claim my free exp now.

Route 213 doesn't have much to worry about. Since the route is by the water, I let TorTERROR handle it. The first trainers I see are two Tubers - one male, one female.

Those poor, poor children. In fact, right after he finished their Pokemon off, he evolved into his final form. And picked up Earthquake as a result.

<%DNA> whoa
<Aphrodite> !
<Thorne> wow...
<Geist> dayum son
<Crumpets> oh my
<TorTERROR> no brakes
<TorTERROR> NO BRAKES
<TorTERROR> THERE ARE
<TorTERROR> NO BRAKES
<TorTERROR> ON THIS TRAIN​

It was the most awesome thing. All aboard the rape TorTERROR Train. CHOO CHOOOOOOOO

On the way, I stop by Mr. Footstep's House. He says funny things, so let me share what he said about my peeps.

Geist: "I have little understanding of DNA as a human... DNA may not be too bad, considering that I, an oft-shunned Gengar, am one of the team... That said, I don't intend to be all cheerful around DNA..."

<Geist> hey, we're buddies-in-arms
<Geist> what more can I say?​

Thorne: "Some wild Pokémon frown upon others for traveling with humans. They jeer that the caught Pokémon have 'forgotten the wild'. But that view is mistaken. They have just never met a Trainer who could be a great partner. A great partner like DNA, in other words..."

<Thorne> that's...actually pretty accurate
<%DNA> heh, how touchi-...please stop hugging me
<Thorne> oh, oops!
<Thorne> okay girl, your turn!​

Aphrodite: "Others say there are people who aren't very nice to Pokémon. I wonder about DNA... Will DNA look after Aphrodite nicely? Will I get to go all over with this Trainer? Can we be...Friends?"

<Aphrodite> ?
* Aphrodite looks up expectantly.
<%DNA> Of course.
<Aphrodite> !
* Aphrodite gives a big smile to DNA!​

Crumpets: "Crumpets is starting to forget a little about being in the wild... But Crumpets isn't feeling sad. It's never boring with DNA..." (*does not leave any footprints)

<Crumpets> The wild is such a barbaric place. Very few there truly understand good taste.
<Crumpets> But you...But we are different. And for the joy of your company, again I thank you.​

TorTERROR: "Some wild Pokémon frown upon others for traveling with humans. They jeer that the caught Pokémon have 'forgotten the wild'. But that view is mistaken. They have just never met a Trainer who could be a great partner. A great partner like DNA, in other words..."

<%DNA> isn't that the exact same thing he said about Thorne
<TorTERROR> well it was a good line
<TorTERROR> so I took it and used it myself.
<%DNA> you're not going to hug me too, are you
<TorTERROR> hell naw
<TorTERROR> now that we're done here, back on the train
<TorTERROR> ALL ABOARD​

Then they all simultaneously climbed on his back. Man, he's big. And hey, I think I found TM40 Aerial Ace behind a smashable rock.

Pastoria City is...a bit of a quiet place, honestly. I don't know how to describe it without it just being a bunch of spread-out houses, plus the Move Tutor (Pokemon Move Maniac), the Great Marsh, and the Gym (which is really all that anyone cares about). Near the entrance to the city is the guy who gives out scarves to Pokemon with high contest conditions, but I don't care about that right now, so that'll be for later, if at all. There's some Galactic grunt that's by the entrance to the Great Marsh, and I'm fairly sure he's holding a bomb. Sucks that I can't do anything about it right now.

Some guy said the gym leader was breathtaking in a weird way. Huh. Wonder what that means. I went to the Move Tutor's house and relearned Cross Poison (for Crumpets) and Wood Hammer (for TorTERROR). I don't have another Heart Scale on hand; otherwise I would have relearned Night Slash for Heracross. OH WAIT UNDERGROUND LOL *goes*

A Bug Catcher will give me a Macho Brace if I show him all 3 forms of Burmy - again, something to do later (or never). There's a Full Heal hidden in a puddle at the very southwest of town. Once per day, a woman will give me a random type-reducing berry, and I got a Payapa Berry today. May be helpful, given half my team is weak to Psychic.

Upstairs in the Great Marsh entrance building, there are a few hints for catching Pokemon, such as they change daily, I can get stuck in the mud, and binoculars let me see what Pokemon are where. The binoculars cost 100 Yen for use, apparently. I humor it and put some money in.

...nope, no Articuno.

The Great Marsh works just like the Safari Zone - 30 Safari Balls, 500 steps, go until you drop or leave. The dialogue is even identical to the RSE Safari Zone, and the music is the same as Pal Park. A Cooltrainer at the entrance has HM05 Defog (yoink!), so I snag that. I know there are a few other items, so let's see if I can find them.

Note, Areas 1-6 represent the approximate areas where the trams let you off:
1 2
3 4
5 6
Also, this took 2 runs to do: one for the left side, one for the right.

  • Potion (By a ledge near the tram in Area 1)
  • Super Repel (At the back of area 1, near a thin passage that takes you to area 2)
  • Honey (In the westernmost part of area 3, near a ledge)
  • Antidote (In area 5, just walking west of the tram)
  • Paralyze Heal (By a lake in area 6)
  • Super Potion (In area 4 next to a ledge)
  • Nugget (Hidden; in area 4 in a corner near to the Super Potion ledge)
  • Great Ball (At the back of area 2, near a thin passage that takes you to area 1)
  • Poke Ball (In area 4 near a Bug Catcher)

Well, that was a colossal waste of time. I did catch a few mon for the dex though (like Psyduck). Now for the gym!

The first time I came here, I wondered if you could ever drown the other trainers by pushing a certain switch. I soon realized all the trainers were on the highest level of the gym anyway, and thus couldn't drown. Ah well, it was fun while it lasted. I realize that, although TorTERROR will OHKO pretty much anything in here, I will need to heal a lot, since my main offensive move is now longer Razor Leaf, but Wood Hammer. Ah, I can always fall back on Earthquake.

The gym's full of water and I can't help but wonder if Pride cast someone who uses a lot of Water-types in their team. Whoever it is, the children here seem to idolize him.

When I get there, I quickly ascertain that is not the case and that the cast was based purely on personality...like everyone else thus far. Man, am I out of it.

<%DNA> !challenge
<@bacon> Welcome! I don't get challenged very often! The glory you are now beholding is the Pastoria Gym Leader! That's right, I'm Crasher Sam! My Pokémon were toughened up by stormy waters! They'll take everything you can throw at them and then pull you under! Victory will be ours! Come on, let's get it done!
<%DNA> yes, but fortunately, there are no weather wars in Gen 4
<@bacon> ah, but I could still use Rain Dance!!
<@bacon> O u O
<%DNA> ah, but don't forget I have the based TorTERROR
<@bacon> your torTERROR is no match for my voclaorn??
<@bacon> !!
<@bacon> *volcarona
<%DNA> lol
<%DNA> it's hard to imagine you as a Mexican wrestler
<%DNA> though props for typoing Volcarona to get into the dolo spirit
<@bacon> can you beat my rain stall, DNA?
<%DNA> I can certainly try!​

At the halfway mark, I square off against the goofy yet serious bacon, aka Crasher Sam, who brings his usual brand of unpredictability to the battlefield. Knowing this, I didn't lead with TorTERROR, but Thorne. Not surprisingly, bacon opens with a lv. 27 Gyarados. How...intimidating. O u O It proves difficult, given how Intimidate hampered Thorne, who soon falls, having taken out only 3/4 of its health, but Crumpets finishes it.

At one point, bacon uses a Super Potion. Since Lucky used a Hyper Potion, I'm guessing the gyms were originally meant to be done in the other order. It makes sense; the route numbers go in ascending order that way.

<@bacon> hey DNA
<@bacon> stop thinking about route numbers
<@bacon> pay attention!
<%DNA> oh right, the fight​

bacon has sent out his lv. 30 Floatzel, and I have TorTERROR take it. Wood Hammer takes out that and the subsequent lv. 27 Quagsire in 1 hit each.

<@bacon> wow
<@bacon> your wood hammer ohko'd my dudes
<%DNA> I guess that means I...
* DNA shades
<%DNA> ...beat them to a pulp?
<@bacon> WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
<%DNA> YEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHGBGBFGGGG anyway gg
<@bacon> gg​

Bad puns aside, TorTERROR pulled through marvelously. bacon said he knew he'd lose, having gone up against TorTERROR before. He hands me the Fen Badge, granting me Defog usage and obeisance from trades lv. 50 or below *glances at Thorne* plus TM55 as a throw-in.

<@bacon> so DNA, are you having fun?
<%DNA> you bet. this is the first time I've really had fun in a Gen 4 game
<%DNA> and I'm loving every bit of it
<@bacon> cool, cool
<@bacon> that's what Pride wants, really
<@bacon> for everyone to say they had fun, win or lose
<@bacon> and torTERROR is a good incentive :p
<%DNA> that it is.
<%DNA> speaking of which, how's baconlocke?
<%DNA> not in the mood since fatty lost thundershock?
<@bacon> pretty much
<%DNA> yeah. damn shame, that. O n O
<@bacon> O n O
<%DNA> I should go and check out the rest of Pride's game. Take care, "Crasher Sam".
<@bacon> thanks, you too DNA​

End of Part 6!

DNA's Team So Far:

[sprite]389[/sprite] TorTERROR lv. 32
[sprite]94[/sprite] Geist lv. 29
[sprite]169[/sprite] Crumpets lv. 29
[sprite]214[/sprite] Thorne lv. 29
[sprite]422-1[/sprite] Aphrodite lv. 29

(Yeah, the East Sea Shellos sprites in the database are animated pngs, so my apologies for it looking a bit out of place compared with the others.)

Poketch Apps Acquired:

1: Digital Watch - Default
2: Calculator - Default
3: Memo Pad - Obtained from Mr. Poketch after getting 1 badge
4: Pedometer - Default
5: Pokemon List - Default
6: Friendship Checker - Obtained from an NPC in Eterna City's Pokemon Center
7: Dowsing Machine - Obtained from Dawn Bellomence on Route 207 after getting 2 badges
8: Berry Searcher - Obtained from a little girl at the Berry Master's House on Route 208
9: Day-Care Checker - Obtained from a man in the Day-Care Center, after a Pokemon has been deposited there
10: Pokemon History - Obtained from a ruin maniac on the main road in Solaceon Town
11: Counter - Obtained from an attendant on 2F of the Veilstone Dept. Store
12: ????
13: Marking Map - Obtained from Mr. Poketch after getting 3 badges
 
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* DNA steps behind the table, and grabs one side of it.
<RedRain> you aren't...
<RedRain> oh no
* DNA FLIPS THE TABLE

*DNA used Table Flip!
*It's super effective!

Good chapter DNA.
lol @ Articuno hunting in the safari zone.
 
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lol @ Articuno hunting in the safari zone.
Remember the pair of binoculars in RBY (and FRLG) that Articuno could be seen through?
 
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So today I got hit by a table... It was fun, apparently. Also, DNA didn't notice me holding a bomb, so it's safe to say that he suspects nothing.
 
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Red Rain said:
So today I got hit by a table... It was fun, apparently. Also, DNA didn't notice me holding a bomb, so it's safe to say that he suspects nothing.
As you will see in the next part, that is not you holding the bomb.
 
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