Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire/Route 110: Difference between revisions

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There are two trainers before the path splits, one of them only in Emerald.

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|trnr1= [[File:PKMN Emerald PokéfanF.png|left]] Pokéfan Isabel

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|trnr1= [[File:PKMN Emerald PokéfanF.png|left]] Pokéfan Isabel

|pkmn1= {{PokePic|Plusle}}{{bp|Plusle|14}} <br/> {{PokePic|Minun}}{{bp|Minun|14}}

|pkmn2= {{PokePic|Minun}}{{bp|Minun|14}} <br/> {{PokePic|Plusle}}{{bp|Plusle|14}}

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==The Trick House==

The lower path will be the only option available to you the first time you cross this route. There's a bunch of hidden items here, and, more importantly, your second rival battle. There is a '''Dire Hit''' around the first corner, while a '''Full Heal''' is located a few squares above the sign. You can find a '''Great Ball''' above the location where you fought your rival. In Emerald, two trainers guard a hidden '''Revive''', while another pair of trainers guard an Elixir. Finally, you can obtain a '''Pokéball''' if you search the final stretch of the bottom route.

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|trnr1= [[File:PKMN Emerald Youngster.png|left]] Youngster Timmy

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|trnr1= [[File:PKMN Emerald Youngster.png|left]] Youngster Timmy

|pkmn1= {{PokePic|Aron}}{{bp|Aron|15}} <br/> {{PokePic|Electrike}}{{bp|Electrike|13}}

|pkmn6= {{PokePic|Tentacool}}{{bp|Tentacool|11}} <br/> {{PokePic|Wailmer}}{{bp|Wailmer|14}} <br/> {{PokePic|Tentacool}}{{bp|Tentacool|11}} <br/> {{PokePic|Wailmer}}{{bp|Wailmer|14}}

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==Rival Battle==

The rival's starter if yours was Torchic is {{bp|Marshtomp}}, at level 20. It's ability is Torrent, which increases the power of any Water-type move by 50% if Marshtomp is below a third of its max health. It's moves consists of Foresight, which negates any of your attempts to heighten evasiveness, Bide to deal a large portion of damage to mons of most types at once, and Mud Shot and Water Gun to take advantage of STAB and its high ATK and SP.ATK stats. It is immune to Electric type attacks thanks to its Ground typing, but is 4x weak to Grass attacks too. Pokémon to avoid are rocl, electric, and fire types, while ones that are super effective against Marshtomp are grass types. Most other types are average against it.

===In Emerald===

| style="vertical-align:middle" | If the player chose Mudkip:

| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Fire}}" | {{PokePic|Slugma}}{{bp|Slugma|18}}

| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Grass}}" | {{PokePic|Grovyle}}{{bp|Grovyle|20}}

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| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Fire}}" | {{PokePic|Combusken}}{{bp|Combusken|20}}

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===Rate your cycling skills===

Of course, it is a good idea to attempt for a high score after you defeat all the trainers, as the time spent fighting them counts into the time taken for you to complete the challenge. You obtain no prize even if you get the best possible rating, though it is a fun way of testing yourself.

==Pokémon found==

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==Items==

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|[[File:Pokemon_043Oddish.png|left]] This classic Pokémon might be cute, but it doesn't pack too much power, having Absorb as its only damaging move until level 24, when it evolves into Gloom and learns Acid. It does learn a couple of status-inducing moves like {{bp|PosionPowder}} and {{bp|Stun Spore}}. Oddish can evolve into Gloom, which can evolve into Vileplume if exposed to a leaf stone or Bellossom if exposed to a Sun Stone. Vileplume has better Special Attack while Bellossom focuses on Special Defense and is a pure Grass-type. Both have mediocre speed, but if they're fighting in sunshine, their speed doubles, giving them potential to be very strong.

|[[File:Pokemon_309Electrike.png|left]] This is likely one of the first Electric-type Pokémon you come across in the game. It can have Static, an ability that paralyses anything that attacks you with a physical move. It evolves in Manectric, a standard Electric-type with good Special Attack and Speed.

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| colspan="2" |[[File:Pokemon_311Plusle.png|left]] [[File:Pokemon_312Minun.png|right]] Don't confuse these two with Pikachu, as they are a lot different. Plusle is easier to catch in Sapphire while Minun is more common in Ruby and Emerald. Plusle and Minun have an interesting synergy going for them during double battles, in that using both of them in battle will boost their Special Attack stat. They also possess Helping Hand, which improves their ally's attack power in a double battle. Using two Pokémon that have nearly the same moveset, stats and typing in a double battle is inadvisable, so you're better off pairing one with another Pokémon. Individually, they're both decent in battle, with Plusle specializing in Special Attack and Minun in Special Defense.

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| colspan="2" |[[File:Pokemon_316Gulpin.png|left]] This peculiar Pokémon learns three interesting moves by level up: {{bp|Stockpile}}, {{bp|Swallow}} and {{bp|Spit Up}}. Stockpile lets you enhance the other two moves, increasing the power of Spit Up and letting you heal yourself with Swallow. It evolves into {{bp|Swalot}} at level 26. It is decent in defensive stats, especially with Stockpile.