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Marshal is arguably the hardest of the Elite Four in Unova. As is to be expected, his Pokemon are all pure Fighting-type, and physically oriented. They also cover types well: a Flying-type can be met with Rock attacks from all four, and Psychic-types can get knocked over by Mienshao's U-turn. TM40 (Aerial Ace) is your best friend here, many Pokemon can learn it, and it does good damage. | Marshal is arguably the hardest of the Elite Four in Unova. As is to be expected, his Pokemon are all pure Fighting-type, and physically oriented. They also cover types well: a Flying-type can be met with Rock attacks from all four, and Psychic-types can get knocked over by Mienshao's U-turn. TM40 (Aerial Ace) is your best friend here, many Pokemon can learn it, and it does good damage. | ||
==The Champion's Temple== | |||
Now that you have defeated the Elite Four, go to the statue in the centre of the League area. The statue works as a lift, transporting you to the Champion's Temple. Inside is regional champion Alder, and N. It appears that N has already fought Alder, and won against him, marking the first deviation from the formula: there's no Champion battle, instead it's the climax against Team Plasma. | |||
Soon, a giant temple rises from under the ground! This is N's Castle. | |||
==N's Castle== | |||
This incredibly large castle is Team Plasma's base, built in secret and hidden underneath the Pokemon League. As you enter, six of the Seven Sages will try to attack you, but then the gym leaders appear, with the exception of Chili, Cilan, and Cress: Bianca tried to reach them, but nothing happened. | |||
Now, enter the main castle area. It's possible to heal your Pokemon on the second floor. | |||
There are many rooms with Team Plasma Grunts talking about their plans, but enter the fifth floor and go into the Throne Room. | |||
==Throne Room (legendaries and trainer battles)== | |||
N is in the centre of the room, and calls Zekrom (in Black) or Reshiram (in White), and evaporates the water. All of a sudden, the Light/Dark Stone jumps out of your bag and is revived in the form of Reshiram (in Black) or Zekrom (in White). You will now battle the legendary. | |||
'''Black version:''' | |||
* Reshiram (Lv. 50, Dragon/Fire) DragonBreath, Slash, Extrasensory, Fusion Flare | |||
* Zekrom (Lv. 50, Dragon/Electric) DragonBreath, Slash, Zen Headbutt, Fusion Bolt | |||
This legendary battle isn't as hard as for most legendaries. Ultra Balls are probably the best, or a Quick Ball on the first turn: it's worth saving your Master Ball for another legendary, like Kyurem. | |||
Once the legendary is caught, it's time to battle N! | |||
* '''Team Plasma N''' | |||
** (Black version) | |||
*** Zekrom (Lv. 52, Dragon/Electric) Fusion Bolt, Zen Headbutt, Giga Impact, Light Screen | |||
** (White version) | |||
*** Reshiram (Lv. 52, Dragon/Fire) Hyper Beam, Fusion Flare, Extrasensory, Reflect | |||
** (regardless) | |||
*** Klinklang (Lv. 50, Steel) Flash Cannon, Metal Sound, Hyper Beam, Thunderbolt | |||
*** Zoroark (Lv. 50, Dark) Flamethrower, Focus Blast, Night Slash, Retaliate | |||
*** Carracosta (Lv. 50, Water/Rock) Stone Edge, Waterfall, Aqua Jet, Crunch | |||
*** Archeops (Lv. 50, Rock/Flying) Stone Edge, Crunch, Dragon Claw, Acrobatics | |||
*** Vanilluxe (Lv. 50, Ice) Blizzard, Hail, Frost Breath, Flash Cannon | |||
* [[File:Pokebuck.png]] 10,000 | |||
The first round will be one dragon against the other: it's best to apply damage using the super-effective DragonBreath. After that, his remaining five Pokemon can be defeated using a single strategy. If you have Emboar, this fight shouldn't be so much of a problem, two of his remaining Pokemon are weak to fire, and all but Archeops are weak to Fighting-type attacks. For Archeops, use a strong Electric-type. | |||
After you defeat N, Ghetsis will appear | |||
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