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|colspan="2"|Mauville Mart | |colspan="2"|Mauville Mart | ||
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Mauville is an exciting city containing many of the key buildings found in all regions. It holds Hoenn's bike shop as well as the game corner. Most importantly, the Mauville City Gym is located here, which is where you'll obtain your third gym badge. The city also has the usual amenities like the Pokémon Center and the Poké Mart. The Poké Mart conveniently sells Paralyz Heals for the price of a Poké Ball, which will come in handy against the powerful Electric-types in the Mauville City Gym. | Mauville is an exciting city containing many of the key buildings found in all regions. It holds Hoenn's bike shop as well as the game corner. Most importantly, the Mauville City Gym is located here, which is where you'll obtain your third gym badge. The city also has the usual amenities like the Pokémon Center and the Poké Mart. The Poké Mart conveniently sells Paralyz Heals for the price of a Poké Ball, which will come in handy against the powerful Electric-types in the Mauville City Gym. | ||
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==Mauville City Gym== | ==Mauville City Gym== | ||
[[File:PKMN RubySapphire MauvilleGym.png|thumb|right|Mauville Gym in Ruby and Sapphire]] | |||
[[File:PKMN Emerald MauvilleGym.png|thumb|right|Mauville Gym in Emerald]] | |||
Mauville Gym specialises in Electric types, making it hell for Wingull and heaven for Ground types. | |||
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{{Pokemon Trainer Table | |||
|game=RS | |||
|trnr1= [[File:PKMN Emerald Guitarist.png|left]]{{-}} Guitarist Kirk | |||
|pkmn1= {{PokePic|Electrike}}{{bp|Electrike|18}} <br/> {{PokePic|Magnemite}}{{bp|Magnemite|18}} | |||
|rwrd1= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]576 | |||
|trnr2= [[File:PKMN Emerald Youngster.png|left]]{{-}} Youngster Ben | |||
|pkmn2= {{PokePic|Zigzagoon}}{{bp|Zigzagoon|19}} | |||
|rwrd2= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]304 | |||
|trnr3= [[File:PKMN Emerald Guitarist.png|left]]{{-}} Guitarist Shawn | |||
|pkmn3= {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | |||
|rwrd3= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]544 | |||
|trnr4= [[File:Pokemon RS Battle Girl.png|left]]{{-}} Battle Girl Vivian | |||
|pkmn4= {{PokePic|Meditite}}{{bp|Meditite|19}} | |||
|rwrd4= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]456 | |||
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{{Pokemon Trainer Table | |||
|game=Eme | |||
|trnr1= [[File:Pokemon RS Battle Girl.png|left]]{{-}} Battle Girl Vivian | |||
|pkmn1= {{PokePic|Meditite}}{{bp|Meditite|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Meditite}}{{bp|Meditite|17}} | |||
|rwrd1= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]408 | |||
|trnr2= [[File:PKMN Emerald Guitarist.png|left]]{{-}} Guitarist Kirk | |||
|pkmn2= {{PokePic|Electrike}}{{bp|Electrike|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | |||
|rwrd2= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]544 | |||
|trnr3= [[File:PKMN Emerald Youngster.png|left]]{{-}} Youngster Ben | |||
|pkmn3= {{PokePic|Zigzagoon}}{{bp|Zigzagoon|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Gulpin}}{{bp|Gulpin|17}} | |||
|rwrd3= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]272 | |||
|trnr4= [[File:PKMN Emerald BugManiac.png|left]]{{-}} Bug Maniac Angelo | |||
|pkmn4= {{PokePic|Illumise}}{{bp|Illumise|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Volbeat}}{{bp|Volbeat|17}} | |||
|rwrd4= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]1020 | |||
|trnr5= [[File:PKMN Emerald Guitarist.png|left]]{{-}} Guitarist Shawn | |||
|pkmn5= {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|17}} <br/> {{PokePic|Magnemite}}{{bp|Magnemite|17}} | |||
|rwrd5= [[File:Pokebuck.png]]544 | |||
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===Wattson in Ruby and Sapphire=== | |||
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! style="background-color:#54184b;color:#fff" | Sprite | |||
! style="background-color:#54184b;color:#fff" | 1st | |||
! style="background-color:#54184b;color:#fff" | 2nd | |||
! style="background-color:#54184b;color:#fff" | 3rd | |||
! style="background-color:#54184b;color:#fff" | Rewards | |||
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| style="vertical-align:middle" | [[File:PKMN Emerald GymLeaderWattson.png]] | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Magnemite}}{{bp|Magnemite|22}} | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|20}} | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Magneton}}{{bp|Magneton|23}} | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle" | [[File:Pokebuck.png]]2300 <br/> TM34 {{bpm|Shock Wave}} | |||
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Wattson, like the Gym theme, uses only Electric type Pokémon, though Magnemite and Magneton both have a secondary Steel typing. | |||
Wattson's Magnemite is level 22. Its ability is Magnet Pull, which prevents your own Steel type Pokémon from being swapped out. It's moves are Thundershock for STAB, Supersonic to confuse you, Sonic Boom for coverage, and Thunder Wave to paralyse your Pokémon. It has relatively low stats across the board, so it shouldn't pose too much of a problem. | |||
=== | Wattson's Voltorb is level 20. Its ability is Soundproof, which makes all sound based moves useless against it. As for moves, it has Rollout for coverage, Spark for STAB, Sonic Boom for coverage, and Selfdestruct for suicide attacks. | ||
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! | Wattson's Magneton is level 23. Its ability is also Magnet Pull, so keep Steel types away from it. For moves, it has shock wave for STAB, Supersonic to confuse you, Sonic Boom for coverage, and Thunder Wave to paralyse you. It has 120 base SP.ATK, so STAB Shock Wave hurts even more. | ||
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===Wattson in Emerald=== | |||
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! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Sprite | |||
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | 1st | |||
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | 2nd | |||
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | 3rd | |||
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | 4th | |||
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Rewards | |||
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| | | style="vertical-align:middle" | [[File:PKMN Emerald GymLeaderWattson.png]] | ||
| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Voltorb}}{{bp|Voltorb|20}} | |||
| style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Electrike}}{{bp|Electrike|20}} | |||
| | | style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Magneton}}{{bp|Magneton|22}} | ||
| | | style="vertical-align:middle;background-color:#{{Pokemon color|Electric}};color:#000" | {{PokePic|Manectric}}{{bp|Manectric|24}} | ||
| style="vertical-align:middle" | [[File:Pokebuck.png]]2400 <br/> TM34 {{bpm|Shock Wave}} | |||
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Wattson | Wattson had ditched his Magnemite in Emerald in favour of an Electrike and its evolution, Manectric. His Voltorb and Magneton are the same as in Ruby and Sapphire, so look there for their information. | ||
Wattson's Electrike is level 20. Its ability is Static, which paralyses any Pokémon which attacks it with a physical move. Its moves are Shock Wave for STAB, Leer to lower your Defense, Quick Attack for coverage, and Howl to raise its Attack. | |||
Wattson's Manectric is by far the scariest Pokémon on his team, being level 24. Its ability is also Static, but it has the added benefit of holding a Sitrus berry, which heals it by 30HP once it falls below 50% health. It's a single use item though, so you can either steal it using Thief or let it use it. As for moves, it has Quick Attack for coverage, Thunder Wave to paralyse Special Attackers, Shock Wave for STAB, and Howl to increase its attack. Beware: Both its Speed and Special Attack stats are high, meaning that it has a high chance of wiping most of your team. | |||
People who chose Mudkip will have the easiest time here by a country mile, since both {{bp|Marshtomp}} and {{bp|Swampert}} have a secondary Ground typing - making them immune to all Electric attacks. | |||
Beating Wattson wins you TM34 | Beating Wattson wins you TM34 {{bpm|Shock Wave}}, a powerful electric attack that never misses and can't be evaded. He will also give you your third gym badge, the Dynamo Badge. It will boost the speed of all your Pokémon as well as allow you to use {{bpm|Rock Smash}} outside of battle, letting you complete the route between [[../Verdanturf Town]] and continue north along [[../Route 111/]]. | ||
==Items== | ==Items== | ||
*X Speed - | *X Speed - Behind the fence opposite the Poké Mart | ||
*HM06 (Rock Smash) - | *HM06 (Rock Smash) - From the man in the southeasthern house | ||
*Coin Case - | *Coin Case - From the girl in the house next to the Poké Mart | ||
*Acro/Mach Bike - | *Acro/Mach Bike - Obtained from Rydel in Rydel's Cycles | ||
*Basement Key - | *Basement Key - Obtained from Wattson after agreeing to help shut down New Mauville's generator | ||
*TM24 (Thunderbolt) - | *TM24 (Thunderbolt) - Obtained from Wattson after shutting down New Mauville's generator | ||
*20 coins - | *20 coins - In the Game Corner, from a man to the right of the service counter | ||
*Treeko Doll/Torchic Doll/Mudkip Doll - | *Treeko Doll/Torchic Doll/Mudkip Doll - In the Game Corner, from a girl left of the service counter, which doll you get is based on your starter Pokémon | ||
{{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|prevpage=Route 110|nextpage=New Mauville}} | {{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire|prevpage=Route 110|nextpage=New Mauville}} |
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