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There is an old man in the house next to the doorless yellow building that will give you HM06 Rock Smash. It is a decent Fighting-type move in battle, but its main use is outside of battle, letting you destroy certain rocks and clearing passageways. If you go behind the fence opposite the Poké Mart you can find an '''X Speed'''. | There is an old man in the house next to the doorless yellow building that will give you HM06 Rock Smash. It is a decent Fighting-type move in battle, but its main use is outside of battle, letting you destroy certain rocks and clearing passageways. If you go behind the fence opposite the Poké Mart you can find an '''X Speed'''. | ||
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|colspan="2"|Mauville Mart | |colspan="2"|Mauville Mart | ||
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==Rydel's Cycles== | ==Rydel's Cycles== | ||
Head into Rydel's Cycles, the building just before the exit to Route 118, and talk to Rydel. He will ask you if you travelled for a long distance, so reply yes. After learning that you came all the way from Littleroot on foot, and in a rare case of generosity among bike owners, he'll give you a bike completely free! You are given the option of taking the Acro Bike and the Mach Bike. The Acro Bike is as fast as most bikes in other regions, but it is easier to control. You can also perform wheelies and bunny hops by pressing B, letting you go to otherwise inaccessible areas. The Mach Bike on the other hand moves faster than the Acro Bike and will quickly accelerate if you don't bump into something. Its sheer speed lets you ride up slopes and across floors full of crumbling tiles. Don't worry too much about deciding your bike, as you can exchange bikes at any time, free of charge. Each bike lets you access different areas and secrets, so make note of these locations and be sure to return to Mauville if you need to access these areas. | |||
==Mauville Game Corner== | ==Mauville Game Corner== | ||
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==Mauville City Gym== | ==Mauville City Gym== | ||
This Gym specializes in Electric types. It is recommended that you bring a Rock Type Pokémon like {{bp|Geodude}} which can be found in Granite Cave in Dewford Town. | This Gym specializes in Electric types. The main obstacles here are electrical barriers that block off passageways. The barriers can be switched on or off using several floor tile that act as switches. It is recommended that you bring a Rock Type Pokémon like {{bp|Geodude}} which can be found in Granite Cave in Dewford Town. | ||
===Trainers=== | ===Trainers=== | ||
{| {{prettytable}} | {| {{prettytable}} | ||
! width="50%" | Pokémon Sapphire | ! width="50%" | Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire | ||
! width="50%" | Pokémon | ! width="50%" | Pokémon Emerald | ||
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{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game=RS | |game=RS | ||
|pokebuck=576 | |||
|details='''Guitarist Kirk''' | |||
*{{bp|Electrike|18}} | |||
*{{bp|Magnemite|18}} | |||
}} | |||
{{pokemon trainer | |||
|game=RS | |||
|pokebuck=304 | |||
|details='''Youngster Ben''' | |||
*{{bp|Zigzagoon|19}} | |||
}} | |||
{{pokemon trainer | |||
|game=RS | |||
|pokebuck=544 | |||
|details='''Guitarist Shawn''' | |||
*{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | |||
*{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | |||
*{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | |||
}} | |||
{{pokemon trainer | |||
|game=RS | |||
|pokebuck=456 | |||
|details='''Battle Girl Vivian''' | |||
*{{bp|Meditite|19}} | |||
}} | |||
{{pokemon trainer | |||
|game=RS | |||
|pokebuck=2300 | |||
|details='''Leader Wattson''' | |||
*{{bp|Magnemite|22}} | |||
*{{bp|Voltorb|20}} (Self Destruct) | |||
*{{bp|Magneton|23}} | |||
* Super Potion *2 | |||
}} | |||
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{{pokemon trainer | |||
|game=E | |||
|details='''Youngster Ben''' | |details='''Youngster Ben''' | ||
*{{bp|Zigzagoon|17}} | *{{bp|Zigzagoon|17}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game= | |game=E | ||
|details='''Bug Maniac Angelo''' | |details='''Bug Maniac Angelo''' | ||
*{{bp|Illumise|17}} | *{{bp|Illumise|17}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game= | |game=E | ||
|details='''Guitarist Shawn''' | |details='''Guitarist Shawn''' | ||
*{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | *{{bp|Voltorb|17}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game= | |game=E | ||
|details='''Guitarist Kirk''' | |details='''Guitarist Kirk''' | ||
*{{bp|Electrike|17}} | *{{bp|Electrike|17}} | ||
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}} | }} | ||
{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game= | |game=E | ||
|details='''Battle Girl Vivian''' | |details='''Battle Girl Vivian''' | ||
*{{bp|Meditite|17}} | *{{bp|Meditite|17}} | ||
*{{bp|Meditite|17}} | *{{bp|Meditite|17}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{pokemon trainer | {{pokemon trainer | ||
|game= | |game=E | ||
|details='''Gym Leader: Wattson''' | |details='''Gym Leader: Wattson''' | ||
*{{bp|Voltorb|20}} | *{{bp|Voltorb|20}} | ||
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*{{bp|Magneton|22}} | *{{bp|Magneton|22}} | ||
*{{bp|Manectric|24}} | *{{bp|Manectric|24}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
Kirk and Vivian can be fought individually or as a dual battle. | |||
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A ground type Pokemon like Geodude will be immune to dangerous electric attacks, although it will still have worries thanks to the sheer power of Wattson's attacks. If you picked Torchic to start with or have gotten yourself a Pokemon with Fighting moves, you will be glad to hear that Magnemite and Magneton are weak against Fire and Fighting attacks. | A ground type Pokemon like Geodude will be immune to dangerous electric attacks, although it will still have worries thanks to the sheer power of Wattson's attacks. If you picked Torchic to start with or have gotten yourself a Pokemon with Fighting moves, you will be glad to hear that Magnemite and Magneton are weak against Fire and Fighting attacks. | ||
Beating Wattson wins you TM34, which is {{bpm|Shockwave}}. 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/]]. | Beating Wattson wins you TM34, which is {{bpm|Shockwave}}, 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== | |||
* X Speed: Behind the fence opposite the Poké Mart. | |||
* HM06 (Rock Smash): From the southeasthern house. | |||
* Coin Case: From the house next to the Poké Mart. | |||
* Acro/Mach Bike: Obtained from Rydel's Cycles. | |||
{{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}} | ||
