pokemon crystal dust walkthrough part 13

POKEMON CRYSTAL DUST WALKTHROUGH PART 13 FULL

Beyond him is a female Scientist with a Deerling for a change of pace. Continue north to the upper bridge, defeating the Parasol Lady's four Tympole along the way, to reach the other side again, where you'll find a second male Scientist who owns a Deerling. You'll find a female Pokemon Ranger who has an Emolga and a Deerling as usual, you can speak to her after the battle and she'll give you a Cheri Berry. Although you might see a Pokeball surrounding by some trees here, you can't reach it until you get Surf, so continue across the bridge and go north. Note that many of the item balls on Route 6 are actually Foongus, much like the Voltorb of Kanto's Power Plant in older games.įollow the tall grass north and you'll fight the Route's first Trainer: a male Scientist with a Deerling. New, however, are the Normal/Grass-type Deerling, who changes colors with the seasons and evolves into the decent Physical attacker Sawsbuck the Bug-type beetle Karrablast, who evolves into Escavalier, a slow but powerful and sturdy Bug/Steel-type, when traded for a Shelmet and the Grass/Poison-type mushroom/Pokeball impersonator Foongus, whose line is the only one in Unova that gets Spore, despite having a subpar typing, low Speed and average other stats. Recurring faces in the tall grass include Sewaddle's evolution Swadloon, Pidove's evolution Tranquill in spring, summer and autumn, and Vanillite in winter. Heal at the Pokemon Center if Bianca gave you trouble and then go west into Route 6. Bianca gives you $3800 and, more importantly, HM02 - Fly, which is convenient since you just earned the ability to use it on the overworld. Although she might use some healing items, you do have Scald and Grass Knot TMs to even the odds.

POKEMON CRYSTAL DUST WALKTHROUGH PART 13 FULL

Musharna's moveset is mostly defensive, and anything that resists or has immunity to Psybeam will beat her if you have some Awakenings or Full Heals for Hypnosis.īianca's other two Pokemon are quite predictable now: use Grass-types or Blitzle against Dewott and Panpour Water-, Rock-, or Ground-types against Pignite and Pansear and Pansear, Trubbish, Vanillite or one of the Bug- or Flying-types against Servine and Pansage. Ghost-types should avoid its Crunch, though. Your strongest STAB moves, particularly the Fighting-type attacks of Pignite or Gurdurr, should put it down easily. She leads with Herdier and, since it has Intimidate, you should start with a Special attacker and then either use that or switch to a Physical attacker. Bianca's roster has changed little since your last encounter and, with four Pokemon at Levels 26-28, she should be pretty easy to take down after Clay.

Pokemon crystal dust walkthrough part 13