Pokemon X and Y Guide by Pro Gamer

Author:Pro Gamer
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: GAMES / Electronic/Video Games
Publisher: booksmango
Published: 2018-03-22T06:35:45+00:00

Places to go, people to see

I’ll go ahead and wrap this thing up with a quick rundown of the important NPCs and limited-time events that dot the world of Pokemon X/Y. Be on the lookout for this stuff as you explore Kalos:

A Coumarine City resident offers select TMs (the items used to teach Pokemon new moves) as a reward for correctly answering her daily quizzes. She has four or five different TMs in total, so don’t forget to check back with her until you’ve won them all.

From 8 PM to 9 PM every night, the sun aligns just right with a large monument in Anistar City, scattering light across Kalos and revealing otherwise invisible Mega Stones in the process. You’ll only be able to collect these once you’ve spoken with Professor Sycamore after completing the main story, though.

A man at the stone shop in central Lumiose City sells Mega Stones for the starting Pokemon from Red and Blue. His asking price is a bit extreme at first, but it appears to decrease over time.

The Pokemon Day Care on Route 7 can level up two of your Pokemon for you, but it’s also good for breeding. Just drop off a male and female Pokemon and, if they’re compatible, you’ll have an egg waiting for you in no time.

You can catch Dittos in the Pokemon Village area near the end of the game. These guys will breed with anything when left at the Day Care, eliminating the need for male and female Pokemon of the same egg group.

The Friend Safari in Kiloude City fills rooms with a randomly generated set of up to three Pokemon. The number of rooms available to you depends on the number of friends registered in your 3DS. In some cases, Friend Safari Pokemon aren’t native to Kalos, and, on occasion, they even come with unusual abilities.

Another Kiloude City attraction, the Battle Maison, provides a post-game challenge against trainers matched to your level. Like the Battle Subway from Pokemon Black and White, it rewards successive victories with a special currency used to purchase TMs and other competitive items.

A purple-haired fellow in the Kiloude City Pokemon Center can judge your Pokemon’s overall potential. Essentially, every individual Pokemon within the same species has a possible range for each stat, and this dude will give you a rough idea of where your Pokemon fall in that range. The guy isn’t as precise as some of the stat calculators you’ll find on the internet, but he’s a valuable resource nonetheless.

The Camphrier Town Pokemon Center houses the Name Rater, who will let you change your Pokemon’s nicknames totally free of charge. Pokemon received in a trade, however, are stuck with whatever name they’ve got.

Dendemille Town’s Move Reminder and Move Deleter will help your Pokemon recover forgotten moves and forget unwanted ones, respectively. This comes in handy once you’re ready to ditch junk attacks like Strength and Cut for something more useful.

Rocks inside Glittering Cave to the east of Ambrette Town often contain the fossils of Pokemon from earlier games in the series.

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