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Tudo sobre pokemon HG/SS

Lista de TM para Pokémon HeartGold / SoulSilver: 20/04/2013

TM01 – Focus Punch
Cianwood City Gym

TM02 – Dragon Claw
Route 27; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM03 – Water Pulse
Cerulean City Gym

TM04 – Calm Mind
Battle Frontier Shop

TM05 – Roar
Route 32

TM06 – Toxic
Battle Frontier Shop

TM07 – Hail
Mahogany Town Gym

TM08 – Bulk Up
Battle Frontier Shop

TM09 – Bullet Seed
Route 32

TM10 – Hidden Power
Lake of Rage; Celadon City Game Corner

TM11 – Sunny Day
Goldenrod Radio Tower

TM12 – Taunt
Ilex Forest
Burnerd Tower
Celadon City Dept. Store

TM13 – Ice Beam
Goldenrod Game Corner
Seamfom Islands

TM14 – Blizzard
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM15 – Hyper Beam
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM16 – Light Screen
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM17 – Protect
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM18 – Rain Dance
Slowpoke´s Well

TM19 – Giga Drain
Celadon City Gym

TM20 – Safeguard
Celadon City Department Store

TM21 – Frustation
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM22 – Solarbeam
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM23 – Iron Tail
Olivine City Gym

TM24 – Thunderbolt
Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM25 – Thunder
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM26 – Earthquake
Victory Road; Battle Frontier Shop

TM27 – Return
Goldenrod City Department Store

TM28 – Dig
National Park; Goldenrod City Department Store

TM29 – Psychic
Saffron City; Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM30 – Shadow Ball
Ecruteak City Gym; Battle Frontier Shop

TM31 – Brick Break
Battle Frontier Shop

TM32 – Double Team
Celadon City Game Corner

TM33 – Reflect
Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM34 – Shock Wave
Vermillion City Gym

TM35 – Flamethrower
Route 28; Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM36 – Sludge Bomb
Route 43; Battle Frontier Shop

TM37 – Sandstorm
Route 27

TM38 – Fire Blast
Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM39 – Rock Tomb
Union Cave

TM40 – Aerial Ace
Mr. Mortar; Battle Frontier Shop

TM41 – Torment
Celadon City Dept. Store

TM42 – Facade
Goldenrod City Lottery

TM43 – Secret Power
Lake of Rage

TM44 – Rest
Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM45 – Attract
Goldenrod City Gym; Battle Frontier Shop

TM46 – Thief
Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

TM47 – Steel Wing
Route 28

TM48 – Skill Swap
Saffron City Gym

TM49 – Snatch
Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

TM50 – Overheat
Seafoam Island Gym
TM51 – Roost
Violet City Gym

TM52 – Focus Blast
Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM53 – Energy Ball
Battle Frontier Shop

TM54 – False Swipe
Dark Cave; Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM55 – Brine
Celadon City Dept. Store

TM56 – Fling
Rock Tunnel

TM57 – Charge Beam
Goldenrod City Lottery; Power Plant; Olivine City

TM58 – Endure
Celadon City Game Corner

TM59 – Dragon Pulse
Blackthorn City Gym; Battle Frontier Shop

TM60 – Drain Punch
Route 39; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM61 – Will-o-wisp
Battle Frontier Shop

TM62 – Silver Wind
Route 6; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM63 – Embargo
Route 34

TM64 – Explosion
Underground Passage

TM65 – Shadow Claw
Route 42; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM66 – Payback
Route 35

TM67 – Recycle
Celadon City

TM68 – Giga Impact
Celadon City Game Corner

TM69 – Rock Polish
Route 10

TM70 – Flash
Sprout Tower

TM71 – Stone Edge
Battle Frontier Shop

TM72 – Avalanche
Ice Path

TM73 – Thunder Wave
Battle Frontier Shop

TM74 – Gyro Ball
Celadon City Game Corner

TM75 – Swords Dance
Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM76 – Stealth Rock
Mt. Silver; Celadon City Dept. Store

TM77 – Psych Up
Viridian Forest

TM78 – Captivate
Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM79 – Dark Pulse
Victory Road

TM80 – Rock Slide
Pewter City Gym

TM81 – X-Scissor
Battle Frontier Shop

TM82 – Sleep Talk
Goldenrod City Dept. Store Basement

TM83 – Natural Gift
MooMoo Farm; Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM84 – Poison Jab
Fuchsia City Gym

TM85 – Dream Eater
Viridian City
TM86 – Grass Knot
Route 11

TM87 – Swagger
Shining Lighthouse; Celadon City Detp. Store

TM88 – Pluck
Route 40

TM89 – U-Turn
Azalea Town Gym; Battle Frontier Shop

TM90 – Substitute
Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM91 – Flash Cannon
Route 9; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM92 – Trick Room
Viridian City Gym

Lista de HM para Pokémon HeartGold / SoulSilver:

HM01 – Cut
Ilex Forest

HM02 – Fly
Cianwood City depois de derrotar Chuck

HM03 – Surf
Ajude a Kimono Girl em Ecruteak City

HM04 – Strength
Route 42

HM05 – Whirpool
Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

HM06 – Rock Smash
Route 36

HM07 – Waterfall
Ice Path

HM08 – Rock Climb
Coletar 16 Insignias e ir ao encontro do Prof. Oak em Pallet Town

Pokémons exclusivos em cada jogo

HeartGold

Mankey
Primeape
Growlithe
Arcanine
Spinarak
Ariados
Gligar
Mantine
Phanpy
Donphan
Sableye
Baltoy
Claydol
Kyogre
Mantyke
Gliscor

SoulSilver

Vulpix
Ninetales
Meowth
Persian
Ledyba
Ledian
Teddiursa
Ursaring
Delibird
Skarmory
Mawile
Gulpin
Swalot
Groudon

Apricorns ~ PokéBalls Bem, estas “bolotas” foram introduzidas na segunda geração e apartir daí esquecidas… mas com o regresso dos remakes os apricorns voltam, assim como as PokéBalls feitas com eles!

Neste remakes, serão encontradas bastantes árvores com uma espécie de bola em cima. E perguntam vocês “O que é aquilo?”, “aquilo” são apricorns, uma espécie de bolotas que servem para fazer PokéBalls diferentes das que se compram/obteem e também servem para fazer um sumo que sobe os Pokéthlon stats dos vossos pokémons.

A cada dia que passa as árvores terão mais um apricorn, por isso não se esqueçam de ir recolhendo.

“Mas onde e como é que converto os meus apricorns em PokéBalls?” É muito simples, só tem de ir a Azalea Town e entregá-los ao homem na imagem de cima. Ele demorará 1 dia a fazer 1 tipo de PokéBalls, ou seja se tiverem 8 Black Apricorns ele faz 8 Heavy Balls. Por isso sejam pacientes e não se esqueçam de depois a ir buscar.

“E como é que eu sei a que PokéBall corresponde cada apricorn?” Não se preocupem, eu colocarei aqui a lista!

White Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Fast_Ball_Sprite.png]

Fast Ball

Red Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Level_Ball_Sprite.png]

Level Ball

Blue Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Lure_Ball_Sprite.png]

Lure Ball

Black Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Heavy_Ball_Sprite.png]

Heavy Ball

Pink Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Love_Ball_Sprite.png]

Love Ball

Green Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Friend_Ball_Sprite.png]

Friend Ball

Yellow Apricorn <—> [Imagem: Bag_Moon_Ball_Sprite.png]

Moon Ball

Fast Ball
Função: Se o pokémon já fugiu de batalhas anteriores – 4x

Level Ball
Função: Se o nível do pokémon selvagem for igual ou mais baixo do que normalmente os pokémons selvagem têm – 1x
Se o nível do pokémon selvagem for mais alto do que normalmente os pokémons selvagens têm – 2x
Se o nível do pokémon selvagem for o dobro ou mais do que normalmente os pokémons selvagens têm – 3x
Se o nível do pokémon selvagem for quatro vezes maior ou mais do que normalmente os pokémons selvagem têm – 4x

Lure Ball
Função: Se o pokémon tiver sido pescado pela cana de pesca – 3x

Heavy Ball
Função: Se o pokémon tiver menos de 100kg – -3
Se o pokémon tiver entre 100kg e 200kg – 0
Se o pokémon tiver entre 200kg e 300kg – +20
Se o pokémon tiver mais de 300kg – +30

Love Ball
Função: Se o teu pokémon e o pokémon selvagem tiverem género diferentes – 8x

Friend Ball
Função: O pokémon fica com um valor de felicidade de 200 depois de ser apanhado

Moon Ball
Função: Se o pokémon evoluir com a Moon Stone – 4x

~ Apricorn Juice ~
[Imagem: 2cyqjrs.jpg]

Bem, penso que já todos sabem que há uma nova ferramenta, no que toca aos apricorns. Chama-se ApriShaker e serve para misturar apricorns e fazer um sumo. Este sumo funciona de uma forma semelhante aos Poffins e PokéBlocks. Os dois anteriores servem para subir os ‘stats’ dos contests e estes para subir os stats do Pokéthlon.

Blue Apricorn
Sobe: Technique
Gosto: Dry

Green Apricorn
Sobe: Jump
Gosto: Bitter

Pink Apricorn
Sobe: Speed
Gosto: Sweet

Red Apricorn
Sobe: Power
Gosto: Spicy

Yellow Apricorn
Sobe: Stamina
Gosto: Sour

Black Apricorn
Sobe: Nada
Gosto: Nenhum

White Apricorn
Sobe: Nada
Gosto: Nenhum

Pokémons que não podem ser obtidos Pelo título podem ver do que se trata e quero já frizar uma coisa: os pokémons que vou apresentar não serão obtidos dentro do jogo, ou seja, podem ser obtidos normalmente através de events!

Pokémon List

Número	Pokémon	Geração
151	Mew	Primeira
251	Celebi	Segunda
377	Regirock	Terceira
378	Regice	Terceira
379	Registeel	Terceira
385	Jirachi	Terceira
386	Deoxys	Terceira
387	Turtwig	Quarta
388	Grotle	Quarta
389	Torterra	Quarta
390	Chimchar	Quarta
391	Monferno	Quarta
392	Infernape	Quarta
393	Piplup	Quarta
394	Prinplup	Quarta
395	Empoleon	Quarta
408	Cranidos	Quarta
409	Rampardos	Quarta
410	Shieldon	Quarta
411	Bastiodon	Quarta
425	Drifloon	Quarta
426	Drifblim	Quarta
431	Glameow	Quarta
432	Purugly	Quarta
434	Stunky	Quarta
435	Stuntank	Quarta
462	Magnezone	Quarta
470	Leafeon	Quarta
471	Glaceon	Quarta
476	Probopass	Quarta
479	Rotom	Quarta
480	Uxie	Quarta
481	Mesprit	Quarta
482	Azelf	Quarta
485	Heatran	Quarta
486	Regigigas	Quarta
488	Cresselia	Quarta
489	Phione	Quarta
490	Manaphy	Quarta
491	Darkrai	Quarta
492	Shaymin	Quarta
493	Arceus	Quarta

Pokémon Giveaway (In-Game)

Como em jogos anteriores existem pokémons que são oferecidos como por exemplo o riolou no DPPt. Em HG/SS não é diferente, eles também existem.

1º Giveaway – #175 Togepi

Este é o primeiro pokémon oferecido no jogo. É um togepi normal, ele estará a nível 1 e nascerá com um dos seus Egg Moves de HG/SS – Extranssory. Recebes-lo no PokéMart depois de venceres o Gym do Falkner em Azalea Town.

2º Giveaway – #021 Spearow

O próximo pokémon oferecido não é bem oferecido. Na ligação norte de Goldenrod, tu vais encontrar o Gate Keeper Randy. Ele vai-te perguntar se te importas de levar o Spearow dele com um mail attached ao amigo dele na Route 31. Aceita e ele “dá-te” o Spearow. Se fizeres a missão e fores ter com o amigo dele ficarás sem o Spearow também. Ele virá no nível 20.

3º Giveaway – #133 Eevee

O próximo pokémon que tu gostarás decerteza de receber será um Eevee. Depois de falares com o Bill em Ecruteak City ele voltará para sua casa em Goldenrod. Visita-o lá ele dá-ter-á um Eevee em nível 5. Aqui também Bill te dará a hipótese de poderes ir ao Wi-fi Connection quando quiseres.

4º Giveaway – #213 Shuckle

Depois de venceres o Gym de Cianwood vai para uma casa no Sudoeste de Cianwodd e vais encontrar um treinador que está preocupado que uns ladrões que andam por lá lhe roubem o seu Shuckle. O Shuckle tem Berry Juice como Hold Item. Estará a nível 20.

5º Giveaway – #236 Tyrogue

Se fores numa entrada no meio do Mt. Mortar e seguires o caminho sempre para baixo, o líder do Fighting Dojo em .Saffron City (Kanto) estará aí a treinar. Ele vai-te pedir para batalhares com ele, se venceres ele vai-te dar um Tyrogue, ele estará a nível 10.

6º Giveaway – #147 Dratini

Após venceres a Clair no Gym de BlackThorn ela vai mandar-te numa missão ao Dragon.s Den. Dentro descubrirás um edifício com monges. Um deles vai te perguntar como fazes para que os teus pokémons fiquem fortes. Depois de responder às questões o Monge vai te dar um Dratini. Se responderes às questões com compaixão o Dratini vai ter um move especial – ExtremeSpeed. Se não responderes assim ele irá ter moves normais.

7º Giveaway – Kanto Starters – #001 Bulbasaur & #004 Charmander & #007 Squirtle

Os Starters de Kanto podem ser obtidos em Heart Gold & Soul Silver visitando o Professor Oak depois de derrotares todos os Gyms (16 Badges) e o Red no Mt. Silver. Ele ficará contente com o teu sucesso e te dará a escolher um dos Kanto starters. Eles estarão a nível 5.

8º Giveaway – Hoenn Starters – #252 Treecko & #255 Torchic & #258 Mudkip

Este é o último Giveaway do jogo. Em HG/SS os starters da região de Hoenn podem ser obtidos visitando uma passoa na Silph Co. em Saffron City, ainda não está totalmente confirmado em que parte do jogo os poderás obter mas suspeita-se que é depois de vencer o Red. Como todos os starters estes estarão a nível 5.

Agora está tudo. Espero que gostem e que vos seja útil.

Informações dos Gyms de Johto

Como em todos mesmo todos os jogos existem Gyms também em Heart Gold & Soul Silver. E como tal o viciado em HG/SS e amiguinho do pessoal do fórum vai vos ajudar aqui nos Gyms e futuramente na Elite 4.

Os Gyms de Johto

São 8 Gyms como normalmente.Quando os conseguires poderás entrar na Pokémon League. Os níveis dos Pokémons variaram muito conforme o Gym.

Gym #1 – Violet City

Especialidade: Flying

Líder:

Falkner

Pokémons:

Pidgey – Nível 9

Pidgeotto – Nível 13

Prémios:

Zephyr Badge
TM51
Podes usar o HM06 – Rock Smash fora de batalha

Se escolheste o Cyndaquil como pokémon inicial não terás problemas com ele cerca de nível 13/16, de preferência evoluído. Se escolheste outro inicial, aconselho a apanhares um bellsprout e trocares por um onix numa casa a sudoeste da cidade, treina-o até ele aprender o Rock Slide assim terás facilidade em vencer o Gym, se o Onix morrer no meio do combate do Falkner ainda tens o Totodile/Croconaw ou Chikorita/Bayleff para plano B.

Gym #2 – Azalea Town

Especialidade: Bug

Líder:

Bugsy

Pokémons:

Metapod – Nível 15

Kakuna – Nível 15

Scyther – Nível 17

Prémios:

Hive Badge
TM89
Pokémons trocados até Nível 30 obdecerão

Depois de tirares a Team Rocket de Azalea Town poderás entrar no Gym. Este Gym mais uma vez, será muito fácil se tiveres escolhido o Cyndaquil como inicial. Nesta altura ele deverá ser Quilava e deverá ter Flame Wheel aprendido se quiseres passar este Gym facilmente. Se não o tiveres o Onix com o Rock Slide também servirá ou se quiseres, até um Pidgey apanhado, com um ataque voador derrotas isto facilemente mas se tiveres o Quilava este basta para passares.

Gym #3 – Goldenrod City

Especialidade: Normal

Líder:

Whitney

Pokémons:

Clefairy – Nível 17

Miltank – Nível 19

Prémios:

Plain Badge
TM45

Aqui os iniciais apenas dão uma pequena ajuda. Não são muito utéis especialmente o Cyndaquil é muito afectado pelo o Rollout da Miltank. Podes apanhar um Drowzee nas Routes à volta de Goldenrod e troca-lo com um homem no 4º andar do Deparment Store que te dá um Machop @ Macho Brace em troca. Ele dá muito jeito se tiver ataques de Fight super efetivos contra os pokémons adversários.

Gym #4 – Ecruteak City

Especialidade: Ghost

Líder:

Morty

Pokémons:

Gastly – Nível 21

Haunter – Nível 21

Haunter – Nível 23

Gengar – Nível 25

Prémios:

Fog Badge
Pokémons trocados obdecerão até nível 50
TM30

Este será um bocado difícil de derrotar pois a maior parte dos pokemons capturáveis terão ataques normais o que não afecta a tipos Ghost. A melhor opção serão os Stab Moves dos iniciais ou então se apanhaste um Gastly em Azalea Town usa-lo embora morra facilmente. Mas se tiveres curse podes “amaldiçoar” o adversário e switchar pro inicial para o ownar com os seus Stab Moves. Um Croconaw em cerca de nível 25/30 com Bite/Crunch ajuda IMENSO. (Tks Silver94)

Gym #5 – Cianwood City

Especialidade: Fighting

Líder:

Chuck

Pokémons:

Primeape – Nível 29

Poliwrath – Nível 31

Prémios:

Storm Badge
Pokémons trocados obdecerão até nível 70
TM01

Aqui a Chikorita e evos dão ajuda no Poliwrath. Psychic Pokémons encotrados no jogo como o Abra e o Drowzee e evos são ideiais com os seus Psychic moves que causaram muito dano neste Gym. Pokémons voadores como o Hoot-hoot, Pidgey e evos também ajudão muito com os seus Flying moves.

Gym #6 – Olivine City

Especialidade: Steel

Líder:

Jasmine

Pokémons:

Magnemite – Nível 30

Steelix – Nível 35

Prémios:

Mineral Badge
TM23

Aqui qualquer pokémon de fogo owna isto tudo e ainda fica com uma quantidade de HP razoável. O mais aconselhável era se escolheste o Cyndaquil como inicial o Flame Wheel chega pra todos. Se não o escolheste se tiveres HG apanha um Growlithe e se escolheste o SS não te preocupes tens um Vulpix no mesmo sítio do Growlithe.

Gym #7 – Mahogany Town

Especialidade: Ice

Líder:

Pryce

Pokémons:

Seel – Nível 30

Dewgong – Nível 32

Piloswine – Nível 34

Prémios:

Glacier Badge
TM07

Sim copiei pois é o mesmo os ataques de fogo são muito favoráveis nestes Gyms.

Gym #8 – Blackthorn City

Especialidade: Dragon

Líder:

Clair

Pokémons:

Dragonair – Nível 38

Gyarados – Nível 38

Kingdra – Nível 41

Prémios:

Rising Badge
Pokémons trocados obdecerão até nível 100
TM59

Bem este gym será um bocado difícil, mas também não é nenhum bicho de 7 cabeças! De certeza que tena algum pokémon com Thunderbolt ou outro ataque eléctrico. Este move serve para lidares com Kingdra/Gyarados. Para os dragonairs, apanha um pokémon com um move de Ice que chega bem.

Swarms

Bem, os swarms de pokémon foram introduzidos na segunda geração e como não pudia deixar de ser, também tinham de aparecer nestes remakes! Para se obter a informação de onde e qual é o pokémon em swarm, tens de ligar todos os dias a rádio do Prof. Oak. Ele ai dir-te-á onde está a “ocorrer” o swarm.

“Mas quais são os pokémons que fazem swarm?” Não se preocupem, basta olhar para a lista abaixo! ;D

Chansey
Localização: Route 13

Ditto
Localização: Route 47

Marill
Localização: Mt. Mortar

Yanma
Localização: Route 35

Dunsparce
Localização: Dark Cave

Snubbull
Localização: Route 38

Qwilfish
Localização: Route 32

Remoraid
Localização: Route 44

Poochyena
Localização: Route 1

Wingull
Localização: Vermillion City

Ralts
Localização: Route 34

Sableye (HeartGold Swarm Exclusive)
Localização: Route 9

Mawile (SoulSilver Swarm Exclusive)
Localização: Route 9

Gulpin (SoulSilver Swarm Exclusive)
Localização: Route 3

Swablu
Localização: Route 45

Whiscash
Localização: Violet City

Baltoy (HeartGold Swarm Exclusive)
Localização: Route 3

Clampearl
Localização: Route 19

Relicanth
Localização: Route 12

Luvdisc
Localização: Route 27

Kricketot
Localização: Viridian Florest

Buneary
Localização: Route 25

Pokémons Por Interação

Os pokémons por interacção são pokémons que aparecem no mapa e marcam o jogo por alguma coisa por exemplo os lendários aparecem com o ícone no mapa e têm o papel (são lendários). Estes aparecem o ícone no mapa também mas em vez de serem lendários são pokémons normais que bloquiam saídas ou coisas assim. (Não vou colocar os lendários pois todos eles aparecem assim).

#185 Sudowoodo

O primeiro pokémon interagível é o Sudowoodo. Sudowoodo está na Route 36 e bloquia o caminho entre Goldenrod City/Violet City/Ecruteak City, como vêm é uma passagem muito importante para quem ainda não tem o HM 02 – Fly. Para o tirares de lá precisas de receber o SquirtBottle da rapariga na Loja de Flores de Goldenrod ao lado direito do Gym depois de venceres este.
Usa o item no Sudowoodo e ele vai batalhar contigo, ao venceres ele sairá de lá. Ele estará a nível 20.

#131 Lapras

O próximo pokémon é o Lapras. Lapras é o único que aparece todas as sextas-feiras na Union Cave’s Basement. Mesmo que captures um numa sexta na próxima semana aparece outro Lapras pronto a ser capturado.
Só podes ir ter com o Lapras usando o HM 03 – Surf, logo, antes de desafiares o Lapras tens de derrotar o Morty primeiro. Ele estará a nível 20.

#130 Gyarados (Red Gyarados/Shiny Gyarados)

O próximo é o Red Gyarados/Shiny Gyarados. É o único pokémon com cor diferente garatida jogo. Antes de desafiares o Gym de Mahogany Town vais ser informado de problemas no Lake of Rage. Quando lá chegares vais ver o Gyarados furioso na água. Para o acalmares deves capturá-lo ou então derrotá-lo numa batalha. Uma vez desafiado, Lance vai pedir-te para o ajudares a parar a Team Rocket. Ele estará a nível 30.

#143 Snorlax

Snorlax é o último pokémon interagível. Snorlaz está abloquear a entrada para a Diglett’s Cave e para a Route 11. Ele limita a tua actividade em Kanto fazendo com que se possas fazer uma coisa ir pelo único caminho obviamente. Só podendo atravessar o caminho do Snorlax fazendo uma pequena missão. Quando estiveres em Lavender Town, tu vais descobrir que a Radio Tower não está recbendo nenhuma energia, portanto vais ter de ir ao Power Plant investigar. Quando lá chegares vais perceber que o gerador tem uma peça que falta para poder funcionar. Vai ao Cerulian Gym e vais encontrar um membro da Team Rocket. Ele vai rapidamente fugir e vais pode-lo encontrar na Route 24. Batalha com ele e ele vai-te dizer que deixou a tal peça em algum lugar do Cerulean Gym. Apanha essa peça (Machine Part) e leva-a até à Power Plant e a energia irá voltar. Agora já podes ir à Radio Tower em Lavender e vais receber a Radio Expansion. Agora vai ter com o Snorlax põe PokéFlute a tocar na rádio do teu PokéGear e aperta “A” no Snorlax, ele irá acordar e batalhar contigo. Ele estará a nível 50.

Novos Egg Moves

KANTO

Bulbasaur: Power Whip, Sludge
Squirtle: Water Spout
Spearow: FeatherDance
Ekans: Switcheroo
Sandshrew: Mud Shot
Nidoran♀: Skull Bash, Amnesia, Confusion, Sucker Punch, Head Smash
Vulpix: Power Swap
Oddish: Teeter Dance
Paras: Agility
Diglett: Reversal
Meowth: Tail Whip
Psyduck: Encore
Mankey: Encore
Growlithe: Morning Sun
Poliwag: Encore
Machop: Power Trick
Bellsprout: Weather Ball
Tentacool: Muddy Water
Geodude: Curse
Ponyta: Morning Sun
Farfetch’d: Leaf Blade
Seel: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up
Shellder: Rock Blast
Gastly: Disable
Drowzee: Guard Swap
Krabby: Agility
Exeggcute: Power Swap
Cubone: Detect
Lickitung: Muddy Water
Rhyhorn: Skull Bash
Chansey: Mud Bomb
Tangela: Power Swap
Horsea: Razor Wind, Muddy Water
Goldeen: Body Slam
Mr. Mime: Nasty Plot
Eevee: Detect
Omanyte: Muddy Water
Dratini: ExtremeSpeed

JOHTO

Cyndaquil: Extrasensory
Totodile: Aqua Jet
Pichu: Flail
Cleffa: Aromatherapy
Togepi: Extrasensory
Wooper: Recover
Murkrow: Brave Bird
Misdreavus: Nasty Plot
Girafarig: Razor Wind
Pineco: Power Trick
Dunsparce: Agility
Gligar: Power Trick
Qwilfish: Aqua Jet
Sneasel: Assist
Teddiursa: Belly Drum
Corsola: Curse
Remoraid: Water Spout
Delibird: Fake Out
Skarmory: Guard Swap
Houndour: Feint
Phanpy: Head Smash
Stantler: Megahorn
Smoochum: Nasty Plot
Elekid: Feint
Magby: Belly Drum

HOENN

Treecko: Razor Wind
Torchic: FeatherDance
Mudkip: Yawn, Sludge
Lotad: Counter
Seedot: Power Swap
Ralts: Encore
Whismur: Hammer Arm
Makuhita: Feint
Nosepass: Head Smash
Skitty: Mud Bomb
Sableye: Feint
Mawile: Guard Swap
Aron: Head Smash
Electrike: Switcheroo
Plusle: Discharge
Minun: Discharge
Wailmer: Aqua Ring
Numel: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up
Torkoal: Skull Bash
Trapinch: Mud Shot
Cacnea: Nasty Plot
Swablu: Power Swap
Zangoose: Disable
Seviper: Switcheroo
Barboach: Dragon Dance
Corphish: Dragon Dance
Lileep: Curse
Anorith: Curse
Kecleon: Recover
Tropius: Dragon Dance
Absol: Megahorn
Snorunt: Weather Ball
Spheal: Aqua Ring
Clamperl: Muddy Water
Relicanth: Muddy Water
Luvdisc: Aqua Jet

SINOOH

Turtwig: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up
Chimchar: Assist
Piplup: FeatherDance
Shinx: Night Slash
Cranidos: Curse
Shieldon: Counter
Cherubi: Weather Ball
Shellos: Trump Card, Sludge
Drifloon: Weather Ball
Buneary: Flail
Glameow: Flail
Stunky: Haze
Mime Jr.: Nasty Plot
Happiny: Mud Bomb
Gible: Mud Shot
Munchlax: Counter
Riolu: Follow Me
Hippopotas: Revenge
Croagunk: Counter
Snover: Skull Bash

Power Items
Pois é os Power Items, que em DPPt dão mais EVs aos pokémons em HG SS para além disso terão mais alguma utilidade nos breeds… Por exemplo tens um Bulbassaur com 31 EVs a HP e um Ditto com 31 EVs a Speed e o ditto tiver o Power Item correspondente à speed e o Bulbassaur tiver o Power Item correspondente ao HP o Bulbassaur que nascer, nascerá com 31 EVs a HP e 31 EVs a Speed! Os outros serão como anteriormente aleatóriamente escolhidos, mas claro que qunatos melhores IVs tiver o pokémon melhores IVs terão o filho. Isto é os IVs correspondente ao Power Item Holdado no Pokémon Pai ou Mãe passaram ao Filho o que permite ter pelo menos dois IVs garantidos nos filhos. Aqui fica uma lista dos Power Items: Power Anklet –> Speed Power Band –> Special Defense Power Belt –> Defense Power Bracer –> Attack Power Lens –> Special Attack Power Weight –> Hit Points (Este nao servirá de nada nos IVs). Com este método, vai ser impossível escolher a nature do pokémon (método Everstone).

Move Tutors Como nos jogos anteriores Pokémon Heart Gold & Soul Silver também têm uma variedade de Move Tutors. Este Move Tutors são tutores que ensinaram ataques a Pokémons que não aprenderiam normalmente por lvl up.

Ilex Forest – Headbutt

É o primeiro move tutor que encontras no jogo. Fica na Ilex Forest podes obter este move nos teus pokémons depois de derrotares o 2º Gym. Este Move Tutor é grátis.

Blackthorn City – Elemental Beams

Este é o 2º move tutor do jogo. Aqui os teus pokémons iniciais (de todas as regiões) podem aprender estes ataques depois de ter a happiness no máximo. Nesta mesma casa encontras o Move Relearner (Ensina moves esquecidos) e o Move Deleter (Faz esquecer os ataques aprendidos). Este Move Tutor é grátis.

Esses Elemental Beams são:

Frenzy Plant – Para os iniciais de Grass

Blast Burn – Para os iniciais de Fire

Hydro Cannon – Para os iniciais de Water

Frontier Front

Na Frontier Front vais encontrar uma casa com 3 homens sentados lá dentro. Eles ensinam uma grande variedade de movimentos que podes ensinar aos teus pokémons. Ao contrário dos outros Move Tutors estes tens de pagar para serem ensinados. O preço são Battle Points ganhos na Battle Frontier. Podes ensinar estes moves:

*Move – Custo

Bounce – 32 B.P
Gastro Acid – 32 B.P
Gunk Shot - 32 B.P
Low Kick – 32 B.P
Mud-slap – 32 B.P
Rollout – 32 B.P
Ancientpower – 40 B.P
Aqua Tail – 40 B.P
Earth Power – 40 B.P
Iron Defense – 40 B.P
Iron Head – 40 B.P
Seed Bomb – 40 B.P
Signal Beam – 40 B.P
Super Fang – 40 B.P
Twister – 40 B.P
Heat Wave – 48 B.P
Outrage – 48 B.P
Superpower – 48 B.P
Endeavor – 64 B.P
Pain Split – 64 B.P
Sky Attack – 64 B.P
Bug Bite – 32 B.P
Fury Cutter – 32 B.P
Dive – 40 B.P
Knock Off – 40 B.P
Sucker Punch – 40 B.P
Air Cutter – 48 B.P
Icy Wind – 48 B.P
Ominous Wind – 48 B.P
Trick – 48 B.P
Vacuum Wave – 48 B.P
Fire Punch – 64 B.P
Ice Punch – 64 B.P
Thunderpunch – 64 B.P
Zen Headbutt – 64 B.P
Block – 32 B.P
Gravity – 32 B.P
Magic Coat – 32 B.P
Snore – 32 B.P
String Shot – 32 B.P
Worry Seed – 32 B.P
Helping Hand – 40 B.P
Magnet Rise – 40 B.P
Spite – 40 B.P
Swift – 40 B.P
Synthesis – 40 B.P
Heal Bell – 48 B.P
Last Resort – 48 B.P
Role Play – 48 B.P
Tailwind – 48 B.P
Uproar – 48 B.P

Pokémons Exclusivos do PokéWalker Aqui estou eu com mais um tópico! Desta vez, será sobre os pokémon exclusivos que puderão apanhar no PokéWalker, e claro, a sua localização!

Pokémon List

Pokémon	Localização
Skitty	Hoenn Field
Carvanha	Warm Beach
Wailmer	Warm Beach
Feebas	Quiet Cave
Castform	Tree House
Kecleon	Tree House
Tropius	Big Florest
Snorunt	Cold Mountainpath
Shellos	Rough Sea
Spiritomb	Quiet Cave
Finneon	Rough Sea
Snover	Cold Mountainpath

Pokémons de Hoenn e Sinnoh
Para encontrares pokémons de Hoenn:
Tens de ligar o rádio do PokéGear na estação Pokémon March todas as Quartas. Depois, basta caminhar pelas ervas, que te vão aparecendo pokémons de Hoenn!

Para encontrares pokémons de Sinnoh:
Tens de ligar o rádio do PokéGear na estação Pokémon March todas as Quintas. Depois, basta caminhar pelas ervas, que te vão aparecendo pokémons de Sinnoh!

O problema neste método, é que sempre que fazes uma batalha, terás de ajustar outra vez a estação de rádio (Pokémon March).

Outro método:
Depois de obteres a National Dex, ao poucos, começar-te-ão a aparecer alguns pokémons de outras regiões, nomiadamente Hoenn e Sinnoh! Primeiro, aparecem no Bug Catching Show; depois em algumas Headbutt Trees; em seguida na Safari Zone e finalmente, por swarm!

Pokémons de Hoenn que aparecem:

Zigzagoon
Linoone
Whismur
Makuhita
Meditite
Plusle
Minun
Numel
Spoink
Spinda
Absol

Pokémons de Sinnoh que aparecem:

Bidoof
Shinx
Budew
Buizel
Chingling
Bronzor
Chatot
Carnivine

Headbutt Trees

Headbutt Trees
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Também nos jogos anteriores havia estas árvores, e claro que nos remakes, elas não puderiam faltar! Mas vem com uma mudança. Nestes remakes, todas as árvores são Headbutt Trees. No entanto, se usares o Headbutt numa árvore, e não sair nenhum pokémon dela, essa árvore nunca terá pokémons! Mas se de lá sair um pokémon, essa árvore terá sempre pokémons!

Em Johto, as árvores estão sempre fora as routes e geralmente, terás de usar o Rock Climb para lá chegares, ou seja, só puderás chegar a essas árvores depois de teres a National Dex! Os pokémons que estão nessas árvores são bastantes restritos, o que os torna muito raros! Segue-se agora uma lista dos pokémons que puderás entrar antes, e depois de obteres a National Dex
Em Kanto, os pokémons estão mais espalhados e podem ser encontrados em basicamente qualquer árvore nas suas respectivas localizações.

Pokémon List

Pokémon	Versão	Antes da National Dex	Depois da National Dex
Caterpie	HeartGold	x
Metapod	HeartGold	x
Butterfree	HeartGold	x
Weedle	SoulSilver	x
Kakuna	SoulSilver	x
Breedrill	SoulSilver	x
Spearow	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Venonat	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Exeggcute	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Hoothoot	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Noctowl	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Ledyba	SoulSilver	x
Ledian	SoulSilver	x
Spinarak	HeartGold	x
Ariados	HeartGold	x
Aipom	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Pineco	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Heracross	HeartGold/SoulSilver	x
Wurmple	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Seedot	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Taillow	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Shroomish	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Slakoth	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Starly	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Burmy	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Combee	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x
Cherubi	HeartGold/SoulSilver		x

Pokémons como Taillow, Slakoth, Starly, Burmy e Cherubi, tem localização especificas.

Taillow
Localização: CherryGrove City
Necessita: Surf e Rock Climb

Slakoth
Localização: Route 25
Necessita: —

Starly
Localização: Pewter City (Route 2)
Necessita: —

Burmy
Localização: Route 38
Necessita: Rock Climb

Cherubi
Localização: National Park
Necessita: Rock Climb

Items disponíveis no Pokéathlon

Dia da semana	Antes da National Dex	Depois da National Dex
Segunda	Red Apricorn; 200P Blue Apricorn; 200P Green Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P Moonstone; 3000P Rare Candy; 2000P	Full Restore; 500P King’s Rock; 3000P Sun Stone; 3000P Water Stone; 2500P Shiny Stone; 3000P Dusk Stone; 3000P
Terça	Yellow Apricorn; 200P Pink Apricorn; 200P White Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P Fire Stone; 3000P PP Up; 1000P	Full Restore; 500P Metal Coat; 2500P WaterStone; 2500P Water Stone; 2500P Dusk Stone; 3000P Dawn Stone; 3000P
Quarta	Blue Apricorn; 200P Pink Apricorn; 200P Black Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P Water Stone; 2500P Heart Scale; 1000P	Full Restore; 500P Dragon Scale; 2500P ThunderStone; 2500P Moonstone; 3000P Shiny Stone; 3000P DawnStone; 3000P
Quinta	Yellow Apricorn; 200P Pink Apricorn; 200P White Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P ThunderStone; 2500P PP Up; 500P	Full Restore; 500P King’s Rock; 3000P Fire Stone; 2500P Leaf Stone; 2500P Shiny Stone; 3000P Dusk Stone; 3000P
Sexta	Red Apricorn; 200P Yellow Apricorn; 200P Green Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P Metal Coat; 2500P Nugget; 500P	Full Restore; 500P Dragon Scale; 2500P Water Stone; 2500P SunStone; 3000P Dusk Stone; 3000P Dawn Stone; 3000P
Sábado	Green Apricorn; 200P White Apricorn; 200P Black Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P Leaf Stone; 2500P Rare Candy; 2000P	Full Restore; 500P Metal Coat; 2500P ThunderStone; 2500P Shiny Stone; 3000P Dusk Stone; 3000P Dawn Stone; 3000P
Domingo	Red Apricorn; 200P Blue Apricorn; 200P Black Apricorn; 200P MooMoo Milk; 100P King’s Rock; 3000P Heart Scale; 1000P	Full Restore; 500P Nugget; 500P Sun Stone; 3000P Fire Stone; 2500P Shiny Stone; 3000P Dawn Stone; 3000P

All about Pokemon HG / SS

In 2012

List TM for Pokemon HeartGold / SoulSilver:

TM01 - Focus Punch

Cianwood City Gym

TM02 - Dragon Claw

Route 27, Goldenrod City Lottery

TM03 - Water Pulse

Cerulean City Gym

TM04 - Calm Mind

Battle Frontier Shop

TM05 - Roar

Route 32

TM06 - Toxic

Battle Frontier Shop

TM07 - Hail

Mahogany Town Gym

TM08 - Bulk Up

Battle Frontier Shop

TM09 - Bullet Seed

Route 32

TM10 - Hidden Power

Lake of Rage, Celadon City Game Corner

TM11 - Sunny Day

Goldenrod Radio Tower

TM12 - Taunt

Ilex Forest

Burnerd Tower

Celadon City Dept. Store

TM13 - Ice Beam

Goldenrod Game Corner

Seamfom Islands

TM14 - Blizzard

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM15 - Hyper Beam

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM16 - Light Screen

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM17 - Protect

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM18 - Rain Dance

Slowpoke's Well

TM19 - Giga Drain

Celadon City Gym

TM20 - Safeguard

Celadon City Department Store

TM21 - Frustation

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM22 - Solarbeam

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM23 - Iron Tail

Olivine City Gym

TM24 - Thunderbolt

Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM25 - Thunder

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM26 - Earthquake

Victory Road, Battle Frontier Shop

TM27 - Return

Goldenrod City Department Store

TM28 - Dig

National Park, Goldenrod City Department Store

TM29 - Psychic

Saffron City; Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM30 - Shadow Ball

Ecruteak City Gym, Battle Frontier Shop

TM31 - Brick Break

Battle Frontier Shop

TM32 - Double Team

Celadon City Game Corner

TM33 - Reflect

Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM34 - Shock Wave

Vermillion City Gym

TM35 - Flamethrower

Route 28, Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM36 - Sludge Bomb

Route 43; Battle Frontier Shop

TM37 - Sandstorm

Route 27

TM38 - Fire Blast

Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM39 - Rock Tomb

Union Cave

TM40 - Aerial Ace

Mr. Mortar; Battle Frontier Shop

TM41 - Torment

Celadon City Dept. Store

TM42 - Facade

Goldenrod City Lottery

TM43 - Secret Power

Lake of Rage

TM44 - Rest

Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM45 - Attract

Goldenrod City Gym, Battle Frontier Shop

TM46 - Thief

Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

TM47 - Steel Wing

Route 28

TM48 - Skill Swap

Saffron City Gym

TM49 - Snatch

Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

TM50 - Overheat

Seafoam Island Gym

TM51 - Roost

Violet City Gym

TM52 - Focus Blast

Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM53 - Energy Ball

Battle Frontier Shop

TM54 - False Swipe

Dark Cave, Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM55 - Brine

Celadon City Dept. Store

TM56 - Fling

Rock Tunnel

TM57 - Charge Beam

Goldenrod City Lottery, Power Plant; Olivine City

TM58 - Endure

Celadon City Game Corner

TM59 - Dragon Pulse

Blackthorn City Gym, Battle Frontier Shop

TM60 - Drain Punch

Route 39, Goldenrod City Lottery

TM61 - Will-o-wisp

Battle Frontier Shop

TM62 - Silver Wind

Route 6; Goldenrod City Lottery

TM63 - Embargo

Route 34

TM64 - Explosion

Underground Passage

TM65 - Shadow Claw

Route 42, Goldenrod City Lottery

TM66 - Payback

Route 35

TM67 - Recycle

Celadon City

TM68 - Giga Impact

Celadon City Game Corner

TM69 - Rock Polish

Route 10

TM70 - Flash

Sprout Tower

TM71 - Stone Edge

Battle Frontier Shop

TM72 - Avalanche

Ice Path

TM73 - Thunder Wave

Battle Frontier Shop

TM74 - Gyro Ball

Celadon City Game Corner

TM75 - Swords Dance

Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM76 - Stealth Rock

Mt Silver, Celadon City Dept. Store

TM77 - Psych Up

Viridian Forest

TM78 - Captivate

Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM79 - Dark Pulse

Victory Road

TM80 - Rock Slide

Pewter City Gym

TM81 - X-Scissor

Battle Frontier Shop

TM82 - Sleep Talk

Goldenrod City Dept. Store Basement

TM83 - Natural Gift

Moomoo Farm; Goldenrod City Dept. Store

TM84 - Poison Jab

Fuchsia City Gym

TM85 - Dream Eater

Viridian City

TM86 - Grass Knot

Route 11

TM87 - Swagger

Shining Lighthouse, Celadon City PDD. Store

TM88 - Pluck

Route 40

TM89 - U-Turn

Azalea Town Gym, Battle Frontier Shop

TM90 - Substitute

Goldenrod City Game Corner

TM91 - Flash Cannon

Route 9, Goldenrod City Lottery

TM92 - Trick Room

Viridian City Gym

HM list for Pokemon HeartGold / SoulSilver:

HM01 - Cut

Ilex Forest

HM02 - Fly

Cianwood City after defeating Chuck

HM03 - Surf

Help Kimono Girl in Ecruteak City

HM04 - Strength

Route 42

HM05 - Whirlpool

Mahogany Town Rocket Hideout

HM06 - Rock Smash

Route 36

HM07 - Waterfall

Ice Path

HM08 - Rock Climb

Collect 16 Insignias and meet the Professor. Oak in Pallet Town

Pokémon exclusive to each game

HeartGold

Mankey

Primeape

Growlithe

Arcanine

Spinarak

Ariados

Gligar

Mantine

Phanpy

Donphan

Sableye

Baltoy

Claydol

Kyogre

Mantyke

Gliscor

SoulSilver

Vulpix

Ninetales

Meowth

Persian

Ledyba

Ledian

Teddiursa

Ursaring

Delibird

Skarmory

Mawile

Gulpin

Swalot

Groudon

Apricorns Pokeballs ~ Well, these "acorns" were introduced in the second generation and then forgotten ... but starting with the return of the remakes Apricorns back, as are Pokeballs made with them!

In this remakes will be found sufficient trees with a sort of ball on top. And you ask "What's that?", "What" are Apricorns, a kind of acorns that serve to make pokeballs different from those that buy / obteem and also serve to make a juice that rises Pokéthlon the stats of your Pokémon.

With each passing day the trees will have another Apricorn, so do not forget to go collecting.

"But where and how do I convert my Apricorns in pokeballs?" It's very simple, you just have to go to Azalea Town and deliver them to the man in the picture above. It will take 1 day to do one type of pokeballs, ie if they have 8 Black Apricorns he makes 8 Heavy Balls. So be patient and do not forget to pick up later.

"And how do I know that each corresponds Apricorn Pokeball?" Do not worry, I'll put the list here!

White Apricorn <-> Fast Ball

Red Apricorn <-> Level Ball

Blue Apricorn <-> Lure Ball

Black Apricorn <-> Heavy Ball

Pink Apricorn <-> Love Ball

Green Apricorn <-> Friend Ball

Yellow Apricorn <-> Moon Ball

Fast Ball

Function: If the Pokemon already fled earlier battles - 4x

Level Ball

Function: If the wild Pokemon's level is equal to or lower than the normal wild Pokémon have - 1x

If the level of the wild Pokémon is normally higher than the wild Pokemon have - 2x

If the level of the wild Pokémon is twice or more than the normal wild Pokémon have - 3x

If the level of the wild Pokémon is four times or more than normal Pokémon are wild - 4x

Lure Ball

Function: If the Pokemon has been caught by fishing rod - 3x

Heavy Ball

Function: If the Pokémon has less than 100kg - 3

If the Pokemon is between 100kg and 200kg - 0

If the Pokemon is between 200kg and 300kg - +20

If the Pokemon have more than 300kg - +30

Love Ball

Function: If your Pokemon and wild Pokémon have different gender - 8x

Friend Ball

Function: The Pokémon is a happiness value of 200 after being caught

Moon Ball

Function: If the Pokémon evolve with the Moon Stone - 4x

Apricorn Juice ~ ~

Well, I think we all already know there is a new tool, as regards Apricorns. It's called ApriShaker Apricorns and serves to mix and make a juice. This juice works in a similar way to Poffins and Pokéblocks. The previous two serve up the 'stats' of these contests and to climb the stats Pokéthlon.

Blue Apricorn

Sobe: Technique

Taste: Dry

Green Apricorn

Sobe: Jump

Taste: Bitter

Pink Apricorn

Sobe: Speed

Taste: Sweet

Red Apricorn

Sobe: Power

Taste: Spicy

Yellow Apricorn

Sobe: Stamina

Taste: Sour

Black Apricorn

Sobe: Nothing

Taste: None

White Apricorn

Sobe: Nothing

Taste: None

Pokemon that can not be obtained By Title can see what it is and I already frizar one thing: the Pokémon that I will present will not be obtained within the game, or can be obtained usually through events!

Pokemon List

Number

Pokémon

Generation

151

Mew

First

251

Celebi

Second

377

Regirock

Third

378

Regice

Third

379

Registeel

Third

385

Jirachi

Third

386

Deoxys

Third

387

Turtwig

Wednesday

388

Grotle

Wednesday

389

Torterra

Wednesday

390

Chimchar

Wednesday

391

Monferno

Wednesday

392

Infernape

Wednesday

393

Piplup

Wednesday

394

Prinplup

Wednesday

395

Empoleon

Wednesday

408

Cranidos

Wednesday

409

Rampardos

Wednesday

410

Shieldon

Wednesday

411

Bastiodon

Wednesday

425

Drifloon

Wednesday

426

Drifblim

Wednesday

431

Glameow

Wednesday

432

Purugly

Wednesday

434

Stunky

Wednesday

435

Stuntank

Wednesday

462

Magnezone

Wednesday

470

Leafeon

Wednesday

471

Glaceon

Wednesday

476

Probopass

Wednesday

479

Rotom

Wednesday

480

Uxie

Wednesday

481

Mesprit

Wednesday

482

Azelf

Wednesday

485

Heatran

Wednesday

486

Regigigas

Wednesday

488

Cresselia

Wednesday

489

Phione

Wednesday

490

Manaphy

Wednesday

491

Darkrai

Wednesday

492

Shaymin

Wednesday

493

Arceus

Wednesday

Pokémon Giveaway (In-Game)

As in previous games there are Pokémon that are offered such as riolou in DPPt. In HG / SS is no different, they also exist.

Giveaway # 1 - # 175 Togepi

This is the first game in the Pokémon offered. It's a Togepi normal, it will be at level 1 and born with one of its Egg Moves HG / SS - Extranssory. You get it in Pokemart after you defeat the Gym Falkner in Azalea Town.

2nd Giveaway - # 021 Spearow

The next Pokemon offered is not well supported. In connection north of Goldenrod, you'll find the Gate Keeper Randy. He will ask you if you care to take the Spearow with mail attached it to his friend on Route 31. Accepted and he "gives you" the Spearow. If you do a mission and you're having with his friend without Spearow you will be too. He will come at level 20.

3rd Giveaway - # 133 Eevee

The next Pokemon decerteza you will like what you will receive an Eevee. After talking with Bill in Ecruteak City he will return to his home in Goldenrod. Visit him there he gives will have an Eevee at level 5. Here Bill also give you the chance to go to the powers WiFi Connection whenever you want.

4th Giveaway - # 213 Shuckle

After you defeat the Cianwood Gym vai for a home in Southwest Cianwodd and you'll find a coach who is worried that thieves who go there to rob his Shuckle. The Shuckle Berry Juice has as Hold Item. Is the level 20.

5th Giveaway - # 236 Tyrogue

If you are an entry in the middle of Mt Mortar and always follow the path down the leader of the Fighting Dojo. Saffron City (Kanto) will be there to train. He'll ask you to batalhares with him, he will conquer if you give a Tyrogue, it will be at level 10.

6th Giveaway - # 147 Dratini

After conquer Clair in the Blackthorn Gym she will send you on a mission to Dragon.s Den. Descubrirás inside a building with monks. One of them will ask you how to do your Pokemon become stronger. After answering the questions the Monk will give you a Dratini. If you answer the questions with the compassion Dratini will have a special move - ExtremeSpeed. If not answering so he will have normal moves.

7th Giveaway - Kanto Starters - Bulbasaur # 001 & # 004 & # 007 Charmander Squirtle

The Kanto Starters can be obtained in Heart Gold & Soul Silver visiting Professor Oak after defeating all Gyms (16 Badges) in Red and Silver Mt. He'll be happy with your success and you will choose one of the Kanto starters. They will be at level 5.

8 Giveaway - Hoenn Starters - Treecko # 252 & # 255 & # 258 Torchic Mudkip

This is the last giveaway of the game. In HG / SS starters from the Hoenn region can be obtained by visiting a passoa in Silph Co. in Saffron City, is not yet fully confirmed in that part of the game you can get but it is suspected that after beating Red As These starters are all at level 5.

Now everything. I hope you enjoy it and find it useful.

Information Gyms of Johto

As with all games are the same all too Gyms in Heart Gold & Soul Silver. And as such the addict HG / SS and buddy of board staff will help you here in the future Gyms and Elite 4.

Gyms of Johto

Gyms are 8 normalmente.Quando as you can manage to get into the Pokémon League. The levels varied greatly depending on the Pokémon Gym

Gym # 1 - Violet City

Specialty: Flying

Leader: Falkner

Pokémon:

Pidgey - Level 9

Pidgeotto - Level 13

Awards:

Zephyr Badge

TM51

You can use HM06 - Rock Smash outside of battle

If you chose Cyndaquil as the original Pokemon you will not have problems with him around level 13/16, preferably evolved. If you chose another initial advise to catch a Bellsprout and trocars for a onix in a house southwest of the city, train him until he learns Rock Slide so you will easily win in the Gym, the Onix die in the middle of combat still Falkner have the Totodile / or Croconaw Chikorita / Bayleff to plan B.

Gym # 2 - Azalea Town

Specialty: Bug

Leader: Bugsy

Pokémon:

Metapod - Level 15

Kakuna - Level 15

Scyther - Level 17

Awards:

Hive Badge

TM89

Pokémon up to Level 30 exchanged obdecerão

After Team Rocket thou take away the Azalea Town you can get into Gym Gym This again will be very easy if you have chosen as initial Cyndaquil. At this point it should be and should have Quilava Flame Wheel learned if you want to pass this Gym easily. If not you have the Onix with Rock Slide also serve or if you want, even a Pidgey caught with a flying attack that defeats facilemente but if you have the Quilava this just to pass.

Gym # 3 - Goldenrod City

Specialty: Normal

Leader: Whitney

Pokémon:

Clefairy - Level 17

Miltank - Level 19

Awards:

Plain Badge

TM45

Here the initial just give a little help. There are very Interest especially Cyndaquil is greatly affected by the Rollout of Miltank. You can catch a Drowzee on Routes around Goldenrod and exchange it with a man on the 4th floor of the Deparment Store that gives you a Machop @ Macho Brace in return. He gives very handy if you have super effective attacks Fight against opponents Pokémon.

Gym # 4 - Ecruteak City

Specialty: Ghost

Leader: Morty

Pokémon:

Gastly - Level 21

Haunter - Level 21

Haunter - Level 23

Gengar - Level 25

Awards:

Fog Badge

Pokémon up to level 50 exchanged obdecerão

TM30

This will be a bit difficult to defeat because most catchable pokemons normal attacks will not affect what kinds Ghost. The best option will be the initial Stab Moves or so if you got one in Azalea Town Gastly uses it though die easily. But if you have curse can "curse" and the opponent switchar pro Initial ownar with their Stab Moves. A Croconaw at around level 25/30 with Bite / Crunch HUGE help. (Tks Silver94)

Gym # 5 - Cianwood City

Specialty: Fighting

Leader: Chuck

Pokémon:

Primeape - Level 29

Poliwrath - Level 31

Awards:

Storm Badge

Pokémon up to level 70 exchanged obdecerão

TM01

Here to help give Chikorita and aeons in Poliwrath. Psychic Pokémon encotrados in the game as the Open and Drowzee aeons and are ideal with their Psychic moves that have caused much damage this Pokemon Gym flying as the Hoot-hoot, and Pidgey aeons ajudão very well with their Flying moves.

Gym # 6 - Olivine City

Specialty: Steel

Leader: Jasmine

Pokémon:

Magnemite - Level 30

Steelix - Level 35

Awards:

Mineral Badge

TM23

Here any pokemon fire owna it all and still gets a reasonable amount of HP. What was more advisable if you picked Cyndaquil as the initial Flame Wheel comes to all. If you have not picked up HG catch a Growlithe and picked up the SS do not worry you have a Vulpix in the same place of Growlithe.

Gym # 7 - Mahogany Town

Specialty: Ice

Leader: Pryce

Pokémon:

Seel - Level 30

Dewgong - Level 32

Piloswine - Level 34

Awards:

Glacier Badge

TM07

Yes it is because I copied the fire attacks are very favorable in these Gyms.

Gym # 8 - Blackthorn City

Specialty: Dragon

Leader: Clair

Pokémon:

Dragonair - Level 38

Gyarados - Level 38

Kingdra - Level 41

Awards:

Rising Badge

Pokémon up to level 100 exchanged obdecerão

TM59

Well this gym will be a bit difficult, but it's no beast with 7 heads! Sure you tena some Pokemon with Thunderbolt attack or other electric. This move serves to handle 'Kingdra / Gyarados. For dragonairs, catch a Pokemon with a move that comes pretty Ice.

Swarms

Well, swarms of Pokémon were introduced in the second generation and how to not only be pudia also had to appear in these remakes! To obtain information on where and what to swarm pokemon, you have to turn the radio every day of Prof. Oak. He will tell you there will be where is the "place" the swarm.

"But what are the Pokemon that make swarm?" Do not worry, just look at the list below! And D

Chansey

Location: Route 13

Ditto

Location: Route 47

Marill

Location: Mt Mortar

Yanma

Location: Route 35

Dunsparce

Location: Dark Cave

Snubbull

Location: Route 38

Qwilfish

Location: Route 32

Remoraid

Location: Route 44

Poochyena

Location: Route 1

Wingull

Location: Vermillion City

Ralts

Location: Route 34

Sableye (HeartGold Swarm Exclusive)

Location: Route 9

Mawile (SoulSilver Swarm Exclusive)

Location: Route 9

Gulpin (SoulSilver Swarm Exclusive)

Location: Route 3

Swablu

Location: Route 45

Whiscash

Location: Violet City

Baltoy (HeartGold Swarm Exclusive)

Location: Route 3

Clampearl

Location: Route 19

Relicanth

Location: Route 12

Luvdisc

Location: Route 27

Kricketot

Location: Viridian Florest

Buneary

Location: Route 25

For Pokémon Interaction

The Pokémon are Pokémon by interaction that appear on the map and mark the game for something eg the legendary appear with the icon on the map and have the paper (are legendary). These appear the icon on the map too but instead of being legendary Pokemon are normal outputs that bloquiam or things like that. (I will not put all the legendary because they appear so).

# 185 Sudowoodo

The first Pokemon is Sudowoodo interagível. Sudowoodo is on Route 36 and bloquia the path between Goldenrod City / Violet City / Ecruteak City, how come is a very important passage for those who do not already have HM 02 - Fly. For thou take away from there you need to get SquirtBottle girl in Goldenrod Flower Shop of the right side of the Gym after you defeat this.

Use the item on Sudowoodo and he will contend with thee, to conquer him out of there. He'll be at 20.

# 131 Lapras

The next Pokemon is Lapras. Lapras is the only one that appears every Friday at Union Cave's Basement. Even if one captures a Friday next week another Lapras appears ready to be captured.

You can only go to the Lapras using HM 03 - Surf, shortly before the Lapras defy you to defeat Morty first. He'll be at 20.

# 130 Gyarados (Gyarados Red / Shiny Gyarados)

Next is the Red Gyarados / Shiny Gyarados. It is the only Pokémon with different color garatida game. Before defy the Mahogany Town Gym'll be informed of problems in the Lake of Rage. When you get there you will see the raging water Gyarados. To calm down you should capture it or defeat it in battle. Once challenged, Lance will ask you for helping to stop Team Rocket. He'll be at 30.

# 143 Snorlax

Snorlax is the last Pokemon interagível. Snorlaz abloquear is input to the Diglett's Cave and to Route 11. It limits your activity in Kanto making you do something you can go the only way obviously. One can cross the path of Snorlax making a small mission. When in Lavender Town, you'll find that the Radio Tower is not recbendo no energy, so you'll have to go to the Power Plant investigate. When you get there you will realize that the generator has a missing piece to work. Go to Cerulian Gym and you'll find a member of Team Rocket. He quickly goes away and you will can find it on Route 24. Battle with him and he'll tell you who left such part somewhere in the Cerulean Gym Catch this piece (Part Machine) and takes her to the Power Plant and the energy will return. Now you can go to the Radio Tower in Lavender and you will receive the Radio Expansion. Now you will have to put Snorlax Pokeflute playing on the radio of your Pokégear and press "A" on Snorlax, he will wake up and battle you. He will be at level 50.

New Egg Moves

KANTO

Bulbasaur: Power Whip, Sludge

Squirtle: Water Spout

Spearow: FeatherDance

Ekans: Switcheroo

Sandshrew: Mud Shot

Nidoran ♀: Skull Bash, Amnesia, Confusion, Sucker Punch, Head Smash

Vulpix: Power Swap

Oddish: Teeter Dance

Paras: Agility

Diglett: Reversal

Meowth: Tail Whip

Psyduck: Encore

Mankey: Encore

Growlithe: Morning Sun

Poliwag: Encore

Machop: Power Trick

Bellsprout: Weather Ball

Tentacool: Muddy Water

Geodude: Curse

Ponyta: Morning Sun

Farfetch'd: Leaf Blade

Seel: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up

Shellder: Rock Blast

Gastly: Disable

Drowzee: Guard Swap

Krabby: Agility

Exeggcute: Power Swap

Cubone: Detect

Lickitung: Muddy Water

Rhyhorn: Skull Bash

Chansey: Mud Bomb

Tangela: Power Swap

Horsea: Razor Wind, Muddy Water

Goldeen: Body Slam

Mr. Mime: Nasty Plot

Eevee: Detect

Omanyte: Muddy Water

Dratini: ExtremeSpeed

Johto

Cyndaquil: Extrasensory

Totodile: Aqua Jet

Pichu: Flail

Cleffa: Aromatherapy

Togepi: Extrasensory

Wooper: Recover

Murkrow: Brave Bird

Misdreavus: Nasty Plot

Girafarig: Razor Wind

Pineco: Power Trick

Dunsparce: Agility

Gligar: Power Trick

Qwilfish: Aqua Jet

Sneasel: Assist

Teddiursa: Belly Drum

Corsola: Curse

Remoraid: Water Spout

Delibird: Fake Out

Skarmory: Guard Swap

Houndour: Feint

Phanpy: Head Smash

Stantler: Megahorn

Smoochum: Nasty Plot

Elekid: Feint

Magby: Belly Drum

Hoenn

Treecko: Razor Wind

Torchic: FeatherDance

Mudkip: Yawn, Sludge

Lotad: Counter

Seedot: Power Swap

Ralts: Encore

Whismur: Arm Hammer

Makuhita: Feint

Nosepass: Head Smash

Skitty: Mud Bomb

Sableye: Feint

Mawile: Guard Swap

Aron: Head Smash

Electrike: Switcheroo

Plusle: Discharge

Minun: Discharge

Wailmer: Aqua Ring

Numel: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up

Torkoal: Skull Bash

Trapinch: Mud Shot

Cacnea: Nasty Plot

Swablu: Power Swap

Zangoose: Disable

Seviper: Switcheroo

Barboach: Dragon Dance

Corphish: Dragon Dance

Lileep: Curse

Anorith: Curse

Kecleon: Recover

Tropius: Dragon Dance

Absol: Megahorn

Snorunt: Weather Ball

Spheal: Aqua Ring

Clamperl: Muddy Water

Relicanth: Muddy Water

Luvdisc: Aqua Jet

SINOOH

Turtwig: Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up

Chimchar: Assist

Piplup: FeatherDance

Shinx: Night Slash

Cranidos: Curse

Shieldon: Counter

Cherubi: Weather Ball

Shellos: Trump Card, Sludge

Drifloon: Weather Ball

Buneary: Flail

Glameow: Flail

Stunky: Haze

Mime Jr.: Nasty Plot

Happiny: Mud Bomb

Gible: Mud Shot

Munchlax: Counter

Riolu: Follow Me

Hippopotas: Revenge

Croagunk: Counter

Snover: Skull Bash

Power Items

For it is the Power Items, which in DPPt give more EVs to Pokemon HG SS in addition to have some utility in most breeds ... For example you have a Bulbassaur EVs with 31 HP and a Ditto with 31 EVs in Speed and ditto have the Power Item corresponding to speed and have Bulbassaur Power Item corresponding to the HP Bulbassaur be born, born with 31 and 31 HP EVs EVs to Speed! The other will be chosen randomly as before, but of course qunatos best IVs have the best Pokemon IVs have the child. This is the Power Item corresponding to IVs in Pokémon Holdado Father or Mother to Son passed which allows to have at least two IVs guaranteed in children. Here is a list of Items Power: Power Anklet -> Speed Power Band -> Special Defense Power Belt -> Defense Power Bracer -> Attack Power Lens -> Special Attack Power Weight -> Hit Points (This does not serve anything in IVs) . With this method, it will be impossible to choose the nature of Pokémon (Everstone method).

Move Tutors As in previous games Pokémon Heart Gold & Soul Silver also have a variety of Move Tutors. This Move Tutors are tutors who taught the attacks Pokémon not normally learn by lvl up.

Ilex Forest - Headbutt

It is the first move tutor you meet in the game. Stay in Ilex Forest can get this in your Pokémon moves after defeating the 2nd Gym This Move Tutor is free.

Blackthorn City - Elemental Beams

This is the 2nd game of the tutor moves. Here your starting Pokemon (in all regions) can learn these attacks after the maximum happiness. In this same house you will find the Move Relearner (Teach moves forgotten) and Move Deleter (MAKE forget the attacks learned). This Move Tutor is free.

Elemental Beams These are:

Frenzy Plant - For the initial Grass

Blast Burn - For the initial Fire

Hydro Cannon - For the initial Water

Frontier Front

In Frontier Front'll find a house with 3 men sitting inside. They teach a variety of moves that you can teach your Pokemon. Unlike other Move Tutors they have to pay to be taught. The price gains are Battle Points at the Battle Frontier. You can teach these moves:

* Move - Cost

Bounce - 32 B.P

Gastro Acid - 32 B.P

Gunk Shot - 32 B.P

Low Kick - 32 B.P

Mud-slap - 32 B.P

Rollout - 32 B.P

Ancientpower - 40 B.P

Aqua Tail - 40 B.P

Earth Power - 40 B.P

Iron Defense - 40 B.P

Iron Head - 40 B.P

Seed Bomb - 40 B.P

Signal Beam - 40 B.P

Super Fang - 40 B.P

Twister - 40 B.P

Heat Wave - 48 B.P

Outrage - 48 B.P

Superpower - 48 B.P

Endeavor - 64 B.P

Pain Split - 64 B.P

Sky Attack - 64 B.P

Bite Bug - 32 B.P

Fury Cutter - 32 B.P

Dive - 40 B.P

Knock Off - 40 B.P

Sucker Punch - 40 B.P

Air Cutter - 48 B.P

Icy Wind - 48 B.P

Ominous Wind - 48 B.P

Trick - 48 B.P

Vacuum Wave - 48 B.P

Fire Punch - 64 B.P

Ice Punch - 64 B.P

Thunderpunch - 64 B.P

Zen Headbutt - 64 B.P

Block - 32 B.P

Gravity - 32 B.P

Magic Coat - 32 B.P

Snore - 32 B.P

String Shot - 32 B.P

Worry Seed - 32 B.P

Helping Hand - 40 B.P

Magnet Rise - 40 B.P

Spite - 40 B.P

Swift - 40 B.P

Synthesis - 40 B.P

Heal Bell - 48 B.P

Last Resort - 48 B.P

Role Play - 48 B.P

Tailwind - 48 B.P

Uproar - 48 B.P

Pokemon-unique PokéWalker Here I am with another topic! This time will be about the Pokémon exclusive puderão PokéWalker catch on, and of course, your location!

Pokemon List

Pokémon

Location

Skitty

Hoenn Field

Carvanha

Warm Beach

Wailmer

Warm Beach

Feebas

Quiet Cave

Castform

Tree House

Kecleon

Tree House

Tropius

Big Florest

Snorunt

Cold Mountainpath

Shellos

Rough Sea

Spiritomb

Quiet Cave

Finneon

Rough Sea

Snover

Cold Mountainpath

Pokémon of Sinnoh and Hoenn

To find Pokemon of Hoenn:

You have to turn the radio station Pokémon Pokégear in March every Wednesday. Then just walk the herbs that you are appearing Pokemon Hoenn!

To find Pokemon Sinnoh:

You have to turn the radio station Pokémon Pokégear in March every Thursday. Then just walk the herbs that you are appearing Pokémon of Sinnoh!

The problem with this method is that whenever you make a battle, you have to adjust again the radio station (Pokémon March).

Another method:

After you may obtain the National Dex, the few, you will start to appear some Pokémon from other regions, Hoenn and Sinnoh nomiadamente! First, appear in Bug Catching Performance; then some Headbutt Trees, then the Safari Zone and finally by swarm!

Hoenn Pokémon that appear:

Zigzagoon

Linoone

Whismur

Makuhita

Meditite

Plusle

Minun

Numel

Spoink

Spinda

Absol

Sinnoh Pokemon that appear:

Bidoof

Shinx

Budew

Buizel

Chingling

Bronzor

Chatot

Carnivine

Headbutt Trees

Also in previous games had these trees, and of course the remakes, they puderiam not miss! But it comes with a twist. In these remakes, all trees are Headbutt Trees. However, if you use the Headbutt a tree, and not leave any of her Pokémon, Pokémon never have that tree! But if a Pokémon out there, that tree will always have Pokémon!

In Johto, the trees are always out the routes and generally, you have to use Rock Climb to get there, ie only puderás reach these trees after you have the National Dex! The Pokémon that are in these trees are quite restricted, which makes them very rare! There now follows a list of Pokémon that puderás come before, and after you may obtain the National Dex

In Kanto, the Pokémon are more spread out and can be found in almost any tree in their respective locations.

Pokemon List

Pokémon

Version

Before the National Dex

After the National Dex

Caterpie

HeartGold

Metapod

HeartGold

Butterfree

HeartGold

Weedle

SoulSilver

Kakuna

SoulSilver

Breedrill

SoulSilver

Spearow

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Venonat

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Exeggcute

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Hoothoot

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Noctowl

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Ledyba

SoulSilver

Ledian

SoulSilver

Spinarak

HeartGold

Ariados

HeartGold

Aipom

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Pineco

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Heracross

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Wurmple

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Seedot

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Taillow

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Shroomish

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Slakoth

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Starly

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Burmy

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Combee

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Cherubi

HeartGold / SoulSilver

Pokémon as Taillow, Slakoth, Starly, and Burmy Cherubi has specific location.

Taillow

Location: City Cherrygrove

Need: Surf and Rock Climb

Slakoth

Location: Route 25

Requires: -

Starly

Location: Pewter City (Route 2)

Requires: -

Burmy

Location: Route 38

Need: Rock Climb

Cherubi

Location: National Park

Need: Rock Climb

Items available in Pokéathlon

Day of the week

Before the National Dex

After the National Dex

Second

Red Apricorn; 200P

Blue Apricorn; 200P

Green Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Moonstone; 3000P

Rare Candy; 2000P

Full Restore; 500P

King's Rock; 3000P

Sun Stone; 3000P

Water Stone; 2500P

Shiny Stone; 3000P

Dusk Stone; 3000P

Third

Yellow Apricorn; 200P

Pink Apricorn; 200P

White Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Fire Stone; 3000P

PP Up; 1000P

Full Restore; 500P

Metal Coat; 2500P

Waterstone; 2500P

Water Stone; 2500P

Dusk Stone; 3000P

Dawn Stone; 3000P

Wednesday

Blue Apricorn; 200P

Pink Apricorn; 200P

Black Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Water Stone; 2500P

Heart Scale; 1000P

Full Restore; 500P

Dragon Scale; 2500P

Thunderstone; 2500P

Moonstone; 3000P

Shiny Stone; 3000P

DawnStone; 3000P

Farm

Yellow Apricorn; 200P

Pink Apricorn; 200P

White Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Thunderstone; 2500P

PP Up; 500P

Full Restore; 500P

King's Rock; 3000P

Fire Stone; 2500P

Leaf Stone; 2500P

Shiny Stone; 3000P

Dusk Stone; 3000P

Friday

Red Apricorn; 200P

Yellow Apricorn; 200P

Green Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Metal Coat; 2500P

Nugget; 500P

Full Restore; 500P

Dragon Scale; 2500P

Water Stone; 2500P

Sunstone; 3000P

Dusk Stone; 3000P

Dawn Stone; 3000P

Saturday

Green Apricorn; 200P

White Apricorn; 200P

Black Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

Leaf Stone; 2500P

Rare Candy; 2000P

Full Restore; 500P

Metal Coat; 2500P

Thunderstone; 2500P

Shiny Stone; 3000P

Dusk Stone; 3000P

Dawn Stone; 3000P

Sunday

Red Apricorn; 200P

Blue Apricorn; 200P

Black Apricorn; 200P

Moomoo Milk; 100P

King's Rock; 3000P

Heart Scale; 1000P

Full Restore; 500P

Nugget; 500P

Sun Stone; 3000P

Fire Stone; 2500P

Shiny Stone; 3000P

Dawn Stone; 3000P

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sexta-feira, 20 de abril de 2012

tudo sobre pokemon heart gold e soul silver (all about pokemon heart gold and soul silver)

Tudo sobre pokemon HG/SS

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