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== Choosing your Starter ==
== Nuvema Town ==


At the beginning of the game, you are in your house with your male rival,Cheren. You are waiting for your female rival,Belle to show up. When she does, both of your rivals urge you to open your birthday present from Professor Aragagi. In the box, you will find three Pokeballs(Containing Pokabu(Fire Type),Mijumaru(Water Type),Tsutaja(Grass Type). This is where you choose your starter Pokemon. Choose wisely. Once you choose, your rivals will take the other Pokemon. The male rival will receive the Pokemon with the type advantage to yours, while the female rival will receive the Pokemon with the type disadvantage to yours. After you select your Pokemon, a battle will ensue with your female rival. Bel (if you picked Tsutarja)
The game begins with a short cutscene. It shows Professor Juniper leaving her lab and traveling to the player's house. She will leave the house after a few seconds. The main game will then begin. You and your friend, Cheren are waiting in your room for your other friend, Bianca to show up. When she finally arrives, the three of you will open the box on your desk. Inside the box are three Poké Balls. These Poké Balls contain the Grass-Type Snivy, the Fire-Type Tepig and the Water-Type Oshawott. Tap the Poké Ball that contains the Starter you want. You will then be asked to confirm your selection. Tap yes to receive your Starter. It doesn't really matter which Starter you choose, as none of the Starters have an advantage over the types of the first two Gyms. Once you have made your decision, Bianca will choose the Starter with a weakness to yours, leaving Cheren with the Starter that has an advantage over yours. Bianca will then challenge you to a battle.<br />
Mijumaru  Lv. 5
(if you picked Pokabu)
Tsutarja  Lv. 5
(if you picked Mijumaru)
Pokabu  Lv. 5
Beat her, and collect $500. After the battle, your room will be a mess. Nonetheless, your male rival will heal your Pokemon, and then challenge you to a battle. Cheren (if you picked Tsutarja)
Pokabu  Lv. 5
(if you picked Pokabu)
Mijumaru  Lv. 5
(if you picked Mijumaru)
Tsutarja  Lv. 5
These first two battles aren't much, considering the only attacks the Pokemon know are Tackle and either Leer, or Tail Whip. After your second battle, your male rival will storm out of your room, upset that he lost. Follow him outside.
He will be downstairs with Belle saying some stuff and he goes.In your home town you have to go to Belle's house and her father will be yelling at her like an idiot and she goes off to prof. lab.Now you need to go to the prof. lab and get the pokedex also note that you should give your starter an english nickname so you can understand it.
As you leave the Lab, your mom will show up and be all proud of you and stuff, then she'll give all three of you a Town Map, which lets you take a look at the Isshu region in depth. Go ahead and use it from your Key Items if you'd like.
Things you should know...
Since the game is in Japanese, navigating the menus may be a little daunting at first. If you're familiar with any of the Gen IV games, you should be able to figure it out anyway, but just in case, I'll give you a quick refresher to help you get through before you set off on your adventure!


To get to the menu, just press X. That will open up a window on the bottom screen, where you can then use either your stylus or control pad to navigate.
===Rival: Bianca===
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{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
|-
! Pokémon
! Type
! Level
|-
| ''If you selected Snivy''<br />Oshawott
| Water
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
| $500
|}


The top-left most button will open up your Pokemon menu. Just like in the other games, you just select which Pokemon you want to do something with, and then choose the option.


•The top option lets you view the Pokemon's stats. You can press left or right to switch pages and view attacks/stats as opposed to generic info.
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•The second option lets you move the Pokemon around, just like in the old games.
{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
•The third option lets you give the Pokemon a held item from your bag, like in the old games.
|-
•The last option is cancel, duh!
! Pokémon
•Obviously, as you get HM moves, these will appear as well.
! Type
The top-right most button is the Pokedex. When you open it up, it won't do anything until you either press A or tap it to open it. Then it just shows you all of your Pokedex stuff sort of like the other games, including how many you've seen and caught.
! Level
|-
| ''If you selected Tepig''<br />Snivy
| Grass
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
| $500
|}


The middle-left button is for your Bag (items). You can use left and right to scroll through your different pockets, and it will show the items on the right-hand side of the screen in a list. There are apparently ways you can sort the items, too, which is convenient.


The middle-right button that has your name on it is your Trainer Card. It shows how many badges you have and some other information. It looks pretty sweet, plus you can flip it around and sign the back of your Trainer Card if you'd like.
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{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
|-
! Pokémon
! Type
! Level
|-
| ''If you selected Oshawott''<br />Tepig
| Fire
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
|  $500
|}
{{col|3|end}}


The bottom-left button is Save (Report in Japanese), and it lets you save your game. This is something you should do on a regular basis, so make sure you know how to do that! Yeah, you heard me; go save right now!
After the battle, your room will be a complete mess. Cheren then heals Bianca's Pokémon and then your own. After he has healed your Pokémon, Bianca suggests you and Cheren have a battle. You both accept to battle and you have your first battle with Cheren.


And lastly there are the settings in the bottom-right button. Let me break down what they all are, or at least the ones I know...
===Rival: Cheren===
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{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
! Pokémon
! Type
! Level
|-
| ''If you selected Snivy''<br />Tepig             
| Fire
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
| $500
|}


•Text Speed: Slow, [Medium], Fast
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•Battle Animation: [Animated], No Animation (for attacks)
{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
•Battle Rules: [Shift], Set (If changed to "Set", you cannot switch Pokemon in Trainer battles after you KO a Pokemon.)
|-
•Sound: [Stereo], Mono
! Pokémon
•Language Mode: [Hiragana], Kanji
! Type
•IR Mode: [Write] / Don't Write (apparently determines whether or not to save before starting an IR connection)
! Level
After changing the settings, you'll need to hit Confirm in the bottom-right, although not the button with the arrow on it.
|-
| ''If you selected Tepig''<br />Oshawott         
| Water
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
| $500
|}


And there you have it, basic controls in a nutshell. See, that's not so hard, is it? Thankfully there are pictures and icons everywhere, so it makes it pretty easy for you to figure out what's going on.
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{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
|-
! Pokémon
! Type
! Level
|-
| ''If you selected Oshawott''<br>Snivy     
| Grass
| 5
|-
! ''Reward''
| $500
|}
{{col|3|end}}
 
If you lose to Cheren, he will gloat about his victory before leaving the room. If you win, however, he will leave the room, upset that he lost. Either way, follow him and Bianca downstairs.<br />
 
You will find Cheren and Bianca apologizing to your mom for the mess your room is now in. After a bit more dialogue, they will leave. Your mom will then speak to you and give you an '''Xtransceiver''' (this is actually called the "cross-transceiver", don't let the "X" confuse you). Leave your house and you'll find yourself in Nuvema Town. You'll see Bianca walk south, scaring away a flock of Pidove in the process (Woobat if you're playing during the night). Follow her down the road and enter the house on the left. Inside, you'll find Bianca's dad shouting at her because he doesn't want his daughter to go on a journey. Bianca will then leave the house and head over to Prof. Juniper's Lab. Leave Bianca's house and head to the northwest corner of the town, where you'll meet up with Bianca and Cheren. The three of you will enter Prof. Juniper's lab. After a chunk of dialogue, Prof. Juniper will ask if you want to nickname your Pokémon. Nickname your Starter if you want. Juniper will then ask you to complete the '''Pokédex''' for her. Select 'yes' and you will obtain a Pokédex. Now, leave the lab and you will come face-to-face with your mom. Bianca and Cheren exit the lab also and stand with you. Your mom gives each of you a Town Map, which brings up a detailed map of the Unova region when activated.<br>
 
Now that all that's done, head northeast onto Route 1!
 
==Starter Pokémon==
{| {{prettytable|notwide=1}}
! style="background-color:#78C850;color:#fff;" | #495 Snivy
! style="background-color:#F08030;color:#fff;" | #498 Tepig
! style="background-color:#6890F0;color:#fff;" | #501 Oshawott
|-valign="top"
| [[File:Pokemon 495Snivy.png|left]] {{Bp|Snivy}} is one of the three starter Pokémon, and is a pure Grass type from start to finish. It focuses on Speed, Defense, and Special Defense, and uses a variety of Grass type attacks. It should mainly be used to stall your opponents rather than an all out attacker, and can learn some useful defensive moves such as Reflect and Light Screen as well as whittle down HP with Toxic and Leech Seed. Both Physical attacks such as Vine Whip and Leaf Blade and Special attacks such as Leaf Tornado and Giga Drain are learned at a fairly regular pace, and are accompanied by other useful moves such as Growth and Coil, which help compensate for its lack of offensive power. However, it's pure Grass typing gives it a myriad of weaknesses, and the lack of non-Grass type attacks, even using TMs, means that you'll frequently have to use other Pokémon. Out of the three Unova starters, Snivy is probably the least useful.
| [[File:Pokemon 498Tepig.png|right]] {{Bp|Tepig}} starts as a pure Fire type, but becomes part-fighting once it evolves into Pignite, much like its counterparts in Generations 3 and 4. It emphasizes HP and raw power at the expense of Speed and defensive strength, making it Snivy's rough opposite. Overall, Tepig is a solid Pokémon in a region that has no surplus of solid Fire Pokémon. Although it has trouble fully taking advantage of its typing and stats without TMs, it has enough things going for it to make it a worthy team member. Once it's an Emboar is gains a neutrality to Rock type moves, at the expense of a weakness to Flying and Psychic types. Tepig starts a bit slowly, not learning its first truly powerful moves until levels 15 to 17. At this point, it learns the useful physical Fire move Flame Charge, which also boosts speed, evolves into Pignite, and gains the useful Arm Thrust, which is particularly excellent for the second gym. Afterwards, it learns a variety of attacks, covering multiple types, until it eventually learns staples such as Flamethrower. Additionally, it can learn a wide variety of TMs, including more Fire and Fighting moves.
| [[File:Pokemon 501Oshawott.png|left]] {{Bp|Oshawott}} is a Water type Pokémon that, like Snivy, remains monotyped throughout its evolution.It is the most balanced of the starting Pokémon, despite an emphasis on Special Attack. Oshawott, as a whole, is a recommended choice for beginners. Its balanced stats, lack of weaknesses, and useful moves make it an easy pick. Oshawott quickly learns Water Gun, which works well with its stats. When it evolves into Dewott at level 17, it gains the mighty Razor Shell, a powerful physical Water move that remains useful the entire game. Over the long run, it learns better Special Water moves to replace Water Gun, such as Water Pulse and Surf by TM, as well as a few other useful moves such as Revenge. Its TM options are less than Tepig's but there are still valuable options, such as some powerful Ice attacks.
|}
 
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Latest revision as of 15:06, 11 December 2013

Nuvema Town[edit]

The game begins with a short cutscene. It shows Professor Juniper leaving her lab and traveling to the player's house. She will leave the house after a few seconds. The main game will then begin. You and your friend, Cheren are waiting in your room for your other friend, Bianca to show up. When she finally arrives, the three of you will open the box on your desk. Inside the box are three Poké Balls. These Poké Balls contain the Grass-Type Snivy, the Fire-Type Tepig and the Water-Type Oshawott. Tap the Poké Ball that contains the Starter you want. You will then be asked to confirm your selection. Tap yes to receive your Starter. It doesn't really matter which Starter you choose, as none of the Starters have an advantage over the types of the first two Gyms. Once you have made your decision, Bianca will choose the Starter with a weakness to yours, leaving Cheren with the Starter that has an advantage over yours. Bianca will then challenge you to a battle.

Rival: Bianca[edit]

Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Snivy
Oshawott
Water 5
Reward $500


Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Tepig
Snivy
Grass 5
Reward $500


Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Oshawott
Tepig
Fire 5
Reward $500

After the battle, your room will be a complete mess. Cheren then heals Bianca's Pokémon and then your own. After he has healed your Pokémon, Bianca suggests you and Cheren have a battle. You both accept to battle and you have your first battle with Cheren.

Rival: Cheren[edit]

Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Snivy
Tepig
Fire 5
Reward $500
Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Tepig
Oshawott
Water 5
Reward $500
Pokémon Type Level
If you selected Oshawott
Snivy
Grass 5
Reward $500

If you lose to Cheren, he will gloat about his victory before leaving the room. If you win, however, he will leave the room, upset that he lost. Either way, follow him and Bianca downstairs.

You will find Cheren and Bianca apologizing to your mom for the mess your room is now in. After a bit more dialogue, they will leave. Your mom will then speak to you and give you an Xtransceiver (this is actually called the "cross-transceiver", don't let the "X" confuse you). Leave your house and you'll find yourself in Nuvema Town. You'll see Bianca walk south, scaring away a flock of Pidove in the process (Woobat if you're playing during the night). Follow her down the road and enter the house on the left. Inside, you'll find Bianca's dad shouting at her because he doesn't want his daughter to go on a journey. Bianca will then leave the house and head over to Prof. Juniper's Lab. Leave Bianca's house and head to the northwest corner of the town, where you'll meet up with Bianca and Cheren. The three of you will enter Prof. Juniper's lab. After a chunk of dialogue, Prof. Juniper will ask if you want to nickname your Pokémon. Nickname your Starter if you want. Juniper will then ask you to complete the Pokédex for her. Select 'yes' and you will obtain a Pokédex. Now, leave the lab and you will come face-to-face with your mom. Bianca and Cheren exit the lab also and stand with you. Your mom gives each of you a Town Map, which brings up a detailed map of the Unova region when activated.

Now that all that's done, head northeast onto Route 1!

Starter Pokémon[edit]

#495 Snivy #498 Tepig #501 Oshawott
Snivy is one of the three starter Pokémon, and is a pure Grass type from start to finish. It focuses on Speed, Defense, and Special Defense, and uses a variety of Grass type attacks. It should mainly be used to stall your opponents rather than an all out attacker, and can learn some useful defensive moves such as Reflect and Light Screen as well as whittle down HP with Toxic and Leech Seed. Both Physical attacks such as Vine Whip and Leaf Blade and Special attacks such as Leaf Tornado and Giga Drain are learned at a fairly regular pace, and are accompanied by other useful moves such as Growth and Coil, which help compensate for its lack of offensive power. However, it's pure Grass typing gives it a myriad of weaknesses, and the lack of non-Grass type attacks, even using TMs, means that you'll frequently have to use other Pokémon. Out of the three Unova starters, Snivy is probably the least useful.
Tepig starts as a pure Fire type, but becomes part-fighting once it evolves into Pignite, much like its counterparts in Generations 3 and 4. It emphasizes HP and raw power at the expense of Speed and defensive strength, making it Snivy's rough opposite. Overall, Tepig is a solid Pokémon in a region that has no surplus of solid Fire Pokémon. Although it has trouble fully taking advantage of its typing and stats without TMs, it has enough things going for it to make it a worthy team member. Once it's an Emboar is gains a neutrality to Rock type moves, at the expense of a weakness to Flying and Psychic types. Tepig starts a bit slowly, not learning its first truly powerful moves until levels 15 to 17. At this point, it learns the useful physical Fire move Flame Charge, which also boosts speed, evolves into Pignite, and gains the useful Arm Thrust, which is particularly excellent for the second gym. Afterwards, it learns a variety of attacks, covering multiple types, until it eventually learns staples such as Flamethrower. Additionally, it can learn a wide variety of TMs, including more Fire and Fighting moves.
Oshawott is a Water type Pokémon that, like Snivy, remains monotyped throughout its evolution.It is the most balanced of the starting Pokémon, despite an emphasis on Special Attack. Oshawott, as a whole, is a recommended choice for beginners. Its balanced stats, lack of weaknesses, and useful moves make it an easy pick. Oshawott quickly learns Water Gun, which works well with its stats. When it evolves into Dewott at level 17, it gains the mighty Razor Shell, a powerful physical Water move that remains useful the entire game. Over the long run, it learns better Special Water moves to replace Water Gun, such as Water Pulse and Surf by TM, as well as a few other useful moves such as Revenge. Its TM options are less than Tepig's but there are still valuable options, such as some powerful Ice attacks.