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===Legendary Pokémon: Heatran===
==Legendary Pokémon: Heatran==
Heatran will only appear after you go through Stark Mountain the first time with Buck. After Buck takes the Magma Stone, use an Escape Rope to get out of the mountain quickly and head back to the [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl/Survival Area|Survival Area]]. Go to the house next to the Pokémon Center and talk to Buck's grandfather. He will say how the Magma Stone keeps the volcano and the Pokémon in order. Oh. Nice one, Buck. Now a very important step: '''''TALK TO BUCK'''''. This is essential as Heatran '''''will not''''' appear if you don't talk to Buck. He will say that he doesn't need any help to put the Stone back, and he then heads off to Stark Mountain.
Heatran will only appear after you go through Stark Mountain the first time with Buck. After Buck takes the Magma Stone, use an Escape Rope to get out of the mountain quickly and head back to the [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl/Survival Area|Survival Area]]. Go to the house next to the Pokémon Center and talk to Buck's grandfather. He will say how the Magma Stone keeps the volcano and the Pokémon in order. Oh. Nice one, Buck. Now a very important step: '''''TALK TO BUCK'''''. This is essential as Heatran '''''will not''''' appear if you don't talk to Buck. He will say that he doesn't need any help to put the Stone back, and he then heads off to Stark Mountain.


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|Heatran[[image:Pokemon_485Heatran.png|40px]]||Fire/Steel||Lava Plume, Scary Face, Fire Spin, Iron Head||70||50 Dusk Balls/20 Ultra Balls/20 Timer Balls/Health items( in case you get hurt)||Fire, Water, Fighting
|Heatran[[image:Pokemon_485Heatran.png|40px]]||Fire/Steel||Lava Plume, Scary Face, Fire Spin, Iron Head||70||50 Dusk Balls/20 Ultra Balls/20 Timer Balls/Health items( in case you get hurt)||Fire, Water, Fighting
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Heatran, despite the fact that he is level 70, is not all that powerful. his strongest attack is Iron Head, so you might want to lead with a strong Electric Type Pokémon (an Electric might be able to paralyze Heatran, too). The best strategy for Heatran is this: as mentioned earlier, lead with an Electric Type Pokémon and paralyze it. then, get it down to red (very, ''very'' low red), and throw Dusk Balls (see "Recommended Items in the table if you haven't already). You might want to try an Ultra Ball if the Dusk Balls don't seem to work, but Dusk Balls work best as Heatran is in a cave and in a cave they have 4x capture rate while ultra balls have 2x capture rate. Also, if you're very unlucky, you might want to throw some Timer Balls at round 20 and after, after round 30 is the best because then the balls have the same capture rate as Dusk Balls. Persistence and patience is the key to his capture.  
Heatran, is at Level 70. His strongest attack is Iron Head, so you might want to lead with a strong Electric Type Pokémon (an Electric might be able to paralyze Heatran, too). The best strategy for Heatran is this: as mentioned earlier, lead with an Electric Type Pokémon and paralyze it. then, get it down to red (very, ''very'' low red), and throw Dusk Balls (see "Recommended Items in the table if you haven't already). You might want to try an Ultra Ball if the Dusk Balls don't seem to work, but Dusk Balls work best as Heatran is in a cave and in a cave they have 4x capture rate while ultra balls have 2x capture rate. Also, if you're very unlucky, you might want to throw some Timer Balls at round 20 and after, after round 30 is the best because then the balls have the same capture rate as Dusk Balls. Persistence and patience is the key to his capture.  




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