Ask PokéJungle: All Ends With Beginnings

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We’re now almost two days away from Pokémon X & Y releasing on Saturday. Us staff are busy making preparations for our coverage beginning very, VERY soon, and finalising some details between us all. Whilst we make these final arrangements we thought we’d give our readers the chance to let us know what they’d like to see in our coverage. Is there a certain Pokémon you’d like us to take a look at, or do you want to know what Pokémon learns what move at what level?

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  1. So Pokejungle, if you don’t mind, I’d love to know the answer to these things if you can cover them when X and Y are out:
    1) When can we trade our Pokemon? (after getting the Pokedex or after the first gym?)
    2) List all the Pokemon with new evolution methods and/or Pokemon that need specifics to evolve?
    3) Can you get multiple Mega Stones for one type of Pokemon in one game?

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    • 1. I believe after you get the Pokedex
      2. So far, Pancham, Inkay, and Eevee! Pancham you need a another Dark-Type on your team. Inkay you need to turn your 3DS upside-down. For Eevee it has something to do with Pokemon-Amie!
      3. No! Each Pokemon has a specific Mega Stone! I believe it’s only 1 in the game for a Pokemon!

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  2. Where do u get pokemon amie and super training?
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    Can u get a labcoat?
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    Can u rebattle gym leaders or rivals?

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    • 1. You automatically have Amie and Super Training at the start! Just hit the arrows and you can switch between PSS, Pokemon Amie, and Super Training!
      2. Don’t know! Yet, that would be sick!
      3. No. Many of the leakers have not been able to! I hope that returns!

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  3. There is some Pokemon I love in this generation taht I just have to have. I would really appreciate details on Swirlix and Inkay. Like, what is the earliest area I can find? How do they evolve or what process do they evolve through?

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    • The Central region is where you start out at first. Swirlix is found within Central.

      Inkay can be found in the Coastal region, the area you get to next.

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  4. Can you cover every single new move that’s been released so far?
    Oh, and wouldn’t it be awesome if xerneas could learn forest’s curse?

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    • Here ya go:

      Spiky Shield: A protect that deals damage if the opponent used a physical move. Known by Chesnaught.
      Mystical Fire: A Fire-type Snarl – lowers opponent’s Sp.Atk. Known by Delphox.
      Water Shuriken. Water-type, multi-hit priority move. Known by Greninja.
      Power-Up Punch: Fighting move, 40 Power, increases Attack by one stage 100% of the time. Known by Hawlucha.
      Flying Press: Fighting, 80 Power, the move is a dual type move – both Fighting and Flying. Known by Hawlucha.
      Play Nice: Seems to be a Growl clone. Known by Pikachu.
      Crafty Shield: Fairy move, protects from status moves. Known by Klefti.
      Infestation: A Bug-type Fire Spin.
      Forest’s Curse: Turns the target’s type into Grass. Known by Phantump.
      Venom Drench: Lowers Sp.Atk and Speed of a Poisoned Pokemon. Known by Seviper.
      Trick-or-Treat: Adds Ghost-type to target.
      Oblivion Wing is Flying, Special, 80 Power 100 Accuracy. Restores HP by ‘over half’ of the damage dealt. Known by Yveltal.
      Magnetic Field boosts the power of Electric moves.
      Misty Terrain: halves damage from Dragon-type attacks for Pokemon touching the ground and protects everyone in battle from status. Known by Florges.
      Dazzling Gleam: Fairy, special move, 80 base power, no effect.
      Knight’s Shield: Protects the Pokemon, but also lowers the opponent’s Attack if they used a contact move. Known by Aegislash.
      Moonburst: Fairy, special 95 base power, can lower opponent’s Sp.Atk.
      Parabolic Charge: Special, 50BP, 20PP. Multi-target. Restores HP by half the damage dealt.
      Phantom Force: Physical, 90BP, 10PP. Single target. The user vanishes
      somewhere, then strikes the target on the next turn. This move hits
      even if the target protects itself. Known by Trevenant.
      Geomancy gives the user +2 Sp.Atk, Sp.Def and Speed on the next turn.
      Disarming Voice is a Fairy move with 40 base power, it never misses and it hits all opponents.
      —Fire Pledge now has 80 power.
      —Vine Whip has been changed.
      Sweet Kiss and Charm are now Fairy-type attacks

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      • I think the useful thing about Play Nice, as it were, is the rare occasion you are faced against a sound proof Pokemon, and you really really want to growl it, Play Nice will work regardless, as it isn’t sound based.

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        • Yeah that could be an asset. Im glad Pokemon is actually thinking outside of the box with their attacks this time!
          Edit* I found a couple more new attacks added!

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      • Wait…Oblivion Wing is Flying type….and heals? Kind of a bummer it doesnt benefit from Dark Aura but wow….dat surprise heal. I know we speculated about it from old videos but to see its true is shocking to me lol.

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        • Yeah, I don’t know why it isn’t a Dark Type move. At all. I guess that it’s useful as a Flying move, plus will let it hit Fairy Pokemon at full power, and seeing that Xerneas Signature Move isn’t doing damage kind of makes it okay. It’s an extremely powerful in terms of the boosts it will give, but I was thinking it was going to be some kind of extremely powerful fairy move, and then boosted by the Fairy Aura, but I guess this makes it kind of fair for both.

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  5. One other thing has been bugging me. Are Pumpkaboo and Phantrump version exclusives? It seems like they would be, conaidering they are the same type, have similar themes, appear back-to-back in the Pokedex, and have the same amount of evolutions,

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  6. Have any of the leakers said anything about the re-battling of any trainers? One thing I liked about BW was that the sports domes were there and it was an easy way to train after everyone else was beaten.

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  7. Something I would like to know is, are Mega Stones transferable? I assume that I can trade my Charizardite X to my friend of whom has Pokémon Y so he can try out Mega Charizard X?

    Amirite?

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  8. Dedenne info stat!

    Also Vivillon forms Greatly interest me

    Just don’t rate Pokemon on their usefulness, it upsets me to see Pokemon people say they like from this Gen already being tossed aside as “crap” …=/

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  9. I kinda want to know what kind of Pokemon are at a certain place. It’ll help me. But I know that’s a lot of work, but maybe just the locations of the new Kalos Pokemon? And how they evolve; I know some, but not all evolution patterns

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    • Here are where most are found in their areas. This excludes Mewtwo and the Legendary Birds who are also listed in the Mountain region dex. As for evolution I found this:

      #650 Chespin (Grass) -> -> #651 Quilladin (Grass) -> Leve 36 -> #652 Chesnaught (Grass/Fighting)
      #653 Fennekin (Fire) -> -> #654 Braixen (Fire) -> Level 36 -> #655 Delphox (Fire/Psychic)
      #656 Froakie (Water) -> -> #657 Frogadier (Water) -> Level 36 -> #658 Greninja (Water/Dark)
      #659 Bunnelby (Normal) -> -> #660 Diggersby (Normal/Ground)
      #661 Fletchling (Normal/Flying) -> -> Level 18 #662 Fletchinder (Fire/Flying) -> -> #663 Talonflame (Fire/Flying)
      #664 Scatterbug (Bug) -> Level 9 -> #665 Spewpa (Bug) -> Level 12 -> #666 Vivillon (Bug/Flying)
      #667 Litleo (Fire/Normal) -> Fire Stone -> #668 Pyroar (Fire/Normal)
      #669 Flabébé (Fairy) -> Level 19 -> #670 Floette (Fairy) -> Evolve with Shiny Stone -> #671 Florges (Fairy)
      #672 Skiddo (Grass) -> -> #673 Gogoat (Grass)
      #674 Pancham (Fighting) -> Level Up with Dark-type in party -> #675 Pangoro (Fighting/Dark)
      #677 Espurr (Psychic) -> -> #678 Meowstic (Psychic)
      #679 Honedge (Steel/Ghost) -> -> #680 Doublade (Steel/Ghost) -> Dusk Stone -> #681 Aegislash (Steel/Ghost)
      #682 Spritzee (Fairy) -> Evolve via Trade while holding Sachet -> #683 Aromatisse (Fairy)
      #684 Swirlix (Fairy) -> Evolve via Trade while holding Whipped Dream -> #685 Slurpuff (Fairy)
      #686 Inkay (Dark/Psychic) -> Level Up with 3DS Upside-Down -> #687 Malamar (Dark/Psychic)
      #688 Binacle (Rock/Water) -> -> #689 Barbaracle (Rock/Water)
      #690 Skrelp (Poison/Water) -> Level Up once learned Camouflage -> #691 Dragalge (Poison/Water)
      #692 Clauncher (Water) -> Level 37 -> #693 Clawitzer (Water)
      #694 Helioptile (Electric/Normal) -> Evolve with Sun Stone -> #695 Heliolisk (Electric/Normal)
      #696 Tyrunt (Rock/Dragon) -> -> #697 Tyrantrum (Rock/Dragon)
      #698 Amaura (Rock/Ice) -> -> #699 Aurorus (Rock/Ice)
      Eevee (Normal) evolves when its bond level (heart meter) in Pokemon Amie is full! In other words feed Eevee some cake. #700 Sylveon (Fairy)
      #704 Goomy (Dragon) -> -> #705 Sliggoo (Dragon) -> Level 70 -> #706 Goodra (Dragon)
      #708 Phantump (Ghost/Grass) -> -> #709 Trevenant (Ghost/Grass)
      #710 Pumpkaboo (Ghost/Grass) -> -> #711 Gourgeist (Ghost/Grass)
      #712 Bergmite (Ice) -> Level 40 -> #713 Avalugg (Ice)
      #714 Noibat (Flying/Dragon) -> -> #715 Noivern (Flying/Dragon)

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  10. I want to know if the music you can choose for your battle is music from the game itself, brand new music altogether, and/or music from older games.

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  11. I would like to see coverage on the following:
    Pokemon Movesets
    Requirements for Evolution and Form Change
    Location of important or interesting items
    A look at some of the lesser known features and interesting things in the games such as cafe’s etc

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  12. Delphox is confirmed not to have gender differences. Also if any other fennekin lovers were upset about dephox loosing its wand like me, now, instead of it’s wand sticking out of its tail, it’s hidden it its sleeve instead which I think is pretty cool! Also after seeing delphox in action I like it even more 🙂

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  13. What I would like to see is a whole entire section dedicated to Chespin! (Love that little fella)
    Maybe Pokemon-Amie shots of each Pokemon?

    The locations for each Mega Stone or chances of finding it, etc. That would be the best!

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