Pokémon Generations Episode 12: The Magma Stone

Pokémon Generations Episode 12: The Magma Stone has just been released on the Official Pokémon YouTube Channel!

In The Magma Stone the remains of Team Galactic have awakened Heatran deep within Stark Mountain. Can Buck and Looker stop their burning ambitions from erupting into catastrophe?

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  1. So I just got the AC update a few days ago and want to have the Epona villager cause she’s one of my fav Zelda characters, but they don’t make the Sheik amiibo anymore and the prices are so inflated now 🙁 Why would you do this, nintendo? Offer us DLC that’s since passed out of production.

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  2. Anyone got a decent idea for using Golisopod? It’s the only new Water type I feel like using. It’s between it and Ribombee for my team. I had wanted to use it first, but then I saw it’s ability effect was unchanged upon evolution.

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    • Regional Magcargo, Electric/Water. It blasts heated electro-bubble streams from the sides of it’s shell to move at great speeds, especially underwater. The Mag part of it’s name is for Magnetic. Ability Swift Swim/Motor Drive.

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  3. Upon arriving in Alola, Slugma was brought onto an island far from the volcano. Not fast enough to reach the Volcano before it became too cold to move at all they tried reaching it by going through the water between the islands even though it caused them great pain, seriously shocking their systems. After learning to swim with the currents and acclimatising to the natural magnetic fields of the island they began to change. Unfortunately for Slugma upon finally mastering the waves and finally reaching the volcano island they found they could no longer take the heat and so returned to the island whence they came. Upon evolving into Magcargo it gains vast control over it’s own magnetic field, using it’s own electrical energy and the bubble streams from the sides of it’s shell to propel itself through the ocean at blistering speeds. Type: Water (Slugma) Water/Electric (Magcargo), Ability: Swift Swim/Inner Focus (Slugma) Swift Swim/Motor Drive (Magcargo). The ‘ma’ of Slugma and ‘Mag’ of Magcargo now stand for Magnetic.

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  4. I spoiled myself on the soundtrack, and I need to talk about that so here’s my favorite three tracks in the game:
    3. Route 1
    This theme. I’ve been waiting to hear this theme clearly since that fateful day of June 14th, during the E3 demo. I loved that track, but NOBODY RECREATED IT. But finally, after waiting far too long, I get to listen clearly anytime I want, and it lives up to the wait fully.
    2. Elite 4 battle.
    Not much to say here, but IMO it’s the best E4 battle theme we’ve ever had; you can just feel the tension in the music.
    1. Vast Poni Canyon
    This track is BEAUTIFUL. It perfectly expresses a feeling of exploration and excitement of Poni. I can’t wait to hear this from the downgraded music quality of my 3ds.

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  5. Can anybody confirm whether Super Training is in the game, and if so, how early? I want to super train all my Pokemon as soon as I get them.

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    • The Super Training replacement is Poke Pelago and Festival Plaza with services

      Poke Pelago:

      – At the third and final upgrade, Isle Evelup has 3 groups. Each group can have up to 6 Pokemon each and each group can focus on training one stat at a time.

      -WITHOUT Poke Beans, each group gains 4 EVs every 30 minutes (8 EVs per hour or 31 and a half hours to max a stat).

      -WITH Poke Beans, each group gains 4 EVs every 15 minutes (16 EVs per hour or 15 and a half hours to max a stat).

      -You can set the precise interval you want to train if you want to reach a specific final EV.

      Festival Plaza:

      -One of the booth types in the Plaza is a shop that sells EV boosting drinks (for Festival Coins – FC – basically Poke Miles). At the highest level, these shops sell drinks that can fully maximize a stat.

      -The shops can sell multiple EV maxing drinks (“Max HP”, “Max Def” etc.) but you can only buy each drink once a day per shop (meaning that you could buy both the HP and the Def drink in one day).

      -You can have up to 7 booths in your Plaza, and they can be duplicates of one another. In other words, in the best case scenario, YOU CAN *INSTANTLY* MAXIMIZE EACH STAT UP TO 7 TIMES PER DAY

      -You can check what booths both random players and friends have and clone their booths to your plaza. In other words, if someone gets a good booth, it can spread like Pokerus. Just add someone from /wfg/ with it and its yours. Quick and easy.

      -There are medium and small size drinks as well in lower tier shops.

      Info from /vp, though sadly it may be a slow process to get these services

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  6. Oh, all this talk of Music has gotten me excited and I thought of something.
    Which Pokemon song would be your encounter theme? And Battle Theme?
    For Encounter Theme, mine would be Lillie’s as I relate to it so much.
    As for Battle Theme, I’m leaning towards Zinnia’s Battle Theme.

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  7. TBH I’m not that worried about SM post game, even though some people seem to be.
    We have:
    – Ultra beast quest
    – Catching Tapu Pokemon (each of their temples seems to involve a quest as well)
    – Battle tree
    – Battle Red/Blue
    – Defending champion title (seriously, this is HUGE)

    I know it doesn’t seem like a lot, but in fairness, this is around usual for the first game of the generation.

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  8. Battle Revolution is such a guilty pleasure of mine. Like, compared to all the other console pokemon games yeah it isn’t as good but like

    – First Pokemon game with Customization
    – Awesome soundtrack
    – Really cool stadiums that should be options for Wi-Fi battles
    – Made Wi-Fi battles more convenient
    – I have lots of Nostalgia for it

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  9. A summary of Generations: (Note: I’m not being serious here)
    Episode 1: A montage complete with the most annoying squeaking noise possible
    Episode 2: Basically realizing how little plot gen 1 had and saying F**K IT LETS IMPROVISE
    Episode 3: “I’m better than you elite four! You’re no match for me! GRAMPS?! DON’T MENTION THAT OLD MAN!!”
    Episode 4: Hey gaiz Dragonite can still do things!
    Episode 5: “How to edge and whine with Silver”, featuring Looker
    Episode 6: Eusine has a fetish for sparkly dogs. Featuring a mean look Ho-oh that is Italian
    Episode 7: Leaf storm counters Golbat. Also, voice acting 10/10 right?
    Episode 8: I CAN CONTROL KYOGRE AS LONG AS I HAVE THIS BLUE ORB!
    Episode 9: Deoxys and Rayquaza, surrounded by an unimportant story
    Episode 10: Spoopy house that does starts slow and has characters get scared at the wrong time… because they literally walk past the guy when he melts into a puddle
    Episode 11: Seriously the least fitting voice actors humanly possible
    Episode 12: DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE DUDE

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