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A guildmate is doing it and will update it as soon as he can :)

Mega Blastoise is complete. :)

+1, requested thrice I think. I'd love this.

I'll take time to make the guide, I don't want to spoil the fun :)

Welcome, everyone! While I initially planned to give this some time, I also thought that the playerbase, who has been waiting for Megastones for years, should finally get their guide. Thus, I'll be starting the quest guide now and I'll go writing it day by day bit by bit as I get through it. Shall we start? This guide will be under construction as the megastones are released and we find out how the questline for each megaevolution works. I will be working on it as soon as possible and updating it as much as I can, with information from my own and from anyone who wants to contribute. This guide will also aim to provide you with the location of all megaevolution stones, their questlines, requirements, and whatever you may need to proceed with the quest. As the most recent announcement has been published, the megaevolution quests can now be accessed and started. Good luck getting your megastones! So far, the released megas in Wave 1 are: Mega Gyarados Mega Audino Mega Houndoom Mega Gardevoir and Gallade Mega Steelix Mega Abomansnow Mega Heracross Mega Venusaur, Blastoise and Charizard Y (not X) Mega Aggron Mega Banette Mega Scizor Mega Gengar Currently known requirements You must be the Kanto Champion. You must bring a pokemon that can Megaevolve, is level 100, OT, fully EV trained and with full happiness. To megaevolve a pokemon, you ONLY NEED THE POKEMON. No other requirements aside from completing the quests. The megaevolution quests start in Vermillion Library. Speak to Assistant Theodor, who will request your assistance on Megaevolutions. You must show him a pokemon that can Megaevolve, that is your OT (thus, you captured it), and is level 100 at max happiness. It must also be fully EV Trained. Depending on the Mega, he will be giving you different information! He will entrust you with the Mega Bracelet. You can now start finding Megastones! Mega Blastoise Theodor will ask you to travel to Pallet Town. Professor Oak needs help! You must capture a new Squirtle. OLD ONES WON'T WORK! The Squirtle must have a Bold, Calm, Modest or Timid nature. The Squirtle must also have 91 or more IVs in total. First, you must show the Squirtle or Starter you recently caught to Oak. Then, you must fully EV train it and grow it to 100. Then, talk to Oak to fight him! Be careful, HE HAS A MEGA VENUSAUR! After you defeat him, you'll gain the Blastoisinite! Mega Venusaur Mega Venusaur works exactly the same as Mega Blastoise. The only substitution is that you'll have to capture a Bulbasaur and train it instead. He will ask for the natures: Bold, Modest, Timid, Relaxed or Sassy. Mega Charizard Y Mega Charizard Y works exactly the same as Mega Blastoise and Mega Venusaur. The only substitution is that you'll have to capture a Charmander and train it instead. He will ask for the natures: Adamant, Impish, Jolly, Timid, Modest. Mega Aggron and Mega Steelix These two Megastones can be bought with Artifact Pieces in excavations. Each one can be bought for 1000 Artifact Pieces. You must have completed the Excavation Unlock previously to purchase them! Mega Scizor This Quest starts with Bugsy, in the National Park in Johto. Speak to him and enter an NPC tournament to earn the Megastone! You need to enter it with a Scizor. IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE YOUR OWN! It can be a friend's. However, the Scizor must have atleast 20 IV in ATK and DEF and it must be EV trained 200 EVs into ATK. The NPC Teams are: Debee uses Ribombee, Beedrill and Vespiquen. Brad uses Heracross, Pinsir and Escavalier. Jeremy uses Shedinja, Scolipede and Armaldo. Ralph uses Galvantula, Volcarona and Drapion. Volcarona or anything that can help against Bug Types is recommended (Rock, Flying, Fire) Once you defeat them you'll obtain the Megastone! Mega Abomasnow The Megastone for Abomansnow can be found in Route 216. However, its location is random. It will be found on a tree or on the grass nearby, but it can also be found on the ground. Abomasite is randomly hidden in Route 216. Interacting with the trees will give clues as to whether you're close or far away. Mega Gardevoir and Mega Gallade Gardevoir/Gallade's megastone quest can be started at route 102 with the Farmer Wood NPC. First, he asks you for a bull or cow pokemon (any nature will do). These are Tauros and Miltank. Be careful, because when you donate Tauros OR Miltank THE POKEMON YOU DONATED WILL DISAPPEAR FOREVER. If you use Miltank, you'll follow the quest for the Gardevoirite, if you use Tauros you'll follow the quest for the Galladite. You need to show him a 111+ IV OT Ralts. Any nature. To face the next boss, you need a Gallade/Gardevoir with your OT at level 100. You need to beat Wally Boss with a single Gallade/Gardevoir (the team will vary depending on your choice). If you choose Gallade, the boss team will be formed by a lvl 100 Farfetch'd, Bisharp and his Gallade. If you choose Gardevoir, the boss team will be formed by a lvl 100 Chansey, Bisharp and Gardevoir. The boss is right next to Farmer Wood. Once you complete the quest, you get Galladetite or Gardevoirite. You will have to buy Gardevoirite or Galladetite from Wally Boss for 100 PvP Coins or 200 PvE coins, depending on the Pokemon you chose to bring. Mega Banette To obtain the megastone for Banette, you only need to defeat Boss Morty in MT Pyre (Hoenn) in Hard Mode. Mega Audino To obtain the megastone for Audino, you only need to defeat Boss Ash Westbrook (Sinnoh) in Hard Mode. Mega Gyarados The Quest for Mega Gyarados' Stone starts in Cerulean City. Lorelei will ask you to have the Mega Bracelet and be a Kanto Champion. You will then have to go to Route 19 (south of Fuchsia, on the beach) and talk with Misty. You will have to participate and capture a Magikarp whose IVs are atleast 120 OR capture a Shiny Magikarp. You can easily hunt for one surfing in Viridian City. You also need 6 Water Type pokemon to continue the quest. High level and good pokemon are recommended. Talk to the Trial Master Patience and show him the Magikarp you caught. Talk to the Trial Master Adaptation with 6 Water Type Pokemon and beat him. Talk to the Trial Master Wisdom and he will tell you a riddle: royalty, whose names are shared, but when they grow up they become Queens and Kings. This clearly refers to Nidoran male and female. You will now have to go to one of the routes where both Nidoran spawn and find the Master NPC: Routes 3, 9, 10 or 22. You will need to go and talk to him. After that, go back to Route 19 and defeat Juan and Misty. After you defeat them, you'll earn the Gyarados Megastone. Juan's team: Empoleon, Greninja, Swampert, Cloyster, Ninetales-Alola and Weavile. Misty's team: Slowking, Ludicolo, Walrein, Jellicent, Swampert and Mega Gyarados. Mega Houndoom Mega Houndoom can be found in the Trick House in Route 110 (Hoenn). It will be found in the last floor. Talk to the Trick Master! For this Megaquest, you will need to complete All Trick House Levels. Mega Heracross You will obtain it after being first in the Bug Catching Contest three times. They do not need to be consecutive! Mega Gengar Warning: This quest is only available during Halloween Event. You need to be able to access the Halloween Event Map and having completed the First Part of the Halloween event + having beaten the Umbra Boss. Enter Murky Town and head north until Ghoul Swamp. Then, continue the path until you each Unison Mountain South Summit. Enter the Shrine in Unison Mountain and talk to Spirit-Sealer Selina and begin the quest. You'll be teleported to the Nightmare Battlefield. In order to obtain the Gengarite, you have to win the mini-game. The mini-game in Nightmare Battlefield is a turn by turn game where the goal is to defeat all the Pokemon on the field in order to access the Umbra Boss. You will have every pokemon you recruited in the Dark Realm available to you.

I'll start then :)

What's the start price? I see everything else but not that :3 I was considering bidding.

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Why not have both?

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Sorry for the message before the 24 hours again. I fixed the guide a bit and put the images properly thanks to Doggeh :)

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Once I manage to find out why don't spoilers work in posts, I'll edit the guides I publish. This is the first one of four guides I plan to publish soon (in less than a week) :) (Btw imma edit this and put the Route 208 dig spots I blatantly forgot lol)

Welcome to the Mini-Guide on optimising your Dig Spots, Pokestops and Monetary Items route! This guide will aim to provide newbies, advanced and expert players a way to route their Dig Spots, Pokestops and some of the respawnable monetary items that you can pick up each week or every two weeks. This guide will also showcase the fastest (in theory) route to do this. I have done dig spots hundreds of times over the last years (four accounts, two times a week, you can start doing the maths) and while I believe starting from Viridian instead of Cerulean feels awkward, it’s still the best place to do so. The topic was covered in my money guide, but I guess it’s better to make a separate guide about it. This guide was requested due to popular request (not really, just Gore asked me to do it because he was too lazy to find it out himself and I could just pump this quick and add it to my Guide list, basically) as newbies throughout Kanto can use this to quickly do their dig spots and pokestops round, grab their hidden items and get their bike, old rod, thief tm to get smoke ball, etc etc. You get the point. This guide is just aimed to help you out and do these tasks twice a week while not taking too long and just doing it as fast as possible. It should only take you from 30 minutes to 1 hour to do all of them, once every 3 days per account. It takes me up to 4 hours as I do it in four accounts while I answer questions in Help Chat. It should take you just an hour as a max. I will try to also provide calculations at the end of how much money can you theoretically make at a minimum from these dig spots. However, I’ve estimated that the minimum amount of money you can get can be as little as 10k, but have a LOT of value in recyclable items or sellable items in help chat, or you get something as absurd as 200k but no recyclable items at all. Thus, the money gain from dig spots is very unstable and RNG base. However, as long as you know how to economise (haha rare candy selling go brrrr), you’ll be fine. Stock up on recyclable items, sell monetary items and then sell everything you got from it to get a few hundred thousand pokedollars a week if done properly. Only keep what is really needed! This guide will NOT cover all monetary items, just a few we can pick up (such as the Nugget in route 210, for which we have to detour). These items are already covered in two other forum guides (which, coincidentally, I made too). I’ll link them below. This guide also does not cover Tanoby Key and Water Path because you are forced to use a Membership and an entire Quest to get there, They’re not worth it at all. Shall we now begin? Let’s go! Minimum requirements for Kanto: Move Dig on a Pokemon with 150+ Happiness or a Shovel. Cut on any Pokemon or the tool to Cut trees. Flash or a Flashlight. Surf or a Surf mount. Remember that you also require the minimum badges for each HM. Also, you should have a HM Slave that can do most of these (Nidoking can Surf, Dig, Cut and Rock Smash for later regions, if needed, Parasect can use Cut, Flash, Dig, False Swipe, Spore, etc. He can be used if you go to Hoenn’s Petalburg Forest and grab the Shrooms there.) Minimum badge to do all of Kanto things: 5th badge (As you need Surf to access one Pokestop and the Hidden Items in Seafoam). 8th (to access Sevii Islands dig spots if you have a membership active for Tanoby Key and Water Path) or Cerulean Cave unlocked (there’s a weekly rare candy there and a biweekly nugget). Minimum requirements for Johto: Apply the same HM usages as before. However, we have to add in Rock Smash, as if we don’t have a Rock Smash pokemon we would have to travel around Blackthorn three times (Which is just beyond stupid). Dark Cave is REALLY annoying to go through. Minimum badge: We need the 8th badge as we cannot talk to Pokestops for items until the 8th badge. Minimum requirements for Sinnoh: Same HM usages as before. ROCK SMASH IS OBLIGATORY. We can’t access Oreburgh Gate dig spots without it. We DO NOT NEED ROCK CLIMB, we will use a route to totally avoid it. It’s boring, long and unnecessary. Minimum badge: We need the 7th badge to access the top of Mt Coronet. Optional tools we can use for our Dig Spots, Pokestops and Items: Smoke Ball (please, PLEASE bring one, because if you find a Diglett in a dig spot and it has Arena Trap and you have no moves to damage it, you’ll be stuck and forced to relog and will lose a LOT of time). Synch (equip Smoke Ball to it). I heavily suggest you change the synch sometimes from region to region, that you use the discord bot to check what synch can help with each individual dig spots section, as there are really, REALLY rare pokemon in some of them. With your Membership active, you can find Aegislash’s preevo and Larvitar in Mt Moon, and more rare pokemon elsewhere. I heavily recommend Adamant, Jolly, Brave, Careful, Impish, Relaxed and Sassy synchs. Bring them whenever you do dig spots. Always check spawns before you begin! Super Repels and Repels: Buy 100 Super Repels (in every account you will do dig spots) and 50 Repels. They will last for atleast 10 dig runs. 100 super repels = 50k. In 1 dig round you’ve already made up that cost easily, so do not worry. We will use them properly timed to avoid having to fight battles continuously. For example, we need two for Mt Moon, one for Rock Tunnel, one for Diglett Cave (this can be a normal repel), one for Dark Cave, one for Slowpoke Well, one for Mt Mortar (this can be a normal repel), one for Oreburgh Gate (normal repel if we relog to Jubilife, or super repel if you want to walk back), one for Ravaged Path (we can normal repel but going back to the exit might be annoying), and one for Mt Coronet (if you don’t have the dig spot unlocked in the top of the mountain, you’ll need 1 super repel to enter from below and get to the top to unlock it for future usage, or 1 normal repel that will barely let you go through the 4th floor, and another normal repel to go back from it). Thus, 10 super repels (or 8 supers and 2-3 normals). As mentioned above, you can bring any extra tools to avoid carrying too many HM slaves. I will link below the location of all hidden items and their respawn time in all regions in case you want to visit Hoenn to get shrooms and do excavations (don’t really recommend this personally, takes up daily time and it doesn’t always provide good rewards, it’s also a high investment if you don’t earn good stuff). I made a guide that you can use with pictures to check any of the places mentioned. Bring a Bike for Rare Candy in Route 16, or a mount to go fast, and a surf mount to avoid surfing slowly. https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/132722-url Let’s begin! From Viridian City, we want to pick up the Rare Candy at the southern bridge. This respawns every 7 days. We will also talk to the pokestop. Now, we will head to Viridian Forest, there’s a hidden Rare Candy next to the big tree to Viridian Maze (for some reason, this might respawn every 14 days and not 7, but I personally don’t know why). We will also talk to the Pokestop right to the east. We will leave from the south and use cut to skip the Forest through the Route 2 quick way. We will enter Pewter City’s pokecenter and we will go and talk to the pokestop in the Museum. Then, we’ll head back to Route 2, talk to the hole outside, enter Diglett Cave and use a Super/Normal Repel. We’ll get the 8 dig spots and talk to the Pokestop on the other side. When we leave, we’ll talk to the hole to leave it unlocked for future uses, and we’ll head east to Route 11 and south through Route 12. We’ll grab the Rare Candy here, which respawns every 7 days. We will continue south until Route 14, where we’ll dig the four spots, and we’ll then head west to dig a few more Route 15 spots. We’ll talk to any NPC to enter a fight, log out and be teleported back. Optionally here, you can travel and grab the Rare Candy in Route 16 (every week, requires a Bike), and the one time monetary items in Seafoam Island (make sure you find a map before you travel there!). We will now head to Route 3 and pick up the Stardust in one of the rocks and the dig spots just below the entrance. Then, we will reach the pokecenter and excavate the dig spots just below it. We will enter the pokecenter, and enter Mt Moon. Use your first super repel here. To the bottom left there’s 4 dig spots. We’ll then get the ones in the ladder in the middle (they’re at the end). If you see any pokeballs pick them up, the first one is a Star Piece (the second is just TM Water Gun). Go until the end down the ladder, pick up the dig spots, use your second super repel and go back to the main floor. Then, head northeast to the old man, excavate the dig spots, then go to the west until you see the next ladder. Go down, take all the dig spots, find an encounter and relog. We will now use the dig spot outside to teleport to the other side of Mt Moon (just talk to it from both sides to unlock it). We will surf northeast from Route 4, talk to the Pokestop in front of Cerulean Cave, go back, go to Route 5 below Cerulean to talk to the pokestop. Now, we’ll go east to Route 9 and then surf so we can quickly reach the Power Plant pokestop. There’s no need to repel here because until we enter Route 10, there are no water spawns. (No idea why this is like this). Surf back to Route 9, and go down to the pokecenter to heal up. Talk to the Pokestop outside, enter the cave, use your super repel, use flash and dig the 6 dig spots you’ll immediately see. Instead of going down the ladder, exit the cave and use the dig spot to teleport to the other side. (Pokecenter side) Immediately enter, go to the leftmost ladder, then go and pick the dig spots there. Find an encounter when your repel ends, relog, and teleport again (this is faster than trying to leave from the same exit). We’ll now head to Vermillion harbor and talk to the last Kanto pokestop there (aside from the Route 25 one, which we pick up at the end of the route), and jump on the boat to Olivine City! Enter the pokecenter and heal up. We will pick up the Pearl and Rare Candy hidden in Olivine and the Pokestop next to the lighthouse. We’ll now travel to Ecruteak and talk to the Pokestop. We’ll head east and in Route 42 we’ll enter Mt Mortar and use a normal repel. We will grab the dig spots, enter the next hole, then leave through the next one (they’re adjacent, don’t go up any stairs) and get the dig spots next to the hiker. When we leave the cave, surf left, enter the next cave there, grab the 4 dig spots and if you want to, you can go deep inside to get two Rare Candies, one in a pokeball and one hidden in Forest Pit (after you beat the Johto Elite Four). Another choice is to just enter a hole, grab the dig spots, leave and surf to the next one. I'll show the three entrances below. We will now head to Lake of Fury, talk to the Pokestop there, and head back and east until we reach Blackthorn. Teleport through Ice Path, and talk to the Pokestop in Dark Cave. Teleport to the other side (route 31), use a super repel inside, and use Flash, break the rocks, and go counter clockwise (left, down, east, north, then left again) to pick up all dig spots and try to head back to the route 31 exit. DON’T EXIT THROUGH THE SOUTH EXIT OF THE SMASHABLE ROCKS. Head to Violet City. Talk to the Pokestop and grab the Rare Candy behind the Gym Sign (you need surf). Head west to Route 36, then west and up to National Park. Talk to the Pokestop and then head south to Route 35. Pick up the Nugget, then head south to Ilex Forest and use a repel (if you want, not worth it much though). Talk to the Pokestop, head east to Slowpoke Well through Azalea Town and talk to the Pokestop. Don’t enter it though. First, go east to Union Cave and teleport through the dig tunnel. Talk to the Pokestop and go back. Now you can enter Slowpoke well. Use a super repel when you’re next to the first dig spot. You’ll be able to go through the entire two floors with a single one of them. Grab the first three, then go north and west continuously digging everything up. Then, head southwest for the last three and surf east to go down the ladder. Pick the two that are next to the ladder and then finally surf once west for three digspots and east for four of them. Find an encounter and log out. We’ll be in Olivine City! We will now grab the boat to Canalave. Surf south and find the big tree at the end, talk to it to find a Big Pearl. Enter the pokecenter in Canalave and heal up. We’ll now head to Jubilife and enter the pokecenter. From here, we’ll go east to Oreburgh Gate, and we’ll be using a Repel (not a Super) and trying to get all the dig spots in the depths. We’ll talk to the old man for a fight or find a wild pokemon and relog to Jubilife. We’ll then head north to Ravaged Path, the way to Floaroma town. We’ll use a super repel (or repel if you want, but on the returning way you might eat some encounters) and exit it. We’ll head to Floaroma and then to Eterna. The path splits here: if you’ve previously unlocked Mt Coronet’s dig teleport hole, we will simply excavate the dig spots in Route 211 and use the teleport hole, one repel and get the holes in the summit and teleport back. If you’ve not, I recommend you head south through the bike tunnel, then go east and when you see Mt Coronet’s entrance (to the other side you would reach Hearthorne), enter, use a super repel, surf, go upstairs, go around the area until you reach the northwestern door, then climb up until you get to the summit. Then, you just need to talk to the dig hole to unlock it. After you do all of that, head east to Celestic town and to Route 210. There’s a hidden nugget in one of the rocks. Continue east to excavate the five dig spots. Head south to the restaurant and go east until you reach Veilstone. Go south and in the route below enter the tunnel to the left. Dig the few spots and continue going left digging everything you see. Exit in Solaceon, head to the southern route (208), check the last dig spots and congratulations! You just finished the money route! From this point onwards, once you’ve practised this a bit, you can repeat this nonstop. Every week, keep getting the Kanto items I’ve indicated as they’re weekly (including the Rare Candy in Cerulean Cave’s entrance). I also heavily suggest you take a trip every two weeks to get the shrooms in Petalburg Forest. However, that’s already covered in my previous guides. Focus solely on Dig Spots and Pokestops for now! I hope you have enjoyed this guide and found a good use to it! Please, use the Monetary and Money guides I made to check out on all possible optional money items you can check out on if you take optional paths while you follow this guide. Remember some respawn and some others don't! You can also check their locations there if you can't find them in this guide.

Hi Trainers! Just read through this quick so I can point out some stuff. I really like the idea of establishing different areas where you can hunt for multiple boss pokemon and pvp pokemon at the same time (example: Route 1 Sentret + Pidgey Impish and Careful for Baton Pass and Debuffing in bosses). There's an extra [ /SPOILER] at the end in Mt Silver. It might be breaking the order of your spoilers. You can remove it. Donphan + Skarmory should be Impish sync (in Mt Silver as you specify) You can also add Ada, Sassy, Relaxed, Careful, Impish, Jolly to Larvitar and Pupitar sync in Expert Belt if you want. IMO, Cubone and Kangaskhan's sync don't work together with Jolly. It does with Adamant, however. Jolly is okay for Kangaskhan. Same as in Victory Road. Marowak doesn't go well with Jolly. You can keep the Adamant sync. Jolly is okay for Drilbur. Same with Marowak + Skorupi. you can keep the Adamant sync. Jolly's good for Skorupi. The Ditto in Route 13 is a nice recommendation for begginers. Murkrow with Bold is weird. I kinda understand Slugma, but Magcargo is such a bad pokemon that it'd be only usable with Quiet, Brave, or cheese tanky sets. I'd add Jolly/Naive Murkrow sync instead, but you won't be able to sync Slugma properly then. Wobbufet + Yamask can also be Calm if you want :). Also, Relaxed/Sassy works for both, since they'll always attack last anyway, and Yamask benefits from low speed in Trick Room. You can also add Careful into Skarmory + Gligar. I really love the idea about the guide and the shared spawns. It's an interesting one I had never thought about. Keep up the good work! :)

-1 for the reasons stated above.

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Can't disagree in anything, +1 even if it will get denied. I hate not being able to do a single ev round for a pokemon anymore due to how slow battles are now, even if you don't level up. There's a weird inconsistency now while you fight and you lose a few seconds per battle which amounts to minutes in the Safari. It's also painful to depend on evzones outside, but I'm more or less okay with it since they work fine for me.

The easy solution here would be to put a damaging move into one of the Sharpedos. You'd just faint the first Skarmory and then proceed with destiny bonding the next ones.

Will contact you asap :)

"Just trying to help here actually" >proceeds to just boast about the stuff he's made, just shows his trainer card and boasts about the items he's bought and money. 10/10 great constructive criticism, I'm sure Supertrainers can learn a lot from looking at a Trainer card. Spoilers: no. If you truly wanted to help Supertrainers, you would be giving him team suggestions (example of baton passers, destiny bonders, different team compositions, possible sweepers for the team, items and builds he can try, movesets, abilities. Even one example would've helped him) instead of just showing your trainer card to get attention for your acheivements. You could've easily provided sets and guides he could check (Gliscor Poison Heal, for example, debuffers, individual pokemon that can take care of the different sets). The only thing you're doing here is being incredibly rude towards a recently started player who is getting into the community, actively helping others in forums and ingame, even if he sometimes makes mistakes (just like we all do), but he actually takes the time and effort to learn from them and improve and try to do guides for the community. You should be ashamed. You didn't start as a super pro with 1 hour into the game and made the same mistakes as he could. This doesn't help him at all. Nice small guide, Supertrainers. If you need help to try out stuff from now on or suggestions I'll be glad to help if it helps you improve it :)

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