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Final questions of the night concerning all pokemon that respawn upon beating the Elite Four.

If you capture and release them, does this occur?
Do they only respawn once or each time you complete the E4?
Do the roamers respawn as well?
 
Final questions of the night concerning all pokemon that respawn upon beating the Elite Four.

If you capture and release them, does this occur?
Do they only respawn once or each time you complete the E4?
Do the roamers respawn as well?

No, only if you defeat them or run.
Yes, every time.
I'm not sure.

What does JAA stand for?

Journey Across America.
 
Any body have some advice regarding apricorn shakes? I'm trying to increase my pokemon's power stat. Should I just use red apricrons? or red and black ones? How can I get the most out of them?

The trick that I normally use is to use two different colours, and black. You want to use a secondary colour to try to influence which stat gets reduced; all too often, making Aprijuice naively leads to a stat you care about dropping. The trick is to save first and try making Aprijuice with one colour; if that drops a stat you care about, add in the Apricorn for that stat too.

Also, check to see if any of the three stock Aprijuices available that day work. This can save a lot of trouble (and Apricorns!) Note that they each boost two stats and drop one, yet only advertise one of the stats they boost; you should try experimentally (save first, feed the juice to a Pokémon and check its summary to see which stats are marked as increased and which as decreased) first to see what the Aprijuice actually does (as opposed to what it's advertised as doing).
 
So is there a beginner guide anywhere? Thinking of starting up pokemon again. any guides for battling? as in like terms. like what does NU/UU or standard mean?

Also, how do people get all the different types of pokemon throughout different generations? and last question, what game do people use? does everyone have the same game? like the new silver and gold, pearl, diamond and etc.??

There is a beginner guide here. This will answer most of your questions like what the tiers are.

As for getting different types of Pokemon, you can trade between Gen III and Gen IV using Pal Park. You can also trade for what you need on the Wi-fi forum here. For battles, most people use the new Heart Gold/Soul Silver games. Although you should note that most of the really competitive battles happen on Shoddy Battle, given the numerous obstacles to optimal play present with the cartridges.
 
Does it mean anything when they say that getting a certain badge in-game boosts your stats?

I don't think so, I think it did in the original G/S/C but they didn't change the script for the remakes.

Is there anything special about Togekiss's typing that I missed? I remember once ages ago a Superpower hit it for super effective damage. I couldn't understand why but I forgot about it until today when a Charge Beam hit my Togekiss and got neutral damage. I don't get it?

Also is there any reason why a Whirlwind or Roar would fail, I've never had them fail whilst using it myself but against different Pokémon in the wild sometimes it fails and a Honchkrow uses Whirlwind in the Elite Four and it failed a few times there. (I wasn't Ingrained or anything because it worked the second time). Is that just in game mechanics or something?
 
If I use Spore on a Pokémon with Natural Cure e.g. a Blissey, and then use Spore again on the switch, do I violate the Sleep Clause?
 
Is there anything special about Togekiss's typing that I missed? I remember once ages ago a Superpower hit it for super effective damage. I couldn't understand why but I forgot about it until today when a Charge Beam hit my Togekiss and got neutral damage. I don't get it?

Roost could cause both of these symptoms.
 
If I use Spore on a Pokémon with Natural Cure e.g. a Blissey, and then use Spore again on the switch, do I violate the Sleep Clause?
If the Pokemon actually has Natural Cure, then you would not violate cartridge sleep clause. However, if it does not have Natural Cure (Blissey could have Serene Grace, Starmie might have Illuminate), then you lose.

Note that only applies to cartridge sleep clause. On Shoddy, second sleep simply fails. Whether it would fail in the case you describe I don't know - it shouldn't, but Shoddy has its share of bugs.
 
Do they only respawn once or each time you complete the E4?

Yes, every time.

I imagine the natures and IVs don't change with each incarnation though, right? Then again, I guess you wouldn't know what that is unless you actually captured said Pokemon to see their stats.

Also had a question earlier in the thread: will the dogs' natures and IVs be set the moment you trigger them in the HG/SS Burned Tower, or only at your first in-the-wild encounter with one? I guess that question applies to the Latis post-game too.
 
So if you have a Pokemon with Thief, you can continue battling and respawning the Snorlax in HG/SS to get 6 Leftovers, right?
 
Does Struggle hit Shedinja?

I was considering putting a team together which uses a trick/grudge setup then swaps in a shedinja to swords dance, then baton pass.

Also, Swords Dance + Baton Pass is illegal on Shedinja because you need to evolve Nincada at certain levels to have the Ninjask learn them immeadiately and pass them to Shedinja.
 
How many Choice users is usually considered too many? I want to fit Scarf Flygon, Scarf Magnezone, and CB Weavile on the same team, but I feel like I'm screwing myself in the ass with 3 Choicers.
 
There are teams that use even 5-6 choice users, it really depends on how you play your team and how you can check threats that can use your choiced Pokemon as set up fodder.
 
There are teams that use even 5-6 choice users, it really depends on how you play your team and how you can check threats that can use your choiced Pokemon as set up fodder.
It's worth bearing in mind that Choiced Pokemon make dreaful last Pokemon. If your last Poke's non-choiced, you may be able to come back and win depending on what the opponent has left, but if your last Poke's choiced it's liable to be gg.
 
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