Template:PormFailed to parse (unknown function "\do"): {\textstyle 8x \do 73 i846 ujxn\tilde{djdudn}} The story is the same as Pokémon Emerald with several Pokémon from 7th Gen, Alola Forms and several other generations added
Features[]
- Around 60 generation 7 Pokémon
- All Alola forms
- Pokemon from I to VII Generation (Incomplete)
- Mega evolutions(Charizard, Blaziken, Gengar, Gardevoir, Glailie, Garchomp, Absol, Lucario, Salamance, Scizor, Metagross)
- Day-night Cycle
- Increased Shiny Odds
- Unlimited TM's
- Trainer Pokémon are Modified to increase difficulty
- Updated Fairy types and Physical/Special moves types updated
- Legendary Pokémon replaced with generation 7 Legendary Pokémon
Evolve Information[]
New Pokemon[]
- Charjabug - Evolve in New Mauville
- Crabrawler - Evolve in Shoal Cave
- Lycanroc Midday - Rockruff lv 25
- Lycanroc Midnight - Lycanroc Moon Stone
- Salandit - Lv 33 (Female)
- Meowth- Happiness
- Wishiwashi - Lv 40 School Form
- Vulpix Alola - Fire Stone
- Sandshrew - Lv 26
- Munchlax- lvl 29
- Riolu- In game level
Former Pokemon[]
- ALL Pokémon that evolve by trade evolve with the Cable link item, purchased at Lilicove (tradeable with or without an item)
- Gligar - Dusk Stone
- Sneasel - Dusk Stone
- Murkrow - Dusk Stone
- Misdreavus - Dusk Stone
- Happiny - Happiness > Blissey > Sun Stone
- Togepi - lv 20
- Togetic - Shiny Stone
- Clamperl - Moon Stone (Huntail)/Sun Stone (Gorebyss)
- Kirlia > Gallade - Dawn Stone
- Evolution of Eevee : Espeon > Sun Stone ; Umbreon > Moon Stone ; Leafeon > LV Up in Petalburg Woods; > Glaceon > LV Up in Shoal Cave , Sylveon > By learning fairy move. (If Eevee has already learned a fairy move, replace it with a TM or HM then LV Up in the appropriate place).
- *NOTE: EVOLUTIONARY STONES ARE BOUGHT IN LILICOVE AND MAUVILLE (Look at the two, the most common in Mauville and the newest in Lilicove). If the Pokémon is not listed above, it evolves the same way as in the original game.
- *NOTE: Mega Stone is sold in Oldale Town or Lilycove Department Store Third Floor to evolve into mega evolutions, they evolves outside of combat and stay like that.
Finding Added Pokémon (All Generations CTRL + F to find)[]
- Rowlet - Petalburg Woods (relatively low chance, cut down bush and seemed to find it in there on right)
- Litten - Route 112 multiple locations(low chance)
- Popplio - Route 103
- Pikipek - Route, 104, 109, Petalburg Woods, multiple locations
- Yungoos - Route 102, multiple locations
- Grubbin - Route 102, Petalburg Forest early, multiple locations
- Crabrawler - Petalburg City, Route 109 (in small grass on right)
- Oricorio (all forms) - Sensu Style Route 116, Baile Style Route 104, Pom Pom Style Route 118
- Cutiefly - Route 110, 116, (multiple locations)
- Rockruff - Route 102, Jagged Pass, (multiple locations)
- Wishiwashi (the second form is evolution of the first) - Route 106(Fishing with Good rod).
- Mareanie - Route 109 (surfing and fishing), Route 114 (fishing first pond closest to town)
- Mudbray - Desert/ Route 111
- Exeggcute - Route 117
- Dewpider - Routes 110, 125(surf and grass)
- Fomantis - Route 102 (multiple locations)
- Morelull - Petalburg City (multiple locations)
- Salandit - Fiery Path
- Stufful - Rusturf Tunnel, Jagged Pass
- Bounsweet - Petalburg Woods
- Comfey - Route 116, 118 (low chance)
- Oranguru - Route 120
- Passimian - Route 115
- Wimpod - Route 109 (in small grass on right and low chance)
- Sandygast Route 111 (low chance)
- Pyukumuku -Fishing>Route 106...
- Type: Null - Artisan Cave, Meteor Falls - Steven Room
- Silvally - Evolve Type: Null for happiness (or extended safari zone)
- Minior (core form)-Meteor Falls, Rusturf Tunnel
- Komala - Route 113
- Turtonator - Route 115
- Togedemaru - Granite Cave (lower floors seem to spawn them)
- Mimikyu - Route 118, Mt. Pyre
- Bruxish - Route 114 (fishing first pond), Ever Grande super road
- Drampa - Route 119
- Jangmo-o -Route 123
- Tapu Koko (substituting Regis Pokémon)
- Tapu Lele (Substituting Regis Pokémon)
- Tapu Fini (Substituting Regis Pokémon)
- Tapu Bulu - Artisian Cave
- Lunala (Substituting Kyogre)
- Solgaleo (Substituting Groudon)
- Magearna (Substituting Rayquaza)
- Nihilego - Artisan Cave
- Xurkitree - Artisan Cave
- Celesteela - Artisan Cave
- Kartana - Artisan Cave
- Guzzlord - Artisan Cave
- Pheromosa - Artisan Cave
- Buzzwole - Artisan Cave
- Necrozma - Artisan Cave
- Marshadow - Artisan Cave
- Palkia - Artisan Cave
- Dialga - Artisan Cave
- Zekrom - Artisan Cave
- Reshiram - Artisan Cave
- Giratina - Artisan Cave
- Regigigas - Artisan Cave
- Charmander - Route 112
- Beldum-Victory Road
- Gabite - Victory Road
- Dratini - Route 114(Fishing super Rod)
- Gligar - Route 114
- Noibat - Route 114
- Bulbasaur- Route 114
- Alolan Grimer - Routes 114
- Alolan Meowth - Routes 104, 114
- Alolan Rattata - Routes 102, 110
- Alolan Geodude - break rocks using rock smash
- Alolan Sandshrew - Route 111/Desert
- Alolan Diglett - Granite Cave, Route 111/Desert
- Treecko - Route 120
- Mudkip - Route 123(surfing)
- Froakie -Route 117
- Chimchar -Route 113/route 102(very low chance)
- Fennekin - Jagged Pass? >Route 119
- Trapinch - Route 111
- Zorua - Mt Pyre
- Goomy - Meteor Falls
- Torchic - Fiery Path
- Squirtle - Route 119
- Eevee - Route 117 (right of pond, low chance)
- Joltik - New Mauville (relatively low chance)
- Shinx - New Mauville
- Rotom - New Mauville (relatively low chance)
- Amaura and Tyrunt replaced by the Root and Claw fossils respectively, to be revived. *needs reviewed*
- Piplup - Route 104 (first grass patch blocking the route)
- Happiny - Petalburg city (Low chance)
- Roggenrola - Granite Cave(first floor), Jagged Pass (very low chance)
- Togepi - Route 114
- Fletchling - Route 113
- Hawlucha - Route 117
- Growlithe - Jagged Pass
- Murkrow - Routes 112
- Riolu - Routes 110, 116
- Poliwag - Route 119 (Surf)
- Haunter - Route 121
- Pichu - Route 110 very low chance
- Tepig - Magma Hideout
- Archen - Granite Cave, Steven's room
- Vanillish - Shoal Cave
- Snover - Shoal Cave
- Cubchoo - Shoal Cave
- Yamask - Mt. Pyre
- Litwick - Mt. Pyre
- Bronzong - Sky Pillar
- Onix - Victory Road
- Steelix - Victory Road
- Alolan Marowak - Victory Road
- Cresselia - Artisan Cave
- Thundurus - Artisan Cave
- Landorus - Artisan Cave
- Virizion - Artisan Cave
- Terrakion - Artisan Cave
- Cobalion - Artisan Cave
- Darkrai - Artisan Cave
- Lumineon - Fishing (super rod)
https://pastebin.com/dikFZtST (Evolve Information)
https://pastebin.com/73NZZdKY(Added Pokemon)
Translated from Portuguese original raw data
Information added from playing https://arcadespot.com/game/pokemon-moon-emerald/
Notable Changes[]
Items[]
- TM's are unlimited.
- "No05 Grass Knot" says "A savage roar that makes a foe flee to end the battle" however once used it will say "A move that inflicts more damage on heavier foes" as "Grass Knot" is supposed to.
- "Thick Club" was added to Cubone in the desert to have it at a low chance like other Pokémon games.
- "TM37 Sandstorm" has changed to "Stone Edge", when you read it as a TM it doesn't have the correct summary.
- "TM32 Double Team" has changed to "X-Scissor".
- "HM03 Surf" cannot be learned by some water starters, including Frogadier, who usually is able to learn it. However, it can be learned by the starters' final forms.
Types[]
- Physical/Special split has been updated so that they are not exclusive according to types, reflecting moves like in generation 7 including updated base power.
- Fairy has been added to the game.
- The weakness and resistance chart seems to reflect generation 7.
Moves[]
- Galvantula's move "Electroweb" - regardless of what it says, it is a poison type move and puts the opposing Pokémon to sleep with seemingly increased accuracy, and compound eyes seem to make it 100%.
- "Round Eyes" = "Baby Doll Eyes"
- "Charm Voice" = "Disarming Voice"
Notes[]
- Moves may have different names because the original was a translation from Portuguese.
- Moves have different effects sometimes though many moves are updated to reflect the 7th generation Pokémon.
Abilities[]
- Wimpod and Golisopod do not have "Wimp Out" or "Emergency Exit" and Instead has "Shell Armor"
- Alolan Vulpix seems to have "Inner Focus" rather than another ability.
- Fletchling does not seem to have either of its abilities, instead has "Keen Eye".
- Riolu has "Speed Boost" which may be different from the Portuguese language instead of "Steadfast". It increasing its speed at the end of every turn by 1 stage.
- Fomantis has "Chlorophyll" instead of others.
- Amaura has "Suction Cups" instead of others.
- When Rockruff evolves to Lycanroc it has "Sand Veil" instead of "Sand Rush".
Notes[]
- Many Abilities are different reflecting older abilities that were available in generation 3 such as Torkoal not getting "Drought" because it was the signature ability of Groudon until later generations.
- Many Pokémon seemingly only have one available ability, such as Mareanie only having "Limber". This seems to be mostly the new Pokémon and former Pokémon without additional choices.
Helpful tips:[]
- False Swipe always leaves a Pokemon with at least 1HP, and it never kills. This is useful for catching them. Pokemon with False Swipe include Axew, Alolan Marowak
Significant Glitches you need to avoid!!![]
- Do not use Secret Power on trees or rock walls. It will crash the game.
- Some Pokedex entries when you catch a new pokemon will have glitched text where the text is at the side where you can't see it, just ignore it and look at its entry in the pokedex later.
- Do not interact with the tvs inside the tree houses from Fortree city, that will crash your game too, unless you interviewed Gabby & Ty, then it will not glitch.
- If you scroll down in the Pokedex all the way to the end, it will crash your game.
- This isn't a glitch to avoid, but if you use move that steals the opponents item on Brawly's Pancham, including Thief and Bug Bite, you are able to steal its Master Ball. A way to get this in early game is catching a grubbin, who soon learns the move Bug Bite.