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Need for Speed: Underground  is the 4th installation in the Need for Speed Series. While this game offers many options, it's main focus is underground (street) racing.

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Wolf and his car, a super-tuned Aston Martin DB9, are two of the catchiest features of Need for Speed: Carbon. Wolf is the boss of one of the racing crews (the TFK crew) in the game and an opponent the player has to defeat at a point in the game’s career mode to progress.

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Money and cash are two extremely vital resources in as far as playing Need for Speed is concerned. Both can get you new cars, mods (upgrades) for your cars, new levels in the game, and much more.


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On the free-to-play MMOG Need for Speed World, and other modern NFS games that have online modes, social networking features have been introduced that mimic those present on renowned social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook.

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Team Escape wasn’t always a part of Need for Speed World, but its addition to the popular MMOG in March 2011 certainly made things spicier. Team Escape is a racing mode in the game where the driver and his team must sprint to the finish line of a sprint race without being busted by cops.

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Made by Electric Arts, Need for Speed: Carbon is an exciting installment in the Need for Speed series. Follow this article if you want to know how to get to the canyon.

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The exotic cars in Need For Speed Carbon are the ones that have a lot of nitrous and turbo in the NFS (Need For Speed) Carbon Game. But, when you race, it's so dangerous!

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Vibrava is a dragonfly-like Pokémon with two pairs of large green wings and eyes, two pointy antennas, and a slim yellow body. Vibrava was introduced in the third generation of the game series (Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald), evolving from its first stage form, Trapinch.

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Sunkern is a grass-type Pokémon introduced in the second generation of the game (Gold, Silver, and Crystal). Sunkern’s overall appearance resembles a seed; having a small round brown-and-yellow body with no extremities, and a two-leafed plant protruding on top of its head.


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Pink slips are the three cards that the racer is presented with after winning a race against a boss in Carbon. A pink slip will get the racer cash, a unique upgrade, or the ultimate prize: the car driven by the boss during that race.


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Have you ever been curious about Rachael's car? Most people think that since it's a high level car, they will get a lot of money for winning a race.


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Powerups are an extremely vital component in Need for Speed World if one is to have any success at taking down rival racers or escaping from the cops during pursuits.


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Unlike in NFS: Hot Pursuit, one cannot play as the police in either versions of NFS: Most Wanted (2005 and 2012). This, however, does not mean that you can’t experience the thrill of driving in a cop car in the game.

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The use of Nitrous in Need for Speed is very much a real-life concept. A shot of nitrous oxide gas injected into an engine gives it an extreme burst of acceleration, and this technology has been used in real cars in real-world racing events.


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Along with Perfect Turbos and Perfect Nitros, Crash Escapes are one of the achievements you can get for being a great racer in Need for Speed. Crash Escapes are rewarded differently in different versions of the game.


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Sneasels have a few special requirements in order to evolve into Weavile. First, you'll need a Razor Claw, which can be found in different locations depending on your game, and can only be found in Generation IV or later games.


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Sliggoo, introduced in Pokémon X and Y, requires a little more effort to evolve than most Pokémon. This is because it must be raining in order for Sliggoo to evolve.


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Sentret is a cool little Pokémon, but how about turning it into an adorable little ferret known as Furret? Sure, it may seem hard, but once you know the method for the Pokémon game you're playing, it's pretty easy!


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Spritzee is a small fairy-type Pokémon introduced in the sixth generation of the game (X and Y). It has a large white beak-like face, purple feet, and pink body and wings.

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Shiny Pokémon are the Rolls Royces of the Pokémon world. These Pokémon are incredibly rare, and act as a status symbol for trainers that own some. Shiny Pokémon have different color schemes than standard Pokémon, but otherwise have identical stats and traits.

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Do you want to hatch those eggs quickly because you have other stuff to do and still get some awesome extras to trade? This tutorial can help you in the games from 2004 on up.

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Pokémon is a game enjoyed by many people around the world. It began to gain popularity in Japan, where Pokémon are known as "Pocket Monsters", then in the US.

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You thought you got all the shadow Pokémon? But there is one more. Follow these steps to unlock Shadow Dragonite.

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With your new, shiny level 70 Emboar, you immediately hop into a Random Battle on Wifi Connection, thinking that "all those NOOBS are going to get pwned!"

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Pokecheck.org is a site that allows you to see every detail about your Pokémon, like statuses and levels that are not displayed in the game. Pokécheck creates a fake GTS server where you can deposit Pokémon to view all the information about it.

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PokEdit is an online application that allows you to create a Pokémon character and send the character directly to your Nintendo DS or 3DS handheld game console.


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Most people would expect a high level Pokémon to be able to completely obliterate a Level 1 Pokémon. However, the popular F.E.A.R. strategy, most famously used by a Rattata, can give a weak Pokémon an easy win against a significantly stronger one.

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How to get the Pokémon you want off of the GTS, to complete your Pokedex.


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Half the fun of Pokémon games is trading with your friends, and the DS versions have made trading easier than ever before. Depending on the version of Pokémon you are playing, you may have several options when it comes time to trade.

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Hidden Machines in the Pokémon games, often just called "HMs", are moves that can be used both inside and outside of battles. Some of them are required to access certain areas in the game, while others make traveling through the game more convenient.

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Training Pokémon is the focus of the entire Pokémon franchise, being able to defeat gym leaders and the antagonists in the game, as all RPG's are. However, you may be finding difficulties on how to train these pokemon, or simply don't know how to.

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The various video game versions of Pokémon involve capturing mostly small creatures with special abilities and training them through combat to improve those abilities.


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This article will now show you the best way to train a Pokémon to level 100.

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Have you always wanted to know how to teach Volt Tackle to a Pichu, Pikachu or Raichu? Volt Tackle is a special move that is only available to the Pikachu family.

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The Global Trade Station, also known as the Global Terminal and the GTS, is a good place to get Pokémon worldwide. But a lot of people do not trade the right way.

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Imagine this scenario: you're a budding Pokémon master walking on Kanto's first route, and when you go into the grass to find wild Pokémon, instead of the normal Pidgey or Rattata, you find... a Mewtwo?


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Have you ever thought a Pokémon would look better with different colors? This article will explain how to recolor Pokémon sprites using an image editor!


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So you're training for the Elite 4? Arranging a Pokémon battle with the kid across the street? If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, then you're in luck!

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Ever wanted to run a Pokémon Request Shop? Here are some tips.

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Pokémon Bank is a downloadable application for the Nintendo 3DS' eShop that allows you to store up to 3,000 Pokémon from Pokémon X, Y, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire in a cloud-based storage.

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A Pokémon's friendship level, also known as the happiness and tameness level, are a big part of the Pokémon franchise. They determine a lot of things, such as the power of certain moves or when Pokémon evolve.

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Since it was introduced in the gaming world in the ’90s, Pokémon has always been exclusive on Nintendo gaming consoles, particularly the Game Boy and the Nintendo DS platform series.


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In this article you will find how to raise a killer team with practical and powerful moves. This article will cover type advantages and Pokémon with large varieties of moves.


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Have you ever had your Pokémon be utterly destroyed by someone else's, even though they are the same level, species, and even have the same attacks?

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This will help you catch real Pokémon in the real world (for all you Poke-freaks).

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Hey, did you ever want Pokémon to come alive? Well, you can make your dream come true, and remember you gotta catch 'em all!

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Pokémon Snap is a Pokémon video game for the Nintendo 64 where you can take pictures of Pokémon while going through the game's courses. If you've ever wanted to play this unique Pokémon game, look no further.

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Pokémon are fictional creatures who battle other Pokémon for rewards and sometimes... for saving the world from world domination!


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Pokémon games are cool, but in most of the games, you reach a time where you feel like you have nothing to do, or no place to go to. This is the problem with most RPG's, but it is really common in the Pokémon games, because you have a lot of distance to cover to beat the champion, and you get frustrated.

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You may have noticed that the Pokémon card and video games you play are sometimes different from the Pokémon shows or movies you watch. To make Pokémon games balanced, developers often have to leave out some features and adjust others.

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So you're in the video games section of a superstore, and here you are with 24 Pokémon games to choose from. Which one do you choose? You'll find out the right one to choose, after reading this article.

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If you want to max out the stats on any Pokémon on any Pokémon game that this is applicable, eg, not Pokémon Ranger or Mystery Dungeon.

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Too bored with the online Pokémon RPGs? Or can't buy a Gameboy, Nintendo, etc. to embark on your Pokémon Journey? Interested in playing Pen and Paper RPGs?

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People play a number of games on their Android devices nowadays, but for Pokémon fans, there is no real Pokémon game available in the Play Store. However, Android provides a platform for Pokémon game lovers to play their favorite Pokémon games on their Android device.

This article will show you how to get Zapdos in Pokémon Fire Red.


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We all know that we can make Pokémon migrate from a GBA game to a Generation IV DS game, but isn't it annoying that you may only have six Pokémon day in a game?

Here's how to get unlimited Master Balls in Pokémon Gold/Silver. Note that this may not work in Pokémon Crystal.


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Thunder is an Electric-type move in Pokémon. Most Trainers and Users use Thunder as a powerful Electric attack. Most of the time Thunder misses because it has 70% accuracy,and that's the reason misses a lot.

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Have you ever sat down while playing your Pokémon game and wondered what team to use? Making a 'perfect team' can seem like a daunting task, but with a bit of thought and preparation, you'll be ready to take on anyone!

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Pokémon types significantly affect the battles you use them in. Their strengths and weaknesses can make one Pokémon totally useless or another one a sure hit.

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Pokérus is a rare, contagious, performance-enhancing virus that can infect your Pokémon. It causes the infected Pokémon's stat gains to be much greater than usual.


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Togepi is a cute and fun character in all the Pokémon games! You can learn how to get and enjoy this character in Pokémon Platinum, Diamond, and other versions easily by following our instructions.


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Regirock is one of the three Legendary Pokémon in the Hoenn area. It has an incredibly high Defense and some say it can even heal itself with any rocks it can find.


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Mossdeep City is an island city located in the eastern region of Hoenn in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire. Getting to Mossdeep City requires that you have a Pokémon that has learned the HM Surf skill.


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This guide is for people who like to play Salamence. Note that there is training involved.


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Pokemon isn’t currently available for iOS from the Apple App Store, but can be installed on your device using an emulator app called GBA4iOS. GBA4iOS is only available for iPhones running iOS 8.0.3 and earlier, and does not require you to jailbreak your device.

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Is your Pokédex missing one crucial entry? Jirachi is one of the rarest Pokémon, and although it's a Steel-type Pokémon, it only weighs a couple pounds!

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The Exp. Share is one of the greatest items of the whole Pokémon series. When you give it to a Pokémon, it gets Exp. points from every battle, even if it isn't in battle.


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The Lucky Egg is an amazing item that boosts the experience the holder gains by a whopping 50%. However, in most cases, they can only be found on wild Chansey, which are usually rare to get and even then they only have a 5% chance of holding it at all.

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Phione is a Pokémon that looks a lot like Manaphy, both in resemblance and in other things. Phione DOES NOT evolve into Manaphy. Phione is the only Legendary (besides Manaphy) that can breed, is the weakest Legendary (in terms of stats) and (also besides Manaphy) is the only Legendary that can hatch from an Egg.


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Wish is a good move for Eevee and its evolutions, particularly Vaporeon and Umbreon. However, it can't learn it by leveling up; you need a chain of breeding sessions to breed an Eevee that knows Wish.


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Some people don't know that some Pokémon are only obtained by breeding, which is more popular today than it was back in the days of Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald.

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Pokérus is an amazing tool to use when you're training Pokémon. It doubles the EVs. However, it is very rare to get this tool without cheating. In order to obtain and spread Pokérus in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl or Platinum, you'll need to endure a lot of battles.

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How to get a Pokémon to level 100. This does not always work, though.

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This is a simple tutorial on how to fuse two Pokémon sprites. This requires that you know how to use basic functions of Microsoft Paint. This article will demonstrate how to fuse Shaymin and Qwilfish.

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Find the HM Strength on Pokémon using Rock Smash, defeating the right characters and being in the right places.

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Vulpix is number 37 in the national Pokédex, and unlike other Pokémon, Vulpix will never evolve on level up. Once you know how, you can evolve Vulpix, no matter which game you're playing.


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Scyther is a Bug/Flying-type Pokémon that is a powerful addition to your team. It is especially useful for capturing other Pokémon, as its False Swipe ability can lower your target's health without knocking it out.

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Shelgon is a dragon-type Pokémon introduced in the third generation of the game. It is characterized by having a body enclosed in a circular white shell, with only its legs protruding from beneath and its eyes peering out a hole in front.

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Seadra is one of the original water-type Pokémon included in the first generation of the game, the first 151 Pokémon. Seadra’s design is based on the seahorse, generally a blue body and wings with pointy tips.


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Porygon is a completely digital Pokémon, and its Conversion ability allows you to match the skills of your opponent. Evolving Porygon into Porygon2 requires a special item called Up-Grade, while evolving Porygon2 into Porygon-Z requires the Dubious Disc item.


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In the Pokémon games, some Pokémon such as Golbat, Pichu, Togepi, Azurill, and Chansey need a high happiness stat to evolve. This article will explain how you can make your Pokémon happy and evolve it.

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Pichu is the unevolved version of Pikachu, and was introduced in the Generation II Pokémon games. Unlike most Pokémon, Pichu doesn't evolve based on its level.

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Onix is a fairly rare and powerful Rock-type Pokémon that can be found in most Pokémon games. In order to evolve your Onix into Steelix, you'll need an item called Metal Coat.


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Murkrow was first introduced in the second generation of the Pokémon game (Gold, Silver, and Crystal). It is characterized as a black-feathered bird (similar to crow) with a yellow beak and red eyes.

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Magikarp is one of the most iconic Pokémon, if only because of how weak and useless it is. If you're feeling up to a challenge, you can try raising your Magikarp to Level 100, but most players will want to evolve it as soon as possible into its much more terrifying form, Gyarados.


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After painful hours hunting around honey trees for Munchlax, now the real work begins. Or perhaps you're the proud new parent of a successful Snorlax breeding, and you simply want your Munchlax to evolve healthy and strong.

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Nuzleaf is a Grass-type Pokémon that was introduced in the third generation of the game series (Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed, and LeafGreen). Nuzleaf has a brown body with short, large thighs.

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Likitung is one of the original 151 Pokémon, but its evolution wasn't introduced until much later in the series. If you want to evolve Likitung into Lickilicky, you'll need to be playing a Generation IV or later game.


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Lampent is a Pokémon creature evolved from Litwick, and evolves into Chandelure upon exposure to a Dusk Stone. To evolve Lampent into Chandelure, you must first obtain a Dusk Stone, then expose the stone to the Lampent creature.


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Gengar is a powerful Ghost-type Pokémon that evolves from Haunter, but it can be difficult to get your hands on. You'll need to catch or trade for a Haunter (or Gastly, if you don't mind leveling it) and then trade that Haunter to someone else to trigger its evolution.


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In the Pokémon games, Happiny is the baby form of one of the most well-known Pokémon in the series: Chansey. Making a Happiny evolve into a Chansey is more complex than it is to evolve most other Pokémon — unlike ordinary Pokémon, it won't simply evolve when it reaches a certain level.


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Gligar, a bat-type Pokémon, was introduced in the second generation of the game and was the 207th in the series. Gligar is characterized by having a purple body, two long pointy ears, and two large pincers.


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You can only trade between games of the same Generation:  Generation I  - Red, Blue, Green, Yellow  Generation II  - Gold, Silver, Crystal  Generation III  - Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed, LeafGreen  Generation IV  - Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver  Generation V  - Black, White, Black 2, White 2  Generation VI  - X, Y, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire  Graveler can be evolved into Golem when it's traded.


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Gurdurr is a Fighting-type Pokémon introduced in Generation 5 with the abilities Guts, Sheer Force, as well as the hidden ability Iron Fist. It evolves from Timburr at level 25, but the only way to evolve it to Conkeldurr, in all Pokémon main-series games, is by trading.


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Are you a Pokémon trainer who trains Fairy-types? If you are, then Flabebe, Floette, and Florges are some that can be found early on. Follow a few simple steps to evolve Flabebe into Floette and Florges:

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Electabuzz is a Pokémon that was initially introduced in the very first Pokémon games. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, Electabuzz was given a new evolution: Electivire.


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So, you want to evolve Eevee into all its "Eeveelutions"? There are eight evolutions in total, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Start with Step 1 below to learn how to evolve all eight from an Eevee!

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Chingling is the 433rd Pokémon in the series and was introduced in the fourth generation of the game (Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver).


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Flaaffy is a cute sheep-like Pokémon with a pink body, white fluffy mane, Afro-like hair, and a blue ball at the tip of its tail. But don’t be fooled by its adorable appearance as this Pokémon is an Electric-type that can seriously shock your opponents.


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Charmeleon is one of the toughest and meanest-looking Pokémon you’ll ever encounter in the game. Charmeleon evolves from Charmander, one of the three starter Pokémon you get to choose from at the beginning of the game.

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Have you ever noticed that some people's Pokémon have one or two really high stats but lower than usual stats in a different area? Well, this is probably because that person EV trained their Pokémon.


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If you're looking to edit a Pokémon 3DS cartridge, you'll need to buy a nifty tool to do so. Using a Powersave by Datel, or an Action Replay, you can apply codes to the game that'll change your gaming experience and let you fast track some of your gaming.


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Question: Duplicate Pokémon in Pokémon Emerald, FireRed, and LeafGreen

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How to successfully duplicate any Pokémon (Legendary and non-Legendary alike) and any items they are holding in Emerald, FireRed, and LeafGreen. It requires two GBAs, two of the three cartridges previously mentioned, and a link cable (it must be a link cable, not a wireless adapter).

This will tell you how to acquire the Pokémon Pichu in the GBA game Pokémon Ruby. Note: this will also work for Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red and Leaf Green.


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Diglett is a little Pokémon that's luckily pretty easy to draw! If you want to doodle yourself this cute little character, start from step one, below.


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Question: Do the Pokémon Shop Questionnaire

Have you ever gone to the Poke-mart and clicked on the sheet of paper on the counter? Ever typed in something random not knowing what it was all for?


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Question: Do a Pokémon Sololocke

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Tired of the regular Nuzlocke? Looking for a challenge? Then try winning the game with a single Pokémon! Same thing, with one difference: you only have one chance, and if your Pokémon dies, it's game over!

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Question: Obtain a Crobat in Pokémon

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Is your Golbat avoiding evolution? Do you need to obtain this difficult-to-find Pokémon to complete your Pokedex? If so, read on for information about it.

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Question: Make Easy Money in Pokémon Black and White

Have you ever struggled to make enough cash to buy some Poke Balls (and other supplies) in Pokémon Black and White? Then this article is for you!

Do you want Bisharp on your team in Pokémon X and Y? Look no further!


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Question: Make a Balanced Pokémon Black and White Team

If you are starting one of the games Pokémon Black or Pokémon White you probably need a balanced Pokémon team. These steps will show you how. Also, most Pokémon will be called by their basic form.

This article will tell you how to get Kingdra in Pokémon Ruby.


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Question: Level up Pokémon in Pokémon Black and White

Leveling up Pokémon can be hard. Read this guide to help you level your Pokémon up in Pokémon Black and White!

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Question: Do a Wedlocke Challenge in Pokémon

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Looking for a new way to play the Pokémon games? Well, here's a challenge you could try: the Wedlocke challenge. It's a twist on the traditional Nuzlocke challenge, where your Pokémon are "married" to each other.

This article will show you how to get into the 7th Gym in Pokémon SoulSilver.


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Question: Level Your Pokémon Up After Elite 4 in Pokémon Black and White

Even after your beat the Elite 4, some Pokémon still may be very weak. Here's a good method to train Pokémon.

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Question: Level up Pokémon in Black/White

Levelling up isn't a complicated process, but it can take a while and wane your patience. To learn how to get maximized results no matter what your reasons are, read on!

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Question: IV Breed Pokémon and EV Train

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This article will teach you how to breed Pokémon with great IVs and how to EV train Pokémon.

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Question: Hatch Eggs Fast (Pokémon Black/White)

Want to hatch eggs fast to trade or train them? Or just annoyed that Eevee takes so long to hatch? Whatever the case, this article is for you!


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Question: Use the Poke Radar

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Many Pokémon in Diamond/Pearl are only available if you use the Poke Radar, a very useful device you pick up at the end of the game. It can help you find ultra rare Pokémon, and even some common ones that you just really, really want.

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Question: Win Pokémon Contests in Pokémon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum

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There are typically two choices in the Pokémon world: contests and battles. Both demand a fair amount of strategy in order to win, but contests might demand a little more, considering how often you battle throughout the game.

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Question: Train up Your Pokémon on Pokémon Diamond

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Are you having trouble training your Pokémon on Pokémon Diamond? Read below!

This article will tell you how to find Regigigas in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.


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Question: Use the Poké Radar in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

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This wikiHow Article will feature steps on using the Poké Radar, or anything how-to related to the Poké Radar in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. This article is only usable when you have the National Dex.

Ever wanted the 7 Eeveelutions? Here's how to get them in the Pokémon games, Diamond, Pearl and/or Platinum.


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Question: Trade Manaphy for Any Pokemon You Want

The GTS is full of people making silly requests. But via a special and very fun trick, you can acquire rare Pokémon over the GTS and also help the person you're trading with!

Want the Pumpkin Pokémon Gourgeist? This article will show you how to get one!


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Question: Spot a Hack Pokemon in Diamond or Pearl

Is that trade you are about to make really worth it? Does the Pokémon you are about to receive seem too good to be true? You'll want to find out if the other person created the Pokémon with hacks rather than earning it, because that will affect whether or not the Pokémon will work in competitive matches.


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Question: Run Pokesav on Mac Os X

Pokesav is a useful tool to instantly generate Pokémon on Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, and SoulSilver versions. Initially, they were only available for Microsoft Windows, but have now been ported to Mac OS X.

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Question: Save Your Progess in Pokemon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

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Saving your progress saves the hassle of having to do those hard parts again. This is how you save, as in recording your progress, on Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum.

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Question: Teach Gym Leader Moves to Pokemon Without TMs in Pokemon Platinum

Each Gym Leader has a signature move that they give to you to teach to your Pokémon via a TM. However these TMs are single use and cannot be re-obtained.

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Here's how to find Heatran in Pokémon Platinum. Enjoy!


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Question: Do a Nuzlocke Challenge in Pokémon

The Nuzlocke Challenge is an interesting way to play Pokémon games. It can spice up a game you're bored with. It brings in new rules in which you play by, and changes your experience as an overall.

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Question: Select the Best Pokémon to Beat the Elite Four in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

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So you’ve made it to The Pokémon League of Sinnoh and defeated your rival for the final time. Now all that stands between you and the Pokémon champion is the Elite Four!

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Check which Generation your game belongs to for the correct instructions. Espeon and Umbreon are not available in Generation I:  Generation II  - Gold, Silver, Crystal  Generation III  - Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed, LeafGreen  Generation IV  - Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver  Generation V  - Black, White, Black 2, White 2  Generation VI  - X, Y, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire  Generation VII  - Sun, Moon  Espeon and Umbreon are two of Eevee's more powerful evolutions.


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Question: Run Pokemon Pearl

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This article will show you how to run on Pokémon Pearl/Diamond/Platinum.

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Question: Do a Magikarp Sweep

You might have seen people on YouTube defeat an entire team of strong Pokémon, often Legendaries, using a Magikarp as their main Pokémon. How do they do it?

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Have you heard of people claiming to have completed the game in a 'single Pokémon run'? Have you ever wondered what they meant? A single Pokémon run is where you play through a game using one Pokémon (not including times when it is required to do otherwise).

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Question: Create Your Own Pokémon

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Everyone has a favorite Pokémon. However, it can be even more fun to create your very own amazing Pokémon by combining animals and elements in interesting ways.

Here is how you can capture the three mystical legendary Pokémon of Rock, Ice, and Steel in Pokémon Emerald.


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Question: Restart Pokémon Platinum

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Pokémon Platinum is the third game version (after Diamond and Pearl) released during the fourth-generation core series and was released in September 2008.

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This is how you can get the VS Seeker in Pokémon FireRed!


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Question: Do a Monotype Challenge on Pokémon

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A monotype challenge is a challenge in a Pokémon game geared towards people who have an affiliation toward a certain Pokémon type. In essence, you go through the entire game favouring only one type of Pokémon the entire way through.

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Question: Create the Perfect Pokémon Team

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The best team does not have to have legendaries or Pokémon that you can only get one of without trading it in, like Porygon-Z or Kingdra. All you need is a copy of Platinum, Diamond, or Pearl (preferably Diamond, since Honchkrow is unavailable in Pearl and Happiny is harder to get in Platinum).

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Question: Create a Pokémon

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You love Pokémon, don't you? Ever wanted to make your own?! If you do, then read this!


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Question: Create a Noxious Pokémon Team

Are you continuously losing to others in Pokémon battles? Want to create a cool team without having to obtain all those legends? Create the most noxious, dire, and leveled out Pokémon team to defeat all those other cheap-o trainers.


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Question: Create a Balanced Pokémon Team

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Preparing for a link party? Finish the game and need something to do? Does your friend have an unbeatable team? If you have a balanced Pokémon team, you will be prepared to take on anything.

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Train Luvdisc

Luvdisc is the 370th Pokémon and was introduced in the third-generation game series (Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed, and LeafGreen). It’s characterized by having a flat, fish-like body that’s shaped like a heart; it has two pink dimples and and a pink lip.


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Question: Level Up Quickly in Pokémon Emerald

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Pokemon is an awesome game, and they have tons of variations of the game, such as FireRed, Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald! This article will tell you how to level up quickly in Pokémon Emerald.

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Question: Level Up Easily in Pokémon Ruby or Sapphire

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The page gives a very simple way to level-up Pokémon. This can be used to make Pokémon level 100, but still requires quite an amount of time. Use it to give that extra boost to your Pokémon to help them overcome that gym leader!

This will tell you how to acquire the Pokémon Pichu in the GBA game Pokémon Ruby. Note: this will also work for Sapphire, Emerald, Fire Red and Leaf Green.


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Question: Get to the Sky Pillar in Emerald

The ancient Sky Pillar is the home of the elusive Legendary Pokémon, Rayquaza. You will need to wake Rayquaza in order to stop the destructive battle between Kyogre and Groudon.

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Question: Get Waterfall in Pokémon Emerald

Waterfall is one of the last HMs you will find in Emerald. You'll get it automatically as you finish up the story, right before facing the final Gym Leader.


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Question: Get Wailord in Pokémon Emerald

You want a water Pokémon with high defense skills? This Pokémon you are thinking of is by the name of Wailord. Here is an article showing you how to get a Wailord.


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Question: Get Zorua in Pokémon White

Zorua is a fox-like dark type Pokémon who can use illusions to turn into other pokémon or even people. You can get Zorua through a special event in Pokémon White, the fifth generation of the Pokémon video game franchise.

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This article will show you how to get Zapdos in Pokémon Fire Red.


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Question: Get Wobbuffet in Pokémon Black and White

Did you ever want to find out how to get a Wobbuffet in Pokémon Black/White? Are you on a quest to complete your Pokedex? Whatever the reason, this article should help!

This article will tell you how to find Regigigas in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.


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Question: Get Gallade in Pokémon

Gallade is a rare Psychic/Fighting Pokémon first introduced in Generation IV. He is a powerful fighter and a master swordsman. Its Psychic attacks also make him quite versatile.

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Question: Get Celebi in Pokémon White

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Celebi is a psychic grass Pokémon with time-travel abilities and the ability to penetrate illusions. Resembling a scallion, it is a necessary Pokémon to have to penetrate Zorua's illusory disguise and capture it in Pokémon Black and Pokémon White.


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Question: Get Quick EXP in Pokémon Black and White

This is a quick, easy, and simple way to get EXP anywhere in order to level up your Pokémon.

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Do you want Bisharp on your team in Pokémon X and Y? Look no further!


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Question: Get Reshiram and Zekrom in Pokémon Black or White

Zekrom and Reshiram are some of the most powerful legendary Pokémon in Pokémon Black and White. This article will show you how to catch Zekrom and Reshiram.

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Question: Get Eelektross in Pokémon Black and White

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Eelektross is a strong Electric Pokémon in the Unova Region. Its moves are very useful for battling. If you feel like you need an Electric Pokémon edition in your Pokémon Team, then this is the right article for you!

This article will tell you how to get Kingdra in Pokémon Ruby.


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Question: Get Accelgor (Pokémon Black and White)

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Accelgor, the Shell out Pokémon. Have you ever wanted to catch an Accelgor since it has High Speed? Then you came to the right place because this article will show you how to catch an Accelgor.


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Question: Get Emolga in Pokémon Black and White

Emolga, the Sky Squirrel Pokémon, is an Electric/Flying-type Pokémon that was introduced in Pokémon Black and White. Read this article to learn how to get this cute squirrel Pokémon.


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Question: Get a Free Pokémon Black Version for Nintendo DS

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The popular 5th generation Pokémon games - Pokémon Black and White. Follow along these steps to get the games for free.


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Question: Find the Move Waterfall in Pokémon Black

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In Pokémon, HM's (or, hidden moves) are special attacks that have applications in the real world as well. The HM move Waterfall, for example, allows you to travel up waterfalls while you are walking, and it is also a decent attack move for your Pokémon.

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Question: Get a Knock out Team for Pokémon White

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Want to beat the gym leaders with-out much hassle? Want to stay a step [or in this case many steps] ahead of your rivals? This will help.

This is how you can get the VS Seeker in Pokémon FireRed!


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Question: Get a Hydreigon in Pokémon Black

Looking for the pseudo-legendary of Pokémon Black and White? With Hydreigon, you'll be nearly unbeatable.


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Question: Make Lots of Money in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl

Do you like playing Pokémon Diamond and Pearl but are running out of money or wondering how to make loads of it? Here's an article to help!


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Question: Raise a Perfect Garchomp

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A Garchomp is a very strong and cool pseudo-legendary Pokémon. If you train it well, you may have an almost invincible Dragon Pokémon. All you need to do is have the patience to train it, raise its level, and use it for battles.

This article will tell you how to get Roxy, Chop Chop, and Snookums on Moshi Monsters.


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Question: Level Up in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

Need to level up your Pokémon quick? Use this guide.

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If you enjoy playing Pokémon, and jumped at the chance to buy Pokémon Platinum, then you probably want a good, balanced team to help you breeze through the game.

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Here's how to find Heatran in Pokémon Platinum. Enjoy!


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Question: Get Tyranitar in Pokémon Diamond, Pearl or Platinum

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Have you always wanted a Tyranitar on Pokémon Diamond, Pearl or Platinum? Read on to find out how to get one.

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Question: Make a Good Team on Pokemon Diamond and Pearl

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How to make a good team on Diamond and Pearl.

This article will show you how to get into the 7th Gym in Pokémon SoulSilver.


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Question: Make a Great Pokemon Team on Pokemon Diamond

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Is someone bothering you with their Pokémon? Is that gym leader/Pokémon League driving you nuts? Well, here's a guide on how to finish that!


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Question: Get the National Pokédex in Pokémon Platinum

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