Second Rule [Video/Action in Cherrygrove]
[Kneesocks Daemon is having a spot of tea at a restaurant in Cherrygrove, outside. Her Beedrill hums behind her, twitching in eagerness to fight. After she half empties her cup, she addresses the Pokegear.]
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- What Pokemon should one catch in order to become a ( Read more... )
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[see the Gyrados swimming around in the water behind her roaring] My pokedex calls him a gyrados but I call him Jack~
But other than that... There's the sprout tower here in Violet!
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[Studying the background before resuming the chat.]
And why is that tower important?
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I wonder if Lockon wants to go there...
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It's more what types of pokemon you should catch. You need to build a balanced team that makes up for individual weaknesses and brings new strengths. Say, your Beedrill is a good Bug-Poison combination type, but you need a Fire, Rock, or Psychic type to make up make up for it's weaknesses.
[He takes a sip of his coffee before adding.]
If you're traveling alone, you should definitely stock up on Repels. You don't want to tire your pokemon out too much against weaklings.
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Wise words. I shall stock up on those types as soon as they are available to me. Fire, Rock, Psychic.
[sip sip.]
That would be annoying, to fight so many weaklings. Even they run out of use after a while.
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You could probably pick up a good Rock type in the cave on the junction of Route 30 and 31. Watch out, though; the Geodudes are pretty easy to trip over.
[France watches her over the brim of his cup, eyes upturned in amusement.]
The amount of experience your pokemon get from those substantially weaker than them isn't worth the effort. I keep telling Marianne that, but I think she wants to eat them.
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[But she does nod, showing she is listening and memorizing this info.]
As long as it doesn't bother me in any way, I allow mine to do as he pleases to whatever Pokemon he sees, within limits.
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The highlights of each town tend to be the gyms. It is where trainers go to prove themselves as trainers.
The badges seem to have little significance other than acting as a marker for those trainers who have devoted themselves to training and battling. They also seem to make Pokemon obey you.
Potions, revives, and pokeballs are the essentials.
Is there anything else?
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[Silence, as she mentally makes notes of all of the information.]
I believe for now that is sufficient. The guide book is useful, but often it cannot be compared to actual experiences.
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[a pause]
The guidebook only helps beginners so much. You're correct; true learning does not occur until experience is gained.
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Unoriginal? Add incompetent to that list! The leadership is completely lax and at times nonexistent! I ran my organization much better than this. Anyone could!
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