Pokemon XD: Yami no Kaze Dark Lugia (JP)
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness (US)
General FAQ
Written by: Wolf4knowledge
COPYWRITE 2005 Wolf4knowledge
Version 0.5 10/18/05
- Content -
1. Version History
2. Introduction
3. Game Info
4. Controls
5. Basic Pokemon Info
5.1 Pokemon Battle
5.2 Pokemon Combat Chart
5.3 Abnormal Status
5.4 Pokemon Nature
5.5 Pokemon Abilities
5.6 Move List
6. Pokemon XD Info
6.1 PokeSpot's Pokemon
6.2 Battle CDs
6.3 Shadow Pokemon 101
6.4 Purification
6.5 Purification Chamber
6.6 Shadow Pokemon Location
6.7 Shadow Attacks
6.8 Special Attacks
6.9 Shadow Lugia aka. XD001
6.10 Johto Starters
6.11 Items
7. Credits
8. Copywrite Info
1. - Version History -
0.5 - 10/18/05 - Some parts in. Still have more stuff to add.
Many spelling/grammar errors
2. - Introduction -
This FAQ will show you the basics the pokemon game in general. This
will tell you each status effect, items (not in yet), and attacks
(not in yet). As well as the XD features like PokeSpot Pokemon,
Battle CD locations, Shadow Pokemon and Pufification information,
all the shadow attacks and special attacks learn from shadow pokemon,
and other stuff as well. Basically more of a General FAQ.
3. - Game Info -
Released: Pokemon XD: Yami no Kaze Dark Lugia (JP) 08/04/05
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness (US) 09/28/0t
Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness (EU) 11/18/05
Players: One, two, or four players (Adventure Mode is only one player)
Memory Card: This game uses 43 blocks of your memory Card
Progressive Scan Compatible: Yes
Others: Links with GBA (Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emarald/FireRed/LeafGreen)
What is Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness?
Pokemon XD is the second pokemon adventure for the Gamecube. Once
again it takes place in the Orre region but five years after the events
of Pokemon Colloseum. Cipher is back with the plans to rule all Pokemon
again by using Shadow Pokemon. You being the hero is the only one
that can stop them.
4. - Controls -
Basic Controls
Control Stick/Control Pad/ C stick - Move character/secret a command.
A button - Comfirm selection/talk/check.
B button - Cancel a command/go back
Start/Pause/Y button/X button - Brings up the menu screen/move an item
L button - Change the order of items and PokeBall. Changes Box on
Pokemon Storage
R Button - Change the order of items and PokeBall. Changes Box on
Pokemon Storage
Controls within the Purify Chamber
Control Stick/Control Pad/ C stick - Move cursor/select a command
A button - Comfirm selection
B button - Cancel
L button/R button - Switches between sets
Z button - Switches Screen to PC/party pokemon
5. - Basic Pokemon Info -
Here is the basics of Pokemon in general. Which means this info
is the same for every Pokemon game in the GBA and gamecube
series including Pokemon XD.
5.1 - Pokemon Battle -
The main concept of each Pokemon game is to collect Pokemon and to Battle
other trainers. As you progress through the game you'll face many trainer
battles. In Pokemon XD you'll face mostly double battles. To win a battle
you pretty much has to make all of your opponent's Pokemon faint. This
could be a lot easier if you understand the basics to Pokemon battle. You'll
need to know the type advantages, their strong stats, and their movesets.
Knowing all this is a key role into being a sucessful Pokemon Trainer.
Since Pokemon XD is mostly double battles be sure to take into account
of moves that attacks both opponents, everyone including your allies, or
benefits your partner Pokemon.
The more you fight the more experience your Pokemon will gain and soon
they'll grow even stronger and maybe even evolve. Be sure to build a team
with a variety of Pokemon types.
Be sure to pay attention to your Pokemon stats as well and build your
Pokemon well to ensure the best use of your stats
ATTACK - Physical Attack Power. The higher it is the more damage
you'll do with Physical Attacks.
DEFENSE - Physical Attack Defense Power. The higher it is the less
damage you'll take from Physical Attacks.
SP. ATTACK - Special Attack Power. The higher it is the more damage
you'll do with Special Attacks.
SP. DEFENSE- Special Defense Power. The higher it is the less
damage you'll take from Special Attacks.
SPEED - Determines the turn order in battle. If your speed is
higher than the opponent you'll have a good chance of
attacking before them.
5.2 - Pokemon Combat Chart -
Here is the basics on which type is effective on which and how basic damage
is calculated.
Defending Pokemon Type
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| | N | F | W | E | G | I | F | P | G | F | P | B | R | G | D | D | S |
| | o | i | a | l | r | c | i | o | r | l | s | u | o | h | r | a | t |
| | r | r | t | e | a | e | g | i | o | y | y | g | c | o | a | r | e |
| | m | e | e | C | s | * | h | s | u | i | c | | k | s | g | k | e |
| | a | * | r | t | s | | t | o | n | n | h | | | t | o | * | l |
| | l | | * | r | * | | | n | d | g | c | | | | n | | |
| | | | | * | | | | | | | * | | | | * | | |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Normal | | | | | | | | | | | | | - | = | | | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Fire* | | - | - | | + | + | | | | | | + | - | | - | | + |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Water* | | + | - | | - | | | | | | | | + | | - | | |
Y|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
o|Electr*| | | + | - | - | | | | = | + | | | | | - | | |
u|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
r|Grass* | | - | + | | - | | | - | + | - | | - | + | | - | | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
A|Ice* | | - | - | | + | - | | | + | + | | | | | + | | - |
t|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
t|Fight | + | | | | | + | | - | | - | - | - | + | = | | + | + |
a|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
c|Poison | | | | | + | | | - | - | | | | - | - | | | = |
k|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Ground | | + | | + | - | | | + | | = | | - | + | | | | + |
T|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
y|Flying | | | | - | + | | + | | | | | + | - | | | | - |
p|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
e|Psychc*| | | | | | | + | + | | | - | | | | | = | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Bug | | - | | | + | | - | - | | - | + | | | - | | + | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Rock | | + | | | | + | - | | - | + | | + | | | | | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Ghost | = | | | | | | | | | | + | | | + | | - | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Dragon*| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | + | | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Dark* | | | | | | | - | | | | + | | | | + | | - |
|-------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Steel | | - | - | - | | + | | | | | | | + | | | | - |
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* means the type is a special attack
Looking at the chart above you can see that
- You'll get x2 damage for a + attack
- You'll get regular damage if nothing is stated
- You'll get 1/2 damage for a - attack
- You'll get x0 damage for a = attack
Other things to conclude
- You'll get x2 damage for a critial hit
Also it will ignore all your pokemon's ATTACK and SPECIAL ATTACK drop
and ignores the defending Pokemon's DEFENSE and SPECIAL DEFENSE increase
- You'll get a 1.5 damage if the attack type is the same type as that of the
Pokemon using it. Known as S.T.A.B.
- Against dual-type Pokemon calculate both the damage multipliers
Physical Attack - The higher the Pokemon's ATTACK is, the more damage
it will inflict. The higher the Defending Pokemon's
DEFENSE is, the less damage they will take from the
attack.
Special Attack - The higher the Pokemon's SPECIAL ATTACK is, the more
damage it will inflict. The higher the Defending
Pokemon's SPECIAL DEFENSE is, the less damage they
will take from the attack.
5.3 - Abnormal Status -
When an enemy has attacked your Pokemon, there might be a chance
that your Pokemon's status will be affected. These status can be healed
from certain items and the Pokemon Central/Healing Machine. Here's what
each of the status does.
Name Abv. Description
Poison - PSN - Pokemon will lose 1/16 of Max HP every turn. Also
running around the field your Pokemon's HP will
drop
Paralyze - PAR - Pokemon's Speed is reduced by 75%. Also will have
a 30% of being immoblized.
Burned - BRN - Attack is cut in half. Also you'll lose 1/8% of your
Max HP each turn.
Freeze - FRZ - Frozen Pokemon cannot attack. Have a small chance to
thaw after every turn. Also if hit by a Fire Attack
it will be defrosted.
Sleep - SLP - Pokemon cannot attack until awaken. Snore and Sleep
Talk ignores this rule. Pokemon will wake up after
a few turns
Faint - FNT - Pokemon's HP drop to 0. Pokemon cannot battle. You
lose if all your Pokemon fainted
Other Status Effects
There is no limit to how much of these status effects you can put into one
pokemon. There's no abv. showing what status they have. Switching a pokemon
out will heal any of these status.
Confuse - A confused Pokemon will have 50% chanceof attacking. The
other 50% the Pokemon will attack itself. This damage is
based on the Pokemon's Attack and Defence
Attract - An attracted pokemon will fall in love with a pokemon of the
oppisite gender. Those in love will have 50% chance of
attacking while being immoblized the other 50%.
Curse - A pokemon afflicted with curse will lose 1/4 of it's HP at
the end of every turn.
Leech Seed - A pokemon that has been seeded will lose 1/16 of their HP
every turn and the opponent will gain that much HP
Flinch - If a pokemon attacks first with a move that can flinch the
pokemon might flinch. This causes the flinched pokemon unable
to attack that turn
Encore - A pokemon that has been encore must used it's last attack again
for the next 2-6 turns
Imprison - If Imprisoned the Pokemon cannot use any attacks that the
pokemon who used Imprison knows
Nightmare - When asleep if afflicted with nightmare you'll lose 1/4 of
your max HP until you awaken or switch out.
Disable - A pokemon that is disabled cannot use the last attack it used
for a certain amount of turns
Taunted - A pokemon that is taunted can only use attacks that does
direct damage. Last for 2 turns
Tormented - A tormented pokemon cannot use the same attack in a row
5.4 - Pokemon Nature -
When you capture a Pokemon, if you look at it's status screen you can find on
the bottom what nature your Pokemon is. The nature of the Pokemon will
determined
it's stats during growth. Here's a list of what each nature does.
+ is for stats that gets a boost
- is for stats that takes a drop
5.5 - Pokemon Abilities
Each Pokemon has it's own special ability. Some might even have
two different ones but can only have one at a time. These abilities
will vary in effects and can change the outcome of battles. Here's
a list of all the abilities in the game.
Who = Who has the ability
Air Lock
Effect - No weather effects
Who - Rayquaza
Arena Trap
Effect - Opponent cannot switching Pokemon. Unless they are flying
type or have the Leviaite ability.
Who - Diglett, Dugtrio, Trapinch
Battle Armor
Effect - Cannot be critial hit
Who - Kabuto, Kabutops, Anorith, Armaldo
Blaze
Effect - Increases fire attack damage by 50% when Pokemon
has low hp
Who - Charmander, Charmeleon, Charizard, Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion,
Torchic, Combusken, Blaziken
Chlorophyll
Effect - When sunny day is in effect, the Pokemon gets double speed
Who - Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebel, Oddish, Gloom, Vileplume,
Exeggcute, Exeggutor, Tangela, Hoppip, Skiploom, Jumpluff, Sunkern,
Sunflora, Bellossom, Seedot, Nuzleaf, Shiftry, Tropius
Clear Body
Effect - Stats cannot be lowered
Who - Tentacool, Tentacruel, Beldum, Metang, Metagross, Registeel,
Regirock, Regice
Cloud Nine
Effect - No weather effects
Who - Psyduck, Golduck
Color Change
Effect - Changes this Pokemon's type to the same type as the last
attack used on him
Who - Kecleon
Compound Eyes
Effect - Raises all of this Pokemon's moves my 30%
Who - Butterfree, Venonat, Yanma, Nincada
Cute Charm
Effect - If a Pokemon of the oppisite gender attacks with a contact
move, they have a 30% chance of being ATTRACTed.
Who - Clefairy, Clefable, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff, Cleffa, Igglybuff,
Skitty, Delcatty
Damp
Effect - Prevents the use of Selfdestruct and Explosion
Who - Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, Psyduck, Golduck, Wooper,
Quagsire, Politoed
Drizzle
Effect - Rains when this Pokemon is out
Who - Kyogre
Drought
Effect - Auto sunny day when this Pokemon is out
Who - Groudon
Early Bird
Effect - Wakes up twice as fast when SLEEP
Who - Doduo, Dodrio, Kangaskhan, Ledyba, Ledian, Natu, Xatu,
Houndour, Houndoom, Griafarig, Seedot, Nuzleaf, Shiftry
Effect Spore
Effect - If a Pokemon of the attacks with a contact move, they have
a 10% chance of being POISONed, SLEEP, or PARALYZEd
Who - Paras, Parasect, Shroomish, Breloom
Flame Body
Effect - If a Pokemon attacks with a contact move, they have
a 30% chance of being BURNED
Who - Magmar, Magby, Slugma, Magcargo
Flash Fire
Effect - If hit by a FIRE type attack, it's own fire attack damage
increases by 50%
Who - Growlithe, Arcanine, Vulpix, Ninetales, Ponyta, Rapidash, Flareon,
Houndour, Houndoom
Forecast
Effect- Changes it's type depending on the weather
Who - Castform
Guts
Effect - When this Pokemon is afflicted with an abnormal
status, it's does more damage
Who - Rattata, Raticate, Machop, Machoke, Machamp, Heracross,
Ursaring, Tyrogue, Larvitar, Taillow, Swellow, Hariyama,
Makuhita
Huge Power
Effect - ATTACK stats is doubled
Who - Marill, Azumarill, Azurill
Hustle
Effect - Damage from your attacks is increased by 50% but
you lose 20% accuracy
Who - Togepi, Togetic, Corsola, Remoraid, Delibird, Mantine
Hyper Cutter
Effect - ATTACK stats cannot be lowered
Who - Krabby, Kingler, Pinsir, Gligar, Mawile, Trapinch,
Corphish, Crawdaunt
Illuminate
Effect - Increases wild Pokemon encounter
(Does nothing in Pokemon XD)
Who - Staryu, Starmie, Chinchou, Lanturn, Volbeat
Immunity
Effect - Cannot be POISONed
Who - Snorlax, Zangoose
Insomnia
Effect - This pokemon is immune to SLEEP
Who - Drowzee, Hypno, Hoothoot, Noctowl, Spinarak, Ariados, Murkrow,
Shuppet, Banette
Intimidate
Effect - Lowers all your opponent's Pokemon attack by one level when
the Pokemon with Intimidate is sent out
Who - Ekans, Arbok, Growlithe, Arcanine, Tauros, Gyarados, Snubbull,
Granbull, Stantler, Hitmontop, Mightyena, Masquerain, Mawile,
Salamence
Lightningrod
Effect - All electric attacks will target this Pokemon
Who - Cubone, Marowak, Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Electrike, Manectric
Limber
Effect - This Pokemon is immune to PARALYZE
Who - Persian, Hitmonlee, Ditto
Liquid Ooze
Effect - When a Pokemon uses a HP absorbing attack, they
will take the damage they are suppose to heal
Who - Tentacool, Tentacruel, Gulpin, Swallot
Magma Armor
Effect - Immune to FROZEN
Who - Slugma, Magcargo, Camerupt
Magnet Pull
Effect - Opponent's STEEL type Pokemon cannot be switched out
Who - Magnemite, Magneton, Nosepass
Marvel Scale
Effect - If afflicted with an abnormal status the Pokemon receieves
less damage
Who - Milotic
Minus
Effect - Damage increases by 50% if partnered with someone with the PLUS
ability
Who - Minun
Nature Cure
Effect - Heals itself of all abnormal status upon switching out
Who - Staryu, Starmie, Chansey, Corsola, Blissey, Celebi, Roselia, Swablu,
Altaria
Overgrow
Effect - Increases grass attack damage by 50% when Pokemon's HP
is low
Who - Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur, Chikorita, Bayleef, Maganium, Treeko,
Grovyle, Sceptile
Own Tempo
Effect - Immune to CONFUSION
Who - Slowpoke, Slowbro, Lickitung, Slowking, Smeargle, Spoink, Grumpig,
Spinda
Pickup
Effect - Randomly picks up items while running around
Who - Meowth, Phanpy, Aipom, Tediursa, Zigzagoon, Linoone
Plus
Effect - Damage increases by 50% if partnered with someone with the MINUS
ability
Who - Plusle
Poison Point
Effect - If a Pokemon attacks with a contact move, they have
a 30% chance of being POISONed
Who - Nidoran?, Nidorino, Nidoking, Nidoran?, Nidorina, Nidoqueen,
Seadra, Quilfish, Roselia
Pure Power
Effect - ATTACK stats is doubled
Who - Meditite, Medicham
Rain Dish
Effect - When Raining, this Pokemon recovers 1/16 of MAX HP
at the end of every turn
Who - Lotad, Lombre, Ludicolo
Rock Head
Effect - Immune to Recoil Damage
Who - Geodude, Graveller, Golem, Onix, Cubone, Marowak, Rhyhorn, Rhydon,
Aerodactyl, Sudowoodo, Steelix, Aron, Lairon, Aggron, Relicanth,
Bagon, Shellgon
Rough Skin
Effect - If a Pokemon attacks with a contact move, they'll receive
damage equal to 1/16 of their MAX HP
Who - Carvanha, Sharpedo
Run Away
Effect - Allow 100% escape rate
(Does nothing in Pokemon XD)
Who - Rattata, Raticate, Doduo, Dodrio, Ponyta, Rapidash, Eevee, Sentret,
Furret, Snubbull, Dunsparce, Aipom, Poochyena
Sand Stream
Effect - Sandstorm will be in affect when this Pokemon is out
Who - Tyranitar
Sand Veil
Effect - Immune to SANDSTORM
SPEED increases if SANDSTORM is applied
Who - Sandshrew, Sandslash, Diglett, Dugtrio, Gligar, Cacnea, Cacturne
Serene Grace
Effect - Double the chances of inflicting a move's special effect
Who - Chansey, Togepi, Togetic, Dunsparce, Blissey, Jirachi
Shadow Tag
Effect - Opponent's Pokemon cannot be switched out
Who - Wynaut, Wobbuffet
Shed Skin
Effect - Has a 1/3 chance to recover from an abnormal status at the
end of every turn
Who - Metapod, Kakuna, Ekans, Arbok, Dratini, Dragonair, Pupitar, Silcoon,
Cascoon, Seviper
Shell Armor
Effect - Immune to Critial Hits
Who - Shellder, Cloyster, Lapras, Omanyte, Omastar, Corphish, Crawdaunt,
Clamperl
Shield Dust
Effect - Immune to the special effects of an attack
Who - Caterpie, Weedle, Venomoth, Wurmple, Dustox
Soundproof
Effect - Immune to the following attacks
Grasswhistle
Growl
Heal Bell
Hyper Voice
Metal Sound
Perish Song
Roar
Sing
Screech
Snore
Supersonic
Uproar
Who - Voltorb, Electrode, Mr. Mime, Whismur, Loudred, Exploud
Speed Boost
Effect - Speed increases by one level at the end of every turn
Who - Yanma, Ninjask
Static
Effect - If a Pokemon attacks with a contact move, they have
a 30% chance of being PARALYZEd
Who - Pikachu, Raichu, Voltorb, Electrode, Electabuzz, Pichu, Mareep,
Flaafy, Ampharos, Elekid, Electrike, Manectric
Stench
Effect - Lowers encounter rate
(Does nothing in Pokemon XD)
Who - Grimer, Muk
Sticky Hold
Effect - Cannot lose item that it's holding
Who - Grimer, Muk, Gulpin, Swallot
Sturdy
Effect - Immune to One Hit KO moves
Who - Geodude, Graveller, Golem, Magnemite, Magneton, Onix, Pineco,
Forretres, Sudowoodo, Steelix, Shuckle, Donphan, Skarmory, Nosepass,
Aron, Lairon, Aggron
ASuction Cups
Effect - Immune to moves that forces switching out
Who - Octillery, Lileep, Cradilly
Swarm
Effect - Increases BUG attack damage by 50% when Pokemon
has low hp
Who - Beedrill, Scyther, Ledyba, Ledian, Spinarak, Ariados, Scizor,
Heracross, Beautifly, Volbeat
Swift Swim
Effect - SPEED is doubled during rain
Who - Magikarp, Goldeen, Seaking, Horsea, Omanyte, Omastar, Kabuto,
Kabutops, Quilfish, Mantine, Kingdra, Lotad, Lombre, Ludicolo,
Surskit, Feebas, Huntail, Gorebyss, Relicanth, Luvdisc
Synchronize
Effect - If afflicted with an abnormal status, the Pokemon who
afflicted it will also receieve the abnormal status
Who - Abra, Kadabra, Alakazam, Mew, Xatu, Natu, Espeon, Umbreon, Ralts,
Kirlia, Gardevoir
Thick Fat
Effect - Reduces damage received from ICE and FIRE attacks by 50%
Who - Seel, Dewgong, Snorlax, Marill, Azumarill, Makuhita, Hariyama,
Azurill, Spoink, Grumpig, Spheal, Sealeo, Walrein
Torrent
Effect - Increases WATER attack damage by 50% when Pokemon
has low hp
Who - Squirtle, Wartortle, Blastoise, Totodile, Croconaw, Feraligatr,
Mudkip, Swampert, Marshtomp
Trace
Effect - Copies on of the opponent Pokemon's ability
Who - Porygon, Porygon2, Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir
Truant
Effect - Will only attack every other turn
Who - Slakoth, Slaking
Vital Spirit
Effect - Immune to SLEEP
Who - Mankey, Primeape, Delibird, Vigoroth
Volt Absorb
Effect - Immune and healed by ELECTRIC attacks
Who - Jolteon, Chinchou, Lanturn
Water Absorb
Effect - Immune and healed by WATER attacks
Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, Lapras, Vaporeon, Wooper, Quagsire,
Politoed, Mantine
Water Veil
Effect - Immune to BURNED
Who - Goldeen, Seaking, Wailmer, Wailord
White Smoke
Effect - Pokemon stats cannot be lowered
Who - Torkoal
Wonder Guard
Effect - Immune to non-super effective damage.
Who - Shedinja
5.6 - Moves -
Coming Soon!
6. Pokemon XD Info
Here is some info about the game Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness
6.1 - PokeSpot's Pokemon -
When you first hear about Wild Pokemon at Pyrite Town you are given three
different PokeSpots to find Wild Pokemon in. By leaving PokeSnacks at these
places Wild Pokemon may appear and you'll be notified. The more PokeSnacks
you leave the longer the Pokemon stay. Here are the Pokemon found in each
Pokespot.
Rock Pokespot
- Giligar
- Sandshrew
- Trapinch (RARE)
Also a Pokemon named Munchlax might appear on any of these Pokespot. If
it does it's trainer will apoligize and will give you 10 PokeSnacks.
Also the Pokemon Bonsly will randomly appear at the Rock PokeSpot after
you chased it away from the S.S. Libra.
If you obtain any of the three RARE pokemon you can return to Pyrite
Town and speak with Duking to trade. Here are the three Pokemon you
can obtain for the trade
When you enter Phenac City the first time you'll obtain a CD case.
This is used to hold Battle CDs where you can use at Relgam Tower.
Here's the location of each one.
CD #1 Flying VS Flying
Location - One of the CDs obtained with the CD case
CD #2 Passive Against Active
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner ath Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
CD #3 Making Use of Gaps
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner ath Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
CD #4 Electric Companions
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner ath Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
CD #5 Defense Equals Best Attack
Location - Kaminko’s House, room with the hooks
CD #6 Dreams Come True
Location - Krabby Pavilion at Gateon Port
CD #7 Aspiring Machamp
Location - One of the CDs obtained with the CD case
CD #8 To Killer A Defender
Location - In front of Phenac Pregym after beating the Fake Justy
CD #9 Colour Changer
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 2, 3 and 4)
CD #10 The Lunar Combination
Location - First house to the right in Phenac. On the bookshelf.
CD #11 Kill 6 In One Turn
Location - Kaminko’s House, room with the hooks
CD #12 The Endurer
Location - Phenac Mayor's House, on bookshelf
CD #13 Porygon’s Transform
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 2, 3 and 4)
CD #14 Wobbuffet’s Fight Back
Location - House in Agate, obtained from wobuffet
CD #15 The Weather Pokemon
Location - Obtained from Castform in Phenac
CD #16 The Slowpoke Family
Location - In the entrance to Phenac after beating the Fake Justy.
CD #17 A Major Level Difference
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 2, 3 and 4)
CD #18 A Substitute Farfetch’d
Location - Bookshelf at lobby of S.S. Libra
CD #19 Burning Explosion
Location - East enterance of Phenac, after beating the Fake Justy.
CD #20 Bring The Houndoom Out
Location - One of the CDs obtained with the CD case
CD #21 Focus Punching
Location - Bookshelf in SECC's room, Pyrite Town
CD #22 An Interesting Combo
Location - Bookshelf in Duking’s house, Pyrite Town
CD #23 When The Storm Is Over
Location - Kaminko’s room that's underground
CD #24 To Break The Protect
Location - Bookshelf in reporter’s room, Pyrite Town
CD #25 Dual Vigoroth
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 9, 13 and 17)
CD #26 The Slackers
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 9, 13 and 17)
CD #27 Surviving The Self Destruct
Location - Phenac Mayor’s house after beating the Fake Justy
CD #28 To Stop The Explosion
Location - West exit of Phenac after beating the Fake Justy
CD #29 To Fight The Magikarps
Location - Kaminko’s House, room with the hooks
CD #30 A Shedinja Raticate Combination
Location - Buy from Battle CD Corner at Relgam Tower for 1000 pokedollars
(must clear CD 9, 13 and 17)
CD #31 The Powerful Donphan
Location - Sailor at Nickeldark Island
CD #32 A Series of Bangs
Location - Phenac Mayor’s house, after beating the fake Justy
CD #33 Cuteness Showdown Side A
Location Content
In the Pokemon HQ the room with the Kirlia, bookshelf of that room.
CD #34 Cuteness Showdown Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #33
CD #35 The Game Of Metronome
Location - Basement of the Phenac's PreGym
CD #36 Fighting King Side A
Location - Bookshelf in NETT's room, Pyrite Town
CD #37 Fighting King Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #36
CD #38 Fossil Fight Side A
Location - ONBS Storage room after completing the game, Pyrite Town.
CD #39 Fossil Fight Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #38
CD #40 Kanto VS Hoenn Side A
Location - House to the west of the shop in Pyrite, on the bookshelf
CD #41 Kanto VS Hoenn Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #40
CD #42 Legendary Birds Side A
Location - Room which Dr. Krane was being held in at Shadow Pokemon Lab.
CD #43 Legendary Birds Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #42
CD #44 Legendary Golems Side A
Location - Inside Phenac Stadium
CD #45 Legendary Golems Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #44
CD #46 Operation Zero
Location - On Master Greevil's chair after beating him
CD #47 The Powerful Twin Dragons Side A
Location - Factory room underground of Cipher's Secret HQ
CD #48 The Powerful Twin Dragons Side B
Location - Complete Battle CD #47
CD #49 Legendary Pokemon Challenge 1
Location - Chobin's Room
CD #50 Legendary Pokemon Challenge 2
Location - Bookshelf in Kaminko’s room
6.3 - Shadow Pokemon 101 -
What is a shadow pokemon?
Shadow Pokemon are normal Pokemon that had been used for wrongful acts because
Cipher found a way to shut the door to their hearts. Shadow Pokemon are
different from normal pokemon with their own advantages and disadvantages.
How do you know if a Pokemon is a Shadow Pokemon?
Most of the time Shadow Pokemon are found while battle the people
of Cipher but sometimes they appear elsewhere. When entering a battle
you will be told if any of the Pokemon they're using is a Shadow Pokemon
or not. If they are you are allowed to snag it during battle. Snagging
is known as capturing a trainer's Pokemon but it's all good since you can
only capture shadow ones. However you can only snag a shadow pokemon
when you have the snag machine.
So how do you snag it?
If you have the snag machine you can throw a Pokeball (or other related items)
to snag it. Most of the time you have to weaken the Pokemon first before
you can securely Snag it. Have it to red health for the highest chance. Also
affecting it with a status condition like Sleep or Poison increases your chance
even further. If you accidently defeat the shadow pokemon don't worry,
you'll get another chance later.
Okay so I snagged it. What now?
Once you snagged it you can pretty much train the pokemon as it were your
own. Each Shadow Pokemon will start with two shadow attacks or more and will
learn more as you open its heart more. However Shadow Pokemon has their
advantages and disadvantages.
What is the difference of Shadow Pokemon to a normal one?
- They have shadow attacks which is Super Effective to all types
of Pokemon. However it's not very effective on other Shadow types
Shadow attacks tends to be faster than normal attacks.
- You cannot use an item that would evolve or level up the Pokemon
(Rare Candy/Elemental Stones)
- You cannot change the order of their moves
- You cannot delete any of their moves
- You cannot change their nickname
- They cannot particapate in VS. mode
- You cannot trade it to any of the GBA Pokemon game.
- They do don't gain EXP and can't level up
- You cannot use a TMs on a shadow Pokemon
- You cannot teach them moves using the move tutor
- During battle they randomly go into reverse mode
What is reverse mode?
When a Pokemon uses a move during battle it might go into Reverse
Mode. When it's in reverse mode the panel that indicates the Pokemon
name and HP will turn Red. Reverse Mode continues even after battle.
When a pokemon is in reverse mode..
- They cannot be healed by using and HP recovery items or abnormality items
(Pokemon Center is still ok)
- They will damage itself at the end of each turn in battle
- They will obey all shadow attacks but might not obey non-shadow attacks
To cure a Shadow Pokemon in reverse mode you need to call them during battle
or use any scent on it.
6.4 - Purification -
Shadow Pokemon can be purified and become a normal pokemon again but it will
take some work. If you look at the Pokemon Status you will see that that a
shadow pokemon EXP bar will be replaced with Heart Gauge. A Shadow Pokemon
can only be purified if that gauge is empty. So that means purple is bad :D
When the gauge is 100% full it will say "The door to its heart is tightly shut"
and when it's 99% - 81% full it will say "The door to its heart is
starting to open"
During this time is probably when you first catch it. The nature of the Pokemon
will be hidden during this time.
When the gauge is 80%-61% full
During this time if the Pokemon has a free space in it's moveset then it will
learn a non-shadow move.
When the gauge is 60%-41% full
During this time you can see the nature of the Pokemon.
When the gauge is 40%-21% full
During this time you will learn your second non-shadow attack
if you pokemon has room for it.
When the gauge is 20%-1% full
During this time the pokemon will have a higher chance of entering
reverse mode.
When the guage is empty it will say "The door to its heart is about
to open"
Finally you can purify the Shadow Pokemon into a normal one.
How do you purify a Pokemon?
First you need to lower the gauge so you can do that. There are many ways
you can accomplish this.
1. Make it battle.
By allowing it to battle the heart gauge will slightly decrease everytime
you allow it to battle.
2. Call in during reverse mode.
When a Pokemon goes into reverse mode call it. This will lower the gauge
everytime you do this.
3. Use Scent items on it.
After obtaining the Colonge Case you can purchase Scents at Agate Village.
Use it on your pokemon to lower their heart gauge.
4. Have it in your party.
If the Shadow Pokemon is in your party, the heart gauge will lower as you walk
around.
5. Leave it in the Purification Chamber.
Once Krane finishes the Purication Chamber allow your Shadow Pokemon to
be in it.
Note: Remember the higher level the pokemon the longer it takes to Purify it.
Once it's it 0% you can purify it completely at Agate Village
or the Purification Chamber.
Once purified it will obtained all the EXP it gained while in battle as
have their shadow moves replaced by other attacks. Some special that the
Pokemon can't learn themselves.
6.5 - Purification Chamber -
As you progess on your adventure Krane will evenually finish the
Purification Chamber.Once it's completed Purifying a Pokemon will be a
whole lot easier. This chamber allows you to slowly purify 9 pokemon at once
without having them in your party. To do this you need to put a Shadow Pokemon
in a set and up to 4 non-shadow pokemon to help purify it. The more pokemon
the faster the process. The speed of the purifying process will depend on two
factors. Tempo and Flow.
Tempo bar is affected by how many pokemon are placed in the set and what
types they are. To maximize the Tempo Bar you need to have four pokemon as
well as their type being super effective to the other pokemon in a clockwise
direction. For example if the pokemon on the top in a water type then the
pokemon to it's clockwise direction should be fire. Then next could be ice,
then next could be grass. By having this each pokemon type is super effective
to the pokemon in its clockwise direction. If the pokemon has two types any of
them would work regardess as long as one of them is super effective towards
the next pokemon. The point of having high tempo is to have a high flow
on purifying.
*Note: within the chamber normal types are consider super effective on other
normal types, so if you put 4 normal type pokemon you'll get max tempo*
The speed at which a Shadow Pokemon is purified is referred to as the "Flow"
Flow is affected by the tempo so if the tempo is high so will the flow.
Once the heart gauge is empty for a pokemon in the Purification Chamber, go
to the Purify Chamber at the Pokemon HQ lab and stop on the circle in the
center of the room. Press A to start the Purification Ceremony. Once it's
over your Pokemon is purified completely.
6.6 - Shadow Pokemon Location -
Pokemon Lv. Who Where
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Don't worry if you missed any Pokemon. Miror B will have all the
pokemon that you missed so be sure to look for him as he could be
anywhere. If you missed any pokemon from Greevil you can always
challenge him again.
6.7 - Shadow Attacks -
All shadow attacks are super effective against all types except
other shadow pokemon. Also these moves have infinite PP.
Shadow Rush
Attack Power - 55
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Deals Damage to one pokemon
Shadow Blitz
Attack Power - 40
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Deals Damage to one pokemon
Shadow Wave
Attack Power - 50
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Deals Damage to both opponent's pokemon
Shadow Rave
Attack Power - 70
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Deals Damage to both opponent's pokemon
Shadow Half
Attack Power - N/A
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Cuts everyone's HP in half then the user loses its
next turn.
Shadow Sky
Attack Power - N/A
Accucacy - N/A
Effect - Create Shadow weather to deal damage to all non shadow
pokemon for five turns.
Shadow Mist
Attack Power - N/A
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Lowers both opponent pokemon's evasiveness by two levels
Shadow Shed
Attack power - N/A
Accucary - N/A
Effect - Removes reflect, Light Screen, and safeguard on all pokemon
Shadow Hold
Attack Power - N/A
Accuracy - 80
Effect - Prevent both opponents pokemon fron switching out.
Shadow Panic
Attack Power - N/A
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Confuses both opponent's pokemon
Shadow Down
Attack Power - N/A
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Lowers both opponent pokemon's DEFENSE by two levels
Shadow Storm
Attack Power - 95
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Damages both opponent's pokemon
Shadow Break
Attack Power - 65
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Damages one pokemon
Shadow End
Attack Power - 120
Accuracy - 60
Effect - Damages one pokemon but recieve recoil equal to 1/2 of
remaining HP
Shadow Chill
Attack Power - 75
Accuracy - 100
Effect - Damages one pokemon and might freeze them.
Shadow Fire
Attack Power - 75
Accurary - 100
Effect - Damages one pokemon and might burn them.
Shadow Bolt
Attack Power - 75
Accurary - 100
Effect - Damage one pokemon and might paralyze them.
Shadow Blast
Attack Power - 80
Accurary - 100
Effect - Damage one pokemon
6.8 - Special Attacks -
Once you purify a pokemon you will obtain a move never obtainable on
this pokemon Here is a list of all the special attacks each shadow
pokemon learns for being purified.
Teddiursa Refresh
Ledyba Refresh
Poochyena Heal Bell
Seedot Refresh
Gulpin Sing
Baltoy Refresh
Mareep Heal Bell
Spheal Charm
Houndour Charm
Spinarak Refresh
Numel Charm
Carvanha Refresh
Shroomish Refresh
Delcatty Sweet Kiss
Voltorb Refresh
Makuhita Refresh
Vulpix Charm
Duskull Helping Hand
Ralts Sing
Mawile Sing
Snorunt Sing
Pineco Refresh
Natu Baton Pass
Roselia Sweet Kiss
Meowth Sing
Swinub Charm
Spearow Baton Pass
Grimer Helping Hand
Seel Helping Hand
Lunatone Baton Pass
Nosepass Helping Hand
Zangoose Refresh
Togepi Tri Attack
Paras Refresh
Growlithe Charm
Shellder Refresh
Beedrill Baton Pass
Pidgeotto Refresh
Tangela Morning Sun
Butterfree Morning Sun
Magneton Refresh
Venomoth Refresh
Weepinbell Morning Sun
Arbok Refresh
Primeape Helping Hand
Hypno Baton Pass
Raticate Refresh
Golduck Charm
Sableye Helping Hand
Dodrio Baton Pass
Farfetch'd Baton Pass
Altaria Heal Bell
Kangaskhan Sing
Banette Helping Hand
Magmar Follow Me
Pinsir Helping Hand
Magcargo Refresh
Rapidash Baton Pass
Hitmonlee Refresh
Hitmonchan Helping Hand
Lickitung Helping Hand
Scyther Morning Sun
Chansey Sweet Kiss
Solrock Baton Pass
Starmie Refresh
Electabuzz Follow Me
Swellow Baton Pass
Snorlax Refresh
Poliwrath Helping Hand
Mr. Mime Follow Me
Dugtrio Charm
Manectric Refresh
Salamence Refresh
Marowak Sing
Lapras Heal Bell
Lugia Feather Dance, Psycho Boost
Articuno Heal Bell, Haze, Extrasensory
Zapdos Extrasensory, Baton Pass, Metal Sound
Moltres Extrasensory, Morning Sun, Will 'o' Wisp
Tauros Refresh
Rhydon Helping Hand
Exeggutor Refresh
Dragonite Heal Bell
6.9 - Shadow Lugia aka. XD001 -
Shadow Lugia aka XD001 is the only shadow pokemon that can not be purified
normally. However if you manage to get max tempo on all 9 sets in the
Purify Chamber then you're all set. Place Shadow Lugia in any of the 9
sets and it's heart gauge will automatically drop to zero thus being
able to purified instantly.
6.10 - Johto Starters -
The 3 Johto starters Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile are all
obtainable in this game. But thats not all each can learn a special
attack not obtainable in any of the other Pokemon games.
Chikorita will have the attack Frenzy Plant
Cyndaquil will have the attack Blast Burn
Totodile will have Hydro Cannon
To obtain these pokemon you just need to complete Mt. Battle
But there are certain conditions.
- You must start from level 1 and go all the way to 100
- You cannot switch pokemon using the PC at any time
- You cannot leave Mt. Battle at any time
After completing this you'll obtain one of the three pokemon.
Complete it 2 more times to obtain the other 2.
6.11 - Items -
Coming Soon
7. - Credits -
I would like to thank
Gamefaqs - For making this FAQ possible
Nintendo, The Pokemon Company, and Genius Sonority - For making this
game possible
Serebii from www.Serebii.net from it's awesome guides and straegties on XD
And me! Wolf4knowledge - for writing the FAQ
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