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Officer Shamac (boss)

2021-08-03T21:22:16Z

Feelost: /* Medium/Hard */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Building|Boss=Shamac|Date=5/18/2017—present|Location=[[Pewter Jail]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto champion|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of [[TMs]] and Pokémon; read below,Randomized Pokémoney payouts}}
{{Quote|Coming at ya'!|Officer Shamac}}
Officer Shamac is the eponymous [[Bosses|boss NPC]] of the [[Staff|Community Coordinator]] of that namesake.

Officer Shamac is homologous to [[Officer Wargreymon (boss)|Officer Wargreymon]], being the characteral successor that supplanted him on May 18, 2017.

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==Boss rework 2019==
Officer Shamac was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 11th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Officer Shamac==
Coalescing with the rest of the spoofy [[Staff|staff members]] (both former and present) in [[Pewter Jail]], Officer Shamac can be found stationarily standing in one of the jail-cell partitions. Contingent that you have completed the [[Kanto League]], Officer Shamac will be challengable upon interaction. He will be rechallengable after a 12-day-cooldown time has elapsed irrespective of the outcome. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Shamac will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Officer Shamac|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Swampert|Nature=Relaxed|Ability=Torrent|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|Scald}}{{NPCMove|Bulldoze}}{{NPCMove|Rock Slide}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Swellow|Nature=Timid|Ability=Guts|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Air Slash}}{{NPCMove|Heat Wave}}{{NPCMove|Echoed Voice}}{{NPCMove|Whirlwind}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Goodra|Nature=Modest|Ability=Sap Sipper|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Sludge Bomb}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Thunderbolt}}{{NPCMove|Muddy Water}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lapras|Nature=Modest|Ability=Water Absorb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Surf}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Confuse Ray}}{{NPCMove|Sing}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Cinccino|Nature=Jolly|Ability=Skill Link|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Bullet Seed}}{{NPCMove|Wake-Up Slap}}{{NPCMove|Slam}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Latias|Nature=Timid|Ability=Levitate|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Psychic}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Recover}}
}}
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Officer Shamac|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Form=Mega|Name=Swampert|Nature=Relaxed|Ability=Swift Swim|Item=Swampertite|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Stone Edge}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Waterfall}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Toxic}}{{NPCMove|Superpower}}
{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Swellow|Nature=Timid|Ability=Guts|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Hurricane}}{{NPCMove|Boomburst}}{{NPCMove|Heat Wave}}{{NPCMove|Ominous Wind}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Goodra|Nature=Modest|Ability=Sap Sipper|Item=Assault Vest|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|Thunder}}{{NPCMove|Sludge Wave}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lapras|Nature=Modest|Ability=Water Absorb|Item=Mystic Water|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Hydro Pump}}{{NPCMove|Blizzard}}{{NPCMove|Sheer Cold}}{{NPCMove|Sing}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Cinccino|Nature=Jolly|Ability=Skill Link|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Tail Slap}}{{NPCMove|Rock Blast}}{{NPCMove|Bullet Seed}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Latias|Nature=Timid|Ability=Levitate|Item=Life Orb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Thunderbolt}}{{NPCMove|Surf}}
}}
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Shamac''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All possible rewards are listed below.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Mudkip|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Minccino|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Goomy|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Dubious Disc|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3-8|Reward Tier=2}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lapras|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Mudkip|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Minccino|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Goomy|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Ash Westbrook (boss)

2021-07-28T22:55:46Z

Feelost: /* Hard */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Fairy|Boss=Ash Westbrook|Date=2015—present|Location=[[Spear Pillar]]|Cooldown=12 days|DateReworked=June 1, 2020|Requirements=Having completed the [[Sinnoh League]], 250 hours play time,80 hours Sinnoh play time|Rewards=Standardized reward subset}}
{{Quote|I, Ash Westbrook, shall use my God power on my team to battle you!|Ash Westbrook}}
Ash Westbrook is the [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the Former Artist Ash Westbrook.

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==Challenging Ash Westbrook==
Ash Westbrook can be found in [[Spear Pillar]].

By virtue of the fact that a [[Sinnoh League]] championship, 250 hours play time, 80 Sinnoh hours play time. Having met all these requirements Ash Westbrook will be challengable.

Regardless of a win or a loss, the player will have a 12 day cooldown to challenge the boss again, permitted they have the exact same requirements.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Ash Westbrook|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Dialga|Nature=|Ability=Pressure|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Reshiram|Nature=|Ability=Turboblaze|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Arceus|Nature=|Ability=Multitype|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Claw}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Infernape|Nature=|Ability=|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|Grass Knot}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Kyogre|Nature=|Ability=Drizzle|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|Thunder}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lugia|Nature=|Ability=Multiscale|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Dragon Pulse}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
}}

===Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Ash Westbrook|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Dialga|Nature=|Ability=Pressure|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|Roar}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Flash Cannon}}
}}{{BossPokemon|Name=Reshiram|Nature=|Ability=Turboblaze|Item=Life Orb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|Roar}}{{NPCMove|Blue Flare}}{{NPCMove|Stone Edge}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Arceus|Nature=|Ability=Multitype|Item=Life Orb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Extreme Speed}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Claw}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Stone Edge}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Infernape|Nature=|Ability=Blaze|Item=Expert Belt|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Close Combat}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Grass Knot}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Kyogre|Nature=|Ability=Drizzle|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Surf}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Thunder}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lugia|Nature=|Ability=Multiscale|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Dragon Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Aeroblast}}
}}
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon are initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Ash Westbrook''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.

For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

{{BossModes|Contents=
{{BossModesRow|Mode=Easy|Tier1=85|Tier2=10|Tier3=5|Pokemoney={{Pdollar}}5,000-{{Pdollar}}10,000}}
{{BossModesRow|Mode=Medium|Tier1=80|Tier2=10|Tier3=10|Pokemoney={{Pdollar}}12,000-{{Pdollar}}20,000|PvECoins=3}}
{{BossModesRow|Mode=Hard|Tier1=60|Tier2=25|Tier3=15|Pokemoney={{Pdollar}}25,000{{Pdollar}}30,000|PvECoins=5}}
}}

===Pokémon===
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Vullaby|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Emolga|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Tympole|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Chespin|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=5-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Shed Shell|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Hyper Potion|Quantity=10-20|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=20-30|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Air Balloon|Quantity=3-8|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=3|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Audinite|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=Hard Mode only (1 time reward)}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Chespin|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Emolga|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Vullaby|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Tympole|Reward Tier=}}
}}

BattleBot (boss)

2021-07-27T02:07:44Z

Feelost: /* Lineup */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Power|Boss=BattleBot|Date=2015—present|Location=[[Dock Island]] House 2|Cooldown=14 days|Requirements=Having completed the [[Johto League]], Active [[Membership]], 200 hours play time|Rewards=Standardized reward subset}}
BattleBot is a [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]]
{{Quote|Super Mega Hyper Ultra BattleBot Extended Beast Mode Edition 2.0 Remastered Dirctors Cut Initialising.|BattleBot}}

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==Challenging The BattleBot==
The BattleBot is a piece of Artificial Intelligence that can be found in [[Dock Island]] House 2.

By virtue of the fact that a [[Johto League]] championship, 200 hours playtime, an on-hand lineup of 6-level 100 Pokemon, and an active [[membership]] is required in order for The BattleBot to be challengable, it should be accessible by the time all the qualifications have been satisfied.

Regardless of a win or a loss, the player will have a 14-day cooldown to challenge the boss again, permitted they have the exact same requirements.

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=BattleBot|Lineup=

{{BossPokemon|Name=Shaymin-Sky|Nature=|Ability=Serene Grace|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Air Slash}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Landorus|Nature=|Ability=Sheer Force|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Rock Slide}}{{NPCMove|Earth Power}}{{NPCMove|Focus Blast}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Darkrai|Nature=|Ability=Bad Dreams|Item=Wide Lens|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Dark Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Sludge Bomb}}{{NPCMove|Hypnosis}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Jirachi|Nature=|Ability=Serene Grace|Item=Choice Scarf|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Iron Head}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lugia|Nature=|Ability=Multiscale|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Aeroblast}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Hydro Pump}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Form=Mega|Name=Rayquaza|Nature=|Ability=Air Lock|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Dragon Ascent}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
}}

This Boss will have a difficulty of Hard.

==Hint==
The Battle Bot has a Cooldown time of 14 days, a [[Small Membership Medallion]] leasts 15 days. In order to visit the Battle Bot you nee a active MS Medallion. If you manage to do the Boss twice in one MS duration you may save some money if you don't run a MS all month. You could also enter the House the Boss is located at, wait till your MS expires and fight him anyway.

==Rewards==
{{BossModes|Contents=
{{BossModesRow|Mode=Hard|Tier1=60|Tier2=25|Tier3=15|Pokemoney={{Pdollar}}60,000-{{Pdollar}}125,000|PvECoins=5}}
}}

===Pokémon===
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Phione|Reward Tier=25% Chance of spawning}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=3|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=10|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=50|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Eviolite|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Assault Vest|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Dratini|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Larvitar|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Beldum|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Bagon|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Goomy|Reward Tier=}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Gible|Reward Tier=}}
}}

Additionally the player will be given a [[Small Membership Medallion]] after the 3rd win.

Gingery Jones (boss)

2021-07-26T23:28:02Z

Feelost: /* Medium/Hard */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Power|Boss=Gingery Jones|Date=2017—present|Location=[[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]])|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Hoenn League]],2400 Excavation Points|Rewards=Standardized reward subset|Lineup=Conkeldurr,Klinklang,Golurk,Mandibuzz,Clawitzer,Pangoro}}

{{Quote|Hey '''Player'''!
How can I help you?|Gingery Jones}}
Gingery Jones is a [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] that is challengable to all qualifiable trainers in [[Feral Site]] ([[Fiery Path]]).

It is homologous to the same Gingery Jones character that presides over the [[Excavation Sites]], interchanging with it when all qualifiers for its challengability are met upon entering the area.

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==Boss rework 2019==
'''Gingery Jones''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level. '''Boss Pokémon are not restricted to only using one move when holding a choice item'''.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Gingery Jones==
Gingery Jones Boss stationarily resides in [[Feral Site]] which is in [[Fiery Path]], and he will be challengable contingent that he has no pending cooldown time, you have completed the [[Hoenn League]].
In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Gingery Jones will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

Should you Win or lose to Gingery Jones, he will be rechallengable after his 12-day-cooldown time has elapsed.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Gingery Jones|Lineup={{BossPokemon|Name=Conkeldurr|Nature=|Ability=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Klinklang|Nature=|Ability=Clear Body|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Wild Charge}}{{NPCMove|Gear Grind}}{{NPCMove|Reversal}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Golurk|Nature=|Ability=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Mandibuzz|Nature=|Ability=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Brave Bird}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Whirlwind}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Clawitzer|Nature=|Ability=Mega Launcher|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Scald}}{{NPCMove|Dark Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Aura Sphere}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Pangoro|Nature=|Ability=||Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}{{NPCMove|Zen Headbutt}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}
}}
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Gingery Jones|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Conkeldurr|Nature=|Ability=|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove| Thunder Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Klinklang|Nature=|Ability=Clear Body|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Wild Charge}}{{NPCMove|Gear Grind}}{{NPCMove|Return}}{{NPCMove|Shift Gear}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Golurk|Nature=|Ability=|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Mandibuzz|Nature=|Ability=|Item=Rocky Helmet|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Brave Bird}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Whirlwind}}{{NPCMove|}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Clawitzer|Nature=|Ability=Mega Launcher|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Scald}}{{NPCMove|Dark Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Aura Sphere}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Pangoro|Nature=|Ability=|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Drain Punch}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}{{NPCMove|Zen Headbutt}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}
}}
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Gingery Jones''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.
George has some special rewards not every boss rewards such as [[Toxic Orb]] or [[Flame Orb]].

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All possible rewards are listed below.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Pancham|Reward Tier=}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Claw Fossil|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Root Fossil|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Old Amber|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Armor Fossil|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Tyrunt|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Amaura|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Vullaby|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Timburr|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Bug Catching Area

2021-06-27T20:26:34Z

Feelost: /* Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite */

{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Johto|Location=National Park|LandLevels=17|LandMembers=2|LandTier9=8}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Johto]] area exclusive to the Bug Catching Contest in [[National Park]]. Due to the contest's cooldown, this area can only be accessed for 20 minutes everyday, making it difficult to hunt for a specific Pokémon. However, the rewards from the contest makes it worthwile to visit every day.
 

==Bug Catching Contest==
The Bug Catching Contest is a activity in which the player can take part once everyday hours by talking to the west police officer inside the south Stop House of [[National Park]]. To participate, it is necessary to select one Pokémon, which will be the only Pokémon allowed to bring inside. [[Parasect]], [[Breloom]] and [[Smeargle]] are recommended due to their access to both [[False Swipe]] and [[Spore]].

Once in, the player has 20 minutes to catch the best bug Pokémon possible. There are a number of NPCs inside the Bug Catching Contest that can help:
*Nurse Joy, located south of the bug catching area, will heal the player's Pokémon at the price of {{Pdollar}}2,500.
*Bug Pokémon Manager, located north from the place the player is initially teleported to, as well as inside the Judge room, will allow the player to manage his catches. He can either release a Pokémon in the player's party or withdraw one of his or her catches that was sent to the boxes due to a full party. Of course, releasing the Catcher Pokémon is not possible.
*Great Ball Seller, located in the south-east, will sell 30 [[Great Ball|Great Balls]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}20,000, in case the player has ran out of Pokéballs to use. It is slightly more expensive than in regular shops, as such it is not recommended to purchase unless really needed.
*Contest Pokémon Evaluation, located in the south-west, will evaluate any Pokémon and tell how much a particular Pokémon is worth in contest points.
*The police officers at the very south will allow the player to finish the contest early, should he or she feel satisfied with one of his or her caught Pokémon. It is also possible to disqualify, which means no reward will be given.

Once the Bug Catching Contest is over, it will be necessary to speak to the Contest Judge and submit the desired Bug Pokémon. It will then be necessary to speak to every other contestant and hear what Pokémon they caught, before speaking back to the Contest Judge. The Contest Judge will announce the winner and hand over the prizes, concluding the Bug Catching Contest.

==Score System==
Each Pokémon caught in the Bug Catching Contest is given a score. The better the Pokémon, the higher the score. To hope for a win, it is expected to aim for at least 200 points. The score is decided by four different factors:
*Level. Each level of the Pokémon is worth a point, and caps at level 25 for 25 points.
*IVs. Each IV point of the Pokémon is worth a point.
*Rarity. In the Bug Catching contest, each catchable Pokémon is given a Rarity Tier between 1 and 4:
**Tier 1 Pokémon are worth 50 points.
**Tier 2 Pokémon are worth 75 points.
**Tier 3 Pokémon are worth 100 points.
**Tier 4 Pokémon are worth 130 points.
*Shiny. If the caught Pokémon is a Shiny Pokémon, the total score is multiplied by 1.5

The total score can then be summarized by the following formula:

Score = (level + totalIV + tierBonus) * 1.5(if Shiny)

===Tier 1 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Caterpie}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kakuna}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledyba}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Metapod}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Paras}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Silcoon}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Spinarak}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Weedle}}
}}

===Tier 2 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ariados}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Beedrill}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Butterfree}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledian}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Parasect}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pineco}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Yanma}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dustox}}
}}

===Tier 3 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dwebble}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Joltik}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shelmet}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shuckle}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Wormadam-Plant}}
}}

===Tier 4 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Heracross}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Larvesta}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Mothim}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pinsir}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Scyther}}
}}

 

==Prizes==
In the Bug Catching Contest, there are many rewards that can be obtained. The player can receive the following:
*Pokedollars: {{Pdollar}}25,000 for 1st place, {{Pdollar}}10,000 for 2nd place, {{Pdollar}}5,000 for 3rd place and {{Pdollar}}1,000 for any lower place.
*Randomized reward: If the player has scored 1st to 3rd place, a random reward is given between a bank of items and Pokémon. Each position has their own bank, with 1st place usually having the best items and Pokémon.
*Shiny bonus: If the Pokémon the player submits is a [[Pokémon Counterparts|Shiny Pokémon]], on top of the above prizes, the player also receives an additional {{Pdollar}}100,000. This makes Shinies worthwile to submit even if they have scored low.
*[[Volcarona Wings]]: If the Pokémon the player has submitted scored 290 points or over (400 if shiny), A pair of [[Volcarona Wings]] will also be awarded. This reward can only be received once, as the wings are not tradeable.
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Volcarona Wings|Quantity=1}}
}}
===Genesect===
After catching any Pokémon with 140 or more total IV points, the Judge will be impressed and invite the player to talk to him outside of the contest. Outside, he will take the player to an area where [[Genesect]] can be caught, on the condition that the player has accumulated over 500 hours of playtime. Once the first condition have been completed, it will not be necessary to accomplish it again, even if the player does not meet the required playtime at that time. This also gives the opportunity for the player to prepare his or her [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and catcher Pokémon before accepting the offer.

'''Recommended Pokémon'''
*[[Natures|Timid]] Alakazam with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze [[Genesect]].
*[[Natures|Timid]] Kadabra with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze Gensect.
*[[Natures|Timid]] Mew with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] with the moves [[Thunder Wave]] and [[False Swipe]].

'''Notes''':
*Though it is a reward, it is obtainable only once.
*It is banned in [[PvP]].

===1st place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Beautifly Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dustox Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Toxic Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Life Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Flame Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Karrablast}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Surskit}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Venipede}}
}}

===2nd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Butterfree Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrill Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Scope Lens|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=2}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kricketot}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Volbeat}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Illumise}}
}}

===3rd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 2|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 1|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Wise Glasses|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Quick Claw|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Muscle Band|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1}}
}}

===Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite===

Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite can be obtained once the player has a [[Mega Bracelet]]. Once obtaining the [[Mega Bracelet]] the player will need to win the Bug catching contest 3 times for the first stone, further 3 times for the second and another 3 times for the last one. The wins do not need to be in a row and they are randomly. These are also a 1 time only reward.

{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Heracronite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrillite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Pinsirite|Quantity=1}}
}}

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Bug Catching Area}}

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/bug-catching-contest.120316/ Bug Catching Contest Guide] by Noxious

Bug Catching Area

2021-06-27T19:42:33Z

Feelost: /* Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite */

{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Johto|Location=National Park|LandLevels=17|LandMembers=2|LandTier9=8}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Johto]] area exclusive to the Bug Catching Contest in [[National Park]]. Due to the contest's cooldown, this area can only be accessed for 20 minutes everyday, making it difficult to hunt for a specific Pokémon. However, the rewards from the contest makes it worthwile to visit every day.
 

==Bug Catching Contest==
The Bug Catching Contest is a activity in which the player can take part once everyday hours by talking to the west police officer inside the south Stop House of [[National Park]]. To participate, it is necessary to select one Pokémon, which will be the only Pokémon allowed to bring inside. [[Parasect]], [[Breloom]] and [[Smeargle]] are recommended due to their access to both [[False Swipe]] and [[Spore]].

Once in, the player has 20 minutes to catch the best bug Pokémon possible. There are a number of NPCs inside the Bug Catching Contest that can help:
*Nurse Joy, located south of the bug catching area, will heal the player's Pokémon at the price of {{Pdollar}}2,500.
*Bug Pokémon Manager, located north from the place the player is initially teleported to, as well as inside the Judge room, will allow the player to manage his catches. He can either release a Pokémon in the player's party or withdraw one of his or her catches that was sent to the boxes due to a full party. Of course, releasing the Catcher Pokémon is not possible.
*Great Ball Seller, located in the south-east, will sell 30 [[Great Ball|Great Balls]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}20,000, in case the player has ran out of Pokéballs to use. It is slightly more expensive than in regular shops, as such it is not recommended to purchase unless really needed.
*Contest Pokémon Evaluation, located in the south-west, will evaluate any Pokémon and tell how much a particular Pokémon is worth in contest points.
*The police officers at the very south will allow the player to finish the contest early, should he or she feel satisfied with one of his or her caught Pokémon. It is also possible to disqualify, which means no reward will be given.

Once the Bug Catching Contest is over, it will be necessary to speak to the Contest Judge and submit the desired Bug Pokémon. It will then be necessary to speak to every other contestant and hear what Pokémon they caught, before speaking back to the Contest Judge. The Contest Judge will announce the winner and hand over the prizes, concluding the Bug Catching Contest.

==Score System==
Each Pokémon caught in the Bug Catching Contest is given a score. The better the Pokémon, the higher the score. To hope for a win, it is expected to aim for at least 200 points. The score is decided by four different factors:
*Level. Each level of the Pokémon is worth a point, and caps at level 25 for 25 points.
*IVs. Each IV point of the Pokémon is worth a point.
*Rarity. In the Bug Catching contest, each catchable Pokémon is given a Rarity Tier between 1 and 4:
**Tier 1 Pokémon are worth 50 points.
**Tier 2 Pokémon are worth 75 points.
**Tier 3 Pokémon are worth 100 points.
**Tier 4 Pokémon are worth 130 points.
*Shiny. If the caught Pokémon is a Shiny Pokémon, the total score is multiplied by 1.5

The total score can then be summarized by the following formula:

Score = (level + totalIV + tierBonus) * 1.5(if Shiny)

===Tier 1 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Caterpie}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kakuna}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledyba}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Metapod}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Paras}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Silcoon}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Spinarak}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Weedle}}
}}

===Tier 2 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ariados}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Beedrill}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Butterfree}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledian}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Parasect}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pineco}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Yanma}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dustox}}
}}

===Tier 3 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dwebble}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Joltik}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shelmet}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shuckle}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Wormadam-Plant}}
}}

===Tier 4 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Heracross}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Larvesta}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Mothim}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pinsir}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Scyther}}
}}

 

==Prizes==
In the Bug Catching Contest, there are many rewards that can be obtained. The player can receive the following:
*Pokedollars: {{Pdollar}}25,000 for 1st place, {{Pdollar}}10,000 for 2nd place, {{Pdollar}}5,000 for 3rd place and {{Pdollar}}1,000 for any lower place.
*Randomized reward: If the player has scored 1st to 3rd place, a random reward is given between a bank of items and Pokémon. Each position has their own bank, with 1st place usually having the best items and Pokémon.
*Shiny bonus: If the Pokémon the player submits is a [[Pokémon Counterparts|Shiny Pokémon]], on top of the above prizes, the player also receives an additional {{Pdollar}}100,000. This makes Shinies worthwile to submit even if they have scored low.
*[[Volcarona Wings]]: If the Pokémon the player has submitted scored 290 points or over (400 if shiny), A pair of [[Volcarona Wings]] will also be awarded. This reward can only be received once, as the wings are not tradeable.
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Volcarona Wings|Quantity=1}}
}}
===Genesect===
After catching any Pokémon with 140 or more total IV points, the Judge will be impressed and invite the player to talk to him outside of the contest. Outside, he will take the player to an area where [[Genesect]] can be caught, on the condition that the player has accumulated over 500 hours of playtime. Once the first condition have been completed, it will not be necessary to accomplish it again, even if the player does not meet the required playtime at that time. This also gives the opportunity for the player to prepare his or her [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and catcher Pokémon before accepting the offer.

'''Recommended Pokémon'''
*[[Natures|Timid]] Alakazam with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze [[Genesect]].
*[[Natures|Timid]] Kadabra with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze Gensect.
*[[Natures|Timid]] Mew with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] with the moves [[Thunder Wave]] and [[False Swipe]].

'''Notes''':
*Though it is a reward, it is obtainable only once.
*It is banned in [[PvP]].

===1st place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Beautifly Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dustox Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Toxic Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Life Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Flame Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Karrablast}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Surskit}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Venipede}}
}}

===2nd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Butterfree Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrill Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Scope Lens|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=2}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kricketot}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Volbeat}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Illumise}}
}}

===3rd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 2|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 1|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Wise Glasses|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Quick Claw|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Muscle Band|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1}}
}}

===Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite===

Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite can be obtained once the player has a [[Mega Bracelet]]. Once obtaining the [[Mega Bracelet]] the player will need to win the Bug catching contest 3 times for the first stone, further 3 times for the second and another 3 times for the last one. The wins do not need to be in a row and the prize follows the order, Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite. These are also a 1 time only reward.

{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Heracronite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrillite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Pinsirite|Quantity=1}}
}}

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Bug Catching Area}}

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/bug-catching-contest.120316/ Bug Catching Contest Guide] by Noxious

Bug Catching Area

2021-06-27T19:41:53Z

Feelost: /* Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite */

{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Johto|Location=National Park|LandLevels=17|LandMembers=2|LandTier9=8}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Johto]] area exclusive to the Bug Catching Contest in [[National Park]]. Due to the contest's cooldown, this area can only be accessed for 20 minutes everyday, making it difficult to hunt for a specific Pokémon. However, the rewards from the contest makes it worthwile to visit every day.
 

==Bug Catching Contest==
The Bug Catching Contest is a activity in which the player can take part once everyday hours by talking to the west police officer inside the south Stop House of [[National Park]]. To participate, it is necessary to select one Pokémon, which will be the only Pokémon allowed to bring inside. [[Parasect]], [[Breloom]] and [[Smeargle]] are recommended due to their access to both [[False Swipe]] and [[Spore]].

Once in, the player has 20 minutes to catch the best bug Pokémon possible. There are a number of NPCs inside the Bug Catching Contest that can help:
*Nurse Joy, located south of the bug catching area, will heal the player's Pokémon at the price of {{Pdollar}}2,500.
*Bug Pokémon Manager, located north from the place the player is initially teleported to, as well as inside the Judge room, will allow the player to manage his catches. He can either release a Pokémon in the player's party or withdraw one of his or her catches that was sent to the boxes due to a full party. Of course, releasing the Catcher Pokémon is not possible.
*Great Ball Seller, located in the south-east, will sell 30 [[Great Ball|Great Balls]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}20,000, in case the player has ran out of Pokéballs to use. It is slightly more expensive than in regular shops, as such it is not recommended to purchase unless really needed.
*Contest Pokémon Evaluation, located in the south-west, will evaluate any Pokémon and tell how much a particular Pokémon is worth in contest points.
*The police officers at the very south will allow the player to finish the contest early, should he or she feel satisfied with one of his or her caught Pokémon. It is also possible to disqualify, which means no reward will be given.

Once the Bug Catching Contest is over, it will be necessary to speak to the Contest Judge and submit the desired Bug Pokémon. It will then be necessary to speak to every other contestant and hear what Pokémon they caught, before speaking back to the Contest Judge. The Contest Judge will announce the winner and hand over the prizes, concluding the Bug Catching Contest.

==Score System==
Each Pokémon caught in the Bug Catching Contest is given a score. The better the Pokémon, the higher the score. To hope for a win, it is expected to aim for at least 200 points. The score is decided by four different factors:
*Level. Each level of the Pokémon is worth a point, and caps at level 25 for 25 points.
*IVs. Each IV point of the Pokémon is worth a point.
*Rarity. In the Bug Catching contest, each catchable Pokémon is given a Rarity Tier between 1 and 4:
**Tier 1 Pokémon are worth 50 points.
**Tier 2 Pokémon are worth 75 points.
**Tier 3 Pokémon are worth 100 points.
**Tier 4 Pokémon are worth 130 points.
*Shiny. If the caught Pokémon is a Shiny Pokémon, the total score is multiplied by 1.5

The total score can then be summarized by the following formula:

Score = (level + totalIV + tierBonus) * 1.5(if Shiny)

===Tier 1 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Caterpie}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kakuna}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledyba}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Metapod}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Paras}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Silcoon}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Spinarak}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Weedle}}
}}

===Tier 2 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ariados}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Beedrill}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Butterfree}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledian}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Parasect}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pineco}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Yanma}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dustox}}
}}

===Tier 3 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dwebble}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Joltik}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shelmet}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shuckle}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Wormadam-Plant}}
}}

===Tier 4 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Heracross}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Larvesta}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Mothim}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pinsir}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Scyther}}
}}

 

==Prizes==
In the Bug Catching Contest, there are many rewards that can be obtained. The player can receive the following:
*Pokedollars: {{Pdollar}}25,000 for 1st place, {{Pdollar}}10,000 for 2nd place, {{Pdollar}}5,000 for 3rd place and {{Pdollar}}1,000 for any lower place.
*Randomized reward: If the player has scored 1st to 3rd place, a random reward is given between a bank of items and Pokémon. Each position has their own bank, with 1st place usually having the best items and Pokémon.
*Shiny bonus: If the Pokémon the player submits is a [[Pokémon Counterparts|Shiny Pokémon]], on top of the above prizes, the player also receives an additional {{Pdollar}}100,000. This makes Shinies worthwile to submit even if they have scored low.
*[[Volcarona Wings]]: If the Pokémon the player has submitted scored 290 points or over (400 if shiny), A pair of [[Volcarona Wings]] will also be awarded. This reward can only be received once, as the wings are not tradeable.
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Volcarona Wings|Quantity=1}}
}}
===Genesect===
After catching any Pokémon with 140 or more total IV points, the Judge will be impressed and invite the player to talk to him outside of the contest. Outside, he will take the player to an area where [[Genesect]] can be caught, on the condition that the player has accumulated over 500 hours of playtime. Once the first condition have been completed, it will not be necessary to accomplish it again, even if the player does not meet the required playtime at that time. This also gives the opportunity for the player to prepare his or her [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and catcher Pokémon before accepting the offer.

'''Recommended Pokémon'''
*[[Natures|Timid]] Alakazam with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze [[Genesect]].
*[[Natures|Timid]] Kadabra with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze Gensect.
*[[Natures|Timid]] Mew with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] with the moves [[Thunder Wave]] and [[False Swipe]].

'''Notes''':
*Though it is a reward, it is obtainable only once.
*It is banned in [[PvP]].

===1st place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Beautifly Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dustox Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Toxic Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Life Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Flame Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Karrablast}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Surskit}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Venipede}}
}}

===2nd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Butterfree Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrill Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Scope Lens|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=2}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kricketot}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Volbeat}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Illumise}}
}}

===3rd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 2|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 1|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Wise Glasses|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Quick Claw|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Muscle Band|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1}}
}}

===Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite===

Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite can be obtained once the player has a [[Mega Bracelet]]. Once obtaining the [[Mega Bracelet]] the player will need to win the Bug catching contest 3 times for the first stone, further 3 times for the second and another 3 times for the last one. The wins do not need to be in a row and the prize follows the order, Beedillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite. These are also a 1 time only reward.

{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Heracronite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrillite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Pinsirite|Quantity=1}}
}}

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Bug Catching Area}}

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/bug-catching-contest.120316/ Bug Catching Contest Guide] by Noxious

Bug Catching Area

2021-06-27T19:40:48Z

Feelost: /* Obtaining Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite */

{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Johto|Location=National Park|LandLevels=17|LandMembers=2|LandTier9=8}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Johto]] area exclusive to the Bug Catching Contest in [[National Park]]. Due to the contest's cooldown, this area can only be accessed for 20 minutes everyday, making it difficult to hunt for a specific Pokémon. However, the rewards from the contest makes it worthwile to visit every day.
 

==Bug Catching Contest==
The Bug Catching Contest is a activity in which the player can take part once everyday hours by talking to the west police officer inside the south Stop House of [[National Park]]. To participate, it is necessary to select one Pokémon, which will be the only Pokémon allowed to bring inside. [[Parasect]], [[Breloom]] and [[Smeargle]] are recommended due to their access to both [[False Swipe]] and [[Spore]].

Once in, the player has 20 minutes to catch the best bug Pokémon possible. There are a number of NPCs inside the Bug Catching Contest that can help:
*Nurse Joy, located south of the bug catching area, will heal the player's Pokémon at the price of {{Pdollar}}2,500.
*Bug Pokémon Manager, located north from the place the player is initially teleported to, as well as inside the Judge room, will allow the player to manage his catches. He can either release a Pokémon in the player's party or withdraw one of his or her catches that was sent to the boxes due to a full party. Of course, releasing the Catcher Pokémon is not possible.
*Great Ball Seller, located in the south-east, will sell 30 [[Great Ball|Great Balls]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}20,000, in case the player has ran out of Pokéballs to use. It is slightly more expensive than in regular shops, as such it is not recommended to purchase unless really needed.
*Contest Pokémon Evaluation, located in the south-west, will evaluate any Pokémon and tell how much a particular Pokémon is worth in contest points.
*The police officers at the very south will allow the player to finish the contest early, should he or she feel satisfied with one of his or her caught Pokémon. It is also possible to disqualify, which means no reward will be given.

Once the Bug Catching Contest is over, it will be necessary to speak to the Contest Judge and submit the desired Bug Pokémon. It will then be necessary to speak to every other contestant and hear what Pokémon they caught, before speaking back to the Contest Judge. The Contest Judge will announce the winner and hand over the prizes, concluding the Bug Catching Contest.

==Score System==
Each Pokémon caught in the Bug Catching Contest is given a score. The better the Pokémon, the higher the score. To hope for a win, it is expected to aim for at least 200 points. The score is decided by four different factors:
*Level. Each level of the Pokémon is worth a point, and caps at level 25 for 25 points.
*IVs. Each IV point of the Pokémon is worth a point.
*Rarity. In the Bug Catching contest, each catchable Pokémon is given a Rarity Tier between 1 and 4:
**Tier 1 Pokémon are worth 50 points.
**Tier 2 Pokémon are worth 75 points.
**Tier 3 Pokémon are worth 100 points.
**Tier 4 Pokémon are worth 130 points.
*Shiny. If the caught Pokémon is a Shiny Pokémon, the total score is multiplied by 1.5

The total score can then be summarized by the following formula:

Score = (level + totalIV + tierBonus) * 1.5(if Shiny)

===Tier 1 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Caterpie}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kakuna}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledyba}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Metapod}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Paras}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Silcoon}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Spinarak}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Weedle}}
}}

===Tier 2 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ariados}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Beedrill}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Butterfree}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Ledian}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Parasect}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pineco}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Yanma}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dustox}}
}}

===Tier 3 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Dwebble}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Joltik}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shelmet}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Shuckle}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Wormadam-Plant}}
}}

===Tier 4 Pokémon===
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Heracross}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Larvesta}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Mothim}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Pinsir}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Scyther}}
}}

 

==Prizes==
In the Bug Catching Contest, there are many rewards that can be obtained. The player can receive the following:
*Pokedollars: {{Pdollar}}25,000 for 1st place, {{Pdollar}}10,000 for 2nd place, {{Pdollar}}5,000 for 3rd place and {{Pdollar}}1,000 for any lower place.
*Randomized reward: If the player has scored 1st to 3rd place, a random reward is given between a bank of items and Pokémon. Each position has their own bank, with 1st place usually having the best items and Pokémon.
*Shiny bonus: If the Pokémon the player submits is a [[Pokémon Counterparts|Shiny Pokémon]], on top of the above prizes, the player also receives an additional {{Pdollar}}100,000. This makes Shinies worthwile to submit even if they have scored low.
*[[Volcarona Wings]]: If the Pokémon the player has submitted scored 290 points or over (400 if shiny), A pair of [[Volcarona Wings]] will also be awarded. This reward can only be received once, as the wings are not tradeable.
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Volcarona Wings|Quantity=1}}
}}
===Genesect===
After catching any Pokémon with 140 or more total IV points, the Judge will be impressed and invite the player to talk to him outside of the contest. Outside, he will take the player to an area where [[Genesect]] can be caught, on the condition that the player has accumulated over 500 hours of playtime. Once the first condition have been completed, it will not be necessary to accomplish it again, even if the player does not meet the required playtime at that time. This also gives the opportunity for the player to prepare his or her [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and catcher Pokémon before accepting the offer.

'''Recommended Pokémon'''
*[[Natures|Timid]] Alakazam with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze [[Genesect]].
*[[Natures|Timid]] Kadabra with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] and with the move [[Thunder Wave]] in order to paralyze Gensect.
*[[Natures|Timid]] Mew with the ability [[Synchronize (ability)|Synchronize]] with the moves [[Thunder Wave]] and [[False Swipe]].

'''Notes''':
*Though it is a reward, it is obtainable only once.
*It is banned in [[PvP]].

===1st place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Beautifly Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dustox Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Toxic Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Life Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Flame Orb|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Karrablast}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Surskit}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Venipede}}
}}

===2nd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Butterfree Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrill Wings|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=5}}
{{ITRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Scope Lens|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=2}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=2}}
}}

{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Kricketot}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Volbeat}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Illumise}}
}}

===3rd place rewards===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 2|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Straw Hat 1|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Wise Glasses|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Quick Claw|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Muscle Band|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=PP Up|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1}}
}}

===Obtaining Heracronite, Beedrillite and Pinsirite===

Beedrillite, Pinsirite and Heracronite can be obtained once the player has a [[Mega Bracelet]]. Once obtaining the [[Mega Bracelet]] the player will need to win the Bug catching contest 3 times for the first stone, further 3 times for the second and another 3 times for the last one. The wins do not need to be in a row and the prize follows the order, Beedillite, Pinsyrite and Heracronite. These are also a 1 time only reward.

{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Heracronite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Beedrillite|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Pinsirite|Quantity=1}}
}}

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Bug Catching Area}}

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/bug-catching-contest.120316/ Bug Catching Contest Guide] by Noxious