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Excavation

2020-05-16T15:52:59Z

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{{Quest|Theme=Rock|Image=Fossic Maniac Charles (Route 114)|Region=Hoenn|Difficulty=Easy|Start=Fossil Maniac House in [[Route 114]]|Requisites=[[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn Elite Four]] completed|Rewards=Access to Excavation sites}}

Excavation is a unique, and certainly the main feature of the [[Hoenn]] region. Once a day, it is possible to enter Excavation sites to find rare Pokemons as well as some unique items, notably being the main source of [[Fossils]]. In addition, some rewards such as [[Move Tutor]] and Syncable [[Fossils|Fossil]] revival are offered as the player accumulates enough points.

Excavations are however a very pricey feature, costing {{Pdollar}}100,000 to unlock, and {{Pdollar}}2,500 per site entry, for up to {{Pdollar}}17,500 per day. It is estimated to cost up to {{Pdollar}}600,000 in order to unlock all the features of Excavation.

==Unlocking==
The quest to unlocking Excavation cannot be started until the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn Elite Four]] has been completed.

To get started, Fossil Maniac Charles, located in [[Route 114]]'s northmost house, will instruct the player to gather Rock Fragments. There are 6 of them, one near each Excavation site. They are hidden items located directly on top of nearby rocks, so it will be necessary to first use [[Rock Smash]], then examine a second time to pick up the Rock Fragment. They can be found in the following places:
*[[Route 115]]: One of the two south-westmost rocks.
*[[Rusturf Tunnel]]: The rock immdiately under Gingery Jones.
*[[Fiery Path]]: The rock two tiles north from Gingery Jones.
*[[Route 111 Desert]]: The second eastmost rock.
*[[Route 103]]: The northmost rock.
*[[Route 119A]]: The southmost rock.

Only the correct rocks leave rock pebbles under after using [[Rock Smash]]. The Rock Fragments do not appear in the inventory, so the only way to know if a Rock Fragment has already been taken is by trying to walk over the rock pebble.

Once all 6 Rock Fragments have been obtained, the unlock quest can be finished by talking back to Fossil Maniac Charles in [[Route 114]]. However, he will request to pay {{Pdollar}}100,000 in order to give the Archeological Permit. With the permit in hand, it will now be possible to enter Excavation sites.

==Excavation System==
There are a total of 9 Excavation sites, with three of them being a later addition and requiring to be unlocked. Entering any site costs {{Pdollar}}2,500.

Inside each site, there will be approximately 20 breakable objects. These all look the same in the same site, but different in different sites, varying from objects like pillars and tombstones. Breaking them using [[Rock Smash]] or a [[Pick Axe]], obtainable in the Coin Shop for 75 coins, is the main goal of Excavations. Each rock respawns after 22 hours, making Excavations a daily activity.

When breaking these objects, the player receives 1 Discovery Point, a score that unlocks Excavation reward. There is also a chance for encountering a wild Pokémon or obtaining items. However, to each Pokémon and [[Fossils|Fossil]], there is a needed amount of Discovery points: if the player doesn't have enough Discovery points, a message will instead appear, saying the Pokemon fled away or that the Fossil broke. As such, early days will be particularly unfruitful. However, a small amount of bonus Discovery Points is obtained when that happens, making the unlocking of features a bit faster.

In each Excavation site, there is also one special breakable object, which can be identified by shiny sparkles floating around it. These shiny breakable, on top of the regular Pokémons and items, also have unique Pokémons that can spawn. Furthermore, Pokémons do not run away even if the player does not have enough Discovery points.

==Rewards==
New Pokémon encounters and features are unlocked depending on how many Discovery Points the player has accumulated throughout his or her Excavation career. Once a reward has been unlocked, it is thus permanently unlocked. All rewards are unlocked at 6000 Discovery Points. The rewards are as follow:
*Up to 4000 Discovery Points: Gradual unlock of new Pokémons.
*2400 Discovery Points: [[Gingery Jones (boss)]] becomes challengeable in [[Feral Site]]
*3000 Discovery Points: [[Wondrous Site]] can now be entered.
*4000 Discovery Points: [[Fossils]] stop breaking.
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Sucker Punch]] tutor in [[Haunted Site]]
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Explosion]] tutor in [[Mineral Site]]
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Super Fang]] tutor in [[Natural Site]]
*6000 Discovery Points: Syncable [[Fossils|fossil]] revival in [[Historical Site]]
*6000 Discovery Points: [[Briny Site]] can now be entered.
*10000 Discovery Points: [[Draconic Site]] can now be entered.

==Excavation Sites==
===Haunted Site===
{{Main|Haunted Site}}
Haunted Site is located in [[Rusturf Tunnel]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Ghost (type)|Ghost]] type Pokemons.

Furthermore, the [[Sucker Punch]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Mineral Site===
{{Main|Mineral Site}}
Mineral Site is located in [[Route 115]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Steel (type)|Steel]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Explosion]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Feral Site===
{{Main|Feral Site}}
Feral Site is located in [[Fiery Path]]. Pokémons encountered in it vary in type, although there are a lot of [[Fire (type)|Fire]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Gingery Jones (boss)|Gingery Jones boss]] is located inside of it and can be challenged after accumulating 2400 Discovery Points.

===Glacial Site===
{{Main|Glacial Site}}
Glacial Site is located in [[Route 103]]. Pokémons encountered in it are all either [[Water (type)|Water]] or [[Ice (type)|Ice]] type Pokémons.

Gingery Jones inside of this site will tell the player the exact amount of Discovery Points he or she has accumulated.

===Natural Site===
{{Main|Natural Site}}
Natural Site is located in [[Route 119A]]. Pokémons encountered in it are all [[Grass (type)|Grass]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Super Fang]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Historical Site===
{{Main|Historical Site}}
Historical Site is located in [[Route 111 Desert]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Fighting (type)|Fighting]] type Pokémons.

There are two NPCs in this site. The first one, Gingery Jones will revive [[Fossils]] in a way that they can be Synchronized. However, he will not offer this service until 6000 Discovery Points have been accumulated, and will also ask for a fee of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

The second one, Artifact Maniac Hastor, will sell various items for Artifact Pieces, a currency that can sometimes be obtained by breaking objects in Excavation sites. Although expensive, [[Fossil|Fossils]], [[TMs and HMs|TMs]] and rare held-able items can be obtained from that shop.

===Wondrous Site===
{{Main|Wondrous Site}}
Wondrous Site is located in [[Route 114]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Fairy (type)|Fairy]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 3000 Discovery Points to enter.

===Briny Site===
{{Main|Briny Site}}
Briny Site is located in [[Route 124]] west of [[Mossdeep Town]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Water (type)|Water]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 6000 Discovery Points to enter.

===Draconic Site===
{{Main|Draconic Site}}
Draconic Site is located in [[Route 113]] which is East of [[Fallarbor Town]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Dragon (type)|Dragon]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 10,000 Discovery Points to enter.

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/hoenn-excavation-sites-guide.113459/ Hoenn Excavation Sites Guide] by Noxious

Excavation

2020-05-16T15:52:29Z

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{{Quest|Theme=Rock|Image=Fossic Maniac Charles (Route 114)|Region=Hoenn|Difficulty=Easy|Start=Fossil Maniac House in [[Route 114]]|Requisites=[[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn Elite Four]] completed|Rewards=Access to Excavation sites}}

Excavation is a unique, and certainly the main feature of the [[Hoenn]] region. Once a day, it is possible to enter Excavation sites to find rare Pokemons as well as some unique items, notably being the main source of [[Fossils]]. In addition, some rewards such as [[Move Tutor]] and Syncable [[Fossils|Fossil]] revival are offered as the player accumulates enough points.

Excavations are however a very pricey feature, costing {{Pdollar}}100,000 to unlock, and {{Pdollar}}2,500 per site entry, for up to {{Pdollar}}17,500 per day. It is estimated to cost up to {{Pdollar}}600,000 in order to unlock all the features of Excavation.

==Unlocking==
The quest to unlocking Excavation cannot be started until the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn Elite Four]] has been completed.

To get started, Fossil Maniac Charles, located in [[Route 114]]'s northmost house, will instruct the player to gather Rock Fragments. There are 6 of them, one near each Excavation site. They are hidden items located directly on top of nearby rocks, so it will be necessary to first use [[Rock Smash]], then examine a second time to pick up the Rock Fragment. They can be found in the following places:
*[[Route 115]]: One of the two south-westmost rocks.
*[[Rusturf Tunnel]]: The rock immdiately under Gingery Jones.
*[[Fiery Path]]: The rock two tiles north from Gingery Jones.
*[[Route 111 Desert]]: The second eastmost rock.
*[[Route 103]]: The northmost rock.
*[[Route 119A]]: The southmost rock.

Only the correct rocks leave rock pebbles under after using [[Rock Smash]]. The Rock Fragments do not appear in the inventory, so the only way to know if a Rock Fragment has already been taken is by trying to walk over the rock pebble.

Once all 6 Rock Fragments have been obtained, the unlock quest can be finished by talking back to Fossil Maniac Charles in [[Route 114]]. However, he will request to pay {{Pdollar}}100,000 in order to give the Archeological Permit. With the permit in hand, it will now be possible to enter Excavation sites.

==Excavation System==
There are a total of 9 Excavation sites, with three of them being a later addition and requiring to be unlocked. Entering any site costs {{Pdollar}}2,500.

Inside each site, there will be approximately 20 breakable objects. These all look the same in the same site, but different in different sites, varying from objects like pillars and tombstones. Breaking them using [[Rock Smash]] or a [[Pick Axe]], obtainable in the Coin Shop for 75 coins, is the main goal of Excavations. Each rock respawns after 22 hours, making Excavations a daily activity.

When breaking these objects, the player receives 1 Discovery Point, a score that unlocks Excavation reward. There is also a chance for encountering a wild Pokémon or obtaining items. However, to each Pokémon and [[Fossils|Fossil]], there is a needed amount of Discovery points: if the player doesn't have enough Discovery points, a message will instead appear, saying the Pokemon fled away or that the Fossil broke. As such, early days will be particularly unfruitful. However, a small amount of bonus Discovery Points is obtained when that happens, making the unlocking of features a bit faster.

In each Excavation site, there is also one special breakable object, which can be identified by shiny sparkles floating around it. These shiny breakable, on top of the regular Pokémons and items, also have unique Pokémons that can spawn. Furthermore, Pokémons do not run away even if the player does not have enough Discovery points.

==Rewards==
New Pokémon encounters and features are unlocked depending on how many Discovery Points the player has accumulated throughout his or her Excavation career. Once a reward has been unlocked, it is thus permanently unlocked. All rewards are unlocked at 6000 Discovery Points. The rewards are as follow:
*Up to 4000 Discovery Points: Gradual unlock of new Pokémons.
*2400 Discovery Points: [[Gingery Jones (boss)]] becomes challengeable in [[Feral Site]]
*3000 Discovery Points: [[Wondrous Site]] can now be entered.
*4000 Discovery Points: [[Fossils]] stop breaking.
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Sucker Punch]] tutor in [[Haunted Site]]
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Explosion]] tutor in [[Mineral Site]]
*5000 Discovery Points: [[Super Fang]] tutor in [[Natural Site]]
*6000 Discovery Points: Syncable [[Fossils|fossil]] revival in [[Historical Site]]
*6000 Discovery Points: [[Briny Site]] can now be entered.
*10000 Discovery Points: [[Dragonic Site]] can now be entered.

==Excavation Sites==
===Haunted Site===
{{Main|Haunted Site}}
Haunted Site is located in [[Rusturf Tunnel]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Ghost (type)|Ghost]] type Pokemons.

Furthermore, the [[Sucker Punch]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Mineral Site===
{{Main|Mineral Site}}
Mineral Site is located in [[Route 115]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Steel (type)|Steel]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Explosion]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Feral Site===
{{Main|Feral Site}}
Feral Site is located in [[Fiery Path]]. Pokémons encountered in it vary in type, although there are a lot of [[Fire (type)|Fire]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Gingery Jones (boss)|Gingery Jones boss]] is located inside of it and can be challenged after accumulating 2400 Discovery Points.

===Glacial Site===
{{Main|Glacial Site}}
Glacial Site is located in [[Route 103]]. Pokémons encountered in it are all either [[Water (type)|Water]] or [[Ice (type)|Ice]] type Pokémons.

Gingery Jones inside of this site will tell the player the exact amount of Discovery Points he or she has accumulated.

===Natural Site===
{{Main|Natural Site}}
Natural Site is located in [[Route 119A]]. Pokémons encountered in it are all [[Grass (type)|Grass]] type Pokémons.

Furthermore, the [[Super Fang]] move tutor is located inside of it and can be used after accumulating 5000 Discovery Points.

===Historical Site===
{{Main|Historical Site}}
Historical Site is located in [[Route 111 Desert]]. Pokémons encountered in it are almost all [[Fighting (type)|Fighting]] type Pokémons.

There are two NPCs in this site. The first one, Gingery Jones will revive [[Fossils]] in a way that they can be Synchronized. However, he will not offer this service until 6000 Discovery Points have been accumulated, and will also ask for a fee of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

The second one, Artifact Maniac Hastor, will sell various items for Artifact Pieces, a currency that can sometimes be obtained by breaking objects in Excavation sites. Although expensive, [[Fossil|Fossils]], [[TMs and HMs|TMs]] and rare held-able items can be obtained from that shop.

===Wondrous Site===
{{Main|Wondrous Site}}
Wondrous Site is located in [[Route 114]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Fairy (type)|Fairy]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 3000 Discovery Points to enter.

===Briny Site===
{{Main|Briny Site}}
Briny Site is located in [[Route 124]] west of [[Mossdeep Town]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Water (type)|Water]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 6000 Discovery Points to enter.

===Draconic Site===
{{Main|Draconic Site}}
Draconic Site is located in [[Route 113]] which is East of [[Fallarbor Town]]. The majority of Pokémons encountered in it are [[Dragon (type)|Dragon]] type Pokémons.

The site is a later addition, and requires 10,000 Discovery Points to enter.

==Reference==
[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/hoenn-excavation-sites-guide.113459/ Hoenn Excavation Sites Guide] by Noxious

Valuable Items

2020-05-16T15:47:52Z

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'''{{PAGENAME}}''', conversely referred to more colloquially as '''junk items''', are sellable items that can turned into Item Maniacs for lucrative payouts of Pokémoney.

They are functionless items that exist strictly for their sellability as another avenue for money-making in this game; the only anomaly is Stardust, which is instrumental for some tasks in the [[Daycare System|daycare-task quests]] and thus is the only sellable item herein that is buyable.

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==Item list==
{{JunkItemsTable|Items=
{{SellableItem|Item=Rare Bone|Price=10,000|Obtainability=[[Excavation]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Nugget|Price=15,000|Obtainability=[[Diggable Patches]],[[Daily challenges]],[[Brock (boss)]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Big Nugget|Price=30,000|Obtainability=[[Diggable Patches]],[[Daily challenges]],[[Brock (boss)]]}}
{{SellableItem|Item=Big Pearl|Price=9,000|Obtainability=[[Diggable Patches]],[[Daily Challenges]]-reward eventuality,Held by wild [[Shellder]],Held by wild [[Gulpin]],Potential reward for defeating [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's boss NPC]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Pearl|Price=3,000|Obtainability=[[Daily Challenges]]-reward eventuality,[[Diggable Patches]],Ground-lootable within [[Seafoam Islands]],Held by wild [[Shellder]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Tiny Mushroom|Price=1,500|Obtainability=[[Daily Challenges]]-reward eventuality,[[Petalburg Woods]] patches,Held by wild [[Paras]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Big Mushroom|Price=6,500|Obtainability=Held by wild [[Parasect]],[[Petalburg Woods]] Patches,[[Daily Challenges]]-reward eventuality}}{{SellableItem|Item=Star Piece|Price=9,000|Obtainability=[[Diggable Patches]],Held by wild [[Staryu]],Potential reward for defeating [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's boss NPC]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Stardust|Price=4,500|Obtainability=[[Diggable Patches]],[[Daily Challenges]] reward,Buyable at [[Ruins of Alph]] exterior for {{Pdollar}}9k,Held by wild [[Staryu]],Potential reward for defeating [[Brock_(boss)|Brock's boss NPC]]}}{{SellableItem|Item=Mirror Shard|Price=750|Obtainability=[[Excavation]]}}
}}

==Selling to Item Maniacs==
[[File:ItemManiacKanto.png|thumb|225px|right|Kanto's iteration of the Item Maniac in his [[Route 25]] house.]]
These items can be sold to any of the one-per-region Item Maniacs for the prices noted above. They can be sold either all at once or in increments of 1 per transaction.

Item Maniacs can be found stationed at the following region-respective areas:
<ul>
<li>[[Kanto]] - the Item Maniac's residential house on [[Route 25]].</li>
<li>[[Johto]] - [[Ruins of Alph]].</li>
<li>[[Hoenn]] - Treasure Hunter house on [[Route 124]].</li>
<li>[[Sinnoh]] - [[Celestic Town]] (House 1).</li>
</ul>

[[Category:Items]]

Neroli (boss)

2020-05-16T14:34:15Z

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{{BossNPC|Theme=Fairy|Boss=Neroli|Date=2017—present|Location=[[Ilex Forest]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Having completed the Johto League.|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.}}

{{Quote|Oh! Hello '''Player!''' I see that Celebi has chosen you. Are you a special trainer?

Well, let's battle!|Neroli}}
Neroli is the [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the Former Game Master Neroli.

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==Boss rework 2019==
'''Neroli''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 15th June 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPCs 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]]. Additionally, On '''Hard difficulty''' some of the Boss's pokémon will have more than 4 moves. However 4 moves will be randomly generated for the battle.

==[[Petal Dance]] tutorship==
Neroli will also teach the [[Petal Dance]] technique to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000. This does not require to have beaten Neroli beforehand.

==Challenging Neroli==

Neroli is located in the Mid-East of [[Ilex Forest]]

Interacting with her will automatically initiate a battle if you have completed the [[Johto League]]. If you have previously battled her, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge her. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Neroli will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight her.

==Lineups==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Neroli|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Celebi|Nature=Timid|Ability=Natural Cure|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Earth Power}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Giga Drain}}{{NPCMove|Ancient Power}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Ninetales|Nature=Timid|Ability=Drought|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Solar Beam}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Dark Pulse}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Meganium|Nature=Calm|Ability=Leaf Guard|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Giga Drain}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Tail}}{{NPCMove|Ancient Power}}{{NPCMove|Leech Seed}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Leavanny|Nature=Adamant|Ability=Chlorophyll|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Leaf Blade}}{{NPCMove|X-Scissor}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Lilligant|Nature=Timid|Ability=Chlorophyll|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Leaf Storm}}{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fire}}{{NPCMove|Synthesis}}{{NPCMove|Quiver Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Altaria|Nature=Modest|Ability=Natural Cure|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Draco Meteor}}{{NPCMove|Moonblast}}{{NPCMove|Flamethrower}}{{NPCMove|Solar Beam}}
}}
}}

===Medium===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Neroli|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Celebi|Nature=Timid|Ability=Natural Cure|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Earth Power}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Giga Drain}}{{NPCMove|Ancient Power}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Donphan|Nature=Adamant|Ability=Sturdy|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Knock Off}}{{NPCMove|Ice Shard}}{{NPCMove|Seed Bomb}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Roserade|Nature=Timid|Ability=Technician|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fire}}{{NPCMove|Leaf Storm}}{{NPCMove|Sludge Bomb}}{{NPCMove|Dazzling Gleam}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Kingdra|Nature=Adamant|Ability=Sniper|Item=Scope Lens|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Waterfall}}{{NPCMove|Outrage}}{{NPCMove|Iron Head}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Serperior|Nature=Timid|Ability=Contrary|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Leaf Storm}}{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fire}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Pulse}}{{NPCMove|Synthesis}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Gardevoir|Nature=Modest|Ability=Trace|Item=Choice Scarf|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Moonblast}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Focus Blast}}
}}
}}

===Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Neroli|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Celebi|Nature=Timid|Ability=Natural Cure|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Earth Power}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Giga Drain}}{{NPCMove|Ancient Power}}{{NPCMove|Dazzling Gleam}}{{NPCMove|Recover}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Diancie|Nature=Naive|Ability=Clear Body|Item=Life Orb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Diamond Storm}}{{NPCMove|Moonblast}}{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fire}}{{NPCMove|Earth Power}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Calm Mind}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Florges|Nature=Timid|Ability=Flower Veil|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Moonblast}}{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fire}}{{NPCMove|Psychic}}{{NPCMove|Energy Ball}}{{NPCMove|Synthesis}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Chandelure|Nature=Timid|Ability=Flash Fire|Item=Choice Scarf|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Energy Ball}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Hidden Power Fighting}}{{NPCMove|Trick}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Goodra|Nature=Adamant|Ability=Hydration|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Outrage}}{{NPCMove|Iron Tail}}{{NPCMove|Power Whip}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Fire Punch}}{{NPCMove|Superpower}}{{NPCMove|Aqua Tail}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Clefable|Nature=Modest|Ability=Unaware|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Moonblast}}{{NPCMove|Petal Dance}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Psychic}}{{NPCMove|Thunderbolt}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Focus Blast}}
}}
}}

==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.

Bosses which are coded in Python such as '''Neroli''' 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.

====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Clefairy|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Budew|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Vulpix|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Phanpy|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Chikorita|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sewaddle|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Petilil|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Litwick|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Flabebe|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Goomy|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Ralts|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Energy Root|Quantity=3-10|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Focus Sash|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Revival Herb|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Leaf Stone|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Dusk Stone|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Miracle Seed|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|TM=Solar Beam|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|TM=Sunny Day|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Hibiscus Hat|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Pansy Flower|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Orchid Flower|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Anemone Flower|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Jasmine Flower|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=Ralts|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Goomy|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Litwick|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Flabebe|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Petilil|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Gingery Jones (boss)

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{{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.

* 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|}}
}}
{{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}}
}}