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Soulsiick: category fix

2023-07-18T13:01:23Z

category fix

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	{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Electric\|Prev=Slateport City\|Post=Verdanturf Town\|Category=~~Cities~~}}		{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Electric\|Prev=Slateport City\|Post=Verdanturf Town\|Category=Town}}
	{{Area\|Type=Electric\|Region=Hoenn\|Badge=Dynamo\|GymType=Electric\|Leader=Wattson\|South=Route 110\|North=Route 111 South\|West=Route 117\|East=Route 118\|BattleNPCs=5}}		{{Area\|Type=Electric\|Region=Hoenn\|Badge=Dynamo\|GymType=Electric\|Leader=Wattson\|South=Route 110\|North=Route 111 South\|West=Route 117\|East=Route 118\|BattleNPCs=5}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] town serving as an intersection between [[Route 110]], [[Route 111 South]], [[Route 117]] and [[Route 118]]. However, moving up north to [[Route 111 South]] will not be possible until obtaining the local badge.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] town serving as an intersection between [[Route 110]], [[Route 111 South]], [[Route 117]] and [[Route 118]]. However, moving up north to [[Route 111 South]] will not be possible until obtaining the local badge.

Naero: Text replacement - " Poke" to " Poké"

2023-02-06T18:47:59Z

Text replacement - " Poke" to " Poké"

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	===Caught Date Checker===		===Caught Date Checker===
	The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of the ~~Pokemon~~ Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.		The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of the Pokémon Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.

	===Legendary Reroll===		===Legendary Reroll===
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	*Switch 3		*Switch 3
	*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated		*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated
	The puzzle resets when entering the ~~Pokemon~~ Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.		The puzzle resets when entering the Pokémon Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.

	After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.		After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.

Naero: Undo revision 30425 by Naero (talk)

2023-02-06T18:46:41Z

Undo revision 30425 by Naero (talk)

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	===Caught Date Checker===		===Caught Date Checker===
	The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of ~~thePokémon~~ Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.		The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of the Pokemon Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.

	===Legendary Reroll===		===Legendary Reroll===
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	*Switch 3		*Switch 3
	*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated		*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated
	The puzzle resets when entering ~~thePokémon~~ Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.		The puzzle resets when entering the Pokemon Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.

	After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.		After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.

Naero: Text replacement - " Poke" to "Poké"

2023-02-06T18:46:10Z

Text replacement - " Poke" to "Poké"

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	===Caught Date Checker===		===Caught Date Checker===
	The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of ~~the Pokemon~~ Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.		The Caught Date Checker is staying in the back of thePokémon Center. He will determine the exact time a Pokémon as been caught at.

	===Legendary Reroll===		===Legendary Reroll===
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	*Switch 3		*Switch 3
	*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated		*Switch 2 until Wall 1 is deactivated
	The puzzle resets when entering ~~the Pokemon~~ Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.		The puzzle resets when entering thePokémon Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.

	After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.		After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.

Naero: Text replacement - "gym" to "Gym"

2023-02-05T04:19:35Z

Text replacement - "gym" to "Gym"

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	[[File:Mauville_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mauville Gym with numbered switches and wallss]]		[[File:Mauville_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mauville Gym with numbered switches and wallss]]
	Mauville Gym will initially be blocked by Wally. Unlike most ~~gyms~~ which require to complete a quest in a different area, it is only necessary to fight and win against Wally this time.		Mauville Gym will initially be blocked by Wally. Unlike most Gyms which require to complete a quest in a different area, it is only necessary to fight and win against Wally this time.

	The ~~gym~~'s layout is surely the most complicated ~~gym~~ puzzle seen up to that point. There are a total of 4 switches, noted by a red 1 to 4 in the provided picture, as well as 6 switchable walls, noted by a blue 1 to 6 in the provided picture. When entering the ~~gym~~, the walls 1, 3, 4 and 5 will be activated, with an additional wall that cannot be deactivated. Each switch has two states which affects different switches:		The Gym's layout is surely the most complicated Gym puzzle seen up to that point. There are a total of 4 switches, noted by a red 1 to 4 in the provided picture, as well as 6 switchable walls, noted by a blue 1 to 6 in the provided picture. When entering the Gym, the walls 1, 3, 4 and 5 will be activated, with an additional wall that cannot be deactivated. Each switch has two states which affects different switches:
	*Switch 1: [4-X, 5-O, 6-X] or [3-X, 5-X, 6-O]		*Switch 1: [4-X, 5-O, 6-X] or [3-X, 5-X, 6-O]
	*Switch 2: [1-X, 2-O] or [1-O, 2-X]		*Switch 2: [1-X, 2-O] or [1-O, 2-X]
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	The puzzle resets when entering the Pokemon Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.		The puzzle resets when entering the Pokemon Center. However, the state of the switches do not reset, hence why a switch may require one or two presses.

	After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the ~~gym~~. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the ~~gym~~.		After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the Gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the Gym.

	Upon defeating Wattson, the player will obtain the Dynamo Badge and the ~~gym~~-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM134]] ([[Shock Wave]]), the price being special offer of {{Pdollar}}1750 for one the first time, then regular price of {{Pdollar}}3500 for one and discounted price of {{Pdollar}}14000 for five afterwards.		Upon defeating Wattson, the player will obtain the Dynamo Badge and the Gym-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM134]] ([[Shock Wave]]), the price being special offer of {{Pdollar}}1750 for one the first time, then regular price of {{Pdollar}}3500 for one and discounted price of {{Pdollar}}14000 for five afterwards.

	===Gym trainers===		===Gym trainers===
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	==NPC Trainers==		==NPC Trainers==
	{{NPCTable\|Contents=		{{NPCTable\|Contents=
	{{NPCTrainer\|Name=Wally\|Notes=This trainer awards no experience nor money, and can only be fought once. It is necessary to defeat him to enter the ~~gym~~\|Lineup=		{{NPCTrainer\|Name=Wally\|Notes=This trainer awards no experience nor money, and can only be fought once. It is necessary to defeat him to enter the Gym\|Lineup=
	{{NPCLineup\|Pokemon=Kirlia\|Levels=??}}		{{NPCLineup\|Pokemon=Kirlia\|Levels=??}}
	}}		}}
	}}		}}

Naero: /* Wattson */

2022-04-15T14:51:52Z

Wattson

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	===Wattson===		===Wattson===
	Wattson is known to be a difficult Gym Leader with his hard to resist [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] team, and it's no different in Pokémon Revolution Online. It is most easily done with a [[Marshtomp]] as it can resist almost every attack while hitting hard, but for those that did not pick [[Mudkip]] or don't want to evolve it early, other Pokémon might be best to choose. [[Grass (type)\|Grass]] types may resist the powerful [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] easily, but will likely do little against [[Magneton]], while suffering lots from his [[Voltorb]] and [[Manectric]]. Most [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] types available are also [[Rock (type)\|Rock]] type while having very low Special Defense, making them vulnerable to [[Magneton]]'s [[Flash Cannon]]. The best recommendation would be to bring a [[Diglett]] from [[Granite Cave]] and aim to outspeed and defeat all of Wattson's Pokémon in one hit with a [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] move, but one should remain wary of his [[Magneton]]'s [[Sturdy (ability)\|Sturdy]] ability.		Wattson is known to be a difficult Gym Leader with his hard to resist [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] team, and it's no different in Pokémon Revolution Online. It is most easily done with a [[Marshtomp]] as it can resist almost every attack while hitting hard, but for those that did not pick [[Mudkip]] or don't want to evolve it early, other Pokémon might be best to choose. [[Grass (type)\|Grass]] types may resist the powerful [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] easily, but will likely do little against [[Magneton]], while suffering lots from his [[Voltorb]] and [[Manectric]]. Most [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] types available are also [[Rock (type)\|Rock]] type while having very low Special Defense, making them vulnerable to [[Magneton]]'s [[Flash Cannon]]. The best recommendation would be to bring a [[Diglett]] from [[Granite Cave]] and aim to outspeed and defeat all of Wattson's Pokémon in one hit with a [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] move, but one should remain wary of his [[Magneton]]'s [[Sturdy (ability)\|Sturdy]] ability.
	{{GymLeaderLineup\|Lineup=Voltorb,Magneton,Manectric\|Moves0=Shock Wave, Signal Beam, Thunder Wave\|Moves1=Shock Wave, Flash Cannon, Magnet Rise~~, Metal Sound~~\|Moves2=Shock Wave, Flame Burst~~, Snarl, Thunder Wave~~}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|Lineup=Voltorb,Magneton,Manectric\|Moves0=Shock Wave,Signal Beam,Thunder Wave,Self-Destruct\|Moves1=Shock Wave,Metal Sound,Flash Cannon,Magnet Rise\|Moves2=Thunder Wave,Snarl,Shock Wave,Flame Burst}}

	==NPC Trainers==		==NPC Trainers==

Naero: /* TMs Sellers */ Removed the TM-vendor, which seems to be inexistent here now (it's currently unmentioned in the TMs & HMs article).

2022-03-31T20:02:05Z

TMs Sellers: Removed the TM-vendor, which seems to be inexistent here now (it's currently unmentioned in the TMs & HMs article).

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	[[Kanto]]'s iteration of the PvP Coin Master will exchange prizes in return for [[PvP Coins]]—a currency that is attained from winning ranked [[PvP]] battles.		[[Kanto]]'s iteration of the PvP Coin Master will exchange prizes in return for [[PvP Coins]]—a currency that is attained from winning ranked [[PvP]] battles.
	===~~[[TMs and HMs\|TMs]] Sellers===~~		===TM-vendor: [[Rock Smash]]===
	~~====~~[[Rock Smash]]====		In the southeasternmost house resides Nerd Julian, who will sell [[TMs and HMs\|TM114]] ([[Rock Smash]]) for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece.
	In the ~~south-eastmost~~ house ~~is located~~ Nerd Julian, who will sell [[TMs and HMs\|TM114]] ([[Rock Smash]]) for ~~the price of~~ {{Pdollar}}5,000 ~~each~~.

	~~====TM Vendor====~~
	In the Game Corner, the south-westmost building, is located TM Vendor Ferry. He will sell a variety of [[TMs and HMs\|TMs]], with most of them being previously available in previous regions. It is not recommended to purchase the first 4 listed TMs however, as they can be bought for cheaper.

	~~{{GenericItemShop\|Type=Fire\|Contents=~~
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Flamethrower\|Price=5,000}}~~
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Psychic\|Price=5,000}}~~
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Thunderbolt\|Price=5,000}}~~
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Ice Beam\|Price=5,000}}~~
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Dragon Claw\|Price=3,500}}~~
	}}

	===Rachel's Friends Quest (Kylo)===		===Rachel's Friends Quest (Kylo)===

Naero: /* TM Vendor */ Removed Volt Switch, which this vendor presumably no longer carries.

2022-02-12T08:01:07Z

TM Vendor: Removed Volt Switch, which this vendor presumably no longer carries.

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	{{ITS\|TM=Ice Beam\|Price=5,000}}		{{ITS\|TM=Ice Beam\|Price=5,000}}
	{{ITS\|TM=Dragon Claw\|Price=3,500}}		{{ITS\|TM=Dragon Claw\|Price=3,500}}
	~~{{ITS\|TM=Volt Switch\|Price=2,500}}~~
	}}		}}

Jeramiahsental2: Updated Wattson's team and the text above it to align with recent changes.

2021-08-12T01:48:12Z

Updated Wattson's team and the text above it to align with recent changes.

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	}}		}}

	===Wattson===		===Wattson===
	Wattson is known to be a difficult Gym Leader with his hard to resist [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] team, and it's no different in ~~Pokemon~~ Revolution Online. It is most ~~easiest~~ done with a [[Marshtomp]] as it can resist every ~~single~~ attack while hitting hard, but for those that did not pick [[Mudkip]] or don't want to evolve it early, other ~~Pokemons~~ might be best to choose. [[Grass (type)\|Grass]] types may resist the powerful [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] easily, but will likely do little against ~~[[Magnemite]] and~~ [[Magneton]], while suffering lots from his [[Manectric]]. Most [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] types available are also [[Rock (type)\|Rock]] type while having very low Special Defense, making them vulnerable to [[Magneton]]'s [[~~Mirror Shot~~]]. The best recommendation would ~~surely~~ be to bring a [[Diglett]] from [[Granite Cave]] and aim to outspeed and defeat ~~every~~ of Wattson's ~~Pokémons~~ in one hit with a [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] move, but one should remain ~~warry~~ of ~~the possible~~ [[~~Sturdy (ability)\|Sturdy~~]] ~~from his two~~ [[~~Steel~~ (~~type~~)\|~~Steel~~]] ~~Pokémons~~.		Wattson is known to be a difficult Gym Leader with his hard to resist [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] team, and it's no different in Pokémon Revolution Online. It is most easily done with a [[Marshtomp]] as it can resist almost every attack while hitting hard, but for those that did not pick [[Mudkip]] or don't want to evolve it early, other Pokémon might be best to choose. [[Grass (type)\|Grass]] types may resist the powerful [[Electric (type)\|Electric]] easily, but will likely do little against [[Magneton]], while suffering lots from his [[Voltorb]] and [[Manectric]]. Most [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] types available are also [[Rock (type)\|Rock]] type while having very low Special Defense, making them vulnerable to [[Magneton]]'s [[Flash Cannon]]. The best recommendation would be to bring a [[Diglett]] from [[Granite Cave]] and aim to outspeed and defeat all of Wattson's Pokémon in one hit with a [[Ground (type)\|Ground]] move, but one should remain wary of his [[Magneton]]'s [[Sturdy (ability)\|Sturdy]] ability.
	{{GymLeaderLineup\|Lineup=~~Magnemite,~~Voltorb,Magneton,Manectric\|Moves0=~~Thunderbolt~~,~~Zen Headbutt~~,Thunder Wave~~,Metal Sound~~\|Moves1=~~Rollout~~,~~Sonic Boom~~,~~Electro Ball~~,~~Charge Beam~~\|Moves2=~~Zap Cannon~~,~~Thunder~~,~~Tri Attack,Mirror Shot\|Moves3=Ice Fang,Flamethrower~~,Thunder Wave~~,Charge Beam~~}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|Lineup=Voltorb,Magneton,Manectric\|Moves0=Shock Wave, Signal Beam, Thunder Wave\|Moves1=Shock Wave, Flash Cannon, Magnet Rise, Metal Sound\|Moves2=Shock Wave, Flame Burst, Snarl, Thunder Wave}}

	==NPC Trainers==		==NPC Trainers==

1ndig0: /* Mauville Gym */

2021-07-05T11:33:57Z

Mauville Gym

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	After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the gym.		After passing Wall 1, all the walls will automatically deactivate, making it easy to leave the gym. However, the walls will reset upon leaving the gym.

	Upon defeating Wattson, the gym-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|~~TM24~~]] ([[~~Thunderbolt~~]]) ~~for~~ the price of {{Pdollar}}~~3,000, or~~ for the ~~reduced~~ price of {{Pdollar}}~~12,000~~ for 5 of ~~them. It is the note that this TM is available~~ for ~~the same price at [[Vermilion City]]'s gym, as well as right inside the Mauville Casino for an higher price, making it the first time the gym-greeter offers a move that could already be known before~~.		Upon defeating Wattson, the player will obtain the Dynamo Badge and the gym-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM134]] ([[Shock Wave]]), the price being special offer of {{Pdollar}}1750 for one the first time, then regular price of {{Pdollar}}3500 for one and discounted price of {{Pdollar}}14000 for five afterwards.

	===Gym trainers===		===Gym trainers===