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Soulsiick: category fix

2023-07-18T13:01:26Z

category fix

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	{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=~~Cities~~}}		{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=Town}}
	{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}		{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.

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

2023-02-06T19:01:17Z

Text replacement - " Poke" to " Poké"

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	====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====		====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====
	A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any compatible ~~Pokemon~~ for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.		A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

	====[[Moon]]====		====[[Moon]]====
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	===Pokeblock Enthusiast===		===Pokeblock Enthusiast===
	In the house directly west of the ~~Pokemon~~ Center is the ~~Pokeblock~~ Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:		In the house directly west of the Pokémon Center is the Pokéblock Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:
	*Under 150 Happiness: No... it likes ~~Pokeblocks~~ just a little bit more!		*Under 150 Happiness: No... it likes Pokéblocks just a little bit more!
	*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much as ~~Pokeblocks~~!		*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much as Pokéblocks!
	*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more than ~~Pokeblocks~~!		*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more than Pokéblocks!
	This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness a ~~Pokemon~~ has, on top of being usable at any time.		This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness a Pokémon has, on top of being usable at any time.

	==Wild Pokémon==		==Wild Pokémon==
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	*Defeat Liza		*Defeat Liza
	*B => M		*B => M
	*Heal at the ~~Pokemon~~ Center if necessary		*Heal at the Pokémon Center if necessary
	*G => L		*G => L
	*Defeat Tate		*Defeat Tate
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	===Tate===		===Tate===
	Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any ~~Pokemon~~, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].		Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any Pokémon, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0=Moonblast,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0=Moonblast,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake}}

Naero: Reverted edits by Naero (talk) to last revision by Oris

2023-02-06T18:15:31Z

Reverted edits by Naero (talk) to last revision by Oris

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	{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=~~City~~}}		{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=Cities}}
	{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}		{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.

	After completing the local ~~Gym~~ and related story, unless the goal is to reach the [[Moon]] again, the city does not offer any reason to return to Mossdeep City.		After completing the local gym and related story, unless the goal is to reach the [[Moon]] again, the city does not offer any reason to return to Mossdeep City.

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	====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====		====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====
	A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any ~~compatiblePokémon~~ for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.		A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any compatible Pokemon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

	====[[Moon]]====		====[[Moon]]====
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	===Pokeblock Enthusiast===		===Pokeblock Enthusiast===
	In the house directly west of ~~thePokémon~~ Center is ~~thePokéblock~~ Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:		In the house directly west of the Pokemon Center is the Pokeblock Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:
	*Under 150 Happiness: No... it ~~likesPokéblocks~~ just a little bit more!		*Under 150 Happiness: No... it likes Pokeblocks just a little bit more!
	*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much ~~asPokéblocks~~!		*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much as Pokeblocks!
	*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more ~~thanPokéblocks~~!		*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more than Pokeblocks!
	This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local ~~Gym~~. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness ~~aPokémon~~ has, on top of being usable at any time.		This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness a Pokemon has, on top of being usable at any time.

	==Wild Pokémon==		==Wild Pokémon==
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	==Mossdeep Gym==		==Mossdeep Gym==
	[[File:Mossdeep_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mossdeep Gym with indications on where each portal leads to]]		[[File:Mossdeep_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mossdeep Gym with indications on where each portal leads to]]
	The Mossdeep ~~Gym~~ reuses the same Warp puzzle as the [[Team Aqua Hideout]] that has been completed immediately before. For the first time, there are now two Gym Leaders, both of which must be fought in any order.		The Mossdeep gym reuses the same Warp puzzle as the [[Team Aqua Hideout]] that has been completed immediately before. For the first time, there are now two Gym Leaders, both of which must be fought in any order.

	On the Walkthrough map, each Warp is given the following information:		On the Walkthrough map, each Warp is given the following information:
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	*Defeat Liza		*Defeat Liza
	*B => M		*B => M
	*Heal at ~~thePokémon~~ Center if necessary		*Heal at the Pokemon Center if necessary
	*G => L		*G => L
	*Defeat Tate		*Defeat Tate
	*P => J		*P => J

	Upon defeating both Tate and Liza, the ~~Gym~~-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM54]] ([[Calm Mind]]) for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000, or for the reduced price of {{Pdollar}}8,000 for 5 of them.		Upon defeating both Tate and Liza, the gym-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM54]] ([[Calm Mind]]) for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000, or for the reduced price of {{Pdollar}}8,000 for 5 of them.

	===Gym trainers===		===Gym trainers===
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	}}		}}
	}}		}}
	===~~Tate &~~ Liza===		===Liza===
	~~Tate and~~ Liza ~~comprise a duo as~~ the ~~Gym-leader~~, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that ~~they do~~ not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].		Liza is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Liza will be focusing more on the Special side, with [[Gardevoir]] and [[Alakazam]] being two well known Pokémons with huge special attacks. At the same time, they're also known for their frailty on the Physical side, so a fast physical attacker, or one that knows [[Sucker Punch]] will do great. It is also worth noting that she does not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy.

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=~~Tate and~~ Liza\|Lineup=~~Claydol~~,~~Xatu~~,~~Solrock,Lunatone~~\|Moves0=~~Ancient Power~~,~~Calm Mind~~,~~Earth~~ Power,~~Extrasensory~~\|Moves1=~~Air Slash~~,Calm Mind,~~Heat Wave,Stored Power~~\|Moves2=~~Heat Wave~~,Calm Mind,Psychic,~~Ancient~~ Power\|~~Moves3~~=~~Calm Mind~~,~~Shadow Ball~~,~~Power Gem~~,~~Psyshock~~}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Liza\|Lineup=Solrock,Gardevoir,Alakazam\|Moves0=Fire Blast,Stone Edge,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Psyshock,Moon Blast,Calm Mind,Magical Leaf\|Moves2=Focus Blast,Psychic,Grass Knot,Calm Mind}}

			===Tate===
			Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any Pokemon, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

			{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0=Moonblast,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake}}

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

2023-02-06T18:15:02Z

Text replacement - " Poke" to "Poké"

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	====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====		====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====
	A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any ~~compatible Pokemon~~ for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.		A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any compatiblePokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

	====[[Moon]]====		====[[Moon]]====
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	===Pokeblock Enthusiast===		===Pokeblock Enthusiast===
	In the house directly west of ~~the Pokemon~~ Center is ~~the Pokeblock~~ Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:		In the house directly west of thePokémon Center is thePokéblock Enthusiast. He will evaluate the chosen Pokémon based on its happiness. Only the last line of his evaluation will vary:
	*Under 150 Happiness: No... it ~~likes Pokeblocks~~ just a little bit more!		*Under 150 Happiness: No... it likesPokéblocks just a little bit more!
	*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much ~~as Pokeblocks~~!		*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much asPokéblocks!
	*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more ~~than Pokeblocks~~!		*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more thanPokéblocks!
	This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local Gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness ~~a Pokemon~~ has, on top of being usable at any time.		This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local Gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness aPokémon has, on top of being usable at any time.

	==Wild Pokémon==		==Wild Pokémon==
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	*Defeat Liza		*Defeat Liza
	*B => M		*B => M
	*Heal at ~~the Pokemon~~ Center if necessary		*Heal at thePokémon Center if necessary
	*G => L		*G => L
	*Defeat Tate		*Defeat Tate

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

2023-02-05T04:03:38Z

Text replacement - "gym" to "Gym"

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	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.

	After completing the local ~~gym~~ and related story, unless the goal is to reach the [[Moon]] again, the city does not offer any reason to return to Mossdeep City.		After completing the local Gym and related story, unless the goal is to reach the [[Moon]] again, the city does not offer any reason to return to Mossdeep City.

	__TOC__		__TOC__
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	*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much as Pokeblocks!		*Between 150 and 189 Happiness: Yes... just as much as Pokeblocks!
	*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more than Pokeblocks!		*190 Happiness and over: No... it likes you a little bit more than Pokeblocks!
	This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local ~~gym~~. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness a Pokemon has, on top of being usable at any time.		This is used to know if a Pokémon has enough happiness to use certain moves outside of battle, particularly [[Dive]] which is required immediately after defeating the local Gym. However, the general way to know about a Pokémon's happiness is to use the /happy command in the chatbox, which actually tells the exact amount of happiness a Pokemon has, on top of being usable at any time.

	==Wild Pokémon==		==Wild Pokémon==
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	==Mossdeep Gym==		==Mossdeep Gym==
	[[File:Mossdeep_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mossdeep Gym with indications on where each portal leads to]]		[[File:Mossdeep_Gym_Walkthrough.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Mossdeep Gym with indications on where each portal leads to]]
	The Mossdeep ~~gym~~ reuses the same Warp puzzle as the [[Team Aqua Hideout]] that has been completed immediately before. For the first time, there are now two Gym Leaders, both of which must be fought in any order.		The Mossdeep Gym reuses the same Warp puzzle as the [[Team Aqua Hideout]] that has been completed immediately before. For the first time, there are now two Gym Leaders, both of which must be fought in any order.

	On the Walkthrough map, each Warp is given the following information:		On the Walkthrough map, each Warp is given the following information:
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	*P => J		*P => J

	Upon defeating both Tate and Liza, the ~~gym~~-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM54]] ([[Calm Mind]]) for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000, or for the reduced price of {{Pdollar}}8,000 for 5 of them.		Upon defeating both Tate and Liza, the Gym-greeter will start selling [[TMs and HMs\|TM54]] ([[Calm Mind]]) for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000, or for the reduced price of {{Pdollar}}8,000 for 5 of them.

	===Gym trainers===		===Gym trainers===
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	}}		}}
	===Tate & Liza===		===Tate & Liza===
	Tate and Liza comprise a duo as the ~~gym~~-leader, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that they do not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].		Tate and Liza comprise a duo as the Gym-leader, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that they do not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate and Liza\|Lineup=Claydol,Xatu,Solrock,Lunatone\|Moves0=Ancient Power,Calm Mind,Earth Power,Extrasensory\|Moves1=Air Slash,Calm Mind,Heat Wave,Stored Power\|Moves2=Heat Wave,Calm Mind,Psychic,Ancient Power\|Moves3=Calm Mind,Shadow Ball,Power Gem,Psyshock}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate and Liza\|Lineup=Claydol,Xatu,Solrock,Lunatone\|Moves0=Ancient Power,Calm Mind,Earth Power,Extrasensory\|Moves1=Air Slash,Calm Mind,Heat Wave,Stored Power\|Moves2=Heat Wave,Calm Mind,Psychic,Ancient Power\|Moves3=Calm Mind,Shadow Ball,Power Gem,Psyshock}}

Naero at 15:00, 15 April 2022

2022-04-15T15:00:30Z

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	{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=~~Cities~~}}		{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=City}}
	{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}		{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.

Naero: /* Tate & Liza */

2022-04-15T15:00:06Z

Tate & Liza

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	Tate and Liza comprise a duo as the gym-leader, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that they do not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].		Tate and Liza comprise a duo as the gym-leader, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that they do not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate and Liza\|Lineup=Claydol,Xatu,Solrock,Lunatone\|Moves0=Ancient Power,Calm Mind\|Moves1=Air Slash,Stored Power\|Moves2=Calm Mind\|Moves3=Shadow Ball}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate and Liza\|Lineup=Claydol,Xatu,Solrock,Lunatone\|Moves0=Ancient Power,Calm Mind,Earth Power,Extrasensory\|Moves1=Air Slash,Calm Mind,Heat Wave,Stored Power\|Moves2=Heat Wave,Calm Mind,Psychic,Ancient Power\|Moves3=Calm Mind,Shadow Ball,Power Gem,Psyshock}}

Naero: /* Mossdeep Gym */ Melded Tate and Liza together as one gym-leader and updated all their limitedly reported lineup and moveset changes.

2022-03-02T15:12:41Z

Mossdeep Gym: Melded Tate and Liza together as one gym-leader and updated all their limitedly reported lineup and moveset changes.

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	}}		}}
	===Liza===		===Tate & Liza===
	Liza ~~is one of~~ the ~~two~~ gym ~~leaders~~, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Liza will be focusing more on the Special side, with [[Gardevoir]] and [[Alakazam]] being two well known Pokémons with huge special attacks. At the same time, they're also known for their frailty on the Physical side, so a fast physical attacker, or one that knows [[Sucker Punch]] will do great. It is ~~also~~ worth noting that ~~she does~~ not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy.		Tate and Liza comprise a duo as the gym-leader, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. It is worth noting that they do not do very well against other [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] Pokémons, as such bringing one that knows a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] move such as [[Shadow Ball]] and [[Dark Pulse]] is another good strategy. Physical walls will also be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]]-type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémon, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Liza\|Lineup=Solrock,~~Gardevoir,Alakazam~~\|Moves0=~~Fire Blast,Stone Edge,Cosmic~~ Power,~~Psychic~~\|Moves1=~~Psyshock~~,~~Moon Blast,Calm Mind,Magical Leaf~~\|Moves2=~~Focus Blast,Psychic,Grass Knot,~~Calm Mind}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate and Liza\|Lineup=Claydol,Xatu,Solrock,Lunatone\|Moves0=Ancient Power,Calm Mind\|Moves1=Air Slash,Stored Power\|Moves2=Calm Mind\|Moves3=Shadow Ball}}

	~~===Tate===~~
	~~Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)~~\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any Pokemon, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	~~{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0~~=~~Moonblast,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake~~}}

Oris: /* Tate */

2021-02-04T05:25:31Z

Tate

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	Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any Pokemon, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].		Tate is one of the two gym leaders, both being [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] type specialists. Tate will be focusing more on the Physical side, with [[Gallade]] and [[Metagross]] being two of the few [[Psychic (type)\|Psychic]] types with huge physical attack. These later two specially have a moveset that is not unresisted by any Pokemon, and as such, may cause problems. Physical walls will certainly be helpful, especially if they are of the [[Bug (type)\|Bug]] or [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] types. Although [[Gallade]] has a [[Dark (type)\|Dark]] type move for [[Ghost (type)\|Ghost]] Pokémons, its low power makes it weaker than a normal effective STAB attack. Otherwise, the best bet would be to set-up against the weaker [[Lunatone]].

	{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0=~~Moon Blast~~,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake}}		{{GymLeaderLineup\|NPC=Tate\|Lineup=Lunatone,Gallade,Metagross\|Moves0=Moonblast,Rock Slide,Cosmic Power,Psychic\|Moves1=Close Combat,Zen Headbutt,Thief,Poison Jab\|Moves2=Meteor Mash,Hammer Arm,Zen Headbutt,Earthquake}}

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2019-03-17T00:33:30Z

Added Trick Room tutor

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	The next friend to find will be Basuki, who can be found near the end of the region, either at [[Victory Road Hoenn]] or [[Pokemon League Hoenn]].		The next friend to find will be Basuki, who can be found near the end of the region, either at [[Victory Road Hoenn]] or [[Pokemon League Hoenn]].

			====[[Trick Room]] Tutor====
			A [[Move Tutors\|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Trick Room]] can be found on the first floor of the Space Center. He will teach the move to any compatible Pokemon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

	====[[Moon]]====		====[[Moon]]====

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	{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=~~Cities~~}}		{{AreaNavTable\|Type=Psychic\|Prev=Lilycove City\|Post=Pacifidlog Town\|Category=Town}}
	{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}		{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.

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	{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}		{{Area\|Type=Psychic\|Region=Hoenn\|West=Route 124\|North=Route 125\|South=Route 127\|Leader=Tate and Liza\|Badge=Mind\|GymType=Psychic\|WaterLevels=32\|WaterMembers=1\|BattleNPCs=8}}
	'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.		'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] city which intersects [[Route 124]], [[Route 125]] and [[Route 127]]. Furthermore, it is also the location where it is possible to return to the [[Moon]] after completing the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)\|Hoenn Elite Four]], although for a fee.