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Communicating through Trade

Aside from flashing the same pokemon that you're being offered, or canceling trades all together, there is another simple way you can communicated to the other trainer during a trade.

Try nicknaming a pokemon “No, thanks”, “Shinies?”, and “Thanks!!”, which you can display during the trade to convey what your thinking. You can nickname pokemon you've caught or hatched at the Camphrier pokemon center, by the old man standing off to the right.

I chose to nick name a Flabebe “No, thanks” and display this pokemon during trades when I am being offered a pokemon I do not want or that I already have. And nicknamed a ditto “Thanks!!” that I display when I got a really awesome pokemon or just before I decide to end the trading session.

This simple trick can help save time and avoid those awkward moments when.. nobody is really.. doing... anything.. or when your friend won't stop putting up the same god damn pokemon.

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How to catch the Legendary Birds!

After you beat the elite four you should have a random encounter with either of the Birds (Zapdos if you started with Fennekin, Moltres if you started with Froakie and Articuno if you chose Chespin) but as you enter battle the Flee before you can do anything.

To catch them, you'll need a lot of Max Repels and the Pokemon that is first in line should be between lvl 65-69 and no higher. Bicycle and up and down from Couriway Town up to Route 18 through the red and yellow bushes and back down into Couriway, repeat until you meet your Bird a total of 10 times!

Once you have seen your bird 10 times, check Pokedex and you will see them at Sea Spirts Den, then fly there and surf up there to encounter them, they will stay there. Be sure to save outside the cave!

Guide to O Powers

O Powers are a temporary (3 minutes) bonus effect that can be found at the top, center icon, in the Player Search System. O Powers can be shared with other players, and if a player is using an O Power, their icon will appear to have a glowing ring.

O Powers are obtained from Mr. Bonding at various locations around the Kalos region. O-Powers can be upgraded by frequent usage. After 15 uses of a Level 1 O-Power, it will be upgraded to Level 2, and after 30 uses of a Level 2 O-Power, it will be upgraded to Level 3. Each level after the previous one will provide a more significant effect but cost more energy to activate.

Using an O-Power costs energy, which is measured by a gauge filled with several circles. At the lowest rate of O-Power regeneration, it takes 4 minutes to fill an entire circle. The O-Power meter regenerates more quickly based on the number of steps counted for the current day on the user's 3DS. The user does not need to have the game running while they accumulate steps on their 3DS. This bonus can be seen as a number next to the clock by the energy gauge. Because the step counter resets at midnight, this regeneration bonus also resets at midnight. The thresholds are as follows:

Regeneration rate 0-2000 steps 1× regeneration rate 2001-3000 steps 2× regeneration rate 3001-4000 steps 3× regeneration rate 4001+ steps 4× regeneration rate

List of All O Powers and Locations

Bargain Power Lumiose City Hotel Richissime Poke Marts begin a bargain sale in which everything is 10%(Lv.1) - 25%(Lv.2) - 50%(Lv.3) off.

Capture Power Default Increases the chance to catch Pokemon.

Exp. Point Power Anistar City Pokemon Center Increases the Exp. Points gained from battles by 1.2x(Lv.1) - 1.5x(Lv.2) - 2x(Lv.3)

Encounter Power Laverre City Pokemon Center Increases the chances of encountering wild Pokemon.

Stealth Power Hotel in Couriway Town Decreases the chance of encountering wild Pokemon.

Prize Money Power Hotel in Cyllage City Increases the prize money from battles by 1.5x(Lv.1) - 2x(Lv.2) - 3x(Lv.3).

Befriending Power Coumarine City Pokemon Center Helps Pokemon grow friendly faster.This O Power if useful for evolving pokemon such as Umbreon and Espeon.

HP Restoring Power Default Immediately restores the HP of the lead Pokemon by +20(Lv.1) - +50(Lv.2) - +200(Lv.3).

PP Restoring Power Snowbelle City Pokemon Center I mmediately restores the PP of the lead Pokemon by +5(Lv.1) - +10(Lv.2) - Completely fills(Lv.3).

Accuracy Power Dendemille Town Raises the accuracy of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Critical Power Shalour City Pokemon Center Raises the critical hit rate of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Attack Power Route House between Lumiose City and Route 5 Raises the Attack stat of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Defense Power Route House between Lumiose City and Route 5 Raises the Defense stat of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Sp. Atk Power Hotel Camphrier Town Raises the Sp. Atk stat of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Sp. Def Power Hotel in Ambrette Town Raises the Sp. Def stat of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Speed Power Hotel in Geosenge Town Raises the Speed stat of the lead Pokemon during battle.

Hatching Power Lumiose City Cafe Introversion Helps Eggs hatch a little faster. You must have every other O-Power before you can get this one, and Requires "max style".

How to Max your Style n Lumiose City

The simplest and quickest method to doing this would be to go to the Poke Ball Boutique in Lumiose City and purchase 100 Premeir poke balls, 1 by 1. This takes roughly 5 minutes and afterwards, you can sell all the poke balls back. It also helps to use Bargaining O Power while doing this to lower the cost.

-The other method-

Link: http://www.serebii.net/xy/lumiosestyle.shtml

The link above list things you can do to help max your style, as well as the effect on your style each task will have.

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Pokemon X and Y: SUPER FAST Way of Hatching Eggs

Note: I would recommend using a small piece of folded paper rather than a coin, which is safer for your DS.

You can also use the Hatching O Power to lessen the amount of steps needed to hatch eggs faster. You can receive this O Power after you have collected all others, and “maxed out your style”.

Hatching O Power level Level 1: 1.25× as fast Level 2: 1.5× as fast Level 3: 2× as fast

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How To Quickly Get Any Friend Safari You Want In Pokemon X and Y

Very helpful guide and site for getting the friend safari you want.

Friend Safari Link: http://www.reddit.com/r/friendsafari/search?q=friend+safari&sort=relevance&restrict_sr=on&t=all

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Guide to Hunting for Items

Some species of Pokemon are known to possess held items when they are encountered in the wild. These items can range from simple berries to the massively useful Lucky Egg, which increases the experience a Pokemon gains from battling by 50%. The following link details exactly which Pokemon can hold which items. http://www.serebii.net/xy/holditems.shtml

Now, just because these Pokemon have an item you want doesn’t mean you have to catch it! Here is a system that’s incredibly effective! It might take some time to set up but the payoff is worth it! Here’s what you need to do:

1.) Compound Eyes Having a Pokemon with the Compound Eyes ability will dramatically increase the chances that the Pokemon you encounter will be holding items. If a Pokemon is capable of holding an item in the wild, you have a 100%, 50%, 5%, or 1% chance of finding a Pokemon that will be holding it (consult the chart I linked above for details). Compound Eyes increases 50%/5%/1% to 60%/20%/5% respectively. It doesn’t matter if your Compound Eyes Pokemon faints (which you actually want considering the next step); as long as it’s in the first party slot, its ability will still remain in effect. Here’s a list of Pokemon obtainable in X/Y that have Compound Eyes: Butterfree (evolve Caterpie/Metapod; both are obtainable in the Santalune Forest) Yanma (Route 10) Nincada (Route 6) Joltik /Galvantula (obtainable in various Friend Safaris) Scatterbug/Vivillon (Scatterbug is catchable in Route 2 and the Satntalune Forest; Vivillon can only be obtained by evolving Scatterbug) Please note that some of these Pokemon aren’t guaranteed to have Compound Eyes (most have two possible abilities), so it’s always a good idea to catch more than one just in case.

2. Thief This is essential to the item hunting process. Make sure you have the TM for Thief; it’s available early on in the game at Camphier Town, at the house north of the Pokemon Center. This move allows your Pokemon to steal the target’s held item (you used to be able to steal items from trainers but they discontinued that last generation). The move “Covet” has the same effect but it isn’t a TM (nor does it apply to the next step), but you can always use it as an alternative!

3.) Noivern Generation VI introduced a number of things that made hunting for wild items even easier. First, they powered up Thief and have it more PP (it used to have 10 PP and a base power of 40; now it has 25 PP and a base power of 60). Second, one of the new Pokemon, Noivern, is perfect for the task of stealing items. Not only can Noivern learn Thief, it also can have the ability Frisk, which lets you know right away what item your target is holding. This way, you no longer have to waste time or PP thieving from Pokemon who don’t have anything! To get Noivern, you first have to obtain its pre-evolution, Noibat. Noibat can be found at Terminus Cave or Victory Road; not only is this towards the end of the game (or AFTER the end of the game if you want to go to Terminus Cave), Noibat don’t appear regularly. They can only be encountered when they swoop down on you. However, a Youtuber posted a video detailing a very easy method that will allow you to catch a Noibat in very little time! Just be sure that the Noibat you want has Frisk; you’ll know right away if it does or not. Luckily, Noibat are very easy to catch and, more importantly, evolve in just a few levels after you catch them! Once your Noibat evolves into Noivern and is equipped with Thief, you’re ready to start hunting!

4.) Location Once again, consult the list to see which items you want to go after. If you see an item you want, check with Serebii to make sure that that particular Pokemon is available in-game. Just keep doing trial and error until you find a match. If you’re at a certain point in the game, Friend Safaris are a great place to item hunt because there are only 2-3 Pokemon available in a particular area.

Finally, after you find a Pokemon and steal its item, be sure to take it from your Pokemon! Otherwise it won’t be able to steal anything else.

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Chaining Fish for Easy Shinies!

A helpful guide on how to chain fish to catch shiny pokemon.

1) You will need the 3 different fishing rods, different rods, reel in different pokemon. The following is a link to all fish-able pokemon, their location, and the rod you will need to use. http://pdfcast.org/viewer4.swf?SwfFile=http://pdfcast.org/swf/fishing-chain-guide-v-1-1.swf&Scale=1.5 2) Obtain a pokemon with the ability Suction cups or Sticky Hold 3) Pokeballs! Quick balls, ultra balls, and netballs are recommended. 4) Do not move from your spot once you begin fishing. 5) Do not use your bike or skates once you start fishing. 6) Be careful to reel the bite in on time. 7) Do not preform online activities. 8) Do not turn off your game.

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Pokemon X and Y: SUPER FAST Level Up Tutorial

This is a great method for leveling up pokemon very fast!

Some things I have learned… 1) Traded pokemon will earn A LOT more EXP than pokemon you have captured.

2) Equip one of your leading pokemon with an Amulet Coin to double the prize money earned, you can also run O Power Prize Money Lvl 1 to further increase the amount of prize money earned.

3) Rack up at least 4000 steps on the DS step counter will max the speed in which the O Power is recharged. You can check your steps by pressing the Home button on your DS and looking at the top and center of the screen. You can increase your steps by putting your DS in your pocket and going for a walk, or shaking the DS - shaking takes roughly 15 to 20 minutes to earn 4000 steps, it is best done with the left side of the DS held upward and shaken softly/you should very faintly hear a clicking sound, or… You could go for a walk.

4) Watch a video or do something else while you are battling, it can take 5+ rounds of 5 battles with level 3 EXP share while equipped with the Lucky Egg for your pokemon to reach level 100. I like to lead with two pokemon that are level 100 and use moves that will 1 hit KO my opponent to speed up the battle.

5) Rotation battle.. This is the better option at Restaurant Le Wow because it allows you to have two pokemon in battle, gaining experience points, but not receiving any damage. This is a great option for leveling up two pokemon at the same time, and then those you may have in your party with Exp Share. Rotation battle also seems to play through a lot faster too, especially if you are leading with a really strong pokemon that can 1 hit KO everything. I really like to lead with Talonflame, and spam with brave bird.

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PokéRadar Chaining for Easy Shinies! - Shiny Hunting Guide

Another great video. Gives a simple explanation on how to use the PokeRadar for chaining to find shiny pokemon.

Some things to remember when chaining… 1) Do not go into grass that is within 3 patches/steps away from you. Aim for patches that are 4 steps or more from you. 2) Do not go into grass along the boarders of your region. 3) Do not go into grass that shakes next to another. 4) Slow shaking grass is likely to contain no pokemon. 5) Normal shaking grass will contain pokemon but not the one you are chaining and will thus break your chain. 6) Aim for grass that shakes hard and loud. 7) You can keep track of your chain by counting the amount of pp lost. 8) Once you reach a chain of 40, your chances of finding a shiny pokemon become very high. And it is no longer necessary to continue battling pokemon, rest the PokeRadar until shiny grass appears. 9) If you hear fast music your chances of finding a shiny pokemon become 1/200. 10) Chained pokemon 1-40 will have 1 perfect IV, pokemon 41-60 will have two perfect IVs, and 61+ will have 3 or more perfect IVs.

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How to EV Train your Pokémon in X and Y

Check out this great video on how to EV train your pokemon. This method produces quick results and is much easier than messing around with super training.

I highly recommend earning the 16 battle points required to purchase each Power item. Using these Power items, it takes just 3 hoard battles to max out an EV stat.

If you choose not to use the Power items, equip your pokemon with the Maco Brace (along with pokerus) and this also boost the amount of EVs gained - it will then take roughly 5+ hoard battles to max out the EVs.

The link below is another great resource for an explanation on EV training and a list of hoard battle pokemon and the EVs they yield.

http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/696959-pokemon-x/67807646

To sum it all up...

Effort Values (EVs) are a measurable increase in a pokemon’s stats (HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed) obtained whenever a pokemon is defeated in battle. Different pokemon yield different EVs, for example, Bellsprout delivers a +1 attack stat when defeated in battle. It is important to note that pokemon that have recently be captured or hatched will have 0 EVs but will quickly gain them as they gain experience. Pokemon can gain experience and EVs without participating in battle through use of the EXP Share. Effort Values ensure that trained pokemon are stronger than wild pokemon, even those of the same level.

Pokemon can only gain 510 EVs in total, maxing out at 252 in a single stat. For example, a pokemon might have 252 EVs in attack stat, 200 in Speed, and 58 in HP. You can use the Reset Bag, obtained through super training randomly, by punching the default punching bag. This will allow you to change your EV spread. The Juice Shoppe found in Lumiose city allows you to mix together a Perilous Soup (Kee and Maranga Berry) to gain the same effect.

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