I don't think this guy will be a good roomieįinishes popcorn Ok how did that even work? Randal's part rock and Silver only has normal and fire moves. Screams as Silver viciously assaults Randal as Akbar munches on popcornįalls in a heap Hey, trainer dude. What are you talking about? Wait, what are you Wait, so you can bring back the dead? That's awesome, Brah.ĭeep inhale I'm going to enjoy this more than I should Chill, no need for such hate here, dog.Ĭall me 'Bro' again and you'll be seeing your departed 'Patty' very soon That thought only increases my hatred for all of you. I understand you got problems, but trust me, you spend enough time with us, you'll be juuust like me.

I'll check to make sure that this guy is qualified to room with us. If a pokemon has an HM move that makes it less likely to ever be used in battle, dooming it to forever be boxed.Īnd Shmurda please calm down, It'll only make this guy more likely to kill youĭon't worry, ladies. He's already killed, if he joins us, even for a moment he will bring someone else down with him. They also come across Wallace, the Champion of the Hoenn Region.Hey, why does Akbar get to talk and not the rest of us? Along the way, they meet two rivals: May or Brendan, the child of Professor Birch’s Pokémon, and Wally, a shy child from Petalburg whom the player helps catch his first Pokémon, a Ralts. They must also complete eight gym challenges and battle their Pokémon to defeat the Elite Four and its Champion.

Players are tasked with filling their Pokédex by catching and evolving various Pokémon species. Before proceeding from their hometown into the rest of the game’s world, players can select either a boy or a girl, both of whom have been given new outfits with a green color scheme, and one of three Pokémon. The setting and plot are mostly the same as in Ruby and Sapphire.

It is an improved version of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire and the final game in the Pokémon video game series’ third generation. It was first released in Japan in 2004, and then later in the rest of the world in 2005. Pokémon Emerald Version is a 2004 role-playing video game for the Game Boy Advance developed by Game Freak and published by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo. Also, be sure to try out Pokemon Hisui Red More about Pokémon Emerald

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