The origin of the star lotus world

Chapter 2465 (6)

Chapter 2365 (6)

When catching wild rare legendary Pokémon, use moves like Sleep or Poison to inflict a status condition. When the Pokémon's HP is very low, save the game using your console's system and repeatedly reload. You might catch it in one or a few tries, or you might need to reload dozens or even hundreds of times. Using other balls instead of Master Balls, whether you catch it depends on luck and patience. If you do manage to catch it, that's great. Some things are harder to obtain, and therefore more precious.

There are several types of status conditions affecting Pokémon. Confused, a Pokémon might attack normally, but could also attack itself. Burned, a Pokémon loses HP each turn. Paralyzed, a Pokémon's use of moves may succeed or fail. Frozen, a Pokémon is unable to move and is essentially frozen in place.

When a Pokémon falls into a status condition, it can be restored to normal using a Panacea or a suitable medicine. Because Venusaur is a Poison-type Pokémon, it cannot be poisoned, and even if the opponent has the Synchronize ability, it will not be poisoned by Synchronize. Venusaur's ability is that when its HP is low, its Grass-type power increases, increasing its damage output.

The Pokémon I was raising was a Bulbasaur that I encountered in Twisted Treeline, which was only level 10. I slowly raised it to almost the maximum level, but it still couldn't beat some high-energy Pokémon. Sometimes in battles, I would use a Renewal Agent to revive it and then use a Superior Healing Potion to restore most of its health. Anyway, I had a lot of battles and a lot of money, so I had a lot of various potions.

In that game where you send coins to love, you start with one of three Pokémon to choose from. I chose Gible, and through battles, I gradually gained experience, leveling it up to Garchomp, and then Garchomp. However, I didn't focus on leveling it up; instead, I relied on high-level Venusaur and other Pokémon as my main force. That Pokémon was fine in regular battles, but I would lose in some challenging stages, having to start over. I had used the same Pokémon as Garchomp in a Pokémon remake mobile game before, but it had a transformation form and was much stronger, with impressive Dragon-type moves.