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Friend Safari

After defeating the Elite 4, you can go to Kiloude City and access the Friend Safari in the top left corner of the map. For each friend code you have registered, you can go on a different safari that allows you the chance to catch specific Pokemon. The variety increases based on the number of registered friends that also play Pokemon X and Y. The Friend Safari is a quick and easy way to build your Pokedex.

• National Pokedex

Defeat the Elite 4, then return to Lumiose City, and speak to Professor Sycamore at the train station to get the final upgrade to your Pokedex that covers the Pokemon beyond the Kalos region.

• Oval Charm Successfully complete all three of the Kalos Pokedexes (Central, Coastal, and Mountain), then return to Professor Sycamore at the Pokemon Lab in Luminose City. He will give you the Oval Charm, which increases the possibility of finding an egg at the Daycare.
• Poke Radar

Defeat the Elite 4, then return to Lumiose City, and speak to the scientist on the second floor of Professor Sycamore's lab. He will give you the Poke Radar, which helps you locate Pokemon hidden in tall grass.

• Power Ring upgrade

Defeat the Elite 4, and unlock Kiloude City. Then, travel to Kiloude City, and defeat your rival. Next, travel to Anister City, and speak to Professor Sycamore at the sundial to get an upgrade to your Power Ring, which allows you to find more evolutionary Mega Stones between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m.

• Looker Detective Agency side quests

Defeat the Elite 4, and unlock Kiloude City. Then, return to Lumiose City to receive a Holo Caster message from a detective named Looker. He will hire you as an assistant and have you go on side quests.

• Kiloude City

Defeat the Elite 4 to unlock Kiloude City. After viewing the credits, you will get a message from Professor Sycamore telling you to meet him at Luminose City station, where he will give you a train ticket to go to Kiloude City.

• Special Trainer Card colors

Successfully complete one of the following tasks to advance your Trainer Card color from green to blue, then silver, then gold:

Defeat the Elite 4 and Champion to enter the Hall Of Fame.

Capture all Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Get a 50-win streak in the Battle Maison.

• Special Trainer PR Studio captions

Defeat the Elite 4 and meet Looker, then go back to the Trainer PR Studio in Lumiose City. When you edit a video, there will now be a few new caption text options that reference you becoming the champion of Kalos.

• Secret wallpapers

Defeat the Elite 4 and become the Pokemon Champion, then check the Pokemon storage system to gain access to a new set of wallpapers for your boxes.

• Bonus hairstyles

Visit the salon in Lumoise City, and get your hair cut over 15 times; no color change is necessary. The hair stylist will then say she has some special hair styles that will suit you perfectly.

• Medals

Perform a Game Sync, then successfully complete one of the following tasks on the Global Link to get the corresponding medal:

50-Time Hall Of Famer: Enter the Hall Of Fame by defeating the Elite 4 and Champion fifty times.

Ace Pilot: Use Fly in the field many times.

Archeology Lover: Revive a Pokemon from a fossil.

Battle Learner: Fight 100 battles.

Battle Maison 20-Win Streak (Double): Successfully complete 20 Double Battles in a row at the Battle Maison.

Battle Maison 20-Win Streak (Multi): Successfully complete 20 Multi Battles in a row at the Battle Maison.

Battle Maison 20-Win Streak (Rotation): Successfully complete 20 Rotration Battles in a row at the Battle Maison.

Battle Maison 20-Win Streak (Single): Successfully complete 20 Single Battles in a row at the Battle Maison.

Battle Maison 20-Win Streak (Triple): Successfully complete 20 Triple Battles in a row at the Battle Maison.

Battle Teacher: Fight 200 battles.

Battle Test Beginner: Get the "Beginner" rank in the Battle Test.

Battle Test Challenger: Take the Battle Test ten times.

Battle Test Champion: Exceed a score of 6,500 on the Battle Test (500 points above the "Master" rank).

Battle Test Hyper: Get the "Hyper" rank on the Battle Test.

Battle Test Master: Get the "Master" rank on the Battle Test.

Battle Test Normal: Get the "Normal" rank in the Battle Test.

Battle Veteran: Fight 400 battles.

Battle Virtuoso: Fight 2,000 battles.

Beginning Trader: Use Link Trade once.

Berry Gardener: Pick 10 Berries from fields.

Berry Picker Fan: Successfully complete Berry Picker Unlimited.

Berry Scientist: Create a mutated Berry.

Born To Battle: Fight 100 Link Battles.

BP Wealthy: Obtain 100 BP.

Broad Friendship: Register 30 Friend Codes.

Bug-Type Catcher: Catch all Bug-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Busy Save: Save 20 times.

Capturing Spree: Catch 50 Pokemon in 24 hours.

Central Kalos Pokedex Completionist: Successfully complete the Central Kalos Pokedex.

Coastal Kalos Pokedex Completionist: Successfully complete the Coastal Kalos Pokedex.

Countess: Get the "Countess" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Dark-Type Catcher: Catch all Dark-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Day-Care Faithful: Frequently leave Pokemon at the Daycare.

Dragon-Type Catcher: Catch all Dragon-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Duchess: Get the "Duchess" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Duke: Get the "Duke" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Earl: Get the "Earl" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Easy Cycling: Ride a Bicycle 30 times.

Egg Beginner: Hatch a Pokemon Egg.

Egg Breeder: Hatch 10 Pokemon Eggs.

Egg Elite: Hatch 50 Pokemon Eggs.

Electric-Type Catcher: Catch all Electric-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Evolution Authority: Evolve 100 Pokemon, enough to astound Pokemon Breeders.

Evolution Expert: Evolve 50 Pokemon and become recognized by Pokemon Breeders.

Evolution Hopeful: Evolve one Pokemon.

Evolution Tech: Evolve 10 Pokemon.

Exp. Millionaire: Earn 1,000,000 EXP. in 24 hours.

Experienced Saver: Save 50 times.

Extensive Friendship: Register 10 Friend Codes.

Fairy-Type Catcher: Catch all Fairy-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Fashion Leader: Accumulate a lot of clothing.

Fighting-Type Catcher: Catch all Fighting-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Fire-Type Catcher: Catch all Fire-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

First Encounter: Meet a real-life player in the game.

First Friend: Register one Friend Code.

Fledgling Photographer: Send one photo to the Pokemon Global Link (PGL).

Flying-Type Catcher: Catch all Flying-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Frequent Trader: Use Link Trade 50 times.

Friend Safari 10: Have 10 encounters in the Pokemon Safari.

Ghost-Type Catcher: Catch all Ghost-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Good Rod Fisherman: Find 10 Pokemon when fishing.

Grand Duchess: Get the "Grand Duchess" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Grand Duke: Get the "Grand Duke" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Grass-Type Catcher: Catch all Grass-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Gratitude: Tip people generously.

Great Customer: Spend $100,000 at PokeMarts.

Great Trade-Up: Have 100 Link Trades.

Ground-Type Catcher: Catch all Ground-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Hall Of Fame: Defeat the Elite 4 and Champion ten times.

Happy Birthday: Get a birthday wish through the PSS.

Hard Cycling: Ride a Bicycle 100 times.

Hatching Aficionado: Hatch 100 Pokemon Eggs.

Head It Fan: Successfully complete Head It Unlimited.

Heavy Walker: Walk 20,000 steps.

Honored Footprints: Walk 100,000 steps.

Ice-Type Catcher: Catch all Ice-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Indulgent Customer: Spend $1,000,000 at PokeMarts.

Kalos Pokedex Completionist: Complete the entire Kalos Pokedex.

Light Walker: Walk 5,000 steps.

Link Battle Amateur: Fight one Link Battle.

Link Battle Expert: Fight 50 Link Battles.

Link Battle Pioneer: Fight 10 Link Battles.

Luminosian: Explore all of Lumiose City, and become extremely stylish.

Lumiose Explorer: Explore much of Lumiose City, and become very stylish.

Lumiose Luminary: Explore all of Lumiose City, and become so stylish that you are well-known by everyone.

Lumiose Star: Visit everywhere in Lumiose City, and become very stylish.

Lumiose Tourist: Explore some of Lumiose City, and become a little stylish.

Magikarp Award: Use Splash, despite its lack of effectiveness.

Marchioness: Get the "Marchioness" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Marquis: Get the "Marquis" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Middle Walker: Walk 10,000 steps.

Mighty Fisher: Find 100 Pokemon while fishing.

Moderate Customer: Spend $10,000 at PokeMarts.

Mountain Kalos Pokedex Completionist: Successfully complete the Mountain Kalos Pokedex.

Naming Champ: Give 10 Pokemon nicknames.

National Pokedex Completionist: Capture all Pokemon in the National Pokedex.

Never Give Up: Do not quit even when there is nothing you can do.

Noneffective Artist: Mistakenly use moves that are not effective (i.e. Electric on Ground).

Normal-Type Catcher: Catch all Normal-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

O-Power Lv. 1: Use an O-Power once.

O-Power Lv. 2: Use an O-Power 10 times.

O-Power Lv. 3: Use an O-Power 50 times.

O-Power MAX: Use O-Powers 100 times.

O-Power Pro: Obtain all of the O-Powers from Mr. Bonding.

Occasional Trader: Use Link Trade 10 times.

Old Rod Fisherman: Find a Pokemon when fishing once.

Outgoing: Meet 10,000 real-life players in the game.

Pedaling Legend: Ride a Bicycle 500 times.

Poison-Type Catcher: Catch all Poison-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

PokeMile Hoarder: Accumulate 10,000 PokeMiles.

Pokemon Center Fan: Rest your Pokemon at a Center many times.

Pokemon-Amie Aficionado: Play with a Pokemon in Pokemon-Amie 10 times.

PokeRadar Operator: Get the data of 10 Pokemon using the PokeRadar.

PR Video Debut: Make one PR Video, and show it off.

Psychic-Type Catcher: Catch all Psychic-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Rating Battle Top 1,000 - Double: Get in the Top 1,000 of the season during Double Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 1,000 - Rotation: Get in the Top 1,000 of the season during Rotation Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 1,000 - Single: Get in the Top 1,000 of the season during Single Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 1,000 - Special: Get in the Top 1,000 of the season during Special Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 1,000 - Triple: Get in the Top 1,000 of the season during Triple Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 100 - Double: Get in the Top 100 of the season during Double Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 100 - Rotation: Get in the Top 100 of the season during Rotation Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 100 - Single: Get in the Top 100 of the season during Single Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 100 - Special: Get in the Top 100 of the season during Special Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 100 - Triple: Get in the Top 100 of the season during Triple Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 500 - Double: Get in the Top 500 of the season during Double Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 500 - Rotation: Get in the Top 500 of the season during Rotation Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 500 - Single: Get in the Top 500 of the season during Single Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 500 - Special: Get in the Top 500 of the season during Special Ranked Battles.

Rating Battle Top 500 - Triple: Get in the Top 500 of the season during Triple Ranked Battles.

Regular Customer: Keep going to PokeMarts and becoming a regular customer.

Rock-Type Catcher: Catch all Rock-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Smart Shopper: Get a Premier Ball (buy 10+ Poke Balls).

Sociable: Meet 100 real-life players in the game.

Starter Cycling: Ride a Bicycle once.

Steel-Type Catcher: Catch all Steel-type Pokemon in the Kalos Pokedex.

Step-by-Step Saver: Save 10 times.

Successor in the Making: Get a Pokemon to Mega Evolve.

Super Rich: Spend $10,000,000 at PokeMarts.

Super Rod Fisherman: Find 50 Pokemon while fishing.

Super-Training Instructor: Play with a Pokemon in Super Training 10 times.

Supereffective Savant: Repeatedly abuse type weaknesses (i.e. Fire on Grass).

Sweet Home: Return to your hometown (Vaniville Town).

Television Kid: Repeatedly watch television.

Tile Puzzle Fan: Successfully complete Tile Puzzle Unlimited.

Top Sky Trainer: Defeat all Sky Trainers in the game.

Trash Master: Check empty trash cans.

Trick Master: Use many tricks on Roller Skates.

Viscount: Get the "Viscount" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Viscountess: Get the "Viscountess" rank in the Battle Chateau.

Water-Type Catcher: Catch all Pokemon of this type in the Kalos Pokedex.

Wonder Writer: Save 100 times.

World Connector: Register 100 friends.

• Getting Eevee

You can only catch a wild Eevee on Route 10. Walk around on the grass and flowers for a 5% to 10% chance of encountering an Eevee. When you encounter an Eevee, weaken its health, and then catch it with a Pokeball. Note: You can do this before defeating the Elite 4.

• Getting Glaceon and Leafeon

To evolve an Eevee into a Glaceon or Leafeon, you must be standing next to Ice Rock or Moss Rock when leveling it up. Ice Rock can be found first; it is located in the deepest part of the Frost Cavern (the cave is not too large). Moss Rock is found closer to the end the quest to defeat the Elite 4. It is on Route 20, between Snowbelle City and the Pokemon Village. Enter the area from Snowbelle to immediately see it.

• Getting the Legendary Birds

After defeating the Elite 4, one of the three Legendary Birds from the original Pokemon Red and Blue will start appearing throughout Kalos. The bird that appears depends on your starter. If you chose Froakie, it will be Moltres. If you chose Chespin, it will be Articuno. If you chose Fennekin, it will be Zapdos. After encountering one of the birds, check its entry in your Coastal Kalos Pokedex. It will show the bird's current location. You must walk (not fly) to the location and challenge the bird again. After fleeing several times, the bird will eventually retreat to Sea Spirit's Den, finally allowing you the chance to catch it.

• Getting Mewtwo

Defeat the Elite 4, then return to Pokemon Village. Cross a small stream on the western side using the Surf HM to reach a cave entrance. Mewtwo will be inside immediately after entering the cave. At first, a man will block the cave entrance, but he will disappear once you defeat the Elite 4. Mewtwo is Level 70; use a Master Ball to easily capture him, otherwise it will be a long battle and require a lot of Ultra Balls. As soon as you capture him, you will also get the special stone needed to activate Mewtwo's Mega Evolution.

• Getting Pikachu

Pikachu can be found very early in Route 3, immediately after the forest, in small grass patches. Pikachu is a great early Pokemon. He has high special attack and speed stats that give him an advantage early in the game. His special characteristic, Static, works very well early in the game by paralyzing Pokemon that come in contact with him. Pikachu also levels up very quickly early in the game with a lot of bird type Pokemon in the grinding areas. He is overall a great addition to any team early in the game.

• Getting Sylveon

To get a Sylveon, you must max out all three stats (Affection, Fullness, and Enjoyment) for an Eevee to evolve it into a Sylveon. To max out all stats for an Eevee, keep petting it and playing the mini-games. It should take approximately one hour to max out all the stats for the Eevee using this method. Note: Make sure to teach the Eevee a Fairy move before leveling it into the Sylveon.

Getting Zygarde

Defeat the Elite 4, then return to Terminus Cave, which is located just off Route 18. The Terminus Cave is one of the longest dungeons in Pokemon X/Y; thus, make sure to have lots of healing items and strong Pokemon before entering it. Zygarde is found in the lowest level of the cave, which is only unlocked after defeating the Elite 4. There are also a few rare items in the lowest level of the cave. Zygarde is Level 70 and dual Dragon and Ground-type; use a Master Ball to easily capture him, otherwise it will be a long battle and require a lot of Ultra Balls.

• Infinite Heart Scales

Heart Scales can be used to teach your Pokemon moves you forgot or never learned at the Move Relearner in Dendemille Town. To get Heart Scales in Pokemon X and Y, you need the Old Rod from Ambrett Town in the Aquarium by the Magikarp Statue and TM46 (Thief), from Cassius's house in Camphier Town. Use the Old Rod on Route 8 - Muraille Coast to battle Luvdiscs, which have a 50% chance of dropping a Heart Scale. Keep fishing for an unlimited amount of Heart Scales. Note: Change spots if Luvdisc does not take the bait.

• Easy Rare Candy and PP Ups

Select the "Wonder Trade" option, and trade any desired Pokemon to earn some Poke Miles. You get more Poke Miles based on how far away the person you are trading with is from your location. Keep trading the Pokemon you got in Wonder Trade to get more Poke Miles. Use the Poke Miles at the Mileage Club (old man in the white suit) in the Pokemon Center (on South Boulevard) in Lumiose City to buy Rare Candy (500 Poke Miles) and PP Up (1,000 Poke Miles). Rare Candy allows you to increase a Pokemon to the next level, which is very use when they are at a very high level. The PP Up allows you to add an additional move so you can use more moves in battle.

• Easy money

First, get the Amulet Coin. It can be found on the second floor of Parfum Palace, in front of a fireplace. It doubles the Pokedollars you earn from battles. Note: If you lost your Amulet Coin, you can also use a Luck Incense, which can be purchased at one of the Pokemon Centers. Then, start battling every trainer at the Battle Chateau. The goal is to rank up as quickly as possible -- so battle everyone (this is difficult without strong Pokemon). Next, buy the best writs possible. You can only have one of each type of writ active at a time -- so make sure you have the best ones active. You must also buy writs every day. When you start, it will probably be very expensive (writs are 50,000 or 100,000 Pokedollars each), but they are worth it. This trick allows you to earn millions of Pokedollars every day. You can use all the money you earn to buy everything at Boutique Couture and easily win at Sushi High Roller.

Go into a one star restaurant in Lumiose City if you have lower level Pokemon. The Pokemon in there will always be at Level 10. You will get approximately 2,000 Pokedollars for each battle, and lots of tiny mushrooms (between 15 and 20), which you can sell for more money at the PokeMart. If you have higher level Pokemon, go to a two star restaurant. The Pokemon in there will always be at Level 31. You will get approximately 4,000 Pokedollars for each battle, other than the battle with the owner, which you will get almost 10,000 Pokedollars. You will also get many big mushrooms (between 15 and 20) for battles, which you can sell for a lot of money at the PokeMart. Note: In different restaurants, the "meals" (Pokemon battles) differ (from triple battles to rotation battles). It tells you how many turns to use before defeating the trainer. It costs 15,000 Pokedollars to get into a triple battle or rotation battle at a two star restaurant, and 2,000 Pokedollars to get into a triple battle or rotation battle at a one star restaurant. However, it is worth the price for what you get in return. Additionally, make sure to have either the Amulet Coin or Prize Money O-Power, or you will receive a lot less money.

In Anistar City, there is an old man who wants to relax with one of your Level 5 or lower Pokemon. He will say he has been lonely for a long time and wants a friend to be with for a few days. Give him any Pokemon you own that is under Level 5. Then, check back after a few days, and all that will be in his home is a Pokeball that your Pokemon is in. Attached to the Pokeball is a note from the old man that says he is proud to have met someone as nice as you, and thanks you for letting him spend his last few days of life with your Pokemon. He will also leave behind a Comet Shard that can be sold for a lot of money in Lumiose City.

• Easy Shiny Pokemon

Put Talonflame (or any Flame Body/Magma Armor Pokemon, but Talonflame has Fly) in the first slot. Get a lot of eggs from the Daycare. Depending on how you want to use this trick, you may want to get 20 to 30 eggs from the daycare and put them in your PC. Fly to the middle of Lumiose City (Prism Tower), and get on your bike. Next, gently slip a dime underneath the control stick so it is pushed in one direction. Your character should automatically ride in a circle around the tower. Then, leave the game for a bit and do something else while you wait for a Shiny Pokemon to hatch. Repeat this trick until you get a Shiny Pokemon. Note: You will have to press A to hatch each egg.

• Easy breeding/hatching

After getting an egg or several eggs from breeders, go to Prism Tower in Centrico Plaza in Lumiose City. While outside of the tower, hold Left or Right to start an infinite loop without worrying about random battles. You can use a piece of tape to hold down the direction. Note: The time for hatching will be cut in half when you have a Pokemon with the Flame Body ability in your party.

• Easy party healing

Start a Wi-Fi battle. Once an opponent accepts, you can either complete the battle or quit (quitting is not recommended since it will count as a lose on your record and you will also probably anger the other player). Once you return to the map after the battle, your whole party will be completely healed (HP and PP).

• Easy battles

View the type matchup chart for Pokemon X and Y to help win battles more easily.

• Easy nature selection

To use this trick, you first must have a full party before starting the battle with the Professor. After you have defeated him, you will be able to select your starter, and the Professor will say to send a Pokemon to your box to make room for your starter. Tell him "No" (or press B), and he will hold on to your chosen starter until you decide to collect it. He will then continue with the normal conversation. Once you gain control of you character, you can save and ask the Professor for your starter. You will then be able to select a Pokemon to send to the box, and he will give you the one you chose. If you do not like the nature of it, soft reset Pokemon X/Y (press L + R + Start + Select). Then, load your saved game, select your box Pokemon, and scroll through a couple lines of text to be able to check the nature of your new starter. Repeat this trick until you get an Adamant Charmander or the desired nature for your starter Pokemon. Note: You cannot select a different starter after using this trick. The Professor will always be holding onto the Pokemon you previously chose.

• All TM locations

Search the following locations to find all 100 TMs:

TM01 Hone Claws

TM02 Dragon Claw

TM03 Psyshock

TM04 Calm Mind

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM07 Hail

TM08 Bulk Up

TM09 Venoshock

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM12 Taunt

TM13 Ice Beam

TM14 Blizzard

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM16 Light Screen

TM17 Protect

TM18 Rain Dance

TM19 Roost

TM20 Safegaurd

TM21 Frustration

TM22 Solar Beam

TM23 Smack Down

TM24 Thunderbolt

TM25 Thunder

TM26 Earthquake

TM27 Return

TM28 Dig

TM29 Psychic

TM30 Shadow Ball

TM31 Brick Break

TM32 Double Team

TM33 Reflect

TM34 Sludge Wave

TM35 Flamethrower

TM36 Sludge Bomb

TM37 Sandstorm

TM38 Fire Blast

TM39 Rock Tomb

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM41 Torment

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM46 Thief

TM47 Low Sweep

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM50 Overheat

TM51 Steel Wing

TM52 Focus Blast

TM53 Energy Ball

TM54 False Swipe

TM55 Scald

TM56 Fling

TM57 Charge Beam

TM58 Sky Drop

TM59 Incinerate

TM60 Quash

TM61 Will-O-Wisp

TM62 Acrobatics

TM63 Embargo

TM64 Explosion

TM65 Shadow Claw

TM66 Payback

TM67 Retaliate

TM68 Giga Impact

TM69 Rock Polish

TM70 Flash

TM71 Stone Edge

TM72 Volt Switch

TM73 Thunder Wave

TM74 Gyro Ball

TM75 Swords Dance

TM76 Struggle Bug

TM77 Psych Up

TM78 Bulldoze

TM79 Frost Breath

TM80 Rock Slide

TM81 X-Scissor

TM82 Dragon Tail

TM83 Infestation

TM84 Poison Jab

TM85 Dream Eater

TM86 Grass Knot

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM89 U-turn

TM90 Substitute

TM91 Flash Cannon

TM92 Trick Room

TM93 Wild Charge

TM94 Rock Smash

TM95 Snarl

TM96 Nature Power

TM97 Dark Pulse

TM98 Power-up Punch

TM99 Dazzling Gleam

TM100 Confide

Breeding guide

Watch the following video to learn how to breed Pokemon and get perfect Natures and IVs.

 

Secret background battle items

Sometimes during battle, there will be various objects in the background, including trees in the field and rock formations in caves. These background objects can actually be destroyed to release an item. It seems the various objects react to specific ranged attacks. While Surf may work on one object, it will not work on another, and other moves such as Earthquake will not effect the same object Surf does. Some of the known moves that work are Air Cutter, Heat Wave, Pedal Blizzard, Razor Leaf, Rock Slide, Surf, and Twister.

• Finding harder Pokemon

There are three cafes around Kalos that you must pay to enter. Each available seat you can choose in the cafes will allow you to talk to someone who will show you Pokemon for your Pokedex. The 100 price option shows you one Pokemon. The 1,000 price option shows you two Pokemon. The 5,000 price option only shows you one Pokemon, but it is guaranteed to be one you have never seen. You can only use each one once per day.

• Getting eggs from the Daycare

If the man at the Daycare has an egg for you, he will be facing the road. If he does not have an egg for you, he will be looking at the Daycare. This allows you to determine if the man has an egg without having to talk to him.

• New clothing

The items in the boutiques are the only way to get new clothes for your avatar, and their stock changes daily. You can find boutiques in the following cities:

Anistar City

Cyllage City

Laverre City

Santalune City

Snowbelle City

• Choosing starter Pokemon

When choosing your first Pokemon, you can choose between Fire (Fennekin), Water (Froakie), and Grass-type (Chespin). However, each one will also get a second affinity once they reach their third (final) evolution. Fennekin's (Delphox) is Psychic-type, Fraokie's (Greninja) is Dark, and Chespin's (Chesnaught) is Fighting-type. Thus, keep this in mind when building your party, as you do not want to waste time raising a Psychic Pokemon if you chose Fennekin and he is already going to eventually fill that role in your party.

• Using Exp. Share

When Exp. Share is enabled, it distributes experience to your entire party, with the Pokemon who actually participated in the battle getting slightly more. Once you setup a party of six Pokemon, enable the "Exp. Share" option to ensure all your Pokemon evenly level up. This is also helpful to leveling up weaker party members without having to constantly switch them in and out of battles.

• Special birthday message

Change the date in your 3DS profile to your birthday, then enter a Pokemon Center to be greeted with confetti and birthday wishes from the nurse. The music will change to a music-box version of the Pokemon Center theme, and a digital birthday cake will be displayed on the wall.

• Dragon Ball Z references

Go to Route 6, 7, or 10, and a random Psychic Pokemon trainer should eventually challenge you. After you defeat him, he will say "Wow! You and your Pokemon's power levels are incredible! They're over 9,000 for sure!".

There is someone in the game that will say something like "Do you think all Mega Pokemon have Spiky Hair?"

• Nintendo 3DS and Wii U references

Select the girl trainer. She will get out of bed with a Pikachu Nintendo 3DS XL in her hand and a white Nintendo Wii U on the floor. It is the same for the boy trainer, but instead he has a black Nintendo Wii U on the floor of his bedroom.

• Professor Oak's grandson reference

An NPC in a Pokemon Center in Lumiose City - Magenta Plaza will refer to Professor Oak's grandson and his famous "Smell ya later" line when he leaves. His name is Blue in the English versions, and Green in Japanese versions. He is known as Gary in the anime series.

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