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@@shwintendo pretty Sure noone but maybe one very special guy.. as they are colorcoded so they would notice the error when seeing its Red and the fire is green
Really loved the part where you went to the township and hammered away, dispatching the gym leader by laying down the law in two shakes of a lamb’s tail.
I remember going in for surgery as a kid and my parents got me the Pokemon Emerald guide as a gift when I got home. Emerald is still my favorite Pokemon game of all time & that probably won't ever change. Thanks for putting out the video, it was very nostalgic and enjoyable to watch!
Heh, I was in a very similar situation with Pokémon Ruby, except in my case it was for the game itself. Was going in for surgery during a December (think it was 2004) and got Ruby as an early Christmas present since I was bored to tears waiting for things to happen.
remember when brock said water types are weak against fire attacks. when has brock ever been wrong? I mean. those triangular rice ball things in japanese anime, are clearly jelly filled doughnuts!
To think, imagine if a kid got completely stuck because they had no idea where to get strength since the only thing they haven’t done is open the tunnel since “why would they need attract”
I had the official Nintendo Power guide rather than the Prima growing up, but I remember just being completely amazed by it. The Pokedex in the back, details on every route and I think it even had a braille translation section. It really made the world feel massive. There were a couple funny bits in it like a section saying "Use your master ball on hard to catch Pokemon" and then proceeded to show them using it on a Loudred. I'll need to see if I can find it again.
Weirdest fact from this guide. The Italian translation, instead of getting new screens from the Italian version or just keeping the English ones, kept the English screens but blurred them to make them impossible to read so that no one could notice that. Sadly the artworks were also blurred, and the braille guide for the Regi too.
This game was the 1st Pokedex i completed without cheats. All those battles with other kids that had red,green, ruby and sapphire. I had to win inorder to get them to trade with me. The grinding i had to do to breed them and get them eggs. Man good times.
For the pronunciation of Rayquaza, I really don't think it matters that much as long as everyone knows what you are saying. I personally call it Rayquaza, but there are some people who call it Rayquaza, also some people call it Rayquaza.
i remember having the pokedex 3D on the original nintendo 3D. it was a free to download app game from the e-shop that would give you new pokedex data for pokemon every single day! i actually maxed out the pokedex, and i remember vividly the person speaking the namesof the pokemon calling Rayquaza "Ray - Quasar" putting a huge emphesis on the gap in the middle. i always said it as one word. "RayQwaza"
This was my first game/generation. I was so excited and can't tell you how many times I used this EXACT GUIDE to get through tough areas. I have been waiting for this one
Do you still have both your Pokémon Emerald cartridge and the guide? I never had the guide, but reading your comment just reminded me those afternoons I spent breeding Pokémon to beat the Battle Frontier. I was tough because I had no Internet back and I wish I had the guide. Best Game ever :3
It wass my first game/generation aswell and I had to go through all of it ALONE. The only ones that made me scratch my head was the Regis stone tablet, that you had to Dive and read the scriptures. 🤪
This isn't the only source I remember saying that Wurmple's evolution was determined by time of day. I really do think at one earlier point of development it was a day/night cycle.
I'm pretty sure the old "pokedex" books said it was a day/night thing, pretty sure the Sinnoh Handbook said it but my copy is lost to time unfortunately
I always assumed Wally had some kind of Asthma, or something like it. It mentioned him needed to go 'where the air is clear,' and that his illness stops him from being able to 'travel too far,' so... I dunno, it just kinda seemed like that to me. Never really clicked in my head that they don't really talk about his condition much.
I'm playing through Alpha Sapphire currently and that does seem like a logical explanation. Although as recently as the 1800's it was common to send anybody with bad health to the countryside to recuperate, and this seems to be an idea in Japan too as it shows up in My Neighbor Totoro. Since Hoenn is based on Kyushu, and that area is known for being more warm and tropical, maybe he was told to move somewhere with a warmer climate.
@@mizusenshisongs There's that, too, but they specifically mention uh... Verdanturf I think is the name of the city at the end of the tunnel by Rustboro? They specifically that city to be where they're sending Wally to 'get better, because the "air is cleaner" I think? I think they say it's because of the breeze or something. They mentioned this even when you're in that third city where your father is the gym leader, which is where *his* house technically is.
A "bumper crop" is a term used to define the act of saving some crop to for next time an example would be a pea plant the peas themselves are the seeds so you save some seeds to grow another plant the next year
@@castform7 no i mean different song, similar sound fonts. i think it was called "catch the world?" whatever it is, it sets up a theory about wallace and steven being related somehow
8:20 or so - a bumper crop is a high yield crop, yes. Or at least, that's how it functioned in Stronghold, the only other place I've encountered the phrase.
I was looking for this comment because I was about to post the same thing. It was the guides way of telling you that occasionally you'll harvest berries with more than normal.
"shout out to Master Chief" lmao and still love how you use the terminology from the first one of the series you did, in memory of the guy who wrote it
Just finding this now but it makes me so happy to see someone using this. When I was a kid I got in trouble for reading this guide in school because it wasn’t a “real book” so this is so nostalgic. I read the damned thing til it fell apart.
I think even Beautifly and Dustox learn different healing moves. For example Morning Sun and Moon Light so yes, I also think those would have been better as time based evolutions.
It's crazy that now frostbite is actually a thing in Legends Arceus and it works just like burn except it lowers special attack instead of regular attack
This guide really feels like they were under a time crunch and it was put to print without any proofreading or editing. I actually had the Nintendo Power guide for Emerald, I don't even think I've seen this one before
@@justacarbuncle It's really interesting, back then, there were two or three strategy guides per game from different companies, including the Nintendo Power one, all of which did get the official Nintendo seal. It's odd to think there were multiple "official" strategy guides
@@HybridAngelZero it truly is lol. I didn’t own the emerald one you’re talking about but I’m pretty sure that’s the one I saw at EB Games when I was a kid. Super nostalgic and wish I did own it (I know I can buy it online or whatever but to have had it from childhood would’ve been cool)
Y'know speaking of gen 3, just wanted to say that I noticed that you are probably the only person I know of that really likes....and actually remembers Swalot. To me he's a pretty forgettable Pokemon but opinions vary like that. Glad you like him so much.
Oml, Jrose11 mentions this all the time, I didn't know it was from an actual guide 😂😂😂😂. The thing is, both those Pokemon have high catch rates, least in my playthroughs
The game: you only have 1 Masterball, use it wisely. Everyone turning the game off in the middle of saving after a box swap: So I got 99 Masterballs...
I think that both Sharpedo/Crawdaunt and the Glalie with wrong type thing are possibly something that was changed later in development and the guide either didn't get all updates (like Sharpedo/Crawdaunt) or forgot to update some things (for the Glalie, for example, it could have been another pokémon there, a Water/Ice type, then it was changed to Glalie, so the guide updated the name but forgot to update the types)
I love how these guides continue to expand you vocabulary. I've made sure to watch these in order so I dont miss new additions. Oh. And I think the part of the guide where it said the people were obessed with...something is because the game randomly generated a "popular phrase" that you can change. I assume it's randomly generated anyway, otherwise you would have seen someone say mention it. Probably.
Love Emerald and Sapphire so much, it was the first two pokemon game I owned personality as I usually borrowed pokemon games from my cousins. I still have my official Emerald walkthrough guide.
@@Froakadoke it may have been because I forgot to put my outro in so I rerendered it and didn’t watch the new one since I didn’t think it’d mess anything up. Too late to fix now unfortunately
Among people who actually care what pronunciation of a Pokémon’s name is the official one, the general consensus is that the pronunciations from “3D Pokédex Pro” are the official ones for Pokémon from Gen V and earlier. (That being said, it uses the pronunciation “dee-alga” which doesn’t fit some obvious words associated with Dialga)
You forgot to mention the special double battle that happens in the mossdeep space center, it is the first time ever for pokemon to introduce this common feature in later games where you double battle with a partner npc trainer.
Just a random thought: since you're mr Poké guides/Nintended how about you create a guide yourself(probably digital) and show it off in a video with your thoughts and struggles creating it
My first ever Pokemon game. I've played this game over 1000 times since getting it in 2005 and I love it to death. I still have my original cartridge but just recently it stopped working. I've recently playing a playthrough as of writing using only Pokemon I haven't used before. It's fun.
Love these videos! Just one small point of feedback/critique: The pictures of the guides + what you're showing on screen sometimes doesn't properly correlate with the things your saying. I do look forward to seeing more of these though :D
I got this guide shortly after this game came out and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. I even bragged about having this guide at school. Now that I see all the goofy stuff in this guide it make that whole story funny🤣
Super late, but I don't think anyone else noticed, but in this game seedot that the guide suggested as an option does not naturally learn any grass type moves except synthesis which can be missed since its a pre evolution move at lv 21 and seedot evolves at 14. You would need to pick up bullet seed from an npc near the flower shop.
You named one of your Pokemon Mirror B. That alone is enough to make me love you forever. lol I'm loving these videos! Working my way through them all.
I never subscribe to channels especially if people tell me to or ask me to. But you're an exception. This is probably the 5th video of yours I've watched this afternoon
I never had the guide for Emerald, but did have Ruby/Sapphire one from Nintendo Power and but mostly just used it for the pokedex in it to see when pokemon Evolved and didn't notice any typo/errors in it. plus on the last page it had the Key for the secret dot messages and only like the last couple of pages mentioned anything from the end game after you beat the elite four.
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I love how dedicated to the "as intended" rules you are- picking Torchic because you like the grass type due to the guide's error 🤣
I like to imagine how many kids thought their game was broken when they had a fire type torchic because of this guide
@@shwintendo pretty Sure noone but maybe one very special guy.. as they are colorcoded so they would notice the error when seeing its Red and the fire is green
The Pokémon name tooltip is Mudkip as well haha
Prof birch: and this is treecko,
Ash: is that a water type
What you mean? Its totally a grass type. The guide doesn't lie.
Really loved the part where you went to the township and hammered away, dispatching the gym leader by laying down the law in two shakes of a lamb’s tail.
24:24 “make sure we have an open Party on our Slot”
we’re so deep into the layers of printing errors that Sea himself is speaking in typos
I remember going in for surgery as a kid and my parents got me the Pokemon Emerald guide as a gift when I got home. Emerald is still my favorite Pokemon game of all time & that probably won't ever change. Thanks for putting out the video, it was very nostalgic and enjoyable to watch!
Heh, I was in a very similar situation with Pokémon Ruby, except in my case it was for the game itself. Was going in for surgery during a December (think it was 2004) and got Ruby as an early Christmas present since I was bored to tears waiting for things to happen.
Similar story, I got Pokémon black 2 as a gift when I came out of gallbladder surgery. Emerald is still my baby though, followed by platinum
Emerald is also my favorite if all time
My favourite is Pokémon Emerald because it's the first Pokémon game I ever beat.
Same here. Emerald is such a well-made Pokemon game.
Ash :"Is Treecko a water type?"
Nintendo :"No it's a fire type"
Both of them are fucked up
At least Professor Birch got it right.
I like blaziken
my favorite clip from the anime 😂
@@dguibff me too one of my fav grass types
Dude, it’s been how many episodes now and I still laugh when you say “hammer away”.
Well of course, he has to honour Eric, the best writer for these guides.
RIP Eric, you'll live on with PapaSea hammering away!
My favorite is RALIS AHAHA
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@@thesaltyweeb What happened?
i love how he still says "hammer away" even after all those episodes
Just wait until future videos will feature "townships"
*in 2023* “alright so we hammer away at our moral enemy. To gain access to the township. And beat the strong man in the gym!”
And don't forget 'in two shakes of a lamb's tail'.
This is everyone's most played game and I've never played it
Time to live vicariously through Papasea
it's a good game
MOOD
It was my 1 and im proud to say that to this day i havemt beaten it yet but ive beaten ruby tho
just buy the game or play a rom of it
do an artlocke of emerald moxie 👀
Guide: "Township"
Papa Sea: "New meme just dropped."
At least now I know why ash thought treecko was a water type. He read the wrong guide.
At least everyone's worst fear is no longer confirmed (the berry page is intact!)
Rayquaza has aged like fine wine - Still the best design for a legendary imo
You mean slither the sky dragon ?
did you even look at bidoof !?
@@hi28 he said legendary you dummy
Not perfect godly lifeform
Also still (arguably) the coolest shiny.
Sorry Shiny Umbreon. You’re 1b.
@@Ev1lLion ah yes.. my bad
The guide calling treeko a fire type and torchic a grass type has the same energy as Ash calling Treeko a water type
He’s magical. Treeko has all 3 types.
remember when brock said water types are weak against fire attacks.
when has brock ever been wrong?
I mean. those triangular rice ball things in japanese anime, are clearly jelly filled doughnuts!
@@DKQuagmire obviously donuts no questions asked
@@Gevitron really? Man I should've started with Treeko then instead of mudkip, would make my runs easier
That's the power of anime logic And Plot armor
To think, imagine if a kid got completely stuck because they had no idea where to get strength since the only thing they haven’t done is open the tunnel since “why would they need attract”
I had the official Nintendo Power guide rather than the Prima growing up, but I remember just being completely amazed by it. The Pokedex in the back, details on every route and I think it even had a braille translation section. It really made the world feel massive.
There were a couple funny bits in it like a section saying "Use your master ball on hard to catch Pokemon" and then proceeded to show them using it on a Loudred.
I'll need to see if I can find it again.
I had that one too! Mine is beat to hell from so many, many playthroughs.
Weirdest fact from this guide.
The Italian translation, instead of getting new screens from the Italian version or just keeping the English ones, kept the English screens but blurred them to make them impossible to read so that no one could notice that. Sadly the artworks were also blurred, and the braille guide for the Regi too.
The absolute pinnacle of Pokémon! I memorized everything but the Braille without the guide back when i was a kid because the game is so solid
💯
This game was the 1st Pokedex i completed without cheats. All those battles with other kids that had red,green, ruby and sapphire. I had to win inorder to get them to trade with me. The grinding i had to do to breed them and get them eggs. Man good times.
What was the last Pokemon you needed?
how did you get all the gen 2 pokemon. and what about the event pokemon, like mew and celebi.
did you do/ get all the events for this game?
best times of our lives
@@DKQuagmire he's lying, he never actually completed the Pokedex.
For the pronunciation of Rayquaza, I really don't think it matters that much as long as everyone knows what you are saying.
I personally call it Rayquaza, but there are some people who call it Rayquaza, also some people call it Rayquaza.
i remember having the pokedex 3D on the original nintendo 3D. it was a free to download app game from the e-shop that would give you new pokedex data for pokemon every single day!
i actually maxed out the pokedex, and i remember vividly the person speaking the namesof the pokemon calling Rayquaza "Ray - Quasar" putting a huge emphesis on the gap in the middle. i always said it as one word. "RayQwaza"
This comment is hilarious
No it's actually pronounced "Rayquaza"
@@marksuckinbeard1419 🤦🏻♀️
Ray-qua-za
Ray-qu-aza
Rey-que-za
3 differennt ways ive heard it prenounced.
This was my first game/generation. I was so excited and can't tell you how many times I used this EXACT GUIDE to get through tough areas. I have been waiting for this one
Do you still have both your Pokémon Emerald cartridge and the guide? I never had the guide, but reading your comment just reminded me those afternoons I spent breeding Pokémon to beat the Battle Frontier. I was tough because I had no Internet back and I wish I had the guide. Best Game ever :3
@@TheBeretTalks yes I have my original cartridge too! For nostalgic reasons I still play it on my GBA Advanced but I also play it on my D.S. Lite
It wass my first game/generation aswell and I had to go through all of it ALONE. The only ones that made me scratch my head was the Regis stone tablet, that you had to Dive and read the scriptures. 🤪
This isn't the only source I remember saying that Wurmple's evolution was determined by time of day. I really do think at one earlier point of development it was a day/night cycle.
No, the guide writers just made wrong conclusions from their playthrough session.
I'm pretty sure the old "pokedex" books said it was a day/night thing, pretty sure the Sinnoh Handbook said it but my copy is lost to time unfortunately
I remember playing Pokemon for the first time.I had things like Maschoke with Flamethrower just because it could learn it.
I'm glad to see Seviper get some love in this playthrough! Used one for the first time recently in an Alpha Sapphire run and it was fantastic to use
I used this Pokemon before during my Sapphire and Ruby days.
@@johnphilipdetorres8439 Maybe I'll try it again but Gen 3 next time!
I always assumed Wally had some kind of Asthma, or something like it. It mentioned him needed to go 'where the air is clear,' and that his illness stops him from being able to 'travel too far,' so... I dunno, it just kinda seemed like that to me. Never really clicked in my head that they don't really talk about his condition much.
It was never confirmed anywhere but that's the accepted answer among most of the fans
@@Kahadi No, never outright. But it seems heavily hinted at.
I'm playing through Alpha Sapphire currently and that does seem like a logical explanation. Although as recently as the 1800's it was common to send anybody with bad health to the countryside to recuperate, and this seems to be an idea in Japan too as it shows up in My Neighbor Totoro. Since Hoenn is based on Kyushu, and that area is known for being more warm and tropical, maybe he was told to move somewhere with a warmer climate.
@@mizusenshisongs There's that, too, but they specifically mention uh... Verdanturf I think is the name of the city at the end of the tunnel by Rustboro? They specifically that city to be where they're sending Wally to 'get better, because the "air is cleaner" I think? I think they say it's because of the breeze or something. They mentioned this even when you're in that third city where your father is the gym leader, which is where *his* house technically is.
"'LOCOMOTIVE.' Mmm, that's deep!" - The news reporter to literally all of Hoenn's TVs, apparently
I wonder if there is only 1 news station in Hoenn
A "bumper crop" is a term used to define the act of saving some crop to for next time an example would be a pea plant the peas themselves are the seeds so you save some seeds to grow another plant the next year
I'm INCREDIBLY jealous of that Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise pad you have that you showed in the intro. It looks SO COOL!
Ah yes, hopes and dreams, the best Pokémon song
I loved hearing it while battling Steven.
@@castform7 is steven asriel in disguise
@@castform7 wait but i heard a similar sounding one battling wallace
@@Wal363 They must have the same theme.
@@castform7 no i mean different song, similar sound fonts. i think it was called "catch the world?" whatever it is, it sets up a theory about wallace and steven being related somehow
I genuinely had no idea you could cut the tall grass in this game with Cut
you could do it in some other pokemon games too
8:20 or so - a bumper crop is a high yield crop, yes. Or at least, that's how it functioned in Stronghold, the only other place I've encountered the phrase.
I was looking for this comment because I was about to post the same thing. It was the guides way of telling you that occasionally you'll harvest berries with more than normal.
@@river7874 Haha, good on yah. I did the same scroll, before posting myself.
"shout out to Master Chief" lmao and still love how you use the terminology from the first one of the series you did, in memory of the guy who wrote it
i will admit that torchic grass type made me laugh🤣
Former vineyard hand here: a bumper crop is when you get more out of your harvest than expected. I can see what the book was going for.
Just finding this now but it makes me so happy to see someone using this. When I was a kid I got in trouble for reading this guide in school because it wasn’t a “real book” so this is so nostalgic. I read the damned thing til it fell apart.
I used to get in trouble in school for reading novels during class, lol.
I think even Beautifly and Dustox learn different healing moves. For example Morning Sun and Moon Light so yes, I also think those would have been better as time based evolutions.
The only issue was the actual game didn't have a clear Day/Night cycle like the previous games did
He named Castform Mike
But we all know Mikey was more suiting!
Hail yeah
i get the joke...
MandJTV right?
I believe yes
HAIL YEAH
All *hail* castform
It's crazy that now frostbite is actually a thing in Legends Arceus and it works just like burn except it lowers special attack instead of regular attack
This guide really feels like they were under a time crunch and it was put to print without any proofreading or editing.
I actually had the Nintendo Power guide for Emerald, I don't even think
I've seen this one before
What’s funny is Sea is using this one that has the Nintendo seal but then the Nintendo power one is quote “the official Nintendo player’s guide”
@@justacarbuncle It's really interesting, back then, there were two or three strategy guides per game from different companies, including the Nintendo Power one, all of which did get the official Nintendo seal. It's odd to think there were multiple "official" strategy guides
@@HybridAngelZero it truly is lol. I didn’t own the emerald one you’re talking about but I’m pretty sure that’s the one I saw at EB Games when I was a kid. Super nostalgic and wish I did own it (I know I can buy it online or whatever but to have had it from childhood would’ve been cool)
Y'know speaking of gen 3, just wanted to say that I noticed that you are probably the only person I know of that really likes....and actually remembers Swalot. To me he's a pretty forgettable Pokemon but opinions vary like that. Glad you like him so much.
Rayquaza descending on Sootopolis is one of my favourite scenes in Pokémon, and I wish it was in ORAS with improved graphics.
Hi Papa. I noticed your screenshots are not synced to the moments you discuss them - just thought Id mention it
Yeah, I honestly found it quite jarring; probably a mishap in editing.
I thought I was the only one who noticed since I didn’t see like any comments about it haha
I noticed this too! I'm surprised I haven't seen many other comments mentioning it either.
@@andreapareti324 agreed it was quite jarring
I think a lot of people listen to these more than watch em. I saw it too, but hardly anyone is talking about it, so I'd wager that guess.
Nothing will ever beat the strategy guide that said to use a Master Ball on a "hard to catch" Pokemon like "Fearow or Tentacruel"
Oml, Jrose11 mentions this all the time, I didn't know it was from an actual guide 😂😂😂😂. The thing is, both those Pokemon have high catch rates, least in my playthroughs
The game: you only have 1 Masterball, use it wisely.
Everyone turning the game off in the middle of saving after a box swap: So I got 99 Masterballs...
I remember my first Emerald run from years ago. I actually accidentally wandered towards Sootopolis first before finding the Seafloor Cavern 🤣
24:29- “we have to have an open PARTY on our SLOT to use fly.” I see what you did there, just like your “grass” type starter.
Surprised by the lack of comments regarding the castform named "Mike"...
(Hail yeah)
HAIL YEAH!
Give me a hail yeah
@@asafesseidonsapphire HAIL YEAH
lmao
I think that both Sharpedo/Crawdaunt and the Glalie with wrong type thing are possibly something that was changed later in development and the guide either didn't get all updates (like Sharpedo/Crawdaunt) or forgot to update some things (for the Glalie, for example, it could have been another pokémon there, a Water/Ice type, then it was changed to Glalie, so the guide updated the name but forgot to update the types)
This whole series is just a snowballing collection of meme phrases and I love it.
Pokemon emerald was the 2nd and my favorite pokemon game that I ever played. Watching this made me cry tears of nostalgic joy.
I would like to believe this is a homage (or vice versa) to the anime where Ash looked at treeko and asked "is this a fire type?"
5:40 and people make fun of Ash for saying that Treecko was a water type...
The guide feels like a bootleg version even though it isn't lol
I’d love to see you play the Pokémon mystery dungeon games as Nintended. Love the content!
I ALWAYS catch a ralts in the beginning, gardevoir is super op, one of my favorite games with countless hours and restarts/files.
Castform named Mike.
Me: Hail yeah!
I’m glad you pronounce Rayquaza like I do. I could’ve sworn that’s how they said it in the anime at the time but not sure 100%
I love how these guides continue to expand you vocabulary.
I've made sure to watch these in order so I dont miss new additions.
Oh. And I think the part of the guide where it said the people were obessed with...something is because the game randomly generated a "popular phrase" that you can change. I assume it's randomly generated anyway, otherwise you would have seen someone say mention it. Probably.
Wow. What Can I Say? 1. Fantastic Title. 2. FANTASTIC Video Idea. 3. Engaging. 4. Enjoyable. 5. And just pure genius. Props to you my guy. Great vid.
Love Emerald and Sapphire so much, it was the first two pokemon game I owned personality as I usually borrowed pokemon games from my cousins. I still have my official Emerald walkthrough guide.
It's so minor, but the out-of-sync guide excerpts were killing me
It wasn’t like that when I was editing the video so I don’t know what happened
@@PaPaSea Yeah, your other vids don't have the problem. I guess editing software sucks sometimes, lol
Still love the vids though
@@Froakadoke it may have been because I forgot to put my outro in so I rerendered it and didn’t watch the new one since I didn’t think it’d mess anything up. Too late to fix now unfortunately
@@PaPaSea can you bet pokemon platinum only with ash sinnoh team
Definitely my favorite gen and game. It was the right balance of everything I loved about Pokemon.
Respect for naming Lotad Miror B.
Among people who actually care what pronunciation of a Pokémon’s name is the official one, the general consensus is that the pronunciations from “3D Pokédex Pro” are the official ones for Pokémon from Gen V and earlier.
(That being said, it uses the pronunciation “dee-alga” which doesn’t fit some obvious words associated with Dialga)
Emerald is my first and favourite game. Brings back so much memories.
A bumper crop is a farm that yields an unusually high harvest. So the guide is basically implying you'll have a boatload of berries.
I was today years old when I realized you could use cut to get rid of the tall grass
You forgot to mention the special double battle that happens in the mossdeep space center, it is the first time ever for pokemon to introduce this common feature in later games where you double battle with a partner npc trainer.
I once had an ubliscenced guide for ruby and sapphire and it said that if ur playing ruby pick mudkip and if ur playing sapphire pick torchic
24:27 "we need to have an open party on our slot." Lolz
Damn the guide recommends Ice-type moves against Drake but makes NO mention of the Shoal Cave at all
“...so I’ll have to make sure to have an open party on our slot.”
yuuup
The delayed images fit in so well with the wonky guide.
The pure nostalgia just seeing the guide is unreal!
Just a random thought: since you're mr Poké guides/Nintended how about you create a guide yourself(probably digital) and show it off in a video with your thoughts and struggles creating it
My first ever Pokemon game. I've played this game over 1000 times since getting it in 2005 and I love it to death. I still have my original cartridge but just recently it stopped working. I've recently playing a playthrough as of writing using only Pokemon I haven't used before. It's fun.
I just finished my living National Dex in emerald. I’m so happy to have them all in one game.
Yes, not only Treeco is a water type, it's also a fire type
Love these videos! Just one small point of feedback/critique: The pictures of the guides + what you're showing on screen sometimes doesn't properly correlate with the things your saying. I do look forward to seeing more of these though :D
yeah I'm aware, it was a mistake and wasn't intentional of course. It's just too late to correct it now
That Gameboy advance power up music is so nostalgic
Still "hammering away" in honor of Eric. Nice.
You named your Castform Mike? You are a god.
"I get a Castform which I name Mike"
Me: Hail yeah.
I used those guides as a kid all the time haha. I’ve got one for Emerald, Diamond/Pearl, Platinum, and Heart Gold/Soul Silver
Emerald was my first Pokemon game, and I used that guide *extensively*.
I got this guide shortly after this game came out and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. I even bragged about having this guide at school. Now that I see all the goofy stuff in this guide it make that whole story funny🤣
I remember using the Heart Gold Soulsilver guide book to help me play Emerald
Super late, but I don't think anyone else noticed, but in this game seedot that the guide suggested as an option does not naturally learn any grass type moves except synthesis which can be missed since its a pre evolution move at lv 21 and seedot evolves at 14. You would need to pick up bullet seed from an npc near the flower shop.
yes, the grass type torchic. my favorite as well
Is it just me or did anyone else not know you could cut the tall grass using the cut HM
Robocop used DUNDABOLT for the win.
You named one of your Pokemon Mirror B. That alone is enough to make me love you forever. lol
I'm loving these videos! Working my way through them all.
PaPaSea I just want you to know these videos make my day, you're so easy to listen to and entertaining at that!
I never subscribe to channels especially if people tell me to or ask me to. But you're an exception. This is probably the 5th video of yours I've watched this afternoon
……Wait did you name your Castform after Mikey as in MandJTV?? 😆
You did the best you could to say "I like trains" in that TV interview, didn't you
They should put a sign where you caught Seviper "Danger, Tsuchinoko" ;)
I never had the guide for Emerald, but did have Ruby/Sapphire one from Nintendo Power and but mostly just used it for the pokedex in it to see when pokemon Evolved and didn't notice any typo/errors in it. plus on the last page it had the Key for the secret dot messages and only like the last couple of pages mentioned anything from the end game after you beat the elite four.
6:00 grass type😂
Ps i respect your decision
Love these Nintended videos! Keep up the great work 💪🏽
36:08 I did *NOT* expect that 0_0