Ive caught raquayza with a pokeball at lowest health before. Went there, climbed the twer and such and saved before him. I forgot to but more balls and had only 2 untra balls, 2 great balls and 1 pokeball.
I had 2 stacks of ultra balls on me at the time. Encountered Zekrom (my fav). Lowered health to 1. Chucked balls for days. It loses all pp and struggles to death.
I actually really liked getting the Regis :) when i was a kid, i actually went to the library and checked out a book on Braille so that I could solve the Regi puzzles and I remember sitting with a piece of notebook paper and translating the instructions... It was actually kind of fun to decipher the code and it was rewarding when it actually worked!
That's awesome, I wish I wasn't so lazy and actually did something cool like that. Good thing at this day and age we have so many tutorials on the internet
I made my mom translate it while i had a friend over. I remember us being so hyped about catching the regis. For a while we were the only kids at school who knew the secret.
Munchlax... 1% chance on a honey tree... It is only 3-4 trees at random. and toss in the 6 hour wait. You are NOT getting it. Better play soulsilver or something.
Nah, it's not that bad. You can find 2 of the 4 trees with your trainer ID, and after that it's only a matter of time. The 6 hour wait isn't that bad because you can do anything you want in that time. Sure, it'll probably take a few weeks, but the actual time required playing the game isn't very high. Also, after finding a Munchlax, there's a 90% chance that you'll find it again next time you slather that tree. So, like Feebas, finding more of them is a piece of cake.
The box my emerald game came in when I was young had a guide to braille at the end. That's how I figured the puzzles out. I'd assume the little booklet for ruby or sapphire would be the same. Decrypting it as a kid was fun and one actually learned the common letters and got fluent-ish at reading the text.
I already knew how to "read" braille, but it turns out I never realized they existed until Gen 4 with the Regigigas hints. But of course, I didn't have compatible WiFi back then (for Gen 4 I think is when it started), nor a place that handled any Pokemon Events nearby, so the Legendary Golems were out of reach for me. As to why I knew Braille, it's because I went to a school that had a dedicated staff towards disabled children. I was thought to have a disability back then and was placed in classes with them and ended up learning Braille. And having discovered respect for those disabled (both children and adults). Best people/friends I ever got to know back in elementary school. Oh yeah, I can see btw. Yeah, a year late or whatever. I'm bored and decided to watch some old videos to pass the time. That's when I came across the comment, and figured I'd pitch in my 2 cents on Braille. It's actually a great and fun way to read books. A shame more books aren't in Braille (At least the ones I like reading).
@@MLPIceberg Are... are you saying you PREFER to read in braille? That's... kinda fascinating lol. Is your reading speed anywhere comparable to regular text? I imagine not, but I've always been curious. I guess theoretically you could probably "read" braille (with your eyes) almost as fast as regular letters (probably a little slower given that the different symbols aren't as easily discernible since they weren't designed to be sight-read), but an actual visually impaired person seems like they'd be limited by the speed of their finger (which is presumably less than the speed of one's eyeballs tracking words on a page). I'd love to know what the actual speed difference is; if any visually impaired commenter ever happens to read this, please let me know!
Exactly. I don't know about ORAS as new games tend to not have manuals, but the original games, which of course were what these puzzles were designed for, came with manuals that had a braille translation in them. JRose made himself look a bit silly there. Along with Drifbloom which you get told appears on Fridays.
The Drifloon is super easy to find out about, without Bulbagarden or anything similar, after you beat team galactic in the Valley Windworks, the man you save says that there is a pokemon that comes there on Friday.
Tealbot in my lenguage (italian) the guy in the windmill said something about a pokemon apparing on a certain day but he did't remember wich day of the week, i needed to look up on the wiki
Maybe the Italian localization team thought it was a bit too on the nose to straight up tell you, and wanted you to decide whether or not you really cared to figure it out by coming back to check on different days.
he said that is no way any one of us found it by acident, and ye after i replayed the game i saw the man talk about that pokemon. but the first time i found it was by accident i went Down from gym 2 and to the Wind will just to look around / bike around and i saw it. so i have gotten it by accident
@@basillah7650 Except some people might actually know braille despite not being blind, does this not cross your mind? Not only that but it's already an established language. They could have made one up on the spot and you would have no idea how to solve it without breaking a code. But seeing as it's just braille, it's relatively simple. Just open up a dictionary or whatever and compare the symbols. I did it when I was like 12, because the manual for the game had an alphabet reference for braille.
I remember playing Sapphire when I was like ten. I went to Route 119 and thought "Meh, I should actually fish for some Pokémon". The very first appearance was this really ugly fish and I almost wanted to flee the battle but then decided to catch it for the Pokédex. Months later I found out how extremely rare it is thanks to a friend and how to evole it into Milotic (who then won me all the beauty contests). I still have it on my PokémonBox for Gamecube :D
what's pokemonbox? Edit: do you mean that black device you attache to the bottom of your gamecube that let you play GBA games? If so, that thing was sick. If not, I need to know what you're talking about immediately!
@@idontwantahandlethough it's kind of like Pokémon Bank. You connected your GBA game with the Gamecube and were able to transfer Pokémon. It was this huge storage system and I think it was sold together with Colosseum.
In Platinum an NPC tells you that Drifloons come on fridays. I didn't use the internet back then and I always knew that Drifloon only appeared there on fridays.
Personally, I loved the Regi-puzzles. As a kid I printed out a braille alphabet sheet and translated the instructions letter-by-letter. I realize that that's probably tedious for most people, but I enjoyed it. It was like decrypting secret code to discover lost treasure, and it made me really appreciate the Regis.
Anthony Tyler Honestly appreciate this sentiment. From reading the comments I’ve pretty much gathered that people who are too lazy to actually try hated this puzzle. I mean, game devs probably didn’t know Braille and most likely had to look it up too.
I honestly didn't think it was that big of a deal. Braille is easily recognizable for what it is... Even sans-internet you just have visit.. *gasp* the library. There's bound to a be a book on braille there (again, since its so common and recognizable). Or even a chart in a B Encyclopedia... Once you've translated the messages.. that's it.. the rest of the puzzle is a non-issue. Catching the two required pokemon and navigating the currents was harder than decoding the actual puzzle.
As a kid, I LOVED the Regis! I remember finding the caves by chance and asking my parents what the weird dots were. My dad said they looked like braille, so we looked up a braille alphabet and translated it. Then when we finished all the puzzles, those "doors opened somewhere far away." I remember earlier in my Pokemon adventure finding these closed mountain things, so I went back to them and sure enough, they were open. Solve another puzzle and bam, there was a LEGENDARY POKEMON hiding behind that wall. It was super exciting and cool. I want MORE Pokemon stuff like this. It might be inconvenient for faster runs or if you just really want the Pokemon, but I think it's really neat and imaginative. That new way to get Regigigas is kinda BS tho ngl.
I remember my little brother coming to me for help with those puzzles. I knew it was braille, so (like you and your dad) we looked it up. He was SO HAPPY when we finally got it all solved. I don't think I've ever felt like such an awesome big brother in my life lol
I feel like the Regis are a bit higher on this list than they should be, given how many different hints the game threw at you in terms of giving you the tools you needed to translate the visual braille. My teenage self honestly found it really cool; I never realized it was in the manual and when I realized the master cavern (where you reveal the openings to the other three) was literally a translation cipher, it felt so exciting, like I was literally going exploring into ruins amd discovering these golem Pokemon that nobody had heard from in generations. It was super satisfying, especially after being so let down by the Ruins of Alph in Gen 2.
Oh wow I totally forgot about the stupid Unknown ruins. It always seemed like there was supposed to be some awesome secret there.. they got the mysterious atmosphere and everything done really well, and cool hieroglyphic pokemon wasn't the _worst_ idea ever, they could have done something cool with that but yeah, huge let down. Lugia is still sick though. Ho-oh doesn't even come close... I don't think there's any other pair (or set) of legendaries with such an obvious choice as to which one is the coolest.
One day I was in class talking to my friend when I ran into suicune and just as a joke I said "dude watch this" I threw a pokeball at him with full health and caught it on the first try. I used all my luck at once
Now it's much easier, with emulators and ability to save the game at any time you can catch Suicune, Entei and Rioku on full health in about of half an hour if you do speed play with 1 ultra ball.
Combee and Drifloon are absolutely nothing compared to Munchlax (1% appearance rate on 4 honey trees linked to your ID#, and you have to look up which 4 they are).
Okay but like where is Spiritomb from diamond and Pearl and platinum? Like my goodness that was one of the most tedious things they have put in a Pokemon game
Dude, I can tell you which tree you need to head butt that always has a Heracross in it. I got to the point in the remakes where I was even picky when it came to natures because I had a whole box full of Heracross.
@@The.Original.Potatocakes I'm talking about Gold and Silver (G/S) not the remakes HeartGold and SoulSilver. In the originals it was random with a very low encounter rate so you had to headbutt all of the trees several times.
yeah, surskit can also be found in the routes after fortree city leading into lilycove. They can be found there also, but I haven't found any there yet.
Anthony Gens Yeah me too man, what a feeling of accomplishment to get then without any help. I was even the first at my school to figure it out. Good times.
@@SmoothTurtle840 They could have made up a totally fictional alphabet that was only available in the manual, thereby screwing over those unlucky enough to both not own the manual (pre-owned cartridges) and also not be codebreakers. Instead, they used a well-known alphabet with plenty of available resources to help you translate it.
The game came with a brail map and a thing that told you this was important for some mysterious Pokémon. And the when this comes up it was a little more obvious but I barely anyone read the paperwork that comes with a new video game
@@sexycowman same, I had that booklet too, but I asked one of my friend who can actually read braille because I didnt realize there was a translation for it
9:40 reading braille a problem? if you actually bought the game, at the back of the handbook there was a braille deciphering chart. y'no, no need for looking it up... edit; it was in the emerald handbook.
Bitch if the person playing were blind they wouldn’t be able to touch bumpings in the screen and therefore couldn’t read. If the person playing weren’t blind 99,99% would not be able to read Braille.
No, my choice for this is the HG/SS Metang. As many of you may or may not know, the Johto safari has a bit of a weird gimmick, called blocks, after you get the national dex, and completed both of the Safari wardens (Baoba) challenges, you unlock various items to use as decorative lures to attract new pokemon, this is how you get various pokemon such as Bronzor, Riolu, and in my case Metang in HG/SS. The problems with this gimmick is that you might need to look up a guide to find various mons, which leads me to my 2nd and probably the big deal-breaker for many of you. Each block that can attract pokemon has a set value, at the start each block has a value of 1, with each area capping at a total of 30 blocks. There are 4 different block types that attract various pokemon: Plains, Forrest, Peak, And Waterside. Now you may be asking "How do I upgrade the value on my blocks" Well the answer is simple: You wait 10 IRL days, for one of each block type to upgrade, and they all upgrade in the order above. With the cap value being 4. So to maximize the total value of each block, you need to to play HG/SS for a little while for 130 days, or 4 MONTHS. and this is for each individual Area (And no, changing the date on your ds/dsi/3ds will not work). But, once they are at maximum value, removing the blocks or the area does not reset the multiplier. So for me, I needed to wait a whole MONTH before I could get the chance of finding a Metang in the mountain area with a value of 56 Peak point values. I prepared also by stocking up on repels and getting a lvl 43 pokemon with Magnet Pull (the Magnemite line being the only real option), Thus increasing my rate of finding a Metang to majority odds (with the only other encounter being Lunatone) Now the main issue with the Metang line is that, it has the same catch-rate as legendaries, and I mean 3/255, so getting this in a safari ball .... yeah. It took me a week and a shiny lunatone later to finally catch one. But with all the preparation, time, and tedious "running away", i question if it was really worth it.
I felt really clever back then as a child. Using the Emerald manual with the braile alphabet. I was really excited unraveling a secret. And solving the puzzle.
Yeah, Pokemon is supposed to be an adventure. That is why it is designed that way. It makes you feel like you are on one. You are cracking codes, doing weird actions, finding secret passages. It is really cool. The same is true with Driftbloom. If you randomly found that as a kid, it would be awesome. You would tell all your friends who would try it. It is supposed to make the world seem more alive.
i remember a friend finding the cave and we sat down the weekend solving the riddle! its a fucking great memory! as well i found driftloon on accident never knew it appeared like that
Munchlax has a 1% encounterrate and is also a honeytree pokemon. It also spawns only at 4 specific trees, that are unice to the trainer and you can only verify two of them through you trainer ID.
Broockle only if you have a copy of firered or leafgreen. Otherwise honeytree munchlax is the only way to fill your national dex without having to buy a copy of the previous gen(altho its worth playing them) or waiting for the next gen to come out(where you can trade a munchlax in the summer). It is actually very handy to have a munchlax early on, at which point Pal Park is unavailable.
Heracross from GSC and Munchlax from D/P/P are both deserving of spots on your list and definitely outclass your Golems in terms of how difficult they are to obtain in their respective games.
Once you find out where the rare trees are (think there are online tools that can help you find where they are, they're determined by your trainer ID), Heracross is easy to find, just headbutt the same trees over and over until you get it. But yeah, Munchlax is definitely on another level way beyond the Golems.
C'mon, the way you find the Regis is one of the coolest thing ever made in Pokemon! I was amazed the first time I realized, as a kid, that at the end of the instruction manual there was a Braile dictionary.
What about munchlax from DPP? 1% encounter rate on the honey trees, only located at four in the entire region of Sinnoh, and it changes EVERY day just like Feebas.
Yeah I also thought about munchlax. If it wasn't bad enough it has only 1 percent rate to appear, it can only be found on a few special trees which are every playthrough different ones, decided somehow by your trainer ID and there are no visuable differences to the "normal" trees, so it is pretty much: Honey about all honey trees, keep your game on for 6 hours and fly again from tree to tree. It can take weeks or months to just find one
In the guidebook that came with the Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald cartridges, there was a braille alphabet. We had no internet back in the day, heck, I did not have a computer at home, so we just used the guidebook to read the text letter by letter and solve all the riddles and catch all the golems. It felt so nice as an accomplishment, and I personally found it to be one of the most interesting features of these games. Also, the pokemon where super hard to catch, so the feeling was even greater when you made it.
i actually did press A enough times to get my porygon in my gameboy with no cheats, then went to the house on the right... pressed A one too many times and got myself a dratini
I don't want to brag, but I caught 3 shiny male Feebas and A Female one (plus 3 shiny Magikarp and 2 shiny Barboach) on Platinum, by constantly changing the DS clock so that it never passed midnight (I was Hunting for a female Shiny Feebas btw)
honestly the regis was one of the most fun things to do as a kid, before the internet you went to the library and figured out what it said and then you had to solve the riddles. It felt like a treasure hunt and when you finally finished you had legendary pokemon that none of your friends could get, it was the ultimate bragging rights as a kid.
Why do people think that Feb as is the hardest pokemon to catch generation 4 munchlax is the hardest to get because there are only 3 or so trees that munchlax can appear on and they are based off of your secret trainer code which you can not see and it is different for everyone so you can't look it up on you tube or something. Also even if you do get the right tree munchlax only has a 1% chance of showing up on top of the waiting for 6 hour thing.
nintendo venoct Gen 4 Feebas is easy 3 is harder anyway. By default its based off SID like munchlax so their are only 8 tile on the route it may appear when fishing. That includes the tiles that can't be reached
nintendo venoct it is because feebas can only be found on 4 tiles in the whole gen 4 games, and it changes the places everyday. The worst part is to find it you have to fish on every tile!
the braille in ruby/sapphire is in the guide book. it's time consuming, but totally doable, especially for kids who are fine spending all day playing pokémon. my choice would be munchlax. it uses the same home mechanic, only appears on 3-4 trees, and even then, it's a 1% encounter rate (i think, it might be higher)
I remember when my dad and I were trying to figure out what the dots were for the Pokémon golems. We didn’t have internet, or at least we weren’t so accustomed to using it, and I remember watching an episode of Arthur on television. They talked about braille and I immediately recognized the dots. Then we took out our encyclopedia and deciphered it together. It was a fun day and a good memory.
About the brail section, I did it when I was around 10yo. I didn't had internet so I went to a library to uncode the messages and do the steps. It was one of my best part of playing Pokemon so far and I still remember it perfectly.
same for me I still remember how I got them together with a friend an it felt like such an adventure. Like you actually had to think and get something that not everyone has. In germany the manual had the alphabet on it‘s last page but I didn‘t have it anymore so I had to visit a friend and he helped me to get the golems. Compared to how you get the legendarys in the newer generations I really enjoyed this.
And that's exactly what gamefreak wanted. They wanted to make a puzzle kids could figure out. So instead of using another language they used brail. It's easy to find if you look hard enough. I miss these creative ways of finding Pokemon. The bird in x and y pissed me off because it wasn't a real roamer.
We actually learned braille in school a couple weeks before I found the Regi Cave. It felt so cool to be able to "translate" it myself and figure out this mystery.
As a kid playing sapphire when it first came out, I used encyclopedias to decode the braille and write it out on paper. These games are actually kind of important in terms of lessons and learning imo.
Hey everyone. Really appreciate the feedback, it's clear that this list doesn't necessary reflect everyone's experiences with some really annoying Pokemon. I'll need to post a follow up in the future, but I want to thank you all for making me look for Tree Munchlax. It's truly a joy!
I'm not done with the countdown, but if Munchlax (D/P/PT) didn't make the list, it should've. It has a 1% encounter rate, and can only appear on four trees, (completely random). It atleast should've had Combee.
Necrozma lowest catch rate little info on it for being a legendary, only shows up in post post game in an area most people don't even know exists. Trolls you by making you think it's a UB so you can just throw a beast ball at it even though that's just making your life even worse. Also it shows up in normal grass so not many will notice it and the main strat for finding it makes you not get to use your main Pokemon (cause repels and levels). Your not doing that without a guide but no sun and moon don't have insanely hard Pokemon to get.
If I'm not mistaken, RSE had a section in the booklet that had a braille to letter guide in it. I could be wrong but I SWEAR I remember that. Still...fricking ridiculous. Catch a pokemon with low spawn rate that only shows up in one area, catch a more common one and evolve it, have dig, have fly, all this after you do the long ass tide crap...yeesh...then you have to go where they are to top it all off....blech
What's the big deal about braile? I played emerald on GBA and the instruction manual had a page to translate that alphabet, found the regis on my first run.
Really? That's funny, cause I have still have the instruction manual and it doesn't have a translation anywhere in it. All it says about the braille is this: "Trainer Tip: The world of Pokemon is a vast mysterious place with many hidden wonders. If you happen upon a place where there is writing on the walls, but you can't read it, think about something that might help you solve the puzzle... It might be Braille. If you are unable to search out the answers you need, remember you can always contact Nintendo for help." I remember it not having that information because when I was a kid that's the first place I looked for help before searching the internet. I also have the Ruby manual and the Sapphire manual and both of them have almost the exact same message just with a couple words added.
Even if you do not use the manual, really? braile is everywhere! Its not hard to figure out what these dots mean if you see it in every lift, on every medicine and so on. I translated it with the alergie medicine of my big sister, and lucky guessed the missing letters. Worked for me!
This is exactly why Kangaskhan has been my favourite Mon. After spending a bunch of time in the Safari Zone seeing a bunch of Nidoran and Parasect when that Gen 1 sprite crossed the screen and seeing this large monster to just have it run away it drove me to finally catch it. She's been my fave ever since.
Kangaskhan definitely deserved its spot in top 10, especially when you take into consideration the context of the time period. When the game first came out, information wasn't easily accessible online. In the 90s, you couldn't simply look up why Kangaskhan kept breaking out of the ball and whether to keep tossing balls vs. using some combination of rocks, food, balls, in a certain order. I managed to get 150/151 of my pokedex complete as a kid. Kangaskhan was literally the only one I couldn't nail, because there was no way that I could tell that I was supposed to repeat the same strategy over and over, and which one to repeat. The difference between "This is the wrong strategy, I need to stop doing this" and "This is a low % strategy, I need to keep doing this" is incredibly difficult to discern in a pre-internet gaming world. The creator of this video caught it in 30 minutes (15 minutes on 2x speed) on an emulator, but that's because he knew what to do. Imagine trying to pull this off when you have multiple different combinations to try and zero information on which path is the one you had to keep repeating. It was a nightmare.
i remember my old Ruby game, after over a year of playing, i finally found a tile with Feebas, so i went ahead and fished it and filled up 2 boxes of only Feebas :)
I got the golems when I was a kid and that felt awesome, man. I was lucky enough to have a super pokenerd friend and he guided me. I know it is crazy unintuitive, but from the perspective of a dude who managed to make it totally worth it!
I disagree with the regi's one. I thought the translating braille and weird steps were really fun. It added an element of mystery to the legendaries, and made it feel so much cooler when I finally encountered them. It was one of the things I loved in the original sapphire/ruby.
The braille is the problem, not the puzzle itself. If they added an npc ingame that showed you the braille alphabet then you could solve the puzzle without needing to look it up on the internet or learning to read braille.
@@solidzack Honestly I thought that's what made it great though. You had to really want it to unravel the secrets. And it wasn't some bullshit nintendo event that was super exclusive. Anyone could do it if they actually tried. And even back in the days of the original sapphire/ruby most people had access to internet. At least enough to load an ign guide or a picture of Braille characters. It just seems like a trivial thing to be so upset about when Pokemon nowadays practically requires hours of research on stats and movesets/etc. I had a lot of fun deciphering it, it kinda felt like an Easter egg
@@mightyblaster3320 back when I played this game as a kid I hadnt access to the internet, in fact i didnt even have a phone with access to the internet. So I never knew you could even get these pokemon. And I was too young to know that this was supposed to braille and not some sort of Morse code or something. At least some npc should give you a hint on what's going on
@@solidzack :/ I mean, i was like 11 when they came out, and we at least had dial up. And i even remember the days of going to the public library to use the computers/print stuff out. Might have been a little bit of extra work, but at least it wasn't gated by special Nintendo events or having to trade with other players. And its a hell of a lot better than older games that were impossible to beat without a nintendo power subscription or friend with one. The Regis weren't even a crucial part of the game, so it didn't hinder anything aside from pokedex completion.
@@mightyblaster3320 as for the regis, yes they were optional. But there was also a braille part in firered/leafgreen that was crucial for beating the game. Although it wasn't as complex as in R/S/E I still couldnt figure out what to do, and so I was basically stuck.
Braille is a brilliant invention, but... if you put it on a screen it becomes non-functional. And if you don't know anyone who uses Braille, odds are you won't recognise it. Which I didn't. Which is why it was a stupid idea.
Drifloon is said on its Dex entry to carry away children, on a Friday is when kids are most interactive, school days they usually go straight home, Sunday and Saturday the children stay at home. And that's my theory
Munchlax in Gen 4. 2 random honey trees that both depend on you trainer ID can only have a Munchlax. You have to look up your trainer ID just to pinpoint the 2 trees that have a 1% chance of having Munchlax. And in Diamond and Pearl, you can hold only one honey.
You wouldn't have had to look the golems up in bulbapedia. There's a chart for braille on the back of the user's manual of ruby, Saphire and emerald. Not sure about oras, but in the 3rd Gen it was just some riddles or instructions you had to follow. It took me some time when I was younger, but this made it all very special to me. There were no hints about those golems being catchable pokemon, so I really had no idea what I was coming to step by step. It was an amazing experience.
Your indignation at the brail puzzle is equal parts amusing and perplexing. I could tell on sight it was brail and while I don't have the brail alphabet memorized the library existed even before the internet
Ellie I used to read the manuals, because they used to have useful info in older games. Also there are NPCs who clue you as to what to do to get regigigas in ORAS, this dude is just a whiny person who wants everything handed to them, might as well just play showdown.
okay I didn't get the whole this is braille as a kid and i was taught braille in kinder because my teachers aide used braille to read and it was fun to learn. I think I didnt catch on because a flat surface did not tell my brain these bumps are braille because ... well flat surface with no bumps meant not braille lol. But im glad for guide books. I honestly though it was related to dominos or something hahaha
@@Kimarnic the game itself isn't hard. This is a secret though. Not accesable to everyone as secrets should be. I remember my first time cracking the code. It was a huge deal to me and I was hyped. I never had something in a video game ever since.
The Regi puzzle is part of the reason they’re my favourite trio, and I love that even in ORAS - which makes most aspects of the game incredibly easy - they continued the trend of bizarre gameplay mechanics to unlock Regigigas. Most legendary trios are thrust in your face during the course of the game; even the legendary beasts, while challenging, need to be unleashed as a story step. You could play through Hoenn and never even know they existed, and the steps to unlock them were so strange you wouldn’t believe it if you weren’t using the Braille key included in the game manual to translate the tablets; you’d write it off as crazy rumours. To this day it gives the Regis an aura of ancient mystery that few legendaries have.
I just imagined someone doing this: naming their regice since people name their Pokémon, give it an icy rock to increase ice damage for obvious reasons, going back to the cave during day and looking around for any forgotten items and pisses themself by being zutted
I hardly name my pokemon. Even as a kid I wanted to catch all possible pokemon and just named 2-3 per generation. And I didn't use legendaries in the game. I would catch them but didn't use them cause it felt kind of like cheating
@@themuch21 I was one of those types who would put away my starter in the PC and use a different pokemon caught in the wild as my starter... only time i didn't do that was the special pikachu yellow version.
Regarding Surskit... I had no idea it was a 1% encounter. I remember finding loads of those things while I was hunting for a Ralts with a decent nature.
on the legendary beasts roaming, i found that entering and exiting the ruins of alph (music changes) randomizes the beasts local, it took me an average of 7 times to get an encounter..... also, i always clone my masterballs for them, did it once legit, never again.
honorable mention to Abra, which is relatively rare in most games, is fast for its level, and immediately uses teleport. easy enough when you come back for one at later levels of course.
i'm pretty lucky when it comes to abra, it show up when i least expect it (usually at early game), so i chuck my best pokeball and it submits to my authority
In the original ruby and sapphire games, which came with a manual, it included a braille chart. In ORAS you can catch Feebas 100% of the time in the daytime under the bridge by the weather institute.
The legendary golems weren't that bad. The little booklet that comes in the game's case has a guide for reading braille. As a kid, I'd always read through the booklet everytime I got a new game. When I got to the golems, I thought "Hey, those dots look like the ones in the book" and figured it out. It doesn't expect you to know braille, it literally gives you the tools in the case
To be fair, the little girl in the windworks tells you that a balloon pokemon comes every Friday, so if you're the kind of person that talks to the NPCs you'll know how to catch Drifloon.
I think Munchlax deserves it's own spot, or at least to be an addendum to the Honey Tree Pokémon. Each time you start a new game of Diamond/Pearl/Platinum a random few honey trees are even capable of attracting a Munchlax. If you want a Snorlax in a Sinnoh game, good luck.
@@crunchmeister3204 doubtful as pokemon keeps track of the time and will say that you are trying to cheat the time for other time related things like migrating.
Uh, what? You do realize that getting any pokemon from the bagon evolutionary line in that game means waiting twice as long, right? Riolu ain't nothing
Spiritomb is only obnoxious, not cryptic or arbitrary, all you need is like 40 interactions in secret base to find the key stone, then take it to a place to access it.
@@rbikidportland Technically you only need two of those games and talk to yourself 40 times. Dunno if you can time warp to do the event and get the keystone.
After defeating Mars, Little girl: "Maybe the balloon Pokemon will come visit again!" Scientist: "Ah, yes. There's a balloon Pokemon that comes to the windworks a certain day of the week but i don't remember which"
If you really want to know who came up with Braille, it was a guy named Louis Braille (1809-1852), a 19th century educator from France. He became blind by accident with a stitching awl as a child, and then he mastered his disability. At age 15, Louis Braille invented the system that is now the Braille system. Yep. It's been used for almost 200 years now.
You put Combee on here but NOT Munchlax? As you said, you can just soft reset to get the desired gender but for a Munchlax, it can only appear on 3 or 4 trees depending on what your Trainer and Hidden IDs are and you can only ever find out where TWO of them are through math calculations, so you're restricted to slathering honey on two trees and jumping between the two trees every few hours in hopes there's a Munchlax on it, and chances are it isn't because it has something like a 1% spawn rate. Also Chansey is worse in regards to the R/B/Y safari zone. This list is a mess with lots of personal whining.
Villager101 agree. Throughout the video i felt like he just whined about everything, the puzzles gamefreak adds are super cool and different from any other game and he hates it? Lmao
AT least Munchlax can theoretically be acquired by transferring its evolution from gen 3 and breeding it with the right incense... And yes Chansey is far worse not only in R/B/Y but also in the FRLG safari Zone...
Drifloon is available as soon as you beat team galactic at the power station, if you defeat them on a Friday then it will first appear the Next Friday Also as far as the honey trees go female Combee isn’t the worst, Munchlax is, it has a 1% encounter rate... and you can only encounter it on 4 of the 21 honey trees, and which 4 is based on your player id, and there is no way to tell a tree that can spawn Munchlax vs a normal honey tree until you find the Munchlax, the only way to make capturing Munchlax in gen 4 even slightly less painful is to use an online site to find the Munchlax trees for your player id, and even then it’s the awful waiting game for Combee but even worse since even if you religiously go at it you get 4 1% chances every 6 hours of real time, potentially taking days if not weeks of repetitively using honey on 4 trees and checking 6 hours later.
There's a 100% way to catch Surskit: You can find it on a lake that is located between the 6th GYM Tree-Top City and the Safari Zone. (The lake on the right side of Registeel Location) Works for me everytime so I am actually quite surprise Surskit is on the list.
i agre with most but absolutely disagree on 3. I mean in S/R they even put a braille table on the last page for this whole reason. The fact that you had to actually decipher it didn't make it annoying , but better. And also the feeling of venturing in the ruins and discovering the mistery was priceless. One of the best memories in my gaming childhood.
Andrea Brighenti how the hell is it better?braile is completely useless for you after you catch the Regis so learning them is a waste of time!Oh,and did I mention that all of the Regis suck?They are so easily outclassed by other.
Inkmaster 101 getting zapdos is better.regis suck really bad AND annoying to catch while zapdos is actually worth your while.BTW I hate gen 1 so I'm not a fanboy.just sayin.
Andrea Brighenti My words. The whole process of figuring out the mystery was probably the most fun I had with gen 3. It took me hours but I wanted it to never stop, it was just way too nerve tearing getting closer to the golems. Still missing such mysteries in more recent games.
I know this is an old video, but to be fair, the golems in the original Saphire and Ruby were a chalenge that i remember fondly. The manual had the translation of the braile and i will never forget the feeling of getting through the enigmas.
Drifloon probably comes on Friday because that's when the kids are rushing home for the weekend, making it easier to pick them off and carry them away.
As a kid, I caught a suicune with my last pokeball at full health.
To this day, it is my greatest accomplishment ever, and I've survived cancer...
Ive caught raquayza with a pokeball at lowest health before. Went there, climbed the twer and such and saved before him. I forgot to but more balls and had only 2 untra balls, 2 great balls and 1 pokeball.
Similarly, I got a very fast Rayquaza catch: turn 1 = red bar, turn 2 = paralysis, turn 3 = ultra ball, caught.
I caught a shiny zekrom with a pokeball on the first turn and it was at full health too.
I had 2 stacks of ultra balls on me at the time. Encountered Zekrom (my fav). Lowered health to 1. Chucked balls for days. It loses all pp and struggles to death.
You did not affect his status?
I actually really liked getting the Regis :) when i was a kid, i actually went to the library and checked out a book on Braille so that I could solve the Regi puzzles and I remember sitting with a piece of notebook paper and translating the instructions... It was actually kind of fun to decipher the code and it was rewarding when it actually worked!
Rebecca Dopke lol u can read it with the guide book that was included with the game but no one know this
That's awesome, I wish I wasn't so lazy and actually did something cool like that. Good thing at this day and age we have so many tutorials on the internet
I made my mom translate it while i had a friend over. I remember us being so hyped about catching the regis.
For a while we were the only kids at school who knew the secret.
Rebecca Dopke awh omg that’s so pure! 😭😭😭
Rebecca Dopke besides, the Braille alphabet was in the instructions booklet with all gen III games.
Munchlax... 1% chance on a honey tree... It is only 3-4 trees at random.
and toss in the 6 hour wait. You are NOT getting it. Better play soulsilver or something.
Gabriel Shadwick I actually got it twice in my life but as a Platinum junkie I played a lot and also did things like Shiny Hunting at honey trees
I got it on platinum and it's my *favorite* Pokemon
Nah, it's not that bad. You can find 2 of the 4 trees with your trainer ID, and after that it's only a matter of time. The 6 hour wait isn't that bad because you can do anything you want in that time. Sure, it'll probably take a few weeks, but the actual time required playing the game isn't very high. Also, after finding a Munchlax, there's a 90% chance that you'll find it again next time you slather that tree. So, like Feebas, finding more of them is a piece of cake.
Xa Where did you get the information from that the chance for another one is higher after finding the first one?
got lucky finding one at the first tree, at the first try back in the days, got really lucky there
The box my emerald game came in when I was young had a guide to braille at the end. That's how I figured the puzzles out.
I'd assume the little booklet for ruby or sapphire would be the same.
Decrypting it as a kid was fun and one actually learned the common letters and got fluent-ish at reading the text.
Came here to point that out actually
I already knew how to "read" braille, but it turns out I never realized they existed until Gen 4 with the Regigigas hints. But of course, I didn't have compatible WiFi back then (for Gen 4 I think is when it started), nor a place that handled any Pokemon Events nearby, so the Legendary Golems were out of reach for me. As to why I knew Braille, it's because I went to a school that had a dedicated staff towards disabled children. I was thought to have a disability back then and was placed in classes with them and ended up learning Braille. And having discovered respect for those disabled (both children and adults). Best people/friends I ever got to know back in elementary school. Oh yeah, I can see btw.
Yeah, a year late or whatever. I'm bored and decided to watch some old videos to pass the time. That's when I came across the comment, and figured I'd pitch in my 2 cents on Braille. It's actually a great and fun way to read books. A shame more books aren't in Braille (At least the ones I like reading).
@@MLPIceberg Are... are you saying you PREFER to read in braille? That's... kinda fascinating lol.
Is your reading speed anywhere comparable to regular text? I imagine not, but I've always been curious. I guess theoretically you could probably "read" braille (with your eyes) almost as fast as regular letters (probably a little slower given that the different symbols aren't as easily discernible since they weren't designed to be sight-read), but an actual visually impaired person seems like they'd be limited by the speed of their finger (which is presumably less than the speed of one's eyeballs tracking words on a page). I'd love to know what the actual speed difference is; if any visually impaired commenter ever happens to read this, please let me know!
Exactly. I don't know about ORAS as new games tend to not have manuals, but the original games, which of course were what these puzzles were designed for, came with manuals that had a braille translation in them. JRose made himself look a bit silly there. Along with Drifbloom which you get told appears on Fridays.
Yup!
The Drifloon is super easy to find out about, without Bulbagarden or anything similar, after you beat team galactic in the Valley Windworks, the man you save says that there is a pokemon that comes there on Friday.
Tealbot bulbapedia
Tealbot in my lenguage (italian) the guy in the windmill said something about a pokemon apparing on a certain day but he did't remember wich day of the week, i needed to look up on the wiki
Maybe the Italian localization team thought it was a bit too on the nose to straight up tell you, and wanted you to decide whether or not you really cared to figure it out by coming back to check on different days.
Tay h yes but finishing the pokedex was a pain in the ass
he said that is no way any one of us found it by acident, and ye after i replayed the game i saw the man talk about that pokemon. but the first time i found it was by accident i went Down from gym 2 and to the Wind will just to look around / bike around and i saw it. so i have gotten it by accident
at first was kind of shocked at 'who reads braille'?
then it did occur to me that no blind people are going to be playing pokemon.
A blind person cannot move their fingers over it for you so even if you knew a blind person they would be useless as well
Big Dictionaries have built in Brailles... So it was easy for my time in Ruby and Sapphire.
Let's invent screens with little points they can move out of the screen to write braille
So my blind cousin can catch the golems for me
@@basillah7650 Except some people might actually know braille despite not being blind, does this not cross your mind? Not only that but it's already an established language. They could have made one up on the spot and you would have no idea how to solve it without breaking a code. But seeing as it's just braille, it's relatively simple. Just open up a dictionary or whatever and compare the symbols. I did it when I was like 12, because the manual for the game had an alphabet reference for braille.
@@WhoIsLym
You're not supposed to read brail. You are supposed to feel it.
I remember playing Sapphire when I was like ten. I went to Route 119 and thought "Meh, I should actually fish for some Pokémon". The very first appearance was this really ugly fish and I almost wanted to flee the battle but then decided to catch it for the Pokédex. Months later I found out how extremely rare it is thanks to a friend and how to evole it into Milotic (who then won me all the beauty contests). I still have it on my PokémonBox for Gamecube :D
what's pokemonbox?
Edit: do you mean that black device you attache to the bottom of your gamecube that let you play GBA games? If so, that thing was sick. If not, I need to know what you're talking about immediately!
@@idontwantahandlethough it's kind of like Pokémon Bank. You connected your GBA game with the Gamecube and were able to transfer Pokémon. It was this huge storage system and I think it was sold together with Colosseum.
@@LadyShrimp44 dang you got poke box? That thing goes for thousands of dollars on the market it’s one of the rarest gc games ever
@@sandsunderthetable.6625 Good to know, thanks :D
I hate you. I was the one who ran and never saw it again lol
When Gen III Raikou roars you, it disappers from the game forever.
No, it’s a glitch with all roaming Pokémon in FR/LG
@@astick1715 It's Gen 3. Not Gen 2.
@@astick1715 Hydro Cannons is talking about Gen 3.
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2. Did you really have to reply twice?
@@astick1715 I have no idea what you wrote, that guys name is so long and I cant even open your message
In Platinum an NPC tells you that Drifloons come on fridays. I didn't use the internet back then and I always knew that Drifloon only appeared there on fridays.
Liam Carter I know right, does anyone read npc dialougue anymore?
Bay Laugh I do
And I think that NPC is in Diamond and Pearl, too.
Liam Carter get reckt npc XD 😔
Right! People really need to pay attention to what NPCs have to say.
I found mine accidentally during my first Diamond playthrough, in 6th grade
Personally, I loved the Regi-puzzles.
As a kid I printed out a braille alphabet sheet and translated the instructions letter-by-letter.
I realize that that's probably tedious for most people, but I enjoyed it.
It was like decrypting secret code to discover lost treasure, and it made me really appreciate the Regis.
Anthony Tyler Honestly appreciate this sentiment. From reading the comments I’ve pretty much gathered that people who are too lazy to actually try hated this puzzle. I mean, game devs probably didn’t know Braille and most likely had to look it up too.
just logically senseless tho lol
I honestly didn't think it was that big of a deal. Braille is easily recognizable for what it is... Even sans-internet you just have visit.. *gasp* the library. There's bound to a be a book on braille there (again, since its so common and recognizable). Or even a chart in a B Encyclopedia... Once you've translated the messages.. that's it.. the rest of the puzzle is a non-issue. Catching the two required pokemon and navigating the currents was harder than decoding the actual puzzle.
@@Godoflegos iirc in the game manual that came in the box there was a braille sheet in the last page.
@@Enydrath yeah there was for Emerald. Not sure about ruby or sapphire.
As a kid, I LOVED the Regis! I remember finding the caves by chance and asking my parents what the weird dots were. My dad said they looked like braille, so we looked up a braille alphabet and translated it. Then when we finished all the puzzles, those "doors opened somewhere far away." I remember earlier in my Pokemon adventure finding these closed mountain things, so I went back to them and sure enough, they were open. Solve another puzzle and bam, there was a LEGENDARY POKEMON hiding behind that wall. It was super exciting and cool. I want MORE Pokemon stuff like this. It might be inconvenient for faster runs or if you just really want the Pokemon, but I think it's really neat and imaginative.
That new way to get Regigigas is kinda BS tho ngl.
Today with both dataminers and the internet its not as relevant to do this amymore
I remember my little brother coming to me for help with those puzzles. I knew it was braille, so (like you and your dad) we looked it up. He was SO HAPPY when we finally got it all solved. I don't think I've ever felt like such an awesome big brother in my life lol
Yeah... Or you could have just used the manuals that came with your game... It literally had the braille alphabet translated in it...
That's cool, but.. nah. Make it an interesting puzzle, sure, but not this bullshit.
@@David-ud9ju that's actually really cool, now I wish my copy of sapphire still had it's case...
I feel like the Regis are a bit higher on this list than they should be, given how many different hints the game threw at you in terms of giving you the tools you needed to translate the visual braille. My teenage self honestly found it really cool; I never realized it was in the manual and when I realized the master cavern (where you reveal the openings to the other three) was literally a translation cipher, it felt so exciting, like I was literally going exploring into ruins amd discovering these golem Pokemon that nobody had heard from in generations. It was super satisfying, especially after being so let down by the Ruins of Alph in Gen 2.
Oh wow I totally forgot about the stupid Unknown ruins. It always seemed like there was supposed to be some awesome secret there.. they got the mysterious atmosphere and everything done really well, and cool hieroglyphic pokemon wasn't the _worst_ idea ever, they could have done something cool with that but yeah, huge let down. Lugia is still sick though. Ho-oh doesn't even come close... I don't think there's any other pair (or set) of legendaries with such an obvious choice as to which one is the coolest.
You are such a liar it's not even funny.
One day I was in class talking to my friend when I ran into suicune and just as a joke I said "dude watch this" I threw a pokeball at him with full health and caught it on the first try. I used all my luck at once
WOW!
And then the teacher came and took it away
And then you rode your dragon home and enjoyed it? Yeah happened to me aswell
Now it's much easier, with emulators and ability to save the game at any time you can catch Suicune, Entei and Rioku on full health in about of half an hour if you do speed play with 1 ultra ball.
Hope your crush saw that too
Combee and Drifloon are absolutely nothing compared to Munchlax (1% appearance rate on 4 honey trees linked to your ID#, and you have to look up which 4 they are).
agree
Exactly what I was thinking, the guy in the video is a complete idiot
Maybe it's that hard that you don't even notice it exist like... I didn't know until now and I played all the gen 4 games
Unless you do the ditto smex
Wouldnt know its even in the game if barry didnt have one.
Okay but like where is Spiritomb from diamond and Pearl and platinum? Like my goodness that was one of the most tedious things they have put in a Pokemon game
oh right. i got most of the pokemon he mentioned without too much, but never got a spiritomb
Just gameshark it at this point lmao
Yea I thought it would be number one. complaining about Safari Exclusives in XY is totally out of comparison to that.
@@javrami4883 like most Pokemon of DPPt, playing HGSS is much easier AND faster
What about Lapras in W2B2, Munchlax in Sinnoh, and Unown ?! in Solaceon :/? Or Guzzlord in USUM? Or maybe the Therian genies through Dream Radar...
I think Heracross in G/S was way more worthy of a spot than drifloom
How about Lapras in that early cave that one day in the week
@@gaiustheant1618 well if were talking finding it then it's pretty easy but capturing it is a different story
You thought G/S Heracross was bad,
Try catching that stupid bugger at the Safari Zone in Emerald.
That son-of-a-gun won't stay in the darn ball
Dude, I can tell you which tree you need to head butt that always has a Heracross in it. I got to the point in the remakes where I was even picky when it came to natures because I had a whole box full of Heracross.
@@The.Original.Potatocakes I'm talking about Gold and Silver (G/S) not the remakes HeartGold and SoulSilver. In the originals it was random with a very low encounter rate so you had to headbutt all of the trees several times.
Wow. Surskit is rare? I encountered like 5 in my ruby and sapphire game and thought they were just another passerby pokemon. THAT'S CRAZY.
Pop News Kid me too 🧐
Then I try to catch one in Alpha Sapphire and I've been playing for two hours, and I still haven't caught one yet.
Yeah, i can't believe that surskit only have 1% found chance, i found it like 8 times.
Isn't Surskit also found later in the game? Like, it can be Lvl 16 and it's well after going past the weather station?
yeah, surskit can also be found in the routes after fortree city leading into lilycove. They can be found there also, but I haven't found any there yet.
In the manual of ruby and saphir you had a manual to help you translate brail. When i was a kid i did it myself without any help.
Anthony Gens Still though, _reading_ Braille... *facepalm*
Anthony Gens Yeah me too man, what a feeling of accomplishment to get then without any help. I was even the first at my school to figure it out. Good times.
@@SmoothTurtle840 They could have made up a totally fictional alphabet that was only available in the manual, thereby screwing over those unlucky enough to both not own the manual (pre-owned cartridges) and also not be codebreakers.
Instead, they used a well-known alphabet with plenty of available resources to help you translate it.
Same, for me as a kid that was a really unique experience and I really enjoyed it.
Bullshit
The game came with a brail map and a thing that told you this was important for some mysterious Pokémon. And the when this comes up it was a little more obvious but I barely anyone read the paperwork that comes with a new video game
I remember Pokemon Ruby had braille translations in the back of the manual.
7:14 "So, I should be honest, I'm a huge fan of bug Pokemon..."
*Misty has left chat*
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My favorite pkmn type is bug type too
ahem she had no problem with butterfree if my memory is correct
@@wilFluffball she hated Caterpie tough
Reading brail was one of the most exciting things in the game.
Being a kid it felt super mysterious.
I know right? As a kid playing Emerald I never knew, but I wondered about it later and looked it up and it was really cool.
YES. It was super cool and felt like being an archaeologist and discovering something ancient and forgotten.
Like the ruins in Johto.
@@sexycowman Yeah I had that too :)
@@sexycowman same, I had that booklet too, but I asked one of my friend who can actually read braille because I didnt realize there was a translation for it
There was an alphabet Brail at the end of the guide book with the game
9:40 reading braille a problem? if you actually bought the game, at the back of the handbook there was a braille deciphering chart. y'no, no need for looking it up...
edit; it was in the emerald handbook.
If you were a poor boy like me you just got the cart used from Gamestop
can confirm i also had the Prima Guide which had that in there as well
Bitch if the person playing were blind they wouldn’t be able to touch bumpings in the screen and therefore couldn’t read. If the person playing weren’t blind 99,99% would not be able to read Braille.
My Ruby manual also had a braille decipering chart, that's how I managed to get the golems back then too
For people who bought the game used without the box (like myself) it may be the only way to get them lol.
No, my choice for this is the HG/SS Metang.
As many of you may or may not know, the Johto safari has a bit of a weird gimmick, called blocks, after you get the national dex, and completed both of the Safari wardens (Baoba) challenges, you unlock various items to use as decorative lures to attract new pokemon, this is how you get various pokemon such as Bronzor, Riolu, and in my case Metang in HG/SS.
The problems with this gimmick is that you might need to look up a guide to find various mons, which leads me to my 2nd and probably the big deal-breaker for many of you.
Each block that can attract pokemon has a set value, at the start each block has a value of 1, with each area capping at a total of 30 blocks.
There are 4 different block types that attract various pokemon: Plains, Forrest, Peak, And Waterside.
Now you may be asking "How do I upgrade the value on my blocks" Well the answer is simple: You wait 10 IRL days, for one of each block type to upgrade, and they all upgrade in the order above. With the cap value being 4.
So to maximize the total value of each block, you need to to play HG/SS for a little while for 130 days, or 4 MONTHS. and this is for each individual Area (And no, changing the date on your ds/dsi/3ds will not work). But, once they are at maximum value, removing the blocks or the area does not reset the multiplier.
So for me, I needed to wait a whole MONTH before I could get the chance of finding a Metang in the mountain area with a value of 56 Peak point values. I prepared also by stocking up on repels and getting a lvl 43 pokemon with Magnet Pull (the Magnemite line being the only real option), Thus increasing my rate of finding a Metang to majority odds (with the only other encounter being Lunatone)
Now the main issue with the Metang line is that, it has the same catch-rate as legendaries, and I mean 3/255, so getting this in a safari ball .... yeah.
It took me a week and a shiny lunatone later to finally catch one. But with all the preparation, time, and tedious "running away", i question if it was really worth it.
I felt really clever back then as a child. Using the Emerald manual with the braile alphabet. I was really excited unraveling a secret. And solving the puzzle.
Yeah, Pokemon is supposed to be an adventure. That is why it is designed that way. It makes you feel like you are on one. You are cracking codes, doing weird actions, finding secret passages. It is really cool.
The same is true with Driftbloom. If you randomly found that as a kid, it would be awesome. You would tell all your friends who would try it. It is supposed to make the world seem more alive.
i remember a friend finding the cave and we sat down the weekend solving the riddle! its a fucking great memory! as well i found driftloon on accident never knew it appeared like that
I threw my manual away and had to use an online guide but I gave u after never getting relicath.
Munchlax has a 1% encounterrate and is also a honeytree pokemon. It also spawns only at 4 specific trees, that are unice to the trainer and you can only verify two of them through you trainer ID.
wat....... wtf?!
that sounds insane
...tho I'm guessing you could get a Snorlax and a Ditto together to make one for you xD
Cavendish ikr
Broockle only if you have a copy of firered or leafgreen. Otherwise honeytree munchlax is the only way to fill your national dex without having to buy a copy of the previous gen(altho its worth playing them) or waiting for the next gen to come out(where you can trade a munchlax in the summer).
It is actually very handy to have a munchlax early on, at which point Pal Park is unavailable.
Cavendish yeah that shoulda been on this. I spent 4 FUCKING MONTHS GETTING THIS FOR PEARL
Only 4 months, took me 2 years to get Munchlax.
Heracross from GSC and Munchlax from D/P/P are both deserving of spots on your list and definitely outclass your Golems in terms of how difficult they are to obtain in their respective games.
Once you find out where the rare trees are (think there are online tools that can help you find where they are, they're determined by your trainer ID), Heracross is easy to find, just headbutt the same trees over and over until you get it. But yeah, Munchlax is definitely on another level way beyond the Golems.
C'mon, the way you find the Regis is one of the coolest thing ever made in Pokemon! I was amazed the first time I realized, as a kid, that at the end of the instruction manual there was a Braile dictionary.
What about munchlax from DPP? 1% encounter rate on the honey trees, only located at four in the entire region of Sinnoh, and it changes EVERY day just like Feebas.
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Omg yes
I honestly never knew the catch rate, I'm so lucky to have caught one the first time on the honey tree
Yeah I also thought about munchlax.
If it wasn't bad enough it has only 1 percent rate to appear, it can only be found on a few special trees which are every playthrough different ones, decided somehow by your trainer ID and there are no visuable differences to the "normal" trees, so it is pretty much:
Honey about all honey trees, keep your game on for 6 hours and fly again from tree to tree.
It can take weeks or months to just find one
Better to go from Gen III or better still HGSS and breed.
Wow, surskit was only 1%. I feel like I've heard that before, but I swear I had more trouble finding a Ralts than a Surskit.
Same.
Same
So did I. Ralts was the pain to find. And Slakoth.
I bet theres a pokenews about a surskit rush
I found surskit and feebas as a kid.
Didn't even know they were rare lol
In the guidebook that came with the Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald cartridges, there was a braille alphabet. We had no internet back in the day, heck, I did not have a computer at home, so we just used the guidebook to read the text letter by letter and solve all the riddles and catch all the golems.
It felt so nice as an accomplishment, and I personally found it to be one of the most interesting features of these games. Also, the pokemon where super hard to catch, so the feeling was even greater when you made it.
i actually did press A enough times to get my porygon in my gameboy with no cheats, then went to the house on the right... pressed A one too many times and got myself a dratini
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I never realised my sister getting a lvl 60 milotic when trading in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl was this valuable...
Jordan Joestar Pokémon red tauros
Milotic is such a beautiful Pokemon too
@Yuanwei Qiao i just gave mine random pretty berries and it evolved for me. Finding it was difficuly tho
Feebas #1?
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to those who have done it... you understand. 10 hours? pfft, I wish, 17 hours.
Event onlies are far worse: the only legit way to get Pokemon like Celebi or Pikachu with Surf is to go to a major city.
And don't get me started about actually evolving Feebas
I don't want to brag, but I caught 3 shiny male Feebas and A Female one (plus 3 shiny Magikarp and 2 shiny Barboach) on Platinum, by constantly changing the DS clock so that it never passed midnight (I was Hunting for a female Shiny Feebas btw)
encycl07pedia Can’t you get a surfing Pikachu via Mantine Surf?
I gave up
honestly the regis was one of the most fun things to do as a kid, before the internet you went to the library and figured out what it said and then you had to solve the riddles. It felt like a treasure hunt and when you finally finished you had legendary pokemon that none of your friends could get, it was the ultimate bragging rights as a kid.
The Braille-Alphabet was part of the description for my Emerald Version. So they made it right to my mind.
Why do people think that Feb as is the hardest pokemon to catch generation 4 munchlax is the hardest to get because there are only 3 or so trees that munchlax can appear on and they are based off of your secret trainer code which you can not see and it is different for everyone so you can't look it up on you tube or something. Also even if you do get the right tree munchlax only has a 1% chance of showing up on top of the waiting for 6 hour thing.
Right? Really surprised that wasn't on the list.
nintendo venoct Gen 4 Feebas is easy 3 is harder anyway. By default its based off SID like munchlax so their are only 8 tile on the route it may appear when fishing. That includes the tiles that can't be reached
nintendo venoct it is because feebas can only be found on 4 tiles in the whole gen 4 games, and it changes the places everyday. The worst part is to find it you have to fish on every tile!
nintendo venoct you know what's funny my first tree was a Munchlax,and I run away,XD,I was a dumbass
***** Yes you can
Found a shiny magikarp in emerald before I found a feebas
Arguably better
Actually, same!
I nicknamed it "Lucky"
I have found 3 shiny pokemon(including Gyarados) on Pokemon gold, and i think that chance of finding 1(exept Gyrados) is about 1/8000 and something.
@@DragoniteTrainer so you've found 2, just say that
Lololololol, shiny Magikarp is as valuable as a regular legendary
the braille in ruby/sapphire is in the guide book. it's time consuming, but totally doable, especially for kids who are fine spending all day playing pokémon. my choice would be munchlax. it uses the same home mechanic, only appears on 3-4 trees, and even then, it's a 1% encounter rate (i think, it might be higher)
I remember when my dad and I were trying to figure out what the dots were for the Pokémon golems. We didn’t have internet, or at least we weren’t so accustomed to using it, and I remember watching an episode of Arthur on television. They talked about braille and I immediately recognized the dots. Then we took out our encyclopedia and deciphered it together. It was a fun day and a good memory.
About the brail section, I did it when I was around 10yo. I didn't had internet so I went to a library to uncode the messages and do the steps.
It was one of my best part of playing Pokemon so far and I still remember it perfectly.
thats cool af
I dont know how i did it but i got them all with about 8 so i don't know why there's a grown up guy crying about it
same for me I still remember how I got them together with a friend an it felt like such an adventure. Like you actually had to think and get something that not everyone has. In germany the manual had the alphabet on it‘s last page but I didn‘t have it anymore so I had to visit a friend and he helped me to get the golems.
Compared to how you get the legendarys in the newer generations I really enjoyed this.
And that's exactly what gamefreak wanted. They wanted to make a puzzle kids could figure out. So instead of using another language they used brail. It's easy to find if you look hard enough. I miss these creative ways of finding Pokemon. The bird in x and y pissed me off because it wasn't a real roamer.
You should have read game instructions ;) Braille traduction was in it
Drifloon obviously has a full-time job. He’s out this Friday to drink with his buddies. 🤦🏼♂️
coltenbrewster5 hahahaha
We actually learned braille in school a couple weeks before I found the Regi Cave. It felt so cool to be able to "translate" it myself and figure out this mystery.
As a kid playing sapphire when it first came out, I used encyclopedias to decode the braille and write it out on paper. These games are actually kind of important in terms of lessons and learning imo.
Hey everyone. Really appreciate the feedback, it's clear that this list doesn't necessary reflect everyone's experiences with some really annoying Pokemon. I'll need to post a follow up in the future, but I want to thank you all for making me look for Tree Munchlax. It's truly a joy!
I'm not done with the countdown, but if Munchlax (D/P/PT) didn't make the list, it should've. It has a 1% encounter rate, and can only appear on four trees, (completely random). It atleast should've had Combee.
Necrozma lowest catch rate little info on it for being a legendary, only shows up in post post game in an area most people don't even know exists. Trolls you by making you think it's a UB so you can just throw a beast ball at it even though that's just making your life even worse. Also it shows up in normal grass so not many will notice it and the main strat for finding it makes you not get to use your main Pokemon (cause repels and levels). Your not doing that without a guide but no sun and moon don't have insanely hard Pokemon to get.
If I'm not mistaken, RSE had a section in the booklet that had a braille to letter guide in it. I could be wrong but I SWEAR I remember that. Still...fricking ridiculous. Catch a pokemon with low spawn rate that only shows up in one area, catch a more common one and evolve it, have dig, have fly, all this after you do the long ass tide crap...yeesh...then you have to go where they are to top it all off....blech
Super Sword Gaming the oras official guidebook has it too
Uh 1st try i catch a kangaskhan ist time catch
What's the big deal about braile? I played emerald on GBA and the instruction manual had a page to translate that alphabet, found the regis on my first run.
MarcusFenix89 Yeah I myself threw the handbook away as soon as I got the game... I wish I could punch my past-self sometimes.
how the fuck should you know braille
You shouldn't, that's why the instruction manual had a transcription braille-normal alphabet in the last pages
Really? That's funny, cause I have still have the instruction manual and it doesn't have a translation anywhere in it. All it says about the braille is this:
"Trainer Tip:
The world of Pokemon is a vast mysterious place with many hidden wonders. If you happen upon a place where there is writing on the walls, but you can't read it, think about something that might help you solve the puzzle... It might be Braille. If you are unable to search out the answers you need, remember you can always contact Nintendo for help."
I remember it not having that information because when I was a kid that's the first place I looked for help before searching the internet. I also have the Ruby manual and the Sapphire manual and both of them have almost the exact same message just with a couple words added.
Even if you do not use the manual, really? braile is everywhere! Its not hard to figure out what these dots mean if you see it in every lift, on every medicine and so on. I translated it with the alergie medicine of my big sister, and lucky guessed the missing letters. Worked for me!
This is exactly why Kangaskhan has been my favourite Mon. After spending a bunch of time in the Safari Zone seeing a bunch of Nidoran and Parasect when that Gen 1 sprite crossed the screen and seeing this large monster to just have it run away it drove me to finally catch it. She's been my fave ever since.
I think the braille idea is a great one actually. Sure it was hard as a kid but I think its worth the challenge
Kangaskhan definitely deserved its spot in top 10, especially when you take into consideration the context of the time period. When the game first came out, information wasn't easily accessible online. In the 90s, you couldn't simply look up why Kangaskhan kept breaking out of the ball and whether to keep tossing balls vs. using some combination of rocks, food, balls, in a certain order. I managed to get 150/151 of my pokedex complete as a kid. Kangaskhan was literally the only one I couldn't nail, because there was no way that I could tell that I was supposed to repeat the same strategy over and over, and which one to repeat. The difference between "This is the wrong strategy, I need to stop doing this" and "This is a low % strategy, I need to keep doing this" is incredibly difficult to discern in a pre-internet gaming world. The creator of this video caught it in 30 minutes (15 minutes on 2x speed) on an emulator, but that's because he knew what to do. Imagine trying to pull this off when you have multiple different combinations to try and zero information on which path is the one you had to keep repeating. It was a nightmare.
150/151...you knew the mew glitch without the internet?
@@waddy3389 nah I just cheated for mew. I think there was a way to legit get it at events before the internet though
Chancy was harder than Kangas kan in my opinion
@@sthenelos1 Chansey has a location outside of Safari, that made it free.
The fact that it just had a low appearance rate and other pokemon would also break free didn't give it away?
"For once in my life, not having enough friends hurt my ability to play pokemon."
I mean, I'm glad you had a friend with a trade cable then xD
i remember my old Ruby game, after over a year of playing, i finally found a tile with Feebas, so i went ahead and fished it and filled up 2 boxes of only Feebas :)
I got the golems when I was a kid and that felt awesome, man. I was lucky enough to have a super pokenerd friend and he guided me. I know it is crazy unintuitive, but from the perspective of a dude who managed to make it totally worth it!
I disagree with the regi's one. I thought the translating braille and weird steps were really fun. It added an element of mystery to the legendaries, and made it feel so much cooler when I finally encountered them. It was one of the things I loved in the original sapphire/ruby.
The braille is the problem, not the puzzle itself. If they added an npc ingame that showed you the braille alphabet then you could solve the puzzle without needing to look it up on the internet or learning to read braille.
@@solidzack Honestly I thought that's what made it great though. You had to really want it to unravel the secrets. And it wasn't some bullshit nintendo event that was super exclusive. Anyone could do it if they actually tried. And even back in the days of the original sapphire/ruby most people had access to internet. At least enough to load an ign guide or a picture of Braille characters. It just seems like a trivial thing to be so upset about when Pokemon nowadays practically requires hours of research on stats and movesets/etc. I had a lot of fun deciphering it, it kinda felt like an Easter egg
@@mightyblaster3320 back when I played this game as a kid I hadnt access to the internet, in fact i didnt even have a phone with access to the internet. So I never knew you could even get these pokemon. And I was too young to know that this was supposed to braille and not some sort of Morse code or something. At least some npc should give you a hint on what's going on
@@solidzack :/ I mean, i was like 11 when they came out, and we at least had dial up. And i even remember the days of going to the public library to use the computers/print stuff out. Might have been a little bit of extra work, but at least it wasn't gated by special Nintendo events or having to trade with other players. And its a hell of a lot better than older games that were impossible to beat without a nintendo power subscription or friend with one. The Regis weren't even a crucial part of the game, so it didn't hinder anything aside from pokedex completion.
@@mightyblaster3320 as for the regis, yes they were optional. But there was also a braille part in firered/leafgreen that was crucial for beating the game. Although it wasn't as complex as in R/S/E I still couldnt figure out what to do, and so I was basically stuck.
This comment section looks like the Braille customer support team
Bob Jones I know right lol
Bob Jones LOL
Lmao
Braille is a brilliant invention, but... if you put it on a screen it becomes non-functional. And if you don't know anyone who uses Braille, odds are you won't recognise it. Which I didn't. Which is why it was a stupid idea.
Hoenn region taught me to fluently read braille. Like I legit had brailled memorized for a few years as a child. Lol
I cant remember it now though
I remember back then I was looking for Feebas and when I finally found one I ran away...
T_T
"The day Jrose11 caught Feebas, it was the greatest day of his life. But for Feebas; it was Tuesday."
Drifloon is said on its Dex entry to carry away children, on a Friday is when kids are most interactive, school days they usually go straight home, Sunday and Saturday the children stay at home. And that's my theory
Can I get 10 likes on my theory?
No
Or maybe drifloon apears onky friday because of black friday
That's actually really smart...
Kitty Catz nice theory
Munchlax in Gen 4.
2 random honey trees that both depend on you trainer ID can only have a Munchlax.
You have to look up your trainer ID just to pinpoint the 2 trees that have a 1% chance of having Munchlax.
And in Diamond and Pearl, you can hold only one honey.
In Sun and moon, munchlax has a 0.5 catch rate on one of the routes like 1 2 or 3
Yashi The Cat really I got it first ultra ball like 3
Yashi The Cat event
I only have Diamond and you can definitely hold more than one Honey. Though you can only buy one at a time, if that was different.
Yashi The Cat S/M Munchlax is super easy. I literally saw it and threw a Poke Ball. *1, 2, 3, Snap!*
Munchlax was captured.
You wouldn't have had to look the golems up in bulbapedia. There's a chart for braille on the back of the user's manual of ruby, Saphire and emerald. Not sure about oras, but in the 3rd Gen it was just some riddles or instructions you had to follow. It took me some time when I was younger, but this made it all very special to me. There were no hints about those golems being catchable pokemon, so I really had no idea what I was coming to step by step. It was an amazing experience.
Your indignation at the brail puzzle is equal parts amusing and perplexing. I could tell on sight it was brail and while I don't have the brail alphabet memorized the library existed even before the internet
About the braille, there is the full alphabet inside the paper manual when u buy it
What about the regigigas part?
carmine boccia who even read a manual for a game it not like u have to put ur game together before you play
kids don't read manual thoughs
Ronny Ip regigigas is 4th gen, If you’re thinking about the original ruby & sapphire
Ellie I used to read the manuals, because they used to have useful info in older games. Also there are NPCs who clue you as to what to do to get regigigas in ORAS, this dude is just a whiny person who wants everything handed to them, might as well just play showdown.
I was always a fan of the way the designed the golems. It's a riddle and it's supposed to be hard.
okay I didn't get the whole this is braille as a kid and i was taught braille in kinder because my teachers aide used braille to read and it was fun to learn. I think I didnt catch on because a flat surface did not tell my brain these bumps are braille because ... well flat surface with no bumps meant not braille lol. But im glad for guide books. I honestly though it was related to dominos or something hahaha
but pokemon is for kids dude, it's not supposed to be hard
@@Kimarnic the game itself isn't hard. This is a secret though. Not accesable to everyone as secrets should be. I remember my first time cracking the code. It was a huge deal to me and I was hyped. I never had something in a video game ever since.
@@moriarty2666 but it would be fun if it was like something a kid can easily do, nobody fucking knows braille
@@Kimarnic I know Braille
The Regi puzzle is part of the reason they’re my favourite trio, and I love that even in ORAS - which makes most aspects of the game incredibly easy - they continued the trend of bizarre gameplay mechanics to unlock Regigigas.
Most legendary trios are thrust in your face during the course of the game; even the legendary beasts, while challenging, need to be unleashed as a story step. You could play through Hoenn and never even know they existed, and the steps to unlock them were so strange you wouldn’t believe it if you weren’t using the Braille key included in the game manual to translate the tablets; you’d write it off as crazy rumours.
To this day it gives the Regis an aura of ancient mystery that few legendaries have.
I think drifloon was easy cuz I found him accidentally right after saving the kids dad from the windworks
I just imagined someone doing this: naming their regice since people name their Pokémon, give it an icy rock to increase ice damage for obvious reasons, going back to the cave during day and looking around for any forgotten items and pisses themself by being zutted
they proceed to zutt themself
I hardly name my pokemon. Even as a kid I wanted to catch all possible pokemon and just named 2-3 per generation. And I didn't use legendaries in the game. I would catch them but didn't use them cause it felt kind of like cheating
@@themuch21 I was one of those types who would put away my starter in the PC and use a different pokemon caught in the wild as my starter... only time i didn't do that was the special pikachu yellow version.
Icy rock increases hail duration
Regarding Surskit... I had no idea it was a 1% encounter. I remember finding loads of those things while I was hunting for a Ralts with a decent nature.
"Is Drifloon the Friday Pokemon?" is such a brutally savage line 😆
on the legendary beasts roaming, i found that entering and exiting the ruins of alph (music changes) randomizes the beasts local, it took me an average of 7 times to get an encounter..... also, i always clone my masterballs for them, did it once legit, never again.
honorable mention to Abra, which is relatively rare in most games, is fast for its level, and immediately uses teleport. easy enough when you come back for one at later levels of course.
Especially once Quick Balls are available.
i'm pretty lucky when it comes to abra, it show up when i least expect it (usually at early game), so i chuck my best pokeball and it submits to my authority
In the original ruby and sapphire games, which came with a manual, it included a braille chart.
In ORAS you can catch Feebas 100% of the time in the daytime under the bridge by the weather institute.
Unlike in Gen 3, Feebas is unexcusably hard to find.
@Elizabeth unless you have a friend to trade with beyond gen 5 or a spare 3ds to trade it.
But you're smart, you can figure it out
@@josueravena3464
Uh...feebas can evolve if it's beauty is max, isn't it?
@@higonakamura1236 In past generation 3 and 4, yes.
@@josueravena3464
So in oras we can't? Wow so annoying ==
The legendary golems weren't that bad. The little booklet that comes in the game's case has a guide for reading braille. As a kid, I'd always read through the booklet everytime I got a new game. When I got to the golems, I thought "Hey, those dots look like the ones in the book" and figured it out. It doesn't expect you to know braille, it literally gives you the tools in the case
10:25 “it’s almost offensive!” Lmao
You’re making my old obsession of Pokémon come back... And I’m falling in love again
Haha same here !
I knoooow!
That's why I love this game that much
IN SOULSILVER THESE DANG LEGENDARY BEASTS FLED WHILE ASLEEP! IT WAS ASLEEP!
Sleepwalking is a thing
Say what?!!! ,,,,😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nobody said it's feet where asleep
Well it is FAST asleep.
How?
"There was no sirskit charm or anything!".
I'm deceased.💀
"I can't think of who would spend the time to do all of this"
*sees SpeedRunning videos on recommended tab*
that's a dumb think to think.
The utter hostility in this video brings me joy
Who would be trash enough to have a lvl 100 parasect lmfao
Courtney Barton Pokémon red tauros
@@killakrazy702 me because Parasect is a good Pokemon if you actually look at it.
@@killakrazy702 because Parasect is a good mon to catch other mons with it being able to know both spore and false swipe
BEGONE
4% appearance × 9% catch = a really pissed off me.
Cant argue with that at all
.0036
@@JonathanHernandez-qd9gp and that equals 278 Pokémon appearences to catch one.
To be fair, the little girl in the windworks tells you that a balloon pokemon comes every Friday, so if you're the kind of person that talks to the NPCs you'll know how to catch Drifloon.
I think Munchlax deserves it's own spot, or at least to be an addendum to the Honey Tree Pokémon. Each time you start a new game of Diamond/Pearl/Platinum a random few honey trees are even capable of attracting a Munchlax. If you want a Snorlax in a Sinnoh game, good luck.
What about Riolu in HG/SS? You have to set up safari zone a certain way then wait 70 regular days just to get the opportunity to catch it.
magic217685 would turning the clock to the last minute between the days on the ds clock count as those 70 days
@@crunchmeister3204 doubtful as pokemon keeps track of the time and will say that you are trying to cheat the time for other time related things like migrating.
Uh, what? You do realize that getting any pokemon from the bagon evolutionary line in that game means waiting twice as long, right? Riolu ain't nothing
Gible is 100 days
List invalid: No Spiritomb.
Perhaps he's now wondering to himself "WTF is a Spiritomb?".
Spiritomb is only obnoxious, not cryptic or arbitrary, all you need is like 40 interactions in secret base to find the key stone, then take it to a place to access it.
Israel Romero who has forty mates with DPPt
@@rbikidportland Technically you only need two of those games and talk to yourself 40 times. Dunno if you can time warp to do the event and get the keystone.
No legendary birds
From XY
I didn’t realize drifloon was like that, I caught it without knowing this
For the Regis.. all the gen 3 gameboy games (RSE+FR/LG) came with a braille alphabet on a pamphlet in the box.
Exactly, that made it pretty easy
“I never got a charmeleon until ORAS”
The Kanto starters totally aren’t given to you by professor sycamore..
The fact you have to battle him and cant save before that pisses me off so much. This new trend of long cutscenes and shit is so annoying.
What if he picked grass
He probably meant that he got a different starter tho so you don't change anything saying that
Best psrt of x and y is a trade system. You get yourself one starter bread him for eggs and exchange little ones for another starters.
Just wonder trade
It's been a while since I played D/P, but at the Valley Windworks, isn't it in the dialogue that the balloon pokemon shows up on Friday?
After defeating Mars,
Little girl: "Maybe the balloon Pokemon will come visit again!"
Scientist: "Ah, yes. There's a balloon Pokemon that comes to the windworks a certain day of the week but i don't remember which"
Not to mention the dialogue doesn't appear again as soon as you exit the building after defeating Mars :/
If you really want to know who came up with Braille, it was a guy named Louis Braille (1809-1852), a 19th century educator from France. He became blind by accident with a stitching awl as a child, and then he mastered his disability. At age 15, Louis Braille invented the system that is now the Braille system. Yep. It's been used for almost 200 years now.
I caught Feebas fairly easily and Milotic was one of my favorites! That hoe was almost always on my team, and I had the highest friendship with her.
Fantastic beasts (and where to find them)
Archer Kacey you mean and how to catch them
Archer Kacey lol
Lol
METTATON UR LEGS R FAB CAN I HAV YOUR AUTOGRAPH?!?
No my legs are more greter and more fab
You put Combee on here but NOT Munchlax? As you said, you can just soft reset to get the desired gender but for a Munchlax, it can only appear on 3 or 4 trees depending on what your Trainer and Hidden IDs are and you can only ever find out where TWO of them are through math calculations, so you're restricted to slathering honey on two trees and jumping between the two trees every few hours in hopes there's a Munchlax on it, and chances are it isn't because it has something like a 1% spawn rate. Also Chansey is worse in regards to the R/B/Y safari zone. This list is a mess with lots of personal whining.
Villager101 agree. Throughout the video i felt like he just whined about everything, the puzzles gamefreak adds are super cool and different from any other game and he hates it? Lmao
Villager101 you realize he made a comment about munchlax a year ago on this video right? :p
Victor Tamez Becuase going to a random island located in butt fuk nowhere and then going afk for 2 minutes is super cool and different!
AT least Munchlax can theoretically be acquired by transferring its evolution from gen 3 and breeding it with the right incense...
And yes Chansey is far worse not only in R/B/Y but also in the FRLG safari Zone...
It's not a few hours. It's 24 hours edit: (munchlax trees wait Time)
Jrose, what an absolute beast.
"I always considered guides cheating."
You just described my experience in FFXIV accidentally.
Drifloon is available as soon as you beat team galactic at the power station, if you defeat them on a Friday then it will first appear the Next Friday
Also as far as the honey trees go female Combee isn’t the worst, Munchlax is, it has a 1% encounter rate... and you can only encounter it on 4 of the 21 honey trees, and which 4 is based on your player id, and there is no way to tell a tree that can spawn Munchlax vs a normal honey tree until you find the Munchlax, the only way to make capturing Munchlax in gen 4 even slightly less painful is to use an online site to find the Munchlax trees for your player id, and even then it’s the awful waiting game for Combee but even worse since even if you religiously go at it you get 4 1% chances every 6 hours of real time, potentially taking days if not weeks of repetitively using honey on 4 trees and checking 6 hours later.
I'M SO DUMB, I FOUND A FEBASS AND DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS SO RARE AND KILLED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jeffery Bryski Jr ha i found a shiny entei and ran
Jeffery Bryski Jr just trade
Omar Fletes doesn't matter if you run, it will either way, plus it stays shiny anyway
But what if that happens in Gen 2?
Jeffery Bryski Jr someone soft reseted a shiny kyogre becuase they thought it was a "girl" and he wanted a "boy blue" kyogrel
"Only available Tuesday in dumpster". That cracked me up! 😂
Why
Caleb Donaldson Because random = funny
Because Tuesday is garbage day
Because Tuesday is blue
Those Regi Golems sound like they should be at No#1 for the absurd instructions written in braille.
Kangaskhan was the only one I never managed to get back when I was a little kid.
So ur telling me all those surskits I ran from and caught they where that rare
killa18721 yep
They were so annoying
There's a 100% way to catch Surskit: You can find it on a lake that is located between the 6th GYM Tree-Top City and the Safari Zone. (The lake on the right side of Registeel Location) Works for me everytime so I am actually quite surprise Surskit is on the list.
I ran into surskit didn't even bother to catch it lol.
exactly.... route 120. the god damn water tiles
i agre with most but absolutely disagree on 3. I mean in S/R they even put a braille table on the last page for this whole reason. The fact that you had to actually decipher it didn't make it annoying , but better. And also the feeling of venturing in the ruins and discovering the mistery was priceless. One of the best memories in my gaming childhood.
Andrea Brighenti I got mine used so no luck for me
Andrea Brighenti how the hell is it better?braile is completely useless for you after you catch the Regis so learning them is a waste of time!Oh,and did I mention that all of the Regis suck?They are so easily outclassed by other.
Inkmaster 101 getting zapdos is better.regis suck really bad AND annoying to catch while zapdos is actually worth your while.BTW I hate gen 1 so I'm not a fanboy.just sayin.
TheLegend27 With a wart on his back
No not in the gen one games
I ment getting zapdos in Pokémon X/Y
Andrea Brighenti My words. The whole process of figuring out the mystery was probably the most fun I had with gen 3. It took me hours but I wanted it to never stop, it was just way too nerve tearing getting closer to the golems. Still missing such mysteries in more recent games.
I know this is an old video, but to be fair, the golems in the original Saphire and Ruby were a chalenge that i remember fondly. The manual had the translation of the braile and i will never forget the feeling of getting through the enigmas.
Drifloon probably comes on Friday because that's when the kids are rushing home for the weekend, making it easier to pick them off and carry them away.