"Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness" - Cast & Crew Quiz

Answer: Micheal

Irritatingly enough, 'Micheal' in this case is indeed spelled with the e coming before the a.

Answer: Poor eyesight

Despite being in relatively decent lighting, Chobin will mistake the player for a burglar several times throughout the game despite standing no more than five feet away from him. Dr Kaminko, too, makes this mistake once. These mishaps end up being the catalyst for Chobin challenging the player to battles, even becoming a boss encounter at one point.

Answer: Jovi

For some reason, Jovi constantly speaks in the third person. She isn't too involved with this game, but she does accompany the player briefly at the beginning of the game, following them around similarly to how Rui followed Wes around in "Colosseum".

Answer: Abduct him

Straight up, Cipher essentially kicks the doors down to the Pokemon Lab HQ, two grunts grab Krane, they load him into a vehicle and take him away. Going on a quest to rescue him is the first major thing the player does.

Answer: Shadow Pokemon Lab

The Shadow Pokémon Lab essentially serves as this game's first 'dungeon' in a way. Lovrina therefore acts as the boss of the area, giving the player the opportunity to catch Shadow Delcatty in the process.

Answer: Abducts and impersonates them

Snattle has a cabal of Cipher Peons essentially kidnap each citizen in Phenac, then has his units literally impersonate those who have been abducted. Essentially, to the naked eye (of someone not living in Phenac), nothing has actually taken place. However, the player will learn to their horror that each civilian in Phenac is actually an evil Cipher Peon in disguise.

They do a pretty amazing job with even the small details of impersonation too, so it's diabolically believable.

Answer: Earthquake

Every one of Gorigan's Pokemon, except for his two Shadows, is armed with the combination of Earthquake and Protect. Earthquake, in double battles, hits every participant including allies, hence why Gorigan carried Protect as well- to protect his own Pokemon from friendly fire.

In all, this fight is very similar to fighting Dakim in "Colosseum". And the winning strategy against it is about the same- having strong special attackers, Flying types, and Protect go a long way towards stymieing Gorigan's Earthquake spam.

Answer: Gateon Port

Similarly to Evice in "Colosseum", Greevil initially takes on the appearance of a benevolent old man, who doesn't appear capable of harming a fly. Here, he has one of his admins, Ardos, help deal with an angry man who had been heckling the player and Jovi. Like with Evice, it establishes him as being a good guy, with the likely hope of setting a similar plot twist later.

Answer: Dragonite

Much, much earlier in the game, right after the player defeats Admin Gorigan and is leaving the Cipher Key Lair, they'll find a lot of commotion taking place on the bottom floor. Workers will be angry complaining that a man matching Miror B's description came in and stole the last Pokemon the factory had been developing into a Shadow.

As it turns out, the Shadow stolen here was Dragonite, who would get used against the player at the tail end of the post game.

Answer: Father

Eldes straight up calls Greevil 'father' in trying to plea with him not to blow up all of Citadark Isle. Ardos angrily tells Eldes not to do that, but Greevil doesn't correct or say anything in response, confirming this relationship between the two. Fortunately, Eldes was able to convince Greevil to stand down, let law enforcement take him, and most importantly, not kill hundreds of people in a massive explosion.