R/S Adventure Part 10 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Pacifidlog Town

Pacifidlog Town has a Pokémon center and a few houses (no Contest Building, nor Mart). The entire town afloat in the water. There is honestly not much to do here. Trade a Bellossom for a Corsola (even though you can catch your own), get either TM 27 (Return) or TM 21 (Frustration) from the Pokémon Fan Club Chairmans' brother. And finally, a man will tell you of Mirage Island, an island that appears and disappears.

Answer: Currents

West of Pacifidlog Town there are three routes connected together end-to-end that will take you back to Slateport City. They all have currents, making the trip extremely fast. There will be a few places to stop, a few trainers to battle, and a few items to pick up, though, so you'll want to get through the currents more than once.

Answer: In the Cave of Origin

HM 07 can be found lying in the Cave of Origin when you're working down to Groudon or Kyogre. It's just sitting in a corner off to the side, no strings attached, etc. You probably just grabbed it and ran forward, ready to fight the Legendary Pokémon, totally forgetting about it for the moment. If you did get this question right, your mind must be a memory trap; good job.

Answer: A cave

Victory Road has been a classic area for the "Pokémon" series. It's a big cave with no one way through it, and numerous trainers to slow you down.

Answer: Wally

Wally has grown a lot. If you have ever thought about it, you'll have noticed that you have only ever battled Wally once before, and that was when he had his puny Ralts. All five of his Pokémon (yeah, he caught some more) are in their forties. He has a few particularly annoying ones like Altaria, Delicatty, and Roselia. Having a trainer like this at the end of something as big as Victory Road is brutal. Your Pokémon may be running low on health, and will probably be running low on PP (Power Points tell you how many times you can use a certain attack.

The only way to get them back is by using rare items, that you cannot buy, or healing them at a Pokémon Center).

Answer: Dark

Sydney has a Mightyena, a Cacturne, an Absol, a Shiftry, and a Sharpedo, all of which are half Dark. Sydney's Pokémon are all in the early forties, but they are not too hard to beat.

Answer: Ghost

Two Dusclops, two Banettes, and a Sableye. These Pokémon are not much more difficult than Sydney's, but this time your Psychic attacks can hit some of your opponents.

Answer: Sealeo

This will probably be your first truly difficult Elite Four match. All of Glacia's Pokémon are in their early fifties, and have a wide variety of attacks to combat virtually anything you throw at her. This battle will probably have to be won through sheer strength of attacks.

Answer: Xatu

Elite Four Drake has a Shelgon, an Altaria, two Flygons, and a Salamence. All are between levels 52 and 55. Don't take this battle lightly, and make sure to heal after, before the final battle.

Answer: Dragon

All of Drake's Pokémon are at least half Dragon, the only pure Dragon being Shelgon. Altaria and Salamence are both Dragon/Flying, so Electric attacks are good, and both have a double weakness to Ice attacks. Flygons are Ground/Dragon, so Electric attacks don't have any effect, but they have a lot of weaknesses.