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Pokemon Dark Rising II
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Considering Empoleon and Feraligatr fill different niches altogether that's dependant on what you need more.
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Pokemon Dark Rising II
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@ehj_77: Between the two, I would rather go with Rotom, considering you can use evolution stones to access all its forms (Fire Stone: Heat, Water Stone: Wash, Sun Stone: Fan, Moon Stone: Frost, Leaf Stone: Mow) as to gain additional coverage as you need it
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Pokemon Dark Rising
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Mudkips can be rarely found in the grassy terrain after you leave Waters Cavern.
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@Rosey B: Late but better than never: Mysticbadge. (3rd one)
Also a question of my own: Where is Jirachi again? I know it's supposed to be in the Twilight Zone but it didn't appear there...
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Pokemon Dark Rising
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Rosey B: In Mystic Falls.
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@Ninjaexplosion: There's a small pathway through the "wall" if you go a bit to the left. Go through, and then you'll find the way easily.
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Pokemon Dark Rising II
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For future references, this link provides accurate appearance and encounter rates, if there's a pokemon you miss: http://pokemondarkrisinghq.weebly.com/uploads/3/2/2/6/32269477/wild_pokemon_list.txt
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Pokemon Dark Rising II
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@zangetsukai50: Noble Cave. Which is pretty late ingame, it comes just before the 7th badge. Do note however that Torchic is both a rare encounter (1% chance of appearing) and it can have Blaze too, so finding a speed boost one may take a little time.
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@Shawn2013: Larvitar: Gemstone Mines, Riolu: Gemstone Ridge/River, Charmander: Inside Vulcan Canyon
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Pokemon Dark Rising II
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@rjfoisy: Not in Dark Rising 2. Archen was obtainable in the first part of the series however.
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