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Andrew
18th July 2004, 06:13 AM
Shortly before Gligar Man dissapeared, he gave me some FAQ's... some unfinished, some not..

I'm going to give you the first on the pile...

Pokemon Battle Tower Info Guide

Location: Must ride the S.S. Tidal to get to the Battle Tower. Any time after that, you can just use fly to get there. To get access to the S.S. Tidal,

Have to take on seven trainers in a row and beat them all to win a prize.
When you enter the Battle Tower, first talk to the receptionist at the counter to register for a battle room. Can register for 2 battle rooms; Level 50 and Level 100. You can only enter 3 pokemon in a battle. When you enter a battle room, you will battle seven trainers in a row. Your pokemon’s health will be restored in between matches by a Battle Tower Staff member. Once you when the 7 matches, return to the receptionist desk to pick up your prize.

Regulation:
-Only 3 Pokemon may enter the battle
-All 3 Pokemon must be different
-Some Pokemon are prohibited from entering such as legendaries
-No 2 of your pokemon can hold the same item
-Held Items are only Items allowed
-Certain Pokemon may have level restrictions placed on them
-A Battle Tower Staff Member will restore your pokemon’s PP and HP after every battle
-After you beat seven trainers, pick up your prize at the receptionist desk
-Pokemon learn no experience from battling
-When you go into battle with pokemon you haven’t seen before, they are not added to your Pokedex

Prize List


1st through 5 victories
HP Up
Protein
Iron
Carbos
Calcium
Zinc


6th Victories and on
Bright Powder
White Herb
Quick Claw
Mental Heb
Choice Band
King’s Rock
Focus Band
Scope lens
Leftovers

Win level 50 successfully
Award Ribbon
Silver Shield

Win Level 100 successfully
Gold Shield


When forming a trio for the battle tower, remember that the regis (regice, regirock & registeel) are allowed and so are Latios & Latias, but Rayquazza, Groudon & Kyogre are not. Now, when making your team, it is good to try and limit your type weaknesses as much as possible. Types like electric & normal with only one weakness are good to have, esspecially ground & fighting being highly scoutable. When making your team, it helps to have a hazer, and an aromatherapist/healbeller wouldnt hurt you either but are not necesary, a hazer/psuedo-hazer is though, it is like making any other competitive team. Now for people who enjoy easy wins, i would reccomend a team along the lines of the following example...

Lati@s @ Shell Bell/Soul Dew (modest nature)
calm mind
surf
dragon claw
recover

Zangoose @ Chesto Berry (adamant nature)
crush claw
swords dance
rest
shadow ball/brick break

Weezing @ Leftovers (adamant nature)
sludge bomb
haze
explosion
fire blast/shadow ball

I reccomended these 3 for an example, i could point out this team is very well rounded, since you only have 3 you must try and make them well rounded, i combined a great physical attacker, a great special attacker & a hazer/exploder. Latios/Latias set is calm mind, recover, dragon claw, surf this is very helpful for the battle tower, as NO pokemon out of all 386 resists both dragon & water, and calm mind boosts both of those attacks, it is very helpful for getting 100 victories so you an get the gold shield. Zangoose can be replaced with slaking/vigoroth/sandslash/rhydon any good physical attacker, this is an example so if you cant get Zangoose you could use a number of others, he is just filling a physical attacker position, and becomes quite the threat with swords dance, and crush claw is very helpful in the battle tower, it can make the difference between a win and a loss lowerring the opponents defense also influences switch, shadow ball is for ghosts who avoid crush claw. Weezing is the hazer in this example, if your opponent tries to calm mind itself, bring in Weezing, Weezing is a very well rounded hazer with massive defenses, and only one weakness (psychic) and explosion is very helpful in the battle tower, take out there strongest pokemon if it is sent out against weezing, i like fire blast for steels they may bring out, you dont have to put any effort points into weezings special attack for it to be useful either. That is a team example of something to use, coincidentally it is the team i got my 100 straight wins in the tower with, on my first attempt, i hope it can bring you the same help. Also remember sleep talkers are quite affective, torkoal & wailord for example. Staying power (how long a pokemon can stay in battle) is also very important, putting a chesto berry on someone with rest, and pokemon with recover/moonlight etc. is also very important, and so is depleting your opponents staying power, wich is why i included stat boosting moves and an exploder in the example... as explosion will usually KO most about everything that doesnt resist it, use wisely.

Recommended Battle Tower hold Items:

Leftovers Restores HP gradually during battle Battle Tower
King’s Rock May cause flinching when opponent is hit Mossdeep City/ Wild Hariyama
Shell Bell Restores HP by 1/8 of damage to opponent Shoal Cave
Chesto Berry Cures Sleep Status, affective for teaching a pokemon rest and immediately waking up, for a second life


If you mix records with a friend, that friend could appear in your battle tower as an opponent. The six- phase message you create will carry over with the record, as will your friend’s message.

To create your battle message, talk to the boy standing infront of the Battle Tower’s PC. Then combine six words or short phrases that you will say at the beginning of each battle

If you would like to keep track of how well you’re doing at the Battle Tower Reception’s desk or by looking at the back of your trainer card.
The PC on the receptionist’s left counter displays your current battle records and you highest battle record. After you have won a battle at the Battle Tower, you can also view your records on the back of your trainer card.

Gnight
20th July 2004, 10:28 PM
I have yet to win 50 in a row at the battle tower. My level 50 pokemon that i can use for battle tower are as follows.....

Lanturn@???
-Thunderbolt
-surf
-ice beam
-confuse ray

Lunatone@???
-icebeam
-psychic
-cosmic power
-explosion

Regirock@leftovers
-rocktrow
-iron defense
-focus punch
-explosion

Tropuis
-razor leaf
-solarbeam
-sunnyday
-synthesis

I understand that this isnt a exeption to the no-more-than-two-moves-of-the-same-type rule, i'll replace it with somthing later

Latios@soul dew
-dragonbreath
-psychic
-recover
-safeguard/refreash

Dragonbreath > Dragonclaw because i can parylize the opponets pokemon. safeguard to protect him from status problems.

I use 3 of these pokemon to battle with. i havent decided on a definite 3 pokemon yet. Only my dragonite and swampert are level 100 right now so I can't compete in the level 100 challange yet. My 3rd level 100 on my BT team will be latias, castform, or skarmory. I am open for suggestions...

Kari and Mewtwo
20th July 2004, 10:58 PM
I won 50 straight wins at the BT quite easily, using these guys:

Regice @;Chestoberry
Ice Beam
Thunderbolt
Toxic
Rest

Ludicolo @;leftovers
Rain Dance (Give it Rain Dish for best results)
Leech Seed
Protect
Surf

Slaking @;ChoiceBand
HAIPAR BEEM!!!
Shadow Ball
??? (Didn't matter)
??? (Didn't matter)

Spinarak-Man
21st July 2004, 04:04 PM
Yeah it's too bad he'll never be back.

Lee
21st July 2004, 05:27 PM
I've always sucked battling L100's.

andyizcool
21st July 2004, 05:55 PM
I've always sucked battling L100's.
There's always the Level 50 Battle Tower Challenge. Personally I prefer the Level 100 one because you can be sure you have your EVs maxed by then. Sometimes Return can be better than Hyper Beam on a Choice Band Slaking. My Team Strategy to win is a Physical Sweeper, a Special Sweeper, and some sort of Tank/Annoyer.