What are these mails for?
Surf Mail, LittleBlueMail, PortraitMail, LovelyMail, Eon Mail, Morph Mail, Bluesky Mail, Music, and Mirage Mail,
And the ragecandybar, what is that for?
and lucky egg?
What are these mails for?
Surf Mail, LittleBlueMail, PortraitMail, LovelyMail, Eon Mail, Morph Mail, Bluesky Mail, Music, and Mirage Mail,
And the ragecandybar, what is that for?
and lucky egg?
(my first challenge complete)
TERRY's GROUND CHALLENGE 2006- (Monotype Challenge) TPM RBY
(my 2nd challenge)
Mails: You can write a message on them and send them to others while attached to a Pokemon. As for the Eon Mail, in Crystal you can give them to a woman in the Goldenrod Pokemon Mart and she'll give you a Revive in return.Originally Posted by DaBlackBandit
Ragecandybar: Restores 20 HP
Lucky Egg: Doubles a Pokemon's experience points after a battle
My first 6 Level 100s on Diamond: Happy Ness, Rampardos, Garchomp, Lucario, Kleo, Mallow
"Name an animal with three letters in its name." "Alligator." The Richard Dawson-era of Family Feud always had the stupidest contestants with the funniest answers.
As an additional note, sometimes trainers will ask you to deliver their Pokemon to other people for them. In these cases, the Pokemon will usually be holding a piece of mail. That's really the purpose of those items. You can use them to deliver messages to people far away. But it's rather useless to GSC trainers, since you can just talk to someone when you trade Pokemon with them.
Maybe they'll have more of a use in DP with the Wi-Fi connections. We'll see.
Sometimes I use mail to write down game notes for myself.
Also, I seem to recall the RageCandyBar lowers happiness like those bitter medicines...
Poryhedron's Monotype Challenges
Winner of the 2007 Pokéhelper Unown Award! Glad I could be of help!
Pokémon GO: Level 37, Team Mystic
Actually they don't. They act the same way as a Potion, and cost the same amount.Originally Posted by Poryhedron
My first 6 Level 100s on Diamond: Happy Ness, Rampardos, Garchomp, Lucario, Kleo, Mallow
"Name an animal with three letters in its name." "Alligator." The Richard Dawson-era of Family Feud always had the stupidest contestants with the funniest answers.