The number of Pokémon you can encounter during the story has visibly increased.

I can feel that there are more Pokémon being carried around and that improvements are being made in various details since Diamond, even though I couldn’t enter the interaction plaza because I didn’t have anyone to bring along.

The factory is great…

>>1

I tried the Battle Factory in Emerald a bit and found it difficult, so I stopped, but is it still tough in Platinum?

I’ve been doing it occasionally to pass the time.

I never used it when I was a child, but Gallop is strong…

>>3

I imagined that Ponyta was with Machoke and Geodude up on the blacksmith, but that’s only in Platinum, right?

A memory of getting beaten up a lot after choosing Naetoru on the way.

Gallop, the honorary famous horse of Sinnoh.

Fuwante is cute, isn’t it?

>>9

It’s nice to have a design that even elementary school students can draw.

https://note.com/k_masu334/n/n2f63669e01d4

If you’re going to conquer the Gold Screw, let’s try doing it while looking at this.

If we’re talking about improvements, Ponyta used to rely entirely on Ember, but it has been somewhat improved by the addition of the Fire Spin level move.

Since around this time, the overall level of techniques for the types of Pokémon that can accompany you on your travels has become decent.

The pattern for this guy’s skill setup is decided from which lap the gold screw comes out.

If you don’t do it with prior knowledge, you’ll eventually be kicked out.

If you only replace the silver screws every time in the 1st to 2nd week, you’ll have two Pokémon from the 4th week appear in the 3rd week, making it easier to battle.

I wonder if it’s someone anonymous who was playing diamonds.

You don’t have to get off your bike in the hallway.

>>15

I just realized I’ve been dropped off every time…

It’s hard to do 50 flat, isn’t it?

In the 7th match next week, I’ll be using Pokémon, so I can distinctly feel the difference in power.

>>16

It’s more rewarding than an open one.

I didn’t know that Chonchi, Enekororo, Coil, and Yamiraros could be so reliable.

Despite being a Pokémon from the second generation, the Pokémon Delibird, which can be used for the first time in the pre-championship journey in the thread image.

It’s often called a game of luck, but it’s a facility that eliminates as many losing factors as possible through accumulated knowledge beyond just luck.

It’s fun to use Pokémon that you don’t usually use, like in the Factory.

Well, I guess it’s not fun after all.

>>21

The factory is a complete luck-based game, but the advantage is that you can challenge it immediately without needing to train.

If you try to conquer it seriously, you’ll go bald.

What should I do, what should I do, what should I do, what should I do?

I thought it was a Skuntank, but it’s a shiny version.

That’s good.

The pressure when colors come out at safari-type facilities is really intense, isn’t it?

The type of series where you regret buying Diamond and Pearl just because they’re cheap.

If it’s a safari, that’s one thing, but it would be troublesome to have colors displayed in a battle facility.

It’s from the third generation only.

The scarcity of Fire-type Pokémon in Diamond and Pearl is still strange to think about now.

My memories of Diamond and Pearl are being overwritten by Platinum, right…? That part comes up every now and then, doesn’t it?

Haktai Forest and so on.

It’s fine to let go of things like color variations, go ahead.

Well, if it’s Diamond, Pearl, or Platinum, you have PokéRadar, so good luck chaining for Croagunk…

The safari is really boring…

Are you asking if I want that much?

I haven’t been overwritten.

In Diamond and Pearl, it’s sluggish every time you go through a gate.

It mixes in guys you often see at gyms and some strange types that are outside the norm.

There are sometimes disappointments here and there.

I remember being curious about the pose where the jellyfish stops there!?

I want to bring the color variations from past works to the present through a Shifter Bank.

I understand well about water lilies.

The shiny odds are 1 in 8192, right?

Isn’t a natural encounter like a miracle in terms of probability?

The marshland is a bit underfoot…

Some parts are just the opposite differences from Diamond and Pearl… It’s really strange because it stops graphics that are originally in motion.

>>43

The standing character illustration is a drawback, isn’t it, Platinum?

If you’re serious about Greggle and Crogunc, let’s work hard on the PokéRadar on Route 212.

It seems that the nameless one is fully enjoying their platinum experience…

I realized after catching Gardevoir that some time had passed.

These days, there are still no fairies, and the water dragons are too strong.

Since you’re already playing Pokémon on the DS, I hope you’ll also play the spinoff Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Sky.

>>48

The price has gone up quite a bit, hasn’t it…?

It was about 10,000 yen within the range that can be seen on the internet.

>>48

I looked it up a bit and found that the Time Exploration Team is 200 yen without a box, but is that okay?

>>68

It’s actually not okay.

The volume of the sky is about twice that of time.

The graphics of the Pokémon that debuted in Diamond and Pearl are more to my liking than those in Diamond and Pearl due to their dynamic poses.

The quality of the dots themselves is amazing, isn’t it?

I’m doing this with nearly 500 different types.

>>50

You can really see how crazy the walking companion dots in HGSS are.

>>54

I have prepared nearly 500 new dots that are neither for the box nor the status screen.

Is it still the encounter rate of 1/8000…

And you ran away…

>>51

Honestly, I’m feeling quite damaged right now.

I mean, the probability has increased to about half now, huh?

I didn’t pay much attention because the SV was coming out a lot after eating a sandwich.

I saw that you could do TA at university’s Pokémon club or during summer camp.

I also met someone.

Different colored Golem.

>>53

Wild Golem’s self-destruct!

I remembered encountering a shiny Charem.

But the weather is with hail…

During the DS era, I raised Pokémon based on random numbers.

Everyone was strange for thinking that was something normal to do.

My first Pokémon was Geodude.

I exchanged it with my friend’s colorful Mukubird.

I also bought Platinum and Soul Silver after playing BW.

From here, I’ll be playing with the latest Pokémon, hehe.

Even if you make the legendary ones shine, the capture rate is too low, and a losing battle begins, doesn’t it?

Well, I think it was an individual of the dangerous prediction.

I’m just doing it right now too.

It’s suitable for training, but maybe I should do it properly in preparation for after clearing it…

>>65

Travel is good when it’s carefree!

The difficulty of the safari increases significantly just because the Master Ball cannot be used.

A suitable travel plan actually ends up being the one you feel most attached to.

>>70

There is always a familiarity that can only be gained from the party you form during your first encounter.

The sky has additional elements like platinum.

Stay in the frame until the end.

Bippa and Mukuhawk

There may be demand, but a price difference of 50 times in time and space…

Let’s also look for the trail of light.

It seems that the number of shipments for the sky itself is low.

As a result, the price tends to hold steady.

It seems that playing normally would be fine with time, but the special episode is limited to the sky…

Time and darkness are like weather; they make my time painful.

Every time there is weather damage, movement stops.

There is a specification that the effects of both the Hiraishin and the water will apply to the entire map (the sky is only inside the room).

The additional scenarios for the sky are five independent short episodes.

If you’re worried about the price, it’s fine to just watch the additional scenario videos.

Well, if you’re too careless, you’ll get beaten up badly by the champion’s aunt…