ZABIE? The rat on the girders was over in Arris Dome, so what did that have to do with anything? :? The ZABIE system is explained by a computer in the factory, it's how you pronounce the input code if someone tried to write out the buttons and say them as a word. Again, there's a computer in there that explains it and also tells you the input code.MAILER_DAEMON

He said he forgot the code that the rat give him.

Says ATadeo's walkthrough on Gamefaqs:

"You'll see the rat. Now, try 
to run as fast as you can and catch it. When you think it's near enough, hit 
the A button to catch it. He will tell you that, to gain access to the door 
way back in the entrance (the place with 2 consoles), stand in front of the 
shining console, hold the L and R buttons then press A. Remember that YOU MUST 
talk to the rat first in order to move on. You won't be able to use the code 
at the console if you didn't talk to the rat in the first place."


Seferaga's Walkthrough confirms it:


" When you finally catch the rat, he will tell you the password to the control
 panel that we saw earlier.   So head back, enter the password and this will
 open a new path to the right.

 NOTE:  You have to catch the rat before you can enter the password.

 PASSWORD: Hold L + R then press A."

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[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"] well, by the time your starter gets a second type, you'll most likely have another pokemon to cover him. @yoweeh - charizard and bulbassaur. did you even play RBY?BrunoBRS

Like, duh. But I wouldn't remember something as small as that. (TWSS)

Johto was what was hot when I got into the Pokemon Phase age. ;P

I was 8 and didn't know anything about english, but "The book is on the table". It's kind of a running gag here in Brazil.

[QUOTE="Hiro4523"]New Evolutions for: Dugtrio Dodrio Farfetch'd Sunflora Girafarig Dunsparce Qwilfish Corsola Luvdisc Pachirisu Eevee New Pre-evolutions of: Pinsir Tauros Lapras Heracross Stantler Kecleon Tropius Absol Carnivine Thoughts?rubber-chicken

Maybe except for Dugtrio, all of them need some evolutions. And there's never enough eeveelutions.

=D

Why new pre-evolutions, however, is beyond me.

[QUOTE="Scythes777"][QUOTE="SLUSHiNaToR"]Uhmm.. if you remember back when R/B/Y/S/G/C came out they were compatible with eachother.. why wouldnt these be able to be? windsquid9000

Following that reasoning, RSE shoudn't be compatible with DPPt.

It is.

Edit: The reason of the non-compatibility between RBY/GSC and RSE were the large amounts of bugs and glitches that the firsts editions had. Pokemon and item cloning, missigno and the box trick, only to name a few.

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[QUOTE="Icare0"]

This is true in so many ways..

NEVER, EVER start competitive battling. You will not want do do anything else. It'll ruin your social life. I still can't belive that i can identify more than 400 little monsters, and say what every one of them can do.

oldmanriver1

haha, yes. while i love competitive battling, it does consume ALOT of time. i wouldn't say i know what every pokemon can do, just all the good ones. wierdest of all is how many base speeds i know.

Well if you use shoddybattle then you can customize teams without going through all that hassle of ev training, leveling up etc, and vs other people online. Great way to get into competitive play without taking up too much of your time.

True, but playing in the DS give another feel to the battles and to the game. The swampert on my team at Shoddy is only a sprite and a bunch of numbers, but the one that I wasted a week to breed with correct HPower and good IV is like a son to me. And i didn't even begin to talk about Vapper, the first poke that I breed-ed.

Weird, i know, but it's the truth.

Edit: Truth be said, i would NEVER do something like that again. Breeding for a 70 power HP +31 Speed IV is roughly as hard as breed to get a top.

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[QUOTE="Rod90"] Don't start playing Pokemon. If you start with it, you will never be able to leave the saga again, believe me. And Nintendo know this, so they release and re-release new versions of Pokemon every week.the_wet_mop

This is true in so many ways..

NEVER, EVER start competitive battling. You will not want do do anything else. It'll ruin your social life. I still can't belive that i can identify more than 400 little monsters, and say what every one of them can do.

haha, yes. while i love competitive battling, it does consume ALOT of time. i wouldn't say i know what every pokemon can do, just all the good ones. wierdest of all is how many base speeds i know.

Okay, maybe not all of them, but outside the most obscure pokes that neve came out of the NU, I can tell about most.

No. Pepsi is the better drink. :P But, it just needs to fall off the wayside for a bit. 'Cause, there is nothing really new, its the same rehashed formula time and time again. Give it a rest for a bit. People can buy other games too.Calvin079

Funny, bacause despite all that, i'll still buy HG/SS, and probably the 5th generation too, and will play 'till my DS buttons fall from it, when I'll buy a new DS to continue playing. Like a lot of people out there. Because I have fun playing it, and that is the entire point of buying a game. Play it and have fun.

Things are not outright bad only because you don't like it. They are not good only because I like it too, but I think the numbers are against you.

Ah, and shoddy has alrealdy updated to HG/SS, so, aggron, for example has Head Smash , which turns it into a BEAST.

Think a MMORPG, but offline. With bad controls. And less options.

You got it, its Ragnarok ds.