@@BaySharpest Thanks! It just takes practice and experimentation. I started nuzlocking this game around 5 months ago, and have a document to keep track of all my encounters.
Great video. Watched this and the boss fights of Reborn and must say you're impressive. Always thought a true hardcore nuzlocke of this game would be impossible but you made it look like a walk in the park.
I've always struggled to find a good strategy against Titania never found a way to do her itemless in my poison mono run), so that Excadrill sweep was super satisfying to watch
Thanks. It was a lot of fun. My first few attempts I legitimately grinded everyone, but it took an incredibly long time. I eventually switched to hacking in EVs and rare candies so I can focus more on the fights itself.
Before nuzlocking, I've been playing competitive Pokemon for years. In terms of how I came up with the strategies, being limited in the Pokemon I could use forced me to think outside the box. I also refined the tactics across multiple runs.
Fantastic work, man. Now everyone can shut up about saying "tHiS gAmE iS sO hArD, iT's lItErAlLy ImPoSsIbLe tO nUzLoCkE". I love Reborn to death, but I seriously can't stand when people complain about the difficulty. It's hard if you want it to be hard. Just, use a tiny fraction of your brain, plan around matchups, and you'll be just fine!
Thanks! To be fair, the game was made much easier through EV training and training up a wide variety of Pokemon, which most people aren't willing to spend time doing understandably. The battles certainly were challenging which made it fun to solve, but definitely not impossible.
I do reset if I got a harmful nature for the starter, but if it's neutral then I run it. I'd also reset if all IVs are trash. Getting the right ability isn't as crucial since ability capsules are relatively plentiful.
Yeah, I see what you mean... A starter with a reliable spread move that it learns relatively early is a godsend for all the double battles in this game. I get the sense that if Primarina had survived past Radomus, fights like the Glass/Fiore gauntlet and Aster/Eclipse 4 would have been _much_ easier for you. Or am I wrong?
@@Yeshua_Kristos The reason why it's incredible is that it is the strongest nuke besides Nidoqueen for half the game if trained in Speed and Special Attack (until enemies all have EV'd mons), is bulky and has a good defensive typing so it's good to pivot, and has an amazing natural movepool. Especially early encore, moonblast, and hyper voice, which are powerful and perfect accuracy attacks unlike Blaziken or Swampert's moves. It would certainly still be top tier up through the Agate circus arc, including the fights you mentioned. But I think it falls off a bit post-restoration against regular EV trained opponents that outspeed you and have good coverage. I would say it's the best starter for nuzlockes, but others may disagree because it's less favored against Julia if you play with a stricter level cap.
I imagine grinding must've been a pain in the ass and then some. How did you do it? Candies or something? Also how did you EV train? been wanting to try a nuzlocke of this game for a while now but the heavy grind aspect has kept me away a little.
Yeah, I hacked in rare candies and EVs with a program called Cheat Engine (there are tutorials on UA-cam that show how it works). My first few runs I grinded all the levels and EVs, but it was too time consuming due to the amount of Pokemon to train, and losing the run was crushing. I had a lot more fun once I skipped the grind, and it was still a hard challenge.
Can I ask exactly what your encounter rules were for this? I noticed you had a Gengar very early, which is only possible through the mystery egg... which is illegal with one encounter per area, as you'll always get Growlithe first (which you even used later for Aya). Double illegal, since you have to breed an egg and you took Hoppip in Obsidia, locking out daycare. Also the Hoppip and Tsareena, both from Obsidia. Just curious, ofc this is still very very impressive, just wondering what the ruleset is to make all that possible. I've been grinding out all Shade/Anna points runs myself with a few bans (time to add Baton Pass to the list lmao) and so far on attempt 19 with one attempt making it past Charlotte and two others past Corey (losing to Kiki in both cases actually, once when I wasn't experienced enough to get far, and once from a shit choke losing Delphox to Cal; still find it hilarious Turtonator took 90% with a 4x resist though. Would've actually died with a Flame Plate LOL). We have very different strats, it's really cool watching someone else's fights and analyzing what they're doing differently in a run with so much potential for variety. Taking Primarina vs. Delphox, Swalot vs. Zebstrika, Scrafty vs. Bronzong, as well as different strats like keeping Trubbish around instead of sacking to get tspikes for Cradily, or using Nature Power Acrobatics against Samson instead of changing the field for a Flash Fire Chandelure sweep.
We used different encounter rules. I counted one encounter per unique location name (so Obsidia Daycare and South Obsidia Ward would be two different locations). For eggs I used the hatch location rather than the location you receive it. My pinned comment has my record of encounters and their areas. Reborn is certainly fun to nuzlocke (besides the game length), and there are many viable ways to handle each fight. If you EV train early, Kiki to Agate are a lot easier. The big test of skill will be the Fiore Mansion Gauntlet. Hope you manage to beat it!
@@meekchallenger2810 Ah, hatch location, got it. I personally don't count inside buildings (unless it's like a big dungeon e.g. Blacksteam Factory Ditto), but I allow 1 wild and 1 event per area to make up for it. I've been starting EV training after Shade since I personally find Shelly and Shade to be waaaaay too easy with it (did you know Shade consistently loses in 7 turns to an EV-trained Drifblim? Focus Sash to play around a Mimikyu crit, but it doesn't even OHKO you otherwise). Honestly? I think if I get past Terra the run's mine. Dangerous thoughts, but I'm not nearly as scared of Fiore or Adrienne as I am of Blake, Aya or Sirius. Late game has so many options, including a huge backup of shitmons to sack as needed for free switches and chip. ...and as you've shown me here, there's a very easy strat for Terra :p
That's the level cap that the game sets for that battle. The fight is not impossible with a level 16 or 17 cap, although it requires luck. It typically involves toxic spikes Trubbish, Mega Drain Roselia and an Oricorio answer like Pachirisu or an evolved starter. Pokemon that trivialize the fight like Linoone and Mightyena would not be available yet.
What if I decide to style on the Reborn league anyway? Just wanna take inspiration from your video and blaze6626's first. And also wait for E19 to show up. ^_^
Why is the level cap for the first gym 20 when the gym leader’s ace is 15? I get it that trying to beat Julia with a level cap of 15 is nigh impossible due to the complete lack of viable Pokémon at that level, but raising the cap all the way to 20 is just ridiculous.
I was just using the level cap set by the game itself. It is theoretically possible to beat Julia at 15 with VA Pachirisu and Roselia, but it's very RNG. I've set a lv16 cap in my E19 run.
I didn't know the game has a built in level cap at 20 for the first gym. Good to know. Still think that's way to easy and cap should be 16 because that's the highest level mon you face before you get your first badge.
This is a nuzlocke where I had to do the battles on the first try. But this is my 7th attempt that made it past Julia, and I got better and better at handling each fight throughout these attempts. I definitely had some rough battles where I misprepared and lost mons in previous runs. For instance, I used to always lose at least one mon to Corey and Shade, and one of the attempts ended by Serra's Froslass sweeping.
@@komododragon5846 I haven't finished a full playthrough of Rejuvenation yet, but from what I played intense mode is harder than Reborn. I wouldn't count it out though. It's all about game knowledge. Hopefully this video and the other one of all the other fights can help you in your attempts.
@@graytheoutwitter4722 That is part of the mod pack that I downloaded. You can find it here: www.rebornevo.com/forums/topic/24930-swm-modular-modpack-e1840/
I might have to remake this video when episode 19 releases. Although I doubt that it would change the gym leader strategies in this video since I hardly gave them a chance to move. It would make the other bosses more difficult.
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All Encounters in this run (Only one per location):
Grand Hall - Popplio (Guaranteed Gift)
Opal Ward - Zigzagoon (Guaranteed Gift)
Lower Peridot Ward (Guaranteed Static)
South Peridot Alleyway - Trubbish (60%)
North Peridot Alleyway - Poochyena (34%, 61.8% with Trubbish dupe)
Peridot Ward - Surskit (Guaranteed Static)
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Sweet Kiss Candy Shop - Vanillite (Guaranteed Gift)
South Obsidia Ward - Hoppip (Guaranteed Static)
Obsidia Slums - Pancham (14%, 17.5% with Trubbish dupe)
Obsidia Slums Egg - Ducklett
Glamazonia Salon - Glameow (Guaranteed Gift)
Obsidia Ward - Buneary (10% midday)
Coral Ward - Happiny (Guaranteed Gift)
Obsidia Alleyway - Plusle (Guaranteed Gift)
Onyx Ward - Lillipup (Guaranteed Gift)
Onyx Water Egg - Remoraid
Onyx Ward Game Corner - Slugma (Guaranteed Gift)
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Jasper Ward - Emolga (Guaranteed Static)
Malchous Forest - Hoothoot (20% night)
Malchous Forest Egg - Nincada
Abandoned Power Plant - Drifloon (Guaranteed Static)
Rhidochorine Jungle - Woobat (Guaranteed Jungle)
Police Station - Growlithe (Guaranteed Gift)
Mystery Egg - Gastly
Beryl Ward - Helioptile (Guaranteed Gift)
Beryl Graveyard - Phanpy (14% morning)
Sweet Scent Flower Shop - Spritzee (Guaranteed Gift)
Lapis Ward - Buizel (Guaranteed Gift if Magma Gang)
Grand Stairway - Noibat (20%)
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Beryl Cave - Nidorina (Guaranteed Gift)
Citrine Mountain - Swinub (30%, 58.8% with Phanpy and Woobat dupe)
Beryl Library - Gothita (Guaranteed Gift)
North Obsidia Ward - Zorua (Guaranteed Static)
Onyx Trainer School - Porygon
Yureyu Power Plant - Duskull (14%, 7% with Emolga static)
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Blackstream Factory - Ditto (Guaranteed Gift)
Apophyll Academy - Meditite (Guaranteed Gift)
Apophyll Cave - Geodude (60% Rock Smash)
Pyrous Mountain - Sawk (10%, 14.5% with Geodude, Noibat, Slugma dupes)
Apophyll Beach - Sandygast (100%)
Obsidia Central Salon - Bounsweet (Guaranteed Gift)
Azurine Island - Foongus (Guaranteed Static)
Byxbysion Wasteland - Venipede (Guaranteed Static)
Byxbysion Tunnels - Zubat (20%, 40% with Trubbish, Geodude, Nidorina dupes)
Hidden Tunnel - Mawile (6%, 23.1% with Trubbish, Geodude, Zubat dupes)
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Magma Hideout - Houndour (Guaranteed Gift if Magma Gang)
Slums Playground - Scraggy (Guaranteed Gift)
Underground Railnet - Aron (Guaranteed Static with Headbutt)
Tanzan Mountain - Sandshrew (20%, 33.3% with Geodude, Noibat dupes)
Tanzan Cove - Comfey (10% midday, 6% with Emolga Static and Ducklett dupe)
Lost Railcave - Eevee (Guaranteed Gift)
Chrysolia Forest - Spinda (10% night, 5% with Emolga Static)
*Note: I would've went for the guaranteed Remoraid if I didn't get it in the Onyx egg
Chrysolia Forest Egg - Cacnea
Chrysolia Spring - Shellos (70% old rod)
Spinel Town - Archen (Guaranteed Gift)
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Wasteland Wall - Misdreavus (Guaranteed Gift)
Tanzan Depths - Onix (20%, 35.7% with Sandshrew and Geodude dupe)
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Route 1 - Deerling (20% midday, 21.1% with Zigzagoon dupe)
South Aventurine Woods - Heracross (Guaranteed Gift)
North Aventurine Woods - Dewpider (100% old rod)
Vanhanen Labyrinth - Furfrou (2%, 2.4% with Deerling dupe)
Citae Astrae - Baltoy (21%)
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7th Street - Abra (Guaranteed Gift)
Subseven Sanctum - Litwick (Guaranteed Static)
Iolia Valley - Bronzor (21%, 52.5% with Woobat, Geodude dupes)
Aqua Hideout - Murkrow (Guaranteed Static)
*Note: Hard to catch because of perish song!
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Agate Circus - Clefairy (Guaranteed Gift)
Route 2 - Rufflet (20% morning, 22.2% with Meditite dupe)
Ametrine Mountain - Horsea - (20% good rod, 50% with Remoraid dupe)
Celestinine Cascade - Hawlucha (31% morning, 44.3% with Meditite and Rufflet dupes)
Route 3 - Golett (21% midday, 26.3% with Bronzor, Geodude dupes)
Amethyst Cave - Kangaskhan (18%, 25.7% with Swinub, Geodude dupes)
Sapphire Cave - Shiinotic (20%, 38.5% with Swinub, Geodude, Kangaskhan dupes)
Ruby Cave - Magnemite (10%, 31.3% with Swinub, Geodude, Kangaskhan, Shiinotic dupes)
Emerald Cave - Rhydon (10%, 45.5% with Swinub, Geodude, Kangaskhan, Shiinotic, Magnemite dupes)
Route 4 - Snover (14% night, 28% with Bronzor, Swinub, Hoothoot dupes)
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Calcenon City - Magby (Guaranteed Gift)
Ametrine City - Drampa (10% night, 19.6% with Furfrou, Vanillite, Snover, Piloswine, Hoothoot dupes)
Riolu Egg - Riolu
Victory Road - Machop (30%, 88.2% with Zubat, Geodude, Onix dupes)
Cerulean Cave - Hypno (10%, 12.5% with Rhydon dupe)
Celestinine Mountain - Clauncher (20% good rod, 50% with Remoraid dupe)
Water Treatment Center - Alolan Grimer (45%, 100% with Gulpin dupe)
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Critical Capture - Ralts (Guaranteed Gift)
Bysbyxion Grotto - Beldum (Guaranteed Static)
Azurine Cave - Tentacool (65% Surf)
Azurine Lake - Mudkip (Guaranteed Gift)
Coral Lighthouse - Chinchou (20% with Popplio dupe, 60% with Emolga static)
Blackstream Shelter - Klefki (Guaranteed Gift)
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GUM Room - Goomy (Guaranteed Gift)
Tourmaline Desert - Excadrill (10%, 52% with Aron, Cacnea dupes and Magnezone Magnet Pull)
Mirage Tower - Honedge (Guaranteed Gift)
1R253 Scrapyard - Shuckle (30%, 15% with Magnezone Magnet Pull rock smash)
Once Upon a Somewhere - Ferroseed (25% Headbutt, 62.5% with Magnezone Magnet Pull)
Once Upon a Waste of Time Ribombee (55% Headbutt, 73.3% with Ferroseed dupe)
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Rowlet Egg - Rowlet
Jangmo-o Egg - Jangmo-o
Axew Egg - Axew
Teknite Cave - Boldore (21%, 35% with Aron and Sandshrew dupe)
Teknite Ridge - Durant (20% midday, 53.3% with Sandshrew, Rufflet dupes and Magnezone Magnet Pull)
Sugiline Cave - Gible (Guaranteed Static)
Charous Mountain - Glalie (14%, 15.6% with Sandshrew dupe)
Agate City - Clamperl (30%, 43.5% with Horsea and Chinchou dupes)
How much years did it take to write this and finish this game? Lmao, btw you are very talented, i lose to correy with 32 level pokemons
@@BaySharpest Thanks! It just takes practice and experimentation. I started nuzlocking this game around 5 months ago, and have a document to keep track of all my encounters.
Are you gonna remake this video for e19?
This man made Reborn look like XY and a nuzlocke no less I’m incredibly impressed what skill!
Great video. Watched this and the boss fights of Reborn and must say you're impressive. Always thought a true hardcore nuzlocke of this game would be impossible but you made it look like a walk in the park.
Thanks :) It took a lot of trial and error to achieve this result. This video doesn't show any of the failed attempts and their heartbreaking deaths.
Wow this is insane lmao, some seriously impressive strats. Awesome job
Thanks!
Nice, learned a new strat. Substitute + Hail to break Focus Sash. Good stuff and congrats!
Thanks! Without that strategy, Ciel would be pretty difficult to sweep.
Hypno actually DUNKS on Kiki with Hypnosis, Zen Headbutt, Meditate, Protect
Ironic that you use Alakazam as the clear cut strat for the Gen 1 battlefield since it was so broken back then lol.
Very clean battles :)
omg tysm for this, i've been stuck at shelly's for almost 3 months now :>
I've always struggled to find a good strategy against Titania never found a way to do her itemless in my poison mono run), so that Excadrill sweep was super satisfying to watch
Very late but technically you lose your nuzlocke to get beldum since you have to white out
Thanks for sharing the EV"s
And also what game should I start as my first Nuzlocke (normal games, fangames or ROM hack?)
I would recommend starting simple, with a game like X/Y or Leaf Green/Fire Red on emulator
I can't believe you labelled Charlotte as a joke XD she was a nightmare in my normal playthrough, lmao
She can definitely be difficult in a blind playthrough for sure. But her strategy is easily counterable with the right tools.
@@meekchallenger2810 I gotta play Reborn again xD it's been a solid year. lol
Great job dude! Did you use debug to level up or did you do all the grinding legit? Either way this is seriously impressive.
Thanks. It was a lot of fun. My first few attempts I legitimately grinded everyone, but it took an incredibly long time. I eventually switched to hacking in EVs and rare candies so I can focus more on the fights itself.
@@meekchallenger2810 Yeah I don't blame you, I attempted it a few times myself with legit grinding and I think I lost my mind...
How do you think of these strats, how long did it take you to get good at competitive pkmn?
Before nuzlocking, I've been playing competitive Pokemon for years. In terms of how I came up with the strategies, being limited in the Pokemon I could use forced me to think outside the box. I also refined the tactics across multiple runs.
Personally I found Amaria far easier in doubles, only used 2 mons. Alolan Raichu (with z-move) and Tsareena.
great video!
Fantastic work, man. Now everyone can shut up about saying "tHiS gAmE iS sO hArD, iT's lItErAlLy ImPoSsIbLe tO nUzLoCkE". I love Reborn to death, but I seriously can't stand when people complain about the difficulty. It's hard if you want it to be hard. Just, use a tiny fraction of your brain, plan around matchups, and you'll be just fine!
Thanks! To be fair, the game was made much easier through EV training and training up a wide variety of Pokemon, which most people aren't willing to spend time doing understandably. The battles certainly were challenging which made it fun to solve, but definitely not impossible.
Hey great vid! Quick question tho
How did you manage to get dragon dance on Scrafty?
I got lucky. It was one of the egg moves that it could come with.
What's next? Rejuvenation?
Possibly. This nuzlocke a couple of months, so a Rejuv intense nuzlocke would take even longer to figure out.
Serious question: do you also reset the run if you get a bad nature (like Brave or Adamant) and/or Torrent instead of Liquid Voice on your Popplio?
I do reset if I got a harmful nature for the starter, but if it's neutral then I run it. I'd also reset if all IVs are trash. Getting the right ability isn't as crucial since ability capsules are relatively plentiful.
Thanks for replying! One more question: did you always pick Popplio, or did you try out other starters before deciding to stick with Popplio?
@@Yeshua_Kristos I did try a few like Mudkip and Torchic, but once I tried Popplio and figured out some strategies with it I didn't go back.
Yeah, I see what you mean... A starter with a reliable spread move that it learns relatively early is a godsend for all the double battles in this game.
I get the sense that if Primarina had survived past Radomus, fights like the Glass/Fiore gauntlet and Aster/Eclipse 4 would have been _much_ easier for you. Or am I wrong?
@@Yeshua_Kristos The reason why it's incredible is that it is the strongest nuke besides Nidoqueen for half the game if trained in Speed and Special Attack (until enemies all have EV'd mons), is bulky and has a good defensive typing so it's good to pivot, and has an amazing natural movepool. Especially early encore, moonblast, and hyper voice, which are powerful and perfect accuracy attacks unlike Blaziken or Swampert's moves. It would certainly still be top tier up through the Agate circus arc, including the fights you mentioned. But I think it falls off a bit post-restoration against regular EV trained opponents that outspeed you and have good coverage. I would say it's the best starter for nuzlockes, but others may disagree because it's less favored against Julia if you play with a stricter level cap.
I imagine grinding must've been a pain in the ass and then some. How did you do it? Candies or something? Also how did you EV train? been wanting to try a nuzlocke of this game for a while now but the heavy grind aspect has kept me away a little.
Yeah, I hacked in rare candies and EVs with a program called Cheat Engine (there are tutorials on UA-cam that show how it works). My first few runs I grinded all the levels and EVs, but it was too time consuming due to the amount of Pokemon to train, and losing the run was crushing. I had a lot more fun once I skipped the grind, and it was still a hard challenge.
Hey, how did you manage to hack the EVs? I just round ways to get Rage candies.
Bottom line from the first 3 fights : Moxie is broken as fuck
Can I ask exactly what your encounter rules were for this? I noticed you had a Gengar very early, which is only possible through the mystery egg... which is illegal with one encounter per area, as you'll always get Growlithe first (which you even used later for Aya). Double illegal, since you have to breed an egg and you took Hoppip in Obsidia, locking out daycare.
Also the Hoppip and Tsareena, both from Obsidia.
Just curious, ofc this is still very very impressive, just wondering what the ruleset is to make all that possible.
I've been grinding out all Shade/Anna points runs myself with a few bans (time to add Baton Pass to the list lmao) and so far on attempt 19 with one attempt making it past Charlotte and two others past Corey (losing to Kiki in both cases actually, once when I wasn't experienced enough to get far, and once from a shit choke losing Delphox to Cal; still find it hilarious Turtonator took 90% with a 4x resist though. Would've actually died with a Flame Plate LOL).
We have very different strats, it's really cool watching someone else's fights and analyzing what they're doing differently in a run with so much potential for variety. Taking Primarina vs. Delphox, Swalot vs. Zebstrika, Scrafty vs. Bronzong, as well as different strats like keeping Trubbish around instead of sacking to get tspikes for Cradily, or using Nature Power Acrobatics against Samson instead of changing the field for a Flash Fire Chandelure sweep.
We used different encounter rules. I counted one encounter per unique location name (so Obsidia Daycare and South Obsidia Ward would be two different locations). For eggs I used the hatch location rather than the location you receive it. My pinned comment has my record of encounters and their areas.
Reborn is certainly fun to nuzlocke (besides the game length), and there are many viable ways to handle each fight. If you EV train early, Kiki to Agate are a lot easier. The big test of skill will be the Fiore Mansion Gauntlet. Hope you manage to beat it!
@@meekchallenger2810 Ah, hatch location, got it. I personally don't count inside buildings (unless it's like a big dungeon e.g. Blacksteam Factory Ditto), but I allow 1 wild and 1 event per area to make up for it.
I've been starting EV training after Shade since I personally find Shelly and Shade to be waaaaay too easy with it (did you know Shade consistently loses in 7 turns to an EV-trained Drifblim? Focus Sash to play around a Mimikyu crit, but it doesn't even OHKO you otherwise).
Honestly? I think if I get past Terra the run's mine. Dangerous thoughts, but I'm not nearly as scared of Fiore or Adrienne as I am of Blake, Aya or Sirius. Late game has so many options, including a huge backup of shitmons to sack as needed for free switches and chip.
...and as you've shown me here, there's a very easy strat for Terra :p
What rule set did you use?
Congrats dude, will you be doing an intense rejuvenation nuzlocke in the future?
Maybe. Not in the near future as I haven't even beaten a non-nuzlocke run yet.
I like the nicknames
Well done dude :]
Thanks!
i think ill make a religion from this
Out of curiousity, how did you get EP on nidoqueen for the Cal fight? p sure u can't get the move relearner then?
Nidoqueen learns it at lv 43 in gen 7. Also, common candies can function as a pseudo move relearner.
@@meekchallenger2810 OMG, that's genius, never thought of using Common Candies that way :D
How come you set the cap to 20 when that's really high above her aces level? I assume the fight is pretty much impossible without overleveling?
That's the level cap that the game sets for that battle. The fight is not impossible with a level 16 or 17 cap, although it requires luck. It typically involves toxic spikes Trubbish, Mega Drain Roselia and an Oricorio answer like Pachirisu or an evolved starter. Pokemon that trivialize the fight like Linoone and Mightyena would not be available yet.
@@meekchallenger2810 Ah, okay. I would also simply use the autocaps and not restrict myself further.
What if I decide to style on the Reborn league anyway? Just wanna take inspiration from your video and blaze6626's first. And also wait for E19 to show up. ^_^
Why is the level cap for the first gym 20 when the gym leader’s ace is 15? I get it that trying to beat Julia with a level cap of 15 is nigh impossible due to the complete lack of viable Pokémon at that level, but raising the cap all the way to 20 is just ridiculous.
I was just using the level cap set by the game itself. It is theoretically possible to beat Julia at 15 with VA Pachirisu and Roselia, but it's very RNG. I've set a lv16 cap in my E19 run.
I didn't know the game has a built in level cap at 20 for the first gym. Good to know.
Still think that's way to easy and cap should be 16 because that's the highest level mon you face before you get your first badge.
Did you do this as a nuzlocke or did you lose/lose mons a few times at some of the battles until you found winning strategies?
This is a nuzlocke where I had to do the battles on the first try. But this is my 7th attempt that made it past Julia, and I got better and better at handling each fight throughout these attempts.
I definitely had some rough battles where I misprepared and lost mons in previous runs. For instance, I used to always lose at least one mon to Corey and Shade, and one of the attempts ended by Serra's Froslass sweeping.
@@meekchallenger2810 Nice, I've been trying something similar but haven't completed it yet - congrats. You think rejuvenation is possible?
@@komododragon5846 I haven't finished a full playthrough of Rejuvenation yet, but from what I played intense mode is harder than Reborn. I wouldn't count it out though. It's all about game knowledge.
Hopefully this video and the other one of all the other fights can help you in your attempts.
@@meekchallenger2810 I literally cannot imagine v13 intense rejuv being nuzlocked😳
Will you post anything on the gauntlets? Mansion, Glass Workstation?
Check out the video link in the description. It has all the other boss battles of this run, including the gauntlets
@@meekchallenger2810 Thanks, also, how do you get that overlay that has all the stat changes?
@@graytheoutwitter4722 That is part of the mod pack that I downloaded. You can find it here: www.rebornevo.com/forums/topic/24930-swm-modular-modpack-e1840/
The fact that you say serra is harder than Charlotte... I'm shit
Akainu*, i see a fellow One Piece fan and a Bleach fan
Devs are remaking the AI for a reason. You made all the battles look like a joke. Be ready for episode 19 release this year!!!
I might have to remake this video when episode 19 releases. Although I doubt that it would change the gym leader strategies in this video since I hardly gave them a chance to move. It would make the other bosses more difficult.
@@meekchallenger2810 What if change up Pokemon for each gym leader? They are making a bunch of changes, who knows what they'll add.
@@proto6553 If there are significant changes to the Pokemon of multiple members, I'll probably do this video again. Maybe without baton pass.
And here I thought that reborn was hard😅😅
It is. But this guy is outright awesome
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