There's a lot to keep track of in Emerald Blitz, especially when you're just starting out. Here are some handy at-a-glance references for essential information.
Heart Scale Locations
Exchange Heart Scales at the Move Relearner to access powerful moves. Heart Scales can be found hidden in the following locations:
Route 104
Route 106
Route 109
Route 109
Route 118
Route 109
Lilycove City
Route 105
Route 115
Type-enhancing items
Type-enhancing items boost damage by 20%. They can be found in the following locations:
Petalburg Woods
Dewford Town
Route 109
Lavaridge Herb Shop
Weather Institute
Route 116
Shoal Cave Basement
Key NPCs
Locations of important NPCs.
Status Chef - Slateport Market
Berry Saleswoman - Route 104
Move Tutor - Fallarbor Town
Rotom Catalogs - Fortree City
Substitute Tutor - Lilycove City
Day Care - Route 117
Time-of-Day Jump - Starting House
Energy Guru - Slateport City
Sitrus Berries
Sitrus Berries can't be purchased until after beating the 6th gym. In the meantime, you have access to eight of them on your way to Fortree City:
Route 118
Route 119
Route 123
Slateport Market Items
The following items are available for purchase at the Slateport Market. At each badge threshold, the items below are added to the merchant's stock.
TMs
Game Start — 1000
Bullet Seed
Hail
Safeguard
Sandstorm
Skill Swap
Steel Wing
Thief
Torment
Trick Room
Badge 4 — 2000
Double Team
Light Screen
Reflect
Rest
Badge 4 — 3000
Brick Break
Dazzling Gleam
Dig
Dragon Claw
Giga Drain
Hyper Beam
Iron Tail
Rain Dance
Shadow Ball
Snarl
Solar Beam
Sunny Day
X Scissor
Badge 4 — 5000
Blizzard
Fire Blast
Flamethrower
Ice Beam
Sludge Bomb
Thunderbolt
Thunder
Protect
Psychic
Badge 4 — 8000
Earthquake
Hone Claws
Items
Game Start
-
Ability Capsule
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- Azurill (Huge Power)
- Chewtle (Strong Jaw)
- Chinchou (Volt Absorb)
- Gossifleur (Cotton Down)
- Growlithe (Intimidate)
- Helioptile (Dry Skin)
- Litwick (Flash Fire)
- Joltik (Compound Eyes)
- Mawile (Intimidate)
- Meowth (Tough Claws)
- Minccino (Technician)
- Mudbray (Stamina)
- Scatterbug (Compound Eyes)
- Shellder (Skill Link)
- Shinx (Intimidate)
- Shroomish (Poison Heal)
- Snubbull (Intimidate)
- Stufful (Fluffy)
- Teddiursa (Guts)
- Wattrel (Volt Absorb)
- Wooper (Water Absorb)
- Roggenrola (Weak Armor, Sand Stream on Gigalith)
- Wingull (Hydration, Drizzle on Pelipper)
- Zigzagoon (Gluttony, Guts on Obstagoon)
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Ability Patch
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- Bunnelby (Huge Power)
- Cacnea (Water Absorb)
- Corphish (Adaptability)
- Exeggcute (Harvest)
- Froakie (Protean)
- Litten (Intimidate)
- Minccino (Skill Link)
- Skrelp (Adaptability)
- Slowpoke (Regenerator)
- Totodile (Sheer Force)
- Vulpix (Snow Warning)
- Corsola (Regenerator, Perish Body on Cursola)
- Poliwag (Swift Swim, Drizzle on Politoed)
- Shroomish (Quick Feet, Technician on Breloom)
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- Serious Mint
Badge 2
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Energy Guru
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- Aron > Lairon
- Goomy > Sliggoo
- Hatenna > Hattrem
- Honedge > Doublade
- Horsea > Seadra
- Impidimp > Morgrem
- Jangmo-o > Hakamo-o
- Litwick > Lampent
- Solosis > Duosion
- Spheal > Sealeo
- Swinub > Piloswine
- Trapinch > Vibrava
- Tynamo > Eelektrik
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Badge 4
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Energy Oracle
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- Amaura > Aurorus
- Archen > Archeops
- Clauncher > Clawitzer
- Corsola-Galar > Cursola
- Croagunk > Toxicroak
- Elgyem > Beheeyem
- Frillish > Jellicent
- Meditite > Medicham
- Ponyta > Rapidash
- Sandygast > Palossand
- Shuppet > Banette
- Skorupi > Drapion
- Slowpoke > Slowbro-Galar
- Snorunt > Glalie
- Snover > Abomasnow
- Tirtouga > Carracosta
- Tyrunt > Tyrantrum
- Varoom > Revavroom
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- Fire Stone
- Growlithe > Arcanine
- Pansear > Simisear
- Eevee > Flareon
- Water Stone
- Poliwhirl > Poliwrath
- Shellder > Cloyster
- Staryu > Starmie
- Eevee > Vaporeon
- Thunder Stone
- Magneton > Magnezone
- Nosepass > Probopass
- Charjabug > Vikavolt
- Pikachu > Raichu
- Eevee > Jolteon
- Leaf Stone
- Gloom > Vileplume
- Exeggcute > Exeggutor
- Voltorb > Electrode
- Eevee > Leafeon
- Ice Stone
- Vulpix-Alola > Ninetales-Alola
- Cetoddle > Cetitan
- Eevee > Glaceon
- Moon Stone
- Clefairy > Clefable
- Jigglypuff > Wigglytuff
- Eevee > Umbreon
- Sun Stone
- Gloom > Bellossom
- Exeggcute > Exeggutor-Alola
- Helioptile > Heliolisk
- Pikachu > Raichu-Alola
- Eevee > Espeon
- Shiny Stone
- Floette > Florges
- Minccino > Cinccino
- Togetic > Togekiss
- Roselia > Roserade
- Eevee > Sylveon
- Dawn Stone
- Kirlia > Gallade
- Snorunt > Froslass
- Dusk Stone
- Doublade > Aegislash
- Litwick > Chandelure
- Murkrow > Honchkrow
- Sneasel > Weavile
- Dragon Scale
- Seadra > Kingdra
- King's Rock
- Poliwhirl > Politoed
- Slowpoke-Galar > Slowking-Galar
- Scyther > Kleavor
- Metal Coat
- Scyther > Scizor
- Onix > Steelix
- Goomy > Sliggoo-Hisui
- Soothe Bell
- Buneary > Lopunny
- Swadloon > Leavanny
- Chansey > Blissey
- Golbat > Crobat
Badge 6
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Linking Cord
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- Boldore > Gigalith
- Graveler > Golem
- Gurdurr > Conkeldurr
- Haunter > Gengar
- Machoke > Machamp
- Porygon2 > Porygon-Z
- Electabuzz > Electivire
- Magmar > Magmortar
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Mega Stones
Game Start
- Mawilite
- Sablenite
Badge 6
- Abomasite
- Absolite
- Banettite
- Cameruptite
- Chimechite
- Dragalgite
- Excadrillite
- Falinksite
- Froslassite
- Glalitite
- Hawluchanite
- Houndoominite
- Lopunnite
- Lucarionite
- Malamarite
- Manectite
- Medichamite
- Meowsticite
- Pyroarite
- Raichunite X
- Scizorite
- Sharpedonite
- Starmite
- Steelixite
Badge 8
- Aggronite
- Ampharosite
- Beedrillite
- Blastoisinite
- Blazikenite
- Chandelurite
- Charizardite X
- Chesnaughtite
- Clefablite
- Delphoxite
- Feraligatrite
- Galladite
- Garchompite
- Gardevoirite
- Gengarite
- Greninjite
- Salamencite
- Sceptilite
- Scoliopedite
- Staraptite
- Swampertite
- Venusaurite
Gym Benchmarks
The Rare Candy stops leveling up your Pokémon at these thresholds. Defeating each gym leader also rewards you with a set amount of money.
| Gym | Level Cap | Money Awarded |
|---|---|---|
| Gym 1 | 15 | 3,750 |
| Gym 2 | 19 | 4,750 |
| Gym 3 | 24 | 6,000 |
| Gym 4 | 29 | 7,250 |
| Gym 5 | 32 | 8,000 |
| Gym 6 | 35 | 8,750 |
| Gym 7 | 42 | 10,250 |
| Gym 8 | 48 | 12,000 |
| Elite 4 | 58 | - |
Complete Learnsets
Emerald Blitz uses generation 7 learnsets. For a complete list of the moves accessible to each Pokemon, see:
AI Logic
All enemy Pokemon have Serious nature (neutral) with 31 IVs and 0 EVs in every stat.
The AI can only heal each Pokemon a maximum of once per battle.
The enemy AI is 50% likely to switch if...
- Their primary attacking type has been lowered to -3 or greater
- They're Leech Seeded and have an attacking stat lowered to -1 or greater
- They're Drowsy from Yawn
The enemy AI is 100% likely to switch if...
- It's their Pokémon's final turn of Perish Song
- Their Pokémon has Truant and you've shown a Protect-like move
- Your Pokémon has Wonder Guard, their Pokemon can't hit it, and they have a different Pokémon which can hit it
