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Physiology

Deino is a small blue skinned quadrupedal Pokémon with black fur covering its head and neck which conceals everything but its mouth from view. The fur around its neck also has six purple spots encircling it, which resemble bruises. The hair on the top of its head takes the shape of a single small horn. It also has a short tail.

Gender differences

None.

Special abilities

Deino have the vigor and energy to bite constantly and without stopping.

Behavior

Because they are blind, Deino will bite at anything. They never stop biting, and are therefore dangerous to approach without taking precautions. They will also ram anything, ensuring that they always have bruises all over them.
As seen in The Lonely Deino, Deino may rear up on their hind legs when they are happy.

Habitat

Deino primarily lives in caves with abundant water sources.

Diet

Main article: Pokémon food

Deino can and will eat anything.

Pokemon mega evlutions.

stic details. The video featured Satoru Iwata (President of Nintendo), Tsunekazu Ishihara (CEO of The Pokémon Company) and Junichi Masuda (Director at Game Freak). First in the video they talked about how trading between games has evolved over the years, from link cables to wireless to wi-fi trading over the internet.
Then a new service called Pokémon Bank was announced, which is an online cloud storage service for your Pokémon! In Pokémon X&Y you will be able to send any Pokémon from your game to the Pokémon Bank. This will be a paid service - in Japan it's confirmed to be 500 Yen per year, which is about $5 or £3.
Furthermore, a new app called PokéTransporter will be released for 3DS. When you have any generation 5 game (Black/White/Black 2/White 2) in your 3DS, the PokéTransporter app will allow you to migrate the Pokémon off the cartridge and in to the Pokémon Bank. Then, back on Pokémon X&Y you can download them from the bank into your game!
Next up they talked about Mega Evolutions. It was confirmed that Professor Sycamore gives you one of the original starters - Bulbasaur, Charmander or Squirtle - later in the game. But then it was confirmed that they all have Mega Evolutions! Also key to Mega Evolution is a new Mega Ring item, that causes Pokémon to Mega-Evolve when the ring connects with the Mega Stone the Pokémon is holding.

Official art of the Kanto starters Mega Evolutions
All three Mega Evolutions keep their type, but get new abilities. Mega Venusaur has Thick Fat (which halves the damage of Fire and Ice type attacks), and its Defense and Special Defense increase; Mega Charizard has Drought (makes it sunny) and its Special Attack increases; Mega Blastoise has a new ability Mega Launcher which makes pulse moves stronger (such as Water Pulse and Dark Pulse).
At one point Ishihara seemed to imply that every Pokémon will get a Mega Evolution: It's fun to imagine how each Pokémon will turn out with Mega Evolution. I want to see what happens to every single Pokémon. This is not 100% confirmed, however; it's possible that Mega Evolutions for all Pokémon will come in future games. More pictures below, including a new mystery Pokémon!

New "Mega" Pokemon announced!

Pokemon X & Y — 09 August, 2013
As noted in the previous article, CoroCoro has leaked and given details of new Pokemon and features. The biggest news, however, was the announcement of Mega Evolution. Described as an Evolution beyond all Evolution, Mega-Evolved Pokemon are stronger and often have a different type or ability. Six Mega Pokemon have been revealed so far, including Mewtwo, whose previously seen Awakened form is now confirmed to actually be a Mega Evolution.

Mega Mewtwo, Mega Lucario and Mega Blaziken

Mega Mawile, Mega Absol and Mega Ampharos
However, although officially called Mega Evolution, the process is more like a form change. Pokemon can only enter their Mega forms in battle, when holding a unique Mega Stone item for each Pokemon. Blaziken, for example, evolves in battle when holding Blazikenite. A special event is lined up for the release of Pokemon X & Y to obtain a Torchic holding a Blazikenite.
Summary of the known Mega Pokemon:
Mega Mewtwo has higher Special Attack and the ability Insomnia.
Mega Lucario has higher Attack and the ability Adaptability. Requires Lucarionite.
Mega Blaziken has higher Attack and the ability Speed Boost. Requires Blazikenite.
Mega Mawile is Steel/Fairy type and the ability Huge Power.
Mega Absol has higher Attack and Speed and the ability Magic Bounce.
Mega Ampharos is Electric/Dragon type and has the ability Mold Breaker.
UPDATE: video of the Mega transformations below...

 

Mega Garchomp's Evolutions

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Garchomp		Mega Garchomp

Mega Garchomp is the Mega Evolved form of Garchomp, evolving via Mega Evolution. It Mega Evolves during battle while its Mega Stone is held, along with whatever triggers Mega Evolution


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WALKTHROUGHS

pokemon emerald

• Part 1 - Littleroot Town, Route 101, Oldale Town, Route 103, Route 102, Petalburg City
• Part 2 - Route 104, Petalburg Woods, Rustboro City, Rustboro Gym, Route 116, Rusturf Tunnel
• Part 3 - Rustboro City, Dewford Town, Dewford Gym, Granite Cave, Route 109, Slateport City
• Part 4 - Route 110, Route 103, Mauville City, Mauville Gym
• Part 5 - Mauville City, Route 117, Verdanturf Town, Route 111, Route 112, Fiery Path, Route 113
• Part 6 - Fallarbor Town, Route 114, Meteor Falls
• Part 7 - Route 115, Mt. Chimney, Jagged Pass, Lavaridge Town, Lavaridge Town Gym
• Part 8 - Route 111, Rustboro City, Petalburg City, Petalburg City Gym
• Part 9 - New Mauville, Route 118, Route 119, Fortree City, Fortree Gym
• Part 10 - Route 120, Route 121, Lilycove City, Safari Zone, Mt. Pyre, Magma Hideout
• Part 11 - Slateport City, Aqua Hideout, Route 124, Mossdeep City, Route 125, Mossdeep Gym, Mossdeep Space Center
• Part 12 - Route 126, Route 127, Route 128, Seafloor Cavern, Sootopolis City
• Part 13 - Route 129, Route 130, Route 131, Pacifidlog Town, Route 132, Route 133
• Part 14 - Sootopolis City, Sky Pillar, Sootopolis Gym, Route 128
• Part 15 - Ever Grande City, Victory Road
• Part 16 - The Pokémon League
  

pokemon platinum

• Twinleaf Town
• Route 201
• Verity Lakefront
• Lake Verity
• Sandgem Town
• Route 202
• Jubilife City
• Route 203
• Oreburgh Gate
• Oreburgh City
• Oreburgh Mine
• Route 204 & Ravaged Path
• Floaroma Town & Floaroma Meadow
• Route 205 & Valley Windworks
• Eterna Forest & The Old Chateau
• Route 205 (Eterna City Side)
• Eterna City
• Route 206
• Wayward Cave
• Route 207
• Route 208
• Hearthome City
• Amity Square
• Route 209
• The Lost Tower
• Solaceon Town
• Solaceon Ruins
• Route 210
• Route 215
• Veilstone City
• Route 212
  

• Pokémon Mansion
• Pastoria City
• Pastoria Great Marsh
• Route 213
• Route 214
• Celestic Town
• Fuego Ironworks
• Routes 219-221
• Route 218
• Canalave City
• Iron Island
• Lake Valor
• Route 211
• Mt. Coronet (north)
• Route 216
• Route 217
• Acuity Lakefront
• Snowpoint City
• Lake Acuity
• Team Galactic Headquarters
• Mt. Coronet
• Route 222
• Sunyshore City
• Route 223
• Victory Road
• The Elite Four
• Fight Area and Battle Tower
• Route 230
• Route 229
• Resort Area
• Route 228
  
  
  • Route 226
  • Survival Area
  • Route 227
  • Route 225
  • Stark Mountain
  • Spring Path/Sendoff Spring
  • Turnback Cave
  • Route 224
  • Fullmoon Island
  • Manaphy Egg Quest
  • Newmoon Island
  • Flower Paradise
  • Hall of Origin
    
  
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  POKEMON PLATINUM VICTORY ROAD

POKEDEX

Nat.#	Unv.#	Name	Type	HP	Atk	Def	SAt	SDf	Spd	BST
1	-	Bulbasaur	Grass Poison	45	49	49	65	65	45	318
2	-	Ivysaur	Grass Poison	60	62	63	80	80	60	405
3	-	Venusaur	Grass Poison	80	82	83	100	100	80	525
4	-	Charmander	Fire	39	52	43	60	50	65	309
5	-	Charmeleon	Fire	58	64	58	80	65	80	405
6	-	Charizard	Fire Flying	78	84	78	109	85	100	534
7	-	Squirtle	Water	44	48	65	50	64	43	314
8	-	Wartortle	Water	59	63	80	65	80	58	405
9	-	Blastoise	Water	79	83	100	85	105	78	530
10	-	Caterpie	Bug	45	30	35	20	20	45	195
11	-	Metapod	Bug	50	20	55	25	25	30	205
12	-	Butterfree	Bug Flying	60	45	50	80	80	70	385
13	-	Weedle	Bug Poison	40	35	30	20	20	50	195
14	-	Kakuna	Bug Poison	45	25	50	25	25	35	205
15	-	Beedrill	Bug Poison	65	80	40	45	80	75	385
16	-	Pidgey	Normal Flying	40	45	40	35	35	56	251
17	-	Pidgeotto	Normal Flying	63	60	55	50	50	71	349
18	-	Pidgeot	Normal Flying	83	80	75	70	70	91	469
19	59	Rattata	Normal	30	56	35	25	35	72	253
20	60	Raticate	Normal	55	81	60	50	70	97	413
21	-	Spearow	Normal Flying	40	60	30	31	31	70	262
22	-	Fearow	Normal Flying	65	90	65	61	61	100	442
23	-	Ekans	Poison	35	60	44	40	54	55	288
24	-	Arbok	Poison	60	85	69	65	79	80	438
25	-	Pikachu	Electr	35	55	30	50	40	90	300
26	-	Raichu	Electr	60	90	55	90	80	100	475
27	113	Sandshrew	Ground	50	75	85	20	30	40	300
28	114	Sandslash	Ground	75	100	110	45	55	65	450
29	-	Nidoran F	Poison	55	47	52	40	40	41	275
30	-	Nidorina	Poison	70	62	67	55	55	56	365
31	-	Nidoqueen	Poison Ground	90	82	87	75	85	76	495
32	-	Nidoran M	Poison	46	57	40	40	40	50	273
33	-	Nidorino	Poison	61	72	57	55	55	65	365
34	-	Nidoking	Poison Ground	81	92	77	85	75	85	495
35	89	Clefairy	Normal	70	45	48	60	65	35	323
36	90	Clefable	Normal	95	70	73	85	90	60	473
37	248	Vulpix	Fire	38	41	40	50	65	65	299
38	249	Ninetales	Fire	73	76	75	81	100	100	505
39	282	Jigglypuff	Normal	115	45	20	45	25	20	270
40	283	Wigglytuff	Normal	140	70	45	75	50	45	425
41	61	Zubat	Poison Flying	40	45	35	30	40	55	245
42	62	Golbat	Poison Flying	75	80	70	65	75	90	455
43	-	Oddish	Grass Poison	45	50	55	75	65	30	320
44	-	Gloom	Grass Poison	60	65	70	85	75	40	395
45	-	Vileplume	Grass Poison	75	80	85	100	90	50	480
46	-	Paras	Bug Grass	35	70	55	45	55	25	285
47	-	Parasect	Bug Grass	60	95	80	60	80	30	405
48	-	Venonat	Bug Poison	60	55	50	40	55	45	305
49	-	Venomoth	Bug Poison	70	65	60	90	75	90	450
50	-	Diglett	Ground	10	55	25	35	45	95	265
51	-	Dugtrio	Ground	35	80	50	50	70	120	405
52	-	Meowth	Normal	40	45	35	40	40	90	290
53	-	Persian	Normal	65	70	60	65	65	115	440
54	28	Psyduck	Water	50	52	48	65	50	55	320
55	29	Golduck	Water	80	82	78	95	80	85	500
56	-	Mankey	Fight	40	80	35	35	45	70	305
57	-	Primeape	Fight	65	105	60	60	70	95	455
58	51	Growlithe	Fire	55	70	45	70	50	60	350
59	52	Arcanine	Fire	90	110	80	100	80	95	555
60	-	Poliwag	Water	40	50	40	40	40	90	300
61	-	Poliwhirl	Water	65	65	65	50	50	90	385
62	-	Poliwrath	Water Fight	90	85	95	70	90	70	500
63	-	Abra	Psychc	25	20	15	105	55	90	310
64	-	Kadabra	Psychc	40	35	30	120	70	105	400
65	-	Alakazam	Psychc	55	50	45	135	85	120	490
66	-	Machop	Fight	70	80	50	35	35	35	305
67	-	Machoke	Fight	80	100	70	50	60	45	405
68	-	Machamp	Fight	90	130	80	65	85	55	505
69	-	Bellsprout	Grass Poison	50	75	35	70	30	40	300
70	-	Weepinbell	Grass Poison	65	90	50	85	45	55	390
71	-	Victreebel	Grass Poison	80	105	65	100	60	70	480
72	-	Tentacool	Water Poison	40	40	35	50	100	70	335
73	-	Tentacruel	Water Poison	80	70	65	80	120	100	515
74	-	Geodude	Rock Ground	40	80	100	30	30	20	300
75	-	Graveler	Rock Ground	55	95	115	45	45	35	390
76	-	Golem	Rock Ground	80	110	130	55	65	45	485
77	-	Ponyta	Fire	50	85	55	65	65	90	410
78	-	Rapidash	Fire	65	100	70	80	80	105	500
79	-	Slowpoke	Water Psychc	90	65	65	40	40	15	315
80	-	Slowbro	Water Psychc	95	75	110	100	80	30	490
81	48	Magnemite	Electr Steel	25	35	70	95	55	45	325
82	49	Magneton	Electr Steel	50	60	95	120	70	70	465
83	-	Farfetch'd	Normal Flying	52	65	55	58	62	60	352
84	-	Doduo	Normal Flying	35	85	45	35	35	75	310
85	-	Dodrio	Normal Flying	60	110	70	60	60	100	460
86	265	Seel	Water	65	45	55	45	70	45	325
87	266	Dewgong	Water Ice	90	70	80	70	95	70	475
88	64	Grimer	Poison	80	80	50	40	50	25	325
89	65	Muk	Poison	105	105	75	65	100	50	500
90	-	Shellder	Water	30	65	100	45	25	40	305
91	-	Cloyster	Water Ice	50	95	180	85	45	70	525
92	-	Gastly	Ghost Poison	30	35	30	100	35	80	310
93	-	Haunter	Ghost Poison	45	50	45	115	55	95	405
94	-	Gengar	Ghost Poison	60	65	60	130	75	110	500
95	71	Onix	Rock Ground	35	45	160	30	45	70	385
96	-	Drowzee	Psychc	60	48	45	43	90	42	328
97	-	Hypno	Psychc	85	73	70	73	115	67	483
98	-	Krabby	Water	30	105	90	25	25	50	325
99	-	Kingler	Water	55	130	115	50	50	75	475
100	-	Voltorb	Electr	40	30	50	55	55	100	330

Kalos region starters evolved

Chespin

The Grass-type Pokémon Chespin has a tough shell covering its head and back. Despite having a curious nature that tends to get it in trouble, Chespin keeps an optimistic outlook and doesn't worry about small details.

Quilladin

When Chespin evolves into Quilladin, the hard spikes on its body grow even sturdier. Despite its prickly appearance, Quilladin is considered a gentle Pokémon that avoids battle.

   

Fennekin to Braixen

Searing heat blows from the ears of the Fire-type Pokémon Fennekin. This Pokémon loves to snack on twigs. Fennekin can be temperamental, but it tries to do its best for its Trainer.