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16th Spell: [Video/Action for Goldenrod]

[The feed clicks on to show Twilight hugging what looks like a spaceship with eyes. Looks like her Magneton finally evolved.]

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes! Finally, my very own Magnezone!

[She practically giggles in glee, clambering up onto the top of her newly evolved Pokemon with a grin. The Magnezone waits for her to be settled on top of it, and then slowly rises up into the air.]

I am Twilight Sparkle, Captain of the Starship Tesla! Our mission is to search the cosmos for-

For...

Megasoma, Snails, what are you two doing with my gear?

[The feed suddenly clicks off.]

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I'll ask for more info from those who defeated her, then. If it can give an advantage against one of the Gyms, catching one would be more than worth my time. Where did you find him?

Fittingly enough, Magnemite, the first stage of Magnezone, are first found on route 38, the route between Ecruteak and Olivine. They are very rare though, so expect to spend a lot of time searching. Mine took me over two weeks to find.

Two weeks? If I also spend them training my Houndoom, I'd have two options against Steel... Then again, Dark Hound's had some trouble gaining levels lately. A newly caught Magnemite would grow much more quickly.

It's to be expected that Pokemon slow down in gaining levels as they get stronger, though it can be circumvented by fighting more powerful opponents. About what level is your Houndour, and where are you training?

He's level 68, and we're in Azalea. We had some... trouble getting past the first Gym.

Oh. Well, yes, that would explain it. The Pokemon you'll find around Azalea won't be very good for training at that level. You'll want to go up around Ecruteak.

Can't do that just yet. We're going for the Gym this week, and the last egg that hatched hasn't been feeling well. I don't think it's up to more days of travel yet.

What sort of Pokemon is it? If it's fairing poorly maybe there are a few tips that could help it out.

A Beldum. I try not to make it use its attack because it has recoil, but it still has trouble moving for more than a few minutes at a time.

Ahhh. Actually, a friend of mine caught a Beldum recently. Maybe she'd have some insight.

I hope hers has some energy. Seeing a lump of metal droop down is a bit sad.

I'm not sure, actually. I haven't really spent any time with AJ's Beldum yet.

Too busy trying to evolve your spaceship?

Not really, it's just that she very recently got it and this has been a busy week.

Very recently? Did she get it for Christmas, too?

No, more recent than that. She only showed up in January, herself, but she's been making up for lost time with a vengeance.

Sounds like she'll go very far very quickly, with that attitude.

That's AJ for you. Of course, she does have sort of an advantage. She was here once before, and she recently got back the Pokemon she left behind.

She did? Did they find themselves at the Foster Home, then?

Precisely. She's having to try to regain their trust and affection now after over a year, but I think she's doing an admirable job.

... Aside from her Piloswine, but that's to be expected. He's a bit... unruly.

...A year, uh. It could have been much worse. What sort of unruly is he?

The violent sort. One of his favorite pastimes is to go barreling headlong at her if she stands still too long.

...Aren't Piloswine relatively large and tusked?

Not as much so as their final evolution, Mamoswine, but yes. Yes they are. I don't think I need to elaborate on the implications there.

Yeah, I can already tell they're painful and bloody.

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