Pokemon Emerald Seaglass Documentation - Guidetonote.com (2024)

Pokemon Emerald Seaglass Documentation contains pretty much everything you need to know for an Emerald Seaglass playthrough! Below include details about features, wild encounters, Pokémon type changes, story changes, easter eggs, and more.

Below is a table of all available Pokémon in Emerald Seaglass, along with their typing and locations. Note that many Pokémon have changed types to make them more interesting or fun to use. All Generation 1-3 Pokémon are available, along with their cross-gen evolutions (Weavile, Annihilape, etc.)! There are also some “easter egg” Pokémon, discussed below the table.

There are a few extra Pokémon not from the first 3 generations that can be obtained in this hack. I kept them
pretty limited and out-of-the-way, as they’re meant to be more like easter eggs to be discovered.

All legendary Pokémon from the first 3 generations can be encountered in Pokémon Emerald Seaglass. Details
can be read below, but if you’d prefer a spoiler-free experience, stick to the hints in the table above!

Other legendaries, which were locked behind exclusive events or completely absent from vanilla Emerald, are
now accessible through a storyline with a Sailor in Mossdeep, distinguished by a unique eyepatch and slightly
different clothes. These should mostly be possible before the Elite Four!

The following Legendaries found after completing Mossdeep Sailor’s first 3 quests (triggered when he says he’s “going exploring for more legendaries”):

This category includes things like evolution items and helpful items that are a bit out of the way. If an item is
not listed, it is likely available in the normal Emerald location!

Pacifidlog Town has undergone some renovations to make it relevant to your adventure in Pokémon Emerald
Seaglass! The biggest change is the addition of the Diving Minigame, accessed by speaking to the Sailor NPC
on the eastern platform of Pacifidlog. To play this, you do not need the Dive HM! You are basically teleported
to a patchwork of underwater areas with encounters of varying levels and species, playing a game combining
aspects of the Safari zone and the Bug Catching contest of Johto.
Rules and Guidelines:

Score Calculation: Rarity Score + (Level * 3) + (HP IV + ATK IV + DEF IV + SP_ATK IV + SP_DEF IV +
SPD IV) + Remaining HP = Score
(Example: Pokémon with a rarity score of 100, level 5, perfect 31 IVs in all stats, and with 25 HP remaining
would be calculated as 100+15+(31*6)+25 = 326.)

Rewards: The first time you play the minigame, setting your first high score, you receive the HM07 Waterfall.
After this, rewards are randomly selected from a pool of treasures (shards, nuggets, pearls, etc.), evolution
items, and other fun items. When a new high score is set, the player is rewarded with 5 Heart Scales and a
random TM from a pool of good moves (Flamethrower, Dragon Claw, Thunderbolt, etc.)

Pinball machines are available to play in Mauville Game Corner and Mossdeep Game Corner! There are four
different types of pinball games to play: Meowth Pinball, Gengar Pinball, Seel Pinball, and Diglett Pinball, all
with different play styles.
Rewards: By winning a pinball game, you win 1 “Pinball Point”, which can be exchanged for rare items and
Pokémon. In Mauville, you can exchange Pinball Points for apricorn (and other rare) Pokéballs and eggs of
random Alolan forms! In Mossdeep, you can exchange Pinball Points for random rare items, and you can
exchange money for more Points.

On the east side of Rustboro City, an old Wishing Well can be accessed. By throwing a Wishing Star down the
well, a random Pokémon appears, similar to Wonder Trade or a Gacha system. If you’re lucky, you can get
some pretty cool rare Pokémon early on like this!

After obtaining the Pokédex from Professor Birch, your Mom will catch you leaving Littleroot and install the
DexNav! Accessible in the Start Menu, the DexNav allows you to see how many Pokémon are in an area, and
after seeing one for the first time, you can target them.
As you explore, occasionally (roughly every ~200 steps), the DexNav will detect a Pokémon nearby
automatically for you to find. 50% of the time, these Pokémon are considered “Hidden Pokémon”, which can
only be found through this method. No Pokémon are exclusive to being hidden, but they allow for more options
in the early game, and more variety in wild encounters overall.
Many features of the ORAS DexNav have been ported over. You can chain Pokémon to increase shiny odds,
find rare egg moves, and increase IVs. Use the “JUSTSHOWME” cheat code to see all DexNav Pokémon!

In-game cheat codes exist to help give players with alternative play styles more options! These codes include
rare candies, master balls, and other items that can help people avoid the grind. The codes are listed below:

Official by the author.

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