Appendix:Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire walkthrough/Section 25

This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
These pages follow the remade Nintendo 3DS iteration, not Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. The guide for those games can be found here.

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Battle Resort

Battle Resort

The grand Battle Resort was built with the goal of allowing Trainers to enjoy every kind of Pokémon battle. The many shops, attractions, and skilled Trainers found on this tropical island make it an ideal destination for Trainers seeking to improve their battling skills. To reach it, catch the ferry in either Slateport or Lilycove.

Available Pokémon

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Surfing Tentacruel OR AS Surfing 35 50% Mantyke OR AS Surfing 35 30% Pelipper OR AS Surfing 35, 40 19% Mantine OR AS Surfing 40 1% Fishing Magikarp OR AS Fishing Old Rod 10, 15 65% Tentacool OR AS Fishing Old Rod 5 35% Magikarp OR AS Fishing Good Rod 25 60% Tentacool OR AS Fishing Good Rod 25 35% Remoraid OR AS Fishing Good Rod 25 5% Remoraid OR AS Fishing Super Rod 30, 35 95% Octillery OR AS Fishing Super Rod 40 5% Gift Pokémon Sharpedo OR AS Gift 40 One Camerupt OR AS Gift 40 One A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Items

Item Location Games Lower level Sharpedonite On the pier, from Team Aqua upon arriving  OR  Cameruptite On the pier, from Team Magma upon arriving  AS  Max Ether South end of the pier (hidden)  OR  AS  Vs. Recorder From a Collector at the entrance (if not previously obtained at the Battle Institute)  OR  AS  TM87 (Swagger) From a Lady in the Day Care Annex, after lending her $100  OR  AS  Big Pearl Southeast of the Day Care Annex, east side of the rocky outcropping (hidden)  OR  AS  Full Restore Northeast side of the island, between three rocks near a male Swimmer (hidden)  OR  AS  Gengarite Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  Protein Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  Zinc Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  Carbos Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  HP Up Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island West side of the island, in the northernmost Move Tutor's hut (hidden)  OR  AS  Iron Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  Calcium Custodian's cabin on the northeast corner of the island  OR  AS  Middle level Lansat Berry From the little girl in the first cabin east of the Battle Maison, after reaching 100 consecutive victories at the facility  OR  AS  Starf Berry From the little girl in the first cabin east of the Battle Maison, after reaching 200 consecutive victories at the facility  OR  AS  Passho Berry Second cabin east of the Battle Maison, held by the Camerupt received from the Team Magma Grunt  OR  AS  Wacan Berry Second cabin east of the Battle Maison, held by the Sharpedo received from the Team Aqua Grunt  OR  AS  Footprint Ribbon Northwest stilt cabin, from a Collector after showing him a Pokémon that has gained at least 30 levels  OR  AS  Level Release Northwest stilt cabin, from a Battle Girl  OR  AS  Audinite Northeast stilt cabin; from Looker, after finding him on the eastern shore  OR  AS  Upper level Big Mushroom (one per day) Northeast of the Battle Maison, from the girl after winning her Whismur shuffle game  OR  AS

Catch up with Wally

Stepping off the S.S. Tidal, you're surprised to find your friend Wally standing on the pier. The little guy is bursting with excitement and can't wait to explore everything that this tropical paradise has to offer—especially now that you're here to enjoy it with him!

Receive a Mega Stone

Wally's excitement nearly lands him in hot water as he dashes through a group of high-ranking Team Aqua^OR/Team Magma^AS members, including Archie^OR/Maxie^AS. He apologizes and no harm is done, but Archie/Maxie has a few words for you—and a new Mega Stone, as well! Pocket the Sharpedonite^OR/Cameruptite^AS that Matt^OR/Courtney^AS hands you before hurrying after Wally.

Lower level

Learn of the Battle Maison

As you and Wally step onto the island, you catch the attention of a Collector. He can tell that the two of you are not here as spectators, and suggests checking out the Battle Maison, the big building in the center of the island. He also hands each of you a Vs. Recorder, if you haven't yet obtained one. Wally runs off to explore, leaving you to do the same.

Meet the Judge

Visit the Pokémon Center and speak to the Ace Trainer who stands in the corner. People call him the Judge, as he has the power to judge a Pokémon's individual potential for greatness. Show the Judge any Pokémon, and he'll tell you whether or not it has the potential to become the mightiest of its species.

Pokémon Day Care Annex

Go east from the Pokémon Center to reach the Day Care Annex. It operates the same way as the Day Care Center on Route 117. Between the two facilities, four individual Pokémon can be raised—or two pairs of Pokémon can be bred—at the same time.

Inside, the rather pompous Lady needs some money to help her out of a jam. If you decide to lend her $100, she rewards you with TM87 (Swagger).

Talk Bikes with a Triathlete

Visit the beach on the island's southeast side to find a Bike-riding Triathlete staring out to sea. Chat up this obvious Bike enthusiast, and he'll be blown away by the Bike you got from Rydel's Cycles. It seems he's been thinking about buying one of Rydel's Bikes for himself. If you also spoke with a certain Hex Maniac in Route 111's central desert and a particular Bird Keeper on Route 119, who were both equally impressed by your Bikes, then return to Mauville and pay Rydel a visit. You'll find that he will now let you keep both the Mach Bike and Acro Bike at the same time. No more swapping Bikes, and you can now reach two valuable TMs in the Hoenn Safari Zone and one at the Mirage Cave (north of Fallarbor Town)!

Meet Looker

Head up the beach on the island's east side to find a man in a trench coat doubled over near the shore. This coat-wearing castaway is known as Looker, a tough detective who solved many mysteries and crimes around Lumiose City before leaving the distant Kalos region for new adventures. He looks all washed up, but you don't get the chance to help him as he is rescued by an all-too-eager Beauty.

Battle Resort Masters

These five Trainers wander the island, each one specializing in a certain Pokémon type. Combined with the eight Gym Leaders, Elite Four, and Champion, you can now face master Trainers for each of the 18 Pokémon types! Continue going north (right) along the beach to meet the first of the Battle Resort masters. This is the Fairy-type master, Fairy Tale Girl Josephine, and though she's still young she has already mastered the delicate intricacies of battling with Fairy-type Pokémon.

Custodian's Cabin

Visit the small cabin on the island's northeast shore to meet the Battle Resort's elderly custodian. He has collected a number of valuable items that people have carelessly left around the island, and invites you to take whatever you like. Be sure to check the sparkling spot as well to obtain another Mega Stone, a Gengarite.

Meet the Move Tutors

Head westward (right) from the custodian's cabin and you'll soon meet the island's Poison-type master, Rich Boy Antoin. Whether you battle him or not, continue on to the west side of the island, where several Move Tutors have set up shop. In exchange for a few Battle Points, these four Move Tutors will teach your Pokémon a wide variety of moves. Battle Points can be earned at the Battle Maison, and by doing well at the Battle Institute in Mauville.

In addition, the island's resident Grass-type master, Aroma Lady Carnation, stands ready for battle on the nearby shore.

Mid-level

Scale the Hill

You've come full-circle, and are now back near the Pokémon Center. There's nowhere else to go but up! Climb the stairway to find the Battle Maison, but finish exploring the island before stepping inside. The final two type specialists—the Ground-type master, Poké Maniac Kelvin, and the Bug-type master, Bug Maniac Felix—can be found staring each other down in a small arena to the west.

Visit the East Cabins

Go down the stairway to the east to reach a lower level with a couple of cabins. The woman in the first cabin turns out to be a Berry enthusiast; speak to her once per day to receive either a Pomeg, Kelpsy, Qualot, Hondew, Grepa, or Tamato Berry.

When you enter the eastern cabin, your eyes find a startling sight. It seems that a Team Magma Grunt and a Team Aqua Grunt have booked their own private cabin! You've startled them, and it's not long before other members of Team Magma and Team Aqua arrive. After the initial shock, it turns out that times have changed and nobody is upset about the two Grunts getting together.

Leave the Grunts' cabin to let them recover from their shocking discovery, and take the opportunity to rest at the Pokémon Center. Be sure to free up two slots in your party, as well. Return to their cabin afterward to learn that they've decided to call off their relationship after all. Relieved to have everything out in the open, and eager to put their unhappy past behind them, they each give you a Pokémon: Camerupt and Sharpedo!

Stilt Houses

Head east from the Grunts' cabin and cross the bridge to reach several stilt homes standing above the water. In the first house, a Collector will give you a Footprint Ribbon if you show him a Pokémon that you've raised 30 levels or more. Speak to the nearby Battle Girl afterward to receive a Level Release for your Secret Base. Check in on Looker next, who is resting comfortably with the Beauty in the neighboring house. He'll give you an Audinite as thanks for looking out for him on the beach.

Upper level

The Famous Whismur Show

Return to the Grunts' cabin and climb the nearby stairway to reach the island's highest point. An impressive model of the proposed Battle Frontier is prominently displayed here, and to the west lies the Battle Resort's happiest attraction—the Whismur show! Watch the Whismur dance each day, and try to pick out the one that's holding the Big Mushroom. If you guess correctly, you get to keep the item, which can be sold to stores for $2500.

Battle Maison

Having given the entire island a thorough search, it's now time to check out the Battle Maison! There's plenty of battling to be done inside, but don't worry about resting up beforehand. The receptionist in the main hall will heal your Pokémon before each battle, and you will also find a handy PC if you should need to reorganize the Pokémon in your party or Battle Box.

Challengers fight to earn Battle Points and to increase their current winning streak. Battles conducted here are subject to certain rules that differ from normal battles. The amount of awarded Battles Points varies based on the length of the current winning streak. These points may be redeemed for valuable prizes. Certain Pokémon are ineligible to participate. After reaching both 20 and 50 consecutive victories in each format—Single, Double, Triple, and Rotation—challengers must face one of the Battle Chatelaines. Defeating one of these four sisters on the 50th consecutive victory earns the challenger a commemorative monument located in the building's lobby.

Pokémon League: Round 2

Now that the events of the Delta Episode is over, the Champion Steven Stone is back at the Pokémon League, enabling for you to be able to challenge them again when you return to Ever Grande City. This time around some of the Pokémon on the Elite Four and Champion's teams have been replaced by Non-regional Pokémon and Steven has brought back some Key Stones, allowing one of the Pokémon on each of the Elite Four's team to be able to Mega Evolve. Aside from the new Pokémon and new Mega Evolutions everything else is still the same as last time in terms of strategy. Due to the levels for the teams of the Elite Four and Champion being higher than last time, make sure your team is around Level 70.

Round 1: Sidney

Elite Four Sidney Pokémon League Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Reward: $11,520

Types: Dark Fighting Ability: Intimidate Held item: None Scrafty♂ Lv.70 Crunch Dark Physical   --       Brick Break Fighting Physical   --       Poison Jab Poison Physical   --       Dragon Claw Dragon Physical   --       Types: Grass Dark Ability: Chlorophyll Held item: None Shiftry♂ Lv.70 Fake Out Normal Physical   --       Feint Attack Dark Physical   --       Extrasensory Psychic Special   --       Leaf Blade Grass Physical   --       Type: Dark Unknown Ability: Illusion Held item: None Zoroark♂ Lv.70 Night Slash Dark Physical   --       Shadow Claw Ghost Physical   --       Dark Pulse Dark Special   --       Flamethrower Fire Special   --       Types: Water Dark Ability: Rough Skin Held item: None Sharpedo♂ Lv.70 Crunch Dark Physical   --       Poison Fang Poison Physical   --       Aqua Jet Water Physical   --       Slash Normal Physical   --       Types: Dark Flying Ability: Overcoat Held item: None Mandibuzz♀ Lv.70 Brave Bird Flying Physical   --       Bone Rush Ground Physical   --       Feint Attack Dark Physical   --       Tailwind Flying Status   --       Type: Dark Unknown Ability: Super Luck Held item: Absolite Absol♂ Lv.72 Aerial Ace Flying Physical   --       Night Slash Dark Physical   --       Psycho Cut Psychic Physical   --       Slash Normal Physical   --

Sidney now has Scrafty, Mandibuzz, and Zoroark in place of Mightyena and Cacturne. For Scrafty, it uses it's natural moves Crunch, or Brick Break, and also uses Poison Jab to counter Fairy-types. Unless if you have a fast Fairy-type, then just use a Flying-type, or another Fighting-type to beat it. Mandibuzz uses the strongest physical Flying-type move Brave Bird, as well as Tailwind which will allow for it to attack first while in effect, and also uses Bone Rush to cover its weakness to Electric or Rock-types. If you do not want risk using the two aforementioned types, then counter with Fairy or Ice-types. Lastly Zoroark specializes in speed and offensive, though it has a very weak defense. Its Dark Pulse may cause your Pokémon to flinch and its Night Slash may cause a critical hit, which can make it deadly. Fortunately aside from the fact it can counter Bug-types with Flamethrower it can still be easily taken down with Fighting or Fairy-types.

Round 2: Phoebe

Elite Four Phoebe Pokémon League Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Reward: $11,680

Type: Ghost Unknown Ability: Insomnia Held item: None Banette♂ Lv.71 Shadow Ball Ghost Special   --       Grudge Ghost Status   --       Toxic Poison Status   --       Psychic Psychic Special   --       Type: Ghost Unknown Ability: Levitate Held item: None Mismagius♀ Lv.71 Shadow Ball Ghost Special   --       Power Gem Rock Special   --       Thunderbolt Electric Special   --       Pain Split Normal Status   --       Types: Ghost Flying Ability: Aftermath Held item: None Drifblim♀ Lv.71 Phantom Force Ghost Physical   --       Psychic Psychic Special   --       Icy Wind Ice Special   --       Acrobatics Flying Physical   --       Types: Ghost Fire Ability: Flame Body Held item: None Chandelure♀ Lv.71 Hex Ghost Special   --       Flamethrower Fire Special   --       Energy Ball Grass Special   --       Dark Pulse Dark Special   --       Type: Ghost Unknown Ability: Pressure Held item: None Dusknoir♀ Lv.71 Hex Ghost Special   --       Fire Punch Fire Physical   --       Ice Punch Ice Physical   --       Thunder Punch Electric Physical   --       Types: Dark Ghost Ability: Prankster Held item: Sablenite Sableye♀ Lv.73 Shadow Claw Ghost Physical   --       Foul Play Dark Physical   --       Power Gem Rock Special   --       Fake Out Normal Physical   --

In place of Dusclops and one of her Banette, Phoebe now has a Mismagius, Drifblim, and Chandelure. For Mismagius it can use Pain Split to even out the HP between you and it, so take it out as quickly as possible. Any Dark-type excluding the duel-types that are weak to Thunderbolt or Power Gem should work, especially if they are fast enough. Drifblim can use Phantom Force, a two turn Ghost-type move that is really powerful and cannot be defended against with Protect or Detect and Acrobatics, a powerful Flying-type move that is at full capacity since Drifblim is not holding an item. Its other moves should pose no problem if you use a Dark, Ghost, or Electic-type to defeat it as long as it doesn't have a type weak against Icy Wind or Psychic, but remember your Pokémon will take damage from Aftermath if you finish Drifblim off with a move that causes physical contact. For Chandelure the power of its Hex move can be increase if your Pokémon suffers a Burn either from Flamethrower, or its ability Flame Body if you use a move that causes physical contact. It also can use Energy Ball to counter Water-types. Unless if you have a faster Water-type, exploit its other weaknesses and bring in some healing items, if you need to risk the chance of getting inflicted with Flame Body.

Round 3: Glacia

Elite Four Glacia Pokémon League Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Reward: $11,840

Types: Grass Ice Ability: Snow Warning Held item: None Abomasnow♂ Lv.72 Blizzard Ice Special   --       Wood Hammer Grass Physical   --       Ice Shard Ice Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --       Type: Ice Unknown Ability: Snow Cloak Held item: None Beartic♂ Lv.72 Icicle Crash Ice Physical   --       Slash Normal Physical   --       Shadow Claw Ghost Physical   --       Brick Break Fighting Physical   --       Types: Ice Ghost Ability: Snow Cloak Held item: None Froslass♀ Lv.72 Draining Kiss Fairy Special   --       Blizzard Ice Special   --       Hail Ice Status   --       Shadow Ball Ghost Special   --       Type: Ice Unknown Ability: Ice Body Held item: None Vanilluxe♀ Lv.72 Ice Beam Ice Special   --       Mirror Coat Psychic Special   --       Freeze-Dry Ice Special   --       Signal Beam Bug Special   --       Types: Ice Water Ability: Thick Fat Held item: None Walrein♂ Lv.72 Surf Water Special   --       Body Slam Normal Physical   --       Blizzard Ice Special   --       Sheer Cold Ice Special   --       Type: Ice Unknown Ability: Inner Focus Held item: Glalitite Glalie♂ Lv.74 Protect Normal Status   --       Ice Shard Ice Physical   --       Hail Ice Status   --       Freeze-Dry Ice Special   --

Glacia now has only one Glalie and Froslass, and has added Abomasnow, Beartic, and Vanilluxe to her team. For Abomasnow it's ability Snow Warning creates Hail, enabling Blizzard to always hit and Wood Hammer can dish out tons of damage due to its high attack. While it may have Earthquake to counter Fire and Steel-types, a quicker Fire-type can beat it due to both its slow speed, and that it take 4× damage from Fire-type attacks. For Beartic, its best attack is Icicle Crash that can cause a lot of damage and may make the Pokémon flinch and it has Brick Break to counter Rock and Steel-types. A Fire or Fighting-type should be able to easily beat it. Vanilluxe has Mirror Coat where it survives a special attack, it can send the damage back at double the force. Another threat it possesses is Freeze-Dry, which is bad for Water-types as it reverse the type of the damage they take, to which the normally "not very effective" damage they take from Ice-type moves becomes "super-effective damage". Using any type that is effective against the Ice-type should work here, preferably with physical moves.

Round 4: Drake

Elite Four Drake Pokémon League Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Reward: $12,000

Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Natural Cure Held item: None Altaria♀ Lv.73 Aerial Ace Flying Physical   --       Cotton Guard Grass Status   --       Dragon Pulse Dragon Special   --       Moonblast Fairy Special   --       Types: Poison Dragon Ability: Poison Point Held item: None Dragalge♂ Lv.73 Dragon Pulse Dragon Special   --       Hydro Pump Water Special   --       Sludge Wave Poison Special   --       Thunderbolt Electric Special   --       Types: Water Dragon Ability: Sniper Held item: None Kingdra♂ Lv.73 Dragon Pulse Dragon Special   --       Surf Water Special   --       Yawn Normal Status   --       Ice Beam Ice Special   --       Types: Ground Dragon Ability: Levitate Held item: None Flygon♂ Lv.73 Flamethrower Fire Special   --       Boomburst Normal Special   --       Dragon Pulse Dragon Special   --       Screech Normal Status   --       Type: Dragon Unknown Ability: Mold Breaker Held item: None Haxorus♂ Lv.73 Dragon Claw Dragon Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --       X-Scissor Bug Physical   --       Shadow Claw Ghost Physical   --       Types: Dragon Flying Ability: Intimidate Held item: Salamencite Salamence♂ Lv.75 Dragon Rush Dragon Physical   --       Zen Headbutt Psychic Physical   --       Crunch Dark Physical   --       Thunder Fang Electric Physical   --

Drake now has only one Flygon on his team this time, as well as having added both Dragalge and Haxorus. Dragalge has Dragon Pulse, a powerful Dragon-type move, and can counter Ground-types with Hydro Pump and Fairy-types with Sludge Wave. Use Ice or Psychic-types to beat it. Haxorus uses Dragon Claw as its Dragon-type move, and has other hard-hitting physical moves, Shadow Claw, Earthquake, and X-Scissor. It should be possible to beat it with Fairy, Ice, or other Dragon-types.

Champion Rematch

Champion Steven Pokémon League Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Reward: $15,800

Types: Steel Flying Ability: Sturdy Held item: None Skarmory♂ Lv.77 Toxic Poison Status   --       Aerial Ace Flying Physical   --       Spikes Ground Status   --       Steel Wing Steel Physical   --       Types: Ground Psychic Ability: Levitate Held item: None Claydol Lv.77 Reflect Psychic Status   --       Light Screen Psychic Status   --       Extrasensory Psychic Special   --       Earth Power Ground Special   --       Types: Steel Rock Ability: Sturdy Held item: None Aggron♂ Lv.77 Stone Edge Rock Physical   --       Earthquake Ground Physical   --       Iron Tail Steel Physical   --       Dragon Claw Dragon Physical   --       Types: Rock Fairy Ability: Clear Body Held item: None Carbink Lv.77 Moonblast Fairy Special   --       Power Gem Rock Special   --       Psychic Psychic Special   --       Earth Power Ground Special   --       Types: Rock Flying Ability: Pressure Held item: None Aerodactyl♂ Lv.77 Rock Slide Rock Physical   --       Ice Fang Ice Physical   --       Thunder Fang Electric Physical   --       Fire Fang Fire Physical   --       Types: Steel Psychic Ability: Clear Body Held item: Metagrossite Metagross Lv.79 Bullet Punch Steel Physical   --       Zen Headbutt Psychic Physical   --       Meteor Mash Steel Physical   --       Giga Impact Normal Physical   --

In place of the two Hoenn Fossil Pokémon, Steven now has Aerodactyl, one of the Kanto Fossil Pokémon, and Carbink. Aerodactyl uses Rock Slide, which due to its high speed can pose a problem as it has a chance of causing your Pokémon to flinch and also uses all three elemental fang attacks Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, and Fire Fang that helps cover its weaknesses. Only the Electric type can easily handle Aerodactyl as long as the Pokémon does not have another type weak against these three moves. Carbink has Moonblast and Power Gem to powerful special moves that matches its type, and can also use Earth Power to counter Steel-types which cause it 4× damage. While it might not be strong in offense, its defense stats can be annoying to deal with. If you do not want to risk it with Steel-types, use, Ground, Water, or Grass-types instead.

Once you defeat Steven again, you will receive the Metagrossite from him, allowing you to Mega Evolve your own Metagross. Sit by and watch the credits roll again.

Littleroot Town

Once you resume your game, leave your house. Once you are outside, you'll hear Professor Birch's screams. Once again he is in trouble at Route 101.

Route 101

Professor Birch is being chased around once again and for the fourth time, you'll look into his bag where you can find a set of first partner Pokémon which you can pick one of them to have. This time it is one of the first partners from the Sinnoh region.

Turtwig		Chimchar		Piplup
Grass		Fire		Water
	Grotle		Monferno		Prinplup
Grass		Fire	Fighting	Water
	Torterra		Infernape		Empoleon
Grass	Ground	Fire	Fighting	Water	Steel

Once you make your decision, it turns out it was actually the Professors own wife who was chasing to whom he thought was a Pokémon.

So anyway this ends the main part of the walkthrough.

← Part 24 Littleroot Town, Route 101, S.S. Tidal

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