Can You Beat Pokémon Scarlet WITHOUT Koraidon?
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Can you beat Pokemon Scarlet and Violet without using Koraidon or Miraidon?
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For Grusha's gym challenge, I think it's safe enough to assume you'd have a Cyclizar if you didn't have Koraidon protagonist luck, or that one would be rented to you for the challenge. You have to assume all of the challenges are at least technically doable by randos.
specifically the gym challenge
Or you could use a Snowboard like Grusha!
Yeah good point
Or you could use other ride pokemon like arcanine
@@allrounder5593 I would use an Alakazam
While not possible in the base game, if the protagonist didn’t have Koraidon/Miraidon, Arven would have it. Plus, as shown in The Way Home, multiple people can fit on Koraidon/Miraidon. This would mean that, if not confined by the exact logic of the game, if the protagonist didn’t ever get Koraidon/Miraidon, Arven would still have it and therefore Arven and the protagonist could still reach the false dragon titan. I know it’s a cop out but this way Mabosstif survives.
also, for the ice gym, any other trainer would be able to complete the gym challenge by simply using another rideable pokemon or ski's/a snowboard
Also many normal trainers have Cyclizar which is basically the Raidons but just in the present.
Didn't Arven get there without Koraidon or Miraidon? Any other person would probably just surf on a Gyarados or something. Or you could be a normal person and just try to swim the distance.
@@AcidX. Glad you love it. You should keep reading comments on videos about the game.
@@AcidX. the games been out for a while thats ur fault
Honestly, the fact that the only storyline that is impossible without Koraidon/Miraidon is the Path of Legends sort of makes sense because the main reward of defeating the titans is powering up the legendary.
Also that Tatsugiri's and Dodozo's HM gives Koraidon/Miraidon the ability to climb, the best movement ability they can get. It's also the hardest Titan that requires you to have gotten the swimming ability in the first place.
@@caiusdrakegaming8087 Technically speaking, you can use the fly glitch to fight the dragon titan without surf.
The main reward is seeing Mabosstiff get better
If this is the case you can just get a pokemon to surf with and all paths you can complete
And the indigo mask, you need to use koraidon/Miraaidon for the steel elite 4
I feel like this is a good place to say that when John does his Team Frog playthrough of Scarlet and Violet, he can’t use the legendary else he be called Team Bicycle Lizard, just like he called Team Sky Team Bearded Deer in the Legends playthrough.
We will give him an exception for the ONE gym challenge and the ONE titan but that’s all
@@animalia5554 Just have Tyler edit in a buff Frog over the tainted lizcycle and he's golden.
It's officially Team Bicycle Lizard.
Glaceado’s gym challenge is certainly possible. You said that this challenge was to see if Pokémon SV was possible without protagonist’s luck. The gym would probably give you a pair of skis or something so that people other than the protagonist could beat the gym challenge.
This, or you could do what actual NPCs do and use a Cyclizard. This could probably solve the False Dragon's problem too if Cyclizards can swim.
@@DeidaraIsTheBest10 yeah, the gym challenge simply requires you ride a pokemon down the ski slope, it just so happens the protagonist isn't given the option of riding anything but Koraidon or Miraidon.
@@DeidaraIsTheBest10 Just imagine if you could use a Cyclizar in game instead of/as well as the box art legendaries. They just wouldn't being able to glide (that I can see at least) while other abilities like Dash, Swim and Jump may not be as "Strong" as with the Paradox mons.
But the title of the video is "Can you eat pokemon scarlet on foot" and using skis or riding a cyclizar is not going by foot
@@eneasantoni1181 Well, I don’t recommend it, but you CAN technically eat Pokémon SV. It’s just not gonna be very nutritious.
You know, it makes sense that the _only_ time you're forced to use the ride mons for overworld travel is on the path of the game dedicated to upgrading said ride mons.
Also I wouldn't count the Glaseado gym challenge as a loss since we _know_ Nemona's beaten it without the ride mons, she couldn't have taken the champion assessment if she didn't.
Plus other trainers have to be able to take on that challenge too, so you likely just ride on any pokemon that makes sense to slide down.
@@caiusdrakegaming8087 The NPC dialogue even states that you simply need to “ride a Pokémon” to do the gym challenge, not specifically Koraidon or Miraidon. The gym challenge opens w/ you already on your legendary rather than present any choice for a different ride option, though that could have been a pretty neat feature. Personally, I’d have used my Dondozo as a sled.
@@CTSaelThat sounds like a Pokepark minigame and I would be down for sliding down a mountain on a giant catfish
I would assume Nemona just has a Cyclizar that we never saw, which she'd have used to clear this challenge.
I agree, BUT, since grusha is a recent addition to the staff of the gym challenge, you could assume that the gym challenge wasn't the same for nemona
Honestly, it makes sense the path of legends would require Koraidon/Miraidon, considering A, the path is for upgrading your ride, and B, it's Arven's path, and Arven is technically the one who gives you Koraidon and Miraidon.
I mean wouldnt it be possible for cyclizar because im assuming it can swim
I wonder if Bombirdier knows it just murdered a schoolchild
The ice gym counts, you can catch a cyclizar, which can be used for the challenge
cool!
Can you actually use a cyclizar in game or is it just a cop-out?
@@yaboifriskygon copout
@@yaboifriskygon You don't get to use Cyclizar, but you have to think about this from the perspective of a normal trainer in Paldea. While we as the protagonist use our legendary, there could be tons of options for other people, Cyclizar being the closest to what we use.
@@yveshku5583 yeah I guess
One challenge I want to see/try is a Bear Gril's nuzlock where, after doing the tutorial, you cannot use any stores or pokemon centers and gotta rely on the land for recovery items and pokeballs.
That... would probably be VERY limited on pokeballs and most healing items that aren't like Sitrus berries from the sparkless which are entirely random from what I know. Not exactly fun to do either, as you'll have nearly no healing items by the end. Even just trying to train up your pokemon will drain your already limited healing. Even if it wasn't a nuzlocke it'd be basically impossible, and as one you'll probably barely get past two or three gyms before you're completely out of healing.
Though there's also a loophole to the challenge that you might not have thought about.
@@caiusdrakegaming8087 I think you are underestimating how big the paldea region is and how many items spawns there are located all around the place. As an example i have over 67 full restores and have never bought any from a shop. You can also train your pokemon by oneshotting/autobattling slightly underleveled ones without losing any hp.
Nuzlocking this challange would probably still be hard but definitively doable if you are careful
@@caiusdrakegaming8087 i found so many healing items around the map i almost never had to buy em. as long as you pick up everything in your sight. you're not gonna struggle running out of items
Love how Mikey is finding new fly points from doing this, I definitely don't have all of them either. It'd be pretty fun to do this I think.
Dude, the game has SO MANY. There's a lighthouse just northeast of Levincia that I just found last week.
There's all the watch towers, all the lighthouses and the Ten Sights of Paldea signs.
I did an on-foot round trip of Paldea myself a while ago. Before I hit Zapapico I actually found a shiny Orthworm randomly. I circled it once because I wanted to find a good screenshot angle, and in the process incidentally added a round trip around the Orth to my Paldea trip.
Yes, yes you can. After finding out that there is a path to walk to where the psychic type gym is, I am convinced they designed the game in a way that you could get to anywhere you needed to before getting a single badge. Truly openworld.
A game can have locked off areas and still be truly open world
Also titan tatsugiri and dondozo are impossible to get to
@@macewindu5195 I mean, technically, you could use another aquatic Pokémon to ride on. The game doesn't allow it, but that is a thing that can happen.
I honestly thought you needed to swim at some point to get to later areas but guess not.
@@macewindu5195 Makes sense.. if you are not using your ride, you aren't upgrading it (or have a need to) and thus wouldn't need to do the titans logically.. right?
Mikey went from uploading gameplay videos and challenge videos to these kind of videos and I love it
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We did it!
You can still find those on his plays channel.
Sometimes it’s good to have easier things from good creditors because it lets them focus on other content like a team sky video for longer
You know what's crazy when you think about it? I thought about the "No catching" series and there was only one gift Pokemon in this entire game and that's the starter. I guess Galarian Meowth counts as another, but I can't think of any others
NPCs use Cyclizar for riding, and I would assume it can swim like Miraidon and Koraidon.
The alternate path to Alfornada was how I got to that gym with only two ride upgrades.
Even if Cyclizar couldn't swim, just getting any sufficiently big enough water Pokémon is how the common trainers would deal with it.
Not technically on foot, but in a version of this game where you don't have the legends, I'd imagine you'd have a ridable Cyclizar, I'd imagine you'd use that for the Glacedia Mountain Gym
*Glaseado
I think for the ice gyms challenge, if you were a person in this world and not a protagonist you would be given a snowboard to complete it
Or a Cyclizar
I think Glaseado Gym still counts as doable as a normal challenger would just use a Cyclizar. I think that's the way it's intended to be done. Not sure if normal Cyclizar would be able to swim or jump very high though
Also: It's very funny seeing you discovering the roads as i used them to get from point A to B quite frequently :P I'm not the type to just go off-road because when the directest path to my destination is clearly the road
I'd say for the ice gym challenge, you could just as easily do it on a cyclizar instead of koraidon/miraidon
exactly what I was thinking
You can now? I didn’t know you can use a cyclizar like Koraidon in let’s go?
@@yoshpeters3079 the player can't, but npcs are seen throughout the game doing it
@@nevets1726 that’s not fair it pisses me off npcs can but you can’t how is that fair? Like in sword shield Leon have the champion cape in the champion cup but you can’t it’s so stupid if they can you can.
@@yoshpeters3079 you could theoretically do it, but it’s implied the the legendary is a better mount
It's so cool that you can do EVERYTHING except for the final Titan fight on foot in this game! I also like that you didn't count the fact that you have to glide down into Area Zero on your ride Pokemon the first time as making the game unbeatable, because I feel like without protagonist luck, that'd just mean that Arven would have still had Koraidon or Miraidon himself, making that part possible too. (And I definitely agree that the Grusha gym would have to be beatable by trainers who don't have legenderies so there would have been some way for you to beat it without one.)
It's so funny seeing Mikey get mind blown by Alfornada being reachable without the legendary bikes when I got there by accident just by following the coastal cliffs while exploring my first time
I'm assuming he also knows about the tunnel near the olive orchards that leads out to those cliffs so if people wanted to without throwing themselves off of cliffs they still could.
@@reeseolsen4052 why does randomly falling off a cliff sound fun with the way you put it?
For me, I had to find a way to get there without upgrades, or at least the requisite ones he mentioned, so I can evolve my Charcadet into a Ceruledge since that's where the Sinistea are. I'm still impressed that my Floragato at the time was able to beat them all without much issue though.
I like that the two story quests that normal students would be accessing (Victory Road for gym challengers and Starfall Street for Team Star members) is entirely doable on foot, or .... more likely on the back of a normal Cyclizar. It's actually plausible for them commuting to these places.
Meanwhile Arven's quest line, which is all about roughing it in the wilds and empowering Korai/Mirai throughout, does actually need more specialized travel means, which is also pretty fitting. It also means that, level caps not withstanding, it is possible to complete all the story quests (aside from Tatsugiri) in any order you want.
This feels like a very different kind of video from you, and i really, really like it! The background music, the chill explanations of what you're doing, there's something cozy about it. I'd love to see you do more of this type of content!
I really love this like, super casual style video. Kinda just feels like a couple homies just hanging out, and this is definitely a "journey not the destination" type of thing.
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My favorite moment in this video was definitely 8:13 because he played Bach's Prelude which is my favorite song on cello! (I play the cello BTW) I just kept watching the video for like two more minutes and then he played the "Blue Danube Waltz" this is my new favorite video Mikey has ever made!
I recognized that music as well! Except I play violin, but still a beautiful piece
It makes sense that the only one you cant do is the Path of Legends because that is kinda focused on the ride pokemon and the whole story leading up to it's mystery and the professor. A normal trainer in the region wouldnt really do that (although I guess a normal trainer in the region also wouldnt have to deal with Team Star but they are actively blocking the routes to some gyms so a trainer with enough guts could get them to move).
Fitting how the Path of Legends, the story focused on growing your Koraidon/Miraidon, is the only one that can’t be completed without them.
Having actually bypassed Mesagoza, I actually figured out how to get to every town on foot.
Hardest is the Psychic town, but then I discovered the coastal bridges.
How did you do dondozo tatsuguri?
@@chloemisakiwisan7265 Oh, I didn't.
Skipping Mesagoza means that you don't trigger the flag events to actually challenge gyms or titans.
Mostly you just walk around wild Pokemon and misc trainers.
Like the gym receptionists just awkwardly greet you because you're not on the treasure hunt yet.
During my first play through of Violet I forgot Mirodon was a thing until about 10 hours in (it took me 25 hours to beat the game), and by that point I had unlocked all but the mountain pokecenters, the one close to the 6th gym, and the ones around the fighting star base.
I mean even the normal npc's can ride cyclizar so it's safe to assume that if you don't have protagonist luck, you will be given a cyclizar at some point which, we don't need as a protagonist, or maybe they use their catched cyclizars idk lol.
But loved the adventure, actually I wanted to do this for a long time in my own game but due to time couldn't, but you did so thank you lol.
If you consider that Nemona and Arven did a lot of these challenges without the ride legendary, then it’s possible. For Dondozo, you just need another surf Pokémon (Arven likely used his Cloister), and any ride Pokémon can help with Grusha or, as otherwise mentioned, you use an alternative (snowboard, skis, sled), then it’s all possible for an average trainer. Even Area Zero’s initial fly in could be done with a large enough flying Pokémon (I imagine it would be easy enough to have a Braviary fly you in, and, once in, the taxis will take you out if you beg enough, like Arven did).
I can’t wait to see more play throughs great vid mikey! :D
Grusha’s gym counts as a pass because there are several Pokemon you can use as ride Pokemon for that challenge. If you can ride it, you can probably use it.
I actually did the bombirdier thing on foot, bc I walked most of the time to not miss shinies and take the game slow to fully enjoy it >.<
Did it first try actually and didnt know u would get set back that much
I think Grusha's gym challenge is doable, because you don't *have* to use Koraidon/Miraidon, your playable character just chooses it without asking you, but you could do it with a Cyclizar or most other pokémon as well.
I think doing everything on foot would make everything seem more vast for exploration. Might make it more fun overall.
When you see the game going through by just walking, you realize how truly massive Paldea is. Like seriously, the walk just from Cortondo to the Bombirdier's fight is so long despite looking short
The box art legendaries are past and future version of cyclizar.
As long as it isn't using the power-ups, and strictly using the riding functions (like the ice gym challenge) they are recreatable for non-protagonists.
10:40 Funnily enough, I use Zapa Pico as my hatching location, specifically when I was shiny hunting Quaxly, but also just for hatching other eggs, as well as evolving Bramblin and Rellor.
Zapa Pico may not have much significance other than where you evolve Charcadet, but I think it makes for an excellent hatching location.
It has a round-about that, going around it once or maybe twice counts as 1000 steps, maybe three times, I don't remember exactly.
What I do know, however, is that when having a Flame Body Pokémon on my egg team and using an Egg Power sandwich, I only had to go 1½ round, at full Koraidon speed about 20 seconds before a new egg hatched (Quaxly variant, of course).
It does have a couple of wandering NPCs that you can sometimes bump into, but otherwise I think it's the best location for hatching eggs that you can easily fly to.
Personally I would think the Path of Legends route is still doable with the right pokemon. Even though this game doesn't have Lapras, there are easily catchable living icebergs with flat, easily sittable bodies that have been confirmed to swim.
You wouldn't even need a Pokémon, you'd just need to learn to swim =P
@@ArceusDX If a Dondozo doesn't eat you
Props to Mikey for doing this. He could’ve just use Koridon and walked and not jumped, but he walked through the entire game!
hmm, it appears you somehow do not know....
Realistically, you should be able to beat the gym challenge with the skiing without Koraidon, since not every trainer in that universe has a legendary Pokemon like that.
I know a lot of this is possible because after I finished Violet, I started a Scarlet version, and used the glitch where you get into battle with a pokemon across a gap to get away from Nemona and wander around the map catching pokemon and just laughing hysterically that Nemona's been waiting at the lighthouse for days ready to show me Mezagoza, a town I had already visited
Very interesting video and idea. Sure I've only actually played the first 3 generations of Pokemon. So no consistent Ride Pokemon but still have Fly and Surf and Teleport. But this idea is vastly different. Anyway, we always love Grunty Boi and would love to see him do a playthrough of Pokemon Violet bringing Team Rocket to Paldea.
I was watching the first team sky video and an idea formed into my head: what if every region had more than one evil team?
Well all of them will eventually have Team Sky so...
You would only fight them both in the third version, unfortunately. (No, I will never forgive ORAS for not giving us two team bases.)
Pokémon ruby and sapphire has two team. Aqua and magma
10:21 somebody on the subreddit pointed out that the Bramblin next to Mikey’s facecam is most likely shiny
I can confirm that you are able to get to all the gyms on foot. On my second play through, I used the battle warp exploit to start exploring prior to the first Nemona Tera battle. The roads are all connected in a manageable fashion. You just have to get used to falling with style occasionally.
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I would assume if you didn’t have a legendary lizard from times of old you’d use skis
When I did my first playthrough I KNEW I wanted Ceruledge on my team and I got lucky and just happened to find a Charcadet early on and I knew I needed to get Sinistea Chips to get the Malicious Armor and I wanted my Charcadet to evolve early so I actually spent a good chunk of time finding a way to Alfornada without any Miraidon buffs since that's where Sinistea is. I was looking forward to you finding the side path I used and it was definitely funny!
you can also use the main path up to Coronado, using Pokemon to walk to close to higher ledges, by throwing a Pokemon out to start a battle, teleporting you up to higher ground. I did it in one of my runs while I completely ignored Arven's route.
Damn I rely on Koraidon.
Love your videos, been watching since 2019. Lots of love ❤
Technically you would get a Cyclizar if you didn’t have the legends and with it anything that needs climbing or gliding is impossible but the rest of the game is beatable
Edit: except for fighting the professor. You need the legendary for that
That dead end out of the desert is actually how I got to Porto Marinada in my playthrough. I did a Raid there and saw that I could reach the port, so I just jumped off and saved the rest of the desert for when I went for Great Tusk.
I know I’m late but there is actually a secret cutscene during Kofu’s gym challenge. In between Porto Marianna and Cascarafa were he talks about something, but most people don’t ever see it because they mostly use Koraidon/Miraidon or flying shortcuts.
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For my playthrough of Violet, I didn't realize that there was a straight path to Area Zero from Mesagoza (I discovered that after I finished the story) the way I got to Area Zero to start The Way Home was that I climbed the wall until I got to the top and jumped down through the clouds and got yeeted into the cutscene 😂😂😂
I think Grusha's gym should count as doable, because if it wasn't, how did anyone else beat it? Plus, whether in universe or not, you don't need a Pokémon to slide down a mountain.
When I first saw this video, I was confused why we wouldn't know that most of this is possible, and then I checked out your playthrough of Scarlet and realised that you just didn't ever take the path and just clambered over cliffs and things 😂😂 it's so reckless and hilarious and I love it
I'd say that Grusha is a chceckmark. Because you can get a Cyclizar or they give out snowboards for the challenge otherwise
I think in theory you could use base koridon or miridon. They probably are pretty comparable to a cyclizar like that.
I actually finished my Pokémon Violet doing just this, I was spending so much time exploring and finding small areas that I only started using Miraidon towards the end
I found out through Shiny Cathrine that there is a glitch with the follow pokemon in regards to the Bombardier boulders.
The rocks bounce off them so you can get past them easily.
For the 8th gym challenge, I believe the average Padean trainer would just ride on a Cyclizar or regular equipment, so it would be doable if the legendary wasn’t your only possible mount in the game.
New video lets go can't wait to see your trainer get buff with all the walking
i always did bombirdier as my second badge, even though i usually choose sprigatito, bombirdier is just so easy if you have any decent pokemon (especially rock types, which you are likely to have after beating cortondo gym
This entire video is an accurate depiction of how our grandparents walked to school each day.
I laughed out loud at Grunty Boi thinking World of Tanks was a game about a world populated by storage containers. His segments are always genuinely funny.
This is a really fun video, I'm excited to see what other stuff you do in SV
Sign: “You won’t make it on foot!”
Michael: “That sign can’t stop me because I can’t read!”
I think this could be a fun JM cup challenge. Like, put a bunch of locations on a wheel and spin it and race to the location completely on foot. It could also be a knowledge check with them not being able to place way points or use the big map. I kinda wanna see just how many shinies John finds and how many cliffs Mikey jumps off right after in a dramatic manner...
*Can we take a moment to appreciate how much work Mikey puts into the videos to entertain us keep up the good work Mikey * 👏 *And Katie is killing it with the edits*
Who is Kyle and what did he do to my friend Katie?!
PM7, not only finding shinies but also bots!
Kyle does edits on Mandjtv and Katie on Mandjtv plays also hi pm7
@@freddyespinosa1671 I’m still suspicious about the large text or whatever it’s called. A lot of bots use them
@@freddyespinosa1671look in the description, it is written edited by katie rose
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There's a town that does nothing in almost every region like Zapapico. Cherrygrove City in Johto, Verdanturf Town in Hoenn, Solaceon Town in Sinnoh, Lacunosa Town in Unova, and Camphrier Town in Kalos are some examples.
Fun fact: "Tanks" are called that because Winston Churchill (the man who invented tanks) disguised it in development during WW1, calling it a "portable water tank" for the troops. The name stuck.
I did a video on this as well, except it was without beating the titans, I really liked your version and I hope it gets more recognition, it’s a lot of work!
On my first playthrough I wanted to evolve my charcadet, but also didn’t realize I could go over levincia. I ended up traveling the OTHER WAY around MEDALI AND DALIZAPA PASSAGE to get over to zapapico. Best part is this was before getting the dash from klawf
Really fun video!! I think you can assume Glaceado gym would be doable without Koraidon/Miraidon because it is something everyone is supposed to be able to do, and you (as the protagonist) only go onto Koraidon/Miraidon because you have it.
The cliff jumping absolutely kills me 😂
I got to Alfornada without climbing or high jumping too, using that same path. I wanted to get to each city as fast as possible since I like exploring and it was a brand-new game.
I knew about Alfernada because on my first playthrough, i sequence broke at the first town, right before mesagoza. Essentially explored the entire bottom left quarter of the map, and ended with level 40 team at alfernada. Then I finally resumed progress by warping back and fighting nemona just outside mesagoza
Note: You could actually do the glaesado gym challlenge because if you watch the cutscene right before you get koraidon/miraidon, it shows a student getting on cyclizar, so I'm assuming that it can do the same things that koraidon or miraidon could do, soooo you can technially do every main story point!
When I first played Violet, I didn’t know that the levels were set for a particular order, and so went to Alfornada on foot as my second gym. I was at least able to beat the first gym trainer because they only had psychic moves and I had a Mastiff.
I think it’s cool that you can technically complete all but 1 main quest location (2 if you count Grusha’s gym) without riding the legendary. Really helps the world building when you realize that protagonist isn’t the only one who could complete the quests.
However, I would argue that, in universe, the whole game should be completable without the box legendary. First, for Grusha’s gym, an NPC could just use a Cyclizar (if they didn’t use something like a snowboard or sled); the challenge doesn’t require you to use any of the box legendary’s special abilities gained from any of the titans, which makes it seem like a Cyclizar could easily be substituted.
For the Dragon Titan, while it’s true that the player character can’t swim for gameplay purposes, I don’t think it’s a stretch to say other characters could get over to the island. In fact, Arven gets over to the fight just fine. Arven doesn’t have a Cyclizar on his team, but it’s possible he may have rented one to get over to the island (I can’t remember his exact dialogue). The only water type he has is Cloyster, and I don’t think it’s guaranteed he has that by the dragon titan (even though you would probably never do Klawf after the dragon titan, the game still allows you to, which makes me think Arven either took a boat or literally just swam over to the island.
10:04 his fuecoco is named gatorch and that’s adorable
Zapapico might be insignificant in the playthrough but it's one of my favourite breeding location.....that circular battlefield is prefect to dash in circles to hatch eggs really fast 😉
Oh man, when the Tandemaus event was going on, I spied a Ghost Tera type hanging behind Eri's base. Thing is for me, I've (still at the time of this post) yet to even take on Brassius. So traversing the water was not feasible for me to reach the tiny landmass. I even scaled the mountain and tried to find SOME way over, but no dice. A Ghost Tandemaus would have been dope
Hey, Mikey, I hope you see this, and I want U to make a video in scarlet or violet as a rock type specialist because rock is the only type without a specialist. Thanks!
I did exactly this in my first playthrough, I used Koraidon as little as possible and stuck to the roads. Mostly to see if I could do it but also so that I could just admire the landscapes and not finish the game after a single day
I feel like the Glaseado gym’s gym challenge would be safe to not disqualify it from being completable. The same way that in certain challenge runs like “Can you beat Pokemon blank with only ‘blank’ moves”, you are sometimes forced into using the other typed hm moves. Even in Mikey’s Solo-Castform run he was forced to use another Pokémon for double battles. So I do have to say that if the game forces you to ride Koraidon/Miraidon, you can still call it safe since you kinda have to.
i'd like to note that according to some NPC dialogue in Cascaraffa, Cyclizar can climb up ledges and cliffs, so most things which require climbing should be doable even without protagonist luck
This would be post game if you wanted to keep kora/mira in battle form because they literally swap out of it every time you ride them
In my second play through I was able to get every fly point in the game except 5 (The School, Olive Orchard, Casseroya Watchtower, Casseroya Lake Island, and the highest point in Paldea) before even giving the sandwich to the legendary, was even able to get gholdego, but not able to get many of the stakes.
I absolutely loved the segment with the Bombirdier. Too epic
It is possible to visit every singe pokemon center before ever visiting the school. I've done it and still have my save file to prove it. The way this is done is by doing the teleport battle glitch to get into area 4 before heading towards the gym, then after that just walk all the way around every location and visit every singe gym one by one.
I think everyone will be able to do all the challenges
Cuz for the grusha gym
There would be this kind of gym puzzle unless it's possible for trainers to do it
So there will be ways to do
Same goes for the tutsugiri trial. You can always surf with one of your own pokemon or use a boat
When I watch CZcamsrs say they never knew they can go to Alfornada early? And then there's me who randomly went to the beach and found my first shiny Toxtricity that is overlevelled. Was such a good experience with finding out how you can go to hard levels early.
Just a note, but there is actually an official route you can take on foot from Zapapico to the Team Star Fighting base. Going north from Zapapico as if you're heading to the cave, take a left at the fork in the route and go up a slope between two small cliffs. Once at the top, hang a right and you'll be able to walk all the way to North Province(Area One).
Grusha probably has had someone battle at that gym before...Like Nemona... there's probably a way you can do it without Koraidon/Miraidon if needed. You can press B next to a ledge while running to do a stopping animation which can drag you down. You can do everything without Koraidon/Miraidon besides Tatsugiri. Technically you can complete everything in the order you want as the game tells you you can.