Pokemon Stadium - Strategy Guide (Page 04)

Below are the cheat codes, hints and help for Pokemon Stadium - Strategy Guide (Page 04).

Recommended Types to Use:
Marowak - Fighting, Grass, Ground, & Water
Chansey - Fighting
Parasect - Fire, Flying, Ice, Poison, & Rock
Nidorina - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Nidorino - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Lickitung - Fighting

Gym Leader - Erika
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Pokemon:
#044 - Gloom
#071 - Victreebel
#114 - Tangela
#045 - Vileplume
#070 - Weepinbell
#102 - Exeggcute

Recommended Types to Use:
Gloom - Bug, Fire, Flying, & Psychic
Victreebel - Bug, Fire, Flying, & Psychic
Tangela - Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, & Poison
Vileplume - Bug, Fire, Flying, & Psychic
Weepinbell - Bug, Fire, Flying, & Psychic
Exeggcute - Bug, Fire, & Flying

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FUCHSIA GYM - KOGA
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Trainer #1 - Biker
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Pokemon:
#109 - Koffing (Fing-Kof)
#088 - Grimer (Er-Grim)
#132 - Ditto (Tod-It)
#110 - Weezing (Zing-Wee)
#048 - Venonat (At-Venon)
#072 - Tentacool (Acool-Tent)

Recommended Types to Use:
Koffing - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Grimer - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Ditto - Fighting
Weezing - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Venonat - Bug, Fire, Flying, Psychic, & Rock
Tentacool - Bug, Electric, Ground, & Psychic

Trainer #2 - Tamer
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Pokemon:
#099 - Kingler (Lerking)
#028 - Sandslash (Slashsand)
#123 - Scyther (Therscy)
#002 - Ivysaur (Saurivy)
#070 - Weepinbell (Belweepin)
#067 - Machoke (Chokema)

Recommended Types to Use:
Kingler - Electric & Grass
Sandslash - Grass, Ice, & Water
Scyther - Electric, Fire, Ice, Poison, & Rock
Ivysaur - Bug, Fire, Ice, & Psychic
Weepinbell - Bug, Fire, Ice, & Psychic
Machoke - Flying & Psychic

Trainer #3 - Juggler
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Pokemon:
#096 - Drowzee (Drow-zee)
#064 - Kadabra (Kad-abra)
#122 - Mr. Mime (Mr.-Mime)
#097 - Hypno (Hyp-no)
#063 - Abra (Ab-ra)
#080 - Slowbro (Slow-bro)

Recommended Types to Use:
Drowzee - Bug
Kadabra - Bug
Mr. Mime - Bug
Hypno - Bug
Abra - Bug
Slowbro - Bug, Electric, & Grass

Gym Leader - Koga
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Pokemon:
#049 - Venomoth
#089 - Muk
#110 - Weezing
#048 - Venonat
#030 - Nidorina
#033 - Nidorino

Recommended Types to Use:
Venomoth - Bug, Fire, Flying, Psychic, & Rock
Muk - Psychic
Weezing - Psychic
Venonat - Bug, Fire, Flying, Psychic, & Rock
Nidorina - Psychic
Nidorino - Psychic

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SAFFRON GYM - SABRINA
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Trainer #1 - Cueball
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Pokemon:
#148 - Dragonair (dragonair)
#057 - Primeape (primeape)
#087 - Dewgong (dewgong)
#056 - Mankey (mankey)
#066 - Machop (machop)
#111 - Rhyhorn (rhyhorn)

Recommended Types to Use:
Dragonair - Ice
Primeape - Flying & Psychic
Dewgong - Fighting & Rock
Mankey - Flying & Psychic
Machop - Flying & Psychic
Rhyhorn - Fighting, Rock, & Water

Trainer #2 - Burglar
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Pokemon:
#038 - Ninetales (Talar)
#037 - Vulpix (Vular)
#077 - Ponyta (Ponylar)
#058 - Growlithe (Growlar)
#005 - Charmeleon (Charmelar)
#078 - Rapidash (Dashlar)

Recommended Types to Use:
Ninetales - Ground, Rock, & Water
Vulpix - Ground, Rock, & Water
Ponyta - Ground, Rock, & Water
Growlithe - Ground, Rock, & Water
Charmeleon - Ground, Rock, & Water
Rapidash - Ground, Rock, & Water

Trainer #3 - Medium
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Pokemon:
#092 - Gastly (Gast-ly)
#093 - Haunter (Haunt-er)
#094 - Gengar (Gen-gar)
#042 - Golbat (Gol-bat)
#108 - Lickitung (Licki-tung)
#073 - Tentacruel (Tent-cruel)

Recommended Types to Use:
Gastly - Psychic
Haunter - Psychic
Gengar - Psychic
Golbat - Bug, Electric, Ground, Ice, & Psychic
Lickitung - Fighting
Tentacruel - Bug, Electric, Grass, Ground, & Psychic

Gym Leader - Sabrina
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Pokemon:
#065 - Alakazam
#064 - Kadabra
#122 - Mr. Mime
#097 - Hypno
#103 - Exeggutor
#124 - Jynx

Recommended Types to Use:
Alakazam - Bug
Kadabra - Bug
Mr. Mime - Bug
Hypno - Bug
Exeggutor - Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, & Poison
Jynx - Bug, Fire, & Rock

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CINNABAR GYM - BLAINE
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Trainer #1 - Judoboy
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Pokemon:
#020 - Raticate (Ticate)
#057 - Primeape (Prime)
#067 - Machoke (Choke)
#034 - Nidoking (Nido)
#106 - Hitmonlee (Hitlee)
#068 - Machamp (Champ)

Recommended Types to Use:
Raticate - Fighting
Primeape - Flying & Psychic
Machoke - Flying & Psychic
Nidoking - Bug, Ground, Ice, Psychic, & Water
Hitmonlee - Flying & Psychic
Machamp - Flying & Psychic

Trainer #2 - Psychic
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Pokemon:
#080 - Slowbro (Broenza)
#065 - Alakazam (Zamenza)
#062 - Poliwrath (Wrathenza)
#121 - Starmie (Mienza)
#124 - Jynx (Jynenza)
#097 - Hypno (Hypnenza)

Recommended Types to Use:
Slowbro - Bug, Electric, & Grass
Alakazam - Bug
Poliwrath - Electric, Flying, Grass, & Psychic
Starmie - Bug, Electric, & Grass
Jynx - Bug, Fire, & Rock
Hypno - Bug

Trainer #3 - Nerd
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Pokemon:
#101 - Electrode (Trodelect)
#143 - Snorlax (Laxsnor)
#076 - Golem (Lemgo)
#103 - Exeggutor (Utorexegg)
#089 - Muk (Umk)
#091 - Cloyster (Stercloy)

Recommended Types to Use:
Electrode - Ground
Snorlax - Fighting
Golem - Grass, Ground, Ice, & Water
Exeggutor - Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, & Poison
Muk - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Cloyster - Fighting & Rock

Gym Leader - Blaine
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Pokemon:
#006 - Charizard
#059 - Arcanine
#078 - Rapidash
#126 - Magmar
#036 - Clefable
#115 - Kangaskhan

Recommended Types to Use:
Charizard - Electric, Ground, Ice, Rock, & Water
Arcanine - Ground, Rock, & Water
Rapidash - Ground, Rock, & Water
Magmar - Ground, Rock, & Water
Clefable - Fighting
Kangaskhan - Fighting

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VIRIDIAN GYM - GIOVANI
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Trainer #1 - Rocket
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Pokemon:
#042 - Golbat (Golbact1)
#020 - Raticate (Catact2)
#053 - Persian (Peract3)
#146 - Moltres (Moltract4)
#085 - Dodrio (Drioact5)
#047 - Parasect (Sectact6)

Recommended Types to Use:
Golbat - Bug, Electric, Ground, Ice, & Psychic
Raticate - Fighting
Persian - Fighting
Moltres - Electric, Ground, Ice, Rock, & Water
Dodrio - Electric, Fighting, Ice, & Rock
Parasect - Fire, Flying, Ice, Poison, & Rock

Trainer #2 - Lab Man
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Pokemon:
#141 - Kabutops (Tops-kabu)
#082 - Magneton (Ton-magne)
#022 - Fearow (Ow-fear)
#107 - Hitmonchan (Chan-mon)
#062 - Poliwrath (Wrath-poli)
#108 - Lickitung (Tung-licki)

Recommended Types to Use:
Kabutops - Fighting & Ground
Magneton - Ground
Fearow - Electric, Fighting, Ice, & Rock
Hitmonchan - Flying & Psychic
Poliwrath - Electric, Flying, Grass, & Psychic
Lickitung - Fighting

Trainer #3 - Cool (M)
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Pokemon:
#139 - Omastar (Omstor)
#085 - Dodrio (Driostor)
#073 - Tentacruel (Cruelstor)
#036 - Clefable (Fablestor)
#145 - Zapdos (Zapstor)
#127 - Pinsir (Pinstor)

Recommended Types to Use:
Omastar - Fighting & Ground
Dodrio - Electric, Fighting, Ice, & Rock
Tentacruel - Bug, Electric, Grass, Ground, & Psychic
Clefable - Fighting
Zapdos - Ice & Rock
Pinsir - Fire, Flying, Poison, & Rock

Gym Leader - Giovani
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Pokemon:
#053 - Persian
#051 - Dugtrio
#031 - Nidoqueen
#034 - Nidoking
#112 - Rhydon
#128 - Tauros

Recommended Types to Use:
Persian - Fighting
Dugtrio - Grass, Ice, & Water
Nidoqueen - Bug, Ground, Ice, Psychic, & Water
Nidoking - Bug, Ground, Ice, Psychic, & Water
Rhydon - Grass, Ground, Ice, & Water
Tauros - Fighting

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ELITE FOUR / RIVAL
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Lorelei
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Pokemon:
#087 - Dewgong
#091 - Cloyster
#080 - Slowbro
#124 - Jynx
#131 - Lapras
#144 - Articuno

Recommended Types to Use:
Dewgong - Fighting & Rock
Cloyster - Fighting & Rock
Slowbro - Bug, Electric, & Grass
Jynx - Bug, Fire, & Rock
Lapras - Fighting & Rock
Articuno - Electric, Fire, & Rock

Bruno
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Pokemon:
#095 - Onix
#107 - Hitmonchan
#106 - Hitmonlee
#068 - Machamp
#076 - Golem
#112 - Rhydon

Recommended Types to Use:
Onix - Grass, Ground, Ice, & Water
Hitmonchan - Flying & Psychic
Hitmonlee - Flying & Psychic
Machamp - Flying & Psychic
Golem - Grass, Ground, Ice, & Water
Rhydon - Grass, Ground, Ice, & Water

Agatha
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Pokemon:
#093 - Haunter
#042 - Golbat
#024 - Arbok
#089 - Muk
#003 - Venusaur
#094 - Gengar

Recommended Types to Use:
Haunter - Psychic
Golbat - Bug, Electric, & Ice
Arbok - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Muk - Bug, Ground, & Psychic
Venusaur - Bug, Fire, Ice, & Psychic
Gengar - Psychic

Lance
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Pokemon:
#130 - Gyarados
#148 - Dragonair
#142 - Aerodactyl
#131 - Lapras
#006 - Charizard
#115 - Kangaskhan

Recommended Types to Use:
Gyarados - Electric
Dragonair - Ice
Aerodactyl - Electric, Ice, Rock, & Water
Lapras - Fighting & Rock
Charizard - Electric, Ground, Ice, Rock, & Water
Kangaskhan - Fighting

Rival
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What you have to battle against here depends on what version you are
using. To find out what types work best, look in "Tips & Techniques" in
your Stadium manual for a type chart.

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8) KIDS CLUB
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This section provides information about the Kids Club.

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Game Modes
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There are two different modes you can play the mini-games on.

Pick a Game: Choose one of the nine games you want to play.

Who's the Best: Here you can set the number of wins to win the match.
The first game is chosen randomly. After that, the player that has the
fewest points can pick the game.

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Mini-Games
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This part tells about each of the mini-games and also gives some tips on
some of the games.

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GAME #1 - MAGIKARP'S SPLASH
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Controls:
[A] - Jump

Description:
  Four Magikarps are on the ground, and you are to make your Magikarp
jump and hit the counter. Each time you hit the counter, a point is
added. To make a quick splash, press A as soon as you touch the ground.
The one with the most points wins.

Tips:
- Remember to hold down the A button so that Magikarp actually reaches
the counter. Pressing it for a short time only makes a short jump.
- Learn the timing of the quick splashes. You'll have a better chance of
winning if you do.

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GAME #2 - CLEFAIRY SAYS
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Controls:
[Control Pad] - Direction to point fingers

Description:
  The Clefairy teacher will write arrows on the chalkboard. Remember
them. When the small circles appear above everyone, enter the arrow
combination with the Control Pad. Once the timer runs out, the four
Clefairies will do their movements. Each time you make an error, you
lose some health. The last one standing wins.

Tips:
- The arrows you have to remember are just added to the first pattern.
So, just remember when you did last time and add the new arrows.

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GAME #3 - RUN, RATTATA, RUN
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Controls:
[Control Pad - Up] - Jump
[A] - Run

Description:
  All four of Rattata have to run to the Goal line. Press A rapidly to
make Rattata run faster. Along the way, there will be hurdles. Press Up
on the Control Pad to make your Rattata jump over it. The first one to
reach the Goal line wins.

Tips:
- Press Up almost as soon as the hurdle appears on your lane to avoid
from running into it.

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GAME #4 - SNORE WAR
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Controls:
[A] - Use Hypnosis

Description:
  The four Drowzees are trying to put each other to sleep with their
Hypnosis ability. When the swinging pendulum passes over the red arrow,
press A. As the game continues, it will swing faster. The last one awake
is the winner.

Tips:
(Submitted By: dturner857)
- Watch the string that is holding up the pendulum and not the pendulum
itself.

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GAME #5 - THUNDERING DYNAMO
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Controls:
[B] - Charge power
[A] - Charge power

Description:
  You play either as a Pikachu or a Voltorb (it doesn't matter which one
you are). Press the B button rapidly when the lamp is green to charge up
your electricity, and press A rapidly when it is blue. If you press the
wrong button, you lose some power. The first one with a full meter wins.

Tips:
- If didn't know this already, the A and B buttons on the controller
have the same colors as the lamp colors. So, press the green button when
it's green and the blue one when it's blue.

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GAME #6 - SUSHI-GO-ROUND
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Controls:
[Analog Stick] - Move
[A] - Eat

Description:
  Move your Lickitung around and eat the food on the plates. Each food
has its own money value. The one that eats the most expensive sushi
wins.

Tips:
- Don't get the green tea (or whatever the thing is called)! They make
your Lickitung run around out of control for a few seconds.
- Eat the same food item repeatedly in a row to gain more points.

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GAME #7 - EKANS HOOP HURL
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Controls:
[Control Pad] - Aim
[Analog Stick] - Toss

Description:
  Your objective is to toss your Ekans onto one of the Digletts to gain
points. The farther back you pull the joystick, the farther Ekans will
be tossed. The one that gets the most points wins.

Tips:
- Try to aim for Digletts in the back row. Why? There is a "wall" in the
back that prevents your snake from going off the screen. So, if you aim
correctly and pull the whole way back, you will almost always get the
Diglett.
- Remember that Ekans can bounce. If you're lucky, you might bounce off
one Diglett and land on another one.
- Sometimes a Gold Diglett may appear during the game. If you can land
on him, you will get two points instead of one.

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GAME #8 - ROCK HARDEN
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Controls:
[A] - Harden

Description:
  In this game, boulders will come flying at you. Press the A button to
use Harden to prevent from being squashed. Getting hit loses health but
using Harden also does the same. The last one standing wins.

Tips:
- Harden only works if you're holding the A button.
- The key to winning is to only press the A button for a short time and
still avoid getting hit.

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GAME #9 - DIG! DIG! DIG!
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Controls:
[L] - Dig
[R] - Dig

Description:
  Press the L and R buttons back and forth to make your Sandshrew dig
underground. If you press the same button two times in a row, Sandshrew
will stop digging until you get the pattern right. The first Sandshrew
to reach water will win.

Tips:
(Submitted By: Weedle Master)
- Instead of rapidly tapping the L and R buttons, keep a good, steady
pace. Even if you may be going slowly, you will go faster downward than
someone who just taps the buttons.

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9) GALLERY
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This section tells you about the Gallery and how to use it.

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Introduction
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  This mode does pretty much the same thing you could do in Pokemon
Snap. Here, you can take pictures of your favorite Pokemon and choose a
background for the picture. If you're at a Snap Station, you print out
the photos you took as stickers.

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Controls
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Control Pad - Rotate the view.
Control Stick - Zoom in or out.
Start - Go to Film Screen.
A Button - Snap a photo.
B Button - Return to Select Pokemon Screen.
C Buttons - Moves the position of the camera.
Z Button - Change Pokemon information on the bottom.
L Button - Change background.
R Button - Telephoto lens.

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Snap Photo!
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  Once you select this, you can choose the Pokemon you want to take
pictures of. You can pick them from the Game Boy cartridge (if you have
one in the Transfer Pak) or from the Rental Pokemon. You might as well
use the Rentals because you can pick almost any Pokemon.
  Now that you have the Pokemon, you take pictures! When you first start
out, you have the "Free Battle" background on. But if you want to change
it, press L and pick another one. The farther you get into the game, the
more backgrounds you can choose from!
  Once you have the background chosen, it's time to change the view. You
can use the Control Pad, Control Stick, and the C buttons to change it
around. Pokemon usually do a special animation after about 5 seconds.
When you're ready to take a photo, press A. And when you're done, press
Start.
  At the Film Screen, you can choose what photos to keep in your Album.
To see a picture close-up, select it and press C-Down. Highlight a photo
you want to keep with the Control Pad, and press A to put a mark on it.
When you are done, select "Go To Gallery" in the lower-right corner.

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Move Photo
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  This let's you move the photos around in your Album. Press A to select
a picture. Then move it over the place you want to put it, and press A
again. To enlarge a photo, you can press C-Down.
  Want to get rid of some pictures you don't want? Select a photo you
don't want anymore with A. Meowth will pop out of the trashcan in lower-
left corner of the screen. Place the photo over Meowth, and then press A
to delete it.

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Pick Photo
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  Here you choose what pictures you want to make stickers out of. Press
A to select a photo. Then you can pick where the photo should go when
you print out a sticker sheet.

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Stickers
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  Does the same thing as the Move Photo thing. This let's you rearrange
the photos for the sticker sheet.
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4x4 or 16x1
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  There are two different versions of the sticker sheet. You can pick
4x4, which makes 16 stickers of 4 different Pokemon (4 for each
Pokemon), or 16x1, which makes 16 stickers of 16 different Pokemon (1
for each Pokemon).

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Print
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  Prints out the photo you selected for the sticker sheet. You can ONLY
do this at a Snap Station! If you can't find a Snap Station, visit
www.pokemon.com or call 1-800-859-4521 to find some locations.

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10) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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This section answers some common questions about Pokemon Stadium.

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Q: Are the Rental Pokemon good to use?

A: Not really. If you train your own Pokemon from the Game Boy, the
stats of it should be higher than its rental version. That's why this
game encourages you to upload your own creatures. Obviously, if you
can't get GB Pokemon, then just stick with rentals.
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Q: What's a good way to make your Pokemon better in battle?

A: There are a couple of methods to improve Pokemon:

1. Try to capture Pokemon at lower levels and train them instead of
getting a high-level Pokemon in the wild.
2. Use the Vitamins (Protein, Iron, Carbos, and Calcium), HP Up, and
PP Up. Even they might not increase stats by much (Sometimes the
increase is only about 5 after using 10 Vitamins!), but it's better than
nothing, right?
3. "Upgrade" the Pokemon's attacks. Use TMs/HMs to replace weaker
moves (Tackle, Vine Whip, Confusion, etc.) with stronger ones (Body
Slam, Solar Beam, Psychic, etc.).
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Q: I want to start a new game on my Game Boy, but I'll lose all of my
Pokemon. What do I do?

A: Remember you can store Pokemon in the boxes stored on the Stadium
cartridge. Just put what you want on the cart, start your new game,
and then send back the Pokemon to your Game Boy. You cannot save your
items using this method.
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Q: What happens if you attempt to upload MissingNo. to the game?

A: According to some e-mail I've received, MissingNo. won't damage your
game in any way. But you can't use it in battle.
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Q: I'm having trouble against Pokemon with one-hit KO attacks. They
hardly ever miss! What can I do?

A: Obviously, those attacks cannot be blocked, so you can't really do
a whole lot. Use attacks such as Thunder Wave and Flash to help decrease
the chance of the attack ever hitting. Also try using Double Team and
Minimize to boost your evasion of attacks.
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Q: This game is too hard!

A: The Pokemon games were considered too easy, and many people
complained about it. As you can see, they listened and improved the AI a
bit. Look above for an answer on improving your Pokemon for battling.
Also use strategy! Check out a type chart and plan out what types you
should be using against the opponent.
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Q: Do Pokemon from the Gold/Silver Versions work on Stadium?

A: They won't work on this game. I've read that a new version of
Stadium is going to be made to include those Pokemon from Gold/Silver.
I haven't seen a release date for it though.
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