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Pokémon R.O.W.E. Document
Resource Links
Pokecommunity Link: https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?p=10236375
R.O.W.E. Web Patcher: https://belialclover.github.io/Rowe-Patcher/
R.O.W.E. Transfer Tool: https://belialclover.github.io/Rowe-Patcher/files/PokéMon%20ROWE%20Transfer%20Tool.7z
Latest Patch(I strongly recommend using the Web Patcher first): https://belialclover.github.io/Rowe-Patcher/patches/PokéMon_ROWE.ups
Patching Guide step by step: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZuxhdQ0lRQoilIIMZmU_RB7aYxGQ3AZl
DexNav Information https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/DexNav
Old Documentation for download: https://belialclover.github.io/Rowe-Patcher/files/PokéMon%20ROWE%20Documentation.zip
Past Version Doc Evolution Data Doc https://docs.google.com/document/d/12jCr0oJR2bZWs7uvqSi-5GHc0wbPB-M-
Past Version Doc Exiolite Information https://docs.google.com/document/d/18Hu4XggUxjhD7VmZF18FDGjjw0txWGe4
Past Version Doc Important Trainer List https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jMphY9MXobOW5refh69WKNa4nJ_Uk2as
-FaQ:
Inquery Response Status Notes:
Where can I find cheats for this game? ● Cheats wont work in this game, the code between this game and Vanilla Emerald is really different so any cheat you use Up to date as of This is a copy of the FaQ on Discord, as that gets updated so will this section.
wo'nt work so don't even try, if you ask for Cheats in Discord your post will be ignored and deleted. July 18 2023
Version 1.9.0.1
Where can I Find X Evolution Stone/Item? ● All the evolution items are sold in Lilycove Dept after you get 4 Badges.
Is every PokéMon available in this game? ● Every PokéMon up to gen 8 are available in this game, the only exeptions are Mythicals and Legendaries but all the
other PokéMon are obtainable in game somehow.
What is the Surprise Me Option in the starter selection? ● It gives you any First Stage PokéMon randomly the only exeptions are Mythicals and Legendaries.
How can I Mega Evolve in this game? ● By pressing Start in the move screen with a PokéMon that can Mega Evolve holding its Mega Stone after you have the
How can I evolve PokéMon that evolve by trade? ● Go to the Tradeback Guy house in Slateport and chose the PokéMon that you want to trade.
.
How can I Wonder Trade in this game? ● Go to any PokéMon Center and talk to the Blue-Haired Nurse next to Nurse Joy.
Is there any Egg Move Tutor? ● Yes, it can be found in any PokéMon Center next to the Nurse Joy, you need 6 Badgesand will cost 8k
per move.
Can I change my PokéMon Abilities/Natures? ● Yes, but you need an Ability Capsule/Patch or a Nature Mint Ability Capsule/Nature Mints: Can be bought in Oldale Town in
the house behind the PokéMon Center Ability Patch (Changes your PokéMon Ability to its Hidden Ability):From the Man in
Pacifidlog Town in exchange for 1 Yellow Shard and in the Battle Tents as rewards.
Where can I find [PokéMon]? ● Check the Wild PokéMon Locations file that comes with the Patch or can be found in the Wild Encounter Tables Tab.
How can I evolve [PokéMon]? ● The in-game PokéDex tells you how to evolve every PokéMon in the game, take a look there.
(Thanks to TheXaman for the beautiful PokéDex full of features)
What is the shiny rate in this game? ● The same shiny rate as Vanilla Emerald but you can get a shiny charm that doubles those chances after you get your
8th Badge.
Why is the DexNav not in the start menu? ● You are in an area where there are no wild PokéMon.
How can I get the Hidden PokéMon? ● After each 100 steps you get a PokéMon notification from the DexNav press ( A ) hile walking to be able
to fight it, there is a possibility that its a hidden PokéMon.
Are my saves compatible with future versions? ● Yes, they are compatible if that changes at some point I will notify everyone. Rioluwott
How can I change Rotom Forms? ● By talking to the box in the Bike Store
How can I Patch the Game? ● 1 Get your own PokéMon Emerald Rom(1986 PokéMon Emerald (U)(Trash Man)) MD5 -
2 Open NUPS.exe
3 Select Apply an UPS patch to a file
4 Browse for your rom on the File to patch part and the PokéMon ROWE.ups in the ups patch part
5 Hit patch
6 Check that your new rom MD5 is 9306415069BCC9186A72239177B8FF48
7 Done
What Mythicals/Legendaries are obtainable? ● Articuno,Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, Mew, Entei, Ho-oh, Lugia, Registeel, Regice, Regirock, Latios, Latias, Groudon,
Kyogre, Rayquaza, Jirachi, Deoxys, Azelf, Heatran, Shaymin, Terrakion, Diancie and Volcanion.
My game crashes a lot or gets a Black Screen, any way to fix this? ● Check that you are using one of the supported emulators
PC: mGBA Android: My Boy! and Pizzaboy GBA
3DS: Virtual Console Injection(with NSUI not GBA Ultimate Injector), mGBA and open_agb_firm
Vita: mGBA standalone emulator Switch: mGBA standalone emulator
IOS OpenEMU with mGBA core, afterplay.io Other: Retroarch with mGBA core
Other emulators will probably crash so don't use them, Emulators that are known to crash a lot are:
-John GBA -No$GBA -VBA-M
-VBA GX -gPSP -GBArunner2
-Delta Emulator(IOS)
Why won't my PokéMon evolve after reaching the evolution criteria? ● Check that you haven't used an Exiolite on that specific PokéMon and the PokéMon isn't holding an Eveolite as in this
game, changed it to make it work similar to an Everstone. Also check that the PokéMon
evolution is not different in this game since some of them were changed, check the in-game PokéDex for more
information, and make sure you are not in the "No-Evolution Mode"
How do I "update my game without losing progress"? ● Go through the patching process again with a new clean version of the trashman rom, then rename your
.sav so it has the same name for example:.
PokéMon_ROWE(1).GBA and PokéMon_ROWE(1).sav
Will you add more Boxes in the future since the current number of ● No, I will not add more boxes at any point. This is because the Gameboy Advance hardware
boxes is not enough for a Living Dex? (And all the GBA emulators) has a limit for the size of the save data that its already at its limit and since
the PokéMon structure is really big it's not possible to add any boxes since it would cause an overflow of
data and the Box data would corrupt every PokéMon on your PC upon saving or loading your save file.
There is a tool called PokéMon ROWE Transfer Tool(available in the Patcher site) that should help you
to backup your PokéMon as.pkm files so you can save them in your computer if you fill your boxes
or you want to transfer them to any other save file.
When will Gen 9+/Husian Mons will come to the game? Eveolite as this
Sword and Shield release!!!
Why does every cry in the game sound the same? ● They were removed to make space for more stuff since the GBA cartidge can only go up to 32mb, the
cries use around 16mb so they were removed to make space for more features and content. If you don't
want to hear the same cries you can disable them in the options by changing the "Use generic cry"
option to off.
Is Specific [Shiny PokéMon] locked? ● No, there are no shiny locked PokéMon only the starters because they have a set nature and always
have the same personality.
FaQ: - Known Bugs
Inquiry Response
Difficulty Options
Hard Mode
Smarter AI
The Level of the Trainer and Wild PokéMon is Higher than in Normal/Easy Mode.
Battle Mode is always set to "Set".
Trainers will have more PokéMon early in the game.
This mode has PokéMon Clover level Cap, making you unable to get over the next Boss Ace level.
Gym Leaders PokéMon number scales depending on the number of PokéMon on your team on the first fights.
You can`t use items on a Trainer battles.
You can't see the level of some Boss Trainer PokéMon
You can't save while in the elite four rooms
There are power caps for moves, moves that are strong early on get powered down for both the player and the enemy mons
Regular trainers may have random EVs after a certain number of Badges
You may have some bonuses from playing on this mode.
Normal Mode
The AI is smarter than in Easy Mode.
The Level of the Trainer and Wild PokéMon is Higher than in Easy Mode.
Trainers will have more PokéMon early in the game.
Your PokéMon will not gain stats after they reach a level cap but you can get new moves and evolve, after you get your next badge your PokéMon stats will go back to normal
There are power caps for moves, moves that are strong early on get powered down for both the player andthe enemy mons
Easy Mode
The game is easier
There are no level caps
The AI should be dumber
There is no power caps and trainers should have worse movesets early on
Level Caps
0 Badges 16
1 Badges 23
2 Badges 29
3 Badges 36
4 Badges 43
5 Badges 51
6 Badges 57
7 Badges 69
8 Badges 77
After Beating Rayquaza 100
FaQ: - Important NPCs Locations
Inquiry Response Status Notes:
Up to date as of
July 18 2023
Version 1.9.0.1
Pictures have
been added to
make it easier to
Blue Nurse In every PokéMon Center next to the Nurse Joy Name Rater/Move Relearner/Move Deleter/Wonder Trade/Move tutor/Costume ChangerDepends on what you need(Move tutors are locked before some Badges)
Double Battle Mode Enabler/Disabler In the same house as the Tradeback Guy This NPC Helps you to Disable or Enable double battle mode None
Water Starter Old Man Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store Gives you a Water Starter in exchange of 2 Blue Shards 2 Blue Shards
Fire Starter Old Man Hot Springs in Lavaridge City Gives you a Fire Starter in exchange of 2 Fire Shards 2 Red Shards
Grass Starters Maniac The third house in Fortree City(The one above the Gym) Gives you a Grass Starter in exchange of 2 Grass Shards 2 Green Shards
Fossil Reviver Scientist In the second floor in Devon Corporation Revives your Fossils A fossil
Egg Gift Lady South of the Hot Springs in Lavaridge Town Gives you a Togepi Egg None
Porygon Scientist Second Level of the Devon Corp Building Gives You Porygon None
Poké Ball Seal NPC First Level of the Devon Corp Building Let's Change the Design of the Poké Ball a PokéMon is in
FaQ: - Important Trainer Locations
Inquiry Response Status: Notes:
Gym Leader Brawly Dewford Town PokéMon Gym Gives you the Knuckle Badge when you defeat him
Gym Leader Watson Mauville City PokéMon Gym Gives you the Dynamo Badge when you defeat him.
Gym Leader Flannery Lavaridge Town PokéMon Gym Gives you the Heat Badge when you defeat her.
Gym Leader Norman Peatalburg City PokéMon Gym Gives you the Balance Badge when you defeat him.
Gym Leader Winona Fortree City PokéMon Gym Gives you the Feather Badge when you defeat her.
Gym Leaders Tate & Liza Mossdeep City PokéMon Gym Gives you the Mind Badge when you defeat them.
Gym Leader Juan Sootopolis City PokéMon Gym Gives you the Rain Badge when you defat him.
Rustboro City
Gym Leader
Nosepass Steven N/A (Space Center)
Roxanne
Chimchar
Croagunk
Hawlucha
Dewford Town
Stufful
Makuhita
Gym Leader
Heracross
Brawly
Togedemaru
Joltik
Rotom
Mauville City
Chinchou
Pichu
Gym Leader
Electrike
Wattson
Vulpix
Fletchling
Salandit
Lavaridge Town
Lavaridge Town
Scorbunny
Houndour
Gym Leader
Torkoal
Flannery
Girafarig
Bunnelby
Starly
Petalburg City
Drampa
Kangaskhan
Gym Leader
Slakoth
Norman
Doduo
Murkrow
Siglypgh
Fortree City
Skarmory
Dratini
Gym Leader
Altaria
Winona
Indeedee (M)
Indeedee (F)
Ralts
Mossdeep City
Ralts
Solrock
Gym Leaders
Lunatone
Tate & Liza
Wingull
Lotad
Binacle
Sootopolis City
Spheal
Magikarp
Gym Leader
Horsea
Juan
Roserade
Talonflame
Magnezone
PkMn Trainer
Gallade
Wally
Greninja
Hydreigon
Honchkrow
Elite Four
Absol
Sidney
Spiritbomb
Marowak (Alola)
Doublade
Pokémon League
Dhelmise
Golurk
Elite Four
Banette
Pheobe
Ninetails (Alola)
Beartic
Cloyster
Pokémon League
Darmanitan (Galar)
Cryogonal
Elite Four
Glalie
Glacia
Dragalge
Dragonite
Flygon
Pokémon League
Kingdra
Haxorus
Elite Four
Salamence
Drake
Ludicolo
Kabutops
Starmie
Pokémon League
Pelipper
Milotic
Champion
Swampert
Wallace
Magnezone
Excadrill
Dracovish
Meteor Falls (after
becoming the
Champion)
Aegislash
Diancie
Champion
Metagross
Steven
Machamp
Snorlax
Charizard
Shoal Cave (after
beating Steven)
Blastoise
Venusaur
Legendary
Pokemon Pikachu
Trainer Red
FaQ: -PokeMon Locations
Inquiry Response Status Notes:
Hyperlinks to Bulbapedia are for Basic Research purposes only, and are NOT an active reflection of
Stats, Base Stats, or at what Level they learn a certain Move in R.O.W.E.
Bulbasaur From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMon Locations area in this Doc
Ivysaur Evolution
Venusaur Evolution
Charmander From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMon Locations area in this Doc
Charmeleon Evolution
Charizard Evolution
Squirtle From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMon Locations area in this Doc
Wartortle Evolution
Blastoise Evolution
Omastar Evolution
Kabutops Evolution
Snorlax Static Encounter / Evolve Munchlax Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Articuno Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Zapdos Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Moltres Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Mewtwo Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Mew Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Chikorita From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Bayleef Evolution
Meganium Evolution
Cyndaquil From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Quilava Evolution
Typhlosion Evolution
Totodile From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Croconaw Evolution
Feraligatr Evolution
Togetic Evolution
Porygon Evolution
Raikou Trade from Vanilla Gen 3 Games Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Entei Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Suicune Trade from Vanilla Gen 3 Games Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Larvitar Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Pupitar Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Tyranitar Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Lugia Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Ho-Oh Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Celebi Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Treecko From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Grovyle Evolution
Sceptile Evolution
Torchic From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Combusken Evolution
Blaziken Evolution
Mudkip From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Marshtomp Evolution
Swampert Evolution
Cradily Evolution
Armaldo Evolution
Regirock Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Regice Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Registeel Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Latias Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Latios Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Kyogre Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Groudon Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Rayquaza Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Jirachi Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Deoxys Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Turtwig From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Grotle Evolution
Torterra Evolution
Chimchar From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Monferno Evolution
Infernape Evolution
Piplup From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Prinplup Evolution
Empoleon Evolution
Rampardos Evolution
Bastiodon Evolution
Togekiss Evolution
Porygon Z Evolution
Azelf Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Heatran Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Phione Roamer on Hoenn Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Manaphy Unobtainable Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Shaymin Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Snivy From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Servine Evolution
Serperior Evolution
Tepig From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Pignite Evolution
Emboar Evolution
Oshawott From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Dewott Evolution
Samurott Evolution
Carracosta Evolution
Archen Gift Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Archeops Evolution
Terrakion Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Chespin From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Quilladin Evolution
Chesnaught Evolution
Fennekin From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Braixen Evolution
Delphox Evolution
Froakie From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Frogadier Evolution
Greninja Evolution
Tyrantrum Evolution
Aurorus Evolution
Diancie Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Volcanion Static Encounter Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Rowlet From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Dartrix Evolution
Decidueye Evolution
Litten From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Torracat Evolution
Incineroar Evolution
Popplio From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Brionne Evolution
Primarina Evolution
Silvally Evolution
Tapu Koko Unobtainable Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Tapu Lele Unobtainable Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Tapu Bulu Unobtainable Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Tapu Fini Unobtainable Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Melmetal Evolve Meltan Go to the Legendary Wild Encounter Table on this Document
Grookey From the Grass Starters Maniac Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Thwackey Evolution
Rillaboom Evolution
Scorbunny From the Fire Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Raboot Evolution
Cinderace Evolution
Sobble From the Water Starter Old Man Go to the Special PokéMonLocations area in this Document
Drizzile Evolution
Inteleon Evolution
Static Encounters
Pokémon Location Requirements Notes
Munchlax/Snorlax Route 121 a Blue Flute You can encounter 1 Daily
Bonsly/Sudowoodo Route 104 a Wailmer Pail(You get it before starting the game anyway) You can encounter 1 Daily
Rotom New Mauville None You can encounter 1 Daily
Gift Pokémon
Pokémon Location Requirements Notes
Bulbasaur Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Chickorita Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Treecko Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Turtwig Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Snivy Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Rowlet Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Grookey Fortree City from the Grass Starter Maniac 2 Green Shards You get a random starter each time
Charmander Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Cyndaquil Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Torchic Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Chimchar Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Tepig Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Fennekin Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Litleo Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Scorbunny Lavaridge City's Hot Springs from the Fire Starters Old Man 2 Red Shards You get a random starter each time
Squirtle Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Totodile Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Mudkip Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Piplup Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Oshawott Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Froakie Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Popplio Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Sobble Lilycove City in the House east of the Department Store 2 Blue Shards You get a random starter each time
Togepi Lavaridge City from an old woman None You can only get one
Porygon In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist None You can only get one
Type:Null In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist 7 Badges You can only get one
Ditto From a girl in the PokéMon Daycare 6 Badges This Ditto has 6 perfect IVs for easier breeding, you can only get one
Omanyte In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist an Helix Fossil
Kabuto In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Dome Fossil
Aerodactyl In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist an Old Amber
Lileep In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Root Fossil
Anorith In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Claw Fossil
Cranidos In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist an Skull Fossil
Shieldon In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist an Armor Fossil
Tirtuga In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Cover Fossil
Archen In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Plume Fossil
Tyrunt In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Jaw Fossil
Amaura In the second floor in Devon Corporation from a Scientist a Sail Fossil
Trade Pokémon
Pokémon Location Requirements Notes
Arctovish a Scientist in Rustboro City Trade it for a Seadra You can only get one this way
Arctzolt a Scientist in Fortree City Trade it for a Frosslass You can only get one this way
Dracovish a Guy in Pacifidlog Town Trade it for an Appletun You can only get one this way
Dracozolt a Girl in the Battle Frontier Trade it for a Raichu You can only get one this way
Pokémon R.O.W.E. - Evolution Data
FaQ: Notes:
Process
Make sure you're PokéMon is not holding an Eviolite or that you haven´t used an Exiolite on that specific PokéMon since that stops the PokéMon from
evolving. In this Guide we will see how to find the evolution method of a specific PokéMon. We will use both Pidgey and Alolan Rattata, as an Example.
Step 1: Check what PokéMon evolution data you want to see, in this case it will be Pidgey.
Step 2: Make sure you have caught the intended PokéMon.
Step 3: Go to the Pokédex and search for that PokéMon
Step 4: Press A and you should see that PokéMon's page.
Step 5: Go to the EVO tab pressing Right and you should see the evolution method.
Step 6: If you want to see the evolution method of a Regional Form, search for that PokéMon's normal page and Press A
Step 7: Press L or R to change the Form to the one you want to see, and you will see it's evolution data.
PokéMon R.O.W.E. - Base Stats, Abilitites, Held Items and More
This files is not complete yet but you can go to this document to use the past version:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13RggeMM_ax7K5QMNS7ozRWkikIYrfjWj
PokéMon R.O.W.E. - Signature Move List
FaQ: Notes:
Berry Cheri Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Chesto Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Pecha Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Rawst Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Aspear Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Leppa Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Oran Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Perism Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Lum Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Sitrus Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Figy Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Wiki Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Mago Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Aguav Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Iapapa Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Razz Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Bluk Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Nanab Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Wepear Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Pinap Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Pomeg Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Kelpsy Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Qualot Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Hondew Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Grepa Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Tamato Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Occa Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Passho Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Wacan Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Rindo Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Yache Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Chople Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Kebia Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Shuca Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Coba Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Payapa Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Tanga Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Charti Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Kasib Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Haban Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Colbur Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Babiri Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Chilan Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Berry Roseli Berry Lavaridge Herb Shops/May be picked up by PokéMon with Harvest
Misc Item Nugget Held by wild Meowth(5%), Persian(100%), Skitty(5%), Delcatty (100%) and in Battle Tents as rewards
Misc Item Blue Shard held by wild Carvanha(5%) and Sharpedo(100%)
Misc Item Red Shard held by wild Numel(5%) and Camerupt(100%)
Misc Item Green Shard held by wild Sunkern(5%) and Sunflora(100%)
Misc Item Yellow Shard held by wild Helioptile(5%), Heliolisk(100%) and Rotom(100%)
Misc Item Fossils In Desert Underpass you can get 2 random fossils per day
Held Item Lucky Egg Held by wild Happiny Family/Achievement Reward/Given to you by beating some Gym Leaders
Held Item Eviolite Given to you by the Professor Cozmos after giving him the Meteorite
Held Item Life Orb From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Focus Sash From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Power Herb From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Assault Vest From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Choice Band From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Choice Scarf From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Flame Orb From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Toxic Orb From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Rocky Helmet From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Weakness Policy From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item White Herb From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Scope Lens From the Lilycove Department Store after beating the Sixth Leader
Held Item Black Belt Held by wild Throh/Makuhita
Held Item Amulet Coin Given to you by beating the First Leader from the Gym Leader/Held by wild Meowth
Key Item Eon Flute Given to you after you beat or catch latios latias and rayquaza by the guy that wants to see the Mirage Island
Key Item Drowsing Machine Given to you by beating the Second Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Good Rod Given to you by beating the Third Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Catching Charm Given to you by beating the Fourth Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Super Rod Given to you by beating the Fifth Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Mega Bracelet Given to you by beating the Seventh Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Shiny Charm Given to you by beating the Final Leader from the Gym Leader
Key Item Exp Charm Achievement Reward
Key Item Oval Charm Achievement Reward
Abilities
Name Description
Possessed Becomes Ghost-type when sent out as a third type like when Trick-or-Treat is used agains it.
Screen Setter Sets a Screen that protects the user side from Physical Moves for 5 turns.
Magnetic Body Makes the user float for 5 turns making it inmune to ground type moves in that time.
Rooted Plants its roots at the start of battle.
Opposite Day Summons a Field that inverts type effectiveness for 5 turns.
Air Current Summons a Tailwind to speed up your team for 5 turns
Cacophony Boost Sound Moves and Hits ghost types with Normal type sound based moves.
Slimy Reduces the damage from contact moves but it also becomes weak to water type moves.
Water Spill Sets up Water Sport for 5 turns it halves fire type moves power and it also transforms every normal type move into a water type move.
Trickster sets up Trick Room for 5 Turns when a PokéMon with that ability is sent out.
Loose Quills Drops spikes every time it is damaged by a Contact Move.
Coiled Up Makes the PokéMon attack first if it used a biting move(only 1 time), you can gain that boost again by using the moves coil or glare(only PokéMon with that ability).
Tottering Steps when the user uses a contact move it may leave the target confused.
Gravitation When the user is sent out it activates gravity for 5 turns.
Self Heal Heals 10% of the user HP every turn.
Blademaster Boosts the Power of Slashing Moves.
Aurora Body Sets up Aurora Veil when the PokéMon is Sent out if its Hailing.
Striker Boosts the Power of Kicking Moves.
Shooting Star Summons a Wish when at red health(1 time)
Hollow Body Damages the opposite PokéMon when hit by any attack(PokéMon with soundproof are not affected by this ability)
Tottering Steps Has 30% chance of confussing the foe when using a Contact Move
Justice Fists Boosts Punching moves by 1.3 and gives Stab boost to Fighting type moves(not stackeable).
Early Evolver Boost moves with less than 40 base power by 2 if the PokéMon Level is over 50, if its between level 30 and 50 they gets boosted by 1.5 it also boost moves with a base power between 41-60 by 1.5 if the user is over level 30
Items
Name Description
Exiolite Boost the base stats of a PokéMon to match its evolution if it meets the evolution requirements (Stops evolution until you use another one)
Iron Pill Changes the Speed Ivs and Evs to 0
Power Candy Gives you 1-6 Ivs on each stat upon use
PokéMon R.O.W.E. - Move/Ability/Item Modifications
FaQ: Notes:
Ability Changes
Ability Change
Honey Gather Now it works like the ability Gooey in battle plus its other effect.
Battery Now becomes charged up when sent out and boosts its special defense, its vanilla effect was removed.
Illuminate Now boosts the user Sp.Attack by one stage when sent out.
Run Away Now boosts the user Speed by one stage when sent out, it also boost some switch moves priority(Moves like U-Turn, Flip Turn or Teleport)
Corrosion Now also has the functionality of allowing Poison moves to damage Steel types.
Toxic Boost Now immune to poison status damage on top of its existing functionality.
Flare Boost Now immune to burn status damage on top of its existing functionality.
Heatproof Now immune to burn status damage on top of its existing functionality.
Quick Feet Now get normal poison damage from bad poison(poison from toxic or toxic orb).
Guts Now get normal poison damage from bad poison(poison from toxic or toxic orb).
Iron Fist Raised Iron Fist boost from 1.2x to 1.3x.
Forecast Now sets weather depending on what weather rock is being held.
Flower Gift Now sets a Sunny weather if Heat Rock is being held.
Solar Power No longer decreases HP at end of every sun turn.
Mega Launcher Now affects Octazooka and Flash Cannon.
Frisk Now also has the functionality of boosting item spawn chances for wild PokéMon (like Compound Eyes/Super Luck).
Keen Eyes Now Raises the accuaracy by 1.3x like Compound Eyes and also boost the item spawn chances for wild PokéMon.
Color Change Now adds the opposite PokéMon type to the user when sent out.
Overgrow Now boost Grass-type moves by x1.3 at all times instead of x1.5 when at red health
Blaze Now boost Fire-type moves by x1.3 at all times instead of x1.5 when at red health
Torrent Now boost Water-type moves by x1.3 at all times instead of x1.5 when at red health
Move Changes
Move Change
Charge Beam Now has 100% Chances to boost Special Attack instead of 70.
Item Changes
Item Change
Type Gems Now can be used to change a PokéMon Hidden Power type if it has 6 perfect IVs(or have Perfect Ivs mode enabled) on top of its existing functionality.
Feathers Now boosts an specific stat IV by a little amount when used.
PokéMon R.O.W.E. - Exiolite Information
FaQ: Notes:
Explanation
An Exiolite is an Exclusive item added for PokéMon R.O.W.E. this item makes you able to use a First or Second Stage PokéMon without
having to worry about their stats. This item boost your PokéMon Base stats to match the ones of their final evolution if your PokéMon is
strong enough (level-wise) for example if you use an Exiolite on a Level 10 Bulbasaur it will still have Bulbasaur Stats since it is not strong
enough to evolve into Ivysaur, however if you use it after it becomes level 16 it will gain Ivysaur Stats and if you use it at level 36 it will gain
Venusaur Stats because Ivysaur can become Venusaur at that level, as Stone or Trade Evolutions don’t have an specific Evolution Level I
made this list for those PokéMon so please read them if you want to use them, if you see for example a second stage that evolves by
Stone this will also work for the first stage so Pichu can gain Raichu Stats by using an exiolite ot an specific Level.
Notes:
● Using an Exiolite Stops a PokéMon from Evolving, you can remove the exiolite effect by using another one
● Using an Exiolite on a PokéMon with a new Evolution in PLA/SV gives you the stats of that PokéMon even though those Evolutions are not in the game
● You can get more Exiolites in Rustoboro City’s Devon Corp on the first Floor
● PokéMon with Multiple evolutions will gain the stats of the evolution that has the lowest PokéDex Number
● PokéMon not on this List will gain a Boost at their normal Evolution Level in case I wasn’t clear enough and every PokéMon with an
evolution can gain a boost with an Exiolite
● PokéMon with an Exiolite Boost will gain a little Blue Icon in their Summary Screen
● PokéMon with an Exiolite Boost will no longer be able to use the Eviolite boost
● PokéMon with an Evolution on a different Regional Form can also gain an Exiolite Boost on a specific Level
(Example: Hoennian Linoone gains Obstagoon stats at an specific Level and Kantonian Farfetch gains Sirfetch’d Stats at Level 36)
● These PokéMon can also use an Eviolite
Pikachu - Level 30 Vulpix - Level 25 Gloom - Level 36
Growlithe - Level 25 Machoke - Level 42 Weepinbell - Level 36
Magnetone - Level 42 Shellder - Level 26 Haunter - Level 42
Onix - Level 32 Exeggcute - Level 30 Lickitung - Level 33
Rhydon - Level 45 Tangela - Level 38 Seadra - Level 42
Scyther - Level 35 Electabuzz - Level 38 Magmar - Level 38
Staryu - Level 26 Porygon - Level 22 Jigglypuff - Level 30
Nidorina - Level 36 Nidorino - Level 36 Haunter - Level 42
Kadabra - Level 36 Graveler - Level 42 Togetic - Level 36
Aipom - Level 32 Sunkern - Level 22 Yanma - Level 33
Murkro - Level 30 Misdreavus - Level 26 Gligar - Level 26
Sneasel- Level 28 Piloswine - Level 45 Porygon2 - Level 40
Lombre - Level 34 Nuzleaf - Level 34 Skitty - Level 28
Nosepass - Level 33 Feebas - Level 20 Dusclops - Level 40
Clamperl - Level 26 Bonsly - Level 20 Mime.Jr - Level 20
Mantyke - Level 28 Pansage - Level 22 Pansear - Level 22
Panpour - Level 22 Munna - Level 26 Boldore - Level 40
Woobat - Level 26 Gurdurr - Level 40 Cottonee - Level 22
Petilil - Level 22 Minccino - Level 24 Karrablast - Level 28
Eelektrik - Level 40 Lampent - Level 42 Spritzee - Level 26
Swirlix - Level 26 Pumpkaboo - Level 30 Phantump - Level 30
Charjabug - Level 42 Crabrawler - Level 32 Steenee - Level 28
Poipole - Level 42 Floette - Level 32 Eevee - Level 25
Sandshrew Alola - Level 22 Graveler Alola - Level 42 Poliwhirl - Level 36
Darumaka Alola - Level 35 Vulpix Alola - Level 25
PokéMon R.O.W.E. - Hoenn Map
FaQ: Notes:
Oldale Town
PokeMart, PokéMon
Center Oldale Town-Battle Mart N. Route 103, W. Route 102, S. Route 101
Oldale Town Ruins
Oldale Town
Route 102
Route 104
Route 109
Mt. Chimney
S. Jagged Pass
Jagged Pass
Route 114
S. Route 121
Route 122
Route 123
S. Route 125
Route 126
Pacifidlog Town
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