Zatch_bell
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Do any of you know how to get all starter pokemon in ruby without trading. If you know please tell me
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Wrong forum. This goes into Pokemon Video Games.
And no, I don't think there is other way besides trading or using a gameshark.
And no, I don't think there is other way besides trading or using a gameshark.
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Yeah, other than using a game shark or trading, there is no way, at leat I don't think so. Why don't you want to trade? It's actually pretty simple, that is, if you have people who want to cooporate with you.Kasumi-san said:
You can do the 'starter trick' which is what I do a lot, but you need to own two games and it involves trading.
You re-start one of them, (or start it for the first time, if it is new) and get one of the starters. You get Pokeballs from your rival after defeating them for the first time, then go out, catch one Pokemon, and send it to the other game. Then repeat this twice with different starters each time, but the third time you catch two Pokemon in the grass. Then you trade both of the random Pokemon you caught in the grass for the two other starters that are on your other game. Ta-da! Now you have all 3 starters on one game!
This is why I'm going to get both Diamond and Pearl, so I can have all three starters on one of them.
You re-start one of them, (or start it for the first time, if it is new) and get one of the starters. You get Pokeballs from your rival after defeating them for the first time, then go out, catch one Pokemon, and send it to the other game. Then repeat this twice with different starters each time, but the third time you catch two Pokemon in the grass. Then you trade both of the random Pokemon you caught in the grass for the two other starters that are on your other game. Ta-da! Now you have all 3 starters on one game!
This is why I'm going to get both Diamond and Pearl, so I can have all three starters on one of them.