It's still basically the same process as in Ruby and Sapphire.

First of all, find a Relicanth (Route 124 and 126 Underwater) and Wailord (Evolve a Wailmer, fished with a Super Rod on Route 129, at lv40). Place them in your active party, along with Pokemon who can Dig, Surf and Dive. Fly to Pacifidlog Town and head west through the fast currents. Stay close to the southern line of rocks that border the route. With enough luck (or careful planning) you should reach a small calm spot in the currents where you can Dive. Do so and follow the chasm down. You'll reach a Braille inscription instructing you to go up, so resurface and you'll find yourself in a cave. Head to the rear of the cave and read the Braille message on the wall. Choose to Dig using your Pokemon and an entrance will open. In this new room, ensure Wailord is the first Pokemon in your party, and Relicanth is the last. Read the Braille message at the back and an earthquake will open the doors to three hidden caves around Hoenn.

REGIROCK Fly to the Route 111 Sandstorm. On the way, you can drop off Relicanth and Wailord and switch them for your regular Pokemon catching team. Also ensure that you have someone who can use Rock Smash. Head into the Sandstorm and work your way to the southern end where you'll see a cave opening. Read the Braille message and take two steps down, then two steps left. Use Rock Smash and the entrance will open. Step through and you'll find yourself face to face with a lv40 Regirock.

REGICE Fly to Dewford Town and head north onto Route 105. Stay close to the west edge of the route and you'll see a Ruin Maniac running up and down the coast of an island. Cross the island and continue west then north to reach the Island Cave. Read the Braille message and then make a full lap around the edges of the cave in a clockwise direction (that is, head right

and go around the cave, sticking to the wall at all times). The entrance will open and you'll find yourself face to face with a lv40 Regice.

REGISTEEL Fly to either Fortree or Lilycove City. Ensure you have someone who can use Flash. Make your way to Route 120's Ancient Tomb, which is quite near to a log bridge over water. The weather is usually stormy around the Ancient Tomb as well, if you would like that as a guide to its location. Enter the cave and read the Braille message. Position yourself in the center of the tomb by standing four steps directly above the door. Use Flash, and the entrance to the rear will open, where you'll find a lv40 Registeel. #382 - Kyogre and #383 - Groudon Stock up on Ultra Balls and make sure one of your Pokemon has Fly, Surf, Dive and Waterfall. This event records the number of steps you take, and if you take too long, the Pokemon will move from its location. This quest opens once you have beaten the Elite Four. Head to the Weather Institute on Route 119. Talk to the scientist upstairs and he will tell you of some oddity at a certain route, so Fly there and search the area for a newly opened cave entrance. You will immediately notice that the local weather will change - this reflects which Pokemon is near. Bright sunlight indicates Groudon's presence, rain and thunder indicates Kyogre's presence. Once you're on the actual route, there are two possible places the entrance could be. At this stage, it appears to be random as to which one you get.

KYOGRE

Rout e 105

Near the western island, on the way Immediately south of the Island Cave to the Island Cave (Where Regice is) (Where Regice is)

Rout e 125

Directly east of the Shoal Cave entrance

Directly west of the Shoal Cave entrance

Rout e 127 From Mossdeep, head south and take From Mossdeep, head south and stay the first eastern path to an island with close to the east border. Take the three Fishermen third eastern path to an island with a Blackbelt. Dive in and out to get to an item - the cave is immediately north

Rout e 129

The south-east corner of Route 129

Near where Route 129 meets Route 130

GROUDON

Rout e 114

Directly west of Fallarbor, up the waterfall

Near the Meteor Falls entrance

Rout e 115

Surf north of Meteor Falls and continue to the far north border

Surf north of Meteor Falls and use the Mach Bike to get past the mud-slide

Rout e 116

Near the Rustboro Entrance to Rusturf Near where you get the Blackglasses Tunnel

Rout e 118

Immediately east of Mauville

Near the eastern beach of Route 118, close to where Route 118 meets

Route 119 #384 - Rayquaza New in Emerald is the availability of Rayquaza before the Elite Four. Once you have summoned Rayquaza to Sootopolis City, head to Pacifidlog Town and surf east. Follow the north border until you find a place where you can head past some rocks and back track. You'll see the beach - follow the path until you reach a huge tower - the Sky Pillar. Once again, the Sky Pillar is full of cracked floors, so ensure you have the Mach Bike with you. Rayquaza comes at lv70 and is one tough customer.

#380 - Latias and #381 - Latios After you have beaten the Elite Four, you will get the option to choose whether you want Latias or Latios. What happens is that when you restart your game and you're in your room, you'll go downstairs where Mom and Dad will talk to you for a while. Your Mom will then lead you over to the TV where she'll ask you something. The two options are Red (the top option) for Latias and Blue (the bottom option) for Latios.

Like before, you will randomly encounter them all over the World Map. A good method of catching them is preventing them from escaping with Mean Look, then whittling down its HP before barraging it with Ultra Balls. If you're lucky enough to be near a Nintendo Event, you can grab yourself an Eon Ticket via a Wonder Spot. You can use this ticket to travel to Southern Island, where the other Lati will attack you when you examine the mysterious egg deep in the forest. So theoretically it is possible to catch both Latias and Latios in Pokemon Emerald. #151 - Mew

Mew can only be obtained via a Nintendo Event giving out the Old Sea Map. This leads you to Faraway Island on the ferry. Once here, head into the forest and you'll spot Mew, who will instantly dash off into the grass. Chase it and corner it, and you'll initiate a battle with a lv30 Mew.

#249 - Lugia and #250 - Ho-oh Both Lugia and Ho-oh can be obtained in Pokemon Emerald via a Mystic Ticket from a Nintendo Event. This ticket allows passage to Navel Rock. Take the left path and follow the ladders up to get to Hooh, take the right path and follow the ladders down to get to Lugia. Once you have caught Ho-oh, examine the tip of the cliff with the Itemfinder to get a Sacred Ash.

#386 - Deoxys Yet another Nintendo Event item allows passage to Birth Island, where solving a simple puzzle will get you the Speed Form of Deoxys. If you have the Aurora Ticket, you can take the ferry to this island where a black triangle will lie in the middle of a field. Upon examining it, it will move. The objective of this game is to get to the triangle in the least number of steps possible, then examine it again. Keep doing so and the triangle will heat up, eventually shattering to summon Deoxys.

It's still basically the same process as in Ruby and Sapphire. First of all, find a Relicanth (Route 124 and 126 Underwater) and Wailord (Evolve a Wailmer, fished with a Super Rod on Route 129, at lv40). Place them in your active party, along with Pokemon who can Dig, Surf and Dive. Fly to Pacifidlog Town and head west through the fast currents. Stay close to the southern line of rocks that border the route. With enough luck (or careful planning) you should reach a small calm spot in the currents where you can Dive. Do so and follow the chasm down. You'll reach a Braille inscription instructing you to go up, so resurface and you'll find yourself in a cave.

Head to the rear of the cave and read the Braille message on the wall. Choose to Dig using your Pokemon and an entrance will open. In this new room, ensure Wailord is the first Pokemon in your party, and Relicanth is the last. Read the Braille message at the back and an earthquake will open the doors to three hidden caves around Hoenn.

Fly to the Route 111 Sandstorm. On the way, you can drop off Relicanth and Wailord and switch them for your regular Pokemon catching team. Also ensure that you have someone who can use Rock Smash. Head into the Sandstorm and work your way to the southern end where you'll see a cave opening. Read the Braille message and take two steps down, then two steps left. Use Rock Smash and the entrance will open. Step through and you'll find yourself face to face with a lv40 Regirock. REGICE Fly to Dewford Town and head north onto Route 105. Stay close to the west edge of the route and you'll see a Ruin Maniac running up and down the coast of an island. Cross the island and continue west then north to reach the Island Cave. Read the Braille message and then make a full lap around the edges of the cave in a clockwise direction (that is, head right and go around the cave, sticking to the wall at all times). The entrance will open and you'll find yourself face to face with a lv40 Regice. REGISTEEL Fly to either Fortree or Lilycove City. Ensure you have someone who can use Flash. Make your way to Route 120's Ancient Tomb, which is quite near to a log bridge over water. The weather is usually stormy around the Ancient Tomb as well, if you would like that as a guide to its location. Enter the cave and read the Braille message. Position yourself in the center of the tomb by standing four steps directly above the door. Use Flash, and the entrance to the rear will open, where you'll find a lv40 Registeel. KYOGRE Route 105 Near the western island, on the way to the Island Cave (Where Regice is) Immediately south of the Island Cave (Where Regice is) Route 125 Directly east of the Shoal Cave entrance Directly west of the Shoal Cave entrance Route 127 From Mossdeep, head south and take the first eastern path to an island with three Fishermen From Mossdeep, head south and stay close to the east border. Take the third eastern path to an island with a Blackbelt. Dive in and out to get to an item - the cave is immediately north Route 129 The south-east corner of Route 129 Near where Route 129 meets Route 130

GROUDON Route 114 Directly west of Fallarbor, up the waterfall Near the Meteor Falls entrance Route 115 Surf north of Meteor Falls and continue to the far north border Surf north of Meteor Falls and use the Mach Bike to get past the mud-slide Route 116 Near the Rustboro Entrance to Rusturf Tunnel Near where you get the Blackglasses Route 118 Immediately east of Mauville Near the eastern beach of Route 118, close to where Route 118 meets Route 119 You might remember from the days of Red, Blue and Yellow, where much anticipated Nintendo promotions meant a chance to get Mew. Nowadays, in order to get rare Pokemon, Nintendo have devised a slightly different system.

In Gold and Silver, Mystery Gifting was introduced, where you linked with a friend and both of you got an item. In the Advanced Generation, Mystery Gifting is now used to connect with special machines at official promotions or "Nintendo Events". These machines upload certain rare items that you can collect from Teala, the Pokemon Center 2F Attendant. To activate Mystery Gifting, go to any PokeMart and inspect the memo by the counter. A questionnaire will pop up - enter the words "Link Together With All" and the Mart attendant will activate Mystery Gift in your game.

Catch old Pokemon (#001 - #251)

VBA

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Catch New Pokemon (#252 - #386)

VBA

FF57AEB3C8992DF9

45216134ED3AEB49 492A710538EDD2D9 82FBD860AE242721 313D2BCE9004E149 GBA Abra [None] 8EE6264B7FA5506A 11F5BC3EFD0E5DD3

Aerodactyl

Aipom 8F7B8FA551BE6519 Alakazam Ampharos A52F239F157183AA 03DB2EDAF1498315

Arbok E8B3D4787DB12D1A Arcanine C997ECED821D7BE8

Ariados F50447946C4C5098 Articuno Azumarill 9F9A431719B26CE8 24A676950E972009

Bayleef FEDD6E758BF7942D Beedrill 4CD61B87F05305C0

Bellossom Bellsprout Blastoise

EE1B4201DA9C6E71 0E6E78BE6553B936 9DAC9AE70802D361

Blissey 0160D183A2A2A1B6 Bulbasaur Butterfree Caterpie C7715E5D4B03490C 3D94CBE7806B75AA 32D2BE301538D5E2

Celebi A3AFC93BCAE30FEC Chansey Charizard Charmander Charmeleon Chikorita Chinchou Clefable 98A9EF2FD4933FE0 5F4739E594A6717F 86FC5D2E2AB49BE7 8EF2FF70229DABA2 025F2921710FE9F1 741082FC8EF7B960 A245B05BDBA62586

Clefairy 0A960AD32D88FB71 Cleffa 586090DB2EAC760B Cloyster 6D655CDB8564F3D6

Corsola E3CBB814F78A0FF1 Crobat BA64CBD74C67DA0E Croconaw 7171EB15E4ADEA22

Cubone AF9A564317D23C50 Cyndaquil F3595519C41CB89F

Delibird 8C2E6741D5F172A4 Dewgong E4A84A01E8F5F70B

Diglett 4E0E095399832EC7 Ditto 5FD5479B25F61E5C

Dodrio CCF9E49B5E4CADA8 Doduo C86D9E0AD50F5094 Donphan Dragonair Dragonite CBBEF9DC682596BC F4BD50DA1B890A51 B67EB1994491FC62

Dratini 52F5EC2DDDD29409 Drowzee BA6D6DF7DE9213D6

Dugtrio CFBDF08694AFF44C Dunsparce E5355F5F23DE47E9

Eevee 6817CACBB3725546 Ekans 9746090A9B13D34A Electabuzz Electrode EE7D62E6377677A7 BA4A7DEEB6786158

Elekid C5D22480A2CCC775 Entei ACE71E49475ACE5A

Espeon B33E1632D7F709D0 Exeggcute Exeggutor Farfetch'd 771695BD9D8BE844 84689B70FD33AE82 0AD1026900EF2DDC

Fearow 1B5E43BD9713080E Feraligatr 918632C39DDE2DBB

Flaaffy 3FE2F064BB639BA3 Flareon B6691108227D02B3

Forretress

1EAC10AAD4B2DF5D

Furret D8607109AD28DB09 Gastly 5F526032B3FFFCE0 Gengar EA51AA85C39E59D4 Geodude Girafarig F49F0B961CDA9CDE AFD25289DC56A0CD

Gligar D48A22E1A90FC70A Gloom 191292AD8DA00EED Golbat 3955CE261CBBE2B7 Goldeen Golduck F29255BCBB65E9A6 E668AE7B6C41ABE6

Golem 981E564320350C5C Granbull Graveler D2F305AD7D077739 33202BC84B640AB3

Grimer 1C079E020E278333 Growlithe Gyarados Haunter Heracross Hitmonchan Hitmonlee Hitmontop 22B7647CF5951FC0 EA48F52876018F4F 973AB5D9C4DD3650 088236A9C6933F92 513811EAEFBC54A8 29025DA46C67823C A5C5D439AE264439

Ho-oh 92BB8BD9629E2D58 Hoothoot 78A0CD579A371B1F

Hoppip 3BED40A5C056C098

Horsea A4EBBAA472E72233 Houndoom Houndour 7FCE2C2638425484 A99587CCA49BC248

Hypno E4A57331BFD72F7E Igglybuff E5C58F0E70ACBAAA

Ivysaur AC386FDCE1057B11 Jigglypuff 9D6FDEB59E31E1D8

Jolteon 67F9841DE968DA3D Jumpluff Jynx 4A91807F7E5AE2BC

E9B195209876042D

Kabuto F86734D5046D3F8F Kabutops Kadabra 922559183F823AF8 82A3DA434AFAFC8E

Kakuna 2C90148596BF028B Kangaskhan F5CAF2C4EEB3D467

Kingdra FB5F56E3F2427C25 Kingler 93F26FDC1621EFBB Koffing 3B75EE991DE0E837 Krabby 3F1B3D68D4401611 Lanturn 13534CCF5BB92C8C Lapras 24D3EE0E404F7B3D Larvitar 4C3FD6DDA72A38D9 Ledian 349C7EAC1092228D Ledyba 50757C7AA393D46A Lickitung 5E065A174F8282B0

Lugia

E57F3F7864F944D0 D03BF77285346D77 596DD0CA422404AF 754794BB393FBB5E

Machamp Machoke Machop

Magby C6A84B78810CD4FC Magcargo Magikarp Magmar Magnemite Magneton 20CBDC4C87541E08 7C77F1892570754C 608711AD052765EC CCBFCC6A6B608D39 A772B75BC41A2001

Mankey16FE10289A936148 Mantine F554A963EDA859B6

Mareep B3323FA400976EED Marill 76ECA4FF35F8C4F9 Marowak Meganium Meowth Metapod Mew B3A12885D5D4DA48 09C6FA0D4F0F5773 4107EE5459F45AC6 AF02EDC2534F3FF1

71E09BD117FDFD02 30621E6F164FED85

Mewtwo

Miltank A454BB281CEC3F83 Misdreavus 38744E791BFB4656

Moltres A265FB705EAE2980 Mr._Mime Muk 9FC2557019FFADC8

88E7528B4EDE64E8

Murkrow Natu

F3BA401D74110D94

F4462DB1AF5C874E 83AF0E64308DCF7A A4115F36A58D2F6E D98621833DC52ADF 115EE33A047E08D9 340466380412FF7B E6FAC0215BFBC7E4 8B104BC53BBB0554 FBDBF52B3623B52C 9202ED83F6B41A95

Nidoking Nidoqueen Nidoran_F Nidoran_M Nidorina Nidorino Ninetales Noctowl Octillery

Oddish FD90C5C22B982804 Omanyte Omastar Onix Paras BA9282BB1ADDD98B F01152ED876CFF58

43CBABBBB7155781 28F47730F2BE0E37 8F320452F34DE558

Parasect

Persian 574E9E37CF91E972 Phanpy 8F5688F458987C65 Pichu AE371D2FDBA3CE4E

Pidgeot ED21FD834D34C446 Pidgeotto B5A3B3244A2ABD7E

Pidgey FB5B7B2ECB8F711B Pikachu 76575913837E7434 Piloswine 1AEE78F1D6412BED

Pineco AB82F0EE7D884FB9 Pinsir 525180240E93A551 5BA115A03330A906

Politoed

Poliwag DDCAE2B248356075 Poliwhirl Poliwrath 7522AE0F219A6D01 9895E70849248155

Ponyta 3EBEFE1EA8493773 Porygon Porygon2 Primeape Psyduck D763E945C958628C F24D39631DE32FEB 29B920D4925D9207 10CAB90DFBA1D606

Pupitar C9AC6A5E6A92796A Quagsire 6E59C1C960930723

Quilava B962659CFD1C1893 Qwilfish 7148B7F0D8D53003

Raichu 44DC46432E37823B Raikou BCFEE7CDB19EA1CF Rapidash Raticate 3D7098F8603A63BA CBB024C33D4E94CF

Rattata 3F2FF398386736A6 Remoraid 4D67593131AC8869

Rhydon 195DB2BBA4007417 Rhyhorn Sandshrew Sandslash A50BBA40C59DE2FE A90E57848E3070F2 DB655BDA4885F2BA

Scizor FA2F872FB24A679F Scyther C4C02E8BCB6C0843 Seadra CFC5CD163BFE5AED Seaking C0BF93BBDF9273D4 Seel 0C2314C919D3DAD8

Sentret 6BC6D1883A1559EB Shellder 1EA5B82C6AE3C655

Shuckle 919B1A5D72F996F6 Skarmory Skiploom Slowbro Slowking Slowpoke 7E5EFBAAF9D18289 A200463BD753895E 14A9A5E73C6D8285 D7E57A96CC7B875E 33AD5E4E1F464A59

Slugma 2B169F23E11514BC Smeargle Smoochum 36066CF966A42091 D035F68752B30C9D

Sneasel 663BCF6FE0AC9C73 Snorlax 65B08809FC26812C Snubbull Spearow Spinarak 5EB71E4A7E4F4C2B D50BE2E3E9AC080B 1BCCE89836AE52D4

Squirtle F18A71B3474EF1FF Stantler F289D9072638EA9B Starmie 56831CCB1A47A4DC Staryu 3B32D43049596504

Steelix E5181BD87D70413E Sudowoodo 8A0F695E0306DC83

Suicune 0C0BC2BE64E725C6 Sunflora Sunkern EA4F4358A731A363 BCD70C60DC720840

Swinub 432D0CD9868F6A6A Tangela B1510A8B506644ED Tauros 3ED3C52A46C14BD1 Teddiursa Tentacool Tentacruel 4536DAC419FE88AB 36F4CD32ACE8CCB4 B3106F93C70F4300

Togepi F656D5214B02FC73 Togetic 53F6DE66941BAC84 Totodile Typhlosion Tyranitar Tyrogue Umbreon 658B55E601699F03 4281A0400FD71E37 D9A33817C2429A0C 057BFEC07D24A566 E6FCAD89AF77B153

Unown 1DEE8D9BC2C80AD7 Ursaring Vaporeon Venomoth Venonat Venusaur Victreebel 5668474AF3AEF7A9 418E41694A61E666 7498F3A37D8DE734 CC91885BA7BDA5D0 6C0E650D9151DC36 D1797B9BBC093A3F

Vileplume

7B389B12790FFF7D

Voltorb 6FABB900F3EEEC61 Vulpix E9243AE60707C461 Wartortle 600C15C97A07635B

Weedle 0F02955878490C5D Weepinbell Weezing Wigglytuff Wobbuffet Wooper Xatu 29CC9E0EF1D7F477 4878DB3CEA7C31E1 FF704C3BBDE35BC2 1922B64C93A475E6 91166348E9B56CFC

51CAB7300E9283C0

Yanma 7D316ADF4B760643 Zapdos 9C30E2E21F157234 Zubat A5F54B4743289103