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/ Pokedex 3D Pro Guide for the 3DS

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/ LAST UPDATE: March 23, 2013
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/ VERSION:
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/ AUTHOR NAME: Heather Cattles (Muku6)
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/ EMAIL:
irisdrakon (at) yahoo (dot) com /
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Table of Contents
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I.
Updates
[UPDATE]
II.
About This Guide
[AGUIDE]
III. What's a Pokedex?
[POKEDX]
IV.
Overview
[OVRVEW]
V.
Menu Options
[MNUOPT]
VI.
Pokedex
[POKDEX]
VII. Move Dex
[MOVDEX]
VIII. Pokemon Challenge
[PKMNCH]
IX.
Records/Album
[RECRDS]
X.
AR Viewer
[ARVWER]
XI.
Pokemon Codes
[PKCODE]
XII. Verdict
[VRDICT]
XIII. Disclaimer
[DISCLA]
XIV. Credits
[CRDITS]
XV.
Author Notes
[ANOTES]

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I. Updates
[UPDATE]
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March 23, 2013
- A code section has been added to the table of contents. I've currently
got a couple of codes there currently to unlock Pokemon in the Pro, and
will allow me to add more should they release more.
November 13, 2012
- Been working on this guide since I got the Pokedex on Friday. This
guide is a product of love for the series and the Pokedex itself. I
wrote the guide on the free one, and I'm pleased to have been able to
get this one going. I have all the basics here, so anything from here
on out is gravy. Hope you enjoy!

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II. About This Guide
[AGUIDE]
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This guide is meant to provide some basic information about the Pokedex 3D
Pro software available from the eShop for 15 USD (plus tax). It is not meant
as a replacement for buying the software, and may not fully contain all the
information it does. This guide is meant to help someone learn and navigate
the software.
My previous guide -- the Pokedex 3D -- which was a free version of the
software (that is no longer available on the eShop), contained information
about the Pokemon, Egg Groups, Moves, et cetera. This guide will not
contain as in-depth information about the Pokemon themselves. I find that
it takes away from the main focus of the guide, which is to help folks figure
it out, but also, to be quite honest, would be a monumental task. This
Pokedex contains over 700 entries. The previous one only had Pokemon in it
that were in Black and White. The 727 entries includes different forms
of Pokemon and all, but it is a massive collection of data. That information
could warrant it's own guide, to be honest. Perhaps another project for
another time. Or one for a brave soul to tackle.
I will go into as in-depth as possible
is a manual for this software as well.
information I will be providing here.
the software, press the Home button on
button on the bottom screen.

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manual while within
click the Manual

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III. What's a Pokedex?
[POKEDX]
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If you are a fan of the Pokemon games, then you'll know each game has a
Pokedex. The Pokedex in game only contains information only on the Pokemon
you have encountered, caught, or traded on that game. This Pokedex is a
piece of software that only serves its purpose as a Pokedex. You'll have
access to all the Pokemon information you could ever need on all the Pokemon.
So, what exactly is a Pokedex? It's something that is basically an
encyclopedia for Pokemon. It's just full of information on each Pokemon,
like their stats, picture (or in this case a model of the Pokemon in 3D), the
Pokemon's cry, description, et cetera. With the Pokedex 3D Pro, it contains
every Pokemon in the National Pokedex. So, if you purchase this you get all
information on all Pokemon (including all forms), right off the bat. This
is literally a full fledged Pokedex this time.

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It is possible to delete your save data, should you decide you want to
start over or whatever the case may be. To delete the saved data: after
selecting the software from the Home menu, press and hold A, B, X, and Y.
You should then follow the instructions on screen to continue the deletion
process. Keep in mind that once deleted, it cannot be restored! Also,

even if the data is deleted, photos and extra data will remain intact.
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IV. Overview
[OVRVEW]
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It should be noted that each section has different information on the screen
that will be displayed. I will be giving a screen over view of the main
menu here. Additional screens will be covered in their respective sections.
The main menu in this particular version of the Pokedex is pretty simple,
yet I think it is nicely laid out. It leads off into different sections,
but a few things we'll need to cover.

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- This is where the Pokemon shows up on screen.

When you first start the software, the first 10
seconds or so is the Pokedex 3D Pro title screen.
After that it evolves into showing random Pokemon.
These Pokemon show up on a background that can be
changed in the Options menu.
Date
- This is the date on your 3DS.
Day
- The day of the date.
Time
- This shows the current time on your 3DS.
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- Go back a page.
- Gear icon that leads you to an options screen.

[Pokedex Entry]

- This will read as "Check this Pokemon's Pokedex

entry." on screen. Every few seconds, a new
random Pokemon will show on the top screen. If
you want to read up on that Pokemon, click this
button to go straight to the Pokemon's entry.

Pokedex
Move Dex
Pokemon Challenge
Records/Album
AR Viewer
[*]

Go to the Pokedex section.

Go to the Move Dex section.
Go to the Pokemon Challenge section.
Go to the Records/Album section.
Go to the AR Viewer section.
Initially this spot is blank. However, when
you get far enough in Pokemon Challenge, it
opens up a link to Today's Challenge.

There's also some terminology you'll need to be familiar with. Not much,
as generally when I come across it, I'll explain it. But, this will come
up several times in the guide, and I'd like to start off with it so it's
not confusing when you start coming to abbreviations for the types. These
are what you will see within the Pokedex, so it's probably best to
familiarize yourself with them now.
Type Name
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Abbreviation
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Normal
Fire
Water
Electric
Grass
Psychic
Fighting
Poison
Ground
Flying
Dragon
Bug
Rock
Ghost
Ice
Steel
Dark

NRM
FIR
WTR
ELC
GRS
PSY
FTG
PSN
GRD
FLY
DRG
BUG
RCK
GHO
ICE
STL
DRK

I may refer to them again in the guide with their abbreviations, but I
can't promise. So, if I fail to, please come back here if you're having
trouble remembering.

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V. Menu Options
[MNUOPT]
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For the options menu, you'll be able to change some things, like the
background, language, et cetera. The top screen here is the same as if you
were on the main menu itself. It still cycles through Pokemon on top, along
with the same information (date, day, time). So we'll cover the bottom
screen here