I'm not even sure what would Luca be thinking of this.
I'm also impressed, honestly, that Valatos does not make any attempt to curtail, forsake or otherwise spite on this relationship considering he's right in front of one of three Pokémon who are literally making his current adventure insufferable, so I guess the "second family" kind of appreciation is mutual enough that he is not blaming Alvise for things.īecause now Alvise has been tossed out like a shaggy dog and while this is exactly what he wanted, it does feel like a phyrric victory. It makes a few things sadder in retrospective and Alvise does remark that sticking with him cost them, which does is something we have seen in the last few episodes with Alvise being all fur-on-end in the City even more, Saéta seems to not counter or dismiss the idea, I wonder what is he actually thinking, I could not see him seeing Luca doing good in the role of "good elder brother". Even if it likely resulted from a "worse is nothing" attachment, it does mean that a family unit was constituted here that had to be built to last, in this unforgiving world, and that they know it.
I'm impressed that Alvise thinks really high of his team - or rather, of Valatos' team, quite pointedly to the degree of second family. So with that in mind, I’ll hopefully be back to do the next episode soon. Other than that… I don’t really have much more to say? It’s a cute chapter, but I’m excited to get back to the action. In a oneshot that would have bothered me, but when this chapter is more meant to provide further characterization and context to characters in a larger story, I don’t mind.) (Primarily, my gripes have to do with the fact that Nida and Hess’ parts of the story have little to do with each other. I do have a few gripes that would apply if this chapter had been meant to stand alone as a one-shot, but when put into the context of a larger story don’t matter as much. It definitely feels more skippable in comparison to future special chapters, though. So the list of Pokémon not allowed to go back includes Dialga.ĭialga can’t go back to Temporal Tower once you recruit it.I… think it should be “Tiny,” capitalized? Unless you’re using tiny as a description as opposed to referring to Tiny Reviver Seeds.Īlthough not really something that would matter in the grand scheme of the story, this was a cute little chapter. So hilariously enough, you know how I said Alti and Ray are the only mons that can go back to Hidden Land/Temporal Tower? I mean it. Search lists are rare, but if you do get a list that boosts a pokemon's Appearance % quite high, then do take advantage of it. Search list is missing all the pokemon between Weepinbell and Munchlax, Munchlax will have a boosted Appearance % of 74.08%! You could then just hang around the floor and enjoy all the Munchlax that will be spawning. Search list would provide the highest chance of finding him. Search list.įor example, if you were looking for a Munchlax in Mystery Jungle on Floors 25-29, then this Rec. Search list and by adding their Appearance %'s to subsequent pokemon on the Rec.
You can identify these boosted pokemon by identifying which pokemon are missing from the Rec. To do this, access the menu and select OTHERS and then select RECRUITMENT SEARCH. While in a dungeon, you can view a list of the pokemon found on that floor. If you are trying to recruit a pokemon found on a floor with more than 14 pokemon in its list, there is a way to take advantage of the changing Appearance %'s.
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