Pokémon Sword & Shield - Isle of Armor Playthrough 14: Donating to Honey

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Published on July 9, 2020 2:00:05 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0P77LQhtjo

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Pokémon Sword and Shield (2019)

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I show off a sidequest that you can do that requires spending Watts, if you talk to Honey, she will tell you how many Watts you will need for the next upgrade. Some of which can be really good upgrades to the Master Dojo, and there is something special that will happen if you donate enough Watts.

As for the rest of the description, I recommend watching the full video before reading past this point of the description

While this video is about helping out Honey with upgrading the Dojo, talking to other people in the Dojo has some useful tips. You can rematch Klara or Avery depending on your game, and their team will be fully evolved. I will go over Klara's team fist.
Drapion: X-Scissor, Poison Fang, Crunch, Ice Fang
Galarian Weezing: Toxic, Heat Wave, Protect, Strange Steam
Scolipede: Smart Strike, Poison Jab, Megahorn, Protect
Galarian Slowbro: Scald, Shell Side Arm, Focus Blast, Psychic

Then to go over Avery's team.
Galarian Rapidash: Psychic, Mystical Fire, Quick Attack, Dazzling Gleam
Swoobat: Psychic, Air Slash, Energy Ball, Future Sight
Alakazam: Psychic, Shadow Ball, Tri Attack, Reflect
Galarian Slowbro: Scald, Shell Side Arm, Focus Blast, Psychic

This is a harder battle than before, and they will Dynamax their Galarian Slowbro in that fight. You can battle them daily, so this can be a good way to get experience.
If you talk to Hop, he will show you a Pokémon that you have yet to see, and unlike some of the people you find throughout the Isle of Armor where you have to pay 100 Watts, Hop will show you the Pokémon for free.
Then if you talk to Hyde in the room where Mustard is playing Pokémon Quest, which you can see on his TV, you will see a Porygon in that room as well. This Porygon has Analytic for its Ability, and while it is good to get a Hidden Ability, it's not the best one, so it's more of a collector reward. Porygon has Trace and Download for its normal Abilities, and they are better choices, because Trace turns into Adaptability when fully evolved. To evolve Porygon into Porygon2, you will need to trade it while it is holding an Up-Grade, and to evolve it again into Porygon-Z, it needs to be holding a Dubious Disc.
Time to go over each form, because they do have viability in the competitive scene, Porygon2 is a great user of the Eviolite, and it has higher defensive stats than Porygon-Z, and it can make use of moves like Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Recover, and Trick Room, it unfortunately cannot learn Toxic in this game, so the only way to have Toxic on Porygon2 is to transfer it from a previous game. Its final evolution Porygon-Z has a very high Special Attack stat and decent Speed, so it can deal some huge damage with Hyper Beam, or you can go with Tri Attack if you don't like the recharge time from Hyper Beam, and with Adaptability, Porygon-Z is a devastating Special Attacker.
Then for the main highlight of this video, and it took a long time to get 1 million Watts, but for each Watt you give to Honey, you can get some good upgrades, like the Hair Stylist, Rotomi, Vending Machines, specially the one that gives you Vitamins, as they are cheaper than buying them at Wyndon, a League Card Background for the Dojo, and if you give 1 million Watts, you get to challenge Honey to a battle, now to go over her team.
Blissey: Fire Blast, Thunder, Blizzard, Light Screen
Gallade: Psycho Cut, Throat Chop, Leaf Blade, Swords Dance
Salazzle: Flamethrower, Dragon Pulse, Protect, Toxic
Galarian Darmanitan: Icicle Crash, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Zen Headbutt
Togekiss: Air Slash, Dazzling Gleam, Aura Sphere, Heat Wave
Blastoise: Flash Cannon, Surf, Ice Beam, Iron Defense (If you chose Bulbasaur)
Venusaur: Energy Ball, Earth Power, Sludge Bomb, Amnesia (If you chose Squirtle)

When you first challenge Honey, she will have Pokémon at Levels 58 to 60, and you can challenge her every day, and the good thing is that she leads with a Blissey, which gives out a lot of experience, so if you have any low level Pokémon holding the Lucky Egg, this can be a good way to get lots of experience, other than that, she does have some very powerful Pokémon on her team.
She will Gigantamax her Blastoise or Venusaur, which will depend on which out of the two starters you have picked. Blastoise's G-Max Move is G-Max Cannonade, which comes from its Water-type moves, and Venusaur has G-Max Vine Lash, which is what its Grass-type moves turn into, and they do have the same effect where they do damage at the end of each turn, but will not affect the Pokémon of the same type as the effect.
There is a Rare League Card you can get from Honey if you donate over 3 million Watts, that is a lot of work if you want to get it.

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