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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (2022)

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Let's Play

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The Loyal Three have come back to life, and they are located in different areas. While these three were said to be the heroes in the story, despite their villainous appearances. We then track them down and take them on so that we can get back Ogerpon's masks, which the Loyal Three have taken.

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

The Loyal Three are found in different areas, Okidogi is at Paradise Barrens, Munkidori is at Wistful Wilds near the lake, and Fezandipiti is at Oni Mountain, and you have to go through Chilling Waterhead to get to it.
You team up with Carmine in those battles, her Morpeko has Thunder Wave to help paralyze them, Mightyena has Intimidate to lower their Attack, and Sinistcha has Hospitality, this heals the HP of its teammate when it enters battle.
The Loyal Three are at Level 85, they would be at Level 35 if you have not beaten the game. Going over their stats, starting with Okidogi, it is a Poison/Fighting-type Pokémon with a high Attack stat and good Defense, it gains a Defense boost at the start of battle. Its moves are Crunch, Close Combat, Brutal Swing, and Poison Jab, it is 4x weak to Psychic-type moves, you might want to bring moves that can lower the opponent's Attack to help against Okidogi.
The next one is Munkidori, a Poison/Psychic-type with Special Attack as its best stat and it has good Speed, its moves are Psychic, Sludge Wave, Shadow Ball, and Nasty Plot, this is the most dangerous out of the three, and Sludge Wave can hit both opponents. Morpeko does have the type advantage with Aura Wheel and Lash Out to help out, Munkidori gains a Special Defense boost in that fight.
I have not explored Chilling Waterhead yet, and it has some Ice-type Pokémon, like Snorunt, Swinub, and Sneasel, and some evolved Pokémon like Piloswine and Quagsire, and one new encounter is Carbink, at the time, I didn't realize that you can find Carbink in the cave at Crystal Pool. This Pokémon is defensive but not much as a damage dealer, Carbink is a decent user of Body Press, and it can use Power Gem and Moonblast if it needs a way to deal damage, it can use Calm Mind to boost its Special Attack and Special Defense. Carbink can even be used as a lead with Stealth Rock and Spikes, and it can use Iron Defense to increase the power of Body Press, but other than that, I wouldn't say it is the best option out there.
After getting through Chilling Waterhead, which has some good TMs like Flip Turn and Icicle Spear, Flip Turn is a Water-type U-turn, it was previously exclusive to Palafin and Iron Bundle, but there are many Pokémon that can learn the move, like Floatzel, Barraskewda, Quaquaval, and a few others can put that to use.
At the end of the path is Fezandipiti, this is a Poison/Fairy-type Pokémon, and despite being known to fly, it is weak to Ground-type moves. Fezandipiti has an unusual stat distribution, its best stat is Special Defense, and it has decent Speed, but not high enough compared to most speedsters, and it doesn't have the best offensive stats, its best is Attack at base 91. Fezandipiti has Cross Poison, Play Rough, Dual Wingbeat, and Dazzling Gleam, and Speed is the stat boosted from it, Steel and Ground-type Pokémon are your best shot at taking this thing on, but watch out for Toxic Chain, which all three of the Pokémon have, it has a 30% chance of badly poisoning your Pokémon.
With the Loyal Three down, we reclaim Ogerpon's masks, and we head back to Mossui Town, but at Kieran's request, we bring Ogerpon with us to see how the people react, because Ogerpon was driven away from the village and was thought to be a terrifying monster that attacked Kitakami, even though it wasn't really a bad Pokémon. The people at Mossui Town then realize that Ogerpon isn't evil, and they forgive it, and then it is time to bring Ogerpon back home to Dreaded Den, this will be in the next part.

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