- How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Emerald
- How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Leaf Green
- How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Xbox One
- How Do You Move Boulders In Pokemon X
After you kick Team Flare out of Frost Cavern and rescue the Abomasnow, Mamoswine returns to Mamoswine Road.
'Its a big boulder, but a Pokemon may be able to push it aside'. You need the gym badge from lava ridge for the boulder move ability and a makhutai can learn the move.
If the boulders are smooth then you need to get one of your Pokemon to learn strength to move it and if the boulder is rough then you need to get your Pokemon to learn rock smash ( both of these. The move in Pokémon Diamond that allows you to move boulders that are in the way as you're traveling the Sinnoh region is called Strength. Strength is a Hidden Machine that you can find in. Use a Pokemon with cut to pass through. Follow the path south to two boulders. Push the boulder on the left to the west until it hits a rock. Walk back to the other boulder and push it west.
Explore the Road
While on Mamoswine Road, you might encounter Sneasel, Delibird, Snover, or Abomasnow.
To climb onto the Mamoswine, walk onto it from the side. While riding the Mamoswine,you can press A to smash rocks that are in your way. To hop off of Mamoswine, pressB. You can't get off of Mamoswine while you're in the deep snow.
First, go east until you reach a couple of rocks. Press A to smash them out of the way,then go to the rocks to the north and smash them. Then press B to hop off of Mamoswine.
Follow the east path if you want to battle Sky Trainer Anila. She has a level42 Rotom and a level 44 Butterfree. Remember that you can only battle Sky Trainerswith pokémon that have the Flying type. Other types of pokémon can't participate in thebattle.
Go back to where you parked the Mamoswine, then go west. Soon the path turns to the north. Turn on the Dowsing Machine to find a hidden Timer Ball in the dead-end to thenorth.
Go east from there to find an Icicle Plate. If a pokémon holds it, its Ice-type moveswill be stronger. In addition, if Arceus holds it, it becomes an Ice-type pokémon, andits Judgement move becomes an Ice-type move.
How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Emerald
Now go back to the Mamoswine and hop back on. Go back into the deep snow. Go south andlook for some rocks to the south. Press A to smash them out of the way, then go southto find another rock. Press A to get rid of that one, then press Bto get off of the Mamoswine.
Follow the path to the west, then at the fork in the road go left to find a Calcium.
Go back to the Mamoswine and hop on, then go into the deep snow and go east. Follow thepath south, then smash the rocks to the south. Go east and press B to get off of theMamoswine.
Keep walking east and you'll receive a Holo Clip from your neighbor, who challengesyou to a battle in front of the Anistar City Gym.
How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Leaf Green
Turn on your Dowsing Machine to find a hidden Paralyze Heal just north ofthe gatehouse to Anistar City.
Go north along the narrow path to find a Rare Candy.
Now go east to Anistar City.
| Rock Smash | |
Locations: Route 8, Route 12, Route 13, Route 18, Ambrette Town, Cyllage City, Azure Bay, Reflection Cave, Terminus Cave, Victory Road Rock Smash makes a return in Pokémon X & Y. Like previous games, there are various rocks dotted across the region, all of which can be smash using the move Rock Smash which can be obtained in Ambrette Town. When you use the move Rock Smash, there is a chance that you can find an item, or that a Pokémon will attack. Many of the Pokémon found here can only be found via this method, with the items and Pokémon varying depending upon the area. The rocks will respawn as you exit and re-enter the area. | |
Pokémon Listings
| Location | Pokémon | |
| Route 8 Route 12 Ambrette Town Azure Bay | ||
| Cyllage City | X | |
| Y | ||
| Route 13 | ||
| Route 18 Terminus Cave Victory Road | ||
Item Listings
| Kalos | Glittering Cave | ||
| Picture | Item Name | Picture | Item Name |
| Big Pearl | Armor Fossil After Elite Four | ||
| Ether | Claw Fossil After Elite Four - X Only | ||
| Hard Stone | Cover Fossil After Elite Four | ||
| Heart Scale | Dome Fossil After Elite Four - Y Only | ||
| Max Ether | Helix Fossil After Elite Four - Y Only | ||
| Max Revive | Old Amber | ||
| Pearl | Plume Fossil After Elite Four | ||
| Revive | Root Fossil After Elite Four - X Only | ||
| Soft Sand | Skull Fossil After Elite Four | ||
| Star Piece | |||
How To Move Boulders In Pokemon Xbox One
| Trash Cans | |
Locations: Lost Hotel, Pokémon Village A new bit, located within two areas of Kalos, are the special trash cans. Unlike normal bigs, these bins have the ability of giving various Pokémon and Items, akin to that of Rock Smash, just without the need for a move. If they are shaking, then you can open them to retrieve the Pokémon The unique feature about these bins is that the items and Pokémon they can output changes on one specific day each week, Tuesday in Lost Hotel and Thursday in Pokémon Village. | |
Pokémon Listings
| Location | Pokémon | |
| Lost Hotel | All Week | |
| Tuesday | ||
| Pokémon Village | All Week | |
| Thursday | ||
Item Listings
| Lost Hotel | |||
| All Week | Tuesday | ||
| Picture | Item Name | Picture | Item Name |
| Common | |||
| Dusk Ball | Escape Rope | ||
| Escape Rope | Max Repel | ||
| Super Repel | Nugget | ||
| Uncommon | |||
| HP Up | Calcium | ||
| Iron | Carbos | ||
| Protein | Zinc | ||
| Rare | |||
| Max Elixir | Big Nugget | ||
How Do You Move Boulders In Pokemon X
| Pokémon Village | |||
| All Week | Thursday | ||
| Picture | Item Name | Picture | Item Name |
| Common | |||
| Honey | Big Mushroom | ||
| Pretty Wing | Honey | ||
| Tiny Mushroom | Prism Scale | ||
| Uncommon | |||
| Big Mushroom | Balm Mushroom | ||
| Max Revive | Heal Powder | ||
| Poké Toy | Revival Herb | ||
| Rare | |||
| Mental Herb | Eviolite | ||