Like Mewtwo, Zygarde is level 70, so this is another instance where you might want to use your Master Ball. The Terminus Cave is one of the game’s longest dungeons, so make sure you’re stocked up on healing items and strong Pokémon before you set off. And indeed there is! You’ll find him, Zygarde, buried deep inside the Terminus Cave located just off of Route 18.
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Of course, going by series history, you had to guess that there’s probably another legendary Pokémon that’ll someday represent a future Z version. Xerneas is the legendary Pokémon who adorns the cover for the X version, while Yveltal serves as the mascot for the Y version. Image Credit: Nintendo Getting Zygarde, X’s and Y’s third new legendary Pokémon
As soon as you capture him, you’ll also get the special stone you’ll need to activate Mewtwo’s Mega Evolution. Mewtwo is level 70, so you’ll either want to use a Master Ball to ensure an easy capture or make sure you’re stocked up on Ultra Balls and ready for a long fight. At first, a man blocks this entrance, but he disappears once you beat the Elite Four. Mewtwo’s waiting right inside, so you don’t need to explore a long dungeon before you can fight him. Just cross a small stream using the Surf HM on the western side, and you’ll come across a cave entrance. Speaking of the Pokémon Village, this is also where you’ll find the legendary Mewtwo. Just enter the area from Snowbelle, and you’ll see it right away. It’s on Route 20, between Snowbelle City and the Pokémon Village. You’ll find the Moss Rock closer to the end of your quest to beat the Elite Four. Don’t worry: The whole cave isn’t that big, so you should find it easily enough. In X and Y, you’ll find the Ice Rock first in the deepest part of the Frost Cavern. Just like in past installments, you need to level up your Eevee while standing next to a Moss Rock or Ice Rock if you want a Leafeon or Glaceon.
Image Credit: Nintendo Finding the Moss Rock and Ice Rock for Eevee evolutions You can find them in the following cities: The boutiques are your only way of getting new clothes for your avatar, and their stock changes daily. It’s a great way of making sure that all your Pokémon level up evenly, and it can also help catch up weaker party members without having to constantly switch them in and out of battles. Once you have your party of six set, turn the Exp. When turned on, it spreads experience around to your entire party, with those who actually participated in the fighting getting a little extra. Share is now a Key Item that you can turn on and off. That critter would then earn experience even if it didn’t participate in a battle.
Share was an item that you could give a specific Pokémon to hold on to. Image Credit: Nintendo Take advantage of the improved Exp. Fennekin’s (Delphox) is also Psychic-type, Fraokie’s (Greninja) gets Dark, and Chespin’s (Chesnaught) adds Fighting-type. However, each one also adds a second affinity when they reach their third and final evolution. Just like its predecessors, Pokémon X and Y let you choose between a Fire (Fennekin), Water (Froakie), and Grass-type (Chespin) for your first party member.
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You’ll find some useful info, plus the locations of a few secrets, that’ll ensure you’ll become a Pokémon Master faster than you can say “Pikachu.” Plan ahead when picking your starter Pokémon X and Y, the newest installments in Nintendo’s long-loved series of monster-collecting and battling, came out today for the 3DS, but don’t just haphazardly run into your new quest to catch them all! We’ve put together this list of tips to help you on this new adventure. Interested in learning what's next for the gaming industry? Join gaming executives to discuss emerging parts of the industry this October at GamesBeat Summit Next.
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