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Welcome back to Hoenn, trainers! Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire reimagine the classic Game Boy Advance adventure for a new generation of players. As a budding Pokémon Master, you'll explore a vibrant region, capture and train a diverse team of creatures, and challenge Gym Leaders on your quest to become the Champion. From the bustling city of Petalburg to the mysterious underwater ruins, Hoenn is brimming with secrets to uncover and Pokémon to befriend.

This guide is your ultimate companion for mastering every aspect of Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. We'll walk you through the main story, offer tips for defeating tough Gym Leaders and the Elite Four, and help you find all the hidden collectibles scattered across the region. Whether you're aiming to complete your Pokédex, uncover all the post-game content, or simply want to make your journey through Hoenn as smooth as possible, we've got you covered.

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Walkthrough

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Start by heading east.
2
Battle the Street Thug you encounter.
3
To the north, you will find trees containing Razz Berries, Persim Berries, and more Razz Berries.
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Continue further east to reach more of Route 111.

Tips

Collect all the berries from the trees to maximize your inventory.

A Brief Look at Route 123

Route 123 might not be the longest route in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, but it's got a few neat things tucked away if you know where to look! You'll find some trainers to battle, useful items, and even a place to get daily Berries. Let's check it out!

Walkthrough

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Start by heading east along the southern part of Route 123. You'll run into a Fairy Tale Girl. Chat with her, and she'll give you TM99 (Dazzling Gleam). This is a pretty solid Fairy-type move, especially since it hits multiple opponents! If you've got a Gardevoir, this TM is a must-have.
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Keep heading east from the Fairy Tale Girl; you'll soon find some Twins. They're ready for a battle!
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After your battle with the Twins, head west a bit until you reach a fence. Go inside the fenced area and enter the house.
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Inside the house, you'll find an old man who will give you two random Berries every day. Super handy! Nearby, there's a younger man. If you happen to have a Shaymin in your party, he'll give you a Gracidea. This is a key item that lets you switch Shaymin between its Land and Sky Formes. The old woman in the house will also give you a Berry, depending on your conversation choices.
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Head back outside and go west to find the Aroma Lady. She's itching for a Pokémon battle!
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After defeating the Aroma Lady, continue west. You'll find an Ultra Ball on the ground. Grab it!
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Stand where the Ultra Ball was and face north. You should find a Revive hidden nearby.
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Now, head up the stairs to discover a Berry garden. Feel free to pick all the Berries here – there are quite a few dozen!
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Once you're done exploring Route 123, head back to Route 118 and then go north to enter Route 119.

Tips

Don't forget to check back with the old man in the house daily for those free Berries!
The Gracidea is a must-have if you're using Shaymin, so make sure you have it in your party when you visit the house.
Route 123 is a good place to grind a bit if you need to level up your Pokémon before heading into Route 119.

Trainers & Pokémon:

Name	Money	Party
Twins Miu & Yuki	280	Beautifly Lv. 35, Dustox Lv. 35
Aroma Lady Violet	1,152	Vileplume Lv. 36

A Brief Stint on Route 120

Walkthrough

1
Head east on Route 120 and battle Parasol Lady Clarissa.
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South of Clarissa, go downstairs to find a Nest Ball.
3
Enter the cave to the south to reach the Scorched Slab.
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After visiting the Scorched Slab, return north, make landfall, and use Cut on the tree to the north.
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Follow the path and use the Dowsing Machine to find a Rare Candy.
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Return to the main route and head southeast. Use the Dowsing Machine in the holes in the grass to find a hidden Revive.
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At the south end of the grass patch, defeat Bird Keeper Robert.
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Head southwest onto the bridge. You will encounter Steven Stone.
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Steven will show you the Devon Scope, which reveals invisible Pokémon like Kecleon. You will battle a Lv. 30 Kecleon.
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Steven will give you the Devon Scope.
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Steven will also give you a Mega Stone: Blazikenite (if your starter was Torchic), Swampertite (if Mudkip), or Sceptilite (if Treecko).
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Return to Fortree City.

Tips

Absol is a strong Pokémon for this stage of the game with high Attack.
Linoone can serve as an HM slave.
Azumarill with Huge Power is a powerful Pokémon.
Only one Mega Evolution can be used per battle. Consider saving it for a Pokémon other than your starter, as your starter is likely your highest-leveled Pokémon and may benefit less from the boost compared to a lower-leveled Pokémon like Latios/Latias.
Use the Dowsing Machine to find hidden items like the Nest Ball, Rare Candy, and Revive.

Pokémon Encounters on Route 120:

Tall Grass: Absol (5%), Gloom (40%), Kecleon (5%), Linoone (40%), Tropius (10%)
Horde Encounters: Kecleon (5%), Oddish (60%), Marill (35%)
Surf: Azumarill (66%), Surskit (30%), Masquerain (4%)
Old Rod: Magikarp (65%), Tentacool (35%)
Good Rod: Magikarp (60%), Tentacool (35%), Barboach (5%)
Super Rod: Barboach (100%)

Local Trainers:

Parasol Lady Clarissa: Goldeen Lv. 31, Seaking Lv. 33 (Earns 1,056)
Bird Keeper Robert: Swablu Lv. 34 (Earns 1,360)

A Primer: The Battle Maison

Alright, let's talk about the Battle Maison in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire! This is where you go to really test your team's mettle and earn some sweet Battle Points (BP). Think of it as the ultimate challenge after you've conquered the main story. You'll be facing off against tough trainers, and the better you do, the more BP you'll rack up, which you can then spend on some really useful items like TMs, Ability Capsules, and even helpful stat-boosting items.

The Maison has two main modes: Regular Battles and Super Battles. Regular Battles are a good warm-up, but Super Battles are where the real grind and the bigger rewards are. You can save and quit between battles, which is a huge plus – no more needing to dedicate hours straight to a run!

BP Earned

Here's a quick rundown of how many BP you can expect to earn:

Battles	Regular Battles	Super Battles
1-10	1 BP	2 BP
11-20	2 BP	3 BP
Special 20	20 BP	N/A
21-30	N/A	4 BP
31-40	N/A	5 BP
41-50	N/A	6 BP
Special 50	N/A	50 BP
50 and on	N/A	7 BP

Once you hit 20 wins in the Regular Battles, you unlock the Super Battles. These are tougher, but they can go on forever until you lose. Winning fifty Super Battles in a row will net you a statue in front of the Maison, which is pretty cool bragging rights! Plus, if you manage to win 100 or even 200 battles, you can get some special Berries from a girl located east of the Maison.

The trainers you face in the Battle Maison are mostly random, except for those special trainers you encounter at the 20 and 50-win marks. Because of this randomness, you'll really need a well-rounded team that can handle pretty much any Pokémon type thrown at you. Pokémon with a wide variety of moves, like Latios, Blaziken, Lucario, Charizard, Noivern, or Dragonite, are super valuable here. Make sure you've collected enough TMs and HMs throughout your journey to customize your Pokémon's move sets effectively.

Honestly, the best approach is to build a team that's ready for competitive play, or at least strong enough to take on skilled opponents. Don't underestimate the power of good team synergy and coverage!

One of the best features of the Battle Maison is that you can interrupt your challenge and save whenever you want. This is a big change from older games and means you can take breaks to do other things, like Wi-Fi battles, without losing your progress. Just remember, your streak ends if you lose a battle or decide to switch between Regular and Super Battles.

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