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CeoOhmnis

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  1. I'm editing a new save file for soul silver, with pokesav, but when I save the changes it erases my name.

    I know that the Japanese games have English alphabet characters but I've also noticed that when I trade Pokemon from a Japanese cart to an English one the letters from the Japanese games look different from the English ones.

    If I re-enter my name in English, on pokesav, would the Pokemon that I catch, afterwards, be legal/legit even if the OT name on the Pokemon is in English?

  2. More than likely you'll be able to trade Sinnoh Pokemon to HG/SS. I don't see why they wouldn't allow you to. So this means that Shellos and Gastrodon would be available in HG/SS. That also makes it possible to obtain a Shellos in Johto via breeding.

    In DPPt the form of a hatched Shellos changed depending on which side of Sinnoh it was hatched on. Maybe a couple new forms would be present in HG/SS. Either that or it'll be the regular 2 forms but one appears in Johto and the other in Kanto.

    Now I'm wondering how they would deal with location evolutions. Unless they added new locations or items, that would evolve Eevee into it's 4th gen forms or Magneton to Magnezone etc., you would probably have to trade to DPPt and evolve it there.

  3. Well ok,

    1. Prepare the stone.

    2. Place the fine grain sandpaper over a flat surface.

    3. Smooth out the stone, to make it a better carving surface, by grinding gently over the sandpaper. Always move the stone in a circular motion so that the applying force would be more even. For better result, use wet sandpaper and grind with water. The resulting carving surface should be very smooth and flat.

    4. Prepare the knife. Sharpen the blade as often as possible before and after carving. Use the same fine grain sandpaper and grind with water for better result. Wash the knife after work.

    5. Prepare the pattern. Make a good design of the pattern to be carved, position the characters so that they appear to be well-balanced. Use a pencil, draw the pattern heavily on a sheet of paper. Transfer the pattern to the stone by rubbing the pencil marks onto the carving surface (the pattern then will be reversed).Go over the reversed pattern with pencil to darken the lines. Check the layout by viewing it with a mirror, this helps you to compare the pattern layout on stone and paper. Make any final adjustment if necessary.

    6. Carve. There are two ways of making a carving:

    * White curve -- You chisel the pencil marks, so that the other part of the stamp is coloured by the ink.

    * Red carve -- You chisel around the pencil marks, so that only the letters themselves are coloured by the ink.

    7. Choose your knife technique. There are two ways of holding the knife:

    * Handwriting -- hold the knife like writing with a pen.

    * Fist holding -- or grasp it in the palm like holding a fist.

    8. Print. Clean the carved surface with a brush before dampen with ink. Don't soak too much ink, but spread evenly by dipping lightly 3 to 4 times. Print on paper over a flat surface with a firm and vertical stroke.

    Some tips

    * Carve gently.

    * Do not be impatient.

    * Use right amount of strength.

    * Start with white carves first if you are a beginner.

    Things you need

    * Carving knife

    * Stones

    * Stone rest

    * Calligraphy brush

    * Rice paper

    * Chinese dictionary

    :D?

    lol! I loved it! Half way through I started to wonder if maybe you were serious. O.o

    My question: Why does Nintendo taunt us with many cameos, of the existence of Johto, in Platinum?

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