Emanuel Hawkins

Mega Stones are the key items when it comes to evolving your Pokemon into their beast mode. In Pokemon Unbound, we have a list of specific Pokemon that are eligible to evolve with Mega Stone. This evolution is known as Mega Evolution since it comes from using a Mega Stone. Each of the stones can be only be used once and it differs for each Pokemon. This guide has a list of all mega stones that are found in Pokemon Unbound. Pokemon Unbound: All Mega Stones Locations Are you planning to turn your Pokemon into a beast? Well, you are gonna need to put your hand on that Mega Stone. Pokemon Unbound has quite a good number of mega stones designed for each Pokemon’s mega evolution. Here’s the full list of mega stone locations in Pokemon Unbound. Mega Stones From Letter A Altarianite: This stone is used to evolve Altaria into Mega Altaria. It can be obtained by defeating Successor Maxima in Tarmigan Mansion. Aggronite: Aggronite is used to evolve Aggron into Mega Aggron. This one can be obtained from the Lost Tunnels. In order to access these tunnels, you must initiate the mission Island Survivor by interacting with the NPC at Auburn Waterway. Audinite: Audinite is required to evolve Audino. This one is found in the Seaport City Warehouse. Look for a yellow box in the warehouse and interact with it. This can only be accessed if you have completed the mission Home for a Hobo. Ampharosite: Ampharosite evolves Ampharos into Mega Ampharos. It is obtained by defeating a white-haired trainer in Thundercap Mountain 2F. You will need to use the move Rock Climb. Alakazite: Alakazite is used to evolve Alakazam into Mega Alakazam. This is obtained by defeating a white-haired trainer on Route 11. Aerodactylite: This mega stone helps you in evolving Aerodactyl into Mega Aerodactyl. It is obtained from a puzzle room which is located in the Crystal Peak 1F. Abomasite: You will need Abomasite Mega Stone to evolve Abomasnow into Mega Abomasnow. This will be obtained from the Frozen Forest. Make sure you have completed the Nine Tails of Snow mission. Absolite: Absolite evolves Absol into Mega Absol. You will need to defeat a female trainer on the west of Crystal Peak 1F, she will then give you the Absolite Mega Stone. Mega Stones From Letter B Blazikenite: This one evolves your Blaziken into Mega Balziken, and can be obtained from Cube Corp Mega Stone Maker in exchange for 5 Fire Gems. Banettite: This mega stone is used to evolve Pokemon Banettite. You can get this Mega Stone from Grim Woods. Look for the Raid Den in the woods and the stone will be lying just next to it. Beedrillite: Beedrillite will evolve your Beedrill into Mega Beedrill. Finish off the mission Weed Whacker and meet the trainer in the woods to obtain this Mega Stone. Blastoisinite: This one evolves Blastoise into Mega Blastoise. This one is easy to obtain, meet Catherine in the Magnolia Town Cafe. Mega Stones From Letter C Charizardite X: This Mega Stone evolves Charizard X into Mega Charizard X. Get this stone from Cinder Volcano 2F, it will be hidden in a small room. Charizardite Y: This mega stone evolves Charizard Y into Mega Charizard Y. Visit Magnolia Town Cafe and meet Abimbola to get this mega stone. Cameruptite: Cameruptite will evolve your Camerupt into Mega Camerupt. You will have to defeat a white-haired trainer in the Cinder Volcano 3F to obtain this mega stone. Mega Stones From Letter D Diancite: Diancite will help you in evolving Diancie into Mega Diancie. Meet the trainer right next to the Pokemon Center of Crater Town to obtain this stone. Mega Stones From Letter G Gardevoirite: This stone evolves Gardevoir into Mega Gardevoir. Check out the boxes in the Vivill Town Warehouse B2F to obtain this stone. Galladite: It evolves Gallade into Mega Gallade. This stone is hidden on the east side of the Antisis Port, right on top of shipment crates. Gengarite: It will evolve Gengar into Mega Gengar. It can be obtained from the snowy area of Victory Road, close to the entrance of Kyurem’s room. Gyaradosite: This evolves Gyarados into Mega Gyarados. Meet a trainer on Route 13, he will be on the small island. Defeat him to get the stone. Glaitite: It will evolve Glalie into Mega Glalie. Obtain this stone by defeating the skier trainers in Icicle Cave 1F. Garchompite: It will evolve Garchomp into Mega Garchomp. It can be obtained from Shadow Base Warehouse in Frozen Heights. Alternative, if you picked Gible in the beginning then Professor Log will give you the stone only after completing the mission Portal Purge. Mega Stones From Letter H Heracronite: It will evolve Heracross into Mega Heracross. This can be found in the Antisis City once you have completed the mission The Battle of Antisis. Houndoominite: This stone helps in evolving Houndoom into Mega Houndoom. Can be obtained from the Shadow Base B3F. Mega Stones From Letter K Kangaskhanite: It evolves Kangaskhan into Mega Kangaskhan. Defeat a lady Pokemon trainer in the Redwood Forest, she will be with her Kangaskhan. She will reward you with Kangaskhanite. Mega Stones From Letter L Loppunite: It helps in evolving Lopunny into Mega Lopunny. Can be obtained by defeating the Crush Kin trainers on Route 2. Lucarionite: This stone evolves Lucario into Mega Lucario. Head over to the northeast side of the Great Desert and look for the white-haired man. He will reward you with this stone once you have won 2000 battles. Latiosite: This evolves Latios into Mega Latios. It is obtained as a reward from the Ranger at Mission HQ entrance in Fallshore City. If your character is a boy then you must finish 45 missions and if it’s a girl then you have already completed the mission No Survivors. Latiasite: It will evolve your Latias into Mega Latias. This can be obtained from the Ranger at Mission HQ. Visit the Mission HQ … Read more

Fire monkey Pokemon Chimchar has been in the game since Generation IV. The Pokemon series has many fire-type Pokemon but Chimchar is quite unique based on its appearance. This monkey Pokemon is more like a chimpanzee that’s why it is a unique creature we have seen in the Pokemon world. Since it is an unevolved Pokemon, it will grow up and transform into a more powerful Pokemon. If you are planning to add Chimchar in your collection then you must find it at the right spot. In each generation, the spots where Chimchar resides are different. We have listed up all the spots where you can catch it and more details down below. Fire Monkey Pokemon Chimchar Unfortunately, Pokemon fans who are currently playing any game which got released before Generation IV cannot find Chimchar. Our Fire Monkey Pokemon was added to the Pokemon franchise in Generation IV and onwards. All the games in Generation IV and onwards have Chimchar except for Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee, you cannot obtain it in these two games. So, this little chimpanzee is a hyperactive Pokemon since we all know how monkeys react in real life. And there is a unique thing about Chimchar. The fire on its back is not always that strong, it dynamically changes based on Chimchar’s moods and even if it feels unwell, the fire will get dim. Moreover, the gas made by Chimchar in its belly works as the fuel to ignite the fire. What’s more interesting is it never gets extinguished even the rain can’t stop the fire at its back. Chimchar knows that it can cause harm to the environment with its fiery back, so to keep things safe, it blows away the fire when it falls asleep. Chimchar’s Physical Appearance The Pokemon series does not have many Pokemon that resemble monkeys. We have seen just a few Pokemon, Chimchar is one of those monkey Pokemon and specially it is a fire monkey Pokemon. Chimchar’s monkey traits make it super active and its fiery back helps him adapt to unexceptional fire-type moves. This even goes to its 2 evolutions. Coming to Chimchar’s appearance, it is no different from a standard monkey, more specifically a Chimpanzee. However, the only difference is on its head and its tail. The head has the shape of a flame on its top. Whereas it has a burning flame in place of the tail. Chimchar has an orange-colored body which gets more prominent due to a lighter cream color on its face, ear, and belly area. The inner ear and eyes have an outline of red color. Catching Fire Monkey Pokemon Chimchar From Generation IV of Pokemon, we have witnessed many new games getting released. And the best part is each one of those games have a variety of regions to explore. So, this makes finding Chimchar a bit challenging. Each of the regions has different spots where Chimchar lives. But, you don’t have to worry we have got you covered. We have listed up all the possible ways and spots where you can catch our fire monkey Pokemon Chimchar. Generation IV: Pokemon Diamond & Pearl: Obtained from Professor Rowan’s briefcase at Lake Verity. Pokemon Platinum: Head to Route 201 and meet Professor Rowan to obtain Chimchar. Pokemon Heart Gold & Silver: In these games, you can obtain Chimchar either by trading or attending a specific event. Generation V: Pokemon X & Y: These are the games where you can get this fire monkey Pokemon only by trading. Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire: To get Chimchar in these games, you must meet Professor Birch at Route 101. This can only happen after you have visited the Hall of Fame twice. Generation VII: Pokemon Sun & Moon: In this game, we have the only option of trading to get Chimchar. There are not many Pokemon monkeys in the game so you should not miss out on this one. Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon: Since we can do Pokemon breeding in these games, you have to breed Monferno or Infernape to obtain Chimchar. Generation VIII: Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl: These are the games where you can get Pokémon monkeys Chimchar at Lake Verity from the briefcase of Professor Rowan. This will be your first partner Pokémon Monkeys. Pokemon Legends: Arceus: Obsidinan Fieldlands is the area where you can get Chimchar in this game. Generation IX: Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: Trading is the only available option in this game to get Fire Monkey Pokemon. Pokemon the Hidden Treasure of Area Zero: Chimchar can be obtained via egg from Jacq on Reveler’s Road. Chimchar’s Evolution Like the rest of the Pokemon, Chimchar has 2 evolutions. Initially, under level 20 Chimchar evolved into Monferno. Finally, when it reaches level 36, it evolves into Infernape. What’s cool about Chimchar’s evolution is both of the evolved Pokemon can learn fire-type as well as fighting-type moves. The first evolution, Monferno is a grown chimpanzee which is quite similar to Chimchar as far as appearance is concerned. Whereas the full-grown second evolution Infernape is different in looks compared to Chimchar. Both Chimchar and Monferno has a fire on their tail but Infernape has it on its head. Infernape is the ultimate fire and fighting-type Pokemon that you should not miss on adding to your team. As this Pokemon gets evolved it will be able to learn many new moves. You can also use TMs to make him learn more powerful moves. Moves List We have seen a significantly higher number of Pokemon fans engaged in Generation IX. So, we are listing up a complete list of moves that Chimchar can learn from its unevolved form to the last evolution. However, that’s not all the moves it can learn in Generation IX, our fire monkey Pokemon can learn even from TMs. The final evolution of Chimchar already allows it to learn super effective moves but you can make it learn much more powerful moves with … Read more

There is a Pokemon which is a lot familiar with a lamb, but this Pokemon has a unique trait of electric. In the world of Pokemon, this lamb Pokemon is known by the name of Mareep. It’s definitely a Lamb Pokemon though it has more unique traits that each Pokemon holds. Mareep is an unevolved Pokemon which means it has 2 evolutions available. Like most of the other Pokemon out there, this is a cute fluffy Lamb with conical-shaped ears and a striped tail that has a yellow ball at the end. Mareep’s unique pattern is definitely there to indicate that it’s an electric-type Pokemon. Since the color patterns are Black and Yellow, let’s look more in-depth at our Lamb Pokemon in this guide. Mareep – The Electric Lamb Pokemon The famous electric lamb Pokemon which is known as Mareep was introduced in Generation II. Mareep definitely looks like a cute Pokemon which might confuse you that it cannot do heavy damage. Well, that’s not the case because Mareep is an electric-type Pokemon which makes it super strong. Also, Mareep 2 evolution which are even stronger than its base type. In Generation II, Mareep’s list of moves is not much longer just like other Pokemon. But, in the later generations, it has many new powerful moves added for its first and second evolution. Mareep’s Appearance Mareep is no doubt commonly called as the lamb Pokemon by most of the Pokemon fans out there and indeed they are right. Mareep is a completely lamb like in the real life, the only difference is its ears and tail. It is identified by its cream-colored wool and its skin color is blue which is seen on its face and feet. On top of that, you will notice the black and yellow color of the ears and tail, these will be striped. The ears are in conical shape though and the tail has a yellow colored ball at the end which is actually a light bulb. It glows when Mareep gets an electric charge. Catching Mareep – The Lamb Pokemon Since in each generation, we have different regions and a completely new environment so, that makes Mareep and other Pokemon split in different spots. In each generation, you will have to explore a different spot thoroughly in order to catch Mareep from the wild. And not only that, in some games Mareep can only be obtained by trading or event. Let’s see where you can find Mareep in all of the Pokemon games. Generation II: Pokemon Gold & Silver: Mareep can be found at Routes 32, 42 and 43. Pokemon Crystal: Mareep the Lamb Pokemon is obtained through trading. Generation III: Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire: It can be obtained either by trading or through events. Pokemon Emerald: Found in the Safari Zone extension. Pokemon Fire Red & Leaf Green: This lamb Pokemon is obtained by trading or in the event. Pokemon Colosseum: In the Card Room or by trading. Pokemon XD: From the Cipher Lab. Generation IV: Pokemon Diamond & Pearl: Can be found in the Valley Windworks. Pokemon Platinum: Mareep is found in the Valley Windworks. Pokemon Heart Gold & Soul Silver: This unique lamb Pokemon is found on routes 32, 42, and 43. Also, you can catch it from the Safari Zone. Another way is hatching its egg which is obtained from Violet City. Pokemon Pal Park: Can be found in the Field. Pokemon Pokewalker: In this game, Mareep is found in 2 locations, the first one is Icy Mountain Road and the second is Big Forest. Generation V: Pokemon Black: Obtained through trade. Pokemon White: Found in the White Forest. Pokemon Black 2 & White 2: Head to the Flocessy Ranch to find Mareep. Pokemon Dream World: Pleasant Forest is the spot where you can find Mareep. Generation VI: Pokemon X & Y: Head towards Route 12 to catch the lamb Pokemon. Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire: There are 2 ways to obtain Mareep in these games, go for the trade or find it in the event. Generation VII: Pokemon Sun & Moon: Only by trading. Pokemon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon: Head to Paniola Ranch to find Mareep. Generation VIII: Pokemon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl: This can be found in the Valley Windworks, Grassland Cave, and Sunlit Cavern. Generation IX: Pokemon Scarlet & Violet: In this Pokemon game, it can only be found in the Area Two. Another way is through Tera Raid Battles. Mareep’s Evolution Mareep’s first evolution is Flaaffy which later on evolves into Ampharos. Both of these evolutions of Mareep are electric. On achieving the first evolution, Flaaffy will be able to learn new moves and the same goes for the third and final evolution. Since Flaaffy is the 2nd evolution of Mareep, it’s kinda half of Mareep which is similar to a lamb and the other half is a bit different. Unlike Mareep, Flaaffy stands on its 2 feet. It’s skin color is Pink. Moreover, it has only black stripes on its tail and conical ears. The light bulb at the end of its tail is Blue. Moving on to Ampharos, this is the 3rd evolution of Mareep. It is the bigger version of Flaaffy which also makes it much more powerful. Ampharos has a yellow-colored body with the same conical ears and striped tail which has a light bulb at the end, but this time it is of red color. Moves List The maximum number of moves that are available to learn for our Lamb Pokemon is in Generation IX. And there are actually a few ways that allow Mareep and its evolution to learn moves. The first way is simply when it levels up, the second is by using TM, and the third is by breeding. With the help of TMs, it can learn dozens of moves which are actually available for most of the other Pokemon as well. So, instead of focusing on TMs let’s see which moves become available when it levels up. … Read more

Until now we have seen so many editions of Pokemon being released, although these latest editions captivated us with their tons of visual changes and storylines we never got a chance to see some new human characters added to the game. However, there were a few new trainers in the latest releases. Since they are not considered to be part of the main storyline, we didn’t get many details on them. So, in this guide, we are covering some top human characters that we have met throughout the journey coming right from the 1st Generation all the way to the latest release of Pokemon. Top Pokemon Human Characters The top Pokemon human characters are mostly either from the gym or the elite team, the rest of the Pokemon human characters & trainers that you interact with during the gameplay are just random ones since they don’t play any major role. So, we have only focused on listing the characters from the top tiers. What you will find below is their background, their specialization in Pokemon, and the place where you will meet them. Red Red is the original main character of the Pokemon series. He is simply the first-ever player character that we have seen. Red was actually introduced as the Ash of the Pokemon series. We as players got a chance to meet this alternate of Ash in the early editions of the Pokemon game. Starting off your game as Red reminds you of the classic Ash in the Pokemon anime, he sets on a journey to catch and raise Pokemon from the wild and take down the enemy teams on his way out. Ultimately, reaching the Gym leaders and knocking them out to obtain the Gym Badges. We are so lucky to get Red as a player-human character. This in some ways reminds us of Ash since you are playing as the main character and so is Ash Ketchum. Considering his physical appearance, Ash has somewhat a bit different outfit compared to the classic Ash in anime. Red appeared rocking out a Red Hat, Red Jacket, Red Shoes, and Blue Pants. The surprising fact about Red is that you get to meet him again in the newer generations as the rival trainer instead of the player character. The one who used to be the main character appears as the challenger for players. Professor Oak Professor Oak is introduced as one of the most important human characters in Pokemon. Also, he can be counted as the oldest human character. He is important because you interact with him right at the beginning of your journey where he tells you about the Pokemon world. He also gives you various tools throughout the game that help you in the wild. Like at some point, you will be able to obtain a Pokedex that tells you details about the Pokemon. Moreover, he gives you one of the most helpful HM which is HM 01 Cut. This way player character gets a chance to meet him several times throughout the entire journey. Professor Oak’s physical appearance is pretty much the same as we have seen in the anime. He wears a white scientist cloak a purple shirt and brown pants. While he was introduced in the first generation of Pokemon games, we actually see him in the newer generations as well. In addition to that, some more human characters are introduced in those newer generations who are actually professors quite similar to Professor Oak. Like Samson Oak who is in reality Professor Oak’s cousin, he appears in Generation VII. Moreover, there is another character, Professor Elm who is been appeared in Generation II. Brock In-Game Position: Pewter City Gym Leader Pokemon Specialization Type: Ground Brock is the first-ever gym leader introduced in the Pokemon game series. In the anime, Brock appears as Ash’s close friend but in the game player character has to defeat him in Pewter City’s gym to obtain a badge. Brock has specialization in Ground-type Pokemon, so you must gather some of the strongest Pokemon that can stand against ground-type moves. In Pokemon Fire Red & Leaf Green edition, Brock has only 2 Pokemon. These are Geodude and Onix. Onix seems to be the main Pokemon in his team, though you can beat him easily if you have the right Pokemon with you. Brock might appear to be the extreme threat at first but as you start off the battle, things will be in your favor. Brock also has pretty much the same appearance as we have seen in the classic Pokemon anime. He has that spiky hair. Rocking a no-sleeve shirt on a t-shirt with a pair of pants. In-game Brock’s character compared to the anime is a whole lot different. So, you see in the game Brock only focuses on using Onix as the leading Pokemon on his team. While in the anime, he appears to be more of a different character who sets off on a journey along with Ash and Misty. And he also collects data on hundreds of Pokemon which helps Ash and his team. Misty In-Game Position: Cerulean City Gym Leader Pokemon Specialization Type: Water Beating Brock as the first gym leader takes you to the next city where the gym leader is Misty. She is in the gym of Cerulean City where you will also stand against various other trainers. Misty is also Ash’s close friend in the anime. The group of three friends, Ash, Misty, and Brock that we all admired back in the days. But, now Misty is a gym leader where payer must defeat her to obtain a badge and get access to new spots and also the next destination. Misty has a specialization in Water-type Pokemon. So, don’t forget to add Pokemon in your collection who can be super effective against Water moves. Misty has 2 Pokemon in her collection, the first one is Staryu and the second appears to be more powerful and that is Starmie. Both of her … Read more

In Pokemon Fire Red, players can make use of Running Shoes to travel a lot faster compared to standard walking speed. This is possible by equipping Running Shoes. With these shoes equipped, it is possible to run faster on routes and in small grass. So, where to get Running Shoes in Pokemon Fire Red? Well, these shoes can be obtained on the route that goes towards Mt.Moon after you have defeated the Gym Leader of Pewter City. There will be Professor Oak’s team waiting for you, Running Shoes can be claimed just by interacting with them. Step by Step Location Running Shoes are great for moving around quickly, but they cannot be used in long grass and deep snow. Apart from that, they are perfectly usable on any other ground. So, to obtain these shoes you must beat Brock who is the Gym Leader in Pewter City. Here are the steps to help you out. Defeating Brock is an essential thing to do before you head towards Route 3 because if you don’t do that, Professor Oak’s Aide won’t appear near Mt.Moon. Defeating Brock To easily beat Brock the Gym Leader of Pewter City, you should focus on bringing in Pokemon with grass, ground, water, or steel-type moves. Since Brock has Rock Type Pokemon they are weak against the moves we have listed. Brock only has 2 Pokemon and those are Level 12 Geodude and Level 14 Onix. None of them are holding any items. Geodude is pretty easy to defeat, whereas Onix is a bit harder since it has an additional Rock Type move which is Rock Tomb, this one is super effective. So, you should really work on the Pokemon that are strong against Rock Type moves. Using Running Shoes After you have obtained Running Shoes they will be moved in your bag. Simply just select the shoes and equip them. Now, all you need to do is press the action button when running. Pressing and holding the action button will make you run faster. Releasing the button will reduce the running speed to standard. Usage of Running Shoes does not save you from wild Pokemon in grass. They will appear the way they used to jump out when you go through the grass without Running Shoes. Moreover, some trainers that you encounter in your way will turn on your side because of your Running Shoes. So, you cannot avoid trainers when these shoes are equipped. Although Running Shoes significantly increase the speed, they are still slower than the bicycle. A bicycle goes much faster than Running Shoes and it also takes you through the snow and tall grass. Additionally, it can be used in caves and all other similar places. This is a better alternative to running shoes, but you have to go a long way to get a bicycle. Also, if you are interested in getting the Coin Case then our guide will help you out in obtaining it.