How I Beat The Hardest Infinite Fusion Nuzlocke 

Have you tried pokemmo?

Can u show us how to set my pokemon cuz i wanna challenge myself @Pokémon Challenges

maybe do a run with only your favorite pokemon as one of the fusion parts so you can plan each fusion

OH MY GOD YOU USED MIMISTER! I USED IT TOO! I actually made a sprite for it as well, pretty cool to see it get used here!

The first time I wached the ad for this in the video I did not skip like I usually do because of the random fusions put in. Great job on the ad part

True

Ikr

Lol same

Dread it, run from it, the groomed balls arrive all the same.

Ballsack feels like a nuzlocke term, kinda like how edging is.

lol yeah,,, subtle 😂

I think a subway surfer video underneath would really help but it got the job done. Great ad read

@@Blazewheat nah a family guy clip

But is it possible? Since playing pokemon is not my actual job I won't waste my time grinding. And that's the thing that kept me from playing this game. IDK why they would not implement RC as a feature... I tried to look it up (not to much success until now) and a guy on reddit said it perfect "you create 170k+ fusions of mons, some of them with very fancy and time consuming sprites and gatekeep using them with mindless grind"

​@@walder69simple tip, just fuse them with a legendary go rematch with like 3/4 gym leader and defuse them that's how to evolve/ level up without too much grinding

DISCLAIMER: I'm not too fussed about the grind as I just use randomiser to see cool fusions, and my playthrough is casual. Things here may be incorrect as this is a topic that is not too important to me. I've heard whispers here and there, but i think it's mostly an urban myth, created by the fact that there is a way to hack in candies w/o a hacking tool, but it requires a decent amount of effort. People started to spread this code, not realising how difficult it is, and it just felt like such a classic "pokemon secrets and rumours on the playground" that everyone just plays into it. There are the Magic Boots that unlock dev mode and the debug menu. You obtain them from the dev after catching all base pokemon in classic mode. The debug menu obviously lets you fiddle with the game, and this is how you use the code. I usually just get a cool team with some cool fusions I want to try, regardless of level, and just grind the battle factory. It's a little tedious, but you can self-impose challenges and experiment with items, movesets, and fusions to keep things fresh. Candies are also cheap there, 1 win=3.3 candies if you only spend your points on candies, so you can get a decent amount for a bit of a grind. Alternatively, hack. Very few people will judge you. Personally, I just can not be bothered.

It is possible with Cheat engine and 2 Rare candies Step1 open cheat engine and start infinite fusion and safe the game Step 2 select the game in CE Step 3 search for values like this: (Number of rare candies in bag) *2+1 so if you have 2 Rare candies in the bag you search for value 5 Step 4 give one pokemon one rare candy to hold Step 5 search for next (not new but next!) value like before and keep in mind there is now one less rare candy in your bag Step 6 take back the rare candy Step 7 repeat steps 3-6 until it shows you just one value Step 8 drag that value to the blank space at the bottom of CE Step 9 double click the value and change it to something like 199999, this gives you 99999 rare candies *Important never change the value to something even or the game will crash I hope that is everything, good luck soldier it is easier once you tried it like 5 times (you can do that in any other game with every item or number) if you need help with the math, there is no shame in using your pc calculator n*2+1

​@@walder69 not sure about Rare Candy's, but there is a thing in game called the Infinite Fuser, which you obtain by beating a level 100 ditto fusion (just bring a ghost type with toxic, it doesn't have transform) which stops you having to grind money for fusers.

I got it and fused it with a Sandshrew I caught and that mon ended up being my MVP through midgame until I eventually replaced the Sandslash portion with Krookodile which took me to the end of the game

i dont think it ever was a newbie trap since magikarp was designed to be a high potential pokemon

newbie trap? after evolving, it's probably the strongest pokemon after legendaries. it has amazing stats, one of the best ability, and perfect IV

Not at all a noobie trap. Meant to show you that even the weakest pokemon has potential.

It gives you access to a water pokemon(proving you didn't pick squirtle) way earlier than normally possible. You don't get the old rod until vermillion so unless you get the magikarp here you don't have any water pokemon until the 3rd gym where it's kinda useless. I take that magikarp every single time because you can have a gyarados before misty and the rival fight in cerulean

I had the same thought while watching the video. My man's content game is 👌👌👌 nowadays

He’s gotten better, but honestly I still don’t watch main channel vids. He just sounds so dead. I find him a lot more entertaining in his pChal daily channel.

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​@@yeet95. ye

His friendship with guys like Lud and Alpharad really helped him out a lot in this department

To be fair, it should melt like butter with a single rockslide from a powerful physical attacker. I'm planning on using it on him with my triple fusion sceptile swampert blaziken (I'm on new game+, on hard difficulty). If it doesn't work, yeah, I'll go with the old and trusty perish song.

It's always funny watching people who do challenge runs and such struggling with Zapmolcuno, when I don't think in either of my playthroughs that I've gotten to that point, I've had it knock out a single pokemon. It just really depends on who you happen to have on your team and what their typing and attacks are.

i could see Ninjask being a great fusion pokemon. Speed boost, swords dance, and blistering base speed and not the worst attack. Plus it removes the awful Bug/Flying type. With Bisharp, its like a super scizor!

@@VCV95 Yea Ninjask is easily one of the best Pokemon in this entire hack probably only outshined by it's brother Shedinja but surpassing it in terms of sheer versatility with Shedinja only working on a few Normal/Ghost or Steel/Ghost fusions (Notably Raticate for Endeavor and Klinklang for Shift Gear) because you can inherit stats of more viable Pokemon. Fusing Ninjask with a tanky Pokemon creates an auto win Baton Passer and fusing it with a setup sweeper enables entire team sweeps on 1 good read.

@@Evan-mt7bc real "SEND IN THE BEAST" vibes with Shedinja in this game ngl

​@@Evan-mt7bc Or ofc you can just throw Shedinja in with Blissey or Slaking and entirely circumvent it's only weakness by simply living the few things that can hit it. (Slaking especially due to good fighting coverage)

yeah but he messed up he just had to surf again

This game has some weird changed rules. Weather is permanent for example

@@Colaschnittchen That's surprising, I haven't played far enough into it to notice that. Thought only inclement emerald did that.

@@TechnoSavvy18 i noticed it when i used kyogre in the postgame. rain is permanent (same for any other weather)

@@Colaschnittchen It has some weird mixture of old and new mechanics, some of it might be due to the game being made in RPG Maker, but yeah, I don't know what exactly the dev/devs were aiming for.

They also miscoded Disguise so that the ability is reset every time you switch out the pokèmon. And yes, it's as broken as it sounds, but sadly Jan never found out about it.

No lol

its just luck

a coincidence probably

Probably due to ad reads

Sponsors lmao

I’m so glad you said this because I was so confused why his gym leaders were way different than mine on hard mode

modern mode is insane becuase everything after giovanni gets a legendary

@@gzs6885 hell yeah, but modern mode is also the only way to get a large pool of unique and good Pokémon

its actually the non-stop mix; the 3 sentinel themes are audible as well

Oh my god I knew I heard thus before thank you for saying that

made me more hyped. love that boss fight.

Thought I recognised it. So good

I can't tell if that's actually in the game or if he was playing that on his own since it skips around

The game is so cool and really original 😄

Seriously. These sponsors aught to be paying him extra for these ad reads. This is literally the only channel I don’t mash skip-ahead through the sponsors.

​@@VersacePokemon weak mindset, always mash skip through sponsors.

How did you see that retention is up?

Alpharad and its consequences are a blessing to this channel

@@MacAnters when you hover over the time bar at the bottom, you can see how many times any given point has been watched, it does not include skipping into that equation. So the thicker that translucent grey part above the time bar is, the more a section has been watched.

Yeah, but insurgence is hell to nuzlocke

The E4's difficulty spike was *astronomical* Some of those mons are outright devious.

I think you mean Kevin McCallister

Scrolled too far thank you😂

Leggoo

I would ask in his discord

liver king

@@TyGuyVAL That one

Blue didn't wanna be champion anymore.

You don't become champion of the pokemon league without spamming full restores

The AI is kind of wonky in the game.

​​@lol0999W onky isn't the right word, it's just kind of bad