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Depending on where you presently are at in the game and the levels your team is at will play a major role on how to catch Latias/Latios. If your team is around the same levels then wearing it down and paralyzing/putting it to sleep should work fine. If your team is higher leveled to where it might be a hindrance, use a preset damage move like {{m|Dragon Rage}}, and then use {{m|False Swipe}} to get their HP down into the red area to make it easier to catch them other than using a status condition. {{type|Steel}} Pokémon can be useful for being able to withstand their {{t|Psychic}} and {{type|Dragon}} moves. Also {{type|Electric}}s can come in handy here as even though it's {{m|Psycho Shift}} move can pass the status condition they are inflicted with onto their opponent, if they were paralyzed then an electic type would be immune to it and Psycho Shift will fail. When ready use Ultra Balls or Timer Balls (once enough turns have passed) to try to catch it. | Depending on where you presently are at in the game and the levels your team is at will play a major role on how to catch Latias/Latios. If your team is around the same levels then wearing it down and paralyzing/putting it to sleep should work fine. If your team is higher leveled to where it might be a hindrance, use a preset damage move like {{m|Dragon Rage}}, and then use {{m|False Swipe}} to get their HP down into the red area to make it easier to catch them other than using a status condition. {{type|Steel}} Pokémon can be useful for being able to withstand their {{t|Psychic}} and {{type|Dragon}} moves. Also {{type|Electric}}s can come in handy here as even though it's {{m|Psycho Shift}} move can pass the status condition they are inflicted with onto their opponent, if they were paralyzed then an electic type would be immune to it and Psycho Shift will fail. Because it is both an Electric and Steel type, {{p|Magneton}} or {{p|Magnezone}} is best suited for withstanding their attacks and using {{m|Thunder Wave}} to paralyze them without having to worry about Psycho Shift shifting the condition to them. When ready use Ultra Balls or Timer Balls (once enough turns have passed) to try to catch it. | ||
If you accidently knock out Latias/Latios, they'll still be present in the same position on Southern Island and will be at full health as if nothings happened. While you can instantly re-challenge them, if your team is too battered from the last fight, then it would be best to return to Petalburg City first to have them healed. | If you accidently knock out Latias/Latios, they'll still be present in the same position on Southern Island and will be at full health as if nothings happened. While you can instantly re-challenge them, if your team is too battered from the last fight, then it would be best to return to Petalburg City first to have them healed. | ||
Once you have successfully caught Latias/Latios you will find an object on the groud, the [[Soul Dew]], which when held by either of the Eon Duo can enhance their {{stat|Special Attack}} and {{stat|Special Defense}} by 50%. After this head back to the entrance and talk to the Sailor to return to Petalburg City to end the event. | Once you have successfully caught Latias/Latios you will find an object on the groud, the [[Soul Dew]], which when held by either of the Eon Duo can enhance their {{stat|Special Attack}} and {{stat|Special Defense}} by 50%. After this head back to the entrance and talk to the Sailor to return to Petalburg City to end the event. | ||
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Revision as of 18:37, 6 February 2015
Overview
By getting ahold of the Eon Ticket, and after your first trip to Southern Island during the main game where you would get both the Mega Bracelet and one of the Eon Pokémon (LatiosOR/LatiasAS), you can use the Eon Ticket to return to Southern Island and collect the other Eon Pokémon LatiasOR/LatiosAS.
Getting the Eon Ticket
After the original distribution from digital codes depending on region for the Mystery Gift, it is possible for players through the Nintendo Network or Local Wireless to pass on the Eon Ticket to each other as long as the StreetPass feature on their Nintendo 3DS/2DS system is activated and enabled for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. By using the BuzzNav feature in your PokéNav Plus it can identify that you received the Eon Ticket for your game and you need to head to a Pokémon Center. Once there talk to the special representative to pick it up. After this it is also possible to distribute it to other players using this method.
Using the Eon Ticket
At any time after you have visited Southern Island during the main game, head to the Petalburg Gym and talk to Norman. After his usual dialogue, he'll notice that you have the Eon Ticket which he hadn't seen for 11 years, and reveals it is given to those who have earned the right to step onto Southern Island because of that persons ability to wield Mega Evolution. Recognizing the Mega Bracelet you have, Norman will take you to the harbor in Slateport City and a sailor will take you to Southern Island. If you need to go back to prepare your team talk to the Sailor and you can return to the Petalburg Gym and start this event over.
Catching the remaining Eon Pokémon
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Head back to the area where you originally met (LatiosOR/LatiasAS) as well as fought Team MagmaOR/AquaLatiasAS and LatiasOR/LatiosAS will be there. Unlike their counterpart they won't easily agree to join up with you and instead they will challenge you to a Pokémon battle where you will have to try to catch them instead. They are at the same level their counterparts were when they originally joined your team earlier.
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Depending on where you presently are at in the game and the levels your team is at will play a major role on how to catch Latias/Latios. If your team is around the same levels then wearing it down and paralyzing/putting it to sleep should work fine. If your team is higher leveled to where it might be a hindrance, use a preset damage move like Dragon Rage, and then use False Swipe to get their HP down into the red area to make it easier to catch them other than using a status condition. Steel-type Pokémon can be useful for being able to withstand their Psychic and Dragon-type moves. Also Electric-types can come in handy here as even though it's Psycho Shift move can pass the status condition they are inflicted with onto their opponent, if they were paralyzed then an electic type would be immune to it and Psycho Shift will fail. Because it is both an Electric and Steel type, Magneton or Magnezone is best suited for withstanding their attacks and using Thunder Wave to paralyze them without having to worry about Psycho Shift shifting the condition to them. When ready use Ultra Balls or Timer Balls (once enough turns have passed) to try to catch it.
If you accidently knock out Latias/Latios, they'll still be present in the same position on Southern Island and will be at full health as if nothings happened. While you can instantly re-challenge them, if your team is too battered from the last fight, then it would be best to return to Petalburg City first to have them healed.
Once you have successfully caught Latias/Latios you will find an object on the groud, the Soul Dew, which when held by either of the Eon Duo can enhance their Special Attack and Special Defense by 50%. After this head back to the entrance and talk to the Sailor to return to Petalburg City to end the event.
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