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[[Image:VS_Seeker.png|thumb|right|The VS Seeker (Art by [[Ken Sugimori]])]] | [[Image:VS_Seeker.png|thumb|100px|right|The VS Seeker (Art by [[Ken Sugimori]])]] | ||
[[Image:Vsseeker1.gif|thumb|250px|left|Use of the VS Seeker in [[Generation III]].]] | |||
The | The '''VS Seeker''' is a [[Key Item]] that appears in the Generation III Remakes ([[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen,]]) and [[Generation IV]] used to re-battle trainer's that the player has battled previously. | ||
According to the [[Pokémon Special]] manga, | |||
== Locations and uses of the VS Seeker == | |||
===All Games=== | |||
When used, the VS Seeker sends out a signal that allows [[Pokémon Trainer]]s to find other trainers who want a rematch. This signal affects all trainers that are within the player's view. Once used, the device cannot be used again until it is charged. The player does this by walking a total of 100 steps. The effect on the trainers wears off either when they have been battled, when the player leaves the route, or when the player walks 100 steps within the route. If the player attempts to use the VS Seeker when it is not fully charged, the game will tell the player how many steps remain for it to function. | |||
===Generation III=== | |||
[[Image:Vsseeker_obtain.png|thumb|200px|right|Explaining the use of the VS Seeker.]] | |||
The VS Seeker can be obtained from a girl in [[Vermillion City]] Pokémon Centre, claiming that she is giving them out to everyone for free. The indication of a rematch is initially a speech bubble above the trainer's heads with a black double exclamation mark (!!). After that, the trainers jump up and down to remind the player post-battle of who wanted a re-match. Trainers that have not been battled previously by the player display a single red exclamation mark (!), and do not jump up and down. Trainers that do not wish to battle display a blue speech bubble containing a white cross (X). | |||
===Generation IV=== | |||
The indication of a rematch in Generation IV is similar to that of Generation III. The initial reaction is a speech bubble containing a double red exclamation mark (!!), and with the trainers jumping up and down afterwards. If a trainer does not want to battle, they will do nothing. | |||
==Manga== | |||
According to the [[Pokémon Special]] manga, the VS Seeker was by [[Bill]] and work by sensing the fighting spirit of willing trainers. | |||
=Trivia= | =Trivia= | ||
*[[Red (game)|Red]] and [[Leaf (game)|Leaf]], in their Generation III designs, wear them on their backpack straps. | *[[Red (game)|Red]] and [[Leaf (game)|Leaf]], in their Generation III designs, wear them on their backpack straps. | ||
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[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
[[Category:Key items]] | [[Category:Key items]] | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 26 October 2007
The VS Seeker is a Key Item that appears in the Generation III Remakes (Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen,) and Generation IV used to re-battle trainer's that the player has battled previously.
Locations and uses of the VS Seeker
All Games
When used, the VS Seeker sends out a signal that allows Pokémon Trainers to find other trainers who want a rematch. This signal affects all trainers that are within the player's view. Once used, the device cannot be used again until it is charged. The player does this by walking a total of 100 steps. The effect on the trainers wears off either when they have been battled, when the player leaves the route, or when the player walks 100 steps within the route. If the player attempts to use the VS Seeker when it is not fully charged, the game will tell the player how many steps remain for it to function.
Generation III
The VS Seeker can be obtained from a girl in Vermillion City Pokémon Centre, claiming that she is giving them out to everyone for free. The indication of a rematch is initially a speech bubble above the trainer's heads with a black double exclamation mark (!!). After that, the trainers jump up and down to remind the player post-battle of who wanted a re-match. Trainers that have not been battled previously by the player display a single red exclamation mark (!), and do not jump up and down. Trainers that do not wish to battle display a blue speech bubble containing a white cross (X).
Generation IV
The indication of a rematch in Generation IV is similar to that of Generation III. The initial reaction is a speech bubble containing a double red exclamation mark (!!), and with the trainers jumping up and down afterwards. If a trainer does not want to battle, they will do nothing.
Manga
According to the Pokémon Special manga, the VS Seeker was by Bill and work by sensing the fighting spirit of willing trainers.
Trivia
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