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Outsider Pokémon will begin to act disobediently in battle if the [[Pokémon Trainer]] who owns it does not have a certain [[Gym]] [[Badge]] won from a [[Gym Leader]]. The disobedience can range from using the wrong move to not doing anything at all during a turn. The reasoning for this is that Pokémon respect trainers who can defeat [[Gym Leaders]], but in terms of game mechanics, it's to prevent someone from trading in a friend's [[Level]] 70 Pokémon and easily beating the game. | Outsider Pokémon will begin to act disobediently in battle if the [[Pokémon Trainer]] who owns it does not have a certain [[Gym]] [[Badge]] won from a [[Gym Leader]]. The disobedience can range from using the wrong move to not doing anything at all during a turn. The reasoning for this is that Pokémon respect trainers who can defeat [[Gym Leaders]], but in terms of game mechanics, it's to prevent someone from trading in a friend's [[Level]] 70 Pokémon and easily beating the game. | ||
In exchange for this potential disobedience, Outsider Pokémon gain 1.5 times the normal experience as other Pokémon, which is noted by the game when experience is given as "______ gained a boosted X exp. points!" | |||
The disobedience will start around Level 10 for most Pokémon if the trainer owning it has no badges. After winning the second badge of each [[region]] ([[Badge#Cascadebadge|Cascadebadge]], [[Badge#Hivebadge|Hivebadge]], [[Badge#Knucklebadge|Knucklebadge]], and [[Badge#Forestbadge|Forest Badge]]) Outsider Pokémon will obey orders until they reach Level 30. | The disobedience will start around Level 10 for most Pokémon if the trainer owning it has no badges. After winning the second badge of each [[region]] ([[Badge#Cascadebadge|Cascadebadge]], [[Badge#Hivebadge|Hivebadge]], [[Badge#Knucklebadge|Knucklebadge]], and [[Badge#Forestbadge|Forest Badge]]) Outsider Pokémon will obey orders until they reach Level 30. |
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