As they headed out into the grass, Dax spotted something.
"What's that?"
'That' was a Geodude, lying in the sun and resting. Daxius took out his Friend Ball.
"Go, Friend Ball!"
Geodude was caught! Dax took out his Pokédex and opened it.
Geodude, the Rock Pokémon. This specimen is at level 5 and has the moves Tackle, Defence Curl and Seismic Toss. It is the type Rock/Ground and is powerful against Poison, Electric, Normal, Flying and Fire Types .It is weak against Fighting, Grass, Water, Ground, Ice and Steel types.
"Whoa," murmured Dax. "This is one seriously Up-Graded Pokédex."
"I installed some new components," giggled Willow. "I'm glad you like them."
"Yeah. well, I reckon its training time!" declared Dax.
"What? Already?" asked Willow.
Dax then went to a shaded area and released his Geodude.
"Okay, Geodude, we're gonna toughen you up. Firstly, you're weak against water. Krabby, pour some of your water in this glass here. Now, Geodude, I'm gonna drop a single drop of water on you and see if you can take it."
*Drop*
"Okay, we're gonna gradually end up pouring a whole glass on you, and we'll keep on doing this every day so you can get used to it. Krabby, Have this TM."
Dax handed Krabby his Seismic Toss TM, which was a cable and a suction pad which you could equip to your pokémon.
"Now, Krabby, you go and train your Seismic toss on those rocks over there, okay?"
Krabby wilfully agreed.
"Dax, how long is this going to take?" asked Willow.
"Don't you have any pokémon to train?" inquired Dax.
"Um, no not really."
"So I'll catch one for you. You keep dropping drops of water on Geodude and I'll be back in a flash, 'kay?"
"Okay."
Dax walked off and came back ten minutes later with a pokéball in his hand.
"I caught you an Eevee," said Dax. "Great shape too."
"How'd you catch it, you didn't have any pokémon with you!" asked Willow curiously.
"Oh, I just promised it that you'd feed it every day, comb its hair, and train it."
"Oh, thank you!" cried Willow, pulling Dax into a great big hug.
"Uh. no problem." said Dax as he furiously red.
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"What's that?"
'That' was a Geodude, lying in the sun and resting. Daxius took out his Friend Ball.
"Go, Friend Ball!"
Geodude was caught! Dax took out his Pokédex and opened it.
Geodude, the Rock Pokémon. This specimen is at level 5 and has the moves Tackle, Defence Curl and Seismic Toss. It is the type Rock/Ground and is powerful against Poison, Electric, Normal, Flying and Fire Types .It is weak against Fighting, Grass, Water, Ground, Ice and Steel types.
"Whoa," murmured Dax. "This is one seriously Up-Graded Pokédex."
"I installed some new components," giggled Willow. "I'm glad you like them."
"Yeah. well, I reckon its training time!" declared Dax.
"What? Already?" asked Willow.
Dax then went to a shaded area and released his Geodude.
"Okay, Geodude, we're gonna toughen you up. Firstly, you're weak against water. Krabby, pour some of your water in this glass here. Now, Geodude, I'm gonna drop a single drop of water on you and see if you can take it."
*Drop*
"Okay, we're gonna gradually end up pouring a whole glass on you, and we'll keep on doing this every day so you can get used to it. Krabby, Have this TM."
Dax handed Krabby his Seismic Toss TM, which was a cable and a suction pad which you could equip to your pokémon.
"Now, Krabby, you go and train your Seismic toss on those rocks over there, okay?"
Krabby wilfully agreed.
"Dax, how long is this going to take?" asked Willow.
"Don't you have any pokémon to train?" inquired Dax.
"Um, no not really."
"So I'll catch one for you. You keep dropping drops of water on Geodude and I'll be back in a flash, 'kay?"
"Okay."
Dax walked off and came back ten minutes later with a pokéball in his hand.
"I caught you an Eevee," said Dax. "Great shape too."
"How'd you catch it, you didn't have any pokémon with you!" asked Willow curiously.
"Oh, I just promised it that you'd feed it every day, comb its hair, and train it."
"Oh, thank you!" cried Willow, pulling Dax into a great big hug.
"Uh. no problem." said Dax as he furiously red.
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