Pokémon Unbound Hack

Game Boy Advance

Maxialvarez94 17 Nov 2023 15:20

[Expert] My strategy was to leave his Bronzong on the field and focus on the other pokemons:
- Leading with Serperior to attack Golem. Later, Lanturn.
- Leading with Dusknoir to Will-O-Wisp Bronzong. Switched to Talonflame after burn him.
- Talonflame destroyed Escavalier
- Togekiss for Mega Ampharos
- Camerupt with Rock Slide
- Gabite with Bulldoze

For the final 2vs2 against Ampharos & Bronzong, I used Gravity (Dusknoir) and finish them with Bulldoze (Gabite).
I would have brought Excadrill (or a slow ground pokemon) instead of Camerupt, because Bronzong uses Trick Room all the time.

NimbusSpark 28 Nov 2023 12:56

My own strategy focused on a Sun Team, as well as being my first usage of a Mega Pokemon during my playthrough. Bronzong was taken out ASAP.

Leads were Special Sweeper Mismagius as well as Torkoal as my Sun Setter, the former OKHOing Bronzong with Moongeist Beam (yes, it can learn that in this game!) and the latter dealing as much damage as it can with Flamethrower. Mega Ampharos wasn't an issue as Mismagius also had Destiny Bond as an Egg Move.

Mega Houndoom was my heavy firepower of the team, and Lucario was frankly just there because it was the best Pokemon I had at the time. There are much better Pokemon you could use, especially to take out Lanturn.

I also had Gengar and Eviolite Clefairy for this battle, but neither were used when I won.

firkinblin 1 Jan 2024 14:45

I can confirm that Maxialvarez94's strategy works well. But with some nuances to consider.

In my case, when using Serperior, I would recommend that you Will-O-Wisp Golem and then the Bronzong since my Serperior could only get him down in two hits, even with proper EV training and Miracle Seed. That, or lead with a different Mon other than Serperior. Seismitoad could potentially work better as a lead against Golem, in retrospect, but I never tested this.

Better to save Serperior for destroying Lanturn with Giga Drain, but be careful with that Ice Beam -- either go in with full health or when there's no trick room.

Talonflame feels basically immortal to some of his mons, even if not properly EV trained or with bad IVs, so definitely bring him a long. Even Flame Charge can make quick work of his Escavalier, but be sure not to use Gravity while he's out since he knows Drill Run.

As for Ampharos, I burned him for good measure, used Gravity, and then used Camerupt for his Earth Power and Seismitoad for his Bulldoze. This did major damage to him and Bronzong.
Since he'll use Max Potions, I still needed Togakiss to finish the job, but watch out for Heavy Slam from Bronzong since it can pick off Togakiss in the end if you aren't careful. My advice would be to heal him up or revive Dusknoir just in case since his Pressure can end Heavy Slam's PP, and if you've got Hex, it'll quickly finish the battle.

Agnam 12 Jan 2024 12:40

Welp I kinda screwed up this. I beat it second try with my standard roaming team, accidentally hit reset before saving and haven't been able to beat him again since. Fun times, fun... times.

Agnam 12 Jan 2024 15:28

Finally beat it again. Didn't change anything, which I probably should of. My team, which I highly don't recommend, was:
Scrafty, Medicham, Gabite, Crobat, Serperior and Lickilicky. I'm actually surprised this team worked as well as it did the times it beat the gym leader, but the other times I was absolutely destroyed.

FireSonic 23 Jan 2024 01:01

i beat this with just belly drum hariyama and spamming hyper potions with my 2nd mon.. with 4 potions, i was able to 1 shot everything without hariyama ever fainting. i took care of the bronzong last since it didn't seem to be much of a threat with my strat.

Chrizical 22 Oct 2024 11:13

+1 for FireSonic