Pokeradar Pearl: Meta Puzzle v1.2

# In the original world, the first instance where Zeiol (actively) used one of his Pokemon's abilities to increase the odds of an item being held by an opponent was against this wild Pokemon. [0]

# In two different scenarios, this non-Sinnoh Pokemon that Zeiol did not obtain has been accepted as the sole answer to something. [1]

# In the new world, this Pokemon was pivotal in the victory against the trainer battle Zeiol had in the Distortion World. [1]

# Across both the original and new worlds, using strict Pokeradar rules (only Pokemon exclusive to Pokeradar use and not normally native to their routes can be caught), this Kanto Pokemon has the highest National Pokedex number out of all Pokemon that Zeiol could have obtained. [1]

# In two different scenarios, two of Zeiol's Pokemon that do not share a type have been the exact same answer to something. This Pokemon has the smaller National Pokedex number of the two. [10]

# In the original world, Zeiol fought this fully evolved Pokemon 22 levels before it normally evolved from its pre-evolution. [6]

# Given Zeiol's current progress across both the original and new worlds, Tinston would always lead with this Pokemon when battled. [3]

# Zeiol was forced to catch six of these Pokemon in a place that wasn't Sinnoh. [18]

# This was the first Pokemon that contributed energy to the Pokeradar's Red Chain. [12]

# This Pokemon is the sole answer to a question exactly 3 after its national Pokedex number. [0]

# This was the second last shiny Pokemon that Zeiol obtained. [4]

# Consider Pokemon that absolutely require use of the Pokeradar to obtain across both the original and new worlds. This is the only such Pokemon that Zeiol chose not to obtain, and he'd be unable to obtain it at all unless he used the Pokeradar, given his current roster. [9]

# After a battle with this Pokemon, Zeiol's Pokemon earned twice as many Effort Values as normal. [19]

# This was Zeiol's only non-fainted Pokemon after his first battle with Arceus. [3]

# Zeiol would only be able to battle some Pokemon if he had a fateful encounter with another Pokemon. This Pokemon has the lowest National Pokedex number out of all such Pokemon. [5]

# Across both the original and new worlds, this wild Pokemon encounterable with less than two badges has the smallest possible level-up move learnset. [8]

# In two different scenarios, two of Zeiol's Pokemon that do not share a type have been the exact same answer to something. This Pokemon has the larger National Pokedex number of the two. [18]

# Consider Zeiol's Nidoqueen, Sunflora, Trapinch and Tauros in the new world. Find each Pokemon with the lowest National Pokedex number that shares the ability with each Pokemon (remember to use Gen 4 ability distribution), then add their numbers up. This Pokemon corresponds to the cumulative National Pokedex number you calculated. [6]

# In the original world, a certain character specializing in a type did not have their highest level Pokemon match their type. What Pokemon is this? [4]

# In the original world, using strict Pokeradar rules, Zeiol would be able to catch a Pokemon that was not fully evolved, but he'd be able to ensure it was fully evolved at the lowest level among all Pokeradar Pokemon, if the condition(s) for evolution were met. What Pokemon would this capture evolve into? (If you find multiple Pokemon at the same lowest level, use the evolution with the higher BST.) [2]

# This was the first Pokemon that Zeiol made a plan to use in his Battle Tower Doubles team. [3]

# This Pokemon has the lowest National Pokedex number out of all Pokemon that share their category with the third Pokemon Zeiol obtained in the new world. [1]

# This Pokemon could swarm in the location where Zeiol had his first wild double battle. [0]

# Three Pokemon not related to each other would only be encounterable to Zeiol within the new world's Great Marsh. This Pokemon has the largest National Pokedex number of the the three. [19]