Emerald Bingo Information

On bingosync.com - Pokémon Emerald (Randomizer variant)
Use VisualBoyAdvance-M, other emulators don't like Emerald Speedchoice very much.

I believe Emerald will be best played by shooting for 3 bingos. Please continue to continue testing with 4 or 5 bingos if you have time and have the desire to! This could easily change.

Randomizer settings:
- Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/bzsn3p3776o5ak1/randomizer-emerald.jar
- Randomize everything you would in Crystal, settings will be posted for those lazy/unsure later. Do NOT randomize abilities.

Speedchoice settings:
- Speedchoice link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hoyfknw9h3etqbf/pokeemerald-speedchoice-1.05_hotfix5.gba
- Randomizer link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dxl767nagbcjtp9/randomizer-emerald.jar
- Page 1: ON, SEMI, ON, PURGE, OFF
- Page 2: YES, ON, ON, YES, ON
- Page 3: YES, ON, OFF, OFF

Current goals list (v0.2):
https://pastebin.com/BHGyUu1e

Encounter slots:
- 6 ground, 5 surfing, 2 fishing (Rod doesn't matter), 5 Dive, 5 Rock Smash

Known issues:
- SEMI plotless seems to cause TM46 and TM04 to always be Surf. If using this setting, teaching these two TMs is prohibited until we can get this fixed (this would disrupt general balance).
- Complete all 3 Battle Tents is awful and is not as easy as we thought and will be removed in v0.3. Please re-roll cards with this goal if you see it.

Rulings:
- Every goal that is shared with the Crystal bingo goals is ruled the exact same as it would be there.
- TM46 and TM04 are always randomized to be Surf for some reason that is still being investigated, for now teaching either of these TMs is not allowed. They can still be collected for the purpose of other goals.
- Ability-related goals function like move goals in Crystal, you must actively own the Pokémon to have the goal. The abilities that count for each goal are as follows:
	- Status-related: Cute Charm, Early Bird, Effect Spore, Flame Body, Guts, Immunity, Inner Focus, Insomnia, Limber, Magma Armor, Marvel Scale, Natural Cure, Oblivious, Own Tempo, Poison Point, Shed Skin, Static, Synchronize, Vital Spirit, Water Veil
	- Stat-related: Chlorophyll, Clear Body, Compound Eyes, Guts, Huge Power, Hustle, Hyper Cutter, Intimidate, Keen Eye, Marvel Scale, Minus, Plus, Pure Power, Sand Veil, Speed Boost, Swift Swim, White Smoke
	- Weather-related: Air Lock, Chlorophyll, Cloud Nine, Drizzle, Drought, Forecast, Rain Dish, Sand Stream, Sand Veil, Swift Swim
- "Defeat 4 Kecleons" functions exactly like "Defeat 2 Electrodes" does in Crystal. Defeating any of the Pokémon revealed by the Devon Scope or actual Kecleons satisfy this goal. The same applies to "Burn, Paralyze, or Poison Kecleon".
- "All fishing rods" requires you to collect and own all three different fishing rods in the game: Old Rod, Good Rod, and Super Rod.
- "Kyogre, Groudon, or Rayquaza" can be satisfied by obtaining the Rayquaza as part of the story.

Goal guide:
- White Flute: The Soot Sack is obtained on Route 113 in the Glass Workshop, then can be filled with 1000 steps in ash covered grass and redeemed for the White Flute.
- TM05 (Roar): Obtained from the old man (standing by a Poochyena) at the top-left corner of Route 114.
- HM01 (Cut): Obtained from the house left of the PokéCenter in Rustboro City.
- Quick Claw: Obtained from the teacher of the Trainers' School in Rustboro City.
- Coin Case: Obtained by delivering a Harbor Mail (most easily purchased in Slateport City) to the house left of the PokéMart in Mauville City.
- TM36 (Sludge Bomb): Obtained from the house north of the PokéCenter in Dewford Town after receiving the Balance Badge.
- Sell a Rare Candy: The easiest Rare Candy to obtain is won from completing a Trick House maze.
- Defeat 8 Ninja Boys: There are 9 different Ninja Boys throughout the game (3 on Route 119, 2 on Route 113, 1 on Route 115, 2 on Route 120, and 1 on Route 123)
- TM19 (Giga Drain): Obtained from a girl at the start of Route 123 when you have a Grass-type Pokémon in your party.
- Trade a Pokémon: Ralts > Seedot (Rustboro City), Volbeat > Plusle (Fortree City), Bagon > Horsea (Pacifidlog Town)
- Revive a fossil: The two fossils are available in the desert of Route 111 once acquiring the Go-Go Goggles.
- TM27 (Return): Southern Pacifidlog Town (if friendship is high) or Fallarbor Town (give Meteorite to scientist)
- Exp. Share: Received from the head of Devon Corp after delivering the letter to Steven
- TM10 (Hidden Power): Northern houses in Fortree City (answer questions: right, right, left)
- All fishing rods: Old Rod (fisherman near Dewford Gym), Good Rod (fisherman on Route 118), Super Rod (house north of Space Center in Mossdeep City)
- TM44 (Rest): Eastern-most house in Lilycove City
- Mental Herb: Received from man in northeastern-most house in Fortree City after meeting his Wingull in Mossdeep City.
- TM24 (Thunderbolt): Obtained from completing Wattson's request in Mauville City that involves going into New Mauville or can be purchased from the Game Corner for 4,000 coins ($80,000).
- TM45 (Attract): Obtained from a woman in the Verdanturf Town contest hall.
- TM26 (Earthquake): Obtained from Seafloor Cavern. Requires Surf, Dive, Rock Smash, and Strength. This will be re-worded in v0.3.
- Defeat Rival 4: This is the Rival fight outside of Lilycove Department Store.
- Kelpsy Berry: Obtained on Route 115, requires Surf.
- Teach 8 moves via Move Tutor: There are 10 Move Tutors available outside of the Battle Frontier (Fallarbor Town, Fortree City, Lavaridge Town, Lilycove City, Mauville City, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog Town, Slateport City, Sootopolis City, Verdanturf Town)
- Complete Trainer Hill: This is the battle facility on Route 111, immediately north of Mauville City.
- Complete 3 Battle Tents: These can be completed by winning 3 battles in a row. There are three facilities (Verdanturf Town, Slateport City, and Fallarbor Town)
- Defeat Gabby & Ty 6 times: These traveling interviewers can be found in the following locations in this order (Route 111, Route 118, Route 120, Route 111, Route 118, one of the three prior locations)