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Let's Play Pokemon FireRed Omega LatAzullocke: Part 4 - The Misty Cascade

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Channel: LatiosAzurill · 2015 · Gaming

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Good day, Human Latiosites!  As we continue this grand adventure throughout the Kanto region, we choose a fossil from Mt. Moon and head to Cerulean City, where we take on our rival once again and the Cerulean City Water-type Gym Leader Misty!  We then cross Nugget Bridge for a Nugget and a few new encounters.  Next time, we will cross Route 25 to Bill's Cottage and set out for Vermilion City!  Remember to answer the question of the day if you want a Pokemon in this series named after you!  As always, like, comment, and subscribe.  Thank you and enjoy!

All rights to the amazing music used while grinding belong to GlitchxCity.  Check out her channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/GlitchxCity !
The idea for this Nuzlocke variant was inspired by Shadypenguinn’s Shadylocke.  Check out his channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/shadypenguinn !
The video is owned by LatiosAzurill, but all rights to the characters, game, and in-game music belong to the Pokemon Company.

The LatAzullocke Rules are as follows:

1. If a Pokemon faints, it is considered dead and must be released or permanently deposited into a designated "death box" in the PC.

2. If a blackout/whiteout ever occurs, where the trainer loses a battle, the game is over regardless of whether or not there are still living Pokemon in the PC.

3. Only the first Pokemon in any given area can be caught, with the exception of any Pokemon found before you ever get any Pokeballs; a new floor in a cave, tower, etc. does not count as a new area.

4. If you already have the first Pokemon that you encounter in a new area, you cannot catch it nor any other Pokemon in that area (modified dupes clause).

5. Pokemon must be found your first time in each new area in order to be caught, with the exception of any route before you ever get any Pokeballs.

6. Recovery items cannot be used during a battle.

7. Pokemon Centers and NPCs cannot be used to heal your Pokemon whenever avoidable.  The PC cannot be used to heal Pokemon - it can only be used to change teams in dire conditions, such as HM requirements and deaths.  It cannot restore power points for a move known by a Pokemon.  Once a Pokemon runs out of power points for a given move, it can no longer use that move.

8. Only three Pokeballs can be thrown to get a wild Pokemon.

9. Only normal Pokeballs can be used, no other type of ball is permitted.

10. Free Pokemon are acceptable.

11. Game Corner Pokemon are acceptable, but only one is allowed to be obtained per Game Corner (one from Goldenrod and one from Celadon).

12. In the case of the mandatory usage of an HM, it must be taught to one of your Pokemon; if none can learn it, then another Pokemon can be temporarily used, but only for the HM, never in battle.

13. Berries cannot be used at all.

14. Battle items cannot be used at all.

15. Pokemon must be nicknamed after a Human Latiosite (who answered the question of the day in the most recently uploaded episode).

16. If you ever find a shiny Pokemon, no rules apply - you can use any amount of any type of Pokeball to obtain it.  Any type of item may be kept in the bag at any given time, but cannot necessarily be used throughout the game, i.e. you can keep Ultra Balls in your bag inventory for the small chance of actually finding a shiny Pokemon; they just cannot be used for anything else.

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