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You can't die, if you mean what happens if all your Pokemon are fainted, you just go back to the last Pokemon center you've visited.
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What happens if you do not water berries in Pokemon Platinum?
It wont die if that's what your thinking but me personnaly as a breeder i take all berries i see
What happens when you comlete Pokemon emerald?
You are a Pokemon master.
What happens when you run out of time on Pokemon?
you cant run out of time on Pokemon
What happens if you breed a gible and a dratini in Pokemon pearl?
it will be the female Pokemon
What happens when you win the Pokemon league again?
you unlock a new pokemon.
If you have 1 Pokemon in your team and if you find Genosekuto in the wild and you die what happens?
You can not find Genosect in the wild. It is an event only pokemon.
What happens if you don't pick berries in Pokemon pearl?
nothing happens if you dont pick berries. they'll just die eventually
What happens when you put the time gears back to you really have to die Pokemon mystery dugon?
*SPOILER* no, you don't have to die in battle, and you won't die afterwards.
What happens if die against n after Pokemon league in white?
if you saved after you lost then you have to start the game over, that happened to me.
What happens when you see any 200 Pokemon in Pokemon firered?
Nothing Happens
What happens after you get all 30 unknown Pokemon in Pokemon firered?
nothing happens unfortunetly
What happens when the lake Pokemon are brought to spear pillar on Pokemon diamond?
nothing happens.
What happens if you do not water berries in Pokemon Platinum?
It wont die if that's what your thinking but me personnaly as a breeder i take all berries i see
What happens when you comlete Pokemon emerald?
You are a Pokemon master.
What happens on Pokemon gold when you capture all the Pokemon and go and talk to professor oak?
Nothing happens.
What happens when you put Pokemon black Pokemon in Pokemon soul silver?
you can't
Can a Pokemon egg die?
A Pokemon egg cannot die ever.
