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Where can you catch ho-oh in emerald?
You will have to go to the navel rock to catch ho-oh.To go to the navel rock,you will have to go the real pokemon event.
Is Pokemon Emerald real?
Yes, Pokemon Emerald is a real game. However, as with all games, 'fake' copies are sometimes sold by 3rd parties.
How long are days in Pokemon emerald?
24 hrs, just like real life days.
Why is there rain on route 123 Pokemon emerald?
There's no real reason, sometimes it rains, sometimes not.
Is Pokemon Go popular?
yes because you take your phone or tablet outside to catch pokemon its like pokemon in real life
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