Kind of a really cool coincidence that the last main story shadow Pokemon you're faced with is also currently considered the absolute best Pokemon in gen 3 competitive.
This goes for Greevil’s non-Legendary Shadows too; Tauros and Exeggutor were some of the top dogs in Gen 1 competitive. Meanwhile, Rhydon is there bc it’s the first Pokemon programmed into Gen 1’s data. It’s all a meta joke about him being old.
@@thetreyceratops its unlikely this was planned as the people who made this game were not normal pokemon devs and knew hardly aything about pokemon. They probably were like this guy is cool lets make him the strongest, also valid.
@@KingDambit true, but they did seem to know something about at least who the strongest Pokémon were? Then again it probably was just “it looks cool, and this is the most convenient way to get one in Gen 3”
Train hard on Mount Battle and your Pokemon will level up rather quickly also give one of your Pokemon the EXP Share even with my Pokemon being Level 70 it was still a hard fight.
@@AdamDawson3 Actually I won (somehow). I completely forgot about Mount Battle at that point. Also because I thought it would be enough with level 50 Pokémon.
Evice isn’t terrible tough to beat. If you’re at an appropriately level and decently EV trained, you can whittle his team down with strong STAB and super effective attacks. Flygon with Earthquake and Jumpluff with Sleep Powder makes every fight that much better to get through. Give Flygon Fire Blast for Scizor, Aurora Beam Suicune for Salamence, Espoen with Psychic for Machamp and you’re there. Oh and, use one of your infinite Master Balls on the Shadow Tyranitar 😏
I feel like evice, with little we know of him, and based on his music and personal pokemon, it seems like he enjoyed battling, unlike cyrus, giovanni, and orher leaders. Like regardless of shadow pokemon, and to further that end, he built and funded a pokemon league tower in orre basically, than fought in it himself personally to continue his plans
I believe Giovanni also likes battling, but he doesn't show it directly. He was considered the strongest Gym Leader in Kanto before being exposed as leader of Team Rocket; he also doesn't shy from complimenting the player for defeating him, which isn't as rare as one would think, but he shows being good sport about losing to someone stronger than him (even if that someone is a child). It is said that he was the one to find the evolution method from Rhydon to Rhyperior, and has apparently written a book/journal about Ground-type Pokemon, so he's passionate about this.
As far as potential covers go, gym leader wouldn’t be my choice if I was indifferent about the competition. To me Giovanni’s passions are evenly split between his criminal racket and the thrill of battle
Evice was HARD. Salamence, Slaking, Scizor and Slowking are menaces on his team. Machamp was the easiest to KO. I snagged his Tyranitar with a master ball just to rub it in his face 😆
Misdreavus becomes your saviour against Slaking as my Male Misdreavus was immune to all of Slaking's attacks I used Psychic to take it down but Slaking was poisoned by Ariados's Sludge Bomb so the chip damage from Poison helped immensely I was going to use Hariyama but it was defeated earlier in the battle. During a recent playthrough Hitmontop became my best friend against Slaking as it one hit KO'd it with Brick Break due to it being way overleveled from training on Mount Battle. Scizor is easy to take down if you have Typhlosion, Magcargo or Entei but if you don't have a Fire type teach Flamethrower to Octillery, Altaria or Furret. Hearcross's Megahorn can deal with Slowking as can Misdreavus, Espeon (if its taught Shadow Ball) or Umbreon Espeon, Medicham & Misdreavus can take down Machamp Piloswine, Feraligatr, Sneasel, Suicune & Delibird (if any of these Pokemon are taught Ice Beam) can take down Salamence. Tyranitar - USE THE MASTER BALL
What makes this guy hard is that he basically has a legendary Pokémon on his team because slacking has the same base stat total as groudon and kyogre but what really makes his slacking so broken he has a slowking has the ability skill swap, which can take away slacking’s ability truant which you guessed it means slacking can attack every turn
Now, I can beat Evice with ease due to knowing double strats and EVs. As a kid... Let's just say, the intro of Evice jumping up and down has now been etched to my head whenever I hear this.
@@SeriousStriker That’s pretty awesome. I also find it neat that the Cipher Admin theme in XD is a remix of the opening theme of Colosseum and some of the final boss theme, so that will fit very well!
The hardest fight in the history of the series for so many reasons. Every pokemon he uses is overleveled (60+), has good stats (Slowking, Slaking, Scizor, Machamp, Salamence, Shadow Tyranitar), and has really good movesets. Not only that, it is put together in such a way to make your life difficult (Slowking skill swapping with Slaking, Scizor being a hard wall against going all in on Espeon). Even if you grind to match his level, this fight is difficult.
That's something I really appreciated about this game compared to most titles. The enemy (bosses especially) teams had some synergy and showcased some of the unique tactics to double battles. Unlike other games where you have the option of conveniently switching before a Pokemon comes out (if you want) or brute force your way through most of it, you'll actually have to think ahead on how to deal with certain threats or combos.
@@chrisprol32 Volo essentially has Cynthia's team in a game with pokemon that are far more powerful than what you can find in Platinum, he is not nearly as difficult as Evice...or even Cynthia for that matter.
It was the best climax to any Pokemon game, as is Pokemon colleseum the best Pokemon game as well, story wise. 2 evil teams rule the entire region with an iron fist, and turns out the mysterious colleseum being built, was built and funded by the criminal organization. Giovanni could use some tips from evice and cypher
When you hear this music on the 100th Battle on Mount Battle you know your Pokemon are battling to win you the Earth Ribbon and this is the team that helped me win that Earth Ribbon on Colosseum. Espeon Umbreon Feraligatr Ampharos Noctowl Ariados I really wish this music had been used on the 100th battle on Mount Battle in XD: Gale of Darkness. My team for the 100th Battle on Mount Batte in XD: Gale of Darkness Jolteon Dewgong Flygon Houndoom Ariados Gardevoir
No doubt, Evice had the best theme they could've ever used for the Mt Battle finale. I had my LeafGreen team barely pull through with a Jynx being the last one alive ice slapping everything in sight. Both tension and hope could not be higher with this.
@@ToyosatomimiNoMikoTaoism You can do the Mount Battle 100 challenge and get the Earth Ribbon before facing Evice so technically this music is the 100th Battle theme which is where I first heard it back in 2004 as I did Mount Battle before taking on Evice in Realgam Tower.
I was rocking Plusle, Misdreavus, Medicham, Metagross, Suicune and Stantler. The first four put in most of the work though, suicune and stantler were very underleveled. In XD I just ran the kanto birds with snorlax, mightyena and houndoom. I wasnt terribly creative that time around
This battle was a nightmare for me as a kid. I'd forgotten Mt. Battle existed and even then, I was far back in it so I couldn't train there without grinding for several sections which I didn't have the patience for. He wiped the floor with my team at least 5 times since I didn't have any STAB moves that worked against him and my Espeon was like level 35 since I hadn't used it much. Umbreon was my strongest Pokémon, and even then he was still under-leveled for this battle. I'm pretty sure each time I got there, half of my team was out and I would have like 3 revives and Full-Restores left but somehow, I managed to scrape by the last battle with like 20hp and only Umbreon left because the attack of his final Pokémon missed... Makes me want to replay Colosseum actually If I'm honest.
You guys don't need to use a master ball on it. Keep throwing ultra balls when his health is yellow, and let it hurt itself with Shadow Rush. Took me 11 out of 15 ultra balls to catch him
Just beat the game for the very first time, and holy hell, Evice is very difficult. But, my team of misfits somehow did it, and i couldn't be more proud.
Love how in the fight before this they had a stereotypical JRPG antagonist with a shadow Metagross which notoriously has a catch rate of 3, literally 3. So logic dictates that you use your master ball on it. But then the fat mayor turns out to be the BBEG and also has an insanely powerful pseudo legend with a Shadow Tyranitar and a team that will ruin your entire day if you don’t know it’s strategy
pokemon really needs to bring back the spin off games. Not just the orre region games but stuff like mystery dungeon, ranger, stadium and so many more. It should give developers more time to work on the mainline games.
I actually heard this music on Mount Battle first before I faced Evice in Realgam Tower as I trained on Mount Battle lets say I was quite overlevelled when I faced Evice.
@@AdamDawson3 ah, yeah, I figured as much I have that problem too sometimes, but in my case I don't see my comment on either video, so I had my doubts. Guess it isn't just on my end after all...
I hope Pokémon Colosseum gets re-released on Nintendo Switch Online as part of a GameCube Expansion, because I want to hear this final boss theme when I fight Evice. And I know that I will have a tough fight against Evice, even though my team has 5 powerhouses and 1 non-powerhouse: Espeon, Feraligatr, Jumpluff, Hitmontop, Stantler and Piloswine. Evice’s Slowking can easily be taken out with my Jumpluff, his Scizor will be a big problem unless my Jumpluff’s Hidden Power will be a Fire-Type, his Machamp can easily be taken care of with my Espeon, his Salamence will be easily taken out with my Piloswine, his Slaking can easily be taken out with my Hitmontop, and his Shadow Tyranitar will be weak to my Feraligatr, Jumpluff, Hitmontop and Piloswine. But my fight against Evice will still be difficult with my team for Colosseum, as Wyrdeer and Mamoswine didn’t exist back in Colosseum, but I hope I will win this fight, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that there will be a GameCube Expansion for Nintendo Switch Online sometime in the future and Pokémon Colosseum will get re-released as part of Nintendo Switch Online’s GameCube Expansion.
Siempre sentí que Avavil, a diferencia de Nefiro, no era un buen lider de Cifer. Si, logro corromper y capturar un pokemon legendario. Pero Nefiro logro algo que ningún otro equipo villano ha hecho, conquistar una región. En Colosseum, Aura era una región gobernada por el crimen, y en XD la paz fue instaurada. Además, el equipo de Nefiro no necesita de pokemons legendarios oscuros para ser una pesadilla. Siento que realmente Nefiro si era el lider de Cifer, pero Avavil le arrebató el puesto cuando el mencionado fue capturado.
Metagross has a catch rate of 3/255 which is the same as most legendary Pokémon and the lowest any Pokémon ever has. Tyranitar’s catch rate is 45/255, so it’s way easier to use your master ball on Metagross.
As a kid I had a cheat disc from a magazine. One of the codes was unlocked permanent infinite Master Balls which I used on all the very end battles. I feel like setting my Cube up again and doing an unassisted playthrough. I don't have that cheat disc anymore anyway lol
![Top 25 Music from Pokémon Colosseum & XD [Music Compilation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/0BxI-4J329I/mqdefault.jpg)
Kind of a really cool coincidence that the last main story shadow Pokemon you're faced with is also currently considered the absolute best Pokemon in gen 3 competitive.
For years I was like “why is Tyranitar the ultimate Shadow Pokémon if his organisation had legendaries?” Now I totally get it
@@thetreyceratops imagine if the ultimate shadow pokemon was that slaking too.
This goes for Greevil’s non-Legendary Shadows too; Tauros and Exeggutor were some of the top dogs in Gen 1 competitive. Meanwhile, Rhydon is there bc it’s the first Pokemon programmed into Gen 1’s data.
It’s all a meta joke about him being old.
@@thetreyceratops its unlikely this was planned as the people who made this game were not normal pokemon devs and knew hardly aything about pokemon. They probably were like this guy is cool lets make him the strongest, also valid.
@@KingDambit true, but they did seem to know something about at least who the strongest Pokémon were? Then again it probably was just “it looks cool, and this is the most convenient way to get one in Gen 3”
Slaking and Slowking was a deadly combination!
all use this song in my pokemon battle again leon in galar championship cup final
Okay, this guy is the las-WHY THE HELL THEY'RE LEVEL 60?!
Train hard on Mount Battle and your Pokemon will level up rather quickly also give one of your Pokemon the EXP Share even with my Pokemon being Level 70 it was still a hard fight.
@@AdamDawson3 Actually I won (somehow). I completely forgot about Mount Battle at that point. Also because I thought it would be enough with level 50 Pokémon.
@@marcosseverini5297 it is possible to win with Pokémon between levels 45-50 but you need a load of Revives and Full Restores
I was surprisingly able to beat him super easily and my team was level 50-55. Tbf I kind of countered his strongest guys
Evice isn’t terrible tough to beat. If you’re at an appropriately level and decently EV trained, you can whittle his team down with strong STAB and super effective attacks. Flygon with Earthquake and Jumpluff with Sleep Powder makes every fight that much better to get through. Give Flygon Fire Blast for Scizor, Aurora Beam Suicune for Salamence, Espoen with Psychic for Machamp and you’re there. Oh and, use one of your infinite Master Balls on the Shadow Tyranitar 😏
Cipher Boss Dr. Eggman would like to battle!
I fear no man.
But that thing.
*Points to Slowking with skill swap standing beside slaking*
I fear the most.
Shadow Tyranitar was the goal of this battle
real
Yeah and what a pain he was to catch if didn't abuse the master ball glitch.
I feel like evice, with little we know of him, and based on his music and personal pokemon, it seems like he enjoyed battling, unlike cyrus, giovanni, and orher leaders. Like regardless of shadow pokemon, and to further that end, he built and funded a pokemon league tower in orre basically, than fought in it himself personally to continue his plans
I believe Giovanni also likes battling, but he doesn't show it directly.
He was considered the strongest Gym Leader in Kanto before being exposed as leader of Team Rocket; he also doesn't shy from complimenting the player for defeating him, which isn't as rare as one would think, but he shows being good sport about losing to someone stronger than him (even if that someone is a child). It is said that he was the one to find the evolution method from Rhydon to Rhyperior, and has apparently written a book/journal about Ground-type Pokemon, so he's passionate about this.
As far as potential covers go, gym leader wouldn’t be my choice if I was indifferent about the competition. To me Giovanni’s passions are evenly split between his criminal racket and the thrill of battle
Having to deal with a full power Slaking, Sandstorm, and powerhouses like Scizor while just trying to catch Tyranitar.
Evice was HARD. Salamence, Slaking, Scizor and Slowking are menaces on his team. Machamp was the easiest to KO. I snagged his Tyranitar with a master ball just to rub it in his face 😆
His team is mostly focused on brutal damage. X-Attack, Dragon Dance, Slaking, Machamp. All his attacks hit very hard.
@@Hollow.Midnight don’t forget Skill Swap Slowking + Slaking
Misdreavus becomes your saviour against Slaking as my Male Misdreavus was immune to all of Slaking's attacks I used Psychic to take it down but Slaking was poisoned by Ariados's Sludge Bomb so the chip damage from Poison helped immensely I was going to use Hariyama but it was defeated earlier in the battle.
During a recent playthrough Hitmontop became my best friend against Slaking as it one hit KO'd it with Brick Break due to it being way overleveled from training on Mount Battle.
Scizor is easy to take down if you have Typhlosion, Magcargo or Entei but if you don't have a Fire type teach Flamethrower to Octillery, Altaria or Furret.
Hearcross's Megahorn can deal with Slowking as can Misdreavus, Espeon (if its taught Shadow Ball) or Umbreon
Espeon, Medicham & Misdreavus can take down Machamp
Piloswine, Feraligatr, Sneasel, Suicune & Delibird (if any of these Pokemon are taught Ice Beam) can take down Salamence.
Tyranitar - USE THE MASTER BALL
Fine. I'll do another playthrough
That’s the spirit
I will too!
What makes this guy hard is that he basically has a legendary Pokémon on his team because slacking has the same base stat total as groudon and kyogre but what really makes his slacking so broken he has a slowking has the ability skill swap, which can take away slacking’s ability truant which you guessed it means slacking can attack every turn
Now, I can beat Evice with ease due to knowing double strats and EVs.
As a kid... Let's just say, the intro of Evice jumping up and down has now been etched to my head whenever I hear this.
Greevil from XD also starts like this.
@@shinyshinx789 No.
He opens his eyes, throws away his staff and does a front flip. Which is honestly even more impressive than Evice's intro
@@Oscarus4250 I remember it having a lot more flips. My bad.
Maybe unpopular opinion, but evice was/is way better than greevil
20 years later and this game is still the best home console Pokemon title of all time.
If i was the pokemon world champion and was a wrestler in wwe or was an mma fighter in ufc this would be my song
This game had some of the best music 🎶 in pokemon history
I still listen to this ost its that good
Beating the game and coming back to just rub Evice's team into the ground with all your legendaries from the other gen 3 games is something.
Slowking: uses skill swap
Slaking: IM ABOUT TO GO FULL DONKEY KONG ON YOUR TEAM!!!
Slowking: Skill Swap
Slaking: Ape noises
Me: Terrified ape noises
Honestly super awesome and badass that this theme also plays for the champion of Mt. Battle as well!!!
It only plays on Mount Battle in Colosseum it sadly didn't play on the 100th Battle in XD: Gale of Darkness
@@AdamDawson3 That’s too bad. I’m guessing it’s another unique theme though.
@@soraandkairi1194 It's the Cipher Admin theme that plays in XD
@@SeriousStriker That’s pretty awesome.
I also find it neat that the Cipher Admin theme in XD is a remix of the opening theme of Colosseum and some of the final boss theme, so that will fit very well!
@@AdamDawson3 It played for Somek, but not for Battlus. Weird. :p
The hardest fight in the history of the series for so many reasons. Every pokemon he uses is overleveled (60+), has good stats (Slowking, Slaking, Scizor, Machamp, Salamence, Shadow Tyranitar), and has really good movesets. Not only that, it is put together in such a way to make your life difficult (Slowking skill swapping with Slaking, Scizor being a hard wall against going all in on Espeon). Even if you grind to match his level, this fight is difficult.
That's something I really appreciated about this game compared to most titles. The enemy (bosses especially) teams had some synergy and showcased some of the unique tactics to double battles.
Unlike other games where you have the option of conveniently switching before a Pokemon comes out (if you want) or brute force your way through most of it, you'll actually have to think ahead on how to deal with certain threats or combos.
Evice is the joint hardest final boss with Cynthia.
I did some modifications of this team and took it to the SV doubles Ubers ladder.
It did shockingly well.
Volo spits in this guys face
@@chrisprol32 Volo essentially has Cynthia's team in a game with pokemon that are far more powerful than what you can find in Platinum, he is not nearly as difficult as Evice...or even Cynthia for that matter.
Pokémon at this climax awakens the inner child within me to design abstract conquests of the highest hero.
It was the best climax to any Pokemon game, as is Pokemon colleseum the best Pokemon game as well, story wise. 2 evil teams rule the entire region with an iron fist, and turns out the mysterious colleseum being built, was built and funded by the criminal organization. Giovanni could use some tips from evice and cypher
Beat this guy with my 47-50 team over the course of an hour long battle. I took 5 minute turns nearly, insane.
"Pokemon Master Infin sent out Kyogre!"
Think about this: Evice looks like Dr. Eggman / Robotnik and your Character's coat has the same blue as Sonic.
Wrong, the mayor looks identical to the mayor from the SNES SimCity.
This man’s team was very well put definitely is a champion’s team I would say
When you hear this music on the 100th Battle on Mount Battle you know your Pokemon are battling to win you the Earth Ribbon and this is the team that helped me win that Earth Ribbon on Colosseum.
Espeon
Umbreon
Feraligatr
Ampharos
Noctowl
Ariados
I really wish this music had been used on the 100th battle on Mount Battle in XD: Gale of Darkness.
My team for the 100th Battle on Mount Batte in XD: Gale of Darkness
Jolteon
Dewgong
Flygon
Houndoom
Ariados
Gardevoir
No doubt, Evice had the best theme they could've ever used for the Mt Battle finale. I had my LeafGreen team barely pull through with a Jynx being the last one alive ice slapping everything in sight. Both tension and hope could not be higher with this.
@@ToyosatomimiNoMikoTaoism You can do the Mount Battle 100 challenge and get the Earth Ribbon before facing Evice so technically this music is the 100th Battle theme which is where I first heard it back in 2004 as I did Mount Battle before taking on Evice in Realgam Tower.
I was rocking Plusle, Misdreavus, Medicham, Metagross, Suicune and Stantler. The first four put in most of the work though, suicune and stantler were very underleveled.
In XD I just ran the kanto birds with snorlax, mightyena and houndoom. I wasnt terribly creative that time around
This battle was a nightmare for me as a kid. I'd forgotten Mt. Battle existed and even then, I was far back in it so I couldn't train there without grinding for several sections which I didn't have the patience for. He wiped the floor with my team at least 5 times since I didn't have any STAB moves that worked against him and my Espeon was like level 35 since I hadn't used it much. Umbreon was my strongest Pokémon, and even then he was still under-leveled for this battle. I'm pretty sure each time I got there, half of my team was out and I would have like 3 revives and Full-Restores left but somehow, I managed to scrape by the last battle with like 20hp and only Umbreon left because the attack of his final Pokémon missed... Makes me want to replay Colosseum actually If I'm honest.
Music really is a time machine 🥲
I just got to this fight and catching Tyranitar was extremely difficult.
Throw the Master Ball its the Pokemon its meant to be used on
lowest catch rate in all of colosseum, yep. it's why eagun gives you a master ball in the first place.
You guys don't need to use a master ball on it. Keep throwing ultra balls when his health is yellow, and let it hurt itself with Shadow Rush. Took me 11 out of 15 ultra balls to catch him
Just beat the game for the very first time, and holy hell, Evice is very difficult. But, my team of misfits somehow did it, and i couldn't be more proud.
Love how in the fight before this they had a stereotypical JRPG antagonist with a shadow Metagross which notoriously has a catch rate of 3, literally 3. So logic dictates that you use your master ball on it.
But then the fat mayor turns out to be the BBEG and also has an insanely powerful pseudo legend with a Shadow Tyranitar and a team that will ruin your entire day if you don’t know it’s strategy
pokemon really needs to bring back the spin off games.
Not just the orre region games but stuff like mystery dungeon, ranger, stadium and so many more.
It should give developers more time to work on the mainline games.
After playing videos of Nascour's boss with FFXIII music I gotta say.
Absolute whiplash in instrument quality
I love the orchestra
I somehow beat this with a team of level 40's
When you finally reach lvl 100 of the Mt battle
I actually heard this music on Mount Battle first before I faced Evice in Realgam Tower as I trained on Mount Battle lets say I was quite overlevelled when I faced Evice.
I master ball the Metagross and don't regret
You can also trade with Carmine & Kieran once you complete the epilogue
what does that have to do with this game
@@UltimatePhantasmthere is a glitch on RUclips at the moment where comments posted on certain videos are appearing in the wrong videos
@@AdamDawson3 ah, yeah, I figured as much
I have that problem too sometimes, but in my case I don't see my comment on either video, so I had my doubts. Guess it isn't just on my end after all...
I used to fight this boss just to listen to the music.
I hope Pokémon Colosseum gets re-released on Nintendo Switch Online as part of a GameCube Expansion, because I want to hear this final boss theme when I fight Evice. And I know that I will have a tough fight against Evice, even though my team has 5 powerhouses and 1 non-powerhouse: Espeon, Feraligatr, Jumpluff, Hitmontop, Stantler and Piloswine. Evice’s Slowking can easily be taken out with my Jumpluff, his Scizor will be a big problem unless my Jumpluff’s Hidden Power will be a Fire-Type, his Machamp can easily be taken care of with my Espeon, his Salamence will be easily taken out with my Piloswine, his Slaking can easily be taken out with my Hitmontop, and his Shadow Tyranitar will be weak to my Feraligatr, Jumpluff, Hitmontop and Piloswine. But my fight against Evice will still be difficult with my team for Colosseum, as Wyrdeer and Mamoswine didn’t exist back in Colosseum, but I hope I will win this fight, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that there will be a GameCube Expansion for Nintendo Switch Online sometime in the future and Pokémon Colosseum will get re-released as part of Nintendo Switch Online’s GameCube Expansion.
Love the part 0:34-0:40, someone should sample it imo
Siempre sentí que Avavil, a diferencia de Nefiro, no era un buen lider de Cifer. Si, logro corromper y capturar un pokemon legendario. Pero Nefiro logro algo que ningún otro equipo villano ha hecho, conquistar una región. En Colosseum, Aura era una región gobernada por el crimen, y en XD la paz fue instaurada. Además, el equipo de Nefiro no necesita de pokemons legendarios oscuros para ser una pesadilla. Siento que realmente Nefiro si era el lider de Cifer, pero Avavil le arrebató el puesto cuando el mencionado fue capturado.
Cynthia would run in fear of Evice
0:16
"Man tyranitar was so hard to catch" wait, nobody else used the master ball on him? For me metagross was the pain in the ass to catch.
Metagross has a catch rate of 3/255 which is the same as most legendary Pokémon and the lowest any Pokémon ever has. Tyranitar’s catch rate is 45/255, so it’s way easier to use your master ball on Metagross.
@@dinkededed7782 yeah but evice is way harder so I just saved the master ball for him.
@@AwesomeMooseSmile i used masterball on everyone like a champ.
As a kid I had a cheat disc from a magazine. One of the codes was unlocked permanent infinite Master Balls which I used on all the very end battles. I feel like setting my Cube up again and doing an unassisted playthrough. I don't have that cheat disc anymore anyway lol
@@richardm5664 you don't need a cheese code in this game for infinite masterballs. Look it up its really easy lol
This theme makes me think of the American Revolution