Nintendo 3DS · 2014
Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire
Region: Hoenn · Generation 6
Pick your starter
Walkthrough
- 01
Same Hoenn gym order as RS
Roxanne → Brawly → Wattson → Flannery → Norman → Winona → Tate & Liza → Wallace.
- Wattson now has 4 Pokémon (Voltorb/Electrike/Magneton/Manectric Lv. 24). His Manectric can Mega Evolve in rematches.
- Norman's Slaking is back (Lv. 31, Truant). Same X-Attack-on-lazy-turn strategy.
- Wallace: Luvdisc/Sealeo/Seaking/Whiscash/Milotic (Lv. 43). Same as RS.
- 02
Mega Evolution + Primal Reversion
Kyogre → Primal Kyogre, Groudon → Primal Groudon — game-changing forms in the climax.
- Mega Ring auto-given by Steven post-Wattson. Mega Stones drop after each gym (check the hint app on the PokéNav).
- Primal forms only activate during weather (Drizzle/Drought trigger Primal in battle).
- 03
Delta Episode (post-game)
Lv. 50–80Major bonus story involving Zinnia, Rayquaza, and a Mega Rayquaza fight against Deoxys. Don't skip it.
- Auto-starts after E4. Travel between Mossdeep, Sootopolis, Sky Pillar.
- Climb Sky Pillar (no Mach Bike this time) — Rayquaza learns Dragon Ascent (only way to Mega).
- Final fight: Wild Deoxys (Lv. 80) — soft-reset for nature/IVs.
- 04
Soaring Hoenn
Latios/Latias lets you fly freely across Hoenn — find Mirage Spots with rare legendaries.
- Mirage Spots refresh daily — visit Mirage Mountain, Mirage Island for Heatran, Cresselia, etc.
- AreaNav shows DexNav rare encounters with Hidden Abilities — chain them for shinies.
Pro tips
- DexNav helps find rare Hidden Ability Pokémon and chain shinies.
- Secret Bases now sync online — visit other players'.
- Pokémon-Amie boosts crit rate, dodge chance, and EXP.
- Mega Stones are scattered worldwide — check after every gym.
Post-game
- Delta Episode → catch Deoxys.
- All Mirage Spots — Mewtwo, Articuno/Zapdos/Moltres, Heatran, Cresselia, etc.
- Battle Maison + Battle Resort.