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* A big one is the option for players to download both Mewtwo level 70 AND Arceus level 100 into Black and White from the Pokemon website. Have those two both in your team, and most of the in-game opponents don't stand a chance. Admittedly the second battle with the final four and the battle with Alder (Their 'mons are all in the 60s and 70s that go around) still require some potions on hand, but still, it's way easier than it'd normally be. Human opponents likely wouldn't be able to withstand them either, unless they were leveled up to the 70s or more.
** And now you can get Reshiram or Zekram as well, depending on your version. The part where your mons randomly disobey you until you have enough badges probably helps to dampen the legendary rampage a bit, but still...
* Audino has mediocre stats, a poor movepool and [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|looks silly.]] However, they give massive amounts of experience, almost guaranteeing a level-up if something is at the exact same level as it. Plus, while Audinos only appear in rustling grass, it's not difficult to simply walk back and forth outside of the grass to force it to appear. Did we mention that Audinos appear on "every single place in the game that has grass?" Combine this with the above mentioned Lucky Egg, and you'll never have to worry about being underleveled again.
== ''Pokemon Mystery Dungeon'' ==
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** Speaking of ''[[Pokémon Mystery Dungeon]]''... X-Eye Seeds snap boss battles right in two. The AI will ''never'' attack while under this effect, unlike during Confusion, and Crosseyed status probably lasts the longest of any adverse status effect short of stat drops. [[Mushroom Samba|Eating an X-Eye Seed reveals that they cause the victim to hallucinate that everything looks like a Substitute.]]
** Also, several IQ skills on the right IQ groups to boost HP, PP, and other stats could be further combined with Three-Star "Exclusive Items" that buffed a particular Pokémon each (generally giving them Absorption against a type they're usually weak against, or putting them in permanent Light Screen/Reflect status). Not only that, but the effects of those items are ''shared among all Pokémon belonging to the same evolutionary branch!'' So for instance, Pokémon like Gallade, Hitmonchan, Vileplume or Politoed could not only gain the buffs of their former evolutions, but also those of their counterpart(s), for a total of 4 buffs. And the Eevee family...
*** Also, while in the ''Rescue Team'' titles you had to combine specific items to net one, usually not even resulting in what you exactly wanted, in ''Explorers of Time/Darkness/Sky'' you can look up the item you're looking for in the shop, and swap ''any exclusive items'' you want to get rid of for the one you want, basically turning any Pokémon with a broad enough "family", through IQ grinding and item gathering, into an [[Infinity
*** Want to top '''even''' this? Then bring along also the two-star equivalent of the Exclusive Item to get an even bigger stat boost, make your 'mon binge on stat-rising items like Life Seed and Iron, and keep in mind that some of the rarest Exclusive Items affect ''all the 'mons of the same Type''. Pair it with a double-type, and...you know the drill.
** Multi-Hit attacks (Bullet Seed, Fury Swipes/Attack, Pin Missile). Due to the damage calculation in the ''Mystery Dungeon'' games being much different than the mainstream titles, these move actually hit as hard as most other attacks ''per hit''. The brokenness comes from the fact that the STAB bonus from the mainstream titles is also implemented in the Mystery Dungeon games, meaning with the right Pokémon (A Treecko with Bullet Seed and the Concentrator skill for instance), this can be quite lethal.
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