To unlock a Magmortar, insert: JL49-05KN-ODNV. To unlock an Electrivire, insert: BA16-X4SH-E2AT. However, if you do delete your DS save and start over, you won't be able to copy your Pokemon over to Battle Revolution again.Head to the in-game cheats menu and insert the following passwords to unlock the corresponding Pokémon. Deleting your DS card save does not damage your Pokemon on Battle Revolution. As mentioned, doing this could actually help you out if your initial Pokemon copy was accidentally not what you wanted. After that, you could trade them all back around.ĭeleting your Battle Revolution save does not damage your Pokemon on your DS cards. The best idea in that case would be to use DSs to trade Pokemon around so you get who you want on a single card, then copy that card to Battle Revolution. The only real issue for this would be if you owned both Diamond and Pearl, and you wanted Pokemon from both saves. If you delete your Battle Revolution save, and start a new one, you can then copy from any Diamond/Pearl card. Let's say you accidentally start a new game and use your friend's Diamond DS card to copy Pokemon. After that, you can use only the same Diamond/Pearl card to copy again. When you initially copy, the game probably records the trainer name and trainer ID# from your Diamond/Pearl card. After the first copy, you can only copy again using the same DS card. You wouldn't want to accidentally copy your level 50 over your level 90 and lose all that work.
Then, you played Pearl so much on your DS that you got him to level 90. In fact, this is more of a safety device than anything else: say you copied when you had a Palkia at level 50. This really isn't horrible, because your Pokemon don't gain levels in Battle Revolution anyway. You always copy to Battle Revolution, but you never copy from Battle Revolution. There are a couple things you need to know before you start copying Pokemon. We'll take you through the whole process, but first. You can import your own Pokemon from Diamond or Pearl into Battle Revolution, set up your own team selection from any Pokemon you own (not just what's currently in your party at the time of the import), and even select a trainer avatar for yourself. This is where Custom Passes come into play, and what really makes Battle Revolution fun. Both are decent mixes of Pokemon, but what's the fun in using defaults? The game starts out with two Rental Passes for you to play with: one containing Generation 1 Pokemon ( Bulbasaur, Charmeleon, Wartortle, Dragonair, Rhyhorn, and Pidgeot), and one containing Generation 4 Pokemon ( Grotle, Monferno, Prinplup, Luxio, Gabite, and Staravia). In order to fight in the Colosseum, you have to set up a Battle Pass.
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