Can you release Pokemon in a Nuzlocke?
Basic rules
The Nuzlocke Challenge has only two rules that must be followed: Any Pokémon that faints is considered dead, and must be released or put in the Pokémon Storage System permanently (or may be transferred to another game, as long as the Pokémon is never able to be used again during this run).
What is the hardest Pokémon game to Nuzlocke?
For those who want a fierce challenge, Pokémon Platinum is considered by many to be the most difficult Nuzlocke challenge in the series.
Are legendary Pokemon allowed in Nuzlocke?
You cannot catch Legendary Pokémon (excluding Reshiram/Zekrom, but they cannot be used in battle). You must only use regular Poké Balls. You can only use the Pokémon Center in each town once. All the Pokémon you catch must be nicknamed.
What is an Egglocke?
An Egglocke is a Nuzlocke variant where friends or subscribers send in eggs to be hatched and used in the game instead of normal catches. The normal Nuzlocke rules also apply, which are: (italicised rules are things for egglockes) All Pokemon that faint have to be permanently boxed forever and be considered dead.
Can you catch the same Pokemon twice in a Nuzlocke?
There’s a commonly enforced rule called the Dupes Clause that allows you to catch another Pokemon if you’ve already caught the same species in a previous area. It’s used to have more variety between team members. It, like many other Nuzlocke rules, is entirely optional, and you can play with or without it.
What is the easiest Pokemon game to beat?
Notably, the difficulty curve was at its absolute lowest. Before Sword & Shield released, X & Y were the easiest Pokémon games by a wide margin. Despite being remakes of one of the harder Generations. Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, unfortunately, didn’t fare much better, either.
What is the easiest game to Nuzlocke?
Gen 6 (X/Y and ORAS) are definitely the easiest to Nuzlocke with the exp share on. With exp share turned off, it’s more of a challenge, but still easy, I find myself rarely ever losing mons in gen 6 games even with harder rulesets for pretty much all the reasons you list above.