Renegade Platinum — Wiki

| Question | Answer | | :--- | :--- | | | Yes. Mew is a static encounter in the Flower Paradise (after getting the National Dex). Requires Oak’s Letter via event injection. | | How do I get a Ditto? | Ditto appears in the Trophy Garden at Pokémon Mansion (post-Route 205). 10% encounter rate. | | What level does Eevee evolve into Leafeon? | Use a Leaf Stone (available at the Solar Panel in Valor Lakefront). | | Where is the Razor Claw? | Victory Road (first cave section, hidden item on a rock). | | Is the game Nuzlocke-friendly? | Yes, but brutal. Many players ban "legendaries" and set a level cap equal to the next Gym Leader’s ace. | | How do I get the National Dex? | Talk to Professor Rowan in Sandgem Town after defeating the Elite Four once. | | Are EVs and IVs changed? | No—EVs and IVs work exactly like vanilla Platinum. However, boss trainers have optimized EVs. | | What starter should I pick? | Chimchar is strongest early (Fire/Fighting). Piplup is hardest for early game but best for late-game coverage. | | Does the Day/Night system affect evolutions? | Yes. Eevee → Umbreon/Espeon still uses friendship + time of day. | | Can I get a Shiny Charm? | No—Shiny rate is unmodified (1/8192). However, the Poké Radar chain mechanic is available earlier. |

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A: Yes – Gym Leader rematches, Elite Four rematches with full legendary teams, and the Sinjoh Ruins event (Lugia/Ho-Oh/Dialga/Palkia/Giratina). Renegade Platinum Wiki

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