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Shadow Zs: /* Boost +80 */

2026-09-08T12:56:47Z

Boost +80

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	'''Exemple 2:''' To boost a [[Arquivo:448-MegaLucario.png\|link=Mega_Lucario]] Mega Lucario from +70 to +80 the player will need [[Arquivo:Pink-Star-Piece.gif\|link=]] 10 Pink Star Pieces '''+''' 50 Ironhard Enhanced Materia '''OR''' 50 Gardestrike Enhanced Materia. It is up to the player to choose which of the two Enhanced Materia to use. <br>		'''Exemple 2:''' To boost a [[Arquivo:448-MegaLucario.png\|link=Mega_Lucario]] Mega Lucario from +70 to +80 the player will need [[Arquivo:Pink-Star-Piece.gif\|link=]] 10 Pink Star Pieces '''+''' 50 Ironhard Enhanced Materia '''OR''' 50 Gardestrike Enhanced Materia. It is up to the player to choose which of the two Enhanced Materia to use. <br>

	'''~~Note~~:''' The [[Arquivo:Pink-Star-Piece.gif\|link=]] Pink Star Piece is ~~made~~ by Alchemists, one of the Professor specializations. ~~You can also find out~~ the Pokémon~~'s corresponding Materia~~ by ~~consulting~~ its PokéDex.~~<br>~~		'''Notes:'''
			* The Material required for the Pokémon is the Material of its base form. In the case of Mega Lucario, the required Material would be from Lucario.
			* The [[Arquivo:Pink-Star-Piece.gif\|link=]] Pink Star Piece is crafted by Alchemists, one of the Professor specializations. Additionally, it is possible to discover the corresponding Material for the Pokémon by checking its PokéDex.


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Felipe em 16h53min de 9 de março de 2026

2026-03-09T16:53:45Z

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			==Introduction==
			The Boost is a game system whose main purpose is to increase your Pokémon's strength. Each boost applied to a Pokémon increases its strength and HP equivalent to one player level. For example, a Charizard with +10 boost used by a level 90 player would be equivalent to a Charizard with +0 boost used by a level 100 player.

			It is possible to use a boosted Pokémon starting from its original usage level. However, if the player does not have the required level to use it at its full strength (Pokémon level + boost amount), the boost power will be limited to the player's level. For example, if the Charizard with +10 boost were used by a level 85 player, its strength would be limited to that of a Charizard with +5 boost.

	==Boost +50==		==Boost +50==

Vicsz: /* How the Boost Machine Works */

2026-02-26T19:42:35Z

How the Boost Machine Works

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	* The process can only be started when the system requirements are met, both in terms of element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, each in their respective places.		* The process can only be started when the system requirements are met, both in terms of element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, each in their respective places.
	* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they will not be lost, as they use the same storage system as the Pokémon Center Deposit or Market Stash.		* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they will not be lost, as they use the same storage system as the Pokémon Center Deposit or Market Stash.

			=Boost Max=
			System designed to optimize the player's time by applying all available Boosts at once, as long as they have the necessary resources. To activate it, simply use the command Ctrl + mouse button on the Boost and select the "Boost Max" option.<br><br>
			<center>[[arquivo:boostmaxsystem.png\|link=]]</center>

Xandy: /* How the Boost Machine Works */

2026-02-26T17:08:30Z

How the Boost Machine Works

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	When you click "Use" in the center of the machine (highlighted in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat.		When you click "Use" in the center of the machine (highlighted in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat. The player can also right-click the boost machine and select the “Boost Max” option to consume all available stones from the machine.

	<center>[[Arquivo:SB4.png\|link=]]</center> <br>		<center>[[Arquivo:SB4.png\|link=]]</center> <br>

Xandy: /* How the Boost Machine Works */

2026-02-26T17:05:54Z

How the Boost Machine Works

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	=How the Boost Machine Works=		=How the Boost Machine Works=

	The boost machines can be accessed at Professor Yves' laboratory, west of Viridian in Kanto, or in New Bark Town, Johto, at Professor Elm's laboratory.		The boost machines can be accessed at Professor Yves' laboratory, west of Viridian; or in the Silph Co. building, next to the Pokémon Center in Saffron City, in Kanto. or in New Bark Town, Johto, at Professor Elm's laboratory.

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			<center>[[Arquivo:Boost_Machine_Johto.png\|link=]] </center>
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	When you click "Use" in the center of the machine (highlighted in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat.		When you click "Use" in the center of the machine (highlighted in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat.

Vicsz: /* How the Boost Machine Works */

2026-02-20T18:40:27Z

How the Boost Machine Works

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	* The process can only be started when the system requirements are met, both in terms of element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, each in their respective places.		* The process can only be started when the system requirements are met, both in terms of element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, each in their respective places.
	* Whenever a Pokémon is boosted, it will gain a level in order to be used. For example, a Gengar (level 100) boosted +30 requires the player to be at least level 130 to use it.
	* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they will not be lost, as they use the same storage system as the Pokémon Center Deposit or Market Stash.		* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they will not be lost, as they use the same storage system as the Pokémon Center Deposit or Market Stash.

Oriasa: /* How the Boost Machine Works */

2025-08-31T17:48:20Z

How the Boost Machine Works

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	=How the Boost Machine Works=		=How the Boost Machine Works=

	~~<center>[[arquivo:Boostmachineloc1~~.~~png\|link=]]</center>~~		The boost machines can be accessed at Professor Yves' laboratory, west of Viridian in Kanto, or in New Bark Town, Johto, at Professor Elm's laboratory.

	~~As soon as~~ you ~~press “Use”~~ in the center of the machine (~~indicated~~ in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat.		<center>[[arquivo:Boostmachineloc1.png\|link=]][[Arquivo:Boost_Machine_Johto.png\|link=]]</center>

			When you click "Use" in the center of the machine (highlighted in green), the boost completion message will appear in the Default chat.

	<center>[[Arquivo:SB4.png\|link=]]</center> <br>		<center>[[Arquivo:SB4.png\|link=]]</center> <br>

	'''Notes'''		'''Notes'''
	* ~~It will~~ only be ~~possible to start the process~~ when the system's requirements ~~have been~~ met, ~~whether by~~ element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, ~~both~~ in their ~~proper~~ places.
	* Whenever a Pokémon is boosted, it will ~~increase by one~~ level in order to be used. For example, a Gengar (level 100) ~~that is~~ boosted +30, the player ~~must~~ be at least level 130 to use it.		* The process can only be started when the system requirements are met, both in terms of element and the number of stones needed for the boost and the Pokémon, each in their respective places.
	* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they ~~won't~~ be lost, as they ~~have~~ the same storage system as the Pokémon Center ~~Depot~~ or Market Stash.		* Whenever a Pokémon is boosted, it will gain a level in order to be used. For example, a Gengar (level 100) boosted +30 requires the player to be at least level 130 to use it.
			* If the player forgets items in any of the slots, they will not be lost, as they use the same storage system as the Pokémon Center Deposit or Market Stash.

Vicsz em 14h10min de 22 de novembro de 2024

2024-11-22T14:10:05Z

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	[[Arquivo.PT-BR.png\|link=Tabela de Boost]] [[Arquivo:ES.png\|link=Tabla de Boost]]		[[Arquivo:PT-BR.png\|link=Tabela de Boost]] [[Arquivo:ES.png\|link=Tabla de Boost]]
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Vicsz em 14h09min de 22 de novembro de 2024

2024-11-22T14:09:57Z

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	[[Arquivo:ES.png\|link=Tabla de Boost]]		[[Arquivo.PT-BR.png\|link=Tabela de Boost]] [[Arquivo:ES.png\|link=Tabla de Boost]]
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Vicsz: /* Boost +70 */

2024-11-22T14:09:24Z

Boost +70

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	\|style="text-align:center;" width="5%" \|[[File:Materias.gif\|link=]]		\|style="text-align:center;" width="5%" \|[[File:Materias.gif\|link=]]
	\|width="13%" \|Materia		\|width="13%" \|Materia
	\|Material used to boost pokémon '''below level 80'''.		\|Material used to boost pokémon '''below level 80 (Tier 4)'''.
	\|-		\|-
	\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:enhanced-materia.gif\|link=]]		\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:enhanced-materia.gif\|link=]]
	\|Enhanced Materia		\|Enhanced Materia
	\|Material used to boost '''level 80''' pokémon.		\|Material used to boost '''level 80 (Tier 3)''' pokémon.
	\|-		\|-
	\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:Superior-Materia.gif\|link=]]		\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:Superior-Materia.gif\|link=]]
	\|Superior Materia		\|Superior Materia
	\|Material used to boost pokémon of '''level 100 (~~tier~~ 2)'''.		\|Material used to boost pokémon of '''level 100 (Tier 2)'''.
	\|-		\|-
	\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:mastered.gif\|50px\|link=]]		\|style="text-align:center;"\|[[File:mastered.gif\|50px\|link=]]
	\|Mastered Materia		\|Mastered Materia
	\|Material used to boost pokémon of '''level 100 (~~tier~~ 1)'''.		\|Material used to boost pokémon of '''level 100 (Tier 1)'''.
	\|}		\|}
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