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You should just be able to start a new game, and when you save, it replaces your old save file. That's always worked for me, at least.

Reaching rank 2.

If you go into the game folder, go into PBS, there's a file called 'pokemon.txt'. You can open that to see a list of all the Pokemon (even ones that aren't in the game yet), and it lists their evolution requirements at the bottom of their section. No Pokemon require trading in this game - most...

Go left from the city, up the stairs, and into the cave to the left. There's an exit to the northwest, I believe, that leads you to the Badlands.

Once you reach rank 3, the team goes up to six. So you're close.

Starter Park is only available once you reach Rank 3, though if you can make it through the Cavern of Knowledge and answer all the questions correctly (make the signs disappear), an exit opens up in the southwest that leads to Lillith's House. If you talk to her, she'll give you a starter of...

If you're looking for directions, go west out of town to Craggy Pass. Go up the stairs, and you'll see a cave a little bit to the left. Ignore that cave, and instead go south; you'll eventually find another cave, which is the Cold Steel Cavern. It has some Ice-types in it, and if you venture in...

Opulance City, which is a vacation spot you can travel to once you unlock vacations (Rank 3). Keep in mind, their final evolutions are regional forms, so you won't be able to get a normal Gardevoir (or Gallade, though I'm not sure that's possible with the starter Ralts) without choosing Ralts as...

Earthquake and Poison Jab are not TRs in this game. They're TMs, and they're only obtainable if you choose the corresponding gym type, since they're the 'signature move' of those types.

Zorua can be found in the very beginning area, New Day Plain, but only at night. If you need to, you can change your computer's clock to sometime after 7PM, and you should be able to find them. They're kinda rare, but not 1% rare...

I'll give it a shot, listing final evolutions only (other than starters). Note that starters are unique, and can't be caught in the wild. [/SPOILER]

I can confirm the TMs for each gym type! Bug: X-Scissor Dark: Dark Pulse Dragon: Dragon Claw Electric: Thunderbolt Fairy: Dazzling Gleam Fighting: Brick Break Fire:Flamethrower Flying: Acrobatics Ghost: Shadow Ball Grass: Energy Ball Ground: Earthquake Ice: Ice Beam Normal: Return Poison...

As mentioned, Earthquake is only available to a Ground gym leader. And no, none of the starters are available to catch in the wild - the few that are (such as Cherubi, Onix, Aron, etc) have alternate versions you can catch, with the original versions being starter-only.

Swablu and Altaria are not in the game. Sadly, no Absol, either. It's one of my favorites, too.

According to the list, yes.

I know they don't show up at night. I caught mine in the morning, but I don't know if they're morning-only, or will show up in the daytime as well. Thank you! I've only been playing this for a few days, so I haven't found everything yet. I'm obsessed with this game, though, and I'm trying to...

No Mega evolution, no. These are the variants I know of, but my list is incomplete, and probably inaccurate in some areas... (Thanks to Bradbingham for helping me fix it!)

Phantump doesn't seem to be in the game either, from what I've seen. On a separate note, I don't know if this has been reported before, but I found a bug when choosing my Grass starter - I tried to pick Cottonee at first, but it kept looping me back to choosing my starter. I tried Cottonee...

No PDF, but there was a list posted back on Page 8. Not sure if it's changed since then, though. Here's the post:

As far as I know, there are no fossil Pokemon in the game currently, other than Aerodactyl and Shieldon, which are both starters (Aerodactyl for Rock, Shieldon for Steel).