Reddit reviews Pokémon X & Pokémon Y: The Official Kalos Region Pokédex & Postgame Adventure Guide: The Official Pokémon Strategy Guide
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Crucial data on more than 450 Pokémon, including their moves, locations, stats, and Evolutions!Detailed guides on Pokémon Eggs and how to find all Kalos region Pokémon!Lists of all TMs, HMs, items, Berries, and Mega Stones—including where to find them!Extra tips and hints for your adventures after the Hall of Fame!
My daughter and I are getting 3DSes for Christmas and are looking to get into Pokémon. I think we're going to start with X&Y and move onto Sun and Moon later (though I could be convinced otherwise).
That said, now that we're three years past the release of X&Y, what books are recommended to pick up to help with the game? I know there's a lot of information online, but my daughter is too young to browse online, so a printed book would be good.
Should I get the Kalos Pokédex? Does that cover all the Pokémon in X&Y, or do I need to supplement with a national Pokédex or an earlier Pokédex (such as the one for B2W2)?
Should I get the guidebook, or is the Pokédex all we need?
awww, alright. The book has that as well.
Well I recently picked up this http://www.amazon.com/Pok%C3%A9mon-Official-Postgame-Adventure-Strategy/dp/0804162573
It serves as a pokedex and post game strategy guide(which I love the idea of) and lists all 150 original pokemon plus all the other ones included in X&Y. Honestly the only reason I picked it up in the first place is because it specifically reminds me of this same old pokedex book. I dont even own a 3ds or any of the new Pokemon games.