Pokémon Anime Version v2.0.1 (TEST) – Orange Islands Walkthrough: the opening chapters (Episodes 81–85)

A walkthrough by TekCafe.vn for the v2.0.1 test build. This build opens the first part of Season 2 – the Orange Islands: Episodes 81 to 85 (Pallet → hot-air balloon → Valencia Island → Tangelo Island → Mikan Island, Coral-Eye Badge). The later island groups will open in upcoming builds. For the Kanto part (Episodes 1–80) see the Kanto walkthrough. Trainer teams and wild Pokémon tables are taken from the game's own data. Anything still uncertain is marked (unconfirmed).

Contents

• Before you set out
• Order in the test build
• From Kanto to the Orange Islands
• Getting around in the test build
• Losing a battle in the Orange Islands
• Pallet Town & Viridian Forest (Episode 81)
• Orange Harbor — the balloon to Valencia (Episode 82)
• Valencia Island — Prof. Ivy and the GS Ball (Episode 83)
• Tangelo Island — Lapras and Tracey (Episode 84)
• Mikan Island — Cissy's Gym (Episode 85)
• Appendix A — Teams of the main battles (Episodes 81–85)
• Appendix B — Orange Crew badges in the test build
• Appendix C — Known issues of the v2.0.1 test build
• Note: test release & how to report bugs

Before you set out

• Requirement: finish the Indigo League. The homecoming party in Pallet Town right after it is the first part of Episode 81. Saves from v1.3.2 / v1.3.3 keep working.
• Surf (HM03) is needed right from the start: the way from Pallet to the Old Shore pier (where the boatman takes you to Orange Harbor) requires Surf; by Episode 84 Ash also gets Lapras.
• Levels: wild Pokémon on Valencia and Tangelo are around Lv42–48; Trainers range from Lv44 (the Fearow in Viridian Forest) up to Lv51–53 (Cissy). A team around Lv50 is recommended.
• Companions: Misty and Brock follow behind Ash (behind the lead Pokémon); once Tracey joins in Episode 84, Tracey follows in Brock's place (Brock stays on Valencia). Toggle it under Options → "Companions".
• Charizard is still stubborn in the Orange Islands: about half of its turns it refuses to attack.
• Legendary Pokémon rule (new in this build, applies to Articuno, Moltres, Zapdos, Mewtwo and Mew in Kanto): you meet each one only once per spot — catching, knocking out, running from or losing to it all make it vanish from that spot; species already in your Pokédex no longer appear elsewhere. Save before the battle if you want to be sure to catch it.
• Every episode shows a title card at the start and "To be continued…" at the end, plus an Achievements entry (START → Achievements). Some battles are "lose-as-in-the-show": losing does not black you out or cost money, and the scene keeps running like the anime.

Order in the test build

Episode	Where	Main events
81	Pallet → Viridian Forest	Homecoming party, Fearow and the Spearow flock, Pidgeotto
82	Orange Harbor → balloon	Raffle, Team Rocket on the balloon, flight to the Orange Islands
83	Valencia Island	Prof. Ivy, GS Ball, Brock stays
84	Tangelo Island	Lapras, Tracey joins
85	Mikan Island	Cissy's Gym – Coral-Eye Badge

After Episode 85, heading out to sea north of Mikan Island or north of Valencia Island shows a message that the next part comes in a later update. Planned order of the next openings: North Mandarin – Sunburst – Pinkan (Episodes 86–88) → Fukuhara … Navel … Route L (Episodes 89–98) → South Mandarin – Trovita (Episodes 99–103) → Route R – Shamouti – Ascorbia – Kumquat (Episodes 104–108, the 2000 movie) → Rind – Pummelo – home to Pallet (Episodes 109–116).

From Kanto to the Orange Islands

Requirement: finish the Indigo League. Right after the final battle you are taken to the front door of your house in Pallet Town: the homecoming party plays automatically, then the Hall of Fame (this is the first part of Episode 81, see below). After that the way to Orange opens in two steps: finish the Viridian Forest part of Episode 81, then win the raffle at the Orange Harbor Poké Mart (Episode 82).

Route from Pallet to Orange Harbor (needs Surf)

1. From Pallet Town head south to Seafoam beach (Route 21).
2. Surf along the beach to the east until its end, then south to the Old Shore pier. Get out on the west side and walk to the east sand.
3. The boatman stands on the east sand next to the trees: "Across the bay is Orange Harbor, where the ships to the Orange Islands leave." → "Will you take me across to Orange Harbor?" → Yes. The boat runs at any time, no conditions. There is also a boatman at Orange Harbor ("Back to Old Shore?").
4. Orange Harbor: the boat drops you on the north shore. The ferry waiting room door is on the right (east) of the same row. Go north to the balloon area: the Poké Mart on the left (with the raffle counter) and the Orange Bay balloon hangar in the middle.

The raffle girl (next to the Poké Mart counter)

• League not finished: "The special prize is… a free balloon trip to Valencia. But the balloon isn't ready yet, please come back later!"
• League finished but the Viridian Forest part of Episode 81 not done: she says the raffle hasn't opened yet, then mentions "lately there's a fierce Spearow flock in Viridian Forest". Go to Viridian Forest first.
• Episode 81 done: the raffle is open, see Episode 82.

Getting around once you have been to Orange

• Orange Harbor ⇄ Valencia Island ferry: the sailor in the ferry waiting room. If you have never been to Orange the sailor only says: "The ship to the Orange Islands takes a whole month at sea. And the next sailing is a long way off…". After you have reached Valencia by balloon (Episode 82): "Ship to Valencia Island, Orange Islands! Will you board?" → Yes → you land on the northeast beach of Valencia Island (stone steps lead from the beach up to town). The sailor standing on that beach takes you back to the Orange Harbor waiting room ("Ship back to Orange Harbor in Kanto!").
• The balloon only flies once: after the Episode 82 trip, the hangar owner just asks "Did you enjoy the free balloon trip to Valencia?".
• The pilot next to the Valencia Pokémon Center: gives you the Orange Map if you don't have it yet, and flies you by balloon straight back to Pallet Town.

Tip: an old save that is already past the homecoming scene after the League won't replay the party — just walk into Viridian Forest to start the second part of Episode 81.

Getting around in the test build

• Open area: Valencia Island (including Valencia Park and the airport), Route A, Tangelo Island (including the Pokémon Park), Route B, Mikan Island, and the buildings on those islands.
• Surf between Valencia – Tangelo – Mikan with a Pokémon that knows Surf, or with Lapras (received in Episode 84).
• Ferry: the sailor in the waiting room at Orange Harbor (Kanto) takes you to the northeast beach of Valencia Island; it only runs after you have reached Valencia by balloon (Episode 82). The sailor on that beach takes you back to Orange Harbor.
• The pilot by the Valencia Pokémon Center: gives you the Orange Map if you don't have it (fly to islands you have visited, last page "Back to Kanto") and flies the balloon back to Pallet Town.
• Test-build boundary: surfing to the sea edge north of Valencia Island or north of Mikan Island shows a message that the next part comes in a later update, then pushes you back one tile.

Losing a battle in the Orange Islands

• Regular defeat (wild Pokémon, Trainers): you wake up at the Orange Islands Pokémon Center you entered most recently. If you haven't entered any Center in Orange yet, you return to the Valencia Pokémon Center. Your Kanto respawn point is not changed by visiting a Center in Orange.
• "Lose-as-in-the-show" battles (Team Rocket on the balloon, Episode 82): losing doesn't black you out, your team is healed and the scene continues like the anime.
• Story battles (the Fearow in Viridian Forest, the thugs and Team Rocket on Tangelo, Cissy): if you lose you return to the Center; when you come back there is different dialogue and you can battle again.

Tip: Teleport used in the Orange Islands still takes you to the last Pokémon Center you visited in Kanto.

Pallet Town & Viridian Forest (Episode 81)

In-game title card: "Pallet Party Panic"

Route: the party plays automatically when you reach your front door after the League. The second part: Pallet Town → Route 1 → Viridian City → Route 2 → enter Viridian Forest by the south entrance.

Events

• Misty and Brock come home with you. Ash's Mom greets you and thanks them. Prof. Oak praises you: Top 8 if you beat Ritchie, Top 16 if you lost (with advice about the disobedient Charizard). Mom calls Mr. Mime to set the table and the whole of Pallet Town joins the celebration.
• A strange stall with a sign "Extra-hot curry – free samples!" turns out to be Team Rocket in disguise, planning to take the guests' Pokémon for "dessert".
  • Charizard in your team: Charizard pops out by itself, swallows the whole curry pot, spits fire from the heat and burns the stall and Meowth's balloon; Team Rocket blasts off.
  • No Charizard: Pikachu zaps Team Rocket away.
• Prof. Oak asks you to go to Valencia Island in the Orange Islands to the south, where Prof. Ivy is keeping a very strange Poké Ball.
• Pidgeotto in your team: Pidgeotto keeps looking toward Viridian Forest and Misty suggests a visit. Without it: Brock mentions a fierce Spearow flock harassing the Pidgey in the forest lately.
• Hall of Fame: your team is recorded, the game saves, and you are left standing in Pallet.
• Viridian Forest (enter by the south entrance): Misty recalls catching Caterpie and Pidgeotto here. A panicked flock of Pidgey flies in, chased by a Spearow flock led by a Fearow — the very Spearow you threw a rock at on your first day leaving Pallet.
  • Pidgeotto in the team: it comes out of its ball by itself to protect the Pidgey and gets knocked down by Fearow. Pidgeot already in the team: Pidgeot joins the fight. Caught Pidgeotto before but not carrying it: "My Pidgeotto is with Prof. Oak…".
  • Battle: wild Fearow Lv44, can be caught. If you run, Fearow blocks every way out and attacks again.
  • Win or catch Fearow (if you catch it, the Spearow flock loses its leader and gets even more aggressive):
    • Pidgeotto in the team: it glows and evolves into Pidgeot, then blows the whole Spearow flock away with Gust. Pidgeot already in the team: it uses Gust the same way.
    • The Pidgey gather around Pidgeot as their leader. The question: "Leave Pidgeot in Viridian Forest?" Yes → Pidgeot leaves your team and leads the Pidgey up into the treetops (if Pidgeot is your only Pokémon it shakes its head and stays with you). No → Pidgeot keeps travelling with you.
    • No Pidgeotto/Pidgeot in the team: the Pidgey puff up and drive the Spearow off together with your team.
  • End of the episode: Brock says a ship to the Orange Islands takes a whole month. Misty has heard the Poké Mart at Orange Bay is running a raffle, with a hot-air balloon trip as the special prize.
• Lose to Fearow → you return to the Pokémon Center. Go back to the south side of the forest: Misty says "Fearow is still around here!…", and you battle again.

You get: Pidgeotto evolves into Pidgeot (if carried); you can catch Fearow Lv44. Choose Yes and Pidgeot leaves your team.

Tip: to see Pidgeotto evolve, bring Pidgeotto into the forest. To keep Pidgeot, choose No at the last question.

Orange Harbor — the balloon to Valencia (Episode 82)

In-game title card: "A Scare in the Air"

Route: Pallet → Seafoam beach → Surf to Old Shore pier → boatman → Orange Harbor → balloon area (details in "From Kanto to the Orange Islands").

Events

• Poké Mart, the raffle girl: "The special prize is a free hot-air balloon trip to Valencia Island in the Orange Islands!" Each spin costs 50 coins (Yes/No). If you pay you always win the special prize. The girl slips up with "Meo— ah… ahem!" and tells you to see the owner of the Orange Bay balloon hangar.
• Balloon hangar: the owner asks "Ready to board?". Yes → you board the balloon. No → "Let me know when you're ready…".
• In the basket: two "crew members" with oddly familiar voices. Jigglypuff stowed away, jumps onto the controls and steps on the launch button, so the balloon takes off early. A storm hits, Togepi slips out of Misty's arms and a pink "ghost" floats past (it turns out to be Jigglypuff). The crew reveal themselves as Team Rocket: the lottery balloon was a trap to catch Pikachu.
• Battle: Jessie & James — Arbok Lv45, Weezing Lv45. This is a lose-as-in-the-show battle: if you lose you do not go to the Pokémon Center, your team is healed and the scene continues with Team Rocket gloating. If you win, Jessie still refuses to give up the controls.
• Both branches: Jigglypuff raises its microphone and sings, everyone falls asleep and gets doodled on. Team Rocket falls out of the balloon and the unmanned balloon deflates and crashes onto a tropical island — Valencia Island.

You get: nothing. From now on the Orange Harbor ⇄ Valencia Island ferry runs.

Tip: bring at least 50 coins. Losing the battle on the balloon is fine.

Valencia Island — Prof. Ivy and the GS Ball (Episode 83)

In-game title card: "Poké Ball Peril"

Route: the balloon crash-lands on the open ground in front of the Valencia Island Pokémon Center (automatic).

Events

• Three assistants — Hazel, Faith and Charity — run up: this is Valencia Island, they are Prof. Ivy's assistants, and she is at the west beach. The scene moves to the beach automatically.
• Beach: Prof. Ivy introduces herself (how Pokémon research in the Orange Islands differs from other regions). Brock asks to become her assistant and Misty drags him away. The group goes to the lab.
• Lab: the GS Ball can't be pried open, lasers can't cut it and scanners see nothing inside. Prof. Ivy asks you to take it to Prof. Oak → you receive the GS Ball. Prof. Ivy's Butterfree hasn't eaten for days; Brock cooks a soft porridge and it eats happily. Prof. Ivy invites you to Valencia Park this evening to observe Vileplume, and Brock goes along.
• Walk to Valencia Park yourself (entrance at the south of town), find Prof. Ivy at the north of the park and talk to her: "Would you like to sit and wait with us?" No → come back whenever you like. Yes → night falls. Prof. Ivy's Raticate gets close to take a pollen sample, and Vileplume, startled, releases Stun Spore. Raticate and then Prof. Ivy are paralysed, and Brock carries her to the Center.
• Pokémon Center, the next morning: Nurse Joy says Prof. Ivy and Raticate are fine and that Brock stayed up all night caring for them. Prof. Ivy gives you a Leaf Stone ("it can evolve some of the Pokémon living in Valencia Park"). Brock decides to stay on Valencia as Prof. Ivy's assistant. Prof. Ivy points the way: the airport at the south of the island has balloons to the other islands.
• Airport (go down to the south of town): talk to the staff member standing at the bottom of the airport. "Rocket Balloon" — Misty thinks the name sounds ominous. Brock and Prof. Ivy run out to see you off and give you lunchboxes. You board the balloon.
• In the sky: the three staff members drop their disguises — it's Team Rocket. Pikachu's Thunder Shock punctures the gas bag and the balloon blows up. You and Misty open parachutes and land on a strange island.
• There is no battle in this episode.

You get: GS Ball, Leaf Stone. Leaves the group: Brock (stays on Valencia Island).

Pokémon you can catch

Valencia Island

Species	Method	Level	Rate
Tentacool	Surf	Lv44–48	99%
Lapras	Surf	Lv45–48	1%
Magikarp	Old Rod	Lv42	70%
Tentacool	Old Rod	Lv42	30%
Goldeen	Good Rod	Lv42–48	60%
Krabby	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Shellder	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Goldeen	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Krabby	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Shellder	Super Rod	Lv48–55	15%
Seaking	Super Rod	Lv55–58	4%
Gyarados	Super Rod	Lv55–58	1%

Valencia Park

Species	Method	Level	Rate
Caterpie	Grass	Lv42	20%
Weedle	Grass	Lv42	20%
Rattata	Grass	Lv44	10%
Paras	Grass	Lv44	10%
Bellsprout	Grass	Lv44	10%
Oddish	Grass	Lv44	10%
Metapod	Grass	Lv44	5%
Kakuna	Grass	Lv44	5%
Gloom	Grass	Lv48	4%
Weepinbell	Grass	Lv48	4%
Parasect	Grass	Lv48	1%
Raticate	Grass	Lv48	1%

Tip: Prof. Ivy's lab is at the southwest of town; if you stop by again the assistants have new dialogue. If you go to the airport before the Center scene is finished, the staff only talk about something else and ask you to step back.

Tangelo Island — Lapras and Tracey (Episode 84)

In-game title card: "The Lost Lapras"

Route: you parachute down into the Pokémon Park on Tangelo Island (automatic). Follow the trail to the southwest exit of the park to enter Tangelo town (the park gate is at the north of town).

Events

• Park: Misty panics, thinking it's a desert island ("do I have to eat bugs for the rest of my life?!"). On the way out the park staff greet you: "This isn't a desert island! This is the Pokémon Park on Tangelo Island… walk west a little and you reach the tourist area".
• From the park gate, follow the road along the north of town to the northwest beach: thugs are bullying an injured baby Lapras, saying they are "training" it for the Orange League.
• Battles (3 in a row, regular battles): Byron — Fearow Lv45; Cameron — Hitmonchan Lv45; Mort — Beedrill Lv45.
• Lose → you return to the Pokémon Center. Back at the beach: "You again?…", and you continue from the buddy you haven't beaten yet.
• Win: the thugs run away. Tracey Sketchit, a Pokémon Watcher who has been sketching the whole fight, helps carry Lapras to the Pokémon Center.
• Tangelo Pokémon Center: Nurse Joy explains that the baby Lapras got separated from its herd in a storm and is afraid of people, so she lets it rest in the pool behind the Center. Tracey introduces the Orange Crew (the four strongest Leaders of the islands): with all four badges you can challenge the Champion Drake on Pummelo Island. You video-call Prof. Oak: keep the GS Ball with you while travelling, and he agrees to let you enter the Orange League. Tracey is thrilled because Prof. Oak is his idol.
• Night, at the pool behind the Center: Lapras is still shy. Team Rocket casts a net to catch Lapras.
• Battle: the trio (Team Rocket) — Arbok Lv45, Weezing Lv45, Lickitung Lv45, Victreebel Lv45 (regular battle).
• Lose → you return to the Center. Back at the pool, the scene replays from the Team Rocket part ("Still not learned your lesson?").
• Win: Lapras shatters the frozen net with Ice Beam and Pikachu's Thunder Shock blasts Team Rocket away. Lapras nuzzles your hand and you promise to help it find its family → you receive Lapras Lv45 ("From now on you can ride Lapras between the islands"). Tracey asks to come along (he wants to sketch every Pokémon and meet Prof. Oak) → Tracey joins the group. Tracey points the way: the first Orange Crew Gym is on Mikan Island, just to the north, where Leader Cissy uses Water-type Pokémon.

You get: Lapras Lv45; Tracey joins the group.

Pokémon you can catch

Pokémon Park (Tangelo)

Species	Method	Level	Rate
Caterpie	Grass	Lv44	20%
Weedle	Grass	Lv44	20%
Pidgey	Grass	Lv45	10%
Spearow	Grass	Lv45	10%
Venonat	Grass	Lv45	10%
Oddish	Grass	Lv45	14%
Bellsprout	Grass	Lv45	9%
Paras	Grass	Lv45	6%
Bulbasaur	Grass	Lv45	1%

Tangelo Island

Species	Method	Level	Rate
Tentacool	Surf	Lv45–48	99%
Lapras	Surf	Lv46–48	1%
Magikarp	Old Rod	Lv42	70%
Tentacool	Old Rod	Lv42	30%
Goldeen	Good Rod	Lv42–48	60%
Krabby	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Shellder	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Goldeen	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Krabby	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Shellder	Super Rod	Lv48–55	15%
Seaking	Super Rod	Lv55–58	4%
Gyarados	Super Rod	Lv55–58	1%

Tip: the thugs scene only starts when you walk from the Pokémon Park gate straight west along the north road of town to the northwest beach. If you enter the Pokémon Center first, nothing happens yet.

Mikan Island — Cissy's Gym (Episode 85)

In-game title card: "Fit to Be Tide!"

Route: from the northwest shore of Tangelo Island, Surf north (there is a small rocky islet on the way) and land on the southwest of Mikan Island. The Gym is in the north of the island.

• Trainers on the sea route (optional): Luke — Charizard Lv46; Barny — Gyarados Lv46, Seaking Lv46, Gyarados Lv46; Eric — Tentacruel Lv46 ×2; Nancy — Tentacruel Lv46, Shellder Lv46.

Events

• In front of the Gym: Tracey (if he has joined) introduces Cissy. A coconut falls onto a rope stretched across the door and a whole bucket of water pours over your head. It is a trap by Senta, Cissy's little brother: "If you want to challenge my sister Cissy you'll have to be sharper than that!"
• Trainers inside the Gym (standing around the pool, optional): Cheryl — Dewgong Lv48; Marcos — Gyarados Lv48 ×2, Staryu Lv48; Ed — Blastoise Lv48; Isabelle — Tentacruel Lv48, Seaking Lv48, Shellder Lv48.
• Talk to Cissy: the challenge has three rounds.
  • Round 1 – knock down five cans with Water Gun (Cissy uses Seadra; if you have Squirtle, Squirtle comes out for you). The question "Aim carefully at every can before firing?": Yes/No only changes the dialogue, the result is a draw.
  • Round 2 – shoot the flying discs Senta throws. The question "Fire the moment the disc is thrown?": only changes the dialogue, another draw.
  • Team Rocket arrives in a Magikarp submarine to collect Water Pokémon. Cissy's Blastoise (Hydro Pump) and Pikachu (Thunder Shock) blast them away.
  • The deciding round – a surf race around the buoys. By Cissy's rules, both sides may use Pokémon to block each other → Battle: Cissy — Seadra Lv51, Blastoise Lv53 (regular battle).
• Lose → you return to the Pokémon Center. Talk to Cissy again: the first two rounds are already drawn, so only the deciding round is replayed.
• Win → the race scene: if you have Lapras in the team, Lapras freezes the pool with Ice Beam and surfs ahead of Blastoise. Without Lapras, your Water Pokémon touches the shore first by exactly one arm's length. Cissy awards you the Coral-Eye Badge and TM03.
• Talk to Cissy afterwards: the badge slightly boosts your attack, and the next Orange Crew Gym is on Navel Island.

You get: Coral-Eye Badge, TM03.

Pokémon you can catch

Route B

Species	Method	Level	Rate
Tentacool	Surf	Lv45–48	99%
Lapras	Surf	Lv48–51	1%
Magikarp	Old Rod	Lv42	70%
Tentacool	Old Rod	Lv42	30%
Goldeen	Good Rod	Lv42–48	60%
Krabby	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Shellder	Good Rod	Lv42–48	20%
Goldeen	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Krabby	Super Rod	Lv48–55	40%
Shellder	Super Rod	Lv48–55	15%
Seaking	Super Rod	Lv55–58	4%
Gyarados	Super Rod	Lv55–58	1%

Tip: the coconut trap is on the very tile in front of the Gym door, so you are bound to get hit the first time. Bring Lapras to see the Ice Beam race (only the narration differs).

Appendix A — Teams of the main battles (Episodes 81–85)

Battle	Team (level)	Where
Fearow (wild, catchable)	Fearow Lv44	Viridian Forest, south entrance (Episode 81)
Jessie & James (lose-as-in-the-show)	Arbok Lv45, Weezing Lv45	Balloon (Episode 82)
The thugs	Byron — Fearow Lv45; Cameron — Hitmonchan Lv45; Mort — Beedrill Lv45	Northwest beach of Tangelo Island (Episode 84)
Team Rocket (the trio)	Arbok, Weezing, Lickitung, Victreebel Lv45	Pool behind the Tangelo Pokémon Center (Episode 84)
Cissy	Seadra Lv51, Blastoise Lv53	Mikan Island Gym (Episode 85)

Appendix B — Orange Crew badges in the test build

Gym	Leader	Challenge	Badge	TM
Mikan Island	Cissy	Can shooting, disc shooting (draw), then a surf race with a battle	Coral-Eye	TM03

Appendix C — Known issues of the v2.0.1 test build

• Dialogue portraits only appear for characters that already have hand-drawn art (Prof. Ivy, Cissy… not yet).
• The game-wide generic Trainer class still shows "PKMN Trainer" in places; a few battle lines repeat the speaker name ("The trio" + "Jessie: …").
• Some lines call you "Ash" directly (even if you named the character something else).
• The thugs scene in Episode 84 can be bypassed: if nothing happens when you enter the Tangelo Pokémon Center, walk from the Pokémon Park gate along the north road of town to the northwest beach.
• Area names shown when entering a map in the Orange Islands keep the English island names ("Valencia Island"…).

Note: test release & how to report bugs

This is the v2.0.1 test build. If you hit a bug (freeze, event not running, stuck on a path, untranslated or overflowing text, graphics glitch), please send it to TekCafe.vn: a screenshot + where you were (which island, which episode – the area name shows when you enter a map) + what you just did + your emulator/device + your save file if possible.

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