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[My Favorite Part!]: This ability reflects Belles deep connection to her books and stories

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And of course the Heatran that shows up there later, once you have the Magma Stone

youll be spoiled for choice, even on a shoestring

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I hit a bunch of Chaos Emeralds (waited too long to sell those, see above) in the Sonic lairs but I hit zero elementals with Final Fantasy