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Punk Girl • Punk Guy • Rising Star • Roller Skater • Schoolboy • Schoolgirl • Scientist • Tourist • Veteran • Waitress • Worker Thee Silver Mt. Zion is a Canadian band which formed in 1999, originating from Montreal, Quebec. They use a number of different variations of the name on different releases, but the group use the shorthand SMZ and their name is most often simplified to Silver Mt. Zion. Since their inception, the group has undergone almost yearly personnel changes. The band currently has five members following the resignation of three in late 2008. Channeler • Elite Four G S C FR LG HG SS P E • Engineer • Fisherman • Gamer * • Gentleman • Gym Leader * G S C FR LG HG SS P E As the Good Book Says...: Born into Trouble as the Sparks Fly Upward is a very nearly verbatim quote from the Book of Job ("unto" instead of "into" in the original). The same passage also appears in Jerome K. Jerome's Three Men in a Boat. Jogger • Lady • Ninja Boy • Parasol Lady • PI • Poké Kid • P K M N Breeder • P K M N Ranger • Rancher • Reporter

For Silver's Pokémon in Gold, Silver, and Crystal Versions, see here. Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver First battle

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Gentleman • Guitarist • Hex Maniac • Hiker • Interviewers * • Kindler • Lady • Lass • Leader • Magma Admin R E OR Silver first appears in the Generation II games, lurking outside of Professor Elm's lab, looking through the window. When talked to, he will deny everything and push the player away. During the player's journey to Mr. Pokémon's house, Silver makes his move, stealing one of Elm's two remaining starter Pokémon (coincidentally always the one that is strong against the player's choice). He will meet with the player on the outskirts of Cherrygrove City, battling to get through. A policeman will later ask for the name of the rival, and the rival will be called the name the player gives for the rest of the game. Loudness War: The last few releases (starting with 13 Blues for Thirteen Moons) fall into it a bit, though they're not the worst examples out there. "Take These Hands and Throw Them in the River" and "C'monCOMEON (Loose an Endless Longing)" were also given a heavily distorted sound for stylistic reasons; the rest of Born into Trouble is mostly unaffected.Silver has also made notable appearances in the game's Main Stories, Legendary Adventures, and the Villain Arc. You'll need a good party with at least a few level 50+ Pokémon to stand a chance here. Houndoom is an especially good choice since it beats Espeon and Venusaur and its type resistances allow it to stall against Espeon and Charizard while you can heal your wounded. Bring a Fighter for the surprise Snorlax (or a Ghost; Misdreavus learns Perish Song at level 46, and there's nothing Snorlax can do to stop it), and your best Water- and Electric-type Pokémon. Thunder-hurling Pikachu may be his strongest Pokémon, so start with a Ground-type if you have a good one!

Train Song: "Goodbye Desolate Railyard" is something of a "Goodbye to trains" song. There's some pretty prominent samples of a train in motion before the final movement. The lady inside the Pokémon Center in Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, which was the only NPC present (other than the Pokémon Center Nurse), is absent in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. Digital Piracy Is Okay: As with Godspeed, they're OK with people trading their shows and often perform new songs live before they've been released on studio albums. The Internet Archive has a ton of shows here .

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