Jump to: , Miniatures (or mini-pets) are downsized versions of creature and NPC models which can be summoned to follow a player around. Players can equip a miniature that will remain visible at all times, even when changing maps. A checkbox allows it to be summoned and un-summoned. They do not fight or add any combat advantage. Many miniatures are acquired through opening Minis 3-Pack (Set 1)s, Minis 3-Pack (Set 2)s, and Minis 3-Pack (Set 3)s, which contain three randomly selected miniatures of which two are common and one is uncommon. These miniatures can also be used in the Mystic Forge by combining any four miniatures of the same rarity to create a random miniature of the same or higher rarity from any set, regardless of the set they came from. Special miniatures are not obtainable through Minis 3-Packs or the Mystic Forge, but can usually be bought from the Gem Store during special events and otherwise require different methods to obtain them. Complete collection of the first miniature set.
Complete collection of the second miniature set. Complete collection of the third miniature set. Complete collection of the special miniatures as of The Dragon's Reach: Part 2. The miniature tab in the Hero panel. The Guild Wars Wiki has an article on Miniature.If you’ve been playing Pokémon Go for the past few weeks you might have caught an Eevee. Although it might look pretty tame, Eevee has the potential to be one of the most powerful Pokémon in your arsenal. Those of you who have collected the cards or seen the animated show will know that Eevee has the ability to evolve into three separate, elemental Pokémon – and they’re all extremely powerful. The rarest in Pokémon Go is the water-type Vaporeon, but Eevee can also turn into an electric-type Jolteon or fire-type Flareon. The Pokémon your Eevee evolves into is supposed to be totally random in Pokémon Go , but there’s a quick hack that lets you choose which of the three evolution paths your Eevee will take.
So, want to know how to evolve Eevee into a Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon and pick which ‘Eevvolution’ you want? In an early episode of the original Pokémon series called "The Battling Eevee Brothers", Ash Ketchum meets three brothers who own an evolved Eevee; one brother called Rainer has a Vaporeon, Sparky has a Jolteon, and Pyro has a Flareon. As discovered by people on Reddit, and now confirmed many times, renaming your Eevee ‘Rainer’, ‘Sparky’ or ‘Pyro’ before it’s evolved will give you the corresponding evolution. For example, if you’re after a Flareon, you should rename your Eevee ‘Pyro’, save and restart your game, and then evolve it. If you don't have an Eevee yet, keep looking and maybe start hatching eggs. It’s not the first time Pokémon Go has included a nod to the original series. If you want to get Pikachu as a starter Pokémon, you have to loosely follow the plot of the first episode of the cartoon "Pokémon, I Choose You!". Pokemon GO battery saver
What's been added in new update? How to use Pokemon GO gyms Like us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDaily NewsletterFollow @MirrorTechSubscribe to our Daily newsletterEnter emailThe Great Plan (Part 2) is the second episode of Speed Racer. It first aired in Japan on April 09, 1967 on Fuji TV. Speed reviews all the special features of the Mach 5. Resuming the Sword Mountain Race, Ace Deucey and his gang watch Speed race down the embankment and escape. Speed races to catch up to the rest of the racers and eventually takes the lead from Duggery, However, he soon encounters Ace and his gang racing towards him from the opposite direction. He detours off the race course and uses the rotary saws to cut a path through the overgrown terrain. Duggery follows Speed, with Ace and his gang close behind. Trixie creates a distraction by bombing the gang with smoke-filled flares from her plane. Duggery makes a decision to take a shortcut at a cross-road. Speed realizes Duggery is headed to a very dangerous volcano and follows him.
Meanwhile, Trixie continues to distract Ace and his gang with smoke bombs but they shoot and damage her plane, forcing Trixie to bail out. At the volcano's edge, Duggery is thrown from his car and is left dangling from a rock in the crater. Speed falls into the crater while looking for Duggery and lands on a ledge just above Duggery. Speed saves Duggery just as the rock gives way. They climb out of the crater, only to find Ace and his gang have arrived and have Trixie as a hostage. Ace orders his gang to finish off Speed and Ace. Just as the gang is about to finish off Speed, Spritle and Chim Chim start shooting rocks at Ace's gang from the trunk of the Mach 5 with a slingshot. Speed and Duggery take advantage of the distraction to attack the thugs but Ace escapes in the Mach 5. Speed races in pursuit using Ace's car, but it can't catch the Mach 5. Ace doesn't know how to control the special features of the Mach 5, and ends up causing the car to slow down giving Speed a chance to catch him.
Speed leaps into the Mach 5 and wrestles with Ace. At the last second Speed is able to throw Ace from the car and regain control of the Mach 5 before it drives off the edge of a cliff.Speed thinks he is safe and has a moment to rest. but Ace reappears and prepares to kill Speed. Speed smashes the windshield of the Mach 5 with his helmet and leaps at Ace, throwing him over the side of the cliff. Speed watches Duggery race past in his car and resumes the race, Speed passes Duggery and wins the race, but the results of the race are nullified due to the interference of Ace and his gang. Note: All characters are listed in order of their first appearances in the episode. The time they appear is the time from the Japanese dub.. Peter Fernandez: Speed Racer, Racer X Jack Grimes: Sparky, Chim Chim Jack Curtis: Pops Racer, Inspector Detector Corinne Orr: Trixie, Spritle Racer, Mom Racer Ad blocker interference detected! Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising.