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Crystal Walkthrough Guide
Contents (Basic):
1) How to play Pokemon
2) Ability List
3) Frequently Asked Questions
4) Walkthrough
5) Pokemon List
6) Item List
7) Game Corners
8) TM’s and HM’s
9) Breeding
10) Type Advantages and Disadvantages
11) Daily Calendar of Events
12) Berries
13) Badge Explanations
14) Mystery Gift
15) Shiny Pokemon
16) Battle Tower
17) Trading
18) Special Pokemon
19) Game Shark/Game Genie Codes
20) Legal Information
Contents (Detailed):
1) How to play Pokemon – Game Controls, How to
capture and train Pokemon, types of Pokemon and Levels, TM’s and
HM’s, Evolution and Money, Night and Day times.
2) Ability List – The attack names, types, PP, power and affects.
3) Frequently Asked Questions – Which Pokemon appear in which this
version,
differences between Gold/Silver/Crystal, Breeding, One week
siblings,
what is STAB?
4) Walkthrough
5) Pokemon List – Information on all Pokemon in this version.
6) Items List – A detailed list of all the items in the game.
7) Game Corners – Information.
8) TM’s and HM’s – Information on all of the TM’s and HM’s in the
game.
9) Breeding – Information.
10) Type Advantages and Disadvantages – Information.
11) Daily Calendar of Events – Information.
12) Berries – Information.
13) Badge Explanations – Explanations of all the 16 badges in the games.
14) Mystery Gift – Information.
15) Shiny Pokemon – Information.
16) Battle Tower – Information.
17) Special Pokemon – Sudowoodo, Shiny Gyrados, Suicune, Raikou and Entei,
Ho-oh, Snorlax, Lugia, Lapras, Mew, Celebi, Tips and Tricks – Handy help
for the games.
15) Game Shark/Game Genies Codes
16) Legal Information
To use this guide, press ‘Control and F’ to search the page. Type in
the name of the section you wish to view, so if you want to go
straight to the walkthrough, press ‘Control and F’, and type in Walkthrough.
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1) HOW TO PLAY POKEMON
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This section explains how to play the game and gives some hints.
Game Controls:
D-Pad -> Move character
Move cursor
A -> Confirm
Talk
B -> Cancel
Start -> Display the Menu screen
Select -> Arrange items
How do I capture Pokemon?
First off, you need to purchase some Poke Balls at a Poke Mart. Each
kind of ball can perform better or worse than others. Then visit a
cave or an area with grass. There are some another places, but you
see those the most. Walk around until you go into battle. Have your
Pokemon fight the enemy until the enemy's HP is very low.
Use your Poke Ball, and you should be able to capture one. If not,
keep trying. And remember you cannot capture a trainer's Pokemon!
I captured a Pokemon, now what do I do?
Now you can train your Pokemon to fight. Remember, to heal your
Pokemon, just visit a Pokemon Center. Also once you capture one, data
is recorded in your PokeDex. With that, you can find some info and
where you can find it. I won't go into much more detail because other
parts of this section explain them.
How do my Pokemon learn moves?
You can get them in one of two ways. Once Pokemon reach a certain
level they learn a move. Another way is to use a TM or HM on it. use
Power Points (PP). So when you don't have any PP, the
Pokemon can't use the move until healed. Remember that your Pokemon
can only have four moves at a time!
What are ‘types’?
Every Pokemon has one or two types out of fifteen. They tell how your
Pokemon will perform against other types. Look in your manual to find
the Battle Chart. For example, a Grass-type does great against a
Water-type, but it does poor against a Fire-type.
How do I build levels?
If you played an RPG before, you should understand know how it works.
First, find an area like I said about before for capturing, or you
can fight trainers. Go into battle, and if your Pokemon wins, it
gains EXP. Once it gets a certain amount of EXP, it goes up a level.
With a level-up, its stats increases. To see how much is needed,
check its stats. If you switch Pokemon in battle, they both get EXP,
but the amount is reduced. That can also help when you want to build
your low-level Pokemon.
What are the Technical Machines (TM’s) and Hidden Machines (HM’s) for?
These items can teach your Pokemon new moves for battle, but they work
a bit differently. TM’s can only be used once and only work in battle.
HM’s can be used over and over, and the moves work on the
Field Map and battle. Most moves can only work with certain Pokemon,
such as "Fly" only works with Flying-type.
How do my Pokemon evolve?
Some Pokemon may evolve a couple times or some may not evolve at all.
When they evolve, the Pokemon's stats increase more than a level-up
would. Pokemon can in one of three ways:
#1: Level-Up
This one is used more than the others. The Pokemon changes once it
reaches a certain level. For example, Kakuna evolves into Beedrill at
around Level 10.
#2: Item
Some Pokemon only evolve if you use a certain Stone. Most Stones can
be bought at Celadon City. For example, Staryu evolves into Starmie
if you use a Water Stone on it.
#3: Trade
These Pokemon only evolve if you trade with a friend who has another
Game Pak. This applies to four Pokemon. For example, Graveler evolves
into Golem when traded.
How do I earn money?
There are two ways to do this. You can fight a trainer and win or use
the "Pay Day" attack. You can get Pay Day from Meowth or from a TM on
Route 12.
A Few Tips:
- Use strategy! Using it will make Pokemon MUCH easier!
- Build levels whenever possible and try to build them evenly.
- If you carry six Pokemon, capture another one and automatically
goes to the PC!
- Trade often for new Pokemon!
- When you use traded Pokemon, they gain about 1/2 more EXP than a
regular Pokemon!
- When a Pokemon evolves, its stats increase more than a normal
level-up would. Also its type may change after evolving.
- Fight trainers when you can to earn more money.
- Search trees, rocks, etc. for some free items. You usually find
them if it is in a "strange" place such as a tree being in the middle
of nowhere.
- If you use Poison-type Pokemon, you won't need to worry about being
poisoned!
The game
will keep track of real
world time, and things in the game will change
accordingly. For example if you
play at 3:00 PM, the game will be at 3 PM.
If you play at 8 PM, the
game will be at 8 PM, and the game will change
the scenery from day to
night. This is important to note because some
Pokemon will only come out
at night or in the day, and some events will
only happen at night or in
the day.
The times are as follows:
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| Morning
| Day |
Night |
|----------------|---------------|--------------|
| 4AM – 9:59AM | 10AM – 5:59PM | 6PM – 3:59AM |
*-----------------------------------------------*
The game also keeps track of
the what day it is, Sunday through
Saturday, and like the time
feature some things will happen on certain days.
Another new feature is that
Pokemon now come in Male and Female
versions, just like the
Nidorans. This feature allows you to breed two Pokemon
a.k.a make babies), and
usually come out with a stronger Pokemon.
Also note that not all
Pokemon have a gender.
Pokecenter:
You will also notice that the
Pokecenter has been entirely
redesigned. The healing is
on the first floor while he trades and battles
are on the second floor. The
first lady handles the trading, the second
one handles the battle, and
the last lady handles the Time Capsule (Note
that you will not be able to
use the Time Capsule just yet). The Time
Capsule allows you to trade
the Pokemon from the Red/Blue/Yellow versions
to the Gold/Silver versions.
There are some restrictions however:
- You cannot trade any of
the new Pokemon
- You cannot trade any of
the old Pokemon that has a new move
- You cannot trade any of
the old Pokemon with an item
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2) ABILITY LIST
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This is how the attacks are listed:
| Move Name | Type | PP | Power | Accuracy | Description |
Absorb |Grass |20 | 20|100|Steals 1/2 of the damage inflicted.
Acid |Poison |30 | 40|100|An attack that may lower defense.
Acid Armor |Poison |40 | --| --|Sharply raises the user's defense.
Aeroblast |Flying | 5 |100| 95|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Agility |Psychic |30 | --| --|Sharply increases the user's speed.
Amnesia |Psychic |20 | --| --|Sharply raises the user's SPCL DEF.
Ancientpower |Rock | 5 | 60|100|An attack that may raise all stats.
Attract |Normal |15 | --|100|Makes the opposite gender infatuated.
Aurora Beam |Ice |20 | 65|100|An attack that may lower attack.
Barrage |Normal |20 | 15| 85|Throws orbs to hit 2-5 times.
Barrier |Psychic |30 | --| --|Sharply increases user's defense.
Baton Pass |Normal |40 | --| --|Switching while keeping effects.
Beat Up |Dark |10 | 10|100|pwr increases w/ # of healthy pkmn.
Belly Drum |Normal |10 | --| --|Reduces own HP to maximize attack.
Bide |Normal |10 | --|100|Waits 2-3 turns + hits back double.
Bind |Normal |20 | 15| 75|Binds the target 2-5 turns.
Bite |Dark |25 | 60|100|An attack that may cause flinching.
Blizzard |Ice | 5 |120| 70|An attack that may freeze the foe.
Body Slam |Normal |15 | 85|100|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Bone Club |Ground |20 | 65| 85|An attack that may cause flinching.
Bone Rush |Ground |10 | 25| 80|An attack that hits 2-5 times.
Bonemerang |Ground |10 | 50| 90|An attack that strikes twice.
Bubble |Water |30 | 20|100|An attack that may reduce speed.
Bubblebeam |Water |20 | 65|100|An attack that may lower speed.
Charm |Normal |20 | --|100|Sharply lowers the foe's attack.
Clamp |Water |10 | 35| 75|Traps the foe 2-5 turns.
Comet Punch |Normal |15 | 18| 85|Repeatedly punches 2-5 times.
Confuse Ray |Ghost |10 | --|100|A move that causes confusion.
Confusion |Psychic |25 | 50|100|An attack that may cause confusion.
Constrict |Normal |35 | 10|100|An attack that may lower speed.
Conversion |Normal |30 | --| --|Changes user's type to a move's type.
Conversion2 |Normal |30 | --|100|The user's type is made resistant.
Cotton Spore |Grass |40 | --| 85|Sharply reduces the foe's speed.
Counter |Fighting|20 | --|100|Returns a physical blow double.
Crabhammer |Water |10 | 90| 85|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Cross Chop |Fighting| 5 |100| 80|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Crunch |Dark |15 | 80|100|An attack that may lower SPCL DEF.
Curse |Normal |10 | --| --|Works differently for ghost-types.
Cut |Normal |30 | 50| 95|Cuts using claws, scythes, etc.
Defense Curl |Normal |40 | --| --|Heightens the user's defense.
Destiny Bond |Ghost | 5 | --| --|The foe faints if the user does.
Detect |Fighting| 5 | --| --|Evades attack that turn. It may fail.
Dig |Ground |10 | 60|100|1st turn burrow. 2nd turn attack.
Disable |Normal |20 | --| 55|Disable the foe's most recent move.
Dizzy Punch |Normal |10 | 70|100|An attack that may cause confusion.
Double-Edge |Normal |15 |120|100|A tackle that also hurts the user.
Double Kick |Fighting|30 | 30|100|A double kicking attack.
Doubleslap |Normal |10 | 15| 85|Repeatedly slaps 2-5 times.
Double Team |Normal |15 | --| --|raises evasiveness.
Dragonbreath |Dragon |20 | 60|100|A strong breath attack.
Dragon Rage |Dragon |10 | --|100|Always inflicts40HP damage.
Dream Eater |Psychic |15 |100|100|Steals HP from a sleeping victim.
Drill Peck |Flying |20 | 80|100|A strong, spinning-peck attack.
Dynamicpunch |Fighting| 5 |100| 50|An attack that always confuses.
Earthquake |Ground |10 |100|100|Tough but useless vs. flying foes.
Egg Bomb |Normal |10 |100| 75|Eggs are hurled at the foe.
Ember |Fire |25 | 40|100|An attack that may inflict a burn.
Encore |Normal | 5 | --|100|Makes the foe repeat 2-6 times.
Endure |Normal |10 | --| --|Always leave at least 1HP.
Explosion |Normal | 5 |250|100|Very powerful but makes user faint.
Extremespeed |Normal | 5 | 80|100|A powerful first-strike move.
Faint Attack |Dark |20 | 60|100|An attack that never misses.
False Swipe |Normal |40 | 40|100|Leaves the foe with at least 1HP.
Fire Blast |Fire | 5 |120| 85|An attack that may cause a burn.
Fire Punch |Fire |15 | 75|100|A fiery punch. May cause a burn.
Fire Spin |Fire |15 | 15| 70|Traps foe in fire for 2-5 turns.
Fissure |Ground | 5 | --| 30|A ground-type one-hit KO attack.
Flail |Normal |15 | --|100|Stronger if the user's HP is low.
Flamethrower |Fire |15 | 95|100|An attack that may inflict a burn.
Flame Wheel |Fire |25 | 60|100|An attack that may cause a burn.
Flash |Normal |20 | --| 70|Blinds the foe to reduce accuracy.
Fly |Flying |15 | 70| 95|1st turn fly, 2nd turn attack.
Focus Energy |Normal |30 | --| --|Raises the critical hit ratio.
Foresight |Normal |40 | --|100|Negates accuracy reduction moves.
Frustration |Normal |20 | --|100|An attack based on lack of loyalty.
Fury Attack |Normal |20 | 15| 85|Jabs the target 2-5 times.
Fury Cutter |Bug |20 | 10| 95|Successive hits raise power.
Fury Swipes |Normal |15 | 18| 80|Quickly scratches 2-5 times.
Future Sight |Psychic |15 | 80| 90|An attack that hits on 3rd turn.
Giga Drain |Grass | 5 | 60|100|Steals 1/2 of the damage inflicted.
Glare |Normal |30 | --| 75|A move that may cause paralysis.
Growl |Normal |40 | --|100|Reduces the foe's attack.
Growth |Normal |40 | --| --|Raises the special attack rating.
Guillotine |Normal | 5 | --| 30|A one hit KO, pincer attack.
Gust |Flying |35 | 40|100|Whips up a strong gust of wind.
Harden |Normal |30 | --| --|Raises the user's defense.
Haze |Ice |30 | --| --|Eliminates all stat changes.
Headbutt |Normal |15 | 70|100|An attack that may make foe flinch.
Heal Bell |Normal | 5 | --| --|Eliminates all status problems.
Hidden Power |Normal |15 | --|100|The power varies with the Pokemon.
Hi Jump Kick |Fighting|20 | 85| 95|May miss and hurt the user.
Horn Attack |Normal |25 | 65|100|An attack using a horn to jab.
Horn Drill |Normal | 5 | --| 30|A one-hit KO, drill attack.
Hydro Pump |Water | 5 |120| 80|A powerful water type attack.
Hyper Beam |Normal | 5 |150| 90|1st turn attack. 2nd turn rest.
Hyper Fang |Normal |15 | 80| 90|An attack that may cause flinching.
Hypnosis |Psychic |20 | --| 60|May put the foe to sleep.
Ice Beam |Ice |10 | 95|100|An attack that may freeze the foe.
Ice Punch |Ice |15 | 75|100|An icy punch. May cause freezing.
Icy Wind |Ice |15 | 55| 95|An icy attack that lowers speed.
Iron Tail |Steel |15 |100| 75|An attack that may reduce defense.
Jump Kick |Fighting|25 | 70| 95|if it misses, it damages user
Karate Chop |Fighting|25 | 50|100|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Kinesis |Psychic |15 | --| 80|Reduces the foe's accuracy.
Leech Life |Bug |15 | 20|100|Steals 1/2 of the damage inflicted.
Leech Seed |Grass |10 | --| 90|Steals HP from the foe every turn.
Leer |Normal |30 | --|100|Reduces the foe's defense.
Lick |Ghost |30 | 20|100|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Light Screen |Psychic |30 | --| --|Ups SPCL DEF with a wall of light.
Lock-On |Normal | 5 | --|100|Ensures the next attack will hit.
Lovely Kiss |Normal |10 | --| 75|May cause the foe to fall asleep.
Low Kick |Fighting|20 | 50| 90|An attack that may cause flinching.
Mach Punch |Fighting|30 | 40|100|A fast punch that lands first.
Magnitude |Ground |30 | --|100|A ground attack with random power.
Mean Look |Normal | 5 | --|100|Prevents fleeing or switching.
Meditate |Psychic |40 | --| --|Raises the user's attack.
Mega Drain |Grass |10 | 40|100|Steals 1/2 of the inflicted damage.
Megahorn |Bug |10 |120| 75|A powerful charge attack.
Mega Kick |Normal | 5 |120| 85|A powerful kicking attack.
Mega Punch |Normal |20 | 80| 85|A powerful punch thrown very hard.
Metal Claw |Steel |35 | 50| 95|10% chance of raising attack power
Metronome |Normal |10 | --| --|Randomly uses any Pokemon move.
Milk Drink |Normal |10 | --| --|Restores HP by 1/2 the max HP.
Mimic |Normal |10 | --|100|Copies a move used by the foe.
Mind Reader |Normal | 5 | --|100|Ensures the next attack will hit.
Minimize |Normal |20 | --| --|Heightens evasiveness.
Mirror Coat |Psychic |20 | --|100|Counters SPCL ATK. move double damage.
Mirror Move |Flying |20 | --| --|Counters with the same move.
Mist |Ice |30 | --| --|Prevents stat reduction.
Moonlight |Normal | 5 | --| --|Restore HP (varies by time).
Morning Sun |Normal | 5 | --| --|Restore HP (varies by time).
Mud-Slap |Ground |10 | 20|100|Reduces the foe's accuracy.
Nightmare |Ghost |15 | --|100|A sleeper loses 1/4 HP every turn.
Night Shade |Ghost |15 | --|100|The user's level equals damage HP.
Octazooka |Water |10 | 65| 85|An attack that may reduce accuracy.
Outrage |Dragon |15 | 90|100|Works 2-3 turns and confuses user.
Pain Split |Normal |20 | --|100|Adds user + foe's HPs. Share total.
Pay Day |Normal |20 | 40|100|Throws coins. Gets them back later.
Peck |Flying |35 | 35|100|Jabs the foe with a beak, etc.
Perish Song |Normal | 5 | --| --|Both user and foe faint in 3 turns.
Petal Dance |Grass |20 | 70|100|Works 2-3 turns and confuse user.
Pin Missile |Bug |20 | 14| 85|Fires pins that strike 2-5 times.
Poisonpowder |Poison |35 | --| 55|A move that may poison the foe.
Poison Gas |Poison |40 | --|100|A move that may poison the foe.
Poison Sting |Poison |35 | 15| 75|An attack that may poison the target.
Pound |Normal |35 | 40|100|Pounds with forelegs or tail.
Powder Snow |Ice |25 | 40|100|An attack that may cause freezing.
Present |Normal |15 | --| 90|A bomb that may restore HP.
Psybeam |Psychic |20 | 65|100|An attack that may confuse the foe.
Psych Up |Normal |10 | --| --|Copies the foe's stat change.
Protect |Normal |10 | --| --|Foils attack that turn. It may fail.
Psywave |Psychic |15 | --| 80|An attack with variable power.
Psychic |Psychic |10 | 90|100|An attack that may lower SPCL DEF.
Pursuit |Dark |20 | 40|100|Heavily strikes switching Pokemon.
Quick Attack |Normal |30 | 40|100|Lets the user give the first hit.
Rage |Normal |20 | 20|100|Raises attack if the user is hit.
Rain Dance |Water | 5 | --| --|Boosts water-type moves for 5 turns.
Rapid Spin |Normal |40 | 20|100|A high-speed spinning attack.
Razor Leaf |Grass |25 | 55| 95|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Razor Wind |Normal |10 | 80| 75|1st turn prepare. 2nd turn attack.
Recover |Normal |20 | --| --|Restores HP by 1/2 the max HP.
Reflect |Psychic |20 | --| --|Raises defense with a barrier.
Return |Normal |20 | --|100|An attack that is based on loyalty.
Reversal |Fighting|15 | --|100|Stringer if the user's HP is low.
Rest |Psychic |10 | --| --|Sleep for 2 turns to fully recover.
Roar |Normal |20 | --|100|Scares wild foes to end battle.
Rock Slide |Rock |10 | 75| 90|An attack that may cause flinching.
Rock Smash |Fighting|15 | 20|100|An attack that may lower defense.
Rock Throw |Rock |15 | 50| 90|Drops rocks on the enemy.
Rolling Kick |Fighting|15 | 60| 85|A fast, spinning kick.
Rollout |Rock |20 | 30| 90|Attack 5 turns with rising power.
Sacred Fire |Fire | 5 |100| 95|An attack that has a 50% chance of burn
Safeguard |Normal |25 | --| --|Prevents all status problems.
Sand-Attack |Ground |15 | --|100|Reduces accuracy by throwing sand.
Sandstorm |Rock |10 | --| --|Inflicts damage every turn.
Scary Face |Normal |10 | --| 90|Sharply reduces the foe's speed.
Scratch |Normal |35 | 40|100|Scratches with sharp claw.
Screech |Normal |40 | --| 85|Sharply reduces the foe's defense.
Seismic Toss |Fighting|20 | --|100|The user's level equals damage HP.
Selfdestruct |Normal | 5 |200|100|Powerful but makes the user faint.
Shadow Ball |Ghost |15 | 80|100|An attack that may lowers SPCL DEF.
Sharpen |Normal |30 | --| --|A move that raises the user's attack.
Sing |Normal |15 | --| 55|May cause the foe to fall asleep.
Sketch |Normal | 1 | --| --|Copies the foe's move permanently.
Skull Bash |Normal |15 |100|100|1st turn prepare. 2nd turn attack.
Sky Attack |Flying | 5 |140| 90|1st turn prepare. 2nd turn attack.
Slam |Normal |20 | 80| 75|Slams the foe with a tail, vine, etc.
Slash |Normal |20 | 70|100|Has a high critical hit ratio.
Sleep Powder |Grass ||5 | --| 75|May cause the foe to fall asleep.
Sleep Talk |Normal |10 | --| --|Randomly attacks while asleep.
Sludge |Poison |20 | 65|100|An attack that may poison the foe.
Sludge Bomb |Poison ||0 | 90|100|An attack that may poison the foe.
Smog |Poison |20 | 20| 70|An attack that may poison the foe.
Smokescreen |Normal |20 | --|100|Lowers the foe's accuracy.
Snore |Normal |15 | 40|100|An attack useable only while asleep.
Softboiled |Normal |10 | --|100|Restores HP by 1/2 the user's max HP.
Solarbeam |Grass |10 |120|100|1st turn prepare. 2nd turn attack.
Sonicboom |Normal |20 | 20| 90|Always inflict 20HP damage.
Spark |Electric|20 | 65|100|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Spider Web |Bug |10 | --|100|Prevents fleeing or switching.
Spike Cannon |Normal |15 | 20|100|Fires spikes to hit 2-5 times.
Spikes |Ground |20 | --| --|Hurts foes when they switch out.
Spite |Ghost |10 | --|100|Cuts the PP of the foe's last move.
Splash |Normal |40 | --| --|Has no effect whatsoever.
Spore |Grass |15 | --|100|A move that induces sleep.
Steel Wing |Steel |25 | 70| 90|Stiff wings strike the foe.
Stomp |Normal |20 | 65|100|An attack that may cause flinching.
Strength |Normal |15 | 80|100|A powerful physical attack.
String Shot |Bug |40 | --| 95|A move that lowers the foes speed.
Struggle |Normal |-- | 50|100|Used only if all PP is gone
Stun Spore |Grass |30 | --| 75|A move that will paralyze the foe.
Submission |Fighting|25 | 80| 80|An attack that also hurts the user.
Substitute |Normal |10 | --| --|Makes a decoy with 1/4 user's max HP.
Sunny Day |Fire | 5 | --| --|Boosts fire-type moves for 5 turns.
Super Fang |Normal |10 | --| 90|Cuts the foes HP by 1/2.
Supersonic |Normal |20 | --| 55|Sound wave that cause confusions.
Surf |Water |15 | 95|100|A strong water type attack.
Swagger |Normal |15 | --| 90|Causes confusion and raises attack.
Sweet Kiss |Normal |10 | --| 75|A move that causes confusion.
Sweet Scent |Normal |20 | --|100|Reduces the foe's evasiveness.
Swift |Normal |20 | 60| --|An attack that never misses.
Swords Dance |Normal |30 | --| --|A dance that increases attack.
Synthesis |Grass | 5 | --| --|Restores HP (varies by time).
Tackle |Normal |35 | 35| 95|A full-body charge attack.
Tail Whip |Normal |30 | --|100|Lowers the foe's defense.
Take Down |Normal |20 | 90| 85|A tackle that also hurts the user.
Teleport |Psychic |20 | --| --|A move for fleeing from battle.
Thief |Dark |10 | 40|100|An attack that may steal a held item.
Thrash |Normal |20 | 90|100|Works 2-3 turns and confuses user.
Thunder |Electric|10 |120| 70|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Thunderbolt |Electric|15 | 95|100|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Thunderpunch |Electric|15 | 75|100|An electric punch. It may paralyze.
Thundershock |Electric|30 | 40|100|An attack that may cause paralysis.
Thunder Wave |Electric|20 | --|100|A move that may cause paralysis.
Toxic |Poison |10 | --| 85|A poison move with increasing damage.
Transform |Normal |10 | --| --|The user Transforms in to the opponent.
Tri Attack |Normal |10 | 80|100|Fires three kinds of beams at once.
Triple Attack|Fighting|10 | 10| 90|Hits three times with rising power.
Twineedle |Bug |20 | 25|100|Jabs the foe twice using stingers.
Twister |Dragon |20 | 40|100|Whips up a tornado to attack.
Vicegrip |Normal |30 | 55|100|Grips with powerful pincers.
Vine Whip |Grass |10 | 35|100|Whips the foe with slender vines.
Vital Throw |Fighting|10 | 70|100|A 2nd-strike move that never misses.
Waterfall |Water |15 | 80|100|An aquatic charge attack.
Water Gun |Water |25 | 40|100|Squirts water to attack.
Whirlpool |Water |15 | 15| 70|Traps the foe 2-5 turns.
Whirlwind |Normal |20 | --|100|Blows away the foe, ends battle.
Wing Attack |Flying |35 | 60|100|Strikes the target with wings.
Withdraw |Water |40 | --| --|Heightens the user's defense.
Wrap |Normal |20 | 15| 85|Squeezes the foe 2-5 turns.
Zap Cannon |Electric| 5 |100| 50|An attack that always paralyzes.
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3) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Q: Which Pokemon are not
available in Crystal
in any legitimate way?
A: The Red/Blue starters and
their evolutions (the Bulbasaur, Charmander,
and Squirtle families),
Omanyte and Omastar, Kabuto and Kabutops, the
mystical birds (Articuno,
Zapdos, Moltres), Mewtwo, Mew, the Vulpix family,
the Mareep family, the
Remoraid family, the Mankey family, Girafarig, and
Celebi.
Q: What are the main
differences between Gold/Silver and Crystal?
A: -The Pokemon locations
have been shuffled around. Snubbull, for example,
is all over Kanto.
-You can play as a female
trainer.
-There is a Battle Tower
in Olivine City that offers a unique challenge.
-Suicune doesn't run from
you anymore. It's in the bottom of the Tin Tower.
-Several Pokemon learn new
moves by breeding, and level up. The most notable
is the Baton Pass
that Eevee learns at L36.
-The in-game trades are
different. Want the Machop in Goldenrod? You'll
have to give up an Abra for
it. (In G/S, it was a Drowzee.)
-This game is GBC exclusive.
-The graphics for several levels
(most notably the Ice
Cave) have been
redesigned.
-There's a new Radio Show in
Johto that can lead to some great items.
-The Daycare People on Route
34 give you an Odd Egg. What's in it? Who
knows....
-The Move Tutor is now
available, and he's invaluable in team making.
-It's possible to get more
than one Element Stone of each type.
-There's a Pokemon Seer in Cianwood Island who can tell you where a Pokemon
was originally caught, among
other things.
Q: What HASN'T changed in
the past 10 months?
A: -The Gym Leader's Pokemon
haven't changed at all
-You still have a choice of
Chikorita, Cyndaquil, or Totodile as a starter.
-Celebi is not in the game
-The TMs haven't changed
locations
-Red still has a team that
can wreak havoc on you
Q: How do I breed?
A: Leave a male and female
Pokemon, or a Ditto and the Pokemon you want to
breed, in the Daycare on
Route 34. Eventually, there should be an Egg. (See
the Breeding section for
more info.)
Q: What's the Move Tutor?
A: A man near Goldenrod's
Game Corner will teach one Pokemon Thunderbolt,
Ice Beam, or Flamethrower
for 4000 coins on Wednesday and Saturday after
you beat the Elite 4. You
get one shot a day.
Q: When does the Time
Capsule open?
A: The day after you hit Ecruteak City. See the walkthrough for more info.
Q: What Pokemon are eligible
for the Time Capsule?
A: Any of the original 151,
as long as they have no new moves.
Q: What Pokemon swarm, and
how do I find out?
A: Pokemon swarms happen
only if a trainer calls you and says "You've gotta
see this! A whole bunch of
(insert Pokemon here) are swarming all over
(insert location
here)!" The Pokemon and trainers you need to contact are:
Ralph on Route 32 tells you
when Qwilfish swarm. Fish Route 32 when they do.
Anthony on 33 has
information on when Dunsparce swarm. The Dunsparce are in
Dark Cave.
On Route 35, get Arnie's
number to find out about when Yanma swarm. Yanma
will be in Route 35.
The # of Pokemon that swarm
has decreased since Gold and Silver (Remoraid's
gone, Snubbull's common, and
Marill's more common in Mt.
Mortar).
Q: Where are the Once-A-Week
Siblings, and what do they have?
A: Sibling Location Day Item
Sunny Route
37 Sunday Magnet (powers up Electric)
Monica Route 40 Monday Sharp Beak (Flying)
Tuscany Route
29 Tuesday Pink Bow (Normal)
Wesley
Lake of Rage
Wednesday Black Belt
(Fighting)
Arthur Route
36 Thursday Hard Rock (Rock)
Frieda Route
32 Friday Poison Barb (Poison)
Santos Blackthorne City Saturday
Spell Tag (Ghost)
Q: Uh... you've got the
trainer's Pokemon listed a certain way, but the
trainer went differently for
me. Why?
A: The order that the
Pokemon come out is random. Though when you fight the
Elite 4, they'll try to
bring out a Pokemon that beats yours. I just list
it in order of levels,
lowest to highest.
Q: What attacks are based on
the Attack stat? And what about the Special
Attack stat?
A: Normal, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying,
Bug, Rock, Ghost, and Steel
are all considered physical
attacks, and run on the Attack stat. By the
same token, Fire, Water,
Electric, Grass, Ice, Psychic, Dragon, and Dark
are Special moves. Hence,
they run on the Special Attack stat.
Q: What is STAB?
A: STAB = Same Type Attack
Bonus. If the element of the move and one of
the Pokemon's types match,
there's a 1.5x bonus. Normal moves do get STAB,
and there's no difference
between single and dual-types. (Dodrio's Body
Slam is just as powerful as
Snorlax's for example, and their Body Slam is
stronger than Golem's, even
though they have the same max Attack rating.)
Q: What Pokemon evolve by
Element Stones?
A:
Fire- Vulpix (Ninetales),
Growlithe (Arcanine), Eevee (Flareon)
Water- Poliwhirl
(Poliwrath), Shellder (Cloyster), Staryu (Starmie), Eevee
(Vaporeon)
Thunder- Pikachu (Raichu),
Eevee (Jolteon)
Grass- Gloom (Vileplume),
Weepinbell (Victreebel), Exeggcute (Exeggutor)
Moon- Nidorina (Nidoqueen),
Nidorino (Nidoking), Clefairy (Clefable),
Jigglypuff (Wigglytuff)
Sun- Gloom (Bellossom),
Sunkern (Sunflora)
Q: Where are these stones?
A: Fire, Water, Grass, and
Electric: The Route 25 side quest. (See the
walkthrough for more info).
After they are exausted, you can Mystery
Gift them.
Sun- Win the Bug-Catching
Contest.
Moon- Route 26 (Waterfall
area), Mt. Moon on Mondays, Mom might buy one
for you, complete a Ruins of
Alph puzzle
You can also pick up extra
Stones from trainers in Crystal.
Fire: Schoolboy Alan on
Route 36
Water: Fisherman Tully on
Route 42
Thunder: Lass Dana on Route
38
Leaf: Picknicker Gina on
Route 34
Q: What areas are considered
forest, and what areas are considered
mountains? And why does it
mean anything?
A: Forest areas are
generally considered to be anything between Azalea Town
and Ecruteak City,
plus the areas to the west. Everything else is mountain.
It matters because different
Pokemon can be found by using Headbutt (TM 2)
on trees in these areas.
Forest area: Caterpie family,
Weedle family, Ekans, Venonat, Hoothoot
family, Pineco*, Exeggcute*,
Ledyba, Spinarak
Mountain area: Ekans,
Spearow, Aipom*, Heracross*
*This Pokemon can only be
caught by Headbutting the trees.
Q: I'm in Cianwood Island,
and have heard of a Poke Seer. What does he do?
A: His job is to check
when/where a Pokemon was caught, at what level it
was caught, and how happy it
is.
Q: What are DVs? And do they
have any practical use?
A: The Hidden Power element
(and the basic damage) is based on a Pokemon's
Diversification Values, or
DVs. Each stat (HP, Attack, Defense, Speed,
Special) has a different
value. These are locked in when you catch a
Pokemon. (NOTE: These may
appear under different names, so the acronym DV
is used.)
The DVs are a number between
0 and 15. A Pokemon with a DV of 15 in a
particular category can
achieve maximum stats. If the DV is lower, then
two points are deducted from
the stat at L100. (Example: A Tyranitar with
an Attack DV of 8 would lose
14 points from its attack, creating a 352
Attack Tyranitar.)
To determine the Pokemon's
DVs, get a ton of Rare Candies, and pump the
Pokemon up to L100, then box
them until the stats don't increase anymore.
Compare the stats you have
to the max stats in the Pokedex, and you'll find
the DVs. (NOTE2: If you
catch a Pokemon with maximum DVs in every category,
consider yourself extremely
blessed: The odds of getting a max-DV Pokemon
are approx. 1 in 1,040,000.)
Use this chart to find the
DVs.
DV # Off Max Stat
15 0
14 -2 (-1)
13 -4 (-2)
12 -6 (-3)
11 -8 (-4)
10 -10 (-5)
9 -12 (-6)
8 -14 (-7)
7 -16 (-8)
6 -18 (-9)
5 -20 (-10)
4 -22 (-11)
3 -24 (-12)
2 -26 (-13)
1 -28 (-14)
0 -30 (-15)
Another check is to catch
the Pokemon you want, then Rare Candy it up
to L50. From there, subtract
the stats you have from the L50 max in the
Pokedex. The answers are the
DVs.
To find the HP DV, start with
H(HP DV) = 0
If the attack DV is odd, add
8. Otherwise, add 0.
If the defense DV is odd,
add 4. Otherwise, add 0.
If the speed DV is odd, add
2. Otherwise, add 0.
If the special DV is odd,
add 1. Otherwise, add 0.
Whatever H equals at the end
is your HP DV.
Q: What's this Stat
Experince I hear about?
A: Stat Experience is not
the normal experience you see and gain everytime you
finish a Pokémon battle. For
you see, this type of experience is what the
stat development is based
on. When your Pokémon has acquired all of its
maximum Stat Experience,
then its statistics have been truly maxed out,
based on the Pokémon's DVs
of course. The total amount of Stat Experience
your Pokémon can acquire is
65,536. Now, there is no exact way of
determining how much Stat
Experience your Pokémon has, due to the fact that
it is not on the viewable
list through the Pokémon sub-menu of your menu
screen. You know if you've
used all the vitamins that you've got 6,553
points, but what happens
from there? There is a way ou can tell however, if
your Pokémon has acquired
all of its Stat Experience. If you know your
Pokémon's DVs, and the stats
meet the maximum of the certain DV, then you
know that the Pokémon has
acquired all of its Stat Experience. However, if
they do not meet the
potential of the DVs, then well... you've got more work
to do.
Note that each stat has its
own calculation of stat EXP.
Q: How the heck do you
figure out Hidden Power?
A: The HP damage formula is:
Base Power = ((X × 5 + Y) ÷ 2) + 31
To get the Hidden Power, you
need to determine the DVs of your Pokemon.
*See above* My example is a
Jolteon with DVs of 15 in Speed and Special,
and 14 in Attack and
Defense. These yield a HP DV of 3. (His L100 stats
are 304 HP, 226 Attack, 216
Defense, 358 Speed, 318 Special Attack, 288
Special Defense.)
Next, convert each DV into a
binary number (be it 0 or 1)
If DV = 8+, let # = 1.
If DV = 7-, let # = 0.
Plug them into a number, in
the order of Attack, Defense, Speed, Special.
Mine came up 1111.
Check this chart to find
what your binary number equals.
Binary X
0000 0
0001 1
0010 2
0011 3
0100 4
0101 5
0110 6
0111 7
1000 8
1001 9
1010 10
1011 11
1100 12
1101 13
1110 14
1111 15
So, the X part of the
formula is 15. To find Y, we take our Special DV and
convert it. In this case,
the highest possible number is 3. Anything above
this number is reduced to 3.
So our formula looks like this:
Base Power = ((15 × 5 + 3) ÷ 2) + 31
Order of operations rules
state that we do brackets first. So, we get:
(75 + 3)/2 )+31
(78/2) + 31
39 + 31
70
Our base damage is 70. But
what element are we hitting with?
To determine the type we'll
be hitting with, convert the Attack and Defense
numbers to binary. 14 in
binary is 1110, and we use it twice.
Combine the last two digits
of the number. 10 + 10 = 1010, or 10 in decimal
numbers.
Use this chart to determine
type.
Value Type
15 Dark
14 Dragon
13 Ice
12 Psychic
11 Electric
10 Grass
9 Water
8 Fire
7 Steel
6 Ghost
5 Bug
4 Rock
3 Ground
2 Poison
1 Flying
0 Fighting
So, Jolteon's got a base 70
Grass Hidden Power. This allows him to almost
KO a Quagsire in one hit,
but his HP are in the crapper.
NOTE: Even though you've
figured all of this stuff out, the game will still
say that HP's type is Normal. That only comes
into play if someone decides
to Counter your Hidden
Power. (I've heard of Zapdos with HP Ice let fly
against Sandslash, only to
have it Countered back in their face for a faint.
Watch it.)
Q: What are the differenced
between Gold & Silver and Crystal?
A: These are Pokemon that are not in Crystal. The chart shows in what older
versions the Pokemon are
available.
R B Yw
G S Ni NP PC
Bulbasaur Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Ivysaur Y
Y Y N
N N N
N
Venusaur Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Charmander Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Charmeleon Y
Y Y N
N N N N
Charizard Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Squirtle Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Wartortle Y
Y Y N
N N N N
Blastoise Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Omanyte Y
Y Y N
N N N N
Omastar Y
Y Y N
N N N N
Mewtwo Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Moltres Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Zapdos Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Articuno Y
Y Y N
N N N Y
Mareep N
N N Y
Y N N N
Flaaffy N
N N Y
Y N N N
Ampharos N
N N Y
Y N N N
Girafarig N
N N Y
Y N N N
Remoraid N
N N Y
Y N N Y
Octillery N
N N Y
Y N N N
Mankey Y
N Y Y
N N N N
Primeape Y
N Y Y
N N N N
Vulpix N
Y Y N
Y N N N
Ninetales N
Y Y N
Y N N N
Mew N
N N N
N Y N Y
Celebi N
N N N N
Y Y Y
Misiningno Y
Y N N
N N N N
M Block Y
Y N N
N N N N
Key:
---Method
R=Red
B=Blue
Yw=Yellow
G=Gold
S=Silver
Ni=Nintendo Promotion
NP=Nintendo Power Contest
PC=Pokemon Center
---Answer
Y=Yes
N=No
In addition to those Pokemon
there are subtle changes.
The boy/girl change.
Gifts from phone numbers.
The Battle Tower.
The sign that pops up on the
bottom of the screen.
The fact that Pokemon move
before battle in addition to there battle
cry.
Some Trainers are
rearranged.
The Pokemon Seer in the
outskirts of Cianwood
City
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Pokemon Found at Day:(Route,
not Town)
Pidgey
Rattata
Sentret
Pokemon Found at Night:
Hoot-Hoot
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New Bark Town
Overview
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Get Poke Gear from Mom
Set Day of the Week
Visit Prof. Elm at his Lab
Get a Pokemon
Get to Cherrygrove City
Walkthrough:
After you woke up in your
room, go out the door on the top right into the
kictchen. Talk to your
Mom(the woman on the right side of the table) and
register her phone number.
Once you've got hers, walk out the door of your
house. And after that, make your
way to Professor Elm's House. Inside, talk
to him until he lets you
take one of the Pokemon Balls on the table. Now
it gets interesting...who
should you choose? Will it be...Totodile? Or
Cyndaquill? Not Cyndaquill
because it's Chikorita! Ask me? Well I chose
Totodile by random. Who's
the strongest you ask? That, I'm not sure, because
I never really got the
chance to compare their stats. But it's really up
to you. Cyndaquill is a Fire
type, Totodile is a Water type and Chikorita
is a Grass type. And the
Poke Balls are layed out in that order, Cynaquill,
Totodile and Chikorita. Once
you've made up your mind, pick the Poke Ball
up. And proceed to the door
-- but Professor Elm's Aid will stop you to
give you a Potion. From here, just keep walking out and to Route
29.
At Route 29, you should
train your Pokemon up at least 3 Levels. Two or
Three battles against a
Level 2 Pokemon will promote you to level 6. As
Pokemon grow more, the
harder they will be to train. Anyways, back to the
Walkthrough. At the beginning
of the Route, just go left and at the bottom
of your screen, you should
see a man. Talk to him to learn how to capture
a Pokemon. Now, back to the
Walkthrough. Go left and proceed to do that
until you get blocked off by
small trees. At this point, go right until you
see this boy standing there.
On his right, there should be two row of
stones. And there should
also be a gap between the stone on the bottom.
Go through it. Go up and
right and you should see some grass. Go up and keep
left until you come to a
town.
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Pokemon Found at Night:
Poilwag(Route 30)
Hoot-Hoot
Zubat
Items:
Town Map
Mystic Water(later)
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Cherrygrove City Overview
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"Get Town
Map
"Get to Mr. Pokemon's
House
"Get PokeDex
Walkthrough:
Once you enter Cherrygrove city
talk to the man standing near the path to
Route 29 and accept his
offer of showing you around Cherrygrove city. After
he's done walking in front
of places, he will give you the Town Map. This is
a helpful Item if you want
to know where you are. Anyways, back to the
Walkthrough. After you get
the Town Map, go to the path to Route 30.
From Route 30, go up and
then right into the grassy fields. At that point go
up and then turn left at the
nearby house. Talk to the man inside to get
a Berry. Let one of your Pokemon hold this and
during a battle, it will
recover 20 HP randomly.
After that, get out of his house and talk to the
tree on your left to get a Berry. At this point go
right and then go up and
keep going up until you come
to a small house. Before you go in though, go
and talk to the tree on your
left to get a Poisoncure Berry. Now go in.
Inside, you will find
Professor Oak and Mr. Pokemon. Professor Oak will give
you a PokeDex and then
leave. As soon as you get out of Mr. Pokemon's House,
you will get a call from
Professor Elm telling you to get back to his lab
right now. Navigate Route 30
until you get back to Cherrygrove
City. Take
the path to Route 29 -- but
wait, you're blocked off and he's a Pokemon
Trainer. But maybe, _maybe_
you should train your Pokemon up to level 10
before you fight this
Trainer, because it will be much easier.
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Pokemon Battle: ???
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Pokemon used:
Cyndaquil
Totodile
Chikorita
How to Beat him:
This will be your first
Official Pokemon Battle, and it will be quite easy
if your Starting Pokemon is
at level 10 or higher. If you chose Totodile,
he will use Chikorita and if
you chose Cyndaquil, he will use Totodile. It
might be easier if you chose
Totodile since Scratch is stronger than Tackle.
But if you chose Cyndaquil
or Chikorita you'll still do fine if your
Starting Pokemon is level 10
or higher. About three attacks from a level 10
or above Pokemon will do the
trick. With my level 11 Totodile, I had no
troubles dispatching him.
His moves are weak for the beginning, unless you
chose Cyndaquil, and he has
Scratch.
After your battle, continue
through Route 29 until you make it back to New
Bark Town. At this point, go into
Professor Elm's Lab. Inside you will find
Professor Elm with a Poilce
Officier. This is where you get give ??? a name.
Once you gave ??? a name,
the Police Officer will leave. Talk to Professor
Elm and he will tell you
what happened -- in full detail. After that begin
your walk to get out of
here, Professor Elm's Aid will once again interrupt
you to give you some Poke
Balls. He won't do that if you didn't talk to
Professor Elm.
Now that you got some Poke
Balls, it's time to go and put together a good
strong Team. I only taught
you all that stuff in the beginning to prepare
you for team-building. The
Pokemon in Route 30 are a bit stronger than the
ones in Route 29. But for
starters, a level 3 Pokemon should be trained in
the level 2-3 to Pokemon
zone. Build up about three new Pokemon to separate
levels, or you could raise
them evenly. At this point of the game, I had a
level 11 Totodile, level 9
Hoot-Hoot and a level 9 Rattata. Not what you
call an offensive team, but
a simple team like that will do for the first Gym
Leader. Well you're ready,
make your way back to Route 30.
At Route 30 go up and turn right into the grass
fields again. From there,
keep going up but stop at
the sign. Instead, go left and now it's time to
battle. Start by Youngster
Joey, but don't worry, all these Pokemon Trainers
here will only have a one or
two Pokemon. After beating Youngster Joey, talk
to him again an you could
register his Phone Number. He will call you for
a rematch and other
interesting things. After that go up and just keep going
up until you're blocked off
by a small tree. At that point go down a bit and
then go right and up. After
that go left until you could go down. Do that.
Fight Bug Catcher Wade and
when you beat him register his Phone Number. Go
up and then keep going left
until you come to Violet
City.
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Enter Bellsprout Tower
Get HM 05
Win Zephyr Badge
Get EGG
Welcome to Violet City!
Home of the First Pokemon Gym. This is the big
opportunity to win your
first Official Pokemon Badge! First of all you could
get HM 05 first. But that's
opptional, you could get it later if you wish.
I recommend you do it now
because I'll write the walkthrough for it now.
At the beginning of town, go
left and then go up when you could. Keep going
up until you come to a big
tower. Go in. Inside the Tower, you will have to
fight many battles, but all
of the Trainers in here are not that good. By
now you're Pokemon should be
around level 10. Without further a due, here it
is.
From the beginning go up and
left and then keep going up until you come to
this warp thing. This will
bring you to the second floor. Over here, go up
a bit and then go right and
keep going right until you come to another warp
point. Go up a bit and then
keep going left and you will fight another
Trainer. This battle should
be a synch. After the battle go down until you
come to another warp point.
From here keep going down and then go right, you
will fight another Trainer,
but once again, this will be easy. After this
battle go right onto another
warp point. At this point you will have to
fight three separate battles
until you come to the Elder. But you're rival
has already fought him.
After your Rival leaves, it's your turn.
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Sage Li
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Pokemon used:
Bellsrout
Hoot-Hoot
Awards:
HM 05
If you chose Cynaquil, this
battle will be nothing at all. But again, your
Pokemon should be around
level 10. You could dispatch him with no troubles
if you have a Pidgey or a
Hoot-Hoot. At level 07 Pidgey learns Gust. And
at level 11, Hoot-Hoot
learns Peck. Both these Moves will serve you well
against him. Well when you
finally beat him, grab the Escape Rope on the top
right corner. And use it to
get out of here.
Once you got out of the Sprout Tower,
heal your Pokemon at the Pokemon
Centre and then head to the
Gym. You will also battle several battles here
too. But they're not that
hard either. It's better to heal after each
battle, this way you'll be fresh
against Falkner.
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Leader Falkner
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Pokemon used:
Pidgey
Pidgeotto
Awards:
TM 31
Zephyr Badge
His highest level Pokemon is
at level 9, and I out-classed him by seven
levels. So I had absolutely
no troubles dispatching him. You could trade
a Bellsprout for an Onix
near the Pokemon Centre to make your life easier.
Try to give your Pokemon
some Berries, or rather let them hold it. Having
an Onix on your Team and
around the level of 11, you could make this battle
go on for a long, long,
time. But you got to watch out though the Pidgeotto
is armed with Mud-Slap,
which is a ground type move and Onix is weak
against it. Send in your
Starter to waste Pidgeotto.
After you've won, you will
receive a phone call from Professor Elm telling
you he sent his Aid to the
nearby Pokemon Centre. Go there to receive an
Egg containing a Togepi.
After you get your Egg, get
out of the Pokemon Centre and then go up. Then
go left and keep going down,
talk to the tree to get a Paralyzecure Berry.
Just continue down.
At Route 32, go down and
then left to fight a Trainer. You don't have to
fight him, but I recommend
it. Around the grass fields, there are level six
to seven Pokemon. All for
your Pokemon to train. When you win this battle
against Youngster, continue
down until you see a girl. Talk to her to engage
into a battle. Again, this
is one of those optional battles. When you win,
talk to her to register her
Phone Number. After this battle continue down
until you see a boy this
will be yet another battle. Go down a bit and then
go right and up to find a
Great Ball, this is an upgrade of the Poke Ball
and is better to catch
Pokemon with. After that go down until you come to
a Pokemon Centre, heal your
Pokemon and then go down and left into the
Union Cave.
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Union Cave
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Pokemon Found:
Rattata
Sandshrew
Zubat
Geodude
Onix
Items found:
Great Ball
Awakening
X Attack
TM 18
From the beginning go left
and down then turn left to battle a Hiker. From
there, go down and then right
and just keep going right and then down to
fight another Hiker. After
you're battle, go down a bit and then move left
and then go down until you
come to an intersection where you have two
choices; left and right. Go
right until you can't go anymore then go down
to fight one more battle.
After that just walk into the light to imerge in
one piece.
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B: Slowpoke's Cave
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Azalea Town
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Welcome to Azalea Town!
A.K.A home of the second GYM! Bulk your Pokemon up
a couple of levels. Then get
ready for a heck of a fight in the GYM. Of
course, there are many
things for you to do, so let's get right into it.
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Azalea Town Overview
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* Visit Kurt at his house
* Proceed to the Slowpoke's
Cave
* Take out Team Rocket
* Get HIVE BADGE
* Engage into battle with
Rival
Now that we understand what
we need to do, it's time to start doing them.
Start off by visiting Kurt
at his house. Refer to the Map. Then he will
leave his house and you go
ahead and follow him. Go to the Slowpoke's Well
(Refer to Map for reference)
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Slowpoke Well
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Pokemon found:
Slowpoke
Items:
Super Potion
Pokemon Battles:
4
Make sure that your Pokemon
are at least at Level 15 for this battle. My
three Pokemon were:
Hoot-Hoot Lv.17, Totodile Lv. 16, Onix Lv. 15. Now I
know what you're thinking
"What a stupid guy, his Pokemon are to high level"
Hey, cut my some slack, I
only had three Pokemon, and I wanted a Noctowl.
There will be three Rockets
and one big cheese. The three are not that
strong, but the last guy may
give you some trouble if your Pokemon are not
level 15 and higher. Go
through each of them and grab the SUPER POTION after
the battle with the girl.
Just keep going until you make it to the big
cheese.
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Pokemon Battle: Rocket
Executive
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Pokemon used:
Koffing
Items:
None
This battle is fairly simple
if you have the right stuff. Just remember a
couple of things: you just
grabbed a SUPER POTION that you can use at any
place and time. You catching
my drift? If your strongest Pokemon falls,
you won't be able to use the
SUPER POTION. Keep that in mind. His Koffing
is at level 14, if my active
memory serves me correctly. Just keep your
Pokemon alive and you'll do
fine.
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Once you defeated the big
cheese, Kurt will confront you and take you back
to his House. He can also
make Poke Balls for you! All you need are APRICORN
you can find these in little
trees. I'll begin to mark them on the Maps.
When he's done talking, exit
his house and go to the back of his house. Talk
to this tree and you'll win
a WHITE APRICORN. This will allow you to make
a Special Poke Ball at
Kurt's House. So bring it to him if you wish.
Make sure you bulk your
Pokemon up a level or two. My Hoot-Hoot was level
19 by the time I finished
the whole GYM. Of course, I fought everybody in
the GYM, but most trainers
are optional. Although I highly recommend that
you defeat everybody for the
experience, you don't have to if you don't
want to.
When you're ready, go to the
nearby GYM (the Rocket guy that was guarding
the GYM will now be gone)
jump in and you'll notice that inside, there's
two female trainers standing
beside each other. Believe it or not, they're
both one trainer. They'll
have two Pokemon. Once that battle is over, take
a right and you will soon be
challenged once again. Continue on and battle
each trainer that you want
to. And make it to the centre of the GYM and
challenge Bugsy.
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Leader: Bugsy
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Pokemon Used:
Metapod
Kakuna
Scyther
Items:
None
This GYM Leader is nothing
but easy if you don't have the right stuff. By
this I mean, you'll need
some Pokemon to work for you. Check the chart, but
if my memory serves me
correctly, Flying, Fire will do well against his
Bug-type Pokemon. His
Scyther will cause some trouble for you if you let it
connect with a Fury-Cutter.
You can try and make it miss after the first
blow. If his Scyther
connects two or more times, this will hurt you bad.
The move will damage you
more every single time. Onix will help you out here,
but any Pokemon that has a
Paralyzing, Sleeping, or Accuracy-decreasing
will stop his Scyther from
reaching the maximum damage. Remember one thing:
"THE LONGER THE BATTLE GOES, THE MORE
IT'LL GO TO BUGSY'S ADVANTAGE" did you
get that? Good, basic
reminder, use any attack that can stop Scyther from
attacking. Trust me, you do
not want the Fury Cutter to connect four times.
That'll do a LOT of damage. Just keep that point in mind and you
should come
out victorious.
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Ilex Forest
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Items: Revive, TM
02(Headbutt)
After you've won you're big battle against
Bugsy, exit the Gym and heal
your Pokemon in the Pokemon
Centre. Exit the Pokemon Centre and turn
left.
You'll probably notice that
you'll immediately get challenged from your
friendly neighbourhood
Rival!
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Pokemon Battle:
Rival
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Pokemon Used: Zubat,
Ghastly, Croconaw, [or] Quilava, [or] Bayleef
Items used: None
This is another friendly battle with your
Rival, you'll noticed that the
starter you faced back in Cherrygrove City has evolved! (YAY!) Stop cheering!
It's a bad thing. It'll be harder to beat this dude now. By now, you're
Pokemon should be in the
level range of 15-20, if you're Pokemon is over 16,
this is won't be such a hard
battle. But I found it easier with my
Hoot-hoot
at level 19, my Croconaw at
level 18 and my Onix at level 14. This
battle
can be easily one if you
counter with the approiate types.
Counter Zubat
with a Rock Throwing Onix,
Ghastly with Hoot-Hoot's Forsight + Tackle or
Croconaw's Bite to deal
damage on Ghastly. Counter Croconaw with
Bellsprout's
Vine Whip, Quilava with
Wooper's Water Gun and Quilava with...a strong
physical
attack. Take out the Ghastly as FAST as you possibly
can. Got it?
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Ilex Forest(Continued)
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Once you've got the battle under your
belt, continue left and through
the house to get into Ilex Forest
itself. Go north from the start until
you
see a boy. Take to him and he'll tell you that he's
missing his Sensai's
Farfetch'd is missing in
forest. Your job is to look for the
Farfetch'd.
Take the path south near the
boy and just follow the path until you find a
bird(Farfetch'd) take to it
to make it fly away. Follow the
direction he
took and talk to Farfetch'd
again and repeat the process until you make him
fly to the boy. Get back there and you'll notice that there's
the boy's
Sensai with him. Talk to the Sensai and he'll award you with
the HM 01, Cut.
Use the HM 01 to cut the nearby tree north
of you. Continue along the
path until you see a body of
water. Continue along the single path
until
you're finally allowed to
choose your own path; north and east.
Take the
path on the right, continue
this path until you see another person.
Talk
to him to receive TM 02,
Headbutt. Now, get back to the "get
to choose path"
and go north. Follow this path and go north in the next
area to advance
into...
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Goldenrod
City
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Items: Radio Card, Bicycle,
Squirtbottle, TM 45(Attract), TM 20(Return), TM
21(Frustration), TM
25(Thunder), Fire Blast(TM), Blizzard(TM), PlainBadge,
Coin Case
Yes, there will not be a map for
Goldenrod, simply because everywhere
is too complicated. I'll just walk you through you this like any
other
decent FAQ Author
would. Start off by healing your Pokemon
at the Pokemon
Centre if necessary. Now head north past one more building and
turn left.
Continue along until you see
the a huge tower; go in. Now go right
and talk
to the last woman sitting
behind the table. Say Yes and answer her
questions in this order if
you don't the answers: YES, YES, YES, NO, YES if
my active memory serves me
correctly. If you answered the questions
correctly,
you should win a Radio
Card. This will allow you to listen to
all sorts of
Radio Channels.
Now the next thing on the list is to grab
a bike. Exit the tower and
keep going right until you
hit house. Backtrack and then head south until
you aren't allowed to
anymore. Go into the nearby house and talk to the man
in here. Say yes and he'll give you a Bicycle.
Press Start and choose the
Bicycle, select the SEL option on the pop-up menu
to register the bike. So from now on, press Select to get on the
Bicycle!
Now ride your new bike to
the big building
right above the Pokemon
Centre and go in. This is what we call,
the Game
Corner. But before you can play, you'll need the coin
case, so get outta
here. From the outside of the building, go left and
south until you can't
go anymore, then go into the
house on the right and down the stairs.
In
this place, south, south,
south, and maybe even more south until you find
an item, Coin Case.
Now you can go back to the Game Corner and
attempt to win some Coins.
Talk to the man behind the
counter and buy some coins. Once you've
got coins
you can talk to the slot
machines to play. The ones on the left
side of the
Game Corner are
roulette-style. And the ones on the
right side of the Game
Corner are
"card-games." Once you've won
enough Coins, you can trade them
for prizes. You might be
able to find some
coins by pressing A all over
the place in the Game Corner
Now that we know what the
Game Corner is for, let's move onto
other things. Now leave the Game Corner and do something
you should've done
a LONG time ago, and that's
attempt to fight...The GYM Leader!
Wait!
There's other things for you to do...if it's after 6PM, use your
radio to tune into the
Password channel or a similar name and remember the
password the station gives
out. Now go to the Radio Tower
and to the next
floor, talk to the girl
sitting on the chair and choose the correct password
to add 1 POINT to your
card. Once you've reached the required
points you
can trade them for
prizes. Here's the table:
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|# of points| -Prize- |
| 2
| Ultra Ball |
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2
| Full Restore
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3
| Rare Candy
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3
| Nugget
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5
| Protein
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5
| Iron
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5
| Carbos
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5
| Calcium
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5
| HP Up
Now that you know this, let's take on the
Gym Leader, you should also
maybe train a little bit or get
some of your Pokemon into shape. This
will
help you out for the tough
battle that lies ahead. I recommend an
Onix to
be added to your team
against the Normal slaughters of the Goldenrod
gym.
Head to the Goldenrod gym
and then fight the trainers in here and slowly
make your way towards the
Gym leader in the centre of the Pokemon Gym.
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Gym Leader Battle: Whitney
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Pokemon used: Clefairy,
Miltank
Items to be earned:
Plainbadge, TM 45
This will be the rougher battles in the
game, she has Miltank that can
take a lot of abuse before
it falls down. To the addition that, it
can also
deal a LOT of abuse to you
before YOU go down (if that happens, and I think
it will) the Milktank is
armed with Rollout, a very strong Rock attack.
The
key to this battle is to
stop Rollout before it gets to 100 damage, this can
be done by Onix's Bind
attack. The fire and flying types do not
even stand
a chance in the struggle
against Miltank, although the Clefairy isn't much
of a challenge, Miltank can
wipe you out in a lot of different ways; and
that's lethal no matter what
game you're playing. Don't hesitate to
use
items when absolutely
necessary, but you're only helping Milktank so use
Items as a last resort. To get an Onix, you can find one in the Union Cave
or by trading with a boy in
Violet city. A Geodude can also help
out, with
Rock Throw, so the strategy
here is not to WEAR down Miltank, but to take it
down with raw force. This may take a while but you'll soon come
out
successful.
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Goldenrod city (continued)
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After the battle, the leader Whitney will
cry and say you're a meany and
junk, so leave the Gym and
go right back in. Then, talk to Whitney
and you'll
win the Plain Badge and
TM45, Attract. This TM can make the
opposite gender
get attracted to your
Pokemon and it won't attack you. You
probably want
to get on to the next city
now right? Thought so. Leave the GYM and take
a quick left then proceed
north. Keep going north until you reach
the
national park. Go northeast here and look for an opening on
the
fence that surrounds the
park. Go there and take a left. Then keep going
until you can go south, do
that. Keep going south and you'll soon
reach
TM 28(Dig.)
Now with another item under your belt, go
through the big house on the
east part of the park. In this next area, you can train your Pokemon
a little
bit against the trainers and
then keep going east. You see a girl
here, and
she's not interested in
battling. Talk to her and now go back to
Goldenrod
city. Head right past the gym until you aren't
allowed to do so anymore.
You'll find a small house
here go in and talk to BOTH of the girls.
Starting
with the lower one then talk
to the girl watering the plants. She
will now
give you the SQUIRTBOTTLE to
put in the key pocket. If it's Sunday
and you're
looking for another TM. Go to the Goldenrod city Mart(the huge one,
you can't
miss it) go to the second
highest floor and look for girl behind the counter.
Talk to her and if you're
leading Pokemon doesn't like you, you'll get TM 21
Frustration but if you're
leading Pokemon _likes_ you, you'll get TM 20,
Return
Finally, it's time to stop stalling, it's
time to move onto the next city.
But before we go on, make
sure you have a strong Pokemon, a water type in
particular, or use Dig you
just found. Why? You'll soon find
out. I should
also mention one more thing,
if it's Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, you can
go to the house right before
the national park and talk to the man in there
for a FREE of charge safari
to find the strongest Bug Pokemon and win stuff
doing it! You also get to keep the last Pokemon you
find. Scyther, Pinser
and a whole lot of others
can only be found in the Bug Catching Contest.
It's also a great place for
training level 10-17 Pokemon. Now, let's
get
on with the
walkthrough. Go through that big house
once again and to the
girl that was standing near
the tree that moves. Use the
Squirtbottle and
it will wake up to challenge
you...
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ONE TIME POKEMON CHANCE:
Sudowoodo
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A great Pokemon to be added to your
collection. It will be at level 20
and is a well-armed Pokemon
with some heavy array of attacks. Mimic,
Low Kick
and one other I
believe. If you're too scared to fight
and are about to lose,
go ahead and use Whirlwind,
Teleport, Roar or other attacks that take you out
of the battle instantly, but
if you blow this opportunity, you don't get
another one, a level 20
Pokemon should be a great addition for the upcoming
battles ahead. It's a ROCK type mind you, an Ultra Ball or
Great Ball is
your only chance, or maybe
some special Poke Balls from Kirk.
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The Journey to the Next Town
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Items: TM 18(Rock Smash)
Once you've successfully taken care of
Sudowoodo, take a right, and then
talk to the
"roundish" man here to receive TM 18, Rock Smash. Now go left
and keep going so then go
north when you're allowed to. Keep doing
that and
you'll soon emerge into...
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Ecruteak City
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Items: HM Surf
You should have a team of
Pokemon at level 25 by now, if not, you'll just
have to make due. Look around for an old man with glasses and
then go into
the house beside him. Go up the stage in here and talk to the woman
from
left to right, or a series
of battles facing, Umbreon, Flareon, Jolten,
Vaporeon,
and Espeon. Once you've defeated them, talk to the man
off the stage and
he'll
award you with HM 05(Surf.) Unfortunately,
this is where I got to and I'll
have to put...-UPDATE- Yes,
I'm back! Head into the tower on the
northwest
part of town. Talk to the two people in here and take a
left then north
and finally take a right and
down. You should soon your Rival here so
get
ready for a battle, I just
did this at first!
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Pokemon Battle:
Rival
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Pokemon Used: Haunter,
Magnetmite, Bayleef, Zubat
Items: None
Your
Rival's
Pokemon range is at 18-22,
yours should be 19-23 or so. If you can
get your
Pokemon to be over 25, you
should have no problem with this guy.
Counter
Haunter with Kadabra(Confusion,
Psybeam), Magnetmite with Growlithe(Ember),
Bayleef with Noctowl(Peck)
or Growlithe(Ember), and Zubat with Growlithe
(Ember)
That pretty much sums this
battle up, look out for the Curse from Haunter,
he'll try to use this pretty
quickly, and that Curse will hound you for the
rest of the battle(it will
slowly cut away your HP), so lead off with a decoy,
and when it uses Curse,
counter with Kadabra. Then bring in the
mentioned
Pokemon to counter.
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Ecruteak City(continued)
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After the rival battle, you'll go through
a cinema with you falling
through the floor and into a
secret room. You'll now go face-to-face
with
three odd looking
creatures(Pokemon, ;) now watch this and then go down
south when it's over. Talk to this guy here and you just made a new
friend!
This guy's name is Eusine,
and he's been searching for Suicune for more than
10 years, and you helped him
find Suicune and Eusine finally managed to see
Suicune! So for that, he's your new friend. Go south and take the ladder
Up to the first floor
again. Now, leave the Burned Tower
and head into the
Pokemon Centre.
You should see a short cinema here with
someone running out of the
Pokemon
Centre. This guy's name is Bill, and he's one of
those people in the Pokemon
World that is generous
enough to _give_ you a pokemon. He'll
take to you for
a bit and then he'll run
off. Heal your Pokemon in the Pokemon
Centre. You
will probably want another
Pokemon to add to your collection, if not, skip
the next paragraph.
Leave the Pokemon Centre, and head back
to Goldenrod city. Now with
your new friends met in
Ecruteak city, you can get a new Pokemon to add to
your collection! If you want to find out whom you'll get, I
won't tell you!
Anyways, go south from that guard
house and then go south past the train
track,
then take a left. There should be a house small house here(I'm
doing this
from memory, but it's one of
the houses on the left side) now go into
that
small house(Bill's House)
and now talk to the man on the left side of the
of table. He'll give you an Eevee! It's classified as "EVOLUTION" in
the
Poke Dex, and for good
reason. It can evolve into 5 different
Pokemon;
Jolteon
(electric), Flareon(fire),
Vaporeon(water), Umbreon(dark) and Espeon(psychic)
Flareon, Jolten and Vaporeon
can be evolved with the (in exact order) FIRE
STONE, THUNDER STONE and the
WATER STONE. For Vaporeon and Umbreon,
it has
to be evolved through
friendly Evolution.
Alright, with another friend met, it's
time to take on the Gym leader
for the badge. Get ready for a heck of a battle, the Attract
TM you got from
Whitney will be able to help
you out a bit too. Teach it to anybody
on your
team to give them an extra
edge if you're facing the opposite gender.
Go to
the Ecruteak City
Gym. Once you get in here, you'll notice
that everybody
seem to be standing on a
black platform. But for some odd reason,
every time
you try to step on it, you
fall through the ground. Yes, I'm gonna
help you
too, there's a basic thing
to remember, the direction the trainers are staring
at are safe. Touché?
Okay. Follow the advice and
you'll make it to Morty
in one piece.
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GYM LEADER: Morty
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Pokemon used: Gengar,
Haunter
Items to be earned: Badge,
TM
Here's a trainer that uses Dark and Ghost
type Pokemon. If you're lucky,
they'll use Curse, a move
that splits the user's HP in half in order to hound
the Cursed Pokemon for the
rest of the battle. Remember the last
battle
against
your rival, who also uses
Curse? You sure do, so the tactic here
is to use
a decoy Pokemon to be cursed
then send in the Psychic type to blast them with
Psychic attacks. I used Alakazam to wipe out each and everyone
of those
Pokemon
of Morty's and that's what
you gotta do too. Use a Kadabra if you
don't have
Alakazam, so now I'm going
to leave you with the shortest strategy so far for
a Gym leader. Good luck!
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Journey to the Next city:
Olivine
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Yes, with another badge under your belt,
it's time for you to move on and
attempt another badge! Yes, this is like die-hard torture, but, with
practice,
you can become a Pokemon
Trainer that is _almost_, _almost_ as good as me.
I'm bragging, not one of
y'all out there are as good as me, take that Ash
Ketchum! But, unfortunately, this FAQ wasn't created
for bragging purposes,
so let's get on with the
walkthrough. After the Gym you should
heal your
Pokemon. Then keep going left to leave this town and then
continue left.
Soon you won't be able to go
anymore, then go south and keep going south until
you reach Olivine City.
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Olivine City
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Items: Badge, TM(Iron Tail),
Medicine, HM 04(Strength)
This is Olivine City,
home of the 5th Gym leader! Yep, it's
not that
pleasant, but you'll have
your chances to become the elite player you always
wanted to be. Yes, training is possible around here, go
north and to the
grassy areas. Before you do anything though, head into one
of the nearby
houses and talk to someone
who likes a Sailor from Red and Blue, or a well
built man sitting near a
table. Talk to him and you will receive
HM 04,
Strength. You'll need this in the near future, so keep
that Item tight and
head out the door. If you go into the Gym right now, you'll
notice that the
Gym have been
abandoned. You earned HM 03, Surf in the
last city, so use it
to get around and surf on
bodies of water. I'm sorry, but this is
where I'm
currently at in the game, so
I'll have to leave you now. And yes,
this city
_IS_ home of the Battle Tower!
Okay, people, lets get down to
business. Forget about the Batter Tower
for now, and lets' focus on
the key goals. One, getting the Pokemon
Badge,
and two, the journey towards
that goal. All right, on the eastern
coast of
the city, there lies the
Lighthouse. It's a very, very, large
building,
that's somewhat slender.
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Lighthouse
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In the first room, follow the path and
it'll bring you to the stairs,
leading to the floor number
2. Once you're in the second floor,
again, follow
the path and it'll bring you
to the next staircase. Just one thing,
though,
watch out for the black
patches on the floor, because if you walk into those,
it'll push you all the way
down to the next floor.
In the third floor, follow the path to
the next staircase. Once you
reached the fourth floor,
though, take a left and fall into the black hole as
soon as you reach this
level. After the fight, go to the
staircase near the
fat man and then to the next
staircase. Go south a bit here and to
the final
staircase.
Then walk up a bit and talk to the girl
here. She'll ask you to help
her get a potion for the sick
Pokemon she's tending to, so it's time to do
that.
By jumping into the black holes, you'll
be able to get down to the
ground floor faster
now. The black hole on this floor is at
the eastern wall.
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Olivine City(Continued)
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Head west to Route 40. Then, jump into the water and start
surfing. All
you gotta do now is keep
going south and you'll eventually reach Cinadwood
city.
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Cinawood City
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ITEMS: SecretPotion(KeyItem)
First things first, we need to get the
potion for the sick Pokemon. Head
into the house in the
southernest part of Cianwood. Then, talk
to the man with
the glasses. He'll give you the potion.
-Optional-
Go into the house beside the
Pokemon Center and talk to the boy. He will give
you a Pokemon.
Anyhoo, back to the walkthrough. Walk into the Gym. Beat all the first
3 defences and walk north further
to the boulders. They will be arranged
like
this:
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A-B-C
Solution:
C: Up Once
A: Up Once
B: Right Once
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Continue on to the gym leader, and begin
the crash of the titans.
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GYM LEADER: CHUCK
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Rewards: TM01, All Pokemon
up to level 70 will obey, you may use Fly, 3000
smackers
He'll start off with a Primape. For this battle you should get a Kadabra
or Alakazam to make your
life a whole lot easier. All you really
need are
those Pokemon and you got
this battle won.
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Cinawood City
(Continued)
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Items: HM02, Some Cash
When you get outside of the Gym, talk to
the woman standing a little
south to it. She will give you HM02. Now, head north and you will see Suicune
again. It will run away, like always. And Euicune will appear. He will
challenge you to a
match. Beat him to win some dough.
Use your HM02 and fly back to Olivine
city. Bring it to the top of the
Lighthouse and talk to
Jasmine. She will go back to the Gym,
meaning it's time
for you to get yet another
badge.
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Gym Leader:
Jasmine
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Dismantling Jasmine's first two Pokemon
is probably a piece of cake. You
can use a fire type or
ground type to take it out. The second
Pokemon,
Steelix, might cause you a
bit of a problem though. I took it out
with a
Growlithe with a Fire Blast
(get this at the game corner). Although
Steelix is
pretty buff, it has modest
speed. So you can use this to your
advantage.
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Journey to the
next City
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Head back to Ecruteak City
and keep going east. When you reach the
water, surf east and you will
eventually make it to Route 42. Continue
on to
Mahagony town.
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Mahagony Town
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Heal your Pokemon if you have to. Then, head north as soon as you can.
Keep going north through the
grass until you hit the Lake
of Rage.
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Lake of Rage
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Surf into the water and make sure you
have plenty of Ultra Balls handy.
Talk to the Gyrados in the
middle of the sea and get ready to catch it.
Off
with strong strikes to
him. When he gets weak enough try and
put it to sleep,
then unleash a barrage of
Ultra Balls to try and catch it.
Once you've caught it, or destroyed it by
accident, you will get the Red
Scale. Get back on to the land and talk to the guy
reading the sign.
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Team Rocket Saga
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Get
back to Mahagony town and head into the house where Lance is. He'll
pretty soon reveal a
staircase. Thus begins the Team Rocket
Saga.
Start off by taking west. You'll encounter a barrage of battles, it
shouldn't be that hard to dismantle
the Grunts, though. Continue down the
hall
and take the south path when
you can. Follow it and you'll encounter
some
Pokemon battles in the dark
shaded areas of the room. In those ones,
though,
you can not run. Keep going down and touch the staircase to
advance into the
next area.
Follow the path east and go south when
you can. Keep going and you'll
find a staircase soon
enough. Go west a bit and then up into
the "office"
style room. You can battle the first guy with his face at
the computer if you
want, but the main battle is
the girl in the upper part of this room.
Once you
beat her, talk to her for
the 1st password.
Then, get out of this room and head west
into another room. Again, you
will see a scientist here,
along with a rocket grunt on the far left side.
He'll be by the
bookcases. Battle him for the second
password.
Go north now, and head east when you can
to the next staircase. When you
arrive at the next part,
follow the path to the left of you to the next stair.
Ignore the next staircase
you see and go around it, talk to the door that
appears to be metallic and
it will open. Time to battle.
Once you've won, head to the other
metallic door near the the first two
Rocket Grunts you
encounter. Talk to the door once
again. This time, though,
two Rocket Executives will
try and stop you. You will fight the
girl. Beat
her and continue on. In this last room, you will have to dismantle
or capture
the Electrodes on the left
of the room. You can use Great Ball if
you want to
capture them, if not just
beat them down with a ground type or a physical type.
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Mahagony Town
(Part 2)
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It's time to do battle with the Gym
Leader. When you enter the Gym, you
will find it's rather
complicated, so I'm going to have to make a map to help
you through this puzzle.
A
B C D
E F G
H I J KEY
1|SS|##|##|##|##|##|SS|##|##|##| ---
2|##|##|##|##|##|GL|##|##|##|##| 1)##: Either Ice or a Block
3|##|##|TT|SS|##|SS|##|##|##|##| 2)TT: Trainer
4|##|##|##|##|##|##|SS|##|##|##| 3)SS: Standable Space
5|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##| 4)GL: Gym Leader
6|##|##|##|##|TT|##|##|##|##|##|
7|##|##|##|##|SS|##|##|##|##|##| Solution
8|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##| --------
9|##|##|##|##|##|TT|##|##|##|##| 1)F10
10|##|##|SS|##|##|SS|##|##|##|##| 2)C10
11|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##| 3)C4
12|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##|##| 4)G4
13|##|##|##|SS|##|##|SS|##|##|##| 5)G13
14|##| |##| 6)D13
15|##| START AREA |##| 7)D3
16|TT| |TT| 8)F3
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Gym Leader: Pryce
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Pokemon:
Seel
Dewgong
Piloswine
Send out an Electric type to take out the
first Pokemon he throws down,
but chances are after you
take out the Seel with an electric type he's gonna
jump right to
Piloswine. If so, switch out to a
Pokemon which is a decent
Pokemon and take it out with
brute force. If you captured an
Electrode by at
the Team Rocket Saga, use
its Self-Destruct ability to take out the Piloswine.
A perfect strategy to take
out Gym Leaders is to pack 3 Electrodes for that
battle, and have each of
them use Self-Destruct; then leave what's left of them
for the last 3 Pokemon. Dewgong can be taken out by an Electric type.
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Team Rocket Saga
Part 3
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As soon as you leave the Gym Leader, the
Professor will give you a call.
He'll tell you there are
weird Team Rocket transmissions being sent out and
wants you to check it
out. And there's only one place to find
out odd
transmissions, that's right,
the Radio Tower back at Goldenrod city.
The walkthrough here is pretty
straight-forward; so I won't go into much
detail. All you have to do is go into the door that
leads to the next room
until you reach to the very
top, while having many Pokemon battles along the
way.
When you do the reach the top, you will
be confronted by the Boss of the
tower -- or so it
seems. Soon after, he will take off his
costume and reveal
himself as the Team Rocket
Boss you fought back in Part 2. This
battle will be
kind of tough, but all you
need is a Psychic type like Kadabra or Alakazam with
Psychic. Win this battle and you will be awarded with
the Basement Key.
Okay, with the Basement key in hand, it's
time to conquer the second part
of this. Leave the Radio Tower
and head north a bit past the train track.
At
the first fork, take a left
and head into the smaller house labelled
"Underground
Entrance."
In here, battle the first trainer and
then take a right when you can,
follow the path here and
it'll lead you to a door. Talk to it,
and it will
open. Walk down the stairs in the next room to
advance.
Walk forward in here and you will be
confronted by your Rival.
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Rival Battle
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Pokemon:
Golbat lvl 30
Magnemite lvl 30
Sneasel lvl 32
Meganium lvl 32
This battle will be pretty rough, but if
you read the Mahagony town gym
leader strategy, you can use
the same thing you used there. Chances
are, his
Pokemon will be higher level
than yours, the one with Electrode and stuff.
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Underground Basement
(Continued)
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Please note that the next part of the
game is pretty much impossible to
explain words; it's a matter
of guessing and testing. So, just keep
messing
around with the levers until
you are able to get down through the wall at the
end of the hall. Anyway, go down and and through the
right. You will be
engaged by a Team Rocket
Executive. There's really no difference
on this one,
so just fight like you
always do. Once the battle is done walk
through the
door beside her. Make your way to the top right of the room
and look for the
guy wearing the hat. Talk to him and he will give you the Card
Key; time to
head back to the Radio Tower.
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Radio Tower
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Head up to the 3rd floor and to the right
part of the room. Use the Card
Key and open the door. Walk through here, and to the next room. Keep going up
until you reach the top
floor. Do battle against the two
Executives here and
you're done. It's time to fly back to Mahogany town.
Leave the town through the east and keep
going that direction. At the
very end of the path, the
Ice Path awaits you.
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Ice Path
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The first part of the Ice Path is rather
straight forward. After the
first ice sheet you go
through, head up the ramp and follow the path.
At the
end of it, go down and to
the newest ice sheet. Now, since I can't
really draw
this to scale, I'm going to
have to use words. So here it is:
1. Go up once
2. Left once
3. Up once
4. Left once
5. Down once
6. Left once
7. Up once
8. Left once
9. Down once
10.Right once
11.Down once
12.Right once
Okay, now you're going to tackle the
small puzzle on the right waiting for
you, get to the end and
receive the HM07. Now follow the path
until you find
the ladder. Go down.
All right, the object of the game here is to get each of
the boulders into their
respective holes. It's not really a
complicated
process, it just takes some
thought. Again, it would be too
complicated to
explain in words, so I'm
just going to have leave you to solve the puzzle.
Once it's done, fall through
the holes and start moving around hitting the
boulders until you can get
to the central platform. Now, navigate
the rest of
the Ice Path and you're
done.
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Blackthorn City
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Head to the Gym as soon as you're ready.
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Blackthorn City Gym
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All right, beat the first guy you see and
head up the stairs. The object
of the game here is to push all
the boulders with the exception of the one on
the top right into their
holes, so do so. Then, fall through the
one nearest
to the top right and
continue on to Claire.
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Gym Leader: Claire
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Pokemon
-------
Dragonair: 37
Dragonair: 37
Dragonair: 37
Kingdra: 40
This battle is going to be tough if you
don't have any Ice Pokemon at
your disposal; I'm hoping
that you do. Use all the power that you
have to
bring down her first three
Dragonairs with attacks like Psychic. If
you want,
you can use the Explosion
tactic, but you will be losing lots of experience, so
be warned.
After the battle, head to the Dragon's
Den behind the Gym and through the
cave. Go down the ladder and come out the other
side. Teach one of your
Pokemon Whirpool and use it
when you're required to.
Go into the shrine and talk to the old
man in the middle. Answer his
questions and don't make
yourself sound like a bad trainer. If
you don't
understand what that means,
think about Gary Oak in the show; or your rival;
don't answer the questions
like they would.
Now boot up the HM07 and teach it to one
of your Pokemon. Fly back to
New Bark Town
and surf to the east, keep going in that direction and head into
the first cave you see.
Surf a little here and use the Waterfall
HM at the... waterfall. Now go
east a bit and down the
second one. Then, out the cave and to
the living
daylights.
Fight your way to the very north and then
go into the building. Once the
man approves of your entry,
continue on and to Victory Road.
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Victory Road
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First you have to head back to New Bark
Town. Once you're there,
use surf in the water beside
your house to reach Kanto. Follow the
path here,
it's pretty straight
forward, to a cave. Go in and use
waterfall in the close
by... waterfall, and surf
east a bit and go down to exit the cave.
Just follow
the path for the rest of the
way till you reach a house, go in and head north
and you're in Victory Road.
Victory road is another very straight
forward cave, you just have to take
the ladders on each level
and make sure you don't take the one you came
through. You'll eventually reach a room where there
are no accessible ladders,
at this point you have to
move north to find the exit, where you will now end
up at Route 23.
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Pokemon League
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My Team
-------
Machamp
- Hyper Beam
- Submission
- Focus Energy
- Fire Blast
Alakazam
- Pyschic
- Thunder Wave
- Futuresight
- Psybeam
Gyrados
- Thunder
- Rain Dance
- Blizzard
- Hyper Beam
Lapras
- Blizzard
- Ice Beam
- Sing
- Thunder
Gyrados
- Blizzard
- Thunder
- Hyper Beam
- Icy Wind
Arcanine
- Fire Blast
- Take Down
- FlameThroweer
- Agility
Elite Four Will
---------------
Exegutor
Nazu
Slowbro
Nazu
Jynx
This battle can be a pain if you don't
have any physical type Pokemon to
really bring down his weak
defence Pokemon (with the exception of Slowbro).
Start off strong Machamp
equipped with Hyper Beam. Make sure you
have a couple
of Full Restores and Max
Potions for the League. Keep pounding
away at him
with physical attacks and
you're going to come out on top.
Elite Four Koga
---------------
Ariados
Forretress
Muk
Crobat
Venomoth
All you really need is a fire type and a
psychic type for this battle, so
keep it at that. Start off with your fire type and rotate
between the two.
Repeat the process and Koga
will be down and out with relative ease, assuming
your Pokemon are at a good
level.
Elite Four Bruno
----------------
Hitmontop
Onix
Machamp
Hitmonlee
Hitmonchan
All you need for this battle is Alakazam,
he can literally dismantle his
whole force single-handely,
if you want, switch out to Gyrados or Lapras when
he sends out Onix (actually
this is the reasonable thing to do).
Elite Four Karen
Champion Lance
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Gyrados
Areodactyl
Dragonite
Dragonite
Charizard
Dragonite
The reason you have two Gyrados and 1
Lapras in this match is because of
this guy right here. Start with one Gyrados, and he's going to
start with one
as well. You can take a risk here; you can either
Thunder it right off the
bat, or you can go Rain
Dance and then Thunder, which would make your attack
100% accurate. His other two Pokemon are rather dismountable,
but once he
brings in the Dragonite,
it's time to turn this into a 3Pokemon battle.
Look
to Lapras, Gyrados and
Gyrados to bring down his Dragonites with a barrage of
Ice attacks. Good luck.
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Kanto
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ahh... yes, the good ol' days of
RBY. It's time to face it head on too,
hope you're ready.
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Olivine City
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Use the S.S Ticket you got from Professor
Elm and gave you and head to
Olivine City. Look for the docks in the southern end of the
city and show the
guy your ticket. Now as soon as you enter the ship you'll run
into a guy
wearing a hat telling you his
granddaughters missing. Look for the
staircase on
the southern end of the ship
and go in. Talk to the sailor blocking
your path
a little further ahead and
he'll tell you his buddy's slacking off.
You'll
find him in the room second
from the left end. Do battle and win and
he'll run
back to his duties.
Now go back to the guy who was blocking
your way. He won't be now.
Follow the path to the other
end of the room where the staircase is located.
Go through and enter the
room. Talk to the girl with the old man
and she'll
run back to her
grandpa. Her Grandpa will not award you
with a Metal Coat.
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Vermillion City
& LT Surge
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No need to waste time now, hurry and
follow the path and taking a left
when prompted to head into
the town. Look for the Gym and cut the
bush that is
blocking entry. Go inside the Gym and LT Surge will be
awaiting you at the
very end.
LT Surge
--------
Raichu
Electrode
Electrode
Electabuzz
MagneToN
This will be a loft sided
match if you have a ground pokemon or two on your
team with Earthquake. So I highly recommend you do that. If not, you can try
and use a fire type pokemon
to exploit the steel type of them.
Either way, the
easiet way to go is Ground
and Earthquake.
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Safron City
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Enter the Gym with two signs. Enter the first warp and either use the
next warp that’s above you
or below you, which ever fits. Keep doing
this and
you'll eventually reach
Sabrina, the Gym Leader.
Sabrina
-------
Kadabra
Mr. MiMe
Alakazam
She's coming at you with a barrage of
Psychic Pokemon obviously, so
you're going to hit her hard
with powerful pokemon with strong physical
attacks. A good choice attack would be Return, if your
Pokemon likes you, if
not a good idea would be
Frustration.
After you've beaten Sabrina, leave the
gym and look for the along the
west, go through and you'll
be at Celedon City.
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Celedon City
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Go down to the buildings on the southern
end of the city. Find the bush
here and cut it and then
follow the path to the Gym.
Erika
-----
Like most Kanto Gym leaders,
you'll be able to beat her with a hard attack
opposing her type. And she's going to be using Grass, so
Fire/Ice will be the
way to go. Fire attack with Flame Thrower and you'll be
a-ok for this battle.
Back To Saffron
---------------
Head back to Saffron and
take the northern house to Cerulean
City.
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Cerulean City
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Before we start doing battle with the
leader of the Gym, Misty, we're
going to have to take care
of some business in the power plant. So,
head east
and you'll enter the
appropriate path to the Power Plant.
Start surfing when you
reach the water, and do so
south to reach the Power Plant.
Power Plant
-----------
If
you talk to the guys here at the Power Plant, they'll say somebody has
stolen the machinery. Reach the manager near the generators and
talk to him
you'll find out he's not a
happy camper. Time to leave now,
somebody will
receive a call saying there’s
a suspicious guy in Cerulean city. Time
to head
back there, either on the
ground or in the air, your choice.
Once back at the Cerulean City,
go into the Gym and a member of Team
Rocket will run into you,
he'll leave after a short conversation.
Now it's
time to head north and on to
the bridge, where you'll find the Team Rocket guy.
Battle him and you should be
able to disposal of him rather easily.
He'll now
tell you that he hid the
machinery somewhere in the waters of Cerulean Gym. So
let's head back.
The Machine Part is going to be hidden
somewhere in the middle of the
gym, where that square is --
see it? Anyway, once you find it leave
the Gym
and head up the bridge in
the northern parts of Cerulean. You're
going to bump
into the Rocket guy again,
and this time he's going to battle you.
He'll bring
up a level 30 Golbat, so you
should be able to dispose of him rather easily.
Now just keep going north
and going east when you can. Battle through all the
Pokemon Trainers here, and
you'll find a blondie at the end. Talk
to him to
receive a Nugget -- which
you can sell for cash -- and then do battle against
him. Keep going and you'll find Misty here, she'll
give you a brief talking-to
and then it's time to head
down to Cerulean Gym and win the Cascade Badge.
Misty
-----
Golduck 42
Quagsire 43
Lapras 44
Starmie 47
As you can see, she's running the Water
theme. Bulk your team up with
some electric pokemon like
Latern and you'll be just fine. Her
Starmie could
be a pest sometimes though,
because of Thunder Wave and Psychic, but you should
be able to get through her
with very less trouble.
Once you've beaten Misty, it's time to
return the Machine Part. Make
your way back to the Power Plant
and give it back to the manager. He'll
award
you with TM 07 -- Zap
Cannon. This attack will paralyze every
time it connects,
which doesn't happen
often. It's a good idea to use this on
your Magneton or
Poliwrath seeing how they
can learn Lock-On and Mind Reader.
After this, head back to Lavender
town. You can reach there by going
back to Saffron and heading
east. Work your way south down the
fishing
country, and you'll soon
arrive to a maze. Where two bird guys
are at the
front. Navigate this maze and when you reach the end
keep going south. Once
you can't go south anymore,
head west and into Fuschia
City.
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Fuschia City
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Let's get right down to business. Make your way to the Gym. Inside,
you'll find that everybody
looks the same! (uh oh). Well, only one
of them is
the real the Gym Leader. I had to battle everybody before I found her,
but
maybe that's just me.
The Gym Leader's going to use a barrage
of Poison Pokemon to try and stop
you from obtaining the
badge, but those can easily be taken care of with some
Psychic Pokemon of your own. Once you've beaten her, fly back to
Vermillion
city. Locate the big Snorlax (which won't be that
hard) and switch your radio
to the Poke Flute
channel. This will awake the slumbering
giant and it's time
to do battle.
IMO, Snorlax is a definite nod to add to
your team. It's among the best
in HP and has a pretty good
attack to go with it too. So, do your
best to try
and win it on your side (an
Ultra Ball will do well).
Once you've beaten/caught it, head into
Diglet's Cave and follow the path
to end of the tunnel.
Go south and into Pewter City. Go into the Gym and it's time to do
battle again.
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Pewter
City, Cinnabar
Island, Viridian City
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Gym Leader will throw some Rock
pokemon at you. So it's best to use
your basic Water type. A couple of Surfs should be able to win you
the battle
and the badge.
Keep going east and you'll eventually
reach Mt. Moon.
As soon as you
enter, Rival will challenge
you to a battle. He's going to throw
Magneton,
Gengar, Sneasel, Alakazam,
Golbat and the last evolution of his beginning
choice, this might be a
rough battle, so you should bring lots of items into it.
With the final battle done with, head
back to Pewter city and south to
Viridian City. Don't bother going to the Gym yet, but head
south and into
Pallet Town.
Go to the water and surf all the way down
to Cinnabar Island.
Continue to
Surf east to hit a new set
of Islands.
Go inside and do battle against the Gym
Leader of Cinnabar. He's going to throw his fire types at you, so
a water type
should do the trick.
Now go back to Viridian city and head in
the Gym. It's time to do battle
with none other than Gary
Oak (or Blue). He's going to start off
with a Pigeot
and eventually make his way
down to Arcanine. If you're going to win
this
battle, you're going to need
to bring lots of items into it. Use your
best
Pokemon and stay on the
offensive side, and you should come up on top.
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Silver Cave
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Head back to Pallet Town
and into Professor Oak's lab. Talk to
him and
he's going to let you into Silver Cave. Go back to Viridian City
and take the
west path to the before
mentioned Silver Cave.
Navigate the Cave until you've located
Ash (or Red). This is where
you're going to let it all
hang out.
Ash Ketchum (Red)
----------------
Espeon
Charizard
Blastoise
Venasaur
Snorlax
Pikachu
To win this battle, you're going to not
only bring every single item
you've got into it, but also
some special techniques. Some combos, if
you
will. Let's start with the basic Rain Dance +
Thunder combo: Rain Dance will
make it so Thunder doesn't
miss, so that's a plus. You should use a
dark, water, Electric, Fire,
Rock/Ground and a psychic type to win.
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5) POKEMON LIST
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No 001 Bulbasaur
Seed
Ht 2'04"
Wt 15.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
While it is young, it uses
the nutrients that are stored in the seeds on
its back in order to grow.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Tackle ---
Growl ---
Leech Seed Lv 7
Vine Whip Lv 10
Poison Powder Lv 15
Sleep Powder Lv 15
Razor Leaf Lv 20
Sweet Scent Lv 25
Growth Lv 32
Synthesis Lv 39
Solarbeam Lv 46
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Light Screen, Skull Bash,
Safeguard, Razor Wind, Petal Dance
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 3, 8, 10, 20, 21,
31, 33, 34, 50
GSC TMs: 2, 3, 6, 10, 11,
12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 31, 32, 34,
35, 40, 44, 45, 49
GSC HMs: 1, 5
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 002 Ivysaur
Seed
Ht 3'03"
Wt 29.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves from No 001 Bulbasaur (Lv 16)
The bulb on its back grows
as it absorbs nutrients. The bulb gives off a
pleasant aroma when it
blooms.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Razor Leaf Lv 22
Sweet Scent Lv 29
Growth Lv 38
Synthesis Lv 47
Solarbeam Lv 56
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No 003 Venusaur
Seed
Ht 6'07"
Wt 221.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves from No 002 Ivysaur (Lv 32)
As it warms itself and
absorbs the sunlight, its flower petals release a
pleasant fragrance.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Growth Lv 41
Synthesis Lv 53
Solarbeam Lv 65
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No 004 Charmander
Lizard
Ht 2'00"
Wt 19.0lb
Type: Fire
If it's healthy, the flame
on the tip of its tail will burn vigorously,
even if it gets a bit wet.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Scratch ---
Growl ---
Ember Lv 7
Smokescreen Lv 13
Leer Lv 15 (RYB)
Rage Lv 19
Scary Face Lv 25
Flamethrower Lv 31
Slash Lv 37
Dragon Rage Lv 43
Fire Spin Lv 49
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Belly Drum, Ancient Power,
Rock Slide, Bite, Outrage, Beat Up, Flamethower
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 1, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10,
17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 31, 33, 34, 40, 50
GSC TMs: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 10,
11, 13, 17, 20, 21, 23, 24, 27, 31, 32,
34, 35, 38, 39, 40,
44, 45, 48, 49
GSC HMs: 1, 4
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No 005 Charmeleon
Flame
Ht 3'07"
Wt 42.0lb
Type: Fire
Evolves from No 004 Charmander (Lv 16)
If it becomes agitated
during battle, it spouts intense flames,
incinerating its
surroundings.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Rage Lv 20
Scary Face Lv 27
Flamethrower Lv 34
Slash Lv 41
Dragon Rage Lv 48
Fire Spin Lv 55
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Belly Drum, Ancient Power,
Rock Slide, Bite, Outrage, Beat Up, Flamethrower
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9,
10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 38,
39, 40, 44, 50
GSC TMs: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 10,
11, 13, 17, 20, 21, 23, 24, 27, 28, 31, 32,
34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 44, 45,
48, 49
GSC HMs: 1, 4
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No 006 Charizard
Flame
Ht 5'07"
Wt 200.0lb
Type: Fire/Flying
Evolves from No 005 Charmeleon (Lv 36)
It uses its wings to fly
high. The temperature of its fire increases as
it gains experience in
battle.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Wing Attack Lv 36
Slash Lv 44
Dragon Rage Lv 54
Fire Spin Lv 64
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Belly Drum, Ancient Power,
Rock Slide, Bite, Outrage, Beat Up, Flamethrower
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9,
10, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 23, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32,
33, 34, 38, 39, 40, 44, 50
GSC TMs: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8,
10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28,
31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 39,
40, 44, 45, 47, 48, 49
GSC HMs: 1, 2, 4
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No 007 Squirtle
Tiny Turtle
Ht 1'08"
Wt 20.0lb
Type: Water
When it feels threatened, it
draws its legs inside its shell and sprays
water from its mouth.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Tackle ---
Tail Whip ---
Bubble Lv 7
Withdraw Lv 10
Water Gun Lv 13
Bite Lv 18
Rapid Spin Lv 23
Protect Lv 28
Rain Dance Lv 33
Skull Bash Lv 40
Hydro Pump Lv 47
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Mirror Coat, Haze, Mist,
Confusion, Foresight, Flail, Ice Beam
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 1, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 31, 33, 34, 40, 50
GSC TMs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8,
10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28,
31, 32, 33, 34, 35,
40, 44, 45
GSC HMs: 3, 4, 6, 7
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 008 Wartortle
Turtle
Ht 3'03"
Wt 50.0lb
Type: Water
Evolves from No 007 Squirtle (Lv 16)
Its long, furry tail is a
symbol of longevity, making it quite popular among
older people.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Bite Lv 19
Rapid Spin Lv 25
Protect Lv 31
Rain Dance Lv 37
Skull Bash Lv 45
Hydro Pump Lv 53
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 009 Blastoise
Shellfish
Ht 5'03"
Wt 189.0lb
Type: Water
Evolves from No 008 Wartortle (Lv 36)
It firmly plants its feet on
the ground before shooting water from the jets
on its back.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Rain Dance Lv 42
Skull Bash Lv 55
Hydro Pump Lv 68
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No 010 Caterpie
Worm
Ht 1'00"
Wt 6.0lb
Type: Bug
It crawls into foliage where
it camouflages itself among leaves that are
the same color as its body.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Tackle ---
String Shot ---
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No 011 Metapod
Cocoon
Ht 2'04"
Wt 22.0lb
Type: Bug
Evolves from No 010 Caterpie (Lv 7)
This is its pre-evolved
form. At this stage, it can only harden so it remains
motionless to avoid attack.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Harden Lv 7
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No 012 Butterfree
Butterfly
Ht 3'07"
Wt 71.0lb
Type: Bug/Flying
Evolves from No 011 Metapod (Lv 10)
It flits from flower to
flower, collecting honey. It can even identify
distant flowers in bloom.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Confusion Lv 10
Poisonpowder Lv 13
Stun Spore Lv 14
Sleep Powder Lv 15
Supersonic Lv 18
Whirlwind Lv 23
Gust Lv 28
Psybeam Lv 34
Safeguard Lv 40
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TM's: 2, 4, 9, 10, 20,
21, 30, 33, 34, 46, 50
GSC TM's: 3, 6, 10, 11, 12,
13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 27, 29, 32,
34, 35, 39, 44, 45,
50
GSC HM's: 5
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 013 Weedle
Hairy Bug
Ht 1'00"
Wt 7.0lb
Type: Bug/Poison
The barb on top of its head
secretes a strong poison. It uses this toxic
barb to protect itself.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Poison Sting ---
String Shot ---
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No 014 Kakuna
Cocoon
Ht 2'00"
Wt 22.0lb
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves from No 013 Weedle (Lv 7)
Nearly incapable of
movement, it leans against stout trees while waiting
for its evolution.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Harden Lv 7
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 015 Beedrill
Poison Bee
Ht 3'03"
Wt 65.0lb
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves from No 014 Kakuna (Lv 10)
It uses sharp, poisonous
stings to defeat prey, then takes the victim back
to its nest for food.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Fury Attack Lv 10
Focus Energy Lv 15
Twineedle Lv 20
Rage Lv 25
Pursuit Lv 30
Pin Missile Lv 35
Agility Lv 40
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 3, 9, 10, 20, 21,
31, 33, 34, 40, 50
GSC TMs: 3, 6, 10, 11, 12,
13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 27, 32, 34, 35, 36,
39, 44, 45, 49
GSC HMs: 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 016 Pidgey
Tiny Bird
Ht 1'00"
Wt 4.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
It rapidly flaps its wings
in the grass, stirring up a dust cloud that drives
insect prey out into the
open.
***********
***Moves***
***********
Tackle ---
Sand Attack Lv 5
Gust Lv 9
Quick Attack Lv 15
Whirlwind Lv 21
Wing Attack Lv 29
Agility Lv 37
Mirror Move Lv 47
********************
***Breeding Moves***
********************
Pursuit, Faint Attack,
Foresight
**************
***TM Moves***
**************
RBY TMs: 2, 4, 9, 10, 20,
31, 33, 34, 43, 50
GSC TMs: 3, 6, 10, 11, 13,
17, 20, 21, 27, 31, 32, 34, 35, 39, 43, 44,
45, 46, 47
GSC HMs: 2
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 017 Pidgeotto
Bird
Ht 3'07"
Wt 66.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
Evolves from No 016 Pidgey
It slowly flies in a circular
pattern, all the while keeping a sharp lookout
for prey.
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No 018 Pidgeot
Bird
Ht 4'11"
Wt 87.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
Evolves from No 017 Pidgeotto
Its outstanding vision
allows it to spot splashing Magikarp, even while
flying at 3300 feet.
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No 019 Rattata
Rat
Ht 1'00"
Wt 8.0lb
Type: Normal
This Pokemon's impressive
vitality allows it to live anywhere. It also
multiplies very quickly.
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No 020 Raticate
Rat
Ht 2'04"
Wt 41.0lb
Type: Normal
Evolves from No 019 Rattata
The webs on its hind legs enable
it to cross rivers. It searches wide areas
for food.
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No 021 Spearow
Little Bird
Ht 1'00"
Wt 4.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
To protect its territory, it
flies around ceaselessly, making high-pitched
cries.
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No 022 Fearow
Beak
Ht 3'11"
Wt 84.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
Evolves from No 21 Spearow
It uses its long beak to attack.
It has a surprisingly long reach, so it
must be treated with
caution.
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No 023 Ekans
Snake
Ht 6'07"
Wt 15.0lb
Type: Poison
It flutters the tip of its
tongue to seek out the scent of prey, then swallows
the prey whole.
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No 024 Arbok
Cobra
Ht 11'06"
Wt 143.0lb
Type: Poison
Evolves from No 23 Ekans
To intimidate foes, it
spreads its chest wide and makes eerie sounds be
expelling air from its
mouth.
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No 025 Pikachu
Mouse
Ht 1'04"
Wt 13.0lb
Type: Electric
Evolves from No 172 Pichu
When it is angered, it
immediately discharges the energy stored in the
pouches in its cheeks.
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No 026 Raichu
Mouse
Ht 2'07"
Wt 66.0lb
Type: Electric
Evolves from No 25 Pikachu
If its electric pouches run
empty, it raises its tail to gather electricity
from the atmosphere.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 027 Sandshrew
Mouse
Ht 2'00"
Wt 26.0lb
Type: Ground
It prefers dry, sandy places
because it uses the sand to protect itself
when threatened.
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No 028 Sandslash
Mouse
Ht 3'03"
Wt 65.0lb
Type: Ground
Evolves from No 027 Sandshrew
Adept at climbing trees, it
rolls into a spiny ball, then attacks its enemies
from above.
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No 029 Nidoran (female)
Poison Pin
Ht 1'04"
Wt 15.0lb
Type: Poison
Small and very docile, it
protects itself with its small, poisonous horn
when attacked.
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No 030 Nidorina
Poison Pin
Ht 2'07"
Wt 44.0lb
Type: Poison
Evolves from No 029 Nidoran (female)
It has a docile nature. If
it is threatened with attack, it raises the barbs
that are all over its body.
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No 031 Nidoqueen
Drill
Ht 4'03"
Wt 132.0lb
Type: Poison/Ground
Evolves from No 030 Nidorina (Moon Stone)
The hard scales that cover
its strong body serve as excellent protection
from any attack.
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No 032 Nidoran (Male)
Poison Pin
Ht 1'08"
Wt 20.0lb
Type: Poison
It constantly moves its
large ears in many directions in order to detect
danger right away.
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No 033 Nidorino
Poison Pin
Ht 2'11"
Wt 43.0lb
Type: Poison
Evolves from No 032 Nidoran (Male)
It is easily agitated and
uses its horn for offense as soon as it notices
an attacker.
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No 034 Nidoking
Drill
Ht 4'07"
Wt 137.0lb
Type: Poison/Ground
Evolves from No 033 Nidorino (Moon Stone)
It uses its thick arms, legs
and tail to attack forcefully. Melee combat
is its specialty.
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No 035 Clefairy
Fairy
Ht 2'00"
Wt 17.0lb
Type: Normal
Evolves from No 173 Cleffa
Though rarely seen, it
becomes easier to spot, for some reason, on the night
of a full moon.
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No 036 Clefable
Fairy
Ht 4'03"
Wt 88.0lb
Type: Normal
Evolves from No 035 Clefairy (Moon Stone)
Said to live in quiet,
remote mountains, this type of fairy has a strong
aversion to being seen.
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No 037 Vulpix
Fox
Ht 2'00"
Wt 22.0lb
Type: Fire
As its body grows larger,
its six warm tails become more beautiful, with
a more luxurious coat of
fur.
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No 038 Ninetales
Fox
Ht 3'07"
Wt 44.0lb
Type: Fire
Evolves from No 037 Vulpix (Fire Stone)
It is said to live a
thousand years, and each of its tails is loaded with
supernatural powers.
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No 039 Jigglypuff
Balloon
Ht 1'08"
Wt 12.0lb
Type: Normal
It rolls its cute eyes as it
sings a soothing lullaby. Its gentle song puts
anyone who hears it to
sleep.
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No 040 Wigglytuff
Balloon
Ht 3'03"
Wt 26.0lb
Type: Normal
Evolves from No 039 Jigglypuff (Moon Stone)
The rich, fluffy fur that
covers its body feels so good that anyone who
feels it can't stop touching
it.
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No 041 Zubat
Bat
Ht 2'07"
Wt 17.0lb
Type: Poison/Flying
During the day, it gathers
with others and hangs from the ceilings of old
buildings and caves.
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No 042 Golbat
Bat
Ht 5'03"
Wt 121.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 041 Zubat
When it plunges its fangs
into its prey, it instantly draws and gulps down
more than ten ounces of
blood.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 043 Oddish
Weed
Ht 1'08"
Wt 12.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
During the day, it stays in
the cold underground to avoid the sun. It grows
by bathing in moonlight.
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No 044 Gloom
Weed
Ht 2'07"
Wt 19.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves from No 043 Oddish
The smell from its
drool-like syrup and the pollen on its petals is so bad,
it may make opponents faint.
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No 045 Vileplume
Flower
Ht 3'11"
Wt 41.0lb
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves from No 044 Gloom (Leaf Stone)
By shaking its big petals,
it scatters toxic pollen into the air, turning
the air yellow.
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No 046 Paras
Mushroom
Ht 1'00"
Wt 12.0lb
Type: Bug/Grass
The tochukaso growing on
this Pokemon's back orders it to extract juice
from tree trunks.
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No 047 Parasect
Mushroom
Ht 3'03"
Wt 65.0lb
Type: Bug/Grass
Evolves from No 046 Paras
When nothing's left to
extract from the bug, the mushrooms on its back leave
spores on the bug's egg.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 048 Venonat
Insect
Ht 3'03"
Wt 66.0lb
Type: Bug/Poison
The small bugs it eats
appear only at night, so it sleeps in a hole in a
tree until night falls.
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No 049 Venomoth
Poison Moth
Ht 4'11"
Wt 28.0lb
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves from No 048 Venonat
The scales it scatters will
paralyze anyone who touches them, making that
person unable to stand.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 050 Diglett
Mole
Ht 0'08"
Wt 2.0lb
Type: Ground
It digs underground and
chews on tree roots, sticking its head out only
when the sun isn't bright.
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No 051 Dugtrio
Mole
Ht 2'04"
Wt 73.0lb
Type: Ground
Evolves from No 050 Diglett
These Diglett triplets dig
over 60 miles below sea level. No one knows what
it's like underground.
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No 052 Meowth
Scratchcat
Ht 1'04"
Wt 9.0lb
Type: Normal
It loves things that
sparkle. When it sees a shiny object, the gold coin
on its head shines too.
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No 053 Persian
Classy Cat
Ht 3'03"
Wt 71.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 052 Meowth
Behind its lithe, elegant
appearance lies a barbaric side. It will tear
apart its prey on a mere
whim.
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No 054 Psyduck
Duck
Ht 2'07"
Wt 43.0lb
Type: Water
The only time it can use its
psychic power is when its sleeping brain cells
happen to wake.
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No 055 Golduck
Duck
Ht 5'07"
Wt 169.0lb
Type: Water
Evolves from No 054 Psyduck
It swims gracefully along on
the quiet, slow-moving rivers and lakes of
which it is so fond.
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No 056 Mankey
Pig Monkey
Ht 1'08"
Wt 62.0lb
Type:
It lives in groups in the
treetops. If it loses sight of its group, it becomes
infuriated by its
loneliness.
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No 057 Primeape
Pig Monkey
Ht 3'03"
Wt 71.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 056 Mankey
It will beat up anyone who
makes it mad, even if it has to chase them until
the end of the world.
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No 058 Growlithe
Puppy
Ht 2'04"
Wt 42.0lb
Type:
It controls a big territory.
If it detects an unknown smell, it roars loudly
to force out the intruder.
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No 059 Arcanine
Legendary
Ht 6'03"
Wt 342.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 058 Growlithe (Fire Stone)
An ancient picture scroll
shows that people were attracted to its movement
as it ran through prairies.
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No 060 Poliwag
Tadpole
Ht 2'00"
Wt 27.0lb
Type:
The swirl on its belly is
its insides showing through the skin. It looks
clearer after it eats.
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No 061 Poliwhirl
Tadpole
Ht 3'03"
Wt 44.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 060 Poliwag
Though it is skilled at
walking, it prefers to live underwater where there
is less danger.
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No 062 Poliwrath
Tadpole
Ht 4'03"
Wt 119.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 061 Poliwhirl (Water Stone)
It can use its
well-developed arms and legs to run on the surface of the
water for a split second.
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No 063 Abra
Psi
Ht 2'11"
Wt 43.0lb
Type:
It hypnotizes itself so that
it can teleport away when it senses danger,
even if it is asleep.
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No 064 Kadabra
Psi
Ht 4'03"
Wt 125.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 063 Abra
When it closes its eyes,
twice as many alpha particles come out of the
surface of its body.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 065 Alakazam
Psi
Ht 4'11"
Wt 106.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 064 Kadabra (Trade Evolution)
It has an IQ of 5000. It
calculates many things in order to gain the edge
in every battle.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 066 Machop
Superpower
Ht 2'07"
Wt 43.0lb
Type:
It trains by lifting rocks
in the mountains. It can even pick up a Graveler
with ease.
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No 067 Machoke
Superpower
Ht 4'11"
Wt 155.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 066 Machop
This tough Pokemon always
stays in the zone. Its muscles become thicker
after every battle.
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No 068 Machamp
Superpower
Ht 5'03"
Wt 287.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 067 Machoke (Trade Evolution)
With four arms that react
more quickly than it can think, it can execute
many punches at once.
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No 069 Bellsprout
Flower
Ht 2'04"
Wt 9.0lb
Type:
If it notices anything that
moves, it immediately flings its vine at the
object.
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No 070 Weepinbell
Flycatcher
Ht 3'03"
Wt 14.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 069 Bellsprout
When it's hungry, it swings
its razor-sharp leaves, slicing up any unlucky
object nearby for food.
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No 071 Victreebel
Flycatcher
Ht 5'07"
Wt 34.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 070 Weepinbell (Leaf Stone)
Once ingested into this
Pokemon's body, even the hardest object will melt
into nothing.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 072 Tentacool
Jellyfish
Ht 2'11"
Wt 100.0lb
Type:
As it floats along on the
waves, it uses its toxic feelers to stab anything
it touches.
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No 073 Tentacruel
Jellyfish
Ht 5'03"
Wt 121.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No
072 Tentacool
When its 80 feelers absorb
water, it stretches to become like a net to
entangle its prey.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 074 Geodude
Rock
Ht 1'04"
Wt 44.0lb
Type:
Proud of their sturdy
bodies, they bash against each other in a contest
to prove who is harder.
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No 075 Graveler
Rock
Ht 3'03"
Wt 232.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 074 Geodude
It travels by rolling on
mountain paths. If it gains too much speed, it
stops by running into huge
rocks.
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No 076 Golem
Megaton
Ht 4'07"
Wt 662.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 077 Graveler (Trade Evolution)
Its rock-like body is so
durable, even high-powered dynamite blasts fail
to scratch its rugged hide.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
No 077 Ponyta
Fire Horse
Ht 3'03"
Wt 66.0lb
Type:
Training by jumping over
grass that grows longer every day has made it a
world-class jumper.
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No 078 Rapidash
Fire Horse
Ht 5'07"
Wt 209.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 077 Ponyta
It just loves to gallop. The
faster it goes, the longer the swaying flames
of its mane will become.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No 079 Slowpoke
Dopey
Ht 3'11"
Wt 79.0lb
Type:
It is always so
absent-minded that it won't react, even if its flavorful
tail is bitten.
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No 081 Magnemite
Magnet
Ht 1'00"
Wt 13.0lb
Type:
The electricity emitted by
the units on each side of its body cause it to
become a strong magnet.
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No 082 Magneton
Magnet
Ht 3'03"
Wt 132.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 081 Magnemite
When many Magneton gather together,
the resulting magnetic storm disrupts
radio waves.
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No 083 Farfetch'd
Wild Duck
Ht 2'07"
Wt 33.0lb
Type:
In order to prevent their
extinction, more people have made an effort to
breed these Pokemon.
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No 084 Doduo
Twin Bird
Ht 4'07"
Wt 86.0lb
Type:
It lives on a grassy plain
where it can see a long way. If it sees an enemy,
it runs way at 60 mph.
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No 085 Dodrio
Triplebird
Ht 5'11"
Wt 188.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 084 Doduo
An enemy that takes its eyes
off any of the three heads--even for a
second--will get pecked
severely.
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No 086 Seel
Sea Lion
Ht 3'07"
Wt 198.0lb
Type:
The light blue fur that
covers it keeps it protected against the cold. It
loves iceberg-filled oceans.
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No 088 Grimer
Sludge
Ht 2'11"
Wt 66.0lb
Type:
When two of these Pokemon's
bodies are combined together, new poisons are
created.
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No 089 Muk
Sludge
Ht 3'11"
Wt 66.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 88 Grimer
As it moves, a very strong
poison leaks from it, making the ground thee
barren for three years.
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No 090 Shellder
Bivalve
Ht 1'00"
Wt 9.0lb
Type:
Clamping on to an opponent
reveals its vulnerable parts, so it uses this
move only as a last resort.
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No 091 Cloyster
Bivalve
Ht 4'11"
Wt 292.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 090 Shellder (Water Stone)
Even a missile can't break
the spikes it uses to stab opponents. They're
even harder than its shell.
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No 092 Gastly
Gas
Ht 4'03"
Wt 0.2lb
Type:
It wraps its opponent in its
gas-like body, slowly weakening its prey by
poisoning it through the
skin.
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No 093 Haunter
Gas
Ht 5'03"
Wt 0.2lb
Type:
Evolves from No 092 Gastly
It hides in the dark,
planning to take the life of the next living thing
that wanders close by.
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No 094 Gengar
Shadow
Ht. 4'11"
Wt 89lb
Type:
Evolves from No 093 Haunter (Trade Evolution)
Hiding in people's shadows
at night, it absorbs their heat. The chill it
causes makes the victims
shake.
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No 095 Onix
Rock Snake
Ht 28'10"
Wt 463.0lb
Type:
As it digs through the
ground, it absorbs many hard objects. This is what
makes its body so solid.
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No 096 Drowzee
Hypnosis
Ht 3'03"
Wt 71.0lb
Type:
When it twitches its nose,
it can tell where someone is sleeping and what
that person is dreaming
about.
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No 097 Hypno
Hypnosis
Ht 5'03"
Wt 167.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 096 Drowzee
The longer it swings its
pendulum, the longer the effects of its hypnosis
last.
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No 098 Krabby
River Crab
Ht 1'04"
Wt 14.0lb
Type:
If it is unable to find
food, it will absorb nutrients by swallowing a
mouthful of sand.
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No 099 Kingler
Pincer
Ht 4'03"
Wt 132lb
Type:
Evolves from No 098 Krabby
Its oversized claw is very
powerful, but when it's not in battle, the claw
just gets in the way.
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No 100 Voltorb
Ball
Ht 1'08"
Wt 23.0lb
Type:
During the study of this
Pokemon, it was discovered that its components
are not found in nature.
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No 101 Electrode
Ball
Ht 3'11"
Wt 147.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 100 Voltorb
The more energy it charges
up, the faster it gets. But this also makes it
more likely to explode.
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No 102 Exeggcute
Egg
Ht 1'04"
Wt 6.0lb
Type:
If even one is separated
from the group, the energy bond between the six
will make them rejoin
instantly.
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No 104 Cubone
Lonely
Ht 1'04"
Wt 14.0lb
Type:
It lost its mother after its
birth. It wears its mother's skull never
revealing its true face.
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No 105 Marowak
Bonekeeper
Ht 3'03"
Wt 99.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 104 Cubone
Somewhere in the world is a
cemetery just for Marowak. It gets its bones
from those graves.
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No 106 Hitmonlee
Kicking
Ht 4'11"
Wt 110.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 236 Tyrogue
It is also called the Kick
Master. It uses its elastic legs to execute every
known kick.
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No 107 Hitmonchan
Punching
Ht 4'07"
Wt 111.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 236 Tyrogue
To increase the strength of
all its punch moves, it spins its arms just
before making contact.
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No 108 Lickitung
Licking
Ht 3'11"
Wt 144.0lb
Type:
IT has a tongue that is over
6'6" long. It uses this long tongue to lick
its body clean.
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No 109 Koffing
Poison Gas
Ht 2'00"
Wt 2.0lb
Type:
If one gets close enough to
it when it expels poisonous gas, the gas swirling
inside it can be seen.
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No 110 Weezing
Poison Gas
Ht 3'11"
Wt 21.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 109 Koffing
When it inhales poisonous
gases from garbage, its body expands, and its
insides smell much worse.
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No 111 Rhyhorn
Spikes
Ht 3'03"
Wt 254.0lb
Type:
It can remember only one
thing at a time. Once it starts rushing, it forgets
why it started.
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No 112 Rhydon
Drill
Ht 6'03"
Wt 265.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 111 Rhyhorn
By lightly spinning its
drill-like horn, it can easily shatter even a
diamond in the rough.
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No 113 Chansey
Egg
Ht 3'07"
Wt 76.0lb
Type:
People try to catch it for
its extremely nutritious eggs, but it can rarely
be found.
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No 114 Tangela
Vine
Ht 3'03"
Wt 77.0lb
Type:
During battle, it constantly
moves the vines that cover its body in order
to annoy its opponent.
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No 115 Kangaskhan
Parent
Ht 7'03"
Wt 176.0lb
Type:
To avoid crushing the baby
it carries in its pouch, it always sleeps standing
up.
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No 116 Horsea
Dragon
Ht 1'04
Wt 18.0lb
Type:
When they're in a safe
location, they can be seen playfully tangling their
tails together.
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No 117 Seadra
Dragon
Ht 3'11"
Wt 55.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 116 Horsea
The male raises the young.
If it is approached, it uses its toxic spikes
to fend off the intruder.
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No 118 Goldeen
Goldfish
Ht 2'00"
Wt 33.0lb
Type:
During spawning season, they
swim gracefully in the water, searching for
their perfect mate.
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No 119 Seaking
Goldfish
Ht 4'03"
Wt 86.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 118 Goldeen
When autumn comes, the males
patrol the areas around their nests in order
to protect their offspring.
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No 120 Staryu
Starshape
Ht 2'07"
Wt 76.0lb
Type:
When the stars twinkle at
night, it floats up from the sea floor, and its
body center core flickers.
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No 121 Starmie
Mysterious
Ht 3'07"
Wt 176.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 120 Staryu (Water Stone)
It is said that it uses the
seven-colored core of its body to send electric
waves into outer space.
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No 122 Mr. Mime
Barrier
Ht 4'03"
Wt 120.0lb
Type:
It uses the mysterious power
it has in its fingers to solidify air into
an invisible wall.
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No 123 Scyther
Mantis
Ht 4'11"
Wt 123.0lb
Type:
It's very proud of its
speed. It moves so fast that its opponent doesn't
even know what knocked it
down.
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No 124 Jynx
Human Shape
Ht 4'07"
Wt 90.0lb
Type:
It has several different cry
patterns, each of which seems to have its own
meaning.
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No 125 Electabuzz
Electric
Ht 3'07"
Wt 66.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 239 Elekid
When two Electabuzz touch,
they control the electric currents to
communicate their feelings.
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No 126 Magmar
Spitfire
Ht 4'03"
Wt 98.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 240 Magby
It moves more frequently in
hot areas. It can heal itself by dipping its
wound into the lava.
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No 127 Pinsir
Stagbeetle
Ht 4'11"
Wt 121.0lb
Type:
When the temperature drops
at night, it sleeps on treetops or among roots
where it is well hidden.
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No 128 Tauros
Wild Bull
Ht 4'07"
Wt 195.0lb
Type:
These violent Pokemon fight
with other members of their herd in order to
prove their strength.
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No 129 Magikarp
Fish
Ht 2'11"
Wt 22.0lb
Type:
This weak and pathetic
Pokemon gets easily pushed along rivers when there
are strong currents.
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No 130 Gyarados
Atrocious
Ht 21'04"
Wt 518.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 129 Magikarp
It appears whenever there is
world conflict, burning down any place it
travels through.
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No 131 Lapras
Transport
Ht 8'02"
Wt 485.0lb
Type:
This gentle Pokemon loves to
give people rides and provides a very
comfortable way to get
around.
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No 132 Ditto
Transform
Ht 1'00"
Wt 9.0lb
Type:
When it encounters another
Ditto, it will move faster than normal to
duplicate that opponent
exactly.
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No 133 Eevee
Evolution
Ht 1'00"
Wt 14.0lb
Type:
Its ability to evolve into
many forms allows it to adapt smoothly and
perfectly to any
environment.
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No 135 Jolteon
Lightning
Ht 2'07"
Wt 54.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 133 Eevee (Thunder Stone)
The negatively charged ions
generated in its fur create a constant sparking
noise.
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No 137 Porygon
Virtual
Ht 2'07"
Wt 80.0lb
Type:
An artificial Pokemon
created due to extensive research, it can perform
only what it in its program.
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No 138 Omanyte
Spiral
Ht 1'04"
Wt 17.0lb
Type:
In prehistoric times, it
swam on the sea floor, eating plankton. Its fossils
are sometimes found.
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No 139 Omastar
Spiral
Ht 3'03"
Wt 77.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 138 Omanyte
Its heavy shell allowed it
to reach only nearby food. This could be the
reason it is extinct.
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No 142 Aerodactyl
Fossil
Ht 5'11"
Wt 130.0lb
Type:
In prehistoric times, this
Pokemon flew freely and fearlessly through the
skies.
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No 143 Snorlax
Sleeping
Ht 6'11"
Wt 1014.0lb
Type:
This Pokemon's stomach is so
strong, even eating moldy or rotten food will
not affect it.
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No 144 Articuno
Freeze
Ht 5'07"
Wt 122.0lb
Type:
Legendary bird Pokemon. As
it flies through the sky, it cools the air,
causing snow to fall.
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No 145 Zapdos
Electric
Ht 5'03"
Wt 116.0lb
Type:
Legendary bird Pokemon. They
say lightning caused by the flapping of its
wings causes summer storms.
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No 146 Moltres
Flame
Ht 6'07"
Wt 132.0lb
Type:
Legendary bird Pokemon. It
is said to migrate from the south along with
the spring.
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No 147 Dratini
Dragon
Ht 5'11"
Wt 7.0lb
Type:
It sheds many layers of skin
as it grows larger. During this process, it
is protected by a rapid
waterfall.
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No 148 Dragonair
Dragon
Ht 13'01"
Wt 35.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 147 Dratini
It is called the divine
Pokemon. When its entire body brightens slightly,
the weather changes.
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No 150 Mewtwo
Genetic
Ht 6'07"
Wt 269.0lb
Type: Psychic
N/A (B/R/Y)
Said to rest quietly in an
undiscovered cave, this Pokemon was created
solely for battling.
Confuse ***
Disable ***
Barrier Lv. 11
Swift Lv. 22
Psych Up Lv. 33
Future Sight Lv. 44
Mist Lv. 55
Psychic Lv. 66
Amnesia Lv. 77
Recover Lv. 88
Safeguard Lv. 99
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No 151 Mew
New Specie
Ht 1'04"
Wt 9.0lb
Type:
Because it can learn any
move, some people began research to see if it is
the ancestor of all Pokemon.
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No 152 Chikorita
Leaf
Ht 2'11"
Wt 14.0lb
Type: Grass
Professor Elm's
Laboratory
It loves to bask in the
sunlight. It uses the leaf on its head to seek out
warm places.
Moves: Tackle ---
Growl ---
Razor Leaf Lv. 8
Reflect Lv. 12
Poisonpowder Lv. 15
Synthesis Lv.
22
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No 153 Bayleef
Leaf
Ht 3'11"
Wt 35.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 152 Chikorita
The scent that wafts from
the leaves on its neck causes anyone who smells
it to become energetic.
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No 154 Meganium
Herb
Ht 5'11"
Wt 222.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 153 Bayleef
Anyone who stands beside it
becomes refreshed, just as if they were relaxing
in a sunny forest.
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No 157 Typhlosion
Volcano
Ht 5'0"
Wt 175lb
Type: Fire
Evolves from No 156 Quilava
N/A
When heat from its body
causes the air around it to shimmer, this is a sign
that it is ready to battle.
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No 158 Totodile
Big Jaw
Ht 2'00"
Wt 21.0lb
Type:
This rough critter chomps at
any moving object it sees. Turning your back
on it is not recommended.
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No 159 Croconaw
Big Jaw
Ht 3'07"
Wt 55.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 158 Totodile
The tips of its fangs are
slanted backward. Once those fangs clamp down,
the prey has no hope of
escape.
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No 160 Feraligatr
Big Jaw
Ht 7'07"
Wt 196.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 159 Croconaw
Although it has a massive
body, its powerful hind legs enable it to move
quickly, even on the ground.
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No 161 Sentret
Scout
Ht 2'07"
Wt 13.0lb
Type:
When acting as a lookout, it
warns others of danger by screeching and hitting
the ground with its tail.
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No 162 Furret
Long Body
Ht 5'11"
Wt 72.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 161 Sentret
It lives in narrow burrows
that fit its slim body. The deeper the nests
go, the more maze-like the
become.
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No 163 Hoothoot
Owl
Ht 2'04"
Wt 47.0lb
Type: Normal/Flying
Route 29, 30,
31, 32, Ilex Forest, 34, 35, National
Park, 36, 37, 38, 39, 43, Lake of Rage, 26, 27, 1,
2, 25, 5
It begins to hoot at the
same time every day. Some trainers use them in
place of clocks.
Moves: Tackle ---
Growl ---
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No 164 Noctowl
Owl
Ht 5'03"
Wt 90.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 163 Hoothoot
Its extremely soft feathers
make no sound in flight. It silently sneaks
up on prey without being
detected.
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No 165 Ledyba
Five Star
Ht 3'03"
Wt 24.0lb
Type:
It is timid and clusters
together with others. The fluid secreted by its
feet indicates its location.
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No 166 Ledian
Five Star
Ht 4'07"
Wt 78.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 165 Ledyba
In the daytime when it gets
warm, it curls up inside a big leaf and drifts
off into a deep slumber.
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No 167 Spinarak
Stringspit
Ht 1'08"
Wt 19.0lb
Type:
If prey becomes ensnared in
its nest of spun string, it waits motionlessly
until it becomes dark.
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No 168 Ariados
Long Leg
Ht 3'07"
Wt 74.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 167 Spinarak
Rather than making a nest in
one specific spot, it wanders in search of
food after darkness falls.
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No 169 Crobat
Bat
Ht 5'11"
Wt 165.0lb
Type:
As a result of its pursuit
of faster, yet more silent flight, a new set
of wings grew on its hind
legs.
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No 170 Chinchou
Angler
Ht 1'08"
Wt 26.0lb
Type:
Its antennae, which evolved
from a fin, have both positive and negative
charges flowing through
them.
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No 171 Lanturn
Light
Ht 3'11"
Wt 50.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 170 Chinchou
This Pokemon uses the bright
part of its body, which changed from a dorsal
fin, to lure prey.
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No 172 Pichu
Tiny Mouse
Ht 1'00"
Wt 4.0lb
Type:
It is unskilled at storing
electric power. Any kind of shock causes it to
discharge energy
spontaneously.
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No 173 Cleffa
Starshape
Ht 1'00"
Wt 7.0lb
Type:
If the impact site of a
meteorite is found, this Pokemon is certain to be
within the immediate area.
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No 175 Togepi
Spike Ball
Ht 1'00"
Wt 3.0lb
Type:
It is considered to be a
symbol of good luck. Its shell is said to be filled
with happiness.
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No 176 Togetic
Happiness
Ht 2'00"
Wt 7.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 175 Togepi (Happiness)
Although it does not flap
its wings very much, it can stay up in the air
as it tags along after its
trainer.
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No 177 Natu
Little Bird
Ht 0'08"
Wt 4.0lb
Type:
It is extremely good at
climbing tree trunks and likes to eat the new sprouts
on the trees.
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No 178 Xatu
Mystic
Ht 4'11"
Wt 33.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 177 Natu
Once it begins to meditate
at sunrise, the entire day will pass before it
will move again.
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No 179 Mareep
Wool
Ht 2'00"
Wt 17.0lb
Type:
It stores lots of air in its
soft fur, allowing it to stay cool in summer
and warm in winter.
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No 180 Flaaffy
Wool
Ht 2'07"
Wt 29.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 179 Mareep
Because of its rubbery,
electricity-resistant skin, it can store lots of
electricity in its fur.
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No 181 Ampharos
Light
Ht 4'07"
Wt 136.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 180 Flaaffy
When it gets dark, the light
from its bright, shiny tail can be seen from
far away on the ocean's surface.
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No 182 Bellossum
Flower
Ht 1'04"
Wt 13.0lb
Type:
When these dance together,
their petals rub against each other, making
pretty, relaxing sounds.
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No 183 Marill
Aquamouse
Ht 1'04"
Wt 19.0lb
Type:
The fur on its body
naturally repels water. It can stay dry, even when it
plays in the water.
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No 184 Azumarill
Aquarabbit
Ht 2'07"
Wt 63.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 183 Marill
The bubble-like pattern on
its stomach helps it camouflage itself when it's
in the water.
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No 185 Sudowoodo
Imitation
Ht 3'11"
Wt 84.0lb
Type:
If a tree branch shakes when
there is no wind, it's a Sudowoodo, not a tree.
It hides from the rain.
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No 186 Politoed
Frog
Ht 3'07"
Wt 75.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 061 Poliwhirl (King's Rock)
When it expands its throat
to croak out a tune, nearby Poliwag and Poliwhirl
gather immediately.
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No 187 Hoppip
Cottonweed
Ht 1'04"
Wt 1.0lb
Type:
It can be carried away on
even the gentlest breeze. It may even float all
the way to the next town.
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No 188 Skiploom
Cottonweed
Ht 2'00"
Wt 2.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 187 Hoppip
As soon as it rains, it
closes its flower and hides in the shade of a tree
to avoid getting wet.
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No 189 Jumpluff
Cottonweed
Ht 2'07"
Wt 7.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 188 Skiploom
Even in the fiercest wind,
it can control its fluff to make its way to any
place in the world it wants.
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No 190 Aipom
Long Tail
Ht 2'07"
Wt 25.0lb
Type:
It uses its tail to hang on
to tree branches. It uses its momentum to swing
from one branch to another.
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No 191 Sunkern
Seed
Ht 1'00"
Wt 4.0lb
Type:
It is very weak. Its only
mean of defense is to shake its leaves desperately
at its attacker.
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No 192 Sunflora
Sun
Ht 2'07"
Wt 19.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 191 Sunkern (Sun Stone)
As the hot season
approaches, the petals on this Pokemon's face become more
vivid and lively.
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No 193 Yanma
Clear Wing
Ht 3'11"
Wt 84.0lb
Type:
It can see in all directions
without moving its big eyes, helping it spot
attackers and food right
away.
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No 194 Wooper
Water Fish
Ht 1'04"
Wt 19.0lb
Type:
A mucous membrane covers its
body. Touching it barehanded will cause a
shooting pain.
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No 195 Quagsire
Water Fish
Ht 4'07"
Wt 165.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 194 Wooper
Its body is always slimy. It
often bangs its head on the river bottom as
it swims but seems not to
care.
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No 196 Espeon
Sun
Ht 2'11"
Wt 58.0lb
Type:
The tip of its forked tail
quivers when it is predicting its opponent's
next move.
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No 198 Murkrow
Darkness
Ht 1'08"
Wt 5.0lb
Type:
It hides any shinky object
it finds in a secret location. Murkrow and Meowth
loot one another's stashes.
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No 199 Slowking
Royal
Ht 6'07"
Wt 175.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 079 Slowpoke (King's Rock)
Every time it yawns,
Shellder injects more poison into it. The poison makes
it more intelligent.
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No 200 Misdreavus
Screech
Ht 2'04"
Wt 2.0lb
Type:
It loves to watch people
it's scared. It frightens them by screaming loudly
or appearing suddenly.
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No 201 Unown
Symbol
Ht 1'08"
Wt 11.0lb
Type:
Because different types of
Unown exist, it is said that they must have a
variety of abilities.
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No 202 Wobbuffet
Patient
Ht 4'03"
Wt 63.0lb
Type:
In order to conceal its
black tail, it lives in a dark cave and only moves
about at night.
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No 203 Girafarig
Long Neck
Ht 4'11"
Wt 91.0lb
Type:
When it is in danger, its
tail uses some sort of mysterious powers to drive
away the enemy.
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No 206 Dunsparce
Land Snake
Ht 4'11"
Wt 31.0lb
Type:
It hides deep in caves where
no light ever reaches it and remains virtually
motionless there.
Moves: Rage ---
Defense Curl Lv
5
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No 207 Gligar
Flyscorpio
Ht 3'07"
Wt 143.0lb
Type:
It builds its nest on a
steep cliff. When it is done gliding, it hops along
the ground back to its nest.
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No 208 Steelix
Iron Snake
Ht 30'02
Wt 882.0lb
Type:
The many small metal
particles that cover this Pokemon's body reflect bright
light well.
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No 209 Snubbull
Fairy
Ht 2'00"
Wt 17.0lb
Type:
In truth, it is a cowardly
Pokemon. It growls eagerly in order to hide its
fear from its opponent.
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No 210 Granbull
Fairy
Ht 4'07"
Wt 107.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 209 Snubbull
It can make most any Pokemon
run away simply by opening its mouth wide to
reveal its big fangs.
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No 211 Quilfish
Balloon
Ht 1'08"
Wt 9.0lb
Type:
When faced with a larger
opponent, it swallows as much water as it can to
match the opponent's size.
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No 213 Shuckle
Mold
Ht 2'00"
Wt 45.0lb
Type:
The fluid secreted by its
toes carves holes in rocks for nesting and can
be mixed with berries to
make a drink.
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No 215 Sneasel
Sharp Claw
Ht 2'11"
Wt 62.0lb
Type:
This cunning Pokemon hides
under the cover of darkness, waiting to attack
its prey.
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No 217 Ursaring
Hibernant
Ht 5'11"
Wt 277.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 216 Teddiursa
Although it has a large
body, it is quite skilled at climbing trees. It
eats and sleeps in the
treetops.
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No 220 Swinub
Pig
Ht 1'04"
Wt 14.0lb
Type:
It uses the tip of its nose
to dig for food. Its nose is so tough that even
frozen ground poses no
problem.
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No 221 Piloswine
Swine
Ht 3'07"
Wt 123.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 220 Swinub.
Although its legs are short,
its rugged hooves prevent it from slipping,
even on icy ground.
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No 222 Corsola
Coral
Ht 2'00"
Wt 11.0lb
Type:
The points on its head
absorb nutrients from clean water. The cannot survive
in polluted water.
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No 225 Delibird
Delivery
Ht 2'11"
Wt 35.0lb
Type:
It always carries its food
with it, wherever it goes. If attacked, it throws
its food at the opponent.
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No 227 Skarmory
Armor Bird
Ht 5'07
Wt 111.0lb
Type:
The feathers that it sheds
are very sharp. It is said that people once used
the feathers as swords.
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No 228 Houndour
Dark
Ht 2'00"
Wt 24.0lb
Type:
Around dawn, its ominous
howl echoes through the area to announce that this
is its territory.
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No 229 Houndoom
Dark
Ht 4'07"
Wt 77.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 228 Houndour
The pungent-smelling flame
that shoots from its mouth results from toxins
burning in its body.
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No 230 Kingdra
Dragon
Ht 5'11"
Wt 335.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 117 Seadra (Dragon Scale)
It stores energy by sleeping
at underwater depths at which no other life
forms can survive.
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No 232 Donphan
Armor
Ht 3'07"
Wt 265.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 231 Phanpy
Because this Pokemon's skin
is so tough, a normal attack won't even leave
a scratch on it.
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No 233 Porygon 2
Virtual
Ht 2'00"
Wt 72.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 137 Porygon (Upgrade)
This manmade Pokemon evolved
from the latest technology. It may have
unprogrammed reactions.
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No 234 Stantler
Big Horn
Ht 4'07"
Wt 157lb
Type:
The round balls found on the
fallen antlers can be ground into a powder
that aids in sleeping.
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No 235 Smeargle
Painter
Ht 3'11"
Wt 128.0lb
Type:
The color of the mysterious
fluid secreted from its tail is predetermined
for each Smeargle.
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No 236 Tyrogue
Scuffle
Ht 2'04"
Wt 46.0lb
Type:
To brush up on its fighting
skills, it will challenge anyone. It has a very
strong competitive nature.
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No 237 Hitmontop
Handstand
Ht 4'07"
Wt 106.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 236 Tyrogue
After doing a handstand to
throw off the opponents timing, it presents its
fancy kick moves.
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No 238 Smoochum
Kiss
Ht 1'04"
Wt 13.0lb
Type:
The sensitivity of its lips
develops most quickly. It uses them to try to
identify unknown objects.
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No 239 Elekid
Electric
Ht 2'00"
Wt 52.0lb
Type:
It loves violent thunder.
The space between its horns flickers bluish-white
when it is charging energy.
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No 240 Magby
Life Coal
Ht 2'04"
Wt 47.0lb
Type:
It naturally spits an
1100-degree flame. It is said when many appear, it
heralds a volcanic eruption.
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No 241 Miltank
Milk Cow
Ht 3'11"
Wt 166.0lb
Type:
In order to milk a Miltank,
one must have a knack for rhythmically pulling
up and down on its udders.
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No 245 Suicune
Aurora
Ht 6'07"
Wt 412.0lb
Type:
This divine Pokemon blows
around the world, always in search of a pure
reservoir.
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No 247 Pupitar
Hard Shell
Ht 3'11"
Wt 334.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 246 Larvitar
It will not stay still, even
while it's a pupa. It already has arms and
legs under its solid shell.
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No 248 Tyranitar
Armor
Ht 6'07:
Wt 445.0lb
Type:
Evolves from No 247 Pupitar
In just one of its mighty
hands, it has the power to make the ground shake
and mountains crumble.
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No 249 Lugia
Diving
Ht 17'01"
Wt 476.0lb
Type:
It has an incredible ability
to calm raging storms. It is said that Lugia
appears when storms start.
Aeroblast ***
Safeguard Lv.
11
Gust Lv. 22
Recover Lv. 33
Hydro Pump Lv. 44
Rain Dance Lv. 55
Swift Lv. 66
Whirlwind Lv. 77
Ancient Power Lv. 88
Future Sight Lv. 99
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No 251 Celebi
Timetravel
Ht 2'00"
Wt 11.0lb
Type:
Revered as a guardian of the
forest, Celebi appears wherever beautiful
forests exist.
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6) ITEM LIST
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Berries (can be used by
Pokemon)
Berry Heals 10 Various Trees
Berry Juice Heals 20 Shuckles Make it after much walking
Bitter Berry Heals Confusion Various Trees
Burnt Berry Heals Freeze Various Trees
Gold Berry Heals 30 Bug Catching 3rd
Ice Berry Heals Burn Various trees
Mint Berry Heals Sleep Various trees
Miracle Berry Heals ailment Mystery Gift
Mystery Berry Heals 5 PP 2 Trees
Przcureberry Heals Paralyze Various Trees
Psncureberry Heals Poison Various Trees
Power-Ups (Items with a *
mean its use is temporary)
Calcium Increase Special Department Stores
($9800)
Carbos Increase Speed Department Stores ($9800)
Dire Hit* Critical Hit Up Stores ($650)
Fire Stone Evolves Pokes Schoolboy Alan (Free Calls you)
Eevee----------->Flareon
Growlithe------->Arcanine
Vulpix---------->Ninetails
Gaurd Spec* No Stat Drops Stores ($700)
HP UP Increase HP Department Stores ($9800)
Iron Increase Defense Department Stores
($9800)
Leaf Stone Evolves Pokes Picknicker Gina (Free Calls you)
Exeggute-------->Exeggutor
Gloom----------->Vileplume
Weepinbel------->Victreebel
Moon Stone Evolve Pokes Mt. Moon, Mon nite
Clefairy-------->Clefable
Jigglypuff------>Wigglytuf
Nidorina-------->Nidoqueen
Nidorino-------->Nidoking
PP UP 1 Moves PP rises Blackbelt Kenji (Call him during a
break)
Protein Increase Attack Department Stores ($9800)
Rare Candy Increase 1 level Buena, 3 points
Sun Stone Evolve Pokes Bug Catch Contes 1st
Gloom----------->Bellosom
Sunkern--------->Sunflora
Thunderstone Evolves Pokes Lass Dana (Free Calls you)
Eevee----------->Jolteon (Not
Vaporeon my mistake!)
Pikachu--------->Raichu
Water Stone Evolves Pokes Fisher Chris (Free Calls you)
Eevee----------->Vaporeon
Poliwhirl------->Poliwrath
Shellder-------->Staryu
Staryu---------->Starmie
X Accuracy* Boost Accuracy Department Stores ($950)
X Attack* Boost Attack Stores ($500)
X Defend* Boost Defend Stores ($550)
X Special* Boosts Specials Stores ($550)
X Speed* Boosts Speed Stores ($550)
Pokemon Tokens
Amulet Coin Double Earnings Underground
Besrk Gene* Attack+, Confuse Cerulean City
Black Belt Fighting Moves + Lake of Rage
Blackglasses Dark Moves + Dark Cave
Bright Powder Lowers foes Accu Trade RBY Legendaries
Charcoal Fire Moves + Azalea Town ($9800)
Cleanse Tag Decrease Wild Route 5
Dragon Fange Dragon Moves + Dtagon's Den
Everstone Poke can't evol Elm after Togepi
Focus Band* May Prevent KO Dojo's Gym
Hard Stone Rock Moves + Route 36
King's Rock May Flinch Slowpoke Well
Leftovers Heals HP in fite Snorlax
Light Ball X2 Pika's Spec.A Yellow Version Pikachu
Lucky Egg Doubles Exp. Wild
Chansey
Lucky Punch Chansey Crit. + RBY Chansey
Magnet Electric Moves + Route 37
Magnifier More Criticals Mystery Gift
Metal Coat Steel Moves + S.S. Aqua, Traded Magneton
Metal Powder x2 Ditto Defense RBY Ditto
Miracle Seed Grass Moves + Route 32
Mystic Water Water Moves + Cherrygrove City, Ruins of Alp
Nevermeltice Ice Moves + Ice Path
Pinkbow Normal Moves + Route 29, Radio Tower
Poison Barb Poison Moves + Route 32
Polkadot Bow Normal Moves ++ RBY Jigglypuff
Quick Claw May Attack 1st National Park
Sharp Beak Fkying Moves + Route 40
Silverpowder Bug Moves + Wild Butterfree
Smokeball Flee always Underground
Soft Sand Ground Moves + Route 34
Spell Tag Ghost Moves + Blackthorne
Stick Fardetch'd Cri.+ Wild Farfetch'd
Thick Club Cubone/Mar Atkx2 Wild Cubone/Marowak
Twisted Spoon Psychic Moves + Yellow Kadabra
Up-grade Evolves Porygon Sliph HQ
Recovery and others
Antidote Cure Poison Various Stores ($100)
Awakening Cure Sleep Various Stores ($250)
Big Mushroom Sell for $ Wild Paras
Big Pearl Sell for $ Wild Shellder/Bargain Shop ($3500)
Brick Piece Piece of Brick RBY Machop
Burn Heal Cure Burn Various Stores ($250)
Elixir 10PP, all moves On ground
Energy Powder 50 HP, Bitter Herb Shop ($500)
Energy Root 200 HP, Bitter Herb Shop ($800)
Escape Rope Leave Dungeon Various Stores ($550)
Ether 10 PP, 1 move On ground
Fresh Water 50 HP Vending Machines ($200)
Full Heal Cure ailment Various Stores ($600)
Full Restore Heals fully Indigo Plateu ($3000)
Gold Leaf Sell for $ RBY Pokes
Heal Powder Bitter, Cure ail Herb Shop ($450)
Hyper Potion 200 HP Various Stores ($1200)
Ice Heal Cure Freeze Various Stores ($250)
Lemonade 80 HP Vending Machines ($350)
Max Elixir All PP On ground
Max Ether All PP, 1 move On ground
Max Potion All HP Various Stores ($2500)
Max Repel Repels foes 250 Various Stores ($700)
Max Revive Fully Revives On ground
MooMoo Milk Recovers 100 HP Farm ($500)
Nugget Sell for $5000 On Ground
Parlyz Heal Heals Paralysis Various Stores ($200)
Pearl Sell for $ Wild Pokemon
Pok, Doll Escape from Wild Department Stores
($1000)
Potion Heals 20 PP Various Stores ($300)
Ragecandybar Heals 20 PP Mahagony Town ($200)
Repel Repels foes 100 Various Stores ($350)
Revival Herb Revives, Bitter Herb Shop ($2800)
Revive Revives to " HP Various Stores ($1500)
Sacred Ash 1 time Pokecente Wild Ho-Oh
Silver Leaf Sell for $ RBY Pokes
Slowpoke Tail Useless Mahagony Town ($9800)
Soda Pop Heals 60 HP Department Stores ($300)
Star Piece Sell for $ Wild Staryu
Stardust Sell for $ Wild Staryu
Super Potion Recover 50 HP Various Stores ($ 700)
Super Repel Repels foes 200 Various Stores ($ 500)
Tiny Mushroom Sell for $ Wild Paras
Balls (Some have there ideal
prey)
Fast Ball Fleeing WHT Apricorn to Kurt
Friend Ball Captured r Happy GRN Apricoen to Kurt
Great Ball Medium Strenght Various Stores ($600)
Heavy Ball Heavy BLK Apricorn to Kurt
Level Ball Lower Level RED Apricorn to Kurt
Love Ball Opposite Gender PNK Apricorn to Kurt
Lure Ball Hooked BLU Apricorn to Kurt
Master Ball Garunteed Elm gives you, Lucky Number grand prize
Moon Ball Moon Stone Evol. YLW Apricoen to Kurt
Poke Ball Weakest Ball Various Stores ($200)
Ultra Ball Strongest Ball Various Stores ($1200)
GS Ball Mysterious Ball Gameshark Only! (Insert code 9173F1D0 to
buy)
Looking for an item, Maybe
only wild Pokemon can carry it. This is
a
list of those items. Capital means its exclusive to wild
Pokemon. The
star system returns here but
* means always, ** means sometimes and ***
means very rare.
Beedrill Poison Barb ***
Butterfree SILVERPOWDER ***
Chsnsey LUCKY EGG ***
Clefairy Moon Stone ***
Clefairy Mystery Berry **
Cubone THICK CLUB ***
Dodrio Sharp Beak ***
Dragonair Dragon Scale ***
Dratini Dragon Scale ***
Farfetch'd STICK ***
Fearow Sharp Beak ***
Furret Berry **
Geodude Everstone ***
Graveler Everstone ***
Grimer Nugget ***
Growlithe Burnt Berry
**
Ho-oh SACRED ASH *
Horsea Dragon Scale ***
Jynx Ice Berry
**
Magmar Burnt Berry
**
Magnemite Metal Coat ***
Marowak THICK CLUB ***
Miltank MooMoo Milk **
Misdreavous Spell Tag ***
Mr. Mime Mystery Berry
***
Muk Nugget ***
Paras BIG MUSHROOM ***
Paras Tiny Mushroom **
Pikachu Berry ***
Poliwhirl King's Rock ***
Seadra Dragon Scale ***
Sentret Berry ***
Shellder Big Pearl
***
Shellder Pearl ***
Shuckle Berry **
Slowbro King's Rock ***
Slowpoke King's Rock ***
Sneasel Quick Claw ***
Snorlax Leftovers *
Staryu Star Piece ***
Staryu Stardust **
Vulpix Burnt Berry
**
This version may be easier to use for some:
Items to heal you
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|Key: Mart=pokemart mys.=mystery gift R#=route, then number C=Cave |
|___________________________________________________________________________|
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|Item Description Location Price|
|___________________________________________________________________________|
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|Antidote |Cures poisoned pokemon |Mart, r31 |100 |
|Awakening |Awakens sleeping pokemon |mart/C |250 |
|Berry Juice |Restores 20 HP |Give berry to Shuckle |
|
|Burn Heal |Gets rid of Burns |M/C/towns |250 |
|Elixir |Restores 10 PP to all abilities
|R/C/Mys/ | |
|Energy Root |Restores 200 HP, bitter |Goldenrod/Ruins of Alph|800 |
|Energy powder|Restores 50
Hp, bitter |Goldenrod/Ruins of
Alph|500 |
|Ether |Restores 10 PP to one ability |R/C/Mys/ | |
|Fresh Water |Restores 50 HP |Dept. Stores, Mt. Moon |200 |
|Full Heal |Cures any condition |Mart/Caves |600 |
|Full Restore |Full Heal +
Max Potion |C/Indigo
Plateau |3000|
|Heal Powder |Cures any condition, bitter |Goldenrod/Ruins of Alph|450 |
|Hyper Potion |Heals 200
HP |M/R/C |1200|
|Ice Heal |Heals FREEZE condition |Mart |250 |
|Lemonade |Heals 80 HP |Dept. Stores/ Mt
Moon |350 |
|Max Elixir |Restores all PP to all
abilities|R/C/Mys | |
|Max Ether |Restores all PP to one Ability |Goldenrod/R//Mys |
|
|Max Potion |Heals all HP |Mart/R/C/Mys |2500|
|Max Revive |Revives a dead Pokemon to max
HP|R/C/Mys | |
|MooMooMilk |Heals 100 HP |MooMooFarm, Wild pkmn |500 |
|Parlyz Heal |Cures Paralyzed pokemon |Mart/Caves |200 |
|Potion |Heals 20 HP Mart/r/c | |300 |
|RageCandyBar |Heals 20
HP Mahogany | |200 |
|Revival Herb |Revives
fainted pokemon, bitter |Goldenrod
|2800|
|Revive |Revives fainted pokemon to
1/2HP|M/R/C/Mys |1500|
|Sacred Ash |Revives ALL fainted pokemon |Ho-Oh | |
|Soda Pop |Heals 60 HP |Dept Store/Mt. Moon |300 |
|Super Potion |Heals 50
HP |Mart/R/C |700 |
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| |
|
| | Berries |
| | |
|Item |
Description
Location |
| | | |
|Berry |Heals 10 HP |National park/9,30,38,49,11/mys/trade |
|Bitter Berry |Heals Confusion
|Blackthorn/r31,43,1/mys
|
|Burnt Berry |Heals Freeze |R44, Fushcia/Pewter/Mys/trade |
|Gold Berry |Heals 30 HP |National park/trade/mys |
|Ice Berry |Heals Burn |Pewter/r36,26/mys/trade |
|Mint Berry |Heals sleep |r39/Pewter/Mys. |
|Miracle Berry |Heals Status |Mys |
|Mystery Berry |Restores PP |r35/45/Trade |
|Przcure berry |Cures Paralysis |Violet/r46,8/Mys |
|Psncure Berry |Cures Poison |r2,30,33/mys |
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Key Items
Item Description
location
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Basement Key Opens door in
Underground
Goldenrod
_______________________________________________________________________________
Bicycle Allows you to
move 2x as fast
Goldenrod
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Blue Card Stores points for
Buena's show
Goldenrod
_______________________________________________________________________________
Card Key Opens shutter in
radio tower 3f
Goldenrod
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Clear Bell Allows you to
meet Suicune
Goldenrod
_______________________________________________________________________________
Coin Case Holds up to 9,999
coins
Goldenrod
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Good rod A fairly good
fishing rod
Olivine
_______________________________________________________________________________
Item finder finds hidden items
with a sound
Ecruteak
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Clefairy Doll Give to CopyCat in return for
Train Pass
Vermillion
_______________________________________________________________________________
Machine Part Give to Power Plant
Manager
Cerulean
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Mystery Egg Hatches Togepi
Route 30, get back at Violet
_______________________________________________________________________________
Old Rod Use to fish for
pokemon, worst rod
Route 32
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Pass Allows you to ride the magnet
Train Saffron
_______________________________________________________________________________
Rainbow Wing Allows you to catch Ho-oh
Catch Raikou, Entei,
Suicune, beat
the elite 4, get from wise trio
_______________________________________________________________________________
Red Scale Trade for Exp. Share
on route 30
Lake of Rage
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
S.S Ticket Ticket for S.S
Aqua
New Bark
_______________________________________________________________________________
SecretPotion Heals Amphy at Olivine
Lighthouse
Cianwood
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Silver Wing Allows you to
catch Lugia
Pewter
_______________________________________________________________________________
Squirt Bottle Moves Sudowoodo on
route 36
Goldenrod
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Super Rod Best rod
Route 12
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Misc.
Item Description
Location price
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Escape Rope Escape easy from Dungeons
Mart/C 550
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EXPN Card allows you to hear Kanto
Radio Shows
Lavender
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Map Card The Poke gear map
Cherry Grove
_______________________________________________________________________________
Max Repel protects you from weak pkmn for
250 steps
Mart/mys 700
_______________________________________________________________________________
Poke Doll Escape from wild
pokemon
Dept/Mt moon 1000
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PokeDex Records pokemon data
Route 30
_______________________________________________________________________________
Radio Card Allows you to listen to
Johto Radio
Goldenrod
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Repel Protects you from weak pkmn for 100
steps
Marts/Mt Moon 350
_______________________________________________________________________________
Super Repel Protects from weak pkmn for
200 steps
marts/mys 500
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Unown Dex Records what Unown you've caught
and in which order
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Apricorns
Note to simplify this, there
will be, say blk under item and heavy under
description. Instead of Blk Apricorn and Raw Material for
heavy ball
Item
Description
Location
Blk
Heavy
r37
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Blu
Lure
r37
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Grn
friend
r42
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Pnk
Love
r42
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Red
level
r37
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Wht Fast
Azalea
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Ylw
Moon
r42
Power ability
Item Description
Location price
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Amulet Coin Money won in
battle X2
Goldenrod
_______________________________________________________________________________
Berserk Gene Attack Level + 2,
confuses
Cerulean
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Black Belt + fighting attack power
Lake of Rage
_______________________________________________________________________________
Black Glasses + Dark Attack power
Dark Cave
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Bright Powder -opponents accuracy
Trade
_______________________________________________________________________________
Calcium +Spec.
att +spec. def
Dept. Store/ r/c 9800
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Carbos +
Speed
Dept Store/r/c 9800
_______________________________________________________________________________
Charcoal +Fire Attack
Power
Azalea Mart 9800
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Cleanse Tag Repels wild
pokemon
R5
_______________________________________________________________________________
Dire Hit good chance of critical hit (1
battle)
Mart/r/c 650
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Dragon Fang +Dragon attack
power
Dragon's Den
_______________________________________________________________________________
Dragon Scale Evolves Seadra
Mt Mortar/wild
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EverStone Prevents pokemon from
Evolving
New Bark/r/wild/national
Park
_______________________________________________________________________________
Exp. Share receives half of gained
exp. In battle
r30
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fire Stone Evolves Eevee, arcanine, and Vulpix
Bill's grandpa(r25)Alan(r34)
_______________________________________________________________________________
Focus band May leave pokemon with 1 HP
Saffron
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Guard Spec. Guards against special
attacks
Dept./c 700
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Hard Stone +Rock
attack power
r36
_______________________________________________________________________________
HP up
raises HP
Dept Store/mart/r/c/mys 9800
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Iron
+ Defense
Dept Store/c 9800
_______________________________________________________________________________
King's Rock May make opponent flinch/evolves Slowpoke and
Poliwhirl
Slowpoke well/wild
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Leaf Stone Makes Gloom, Weepinbell, and
Exeggcute evolve
Bill's grandpa(r25) and Gina
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Left overs Gradually increases HP
Celadon City/trade/wild
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Light Ball Doubles Pikachu's spec. attacks
Trade
_______________________________________________________________________________
Lucky Egg Gain more EXP.
Wild
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lucky Punch Increases chance of Critical
hit
Trade
_______________________________________________________________________________
Magnet Increases power of
electric attacks
R37
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Metal Coat Increases power of Steel attacks,
evolves Scyther and Onix
SS Aqua Wild
_______________________________________________________________________________
Metal Powder Increases ditto's defensive power
Trade
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Miracle Seed Increases the power of grass
type attacks
R32
_______________________________________________________________________________
Moon stone Evolves Jigglypuff, Clefairy,
Nidorina, and Nidorino
Mom, r27, wild
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Mystic Water Increases power of Water attacks
Cherrygrove City
_______________________________________________________________________________
Never Melt Ice Increases power of ice attacks
Ice Path
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Pink bow increases the power of
normal type attacks
Goldenrod r29
_______________________________________________________________________________
Poison Barb Increases the power of poison
type attacks
R32, wild
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Polkadot bow increases the power of Normal
attacks
Trade
_______________________________________________________________________________
PP up increases the max
number of PP for one move
Towns/r/c/mys
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Protein raises attack
Dept store/r/c/trade
_______________________________________________________________________________
Quick Claw Gives a good chance that
you'll go first
National Park/wild
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rare Candy Increases pokemon's level
by one
Towns/r/c/mys
_______________________________________________________________________________
Scope lens increases chance of a
critical hit
Mys
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sharp Beak Increases power of
flying attacks
R40/trade/wild
_______________________________________________________________________________
Silver Powder Increases power of bug
attacks
Wild
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Smoke Ball Provides escape from wild
pokemon
Goldenrod
_______________________________________________________________________________
Soft Sand increases power of Ground
attacks
R34
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Spell Tag Increases power of ghost attacks
Blackthorn City/trade/wild
_______________________________________________________________________________
Stick increases power of
Farfetch'd's attacks
Wild
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Sunstone evolves sunkern and
gloom
National park
_______________________________________________________________________________
Thick Club Increases Cubone/Marowak
attack power
Wild
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Thunder Stone Evolves Eevee and Pikachu
Bill's grandpa (r25) and
Dana (r38)
_______________________________________________________________________________
Twisted Spoon Increases power of Psychic
attacks
Trade/wild
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Up-Grade Evolves Porygon
Saffron City
_______________________________________________________________________________
Water Stone Evolves Eevee,
Poliwhirl, Staryu
Bill's grandpa (r25) Wilton (r44)
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X accuracy, speed, attack,
special, defense
increase accuracy, attack,
special attack, speed, and defence.
Mart/c/r/mys $950, 500, 350, 350,
550 (respectively)
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Balls
____________________________________________________________________________
|Item apr=apricorn Description evo=evolve Location
ms=moon stone |
|Price
|
|____________________________________________________________________________|
|
|Fast Ball | Catches
pokemon that escape |Azalea(Give Kurt
wht apr.)|
|Friend Ball| Makes caught pokemon your friend |Azalea(give Kurt grn apr.)|
|Great Ball |Catches pokemon
better than poke ball|Mart/r/c mys
(600) |
|Heavy Ball |Catches heavy
pokemon easily |Azalea(Give Kurt
blk apr.)|
|Level Ball |Catches lower
lv. Pokemon than yours |Azalea(Give Kurt red apr.)|
|Love ball |catches opposite sex pkmn than yours
|Azalea(give Kurt Pnk Apr.)|
|Lure ball |Catches pokemon on a rod |Azalea(give Kurt blu apr.)|
|Master ball| catch
guaranteed 100% |New
Bark/Goldenrod |
|Moon Ball |Catches pokemon that evo. with MS |Azalea(Give Kurt ylw apr.)|
|Poke ball | Catches pokemon |mart/r/c/mys (200)
|
|Ultra Ball | Catches better
than great ball |mart/r/c/mys (1200)
|
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Sell Items
| Item | Description |
Location |
Price*
|------------------|---------------------|----------------------------|--------|
|Big Mushroom |
Can be sold | Wild | 3500
|
|Big Pearl
| Sell high |
Goldenrod/Wild |
--
|
|Brick Piece |
can be sold | Trade | --
|
|Gold leaf |
can be sold | Trade | --
|
|Nugget |
Sell high | Goldenrod/R/C |
4500
|
|Pearl |
sell high | Goldenrod/Wild |
600
|
|Silver leaf |
can be sold | Trade | --
|
|Star piece |
sell high | Goldenrod/Wild |
4600
|
|Stardust |
sell high | Goldenrod/Wild |
900
|
|Slowpoke tail |
sell high | Mahogany | 9800
|
|Tiny mushroom |
sell low | Mahogany/Wild |
500
|
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7) GAME CORNERS
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The two Game Corners are in
the sister cities of Goldenrod and Celadon.
When there, you can play
Card Flip or Slots. But you'll need coins: 50
coins run $1000, and 500
coins will set you back a good $10,000.
The Slots are a traditional
slot machine. Except I don't know of a machine
that cheats FOR you... If
you get a 7, and the next wheel isn't a 7,
sometimes it'll become a 7,
and if the third wheel isn't 7, Golems start
falling! (Freaky.) You can
bet 1 coin (only center line wins), 2 coins
(any line wins), or 3 coins
(diagonals win too). If you match 3 items,
you'll win prizes as listed
below:
3 Cherries- 6 Coins
3 Pikachu- 8 Coins
3 Squirtle- 10 Coins
3 Staryu- 15 Coins
3 Poke Balls- 50 Coins
3 7s- 300 Coins
The other game is Card Flip,
a variation of Roluette. Pay 3 coins, and you
earn 12 bets that a card
will come up a certain way. The odds of winning
are:
2-1- Two columns (pays 6
coins)
3-1- Two rows (pays 9 coins)
4-1- A column (pays 12
coins)
6-1- A row (pays 18 coins)
24-1- A single card (pays 72
coins)
However, these odds only
apply to the first draw, as the cards are not
replaced after they are
drawn. These odds could be cut in half if you go 12
rounds before winning. If
you win, you'll get a payoff that depends on your
bet.
If you win enough coins, you
can trade them in for some neat prizes. They
are different in each
Corner.
Goldenrod:
Abra (100 Coins)
Cubone (800 Coins)
Wobbuffet (1500 Coins)
TM 14 (Blizzard) \
TM 25 (Thunder)--- 5500
Coins
TM 38 (Fire Blast)/
Celadon:
Pikachu (2222 Coins)
Porygon (5555 Coins)
Larvitar (8888 Coins)
TM 32 (Double Team) (1500
Coins)
TM 29 (Psychic) (3500 Coins)
TM 15 (Hyper Beam) (7500
Coins)
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8) TM’S AND HM’S
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TM#|Ability |
Location |Price if any
| | |
01 |Dynamic Punch | Cianwood City Gym |$2000
02 |Headbutt |Ilex Forest,
Goldenrod dept. |
| |(after finding in Ilex) |
03 |Curse |Celadon City |
04 |Rollout |Route 35 |
05 |Roar |Route 32 |
06 |Toxic |Fuchsia City |
07 |Zap Cannon |Power Plant |
08 |Rock Smash |Route 36/Goldenrod dept |$1000
| |(After route 36) |
09 |Psych up |Trade and maybe pokemon |
| |will be holding TM09 |
10 |Hidden Power |Lake of Rage/ Celadon dept. |
| |Store |$3000
11 |Sunny Day |Goldenrod/ Celadon dept. |$2000
12 |Sweet Scent |Route 34 |
13 |Snore |Dark Cave,
Moo Moo Farm |
14 |Blizzard |Goldenrod City |5,500 coins (casino)
15 |Hyper Beam |Celadon City |7,500 coins (casino)
16 |Icy wind |Mahogany Town Gym |
17 |Protect |Celadon City |$3000
18 |Rain Dance |Slowpoke Well/ Celadon Dept. |$2000
19 |Giga Drain |Celadon City Gym |
20 |Endure |Burned Tower |
21 |Frustration |Goldenrod
City |
22 |Solarbeam |Route 27 |
23 |Iron Tail |Olivine City Gym |
24 |Dragonbreath |Dragon's den for getting |
| |the rising badge |
25 |Thunder |Goldenrod city |5,500 coins (casino)
26 |Earthquake |Victory road |
27 |Return |Goldenrod City |
28 |Dig |National Park |
29 |Psychic |Saffron/Celadon city |3,500 coins (casino)
30 |Shadow Ball |Ecruteak City Gym |
31 |Mud-Slap |Violet City Gym |
32 |Double Team |Celadon city |1,500 coins (casino)
33 |Ice Punch |Goldenrod City/trade |$3000
34 |Swagger |Olivine Lighthouse |
35 |Sleep Talk |Goldenrod City |
36 |Sludge bomb |Route 43 |
37 |Sandstorm |Route 27/Celadon dept |$2000
38 |Fireblast |Goldenrod
City |5,500 coins
39 |Swift |Union Cave |
40 |Defense Curl |Mt. Mortar |
41 |Thunder Punch |Goldenrod
dept. |$3000
42 |Dream Eater |Viridian City |
43 |Detect |Lake of Rage/trade |
44 |Rest |Ice Path |
45 |Attract |Goldenrod City Gym |
46 |Thief |Mahogany Town |
47 |Steel Wing |Route 28/Rock Tunnel |
48 |Fire Punch |Goldenrod Dept. |$3000
49 |Fury Cutter |Azalea Town Gym |
50 |Nightmare |Route 31 |
HM # Ability Location Badge Needed
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
01 Cut Ilex Forest Hive Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
02 Fly Cianwood City Storm Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
03 Surf Ecruteak City Fog Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
04 Strength Olivine City Plain Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
05 Flash Sprout Tower Zephyr Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
06 Whirlpool Mahogany Town Glacier Badge
----------|----------------------|--------------------|-------------------
07 Waterfall Ice Path Rising Badge
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9) BREEDING
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Pokemon can breed in Crystal version. Breeding is a way of passing
genes,
trying to get Shining
Pokemon, special moves or just a low level Pokemon
of
the species.
All Pokemon have 1 of 3
genders, male, female or unkown. Most
Pokemon
have
the gender of either male or
female, however a few are limited to one
gender
(the genderless will not
develop a gender and can never have one).
Here
are
those limited to one gender,
FEMALE ONLY
Chansey
Blissey
Jynx
Smoochum
Kangaskan
Miltank
Nidoran Female
Nidorina
Nidoqueen
MALE ONLY
Nidoran Male
Nidorino
Nidoking
Tauros
Tyrogue
Hitmonchan
Hitmonlee
Hitmontop
GENDERLESS
Articuno
Celebi
Ditto
Entei
Ho-oh
Lugia
Magnemite
Magneton
Mew
Mewtwo
Moltres
Raikou
Staryu
Starmie
Suicune
Voltorb
Electrode
Unown
Zapdos
When breeding for moves one
needs compatible Pokemon with the move.
Compatibility is done in 15
groups.
The baby is almost always
the mother, the only exception is Ditto when
the
baby is the non-Ditto parent
To have a TM/HM passed the
father must have it and the baby must be able
to
naturally learn it.
To have a level-up move both
parents must learn it.
Breeding moves only the
father must know.
Here are all the groups
----NO EGGS
All members are unable to
produce eggs
Articuno
Celebi
Cleffa
Elekid
Entei
Ho-oh
Igglybuff
Lugia
Magby
Mew
Mewtwo
Moltres
Nidoqueen
Nidorina
Pichu
Raikou
Smoochum
Suicune
Togepi
Tyrogue
Unown
Zapdos
----PLANT
Bayleef
Bellosom
Bellsprout
Bulbasaur
Chikorita
Exeggcute
Exeggutor
Gloom
Hoppip
Ivysaur
Jumpluff
Meganium
Oddish
Paras
Parasect
Skiploom
Sunflora
Sunkern
Tangela
Venusaur
Victreebell
Vileplume
Weepinbell
----BUG
Ariados
Beedrill
Butterfree
Caterpie
Forretress
Gligar
Heracross
Kakuna
Ledian
Ledyba
Metapod
Paras
Parasect
Pineco
Pinsir
Scizor
Scyther
Shuckle
Spinarak
Venomoth
Venonat
Weedle
Yanma
----FLYING
Aerodactyl
Crobat
Dodrio
Doduo
Farfetch'd
Fearow
Golbat
Hoothoot
Murkrow
Natu
Noctowl
Pidgeot
Pidgeotto
Pidgey
Skarmory
Spearow
Togetic
Xatu
Zubat
----HUMANSHAPE
Abra
Alakazam
Drowzee
Electabuzz
Hitmonchan
Hitmonlee
Hitmontop
Hypno
Jynx
Kadabra
Machamp
Machoke
Machop
Magmar
Mr. Mime
----MINERAL
Geodude
Golem
Graveler
Onix
Steelix
Sudowoodo
----INDETERMINATE
Gastly
Gengar
Grimer
Haunter
Koffing
Magcargo
Misdreavous
Muk
Slugma
Weezing
Wobbufett
----GROUND (LUCKY SINCE
SMEARGLE IS HERE)
Aipom
Ampharos
Arbok
Arcanine
Cyndaquil
Delibird
Dewgong
Diglett
Donphan
Dugtrio
Dunsparce
Eevee
Ekans
Espeon
Farfetch'd
Flaaffy
Flareon
Furret
Girafarig
Golduck
Granbull
Miltank
Nidoking
Nidoran Female
Nidoran Male
Nidorino
Ninetails
Persian
Phanpy
Pikachu
Piloswine
Ponyta
Primeape
Psyduck
Quagsire
Quilava
Raichu
Rapidash
Raticate
Rattata
Rhydon
Rhyhorn
Sandshrew
Sandslash
Seel
Sentret
Smeargle
Sneasel
Snubble
Stantler
Swinub
Tauros
Teddiursa
Typhlosion
Umbreon
Ursaring
Vaporeon
Vulpix
Wooper
----WATER 1
Azumarril
Blastoise
Corsola
Crocanaw
Delibird
Dewgong
Dragonair
Dragonite
Dratini
Feraligatr
Golduck
Horsea
Kanuto
Kabutops
Kingdra
Lapras
Mantine
Marril
Octilerry
Omanyte
Omastar
Politoed
Poliwag
Poliwhirl
Poliwrath
Psyduck
Quagsire
Remoraid
Seadra
Seel
Slowbro
Slowking
Slowpoke
Squirtle
Totodile
Wartortle
Wooper
----WATER 2
Chinchou
Goldeen
Gyarados
Lanturn
Magikarp
Octillery
Qwilfish
Remoraid
Seaking
----WATER 3
Cloyster
Corsola
Kabuto
Kabutops
Kingler
Krabby
Omanyte
Omastar
Shellder
Tentacool
Tentacruel
----MONSTER
Ampharos
Bayleef
Blastoise
Bulbasaur
Charizard
Charmander
Charmeleon
Chikorita
Croconaw
Cubone
Feraligatr
Flaffy
Ivysaur
Kangaskan
Lapras
Larvitar
Lickitung
Mareep
Marowak
Meganium
Nidoking
Nidoran Female
Nidoran Male
Nidorino
Pupitar
Rhydon
Rhyhorn
Slowbro
Slowking
Slowpoke
Snorlax
Squirtle
Totodile
Tyranitar
Venusaur
Wartortle
----FAIRY
Azumarril
Blissey
Chansey
Clefable
Clefairy
Granbull
Hopip
Jugglypuff
Jumpluff
Marril
Pikachu
Raichu
Skiploom
Snubull
Wigglytyuff
----DRAGON
Arbok
Charizard
Charmander
Charmeleon
Dragonair
Dragonite
Dratini
Ekans
Gyarados
Horsea
Kingdra
Magikarp
Seadra
----GENDERLESS
Electrode
Magnemite
Magneton
Porygon
Porygon 2
Starmie
Staryu
Voltorb
----DITTO
Ditto as one parent
Any offspring producable
parent
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10) TYPE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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Normal: (All-around well balanced
type)
Defensive Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Fighting
Immune to: Ghost (Exception:
Confuse Ray and Nightmare)
Offensive Advantages: None
Disadvantages: Rock, Steel
Immunities: Ghost
(Exception: Use Foresight, and all Normal
and Fighting
type moves will hit Ghosts)
Water:
Defensive Strengths: Water,
Fire, Ice, Steel
Weaknesses: Grass, Electric
Immune to: None
Offensive Advantages: Fire,
Ground, Rock
Disadvantages: Water, Grass,
Dragon
Immunities: None
Fire:
Defensive Strengths: Fire,
Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel
Weaknesses: Water, Ground,
Rock
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages: Grass,
Ice, Bug, Steel
Disadvantages: Fire, Water,
Rock, Dragon
Immunities: None
Grass:
Defensive Strengths: Water,
Grass, Electric, Ground
Weaknesses: Fire, Poison,
Bug, Flying, Ice
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages: Water,
Ground, Rock
Disadvantages: Grass, Fire,
Bug, Flying, Poison, Steel, Dragon
Immunities: None
Electric:
Defensive Strengths:
Electric, Flying, Steel
Weaknesses: Ground
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages: Water,
Flying
Disadvantages: Grass,
Electric, Dragon
Immunities: Ground
Ice: (Only appears as a
sub-type. Always with Water/Flying/Ground/Psychic.
Keep that in mind.)
Psychic.
Defensive Strengths: Ice
Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting,
Rock, Steel
Immune to: None
Offensive Advantages: Grass,
Ground, Flying
Disadvantages: Water, Fire,
Ice, Steel
Immunities: None
Fighting:
Defensive Strengths: Bug,
Rock, Dark
Weaknesses: Flying, Psychic
Immune to: None
Offensive Advantages: Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark,
Steel
Disadvantages: Poison,
Flying, Psychic, Bug
Immunites: Ghost (Exception:
Use Foresight, and all Fighting and Normal-type
moves will connect)
Poison:
Defensive Strengths: Grass,
Poison, Bug, Fighting
Weaknesses: Ground, Psychic
Immune to: None (Noticing
sort of a trend here?)
Offensive Advantages: Grass
Disadvantages: Poison,
Ground
Immunities: Steel
Ground:
Defensive Strengths: Poison,
Rock
Weaknesses: Water, Grass,
Ice
Immune to: Electric (so much
for the trend)
Offensive Advantages: Fire,
Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel
Disadvantages: Grass, Bug
Immunities: Flying
Flying: (Which, for some
reason, NEVER appears as a free-standing type. See
Notes.)
Defensive Strengths: Grass,
Fighting, Bug
Weaknesses: Electric, Ice,
Rock
Immune to: Ground
Offensive Advantages: Grass,
Bug, Fighting
Disadvantages: Electric,
Rock, Steel
Immunties: None
Notes: Why are all
Flying-types either part-elemental or part Normal-type?
(Or Bug, Psychic, or Steel)
Flying is always a subtype, and mixed with
Normal, Steel, or Ice-type,
negates the strength to Fighting-type moves.
Psychic: (The KILLERS of
R/B/Y)
Defensive Strengths:
Fighting, Psychic
Weaknesses: Bug, Ghost, Dark
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages:
Fighting, Poison (Why?)
Disadantages: Psychic, Steel
Immunities: Dark (Uh-oh...)
Notes: A trainer in
Sabrina's gym in Saffron
City (In Red and Blue)
once
said that Psychics feared
only Ghost and Bug-type Pokemon. The show also
supported this. The same
trainer in Yellow said that Psychics feared ony
Bug-types (Naturally,
Psychic was IMMUNE to Ghost in R/B/Y). Now Psychic
is weak to Ghost. I guess
Nintendo said "majority rules, 2 to 1".
Bug:
Defensive Strengths: Grass,
Ground, Fighting
Weaknesses: Fire, Flying,
Rock
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages: Grass,
Psychic, Dark
Disadvantages: Fire,
Fighting, Poison, Flying, Ghost, Steel
Immunities: None
Rock:
Defensive Strengths: Normal, Fire, Poison,
Flying
Weaknesses: Water, Grass,
Fighting, Ground, Steel
Immune to: none
Offensive Advantages: Fire,
Ice, Flying, Bug
Disadvantages: Fighting,
Ground, Steel
Immunities: None
Ghost:
Defensive Strengths: Poison,
Bug
Weaknesses: Ghost, Dark
Immune to: Normal, Fighting (Exception: If Foresight is
cast, those attacks
will damage Ghosts)
Advantages: Psychic, Ghost
Disadvantages: Dark, Steel
Immunities: Normal (Exception: Confuse Ray and Nightmare)
Notes: Too bad the only pure
Ghost-type (No Poison, and therefore no
weakness to Psychics) learns
no Ghost-type attacks. Of course, you could
always give Misdreavus the
Shadow Ball TM...
Dragon:
Defensive Strengths: Water,
Fire, Grass, Electric
Weaknesses: Dragon, Ice (And
especially the part Flying-type Dragonite)
Immune to: None
Offensive Advantages: Dragon
(Why though?)
Disadvantages: Steel
Immunities: None
Notes: Earlier guides once
bypassed this type, since it had only one
attack. (Which wasn't a real
attack; Dragon Rage took off 40 HP always)
Dark: (New Type, about time)
Defensive Strengths: Ghost,
Dark
Weaknesses: Fighting, Bug
Immune to: Psychic
(Uh-oh...)
Offensive Advantages:
Psychic, Ghost
Disadvantages: Dark, Steel,
Fighting
Immunities: None
Notes: Psychics aren't
ruling the playing field anymore, now are they?
(Donald: Mwa ha ha...)
Still, this type only shows up ONCE as a free-
standing type, and that's
with Umbreon
Steel: (New type, but not
Free-standing at all. The Steel/Ground-type
Steelix shows off the
Steel-type nicely (Except it's immune to Electric
and weak to Water.). All
other mixed types (Skarmory, Magnemite/Magneton,
etc.) toss the
advantages/strengths/weaknesses/disadvantages around a bit.
Defensive Strengths: Nearly
everything (Only Fire, Ground, and Fighting
attacks will put a dent in Steel-types,
and Water and Electric do standard
damage.) Everything else is
wasted effort, especially Poison. (For the
whole list, it's Normal, Grass, Ice,
Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost,
Dragon, Dark, and Steel)
Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting,
Ground
Immune to: Poison
Offensive Advantages: Ice,
Rock
Disadvantages: Water, Fire,
Electric, Steel
Immunities: None
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11) DAILY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Sunday:
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
younger brother is cutting today
-Goldenrod Pharmacy open for
business
-Pokemon March available on
your pokegear Radio (attracts Wild Pokemon)
-Sunny is on Route 37 with a
Magnet
-S.S. Aqua is running from
Vermillion to Olivine
-Lady with TMs for Return or
Frustration on 5th floor of Goldenrod Dept.
Store
Monday:
-Goldenrod Salon is closed
today
-Goldenrod Trinket shop open
this morning
-Clefairy are dancing in Mt. Moon.
After the dance, use Rock Smash on
the rock for a Moon Stone
-Pokemon Lullaby available
on your pokegear Radio (repels Pokemon)
-Monica is on Route 40 with
a Sharp Beak
-S.S. Aqua is running from
Olivine to Vermillion
-Rival is at Indigo Plateau
(fight ensues, his Pokemon are between L45 and
L50)
Tuesday:
-Bug-Catching Contest runs
today
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
older brother is cutting today
-Pokemon March available on
your pokegear Radio (attracts Wild Pokemon)
-Tuscany is on Route 29 with a Pink Bow
-Rival is in Dragon's Den
(no fight)
Wednesday:
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
younger brother is cutting today
-Pokemon Lullaby available
on your pokegear Radio (repels Pokemon)
-Wesley is at Lake of Rage with a Blackbelt
-S.S. Aqua is running from
Vermillion to Olivine
-Rival is at Indigo Plateau
(fight ensues, his Pokemon are between L45 and
L50)
Thursday:
-Bug-Catching Contest runs
today
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
older brother is cutting today
-Pokemon March available on your
pokegear Radio (attracts Wild Pokemon)
-Arthur is on Route 36 with
a Hard Rock
-Rival is in Dragon's Den
(no fight)
Friday:
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
younger brother is cutting today
-Lapras in Union Cave
-Pokemon Lullaby available
on your pokegear Radio (repels Pokemon)
-New number drawn for Lucky
Number show
-Frieda is on Route 32 with
a Poison Barb
-S.S. Aqua is running from
Olivine to Vermillion
Saturday:
-Bug-Catching Contest runs
today
-Goldenrod Salon is open,
older brother is cutting today
-Pokemon March available on
your pokegear Radio (attracts Wild Pokemon)
-Santos
is in Blackthorne
City with a Spell Tag
-Goldenrod Pharmacy open for
business
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12) BERRIES
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Berry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Restores 10 HP
to one Pokémon. If attached to a
Pokémon, the
Pokémon will recover 10 HP
before it faints. If it faints, the item
is not
used. When the item is used in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in
link battles. This item disappears after it is used.
Berry Juice
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Give a berry to
Shuckle, and it will produce it over time.
Description: Restores 20 HP
to one Pokémon. If attached to a
Pokémon, the
Pokémon will recover 20 HP
before it faints. If it faints, the item
is not
used. When the item is used in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in
link battles. This item disappears after it is used.
Gold Berry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: 3rd Prize, Bug
Catching Contest; Mystery Gift
Description: Restores 30 HP
to one Pokémon. If attached to a
Pokémon, the
Pokémon will recover 30 HP
of that Pokémon before it faints. If it
faints,
the item is not used. When the item is used in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in
link battles. This item disappears after
it is
used.
PSNCureberry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures
poisoning. If attached to a Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be
cured of poison. If it faints, the item is not used. When the item is used
in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in link battles.
This item
disappears after it is used.
PRZCureBerry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures
paralysis. If attached to a Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be
cured of paralysis when
paralyzed. If it faints, the item is not
used.
When the item is used in a
battle, then it disappears, exception in link
battles. This item disappears after it is used.
BurntBerry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures
freezing. If attached to a Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be
cured of the frozen state
when frozen. If it faints, the item is
not used.
When the item is used in a
battle, then it disappears, exception in link
battles. This item disappears after it is used.
IceBerry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures
burning. If attached to a Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be
cured of burns. If it faints, the item is not used. When the item is used
in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in link battles.
This item
disappears after it is used.
BitterBerry
Item Type:
Attachment/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures
confusion. If attached to a Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be
cured of confusion. If it faints, the item is not used. When the item is
used in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in link battles.
This item
disappears after it is used.
MintBerry
Item Type:
Attachment/In-Battle Item
Location: Random Strange
looking tree-things; Mystery Gift
Description: Cures sleep.
If attached to a Pokémon, the Pokémon will be
cured of sleep. If it faints, the item is not used. When the item is used
in a battle, then it
disappears, exception in Link Battles.
MiracleBerry
Item Type: Attachment/Menu
Item/In-Battle Item
Location: Mystery Gift (Very
rare)
Description: Cures all
status ailments. If attached to a
Pokémon, the
Pokémon will be cured of
anything. If it faints, the item is not
used.
When the item is used in a
battle, then it disappears, exception in link
battles. This item disappears after it is used.
Description Location
| | | |
|Berry |Heals 10 HP |National park/9,30,38,49,11/mys/trade |
|Bitter Berry |Heals Confusion |Blackthorn/r31,43,1/mys |
|Burnt Berry |Heals Freeze |R44, Fushcia/Pewter/Mys/trade |
|Gold Berry |Heals 30 HP |National park/trade/mys |
|Ice Berry |Heals Burn |Pewter/r36,26/mys/trade |
|Mint Berry |Heals sleep |r39/Pewter/Mys. |
|Miracle Berry |Heals Status |Mys |
|Mystery Berry |Restores PP |r35/45/Trade |
|Przcure berry |Cures Paralysis |Violet/r46,8/Mys |
|Psncure Berry |Cures Poison |r2,30,33/mys |
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13) BADGE EXPLANATIONS
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-=Johto Badges=-
Zephyr Badge (Violet City) enables you to use Flash outside of battle and
raises your pokemon's attack power.
Hive Badge (Azalea Town) Enables you to use cut outside of battle and makes
all pokemon up to lv. 30 obey!
Plain Badge (Goldenrod City) allows you to use strength out of battle
Fog badge (Ecruteak City) Makes all pokemon up to level 50 obey, allows surf
outside of battle
Storm Badge (Cianwood City) Allows fly outside of battle, Makes all pokemon up
to level 70 obey
Mineral Badge (Olivine City) Raises defense
Glacier Badge (Mahogany Town) Raises special attack, Allows Whirlpool outside
of battle
Rising Badge (Blackthorn City) Makes All Pokemon obey, Allows Waterfall
outside of battle
-=Kanto Badges=-
Thunder badge (Vermillion city) raises speed
Marsh Badge (Saffron City) "Draws out your inner sublimely powers" -Sabrina
Cascade Badge (Cerulean City) Bragging Rights (unless you are talking to
someone who only has RBY and has never played GSC!)
Rainbow Badge (Celadon City) none
Soul Badge (Fuchsia City) none
Boulder Badge (Pewter City) it "makes your pokemon more powerful." - Brock
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14) MYSTERY GIFT
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Mystery
Gift.
With the Push of a button you get a gift. You can get Mystery Gift
from a little girl in the
Goldenrod Dept. Store. She'll say precisely what the
first line of this section said
and you'll have Mystery Gift the next time you
turn on your game. So, what is
the point of Mystery Gift? With two GameBoy
Color's, you can 'Mystery
Gift' once per day per person.
Wondering what you can actually get with Mystery Gift? Here
is the list:
Common Items:
Berry
Bitter Berry
Przcureberry
Psncureberry
Mint Berry
Burnt Berry
Ice Berry
X Attack
X Defend
X Special
Dire Hit
Guard Spec.
Pikachu Poster
Clefairy Poster
Jigglypuff Poster
Weedle Doll
Jigglypuff Doll
Diglett Doll
Oddish Doll
Geodude Doll
Machop Doll
Poliwag Doll
Shellder Doll
Grimer Doll
Gengar Doll
Voltorb Doll
Staryu Doll
Magikarp Doll
Bluesky Mail
Eon Mail
Morph Mail
SNES
Uncommon Items:
Great Ball
Gold Berry
Miracle Berry
Revive
Super Repel
Max Repel
Ether
Elixer
Squirtle Doll
Bulbasaur Doll
Pikachu Bed
Pink Bed
Polkadot Bed
Tropical Plant
Magna Plant
NES
N64
Rare Items:
Leaf Stone
Thunder Stone
Fire Stone
Water Stone
Focus Lens
Max Revive
Max Ether
Max Elixer
Big Onix
Big Plant
Red Carpet
Yellow Carpet
Green Carpet
Blue Carpet
Virtual Boy
Ultra-Rare Items:
HP Up
PP Up
Big Lapras
Surfing Pika Doll
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15) SHINY POKEMON
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Very rarely you may stumble
upon a Pokemon that just before battle
shimmers. Upon close inspection
(real close sometimes) you notice its
colors are different. This is do to a very selective status gene
variety.
All Pokemon have a gene for
4 of there statistics and the other HP
(Health Points not Hidden
Power) is determined by those 4. Genes
are
what will determine how far
of from the final maximum stats (see other
guides for those) your
Pokemon is. The ideal Pokemon has 15 in
everything. Each gene away from 15 determines by 2 points
how far off
the Pokemon is.
The formula that reveals the
Gene at level 100
(M-Y)/2
with
M-Max Stat of Specie
Y-Your specimens Max stat
There is an Attack (also
determines gender), defense, speed and a
Special (both Special Attack
and Special Defense). Shining Pokemon
may
have the following genes in
those categories.
Attack: 2,3,6,7,A,B,E,F
Defense: A
Speed: A
Special: A
Therefore the HP can be 8 or
0. The 8 occurs half of the time while
the
0 occurs the other half.
Only under those
circumstances will your Pokemon be Shining.
Other then the Red Gyarados
and maybe the Odd Egg (Crystal Only) there
are no guaranteed shining
Pokemon. You can still encounter them
but
with the odds of 1:4096.
This 1:4096 can be anywhere
from your Starter, Extremespeed Dratini, a
wild Rattata to even Lugia.
The Odd Egg has a 1:2
Shining normal ratio
They have also been known to
be distributed at the Pokemon Center New
York in the ratio of 1:8 if they
are hatched from Eggs with special
Moves or a
guarantee if its a Legendary
Pokemon (not including Celebi and Mew).
Genes can be bred. You can breed Pokemon to be shining. For the best
chances you need a Ditto
which can be guaranteed with this trick.
1) Get Shining Gyarados
2) Send it to RBY and teach
it the TM Mimic
3) Send it back to GSC and delete
all moves but Mimic
4) Send it RBY
5) Find a wild Ditto
6) Use Mimic first (YOU MUST
BE FASTER) on Transform (duh!)
7) Have Ditto Transform
8) Transform into Ditto
9) Ditto use transform again
10) Catch Ditto
11) Check the Health Points,
they should be over the allowed Maximum (to
get rid of this heal at a Pokemon Center (NOT the New York Store))
12) Trade it GSC
13) Look at its light Blue
color
Breeding with Ditto has 1:64
chances.
If you don't have RBY you
can get 1:64 chances on a Starter with this
chain that has to be
followed precisely. To do this you need
Shining
Gyarados.
M=Male
F=Female
(Skip 0 if Shining Gyarados
is M)
0) Breed Gyarados (F) with
any qualified for Magikarp (M)
1) Breed Gyarados (M) (or
Magikarp (M) baby from 0) with Charmander (F)
for a Charmander (F) they
are rare 1:8 but possible.
2) Breed Charmander (F) with
a desired Parent for Charmander (M), the
baby has a 1:64 chance of
being shining because the attack genes
(determine gender) are ALL
in the M category for Starters.
---To go beyond
Charmander----
3) Take Charmander (M)
(Which may or may not be Shining) and mate it
with a Starter (F) make sure
the baby is a (F)
4) Breed the baby girl with
a match.
Genes are passed from Father
to Daughter or Mother to Son, which is why
those work, but if Ditto is
involved the genes come from it.
Note---The genes I refer to
is the attack gene which determines gender
if in that specie both of
the genders are possible
If Shining Ditto is a parent
the odds are 1:64
If a Shining (or properly
gened) male mates with a Normal female it is
also 1:64 If the baby has a
7:8 chance of being male and its MOTHER has
the appropriate genes it is
also 1:64, all genes in the male mix.
If the baby has 7:8 chances
of being a girl then the odds are 3:256,
lacking the E and F genes.
If the baby has a 3:4 chance
of being male then the odds are 3:256
because only the 2 and 3 are
missing. If the baby has a 3:4 chance of
being female the odds are
also 3:256
Either gender 1:2 have the
chances of 1:128
Either gender 1:4 have the
chances of 1:256
Males that occur only 1:8
have 1:256 chances (the E and F genes)
Females with 1:8 can NOT be
Shining (0 and 1 genes can not cause
Shining)
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16) BATTLE TOWER
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This is the new Battle Tower
exclusive to Pokemon Crystal. Here is all
the information I found. The
Battle Tower is located west of Olivine
City.
In Battle Tower,
you fight other in game trainers with Pokemon at
certain levels. They are
fairly difficult, but proper training and
proper team management can
beat them.
Here are the rules:
- Only 3 Pokemon on a team.
- All 3 can't be the same.
- They MUST hold different items.
- They must be within the level area of the
tower.
There is an excellent guide
on how to win in the battle tower at
www.gamefaqs.com
Beware the people in the battle
tower cheat! If you want to Perish trap
the
foe you have to go down with
it!
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17) TRADING
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The Trade and Battle Centers
are only for Gold, Silver and Crystal. New
Pokemon have the items there
trainers left them with.
The time caspsule is to
trade with the original 3 game paks.
Red, Blue
and Yellow. These Pokemon contain always contain an item
at first but
if a player removes the
item, the item is permanetly gone rom that
Pokemon. If the item is replaced the replacement is on
until otherwise
altered.
This is a list of items in
all 3 paks. (Unless mentioned when a
Pokemon
evolves it keeps the
attached item. (Items in capital letters
means
there is absolutely no other
way to get the item but traded Pokemon.
Abra TM09 (PSYCH UP)
Aerodactyl Bitter Berry
Arbok Berry
Articuno BRIGHT POWDER
Bellsprout Berry
Bulbasaur Bitter Berry
Caterpie Berry
Chansey LUCKY PUNCH
Charmander Bitter Berry
Clefable Leftovers
Clefairy Mystery Berry
Cubone Berry
Dewgong GOLD LEAF
Diglett Berry
Ditto METAL POWDER
Dodrio Bitter Berry
Doduo Berry
Dratini Bitter Berry
Drowzee Berry
Dugtrio Gold Berry
Eevee Bitter Berry
Ekans Berry
Electabuzz Bitter Berry
Electrode SILVER LEAF
Exeggcute Berry
Farfetch'd Bitter Berry
Fearow Berry
Gastly Berry
Geodude Berry
Gloom Berry
Golbat Berry
Goldeen TM 33 (Ice punch)
Golduck GOLD LEAF
Graveler Berry
Grimer Berry
Growlithe Berry
Gyarados Bitter Berry
Haunter Berry
Hitmonchan Bitter Berry
Hitmonlee Berry
Horsea TM 33 (Ice Punch)
Hypno GOLD LEAF
Jigglypuff POLKADOT BOW
Jynx Bitter Berry
Kabuto Bitter Berry
Kakuna Berry
Kanagaskan Bitter Berry
Kingler SILVER LEAF
Koffing Berry
Krabby TM 33 (Ice Punch)
Lapras Bitter Berry
Lickitung Bitter Berry
Machoke Berry
Machop BRICK PIECE
Magikarp Berry
Magmar Bitter Berry
Magnemite Berry
Magneton SILVER LEAF
Mankey Berry
Marowak GOLD LEAF
Meowth Berry
Metapod Berry
Mew Bitter Berry
Mewtwo BRIGHT POWDER
Moltres BRIGHT POWDER
Mr. Mime Bitter Berry
Muk GOLD LEAF
Nidoran M/F TM 43 (Detect)
Nidorina Berry
Nidorino Berry
Oddish Berry
Omanyte Bitter Berry
Onix Bitter Berry
Paras Berry
Parasect GOLD LEAF
Pidgey Berry
Pinsir Bitter Berry
Poliwag Berry
Ponyta Berry
Porygon Bitter Berry
Primeape GOLD LEAF
Psyduck Berry
Raichu GOLD LEAF
Rapidash SILVER LEAF
Raticate Berry
Rattata Berry
Rhydon GOLD LEAF
Rhyhorn Berry
Sandshrew Berry
Scyther Bitter Berry
Seadra GOLD LEAF
Seaking SILVER LEAF
Seel Berry
Shellder Berry
Slowbro GOLD LEAF
Slowpoke Berry
Snorlax Leftovers
Spearow Berry
Squirtle Bitter Berry
Staryu TM 33 (Ice Punch)
Tangela Bitter Berry
Tauros Bitter Berry
Tentacool Berry
Tentacruel SILVER LEAF
Venomoth GOLD LEAF
Venonat Berry
Voltorb Berry
Vulpix Berry
Weedle Berry
Weepinbel Berry
Weezing SILVER LEAF
Wigglytuff Gold Berry
Zapdos BRIGHT POWDER
Zubat Berry
Red and Blue only
Dragonair Bitter Berry
Kadabra Berry
Pikachu Berry
Yellow Only
Dragonair Protein
Kadabra TWISTED SPOON
Pikachu LIGHT BALL
Pokemon Stadium 1 rewards
Psyduck Calcium
Round 1 Normal
Box (contains Silver Trophy for room)
Round 2 Gorgeous Box (contains Gold Trophy for
room)
The cable link may also trigger
evolution, certain ones may require an
item attached
Without items
Graveler------>Golem
Haunter------->Gengar
Kadabra------->Alakazam
Machoke------->Machamp
With King's Rock
Poliwhirl----->Politoed
Slowpoke------>Slowking
With Metal Coat
Onix---------->Steelix
Scyther------->Scizor
With Dragon Scale
Seadra-------->Kingdra
With Upgrade
Porygon------->Porygon2
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18) SPECIAL POKEMON
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SAVE BEFORE FIGHTING ANY OF
THESE POKEMON
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SUDOWOODO
========================================================================
Sudowoodo is a Pokemon one
may want to capture because it can only be
seen once. (It is cool to run and see it hop away, soft
reset
afterward)
Sudowoodo is weak to Water,
Grass, Fighting and Ground.
Sudowoodo should be captured
with an Ultra Ball or Great Ball.
Sudowoodo is easier to catch
when you use ailments on it.
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SHINING GYARADOS
========================================================================
Shining Gyarados is the only
Pokemon you can pass on and see it again.
However if you choose to
pass on it you miss the chance for Shining
Breeding.
Shining Gyarados is the only
garunteed Shining Pokemon in the game. I
would advise you to try to
capture it.
You should get it to the red
zone and chuck Ultra Balls (If you have)
after placing an ailment on
these.
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SUICUNE
========================================================================
Suicune is now a guaranteed
encounter. Your best bet is to weaken it
severely. Once it has been
weakened to the red zone ensure that it under
an ailment. Sleep, Freeze
and Paralysis are the best. At this
point
chuck Ultra Balls at
it. Eventually you should have it in
your party!
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RAIKOU AND ENTEI
========================================================================
These 2 are the most
frustrating Pokemon ever! They flee at
first
chance, have the speed to do
this quickly. Then to make things worse
they have Roar to have Mean
Look and Spider Web ineffective! They
have
no set nest, they keep
running from area to area as you do, or as time
passes.
There is an art to capturing
these two. It involves using a master
ball
on them. If your gonna use it, use it on either one.
For the other or both your
best bet is to put it to sleep, then hack
away! Apparently if you use
Repels even with Pokemon above level 40
these two can appear. Your best bet is to use someone with a Sleep
Move
that is fast (Jumpluff and
Gengar are good) and also a Pokemon able to
deal lots of damage, that
knows False Swipe (Scyther or Marowak).
A
pokemon with Fly is good for
my plan.
It does not help when you
use a move such as Mean Look or Spider Web to
trap them because both
Raikou and Entei know the move Roar and might use
that to escape when they
can't flea.
To seek them I suggest you
use Max Repel. Fly to Ecruteak City
and see
where they are. Try to intercept them but remember that each
time you
enter and exit any building
or route they move 1 area (USUALLY in an
understanding order). If you can not intercept them fly back to
Ecruteak to cause a
reshuffling of there position.
After they have been
intercepted try to put them to sleep.
Then deal
damage to them. If they escape its OK, they keep all
damage. Just Heal
and retry.
When the HP is low enough
chuck Ultra Balls, Fast Balls or Heavy Balls
at them for Maximum effectiveness.
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HO-OH
========================================================================
Resting at the top of the Tin Tower
is a level 60 Ho-oh. When trying to
catch it you should use a
non-grass tyoe with a Sleep Inducing move or
run it out of Fire Blast and
Gust PP with Double Team. Once it is
asleep switch to the Big
Guns. After hacking away at its HP try
to
chuck Ultra Balls or Heavy
Balls at it. Once you catch it, you can
fly
away from the roof top!
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SNORLAX
========================================================================
Blocking Digglett cave is
this lump of fat. It is a good
Pokemon.
Treat it like Ho-Oh but
Beware its Rest technique.
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LUGIA
========================================================================
Deep inside Whirl Islands
is Lugia (level 60). Treat it like Ho-oh
but
with Hydro Pump instead of
Fire Blast. Just keep trying to catch it
and
eventually you should
succeed.
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LAPRAS
========================================================================
Every Friday night a Lapras
comes deep inside Union
Cave. It is level
20 so if you aready caught
the Dogs, use your False Swiper's False Swipe
to reduce the HP to 1 and
then go for the finish with Sleep Moves and
Ultra Balls!
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MEW
========================================================================
Mew is one of the most
desired Pokemon. Very few, however are
lucky
enough to have nabbed the
elusive Pokemon. Mew was given out
during the
mall tour from
Nintendo. Each and every single Mew was
identical to the
next one and as time passes
there are less and less legit Mews.
Mew can learn any TM or HM in
addition to Ancient Power, Transform and a
few other moves.
1 do mystery gift with
another person who has a Smeargle with sketch and
one other move that can be
used to knock it out and another pokemon with
only the desired move.
2 go to the trainer house in
viridian city and battle the trainer.
Transform into the Smeargle
and knock it out without using sketch.
3 let the remaining pokemon
use its move then sketch it. The move should
replace transform when the
battle finishes.
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A recent giveaway of Mew at
the Pokemon Center
New York
apparently
yielded one more Mew to the
general public.
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CELEBI
========================================================================
Celebi is a Grass and
Psychic hybrid and is the Gold, Silver and Crystal
Version equivalent of
Mew. Celebi has stats that are the
complete
equals of Mew.
Celebi has been given out on
more recent Mall tours, a Nintendo Power
contest and is the most
distributed Pok‚mon at the Pok‚mon Center (Pichu
has been given out in more
promotions but there were others you could
get at the same time).
Celebi is useful in real
battles because of its ability to learn Heal
Bell, Recover and Leech Seed
since its start.
Celebi has however been the
subject of a lot of controversy because in
Japan there was a promotional
quest to get it. It involved receiving
the GS Ball item from a
Nintendo Representative while playing Crystal
Version on-line. Nintendo scrapped the on-line adapter and
thus hid
Celebi from the U.S.
audience. In Nintendo's defense there
are too many
different cell-phones to
make a profit off of the cell phone adapters
without charging a ridiculous
price to play on-line. Notice how I said
hid, apparently it would
take too much effort to remove Celebi
completely so they
translated the entire Celebi sub-quest but hid it
from the general
audience. It is however possible to get
Celebi. You
need a Gameshark, Game
Genie, Code Breaker or similar device to start
the chain.
Enter 9173F1D0 as the code,
go to any store and buy the GS Ball.
Enter 014089DA to make Kurt
take the GS Ball.
Enter 01C089DA to have Kurt
give back the GS Ball, you must wait until
the next day for him to
finish with it.
This is for your pleasure a
step by step account of what happens in this
sub-quest.
1) Buy GS BALL (Its
description is "A Mysterious Ball")
2) Bring the GS BALL to
Kurt. This little chat occurs.
Kurt: "Wh-what is that?
I've never seen one before.
It looks a lot like a POKE BALL but it
appears to be something
else.
Let me check it for you.
2a) If you leave the house
and come back Kurt will be investigating the
GS BALL in his desk and will
tell you "I'm checking it now.
Ah-ha! I
see so..." You may also speak to his granddaughter who
tells you
"Grandpa's checking a
BALL right now. So I'm waiting till he's
done."
3) Wait until the next day
and go to Kurt's house. Kurt is there
and
tells you,
"<Your Character Name>!
This BALL started to shake while I was
checking it.
There must be something to this!"
! (Kurt leaves)
If you talk to his daughter
she tells you "Grandpa's gone... I'm so
lonely." Leave the house and you see Kurt staring at
trees. You walk
to him and he tells you,
"ILEX FOREST
is restless!
What is going on?
<Your Character Name>, here's your
GS BALL back!
Could you see why ILEX FOREST
is so restless?"
<Your Character Name> recieved GS
BALL.
4) If you go to investigate,
you will discover only 4 people are
actually concerned about
what has happened! If you fly to
Goldenrod and
walk down the woman who
gives you SWEET SCENT blocks you (she is by the
carpet at the exit) and
gives this warning to you, "Something is wrong
in ILEX FOREST... You should stay away right now. However the girl is
gone. You will find her near the shrine (you still
need to use CUT),
she tells you, "Did
something happen to the forest's gaurdian?"
5) Enter the shrine. Press the A button and this description of it
appears
"ILEX FOREST
SHRINE...
It's in honor of the forest's
protector...
Oh?
What is this?
Its a hole. It looks like the GS BALL would fit inside
it.
Want to put GS Ball in here? YES or NO
If you select NO, the
description ends and you can say YES.
If you select YES, this
message appears <Your Character Name> puts in GS
BALL. Your character then says this "!"
and steps (or pedals) a step
back. Celebi then flies down, slowly (similar to
how a bird Pokemon
flies down), Celebi lands
and faces you. A battle begins! Celebi is
level 30, you can then KO it
for about 300 experience points or you can
choose to catch it. Like some other one time only battles you can
not
escape no matter what. If you catch it Kurt appears and tells you
this
"Whew, wasn't that something?
<Your Character Name>, that was
fantastic!
Thanks, the legends about that shrine
were real after all.
I
feel inspired by what I just saw.
It motivates me to make better BALLS.
I'm going."
Kurt then leaves. Whether or not you caught Celebi the game
returns to
normal except any new GS
Balls you get won't retrigger this event.
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19) GAME SHARK/GAME GENIE CODES
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This section contains codes used for the GameShark and Game Genie
cheating devices.
Please practice safe coding:
Step 1) Enter your code.
Step 2) Start the game.
Step 3) Turn your Cheat
Cartridge off.
Step 4) Start the Game, turn
on your Cheat cartridge
===============
GameShark Codes
===============
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1st Pokemon has Infinite HP:
910301dd + 91e702dd +
910303dd + 91e704dd
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1st Pokemon is Max
Leveled: 9164fedc
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1st Pokemon have Max Stats:
910305dd
91e706dd
910307dd
91e708dd
910309dd
91e70add
91030bdd
91e70cdd
91030ddd
91e70edd
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1st Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxd8dc
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2nd Pokemon: Infinite HP
910331dd
91e732dd
910333dd
91e734dd
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2nd Pokemon: Max Level: 91642edc
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2nd Pokemon: Max Stats
910335dd
91e736dd
910337dd
91e738dd
910339dd
91e73add
91033bdd
91e73cdd
91033ddd
91e73edd
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2nd Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxd9dc
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3rd Pokemon: Infinite HP
910361dd
91e762dd
910363dd
91e764dd
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3rd Pokemon: Max Level:
91645edc
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3rd Pokemon: Max Stats
910365dd
91e766dd
910367dd
91e768dd
910369dd
91e76add
91036bdd
91e76cdd
91036ddd
91e76edd
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3rd Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxdadc
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4th Pokemon: Infinite HP
910391dd
91e792dd
910393dd
91e794dd
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4th Pokemon: Max Level:
91648edc
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4th Pokemon: Max Stats
910395dd
91e796dd
910397dd
91e798dd
910399dd
91e79add
91039bdd
91e79cdd
91039ddd
91e79edd
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4th Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxdbdc
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5th Pokemon: Infinite HP
9103c1dd
91e7c2dd
9103c3dd
91e7c4dd
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5th Pokemon: Max Level:
9164bedc
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5th Pokemon: Max Stats
9103c5dd
91e7c6dd
9103c7dd
91e7c8dd
9103c9dd
91e7cadd
9103cbdd
91e7ccdd
9103cddd
91e7cedd
---------------------------------------------------------------------
5th Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxdcdc
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6th Pokemon: Infinite HP
9103f1dd
91e7f2dd
9103f3dd
91e7f4dd
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6th Pokemon: Max Level:
9164eedc
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6th Pokemon: Max Stats
9103f5dd
91e7f6dd
9103f7dd
91e7f8dd
9103f9dd
91e7fadd
9103fbdd
91e7fcdd
9103fddd
91e7fedd
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6th Pokemon: Pokemon
Modifier: 91xxdddc
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Have All Badges: 91ff57d8 +
91ff58d8
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Infinite Money: 910f4ed8 +
91424fd8 + 913f50d8
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Catch Any Pokemon: 91xx04d2
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Enemy Level Modifier (In Battle): 91xx13d2
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1 Hit Enemy Kills: 910017d2
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All Pokemon in Pokedex:
910f99de
91ff9ade
91ff9bde
91ff9cde
91ff9dde
91ff9ede
91ff9fde
91ffa0de
91ffa1de
91ffa2de
91ffa3de
91ffa4de
91ffa5de
91ffa6de
91ffa7de
91ffa8de
91ffa9de
91ffaade
91ffabde
91ffacde
91ffadde
91ffaede
91ffafde
91ffb0de
91ffb1de
91ffb2de
91ffb3de
91ffb4de
91ffb5de
91ffb6de
91ffb7de
91ffb8de
91ffb9de
91ffbade
91ffbbde
91ffbcde
91ffbdde
91ffbede
91ffbfde
91ffc0de
91ffc1de
91ffc2de
91ffc3de
91ffc4de
91ffc5de
91ffc6de
91ffc7de
91ffc8de
91ffc9de
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Pokemon in Slot 1; Move No.1
Mod: 91xxe1dc
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Pokemon in Slot 1; Move No.2
Mod: 91xxe2dc
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Pokemon in Slot 1; Move No.3
Mod: 91xxe3dc
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Pokemon In
Slot 1; Move No.4 Mod: 91xxe4dc
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Pokemon Slot No.1 Max PP:
1st Move Slot: 9163f6dc
2nd Move Slot: 9163f7dc
3rd Move Slot: 9163f8dc
4th Move Slot: 9163f9dc
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Pokemon Slot No. 2 Max PP:
1st Slot: 916326dd
2nd Slot: 916327dd
3rd Slot: 916328dd
4th Slot: 916329dd
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Pokemon Slot No. 3 Max PP:
1st Slot: 916356dd
2nd Slot: 916357dd
3rd Slot: 916358dd
4th Slot: 916359dd
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Pokemon Slot No. 4 Max PP:
1st Slot: 916386dd
2nd Slot: 916387dd
3rd Slot: 916388dd
4th Slot: 916389dd
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Pokemon Slot No. 5 Max PP:
1st Slot: 9163b6dd
2nd Slot: 9163b7dd
3rd Slot: 9163b8dd
4th Slot: 9163b9dd
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Pokemon Slot No. 6 Max PP:
1st Slot: 9163e6dd
2nd Slot: 9163e7dd
3rd Slot: 9163e8dd
4th Slot: 9163e9dd
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Pokemon Move Digits:
01 Pound
02 Karate Chop
03 Doubleslap
04 Comet Punch
05 Mega Punch
06 Pay Day
07 Fire Punch
08 Ice Punch
09 ThunderPunch
0a Scratch
0b Vicegrip
0c Guillotine
0d Razor Wind
0e Swords Dance
0f Cut
10 Gust
11 Wing Attack
12 WhirlWind
13 Fly
14 Bind
15 Slam
16 Vine Whip
17 Stomp
18 Doublekick
19 Mega Kick
1a Jump Kick
1b RollingKick
1c SandAttack
1d Headbutt
1e Horn Attack
1f Fury Attack
20 Horn Drill
21 Tackle
22 Body Slam
23 Wrap
24 Take Down
25 Thrash
26 Double Edge
27 Tail Whip
28 Poison Sting
29 Twineedle
2a Pin Missile
2b Leer
2c Bite
2d Growl
2e Roar
2f Sing
30 Supersonic
31 SonicBoom
32 Disable
33 Acid
34 Ember
35
FlameThrower
36 Mist
37 Water
Gun
38 Hydro Pump
39 Surf
3a Ice Beam
3b Blizzard
3c Psybeam
3d Bubble Beam
3e Aurora Beam
3f Hyper Beam
40 Peck
41 Drill Peck
42 Submission
43 Low Kick
44 Counter
45 Seismic Toss
46
Strength
47 Absorb
48 Mega Drain
49 Leech Seed
4a Growth
4b Razor Leaf
4c Solarbeam
4d PoisonPowder
4e Stun Spore
4f Sleep Powder
50 Petal Dance
51 String Shot
52 Dragon Rage
53 Fire Spin
54 ThunderShock
55 ThunderBolt
56 Thunder Wave
57 Thunder
58 Rock Throw
59 Earthquake
5a Fissure
5b Dig
5c Toxic
5d Confusion
5e Psychih
5f Hypnosis
60 Meditate
61 Agility
62 Quick Attack
63 Rage
64 Teleport
65 Night Shade
66 Mimic
67 Screech
68 Double
Team
69 Recover
6a Harden
6b Minimize
6c Smokescreen
6d Confuse Ray
6e Withdraw
6f Defense Curl
70 Barrier
71 Light Screen
72 Reflect
73 Haze
74 Focus
Energy
75 Bide
76 Metronome
77 Mirror Move
78 SelfDestruct
79 Egg Bomb
7a Lick
7b Smog
7c Sludge
7d Bone Club
7e Fire Blast
7f Waterfall
80 Clamp
81 Swift
82 Skull Bash
83 Spike Cannon
84 Constrict
85 Amnesia
86 Kenisis
87 SoftBoiled
88 Hi Jump Kick
89 Glare
8a Dream Eater
8b Poison Gas
8c Barrage
8d Leech Life
8e Lovely Kiss
8f Sky Attack
90 Transform
91 Bubble
92 Dizzy Punch
93 Spore
94 Flash
95 Psywave
96 Splash
97 Acid
Armor
98 Crabhammer
99 Explosion
9a Fury Swipes
9b Bonemerang
9c Rest
9d Rock Slide
9e Hyper Fang
9f Sharpen
10 Conversion
a1 Tri Attack
a2 Super Fang
a3 Slash
a4 Substitute
a5 Struggle
a6 Sketch
a7 Triple Kick
a8 Thief
a9 Spider Web
aa Mind Reader
ab Nightmare
ac Flame Wheel
ad Snore
ae Curse
af Flail
b0 Conversion2
b1 AeroBlast
b2 Cotton Spore
b3 Reversal
b4 Spite
b5 Powder Snow
b6 Protect
b7 Mach Punch
b8 Scary Face
b9 Faint Attack
ba Sweet Kiss
bb Belly Drum
bc Sludge Bomb
bd Mud-Slap
be Octazooka
bf Spikes
c0 Zap Cannon
c1 Foresight
c2 Destiny Bond
c3 Perish Song
c4 Icy Wind
c5 Detect
c6 Bone Rush
c7 Lock-On
c8 Outrage
c9 Sandstorm
ca Giga Drain
cb Endure
cc Charm
cd Rollout
ce False Swipe
cf Swagger
d0 Milk Drink
d1 Spark
d2 Fury Cutter
d3 Steel Wing
d4 Mean Look
d5 Attract
d6 Sleep Talk
d7 Heal Bell
d8 Return
d9 Present
da Frustration
db Safeguard
dc Pain Split
dd Sacred Fire
de Magnitude
df DynamicPunch
e0 Mega Horn
e1 Dragonbreath
e2 Baton Pass
e3 Encore
e4 Pursuit
e5 Rapid Spin
e6 Sweet Scent
e7 Iron Tail
e8 Metal Claw
e9 Vital Throw
ea Morning Sun
eb Synthesis
ec Moonlight
ed Hidden Power
ee Cross Chop
ef Twister
f0 Rain Dance
f1 Sunny Day
f2 Crunch
f3 Mirror Coat
f4 Psych Up
f5 ExtremeSpeed
f6 AncientPower
f7 Shadow Ball
f8 Future Sight
f9 Rock Smash
fa Whirlpool
fb Beat Up
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Pokemon Digits:
01 Bulbasaur
02 Ivysaur
03 Venusaur
04 Charmander
05 Charmeleon
06 Charizard
07 Squirtle
08 Wartortle
09 Blastoise
0a Caterpie
0b Metapod
0c Butterfree
0d Weedle
0e Kakuna
0f Beedrill
10 Pidgey
11 Pidgeotto
12 Pidgeot
13 Rattata
14 Raticate
15 Spearow
16 Fearow
17 Ekans
18 Arbok
19 Pikachu
1a Raichu
1b Sandshrew
1c Sandslash
1d Nidoran (F)
1e Nidorina
1f Nidoqueen
20 Nidoran (M)
21 Nidorino
22 Nidoking
23 Clefairy
24 Clefable
25 Vulpix
26 Ninetales
27 Jigglypuff
28 Wigglytuff
29 Zubat
2a Golbat
2b Oddish
2c Gloom
2d Vileplume
2e Paras
2f Parasect
30 Venonat
31 Venomoth
32 Diglett
33 Dugtrio
34 Meowth
35 Persian
36 Psyduck
37 Golduck
38 Mankey
39 Primeape
3a Growlithe
3b Arcanine
3c Poliwag
3d Poliwhirl
3e Poliwrath
3f Abra
40 Kadabra
41 Alakazam
42 Machop
43 Machoke
44 Machamp
45 Bellsprout
46 Weepinbell
47 Victreebel
48 Tentacool
49 Tentacruel
4a Geodude
4b Graveler
4c Golem
4d Ponyta
4e Rapidash
4f Slowpoke
50 Slowbro
51 Magnemite
52
Magnetron
53 Farfetch'd
54 Doduo
55 Dodrio
56 Seel
57 Dewgong
58 Grimer
59 Muk
5a Shellder
5b Cloyster
5c Gastly
5d Haunter
5e Gengar
5f Onix
60 Drowzee
61 Hypno
62 Krabby
63 Kingler
64 Voltorb
65 Electrode
66 Exeggcute
67 Exegutor
68 Cubone
69 Marowak
6a Hitmonlee
6b Hitmonchan
6c Lickitung
6d Koffing
6e Weezing
6f Rhyhorn
70 Rhydon
71 Chansey
72 Tangela
73 Kangaskhan
74 Horsea
75 Seadra
76 Goldeen
77 Seaking
78 Staryu
79 Starmie
7a Mr. Mime
7b Scyther
7c Jynx
7d Electabuzz
7e Magmar
7f Pinsir
80 Tauros
81 Magicarp
82 Gyarados
83 Lapras
84 Ditto
85 Eevee
86 Vaporeon
87 Jolteon
88 Flareon
89 Porygon
8a Omanyte
8b Omastar
8c Kabuto
8d Kabutops
8e Aerodactyl
8f Snorlax
90 Articuno
91 Zapdos
92 Moltres
93 Dratini
94 Dragonair
95 Dragonite
96 Mewtwo
97 Mew
98 Chikorita
99 Bayleef
9a Meganium
9b Cynaquil
9c Guilava
9d Typhlosion
9e Totodile
9f Croconaw
a0 Feraligatr
a1 Sentret
a2 Furret
a3 Hoothoot
a4 Noctowl
a5 Ledyba
a6 Ledian
a7 Spinarak
a8 Ariados
a9 Crobat
aa Chinchou
ab Lanturn
ac Pichu
ad Cleffa
ae Igglybuff
af Togepi
b0 Togetic
b1 Natu
b2 Xatu
b3 Mareep
b4 Flaaffy
b5 Ampharos
b6 Bellossom
b7 Marill
b8 Azumarill
b9 Sudowoodo
ba Politoed
bb Hoppip
bc Skiploom
bd Jumpluff
be Aipom
bf Sunkern
c0 Sunflora
c1 Yanma
c2 Wooper
c3 Quagsire
c4 Espeon
c5 Umbreon
c6 Murkrow
c7 Slowking
c8 Misdreavus
c9 Unown
ca Wobbuffet
cb Girafarig
cc Pineco
cd Forretress
ce Dunsparce
cf Gligar
d0 Steelix
d1 Snubbull
d2 Granbull
d3 Qwilfish
d4 Scizor
d5 Shuckle
d6 Heracross
d7 Sneasel
d8 Teddiursa
d9 Ursaring
da Slugma
db Magcargo
dc Swinub
dd Piloswine
de Corsola
df Remoraid
e0 Octillery
e1 Delibird
e2 Mantine
e3 Skarmory
e4 Houndour
e5 Houndoom
e6 Kingdra
e7 Phanpy
e8 Donphan
e9 Porygon2
ea Stantler
eb Smeargle
ec Tyrogue
ed Hitmontop
ee Smoochum
ef Elekid
f0 Magby
f1 Miltank
f2 Blissey
f3 Raikou
f4 Entei
f5 Suicune
f6 Larvitar
f7 Pupitar
f8 Tyranitar
f9 Lugia
fa Ho-oh
fb Celebi
fd Egg
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Pokemon Level Digits:
00 00
01 01
02 02
03 03
04 04
05 05
06 06
07 07
08 08
09 09
0a 10
0b 11
0c 12
0d 13
0e 14
0f 15
10 16
11 17
12 18
13 19
14 20
15 21
16 22
17 23
18 24
19 25
1a 26
1b 27
1c 28
1d 29
1e 30
1f 31
20 32
21 33
22 34
23 35
24 36
25 37
26 38
27 39
28 40
29 41
2a 42
2b 43
2c 44
2d 45
2e 46
2f 47
30 48
31 49
32 50
33 51
34 52
35 53
36 54
37 55
38 56
39 57
3a 58
3b 59
3c 60
3d 61
3e 62
3f 63
40 64
41 65
42 66
43 67
44 68
45 69
46 70
47 71
48 72
49 73
4a 74
4b 75
4c 76
4d 77
4e 78
4f 79
50 80
51 81
52 82
53 83
54 84
55 85
56 86
57 87
58 88
59 89
5a 90
5b 91
5c 92
5d 93
5e 94
5f 95
60 96
61 97
62 98
63 99
64 100
65 101
66 102
67 103
68 104
69 105
6a 106
6b 107
6c 108
6d 109
6e 110
6f 111
70 112
71 113
72 114
73 115
74 116
75 117
76 118
77 119
78 120
79 121
7a 122
7b 123
7c 124
7d 125
7e 126
7f 127
80 128
81 129
82 130
83 131
84 132
85 133
86 134
87 135
88 136
89 137
8a 138
8b 139
8c 140
8d 141
8e 142
8f 143
90 144
91 145
92 146
93 147
94 148
95 149
96 150
97 151
98 152
99 153
9a 154
9b 155
9c 156
9d 157
9e 158
9f 159
a0 160
a1 161
a2 162
a3 163
a4 164
a5 165
a6 166
a7 167
a8 168
a9 169
aa 170
ab 171
ac 172
ad 173
ae 174
af 175
b0 176
b1 177
b2 178
b3 179
b4 180
b5 181
b6 182
b7 183
b8 184
b9 185
ba 186
bb 187
bc 188
bd 189
be 190
bf 191
c0 192
c1 193
c2 194
c3 195
c4 196
c5 197
c6 198
c7 199
c8 200
c9 201
ca 202
cb 203
cc 204
cd 205
ce 206
cf 207
d0 208
d1 209
d2 210
d3 211
d4 212
d5 213
d6 214
d7 215
d8 216
d9 217
da 218
db 219
dc 220
dd 221
de 222
df 223
e0 224
e1 225
e2 226
e3 227
e4 228
e5 229
e6 230
e7 231
e8 232
e9 233
ea 234
eb 235
ec 236
ed 237
ee 238
ef 239
f0 240
f1 241
f2 242
f3 243
f4 244
f5 245
f6 246
f7 267
f8 248
f9 249
fa 250
fb 251
fc 252
fd 253
fe 254
ff 255
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===============
GameGenie Codes
===============
xxC-E5B-910
Start with any
Pokemon!! Replace the "xx"
with the
two digit code from the list
below. Go into Professor
Elm's lab and pick the
MIDDLE Pokeball. The picture
will still show Totodile, but you
will get whichever
Pokemon you picked with the
code. So for example, if
you wanted to start with
Celebi, you would just find
Celebi in the list below
(Celebi is almost the last one
on the list) and put the two
digit code (next to his
name) in place of the
"xx" in the code above. So
since
Celebi's two digit code from
the list below is "FB",
this is the code you would use:
FBC-E5B-910. Just
remember to pick the middle Pokeball
in Elm's lab.
Below is a list of all the
Pokemon in the game. Just
find the Pokemon you want and
put the number in place
of the "xx" in the
code above.
01 Bulbasaur
02 Ivysaur
03 Venusaur
04 Charmander
05 Charmeleon
06 Charizard
07 Squirtle
08 Wartortle
09 Blastoise
0A Caterpie
0B Metapod
0C Butterfree
0D Weedle
0E Kakuna
0F Beedrill
10 Pidgey
11 Pidgeotto
12 Pidgeot
13 Rattata
14 Raticate
15 Spearow
16 Fearow
17 Ekans
18 Arbok
19 Pikachu
1A Raichu
1B Sandshrew
1C Sandslash
1D Nidoran (F)
1E Nidorina
1F Nidoqueen
20 Nidoran (M)
21 Nidorino
22 Nidoking
23 Clefairy
24 Clefable
25 Vulpix
26 Ninetales
27 Jigglypuff
28 Wigglytuff
29 Zubat
2A Golbat
2B Oddish
2C Gloom
2D Vileplume
2E Paras
2F Parasect
30 Venonat
31 Venomoth
32 Diglett
33 Dugtrio
34 Meowth
35 Persian
36 Psyduck
37 Golduck
38 Mankey
39 Primeape
3A Growlithe
3B Arcanine
3C Poliwag
3D Poliwhirl
3E Poliwrath
3F Abra
40 Kadabra
41 Alakazam
42 Machop
43 Machoke
44 Machamp
45 Bellsprout
46 Weepinbell
47 Victreebel
48 Tentacool
49 Tentacruel
4A Geodude
4B Graveler
4C Golem
4D Ponyta
4E Rapidash
4F Slowpoke
50 Slowbro
51 Magnemite
52 Magnetron
53 Farfetch'd
54 Doduo
55 Dodrio
56 Seel
57 Dewgong
58 Grimer
59 Muk
5A Shellder
5B Cloyster
5C Gastly
5D Haunter
5E Gengar
5F Onix
60 Drowzee
61 Hypno
62 Krabby
63 Kingler
64 Voltorb
65 Electrode
66 Exeggcute
67 Exegutor
68 Cubone
69 Marowak
6A Hitmonlee
6B Hitmonchan
6C Lickitung
6D Koffing
6E Weezing
6F Rhyhorn
70 Rhydon
71 Chansey
72 Tangela
73 Kangaskhan
74 Horsea
75 Seadra
76 Goldeen
77 Seaking
78 Staryu
79 Starmie
7A Mr. Mime
7B Scyther
7C Jynx
7D Electabuzz
7E Magmar
7F Pinsir
80 Tauros
81 Magicarp
82 Gyarados
83 Lapras
84 Ditto
85 Eevee
86 Vaporeon
87 Jolteon
88 Flareon
89 Porygon
8A Omanyte
8B Omastar
8C Kabuto
8D Kabutops
8E Aerodactyl
8F Snorlax
90 Articuno
91 Zapdos
92 Moltres
93 Dratini
94 Dragonair
95 Dragonite
96 Mewtwo
97 Mew
98 Chikorita
99 Bayleef
9A Meganium
9B Cynaquil
9C Guilava
9D Typhlosion
9E Totodile
9F Croconaw
A0 Feraligatr
A1 Sentret
A2 Furret
A3 Hoothoot
A4 Noctowl
A5 Ledyba
A6 Ledian
A7 Spinarak
A8 Ariados
A9 Crobat
AA Chinchou
AB Lanturn
AC Pichu
AD Cleffa
AE Igglybuff
AF Togepi
B0 Togetic
B1 Natu
B2 Xatu
B3 Mareep
B4 Flaaffy
B5 Ampharos
B6 Bellossom
B7 Marill
B8 Azumarill
B9 Sudowoodo
BA Politoed
BB Hoppip
BC Skiploom
BD Jumpluff
BE Aipom
BF Sunkern
C0 Sunflora
C1 Yanma
C2 Wooper
C3 Quagsire
C4 Espeon
C5 Umbreon
C6 Murkrow
C7 Slowking
C8 Misdreavus
C9 Unown
CA Wobbuffet
CB Girafarig
CC Pineco
CD Forretress
CE Dunsparce
CF Gligar
D0 Steelix
D1 Snubbull
D2 Granbull
D3 Qwilfish
D4 Scizor
D5 Shuckle
D6 Heracross
D7 Sneasel
D8 Teddiursa
D9 Ursaring
DA Slugma
DB Magcargo
DC Swinub
DD Piloswine
DE Corsola
DF Remoraid
E0 Octillery
E1 Delibird
E2 Mantine
E3 Skarmory
E4 Houndour
E5 Houndoom
E6 Kingdra
E7 Phanpy
E8 Donphan
E9 Porygon2
EA Stantler
EB Smeargle
EC Tyrogue
ED Hitmontop
EE Smoochum
EF Elekid
F0 Magby
F1 Miltank
F2 Blissey
F3 Raikou
F4 Entei
F5 Suicune
F6 Larvitar
F7 Pupitar
F8 Tyranitar
F9 Lugia
FA Ho-oh
FB Celebi
FD Egg
0AC-E6B-F7E
Your starting Pokemon will
be level 10 (instead of
level 5). Only works when you pick the MIDDLE Pokeball.
14C-E6B-F7E
Your starting Pokemon will
be level 20 (instead of
level 5). Only works when you pick the MIDDLE Pokeball.
32C-E6B-F7E
Your starting Pokemon will
be level 50 (instead of
level 5). Only works when you pick the MIDDLE Pokeball.
NOTES: You can modify the
code to let you start with
any level Pokemon by changing
the first two digits.
Remember to pick the middle
Pokeball in Elm's lab.
You can use this code
together with my "Start with any
Pokemon" code which
means you can start with any Pokemon
you want, and any level you
want
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20) LEGAL INFORMATION
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