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Yellow Walkthrough Guide
Contents (Basic):
1) How to play Pokemon
2) Important Information
3) Ability List
4) Frequently Asked Questions
5) Walkthrough
6) Pokemon List
7)Items/Stores
8) Codes/Tips
9) Gameshark/Game Genie Codes
10) Interesting Facts
11) Legal Information
Contents (Detailed):
1) How to play Pokemon – Game Controls, Differences between Red and
Blue and yellow, how to
capture and train Pokemon, types of Pokemon and Levels, TM’s and
HM’s, Evolution and Money.
2) Important Information – HM’s, TM’s, Moon Stone Locations, Cable
Club, Exchange Corner, Fishing, The Safari Zone, The Elite 4, Gary
and Pikachu.
3) Ability List – The attack names, types, PP and affects.
4) Frequently Asked Questions – The Amber Fossil, Vitamins, PP UP,
Evolution, Pokedex, Experience, Obeying, Catching 150, The Pokeflute,
HM’s, Masterballs, Rare Pokemon, Money, Mew and The Silph Co.
5) Walkthrough
6) Pokemon List – Information on all 151 Pokemon in this version
7) Items/Stores – Balls, Fossils, Stones, Recovery, Power Ups, Field,
Special, Badges, Misc, and PokeMarts.
8) Codes/Tips – Clone Pokemon, Fight Land Pokemon on Water, Better
Pokemon, Evolution Tips, Infinite Money & Items, Combo Move and a
Picture Glitch.
9) Gameshark/Game Genie Codes
10) Interesting Facts
11) 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, or the number.
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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
What’s the difference between Red, Blue and Yellow?
Red\Blue: You start out with
Bulbasaur\Squirtle\Charmander
Yellow: You start out with
Pikachu
Red\Blue: Your rival starts
out with Charmander\Bulbasaur\Squirtle
Yellow: Your rival starts
out with Eevee
Red\Blue: You can only get
one of the starter pokemon
Yellow: You can acquire all
three Red\Blue starter pokemon in-game
Red\Blue: You walk around
the world map on your own
Yellow: Pikachu follows you
around, walking and talking
Red\Blue: You can evolve
pikachu
Yellow: You can not evolve
your starter pikachu, and there are no wild pikachus
in the game
Red\Blue: You could only get
certain pokemon depending on which version you had
Yellow: You can catch all
but the following pokemon without trading in yellow -
Weedle, Kakuna, Beedrill, Ekans,
Arbok, Meowth, Persian, Koffing, Wheezing,
Jynx, Electabuzz, Magmar,
Mew
Red\Blue: Pokemon had the
same moves, appearance, and location
Yellow: Pokemon learn new
moves, have different looks, and appear in different
areas
Red\Blue: Trainers were in
the same areas
Yellow: There are more
trainers, some in new areas, and with new pokemon
Red\Blue: You could not
fight Jessie&James from team rocket
Yellow: You fight Jessie&James on more than one occasion
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!
- In both Versions, there are five Pokemon (Snorlax, Zapdos,
Articuno, Moltres, and Mewtwo) that appear once (Snorlax appears
twice). So capturing them will be a good addition to your collection!
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2) IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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This section includes various information about the game.
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Hidden Machines
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HM 01 - Cut:
In order for you to get the HM 01, you must first get the S.S.
Ticket. Go to Route 24 and 25 and visit Bill the Pokemanic. Bill had
bizarre accident with a new experimental machine. Talk to him, and
he goes into the machine. Use the PC, and Bill will be changed back
to normal. He will give you the ticket as a reward. Visit Vermilion
City and board the S.S. Anne. Work your way around the ship until you
fight Gary. Beat Gary and go down the stairs to enter the captain's
room. Talk to him and "rub" his back to get the HM. The Cut ability
allows you to cut down trees to access other areas.
HM 02 - Fly:
This one is not that hard to get. Go to Route 16 west of Celadon
City. Cut down the tree and follow the road into a building. Keep
going west and enter the house. The person inside will give you the
HM. The Fly ability allows you to visit cities you've been to.
HM 03 - Surf:
This one is located in the Secret House in Safari Zone. I can't
really explain this well, so just try to make your way around. Once
you reach the house, the man inside gives you the HM as a prize. The
Surf ability allows you to move around on water.
HM 04 - Strength:
The Warden in Fuchsia City will give you the HM if you give him his
Gold Teeth. The teeth are located in Safari Zone. It's in Area 3 near
the Secret House. Get them and give them to the Warden. Now that he
can talk, he'll hand over the Hidden Machine. The Strength ability
allows you to move heavy boulders.
HM 05 - Flash:
Enter Diglett's Cave east of Vermilion City. Go through to get near
Viridian Forest. The one house in that section is where one of Prof.
Oak's aides is. If you caught 10 or more kinds of Pokemon, he gives
you HM 05.
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Technical Machines
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TM 01 - Mega Punch: Mt. Moon
TM 02 - Razor Wind: Celadon Poke Mart
TM 03 - Sword's Dance: Silph Co.
TM 04 - Whirlwind: Route 4
TM 05 - Mega Kick: Victory Road
TM 06 - Toxic: Fuchsia City Gym
TM 07 - Horn Drill: Celadon Poke Mart
TM 08 - Body Slam: S.S. Anne
TM 09 - Take Down: Saffron City
TM 10 - Double Edge: Game Corner
TM 11 - Bubble Beam: Cerulean City Gym
TM 12 - Water Gun: Mt. Moon
TM 13 - Ice Beam: Celadon Poke Mart
TM 14 - Blizzard: Cinnabar Island
TM 15 - Hyper Beam: Celadon City
TM 16 - Pay Day: Route 12
TM 17 - Submission: Victory Road
TM 18 - Counter: Celadon Poke Mart
TM 19 - Seismic Toss: Route 25
TM 20 - Rage: Route 15
TM 21 - Mega Drain: Celadon City Gym
TM 22 - Solar Beam: Cinnabar Island
TM 23 - Dragon Rage: Celadon City
TM 24 - Thunderbolt: Vermilion City Gym
TM 25 - Thunder: Power Plant
TM 26 - Earthquake: Silph Co.
TM 27 - Fissure: Viridian City
TM 28 - Dig: Cerulean City
TM 29 - Psychic: Saffron City
TM 30 - Teleport: Route 9
TM 31 - Mimic: Saffron City
TM 32 - Double Team: Fuchsia City
TM 33 - Reflect: Power Plant
TM 34 - Bide: Pewter City Gym
TM 35 - Metronome: Cinnabar Island
TM 36 - Self Destruct: Silph Co.
TM 37 - Egg Bomb: Fuchsia City
TM 38 - Fire Blast: Cinnabar Gym
TM 39 - Swift: Route 12 Lookout
TM 40 - Skull Bash: Safari Zone
TM 41 - Soft Boiled: Celadon City
TM 42 - Dream Eater: Viridian City
TM 43 - Sky Attack: Victory Road
TM 44 - Rest: S.S. Anne
TM 45 - Thunder Wave: Route 24
TM 46 - Psywave: Saffron City Gym
TM 47 - Explosion: Victory Road
TM 48 - Rock Slide: Celadon Poke Mart Roof
TM 49 - Tri Attack: Celadon Poke Mart Roof
TM 50 - Substitute: Celadon Poke Mart
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Moon Stone Locations
====================
#1 - Found to the right of Viridian Forest. Reach it from Diglett's
Cave.
#2 - Found at Mt. Moon.
#3 - Also at Mt. Moon. Go to the part right before the Fossils and go
right to a narrow section. Search the wall for the Stone.
#4 - Found in the Game Corner Basement in Celadon City.
#5 - (Found by: msms) Found in the Pokemon Mansion at Cinnabar
Island. Right when you enter the Mansion, they are boxes to the left
and right of you. Search around the fifth box on the right to find
the Moon Stone.
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Cable Club
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Here's some information for the Cable Club. This isn't a very big
section since there is not much to the Cable Club.
- Intro -
In case if you have no idea what the Cable Club is, you can trade or
fight your Pokemon with a friend's. But in order to do so, you must
purchase a Game Link Cable (It's not very expensive). Once you have
one, insert the end of the Cable in the "EXT. CONNECTOR" slot on the
Game Boys. Then start your games up, and go to a Pokemon Center. Talk
to the person at the entrance of the Cable Club at the same time on
both games. You can then choose to go to the Colosseum or the Trade
Center...
- Colosseum -
Here you can fight your friend! Before you enter the Cable Club, make
sure you choose the Pokemon you want to fight with because you won't
be able switch in the Cable Club! With your Pokemon, turn the PC on
to begin the fight. Not that much to say about this, but remember
that this battle will take longer since you have to wait the data to
transfer between the two Game Boys.
- Trade Center -
Here you can trade Pokemon between you and your friend! Remember that
you can only trade Pokemon, you can't just give them away (Though it
would be nice)! Here's how to trade. Turn on the PC and a screen will
come up showing you and your friend's current Pokemon. Both of you
select the Pokemon you want to trade. Then it will show the Pokemon
being transferred. Now the Pokemon that was traded will be able to
get "boosted" EXP. Here's something good that you can use to your
advantage. When you trade a Pokemon, your PokeDex will still count
the Pokemon that was traded as "caught". For example, if you trade a
Scyther for a Pinsir, your PokeDex will still count as you having a
Scyther! That can be very useful when going for all of the Pokemon.
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Exchange Corner
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At Exchange Corner in Celadon City, you trade Coins for some Pokemon
and TMs. In order to get the Coins, you win or buy them at Game
Corner. But you need a Coin Case to hold them. Near Exchange Corner,
there is a diner, and a man inside will give you the case. With that,
go back to Game Corner. Talk to the people inside for some Coins. Now
you can play the slots, or you can buy 50 Coins for $1000. Each slot
machine has different odds of winning, so if you find a good one,
stick to it! What you can get is a bit different in the Versions.
Since the price varies, the person with the cheaper Pokemon should
get it. For example, it's a good idea to have the person with the
Blue Version to get Porygon rather than Red because there is a 3,499
C difference! Here is what you can get:
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RED VERSION
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NAME PRICE (Coins)
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Abra...........180
Clefairy.......500
Nidorina.....1,200
Dratini......2,800
Scyther......5,500
Porygon......9,999
TM 23........3,300
TM 15........5,500
TM 50........7,700
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BLUE VERSION
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PRICE (Coins)
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Abra...........120
Clefairy.......750
Nidorino.....1,200
Dratini......4,600
Pinsir.......2,500
Porygon......6,500
TM 23........3,300
TM 15........5,500
TM 50........7,700
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Fishing
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Fishing is the way of catching Water-type Pokemon, but the rods catch
different Pokemon:
Old Rod - Don't expect much, just a Magikarp will bite it, but if you
train it to Level 20, it will turn into Gyarados, a dragon (NOT a
Dragon-type) and a tough Pokemon.
Good Rod - Can catch a Goldeen, Magikarp, and Poliwag but the only
way to catch the best is the Super Rod.
Super Rod - The best rod and can catch ALL of the Pokemon in the
water.
People usually don't know what Pokemon are in a piece of water when
you use the Super Rod. But here's what you can get:
Pallet Town - Tentacool & Poliwag
Viridian City - Tentacool & Poliwag
Cerulean City - Goldeen, Psyduck, & Krabby
Vermilion City - Krabby & Shellder
Celadon City - Slowpoke & Poliwhirl
Fuchsia City - Krabby, Goldeen, Magikarp, & Seaking
Route 22 - Poliwag & Goldeen
Route 4, 24 & 25 - Same as Cerulean City
Route 6 & 11 - Same as Vermilion City
Route 10 - Same as Celadon City
Routes 12, 13, 17, & 18 - Tentacool, Krabby, Goldeen, & Magikarp
Route 19 - Shellder, Goldeen, Tentacool, Staryu, & Horsea
Safari Zone - Psyduck, Krabby, Slowpoke, & Dratini
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Safari Zone (Fuchsia City)
==========================
For a low price of $500, you can enter the safari zone.
When you pay, you can 30 Safari Balls and Bait. 30 Balls may
seem a lot, but you'll end up using most of them. You have four
areas to explore, each may have a Pokemon that is not in the other.
You also have a timer, but it only decreases when you walk. If you
use the bicycle, you can go further. When you run out of time or
Balls, the game is over. The battle system in this mini-game works
different than a regular battle. Instead of having Pokemon fight,
you fight...sort of. In other words, you can't cause ANY damage to
the enemy, that's why they give you 30 Balls! You have four
commands in battle:
Ball x(Amount of Balls) - Throws a Safari Ball. You usually have to
throw multiple times to capture a Pokemon.
Bait - Throw some Bait. This makes it slightly easier to capture.
Throw Rock - Throw a nearby rock. Makes it slightly easier to
capture, but the Pokemon tends to run away after you use this.
Run - Self-explanatory.
Here's a list of Pokemon you can capture in Safari Zone:
#29 Nidoran (F)
#30 Nidorina
#32 Nidoran (M)
#33 Nidorino
#48 Venonat
#49 Venomoth
#54 Psyduck
#79 Slowpoke
#84 Doduo
#98 Krabby
#102 Exeggcute
#111 Rhyhorn
#113 Chansey
#115 Kangaskhan
#123 Scyther
#127 Pinsir
#128 Tauros
#147 Dratini
Here's a trick you can do to fight Pokemon in the Safari Zone outside
of it. Enter the Safari Zone, exit and go to the eastern side of
Seafoam Islands. Move up and down along the "shore" part to fight
Pokemon from the Safari Zone! This makes it easier to capture them.
The bad part is that there are some Pokemon that you won't find.
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Elite Four/Gary
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Elite Four:
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ROUND #1
TRAINER: Lorelei
POKEMON: Dewgong - L54, Cloyster - L53, Slowbro - L54, Jynx - L56,
Lapras
- L56
Lorelei is the Mistress of Ice Pokemon. This is the easiest one
because Fire, Fighting, and Electric are the ones that have
advantages. Ghost Pokemon will have an advantage over Jynx.
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ROUND #2
TRAINER: Bruno
POKEMON: Onix - L53, Hitmonchan - L55, Hitmonlee - L55, Onix - L56,
Machamp - L58
Bruno is a Fighting-type Pokemon master and also tougher. Flying,
Ghost, and Psychic Pokemon have the advantage on this one.
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NOTE: At this point, if your Pokemon are in good shape, go on.
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ROUND #3
TRAINER: Agatha
POKEMON: Gengar - L56, Golbat - L56, Haunter - L55, Arbok - L58,
Gengar -
L60
Agatha is the master of Ghost-type Pokemon and has a very sneaky way
of Fighting, but Water and Fire have a good chance. She is also a tad
weaker, so be relaxed. (My Note: Enough though Agatha may be weaker
than the others, few attacks will hit her Ghost Pokemon!)
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Now, make sure you heal your Pokemon with any type of Potions if you
have any.
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ROUND #4
TRAINER: Lance
POKEMON: Gyarados - L58, Dragonair - L56, Dragonair - L56, Aerodactyl
-
L60, Dragonite - L62
Lance is the leader and the toughest fighter you have seen at all
times, he has Dragon-type Pokemon. Ice, Psychic, Flying, and Ghost
Pokemon have an advantage.
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If you beat him, you're a Pokemon Master now! Congrats! But you got
someone else to fight...
Gary:
You've beaten the Elite Four? All right! Now you are the Pokemon
League Champion! Or, at least you would be, but you have one more
challenge ahead. Gary is the real Pokemon League Champion!
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TRAINER: Gary
POKEMON: Pidgeot, Alakazam, & Rhydon. His other Pokemon varies, so
here is what you may be up against...
NOTE: When it says "Chose something", that's what Gary picked, not you.
Chose Charmander: Exeggutor, Gyarados, & Charizard.
Chose Squirtle: Exeggutor, Arcanine, & Blastoise.
Chose Bulbasaur: Arcanine, Gyarados, & Venusaur.
Here's how to beat the Pokemon:
Pidgeot - Use any Electric-type Pokemon.
Alakazam - Use Jolteon or a Psychic-type Pokemon.
Rhydon - Use a Water-type or a Grass-type Pokemon.
Exeggutor/Venusaur - Use a Fire-type Pokemon.
Arcanine/Charizard - Use a Water-type. (My Note: A Rock-type Pokemon
will also do well against them.)
Gyarados/Blastoise - Like Pidgeot, an Electric-type will defeat them
easily.
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Now with Gary out of the way, you can explore the cave near Cerulean
City.
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Pikachu
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Well if you notice there are
quite a few things different in the
Yellow version. That is
because Yellow is loosely based on the Anime
show Pokemon. They include
things such as:
- Different title intro.
- You now start off with Pikachu and
follow you around.
- Many new and improved pictures for
Pokemon and trainers.
- You now see Jessie and James from the
Anime.
- Other characters include Gizelle from
the Tech School
- And AJ who had the 100 win streak
- You can get Bulbasaur, Charmander,
Squirtle in Yellow.
- Codes & glitches don't seem to work
in Yellow. (or they are
different)
- Pokemon learn different TMs and HMs.
- Pokemon learn skills at different levels.
And quite a few more.
Plus Pikachu has been
upgraded in this game. He is one of your
more powerful Pokemon. He
follows you around instead of staying in his
Poke Ball. If you talk to
him you can see his current facial expression
(sad, happy, etc.) To make
him happy (which you will need to do to get
Bulbasaur and do various
other things) is by putting him first in
battle, not letting him die,
not trying to evolve, trade, putting him
in the computer.
Also you can evolve Pikachu,
the way to do this is to first trade
him to someone else's Red
and Blue game, than evolve him in their game.
Now trade the now evolved
Pikachu back to your game, and you will have
a Raichu.
(Note- if you do this you
will not be able to play the mini-surfing
game with Pikachu, nor will
you be able to do other things that involve
your Pikachu like getting
Bulbasaur)
Plus you may have heard that
Pikachu can surf. Well that is true,
but to get it you must win
some tournament from Nintendo or use him in
Pokemon Stadium and get Surf
as a prize for him. The Surf ability is
actually a mini-game, and as
soon as I can get it I will have more info
on it.
Another difference you may
have seen in the game is the added
feature of Colosseum 2. If
you've been to any of the Pokemon League
training tours you will know
what all these are about, if not basically
there are 3 cups, Poke,
Pika, and Petit Cup, each with special rules
and stipulations. However
you can only use this cup if you are fighting
against someone with another
Yellow cart.
One of the major differences
in Yellow is with your rival. He has an
Eevee which evolves
depending on two major events at the beginning of
the game. He will evolve
Eevee into:
Jolteon- If you win the
battle against him in Professor Oak's lab, and
beat him on Route 22, near
the Pokemon League. (This is done early in
the game)
Vaporeon- If you lose to him
at Professor Oak's lab.
Flareon- If you beat him at
Oak's lab, but lose to him at Route 22.
(It's considered a loss if you do not fight him there.)
More Information:
Talking to Pikachu
Pikachu follows you around
on the map! Unless he fainted. You can talk to him at
any time, bringing up a
picture of his face, showing if he is happy or sad. If
happy, sprite on the main
screen will jump up and down, REALLY fast if super
happy! If really upset he
will turn around and not look at you! When he sees
Bill The Pokemaniac as a
Pokemon, question marks appear over his head! And when
you go to the Pokemon
meeting in Vermillion
City, love hearts appear
when he
sees the other Pokemon!
-Pikachu’s emotion's are rumoured to change as
he improves level.
Pikachu's Moves
Pikachu learns new moves!
Chief amongst them is Thunderbolt, which he gets at
level 26. Here is the list
of his moves:
-Thundershock
-Growl
Pikachu starts with these 2.
LV.6 Tail Whip
LV.8 Thunderwave
LV.11 Quick Attack
LV.15 Double Team
LV.20 Slam
LV.26 Thunderbolt
LV.34 Agility
LV.41Thunder
LV.50 Light Screen
Thunder Stone
Pikachu will NOT use the
Thunderstone! Thus leaving this question: How the heck
do you get a Raichu? (There
are no Pikachu in the game besides the one you start
with). Just as on the
cartoon; Pikachu chose not to evolve, deciding it would
fight Raichu for the honour
of Pikachus everywhere. And it whupped ass too.
Pikachu talks
You can't hear it on a ROM
(for whatever reason) but there are indeed samples in
this game! Pika! Pikachu!
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3) ABILITY LIST
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Here's how it's listed:
Name | Type | PP | Effect
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*A*
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Absorb | Grass | 20 | Pokemon absorbs HP equal to 1/2 the damage
delt.
Acid | Poison | 30 | Damages and may decrease enemy's Defense.
Acid Armor | Poison | 40 | Increases Pokemon's Defense.
Agility | Psychic | 30 | Greatly increases Speed.
Amnesia | Psychic | 20 | Greatly increases Special.
Aurora Beam | Ice | 20 | Damages, may Freeze enemy and/or decrease
its Attack.
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*B*
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Barrage | Normal | 20 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Barrier | Psychic | 30 | Greatly increases Defense.
Bide | Normal | 10 | Pokemon loses 2 to 3 turns, then damages twice
the amount it received.
Bind | Normal | 20 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Bite | Normal | 25 | Damages.
Blizzard | Ice | 5 | Damages and may Freeze enemy.
Body Slam | Normal | 15 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Bone Club | Ground | 20 | Damages.
Bonemerang | Ground | 10 | Pokemon attacks 2 times.
Bubble | Water | 30 | Damages and may decrease Speed.
Bubblebeam | Water | 20 | Damages and may decrease Speed.
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*C*
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Clamp | Water | 10 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Comet Punch | Normal | 15 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Confuse Ray | Ghost | 10 | Confuses enemy.
Confusion | Psychic | 25 | Damages and may Confuse enemy.
Constrict | Normal | 25 | Damages and decreases enemy's Speed.
Conversion | Normal | 30 | Converts the Pokemon's type to enemy's.
Counter | Fighting | 20 | Hits enemy for twice the damage taken.
Crabhammer | Water | 10 | Good chance for getting critical hit.
Cut | Normal | 30 | Damages.
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*D*
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Defense Curl | Normal | 40 | Increases Defense.
Dig | Ground | 10 | Pokemon digs on the first turn, then attacks on
the second. (Doesn't effect Flying-type Pokemon)
Disable | Normal | 20 | Disables a Pokemon's ability.
Dizzy Punch | Normal | 10 | Damages.
Double Kick | Fighting | 30 | Pokemon attacks twice.
Double Team | Normal | 15 | Increases Pokemon's Evade.
Double-Edge | Normal | 15 | Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage the enemy
takes.
Doubleslap | Normal | 10 | Pokemon attacks multiple times.
Dragon Rage | Dragon | 10 | Pokemon causes 40 HP damage.
Dream Eater | Psychic | 15 | While enemy Pokemon Sleeps, Pokemon
absorbs HP.
Drill Peck | Flying | 20 | Damages.
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*E*
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Earthquake | Ground | 10 | Damages. (Doesn't effect Flying-type
Pokemon)
Egg Bomb | Normal | 10 | Damages.
Ember | Fire | 25 | Damages and may Burn enemy.
Explosion | Normal | 5 | Damages, but kills Pokemon.
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*F*
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Fire Blast | Fire | 5 | Damages and may Burn enemy.
Fire Punch | Fire | 15 | Damages and may Burn enemy.
Fire Spin | Fire | 15 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Fissure | Ground | 5 | May defeat enemy Pokemon in one hit. (Doesn't
effect Flying-type Pokemon)
Flamethrower | Fire | 15 | Damages and may Burn enemy.
Flash | Normal | 20 | Decreases enemy Pokemon's Accuracy.
Fly | Flying | 15 | Pokemon flies up on first turn, then attacks on
the second turn.
Focus Energy | Normal | 30 | Increases chances of critical hits.
Fury Attack | Normal | 20 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Fury Swipes | Normal | 15 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
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*G*
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Glare | Normal | 30 | Paralyzes enemy.
Growl | Normal | 40 | Decreases enemy's Attack.
Growth | Normal | 40 | Increases Special.
Guillotine | Normal | 5 | Can defeat enemy in one hit.
Gust | Normal | 35 | Damages.
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*H*
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Harden | Normal | 30 | Increases Defense.
Haze | Ice | 30 | Cures all Status effects on both Pokemon.
Head Butt | Normal | 15 | Damages.
Hi Jump Kick | Fighting | 20 | If Pokemon misses, it takes 1/8 the
damage it would have caused.
Horn Attack | Normal | 25 | Damages.
Horn Drill | Normal | 5 | Can defeat enemy in one hit.
Hydro Pump | Water | 5 | Damages.
Hyper Beam | Normal | 5 | Pokemon attacks on first turn, then
recharges on the second turn.
Hyper Fang | Normal | 15 | Damages.
Hypnosis | Psychic | 20 | Puts enemy to Sleep.
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*I*
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Ice Beam | Ice | 10 | Damages and may Freeze enemy.
Ice Punch | Ice | 15 | Damages and may Freeze enemy.
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*J*
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Jump Kick | Fighting | 25 | If Pokemon misses, it takes 1/8 the
damage it would have caused.
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*K*
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Karate Chop | Normal | 25 | Good chance of a critical hit.
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*L*
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Leech Life | Bug | 15 | Pokemon absorbs some of enemy's HP.
Leech Seed | Grass | 10 | Pokemon absorbs some of enemy's HP each
turn.
Leer | Normal | 30 | Decreases enemy's Defense.
Lick | Ghost | 30 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Light Screen | Psychic | 30 | Decreases damage from Special Attacks
by 50%.
Lovely Kiss | Normal | 10 | Puts enemy to sleep.
Low Kick | Fighting | 20 | Damages.
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*M*
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Meditate | Psychic | 40 | Increases Attack.
Mega Drain | Grass | 10 | Pokemon absorbs HP from enemy equal to 1/2
the damage caused.
Mega Kick | Normal | 5 | Damages.
Mega Punch | Normal | 20 | Damages.
Metronome | Normal | 10 | Selects a random Ability to use.
Mimic | Normal | 10 | Pokemon mimics enemy's last attack.
Minimize | Normal | 20 | Increases Pokemon's Evade.
Mirror Move | Flying | 20 | Pokemon mimics enemy's last attack.
Mist | Ice | 30 | Immune to stat decreasing Attacks.
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*N*
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Night Shade | Ghost | 15 | Causes damage equal to EXP Level.
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*P*
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Pay Day | Normal | 20 | Damages and get money after battle. (Money
received: EXP Level x 2)
Peck | Flying | 35 | Damages.
Petal Dance | Grass | 20 | Damages, but Confuses Pokemon.
Pin Missle | Bug | 20 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Poison Gas | Poison | 40 | Poisons enemy.
Poison Sting | Poison | 35 | Damages and may Poison enemy.
Poison Powder | Poison | 35 | Poisons enemy.
Pound | Normal | 35 | Damages.
Psybeam | Psychic | 20 | Damages and may Confuse enemy.
Psychic | Psychic | 10 | Damages and may decrease enemy's Special.
Psywave | Psychic | 15 | Damages cause is equal to 1.5 times
Pokemon's EXP Level.
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*Q*
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Quick Attack | Normal | 30 | Pokemon attacks first.
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*R*
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Rage | Normal | 20 | Damages and increases Attack when damaged until
battle is over.
Razor Leaf | Grass | 25 | Damages and has good chance of a critical
hit.
Razor Wind | Normal | 10 | Pokemon builds power on the first turn,
then attacks on the second turn.
Recover | Normal | 20 | Restores HP equal to 1/2 of Pokemon's max HP.
Reflect | Psychic | 20 | Decreases damage from Physical Attacks by
50%.
Rest | Psychic | 10 | Pokemon restores HP, but loses 2 turns.
Roar | Normal | 20 | Makes wild enemy Pokemon run away.
Rock Slide | Rock | 10 | Damages.
Rock Throw | Rock | 15 | Damages.
Rolling Kick | Fighting | 15 | Damages.
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*S*
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Sand-Attack | Normal | 15 | Decreases enemy's Accuracy.
Scratch | Normal | 30 | Damages.
Screech | Normal | 40 | Greatly decreases enemy's Defense.
Seismic Toss | Fighting | 20 | Damage caused is equal to Pokemon's
EXP Level.
Self Destruct | Normal | 5 | Damages, but kills Pokemon.
Sharpen | Normal | 30 | Increases Attack.
Sing | Normal | 15 | Puts enemy to Sleep.
Skull Bash | Normal | 15 | Pokemon lowers head on the first turn,
then attacks on the second.
Sky Attack | Flying | 5 | Pokemon builds power on the first turn,
then attacks on the second turn.
Slam | Normal | 20 | Damages.
Slash | Normal | 20 | Damages and has a chance for a critical hit.
Sleep Powder | Grass | 15 | Puts enemy to Sleep.
Sludge | Poison | 20 | Damages and may Poison enemy.
Smog | Poison | 20 | Damages and may Poison enemy.
Smokescreen | Normal | 20 | Decreases enemy's Accuracy.
Softboiled | Normal | 10 | Pokemon recovers HP. (Works only with
Chansey and Mew)
Solar Beam | Grass | 10 | Pokemon absorbs sunlight on the first turn,
then attacks on the second turn.
Sonicboom | Normal | 20 | Causes 20 HP damage.
Spike Cannon | Normal | 15 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
Splash | Normal | 40 | Damages.
Spore | Grass | 15 | Puts enemy to Sleep.
Stomp | Normal | 20 | Damages.
Strength | Normal | 15 | Damages.
String Shot | Bug | 40 | Decreases enemy's Speed.
Struggle | Normal | 10 | Only used when Pokemon runs out of PP, but
Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused.
Stun Spore | Grass | 30 | Paralyzes enemy.
Submission | Fighting | 25 | Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused.
Substitute | Normal | 10 | Pokemon creates a "doll" which fights for
itself. Breaks when takes too much damage.
Super Fang | Normal | 10 | Decreases enemy's HP by 1/2.
Supersonic | Normal | 20 | Confuses enemy.
Surf | Water | 15 | Damages.
Swift | Normal | 20 | Damages, and highly accurate.
Swords Dance | Normal | 30 | Increases Attack.
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Tackle | Normal | 35 | Damages.
Tail Whip | Normal | 30 | Decreases enemy's Defense.
Take Down | Normal | 20 | Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused.
Teleport | Psychic | 20 | Escape from wild Pokemon battles.
Thrash | Normal | 20 | Damages, but Confuses Pokemon.
Thunder | Electric | 10 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Thunder Wave | Electric | 20 | Paralyzes enemy.
Thunderbolt | Electric | 15 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Thunderpunch | Electric | 15 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Thundershock | Electric | 30 | Damages and may Paralyze enemy.
Toxic | Poison | 10 | Poisons enemy, but damage increases each turn.
Transform | Normal | 10 | Changes Pokemon into enemy Pokemon.
Tri Attack | Normal | 10 | Damages.
Twineedle | Bug | 20 | Pokemon attacks twice, and may Poison enemy.
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Vicegrip | Normal | 30 | Damages.
Vine Whip | Grass | 10 | Damages.
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Water Gun | Water | 25 | Damages.
Waterfall | Water | 15 | Damages.
Whirlwind | Normal | 20 | Tosses wild Pokemon out of battle.
Wing Attack | Flying | 35 | Damages.
Withdraw | Water | 40 | Increases Defense.
Wrap | Normal | 20 | Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
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4) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Q: Where is the Old Amber fossil?
A: You need the Cut ability for this. Go to Pewter City, and cut down
the tree near the museum. Go through the door to a room in the Pokemon
museum, and the fossil is in that room.
Q: What's the most effective way to use the Vitamins?
A: If you're desperate, use them as soon as possible, but if you want
the full effect, do this. Remember that a Pokemon can take about 10
Vitamins before it work anymore on it. It seems that a Pokemon with a
much higher Level, gains more stat points if you use a Vitamin on it.
For example, a Pokemon at L10 will only gain 1 stat point for each
Vitamin used which would mean it would gain 10 points for 10
Vitamins. But if you use one on a L100 Pokemon, it would gain a
whopping 40 stat points! So my point here is this, use the Vitamins
on a Pokemon when you have trained as far as you can.
Q: What is the use of a PP Up?
A: It's purpose is to increase the PP of an ability of a Pokemon. You
can use a maximum of three PP Ups per ability. But the PP increased
will vary so here's how it works. The ability that has a low max PP
will not increase very much, but an ability with a high max PP will.
For example, if you use 3 PP Up on Tackle, its max will become 56
from 35. If you use it on Hyper Beam, its max will become 8 from 5.
Q: Some of the Pokemon never evolve no matter what the Stones or the
Level, how do I evolve them?
A: They evolve by trading the Pokemon to another Game Pak.
Q: How do I stop my Pokemon from evolving?
A: Once it starts to evolve, simply tap B to cancel the process.
Once the Pokemon gains another Level, it'll try to evolve again.
Q: What does "Area Unknown" in the PokeDex mean?
A: It means that that Pokemon can only be evolved from another
Pokemon or it can mean that the Pokemon can only be found in the
other Version.
Q: What's the difference between Boosted EXP and Regular EXP?
A: Boosted EXP allows a Pokemon to gain about 1/2 more EXP than a
Pokemon with Regular EXP. The downside with Boosted EXP is that the
Pokemon will become weaker.
Q: Why does my Pokemon not obey me?
A: You must get the Badge that allows you to command a higher level
Pokemon!
Q: What do you get for capturing all 150 Pokemon?
A: A man in Celadon City will give you a Diploma in the U.S. Version.
Q: Where do I find the Poke Flute?
A: Head to the 3rd and you'll find some people which evil spirits
have "taken" over them. You can free them of the evil spirits, but
it's not required to do so. Keep going up until you reach the 5th
Floor. On that floor, someone has made you a "healing tile" to heal
your Pokemon. When you try to go up the stairs on the 6th Floor, you
will fight a L30 Marowak. When you beat Cubone's Mother, her spirit
will lay to rest...allowing you to go on. On the final floor, there
will be some Rocket guards around. Defeat them, and talk to Mr. Fuji.
Then you will appear back at house. Talk to him again to get the Poke
Flute. Always carry this with you, for it will wake up sleeping
Pokemon.
Q: I've defeated [Insert Gym Leader here], and they say I can use
[Insert HM Ability here]. How do I use it?
A: There are two requirements to use an HM. First, you must have the actual
HM (of course). And you also need the correct Badge for that ability.
Q: I have the HM, but the ability won't work!
A: You must earn the Badge that allows you to use it!
Q: How many Masterballs are in the game?
A: Only one, so use it on a one-time Pokemon like Mewtwo.
Q: If I defeat the rare Pokemon (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Snorlax,
Mewtwo) is there any other way to get them?
A: No, so once you defeat one, it's gone for good!
Q: How can I earn some money?
A: There's a couple ways for this. One way is to defeat Trainers, and
also fighting the Elite Four over and over makes getting money easy.
Get a Meowth and use its Pay Day attack. And finally, get TM 16 which
is at Route 12 and teach Pay Day to a Pokemon.
Q: Is there any other way to get Mew without cheating?
A: No, you need a Gameshark.
Q: How do I reach the Card Key in Silph. Co?
A: To reach it, step on the Warp Tile near the Rocket guard. Then
when you reappear, step on it again. Now you can go past the guard to
the Card Key!
Q: How can I move the truck near the S.S. Anne with Strength?
A: You can't!
Q: I've heard that there are other Pokemon in this Version
of the game, such as Togepi and Pikablu. Is this true?
A: No, those Pokemon are in the Gold & Silver Versions.
Q: Is Game Boy Color's IR Connection compatible with Pokemon?
A: No, so you have to buy a Game Link Cable in order to trade.
Q: Is it possible to buy a Bicycle without a Bike Voucher?
A: No. The maximum amount of money you can have is $999,999.
Q: What are the differences between Yellow, Red and Blue?
A:
a) Scyther and Pinsir
BOTH are in this version :) Both can be found
in the same area in the Safari
Zone.
b) Charmander
After Nugget Bridge,
there is a man standing on a raised bit of land. He tells
you he is not a very good
trainer, and is considering letting his Charmander go.
If you promise to take care
of it (answer yes/top choice) you get a Charmander!
-Charizard can learn HM02 (fly)
c) Squirtle
In Vermillion
City, after the trip on
the St. Anne, talk to Officer Jenny. She
tells you she has a Squirtle
she caught who has been causing mischief. If you
come back after beating Surge
for a Thunder Badge, she recognises you as a good
trainer and asks you to take
it (Choose Yes/top choice).
d) Bulbasaur
In Cerulean
City, there is a house
with an Oddish, a Sandshrew and a lady stood
next to what looks like a
Bulbasaur. Talk to her, and she tells you that she
looks after injured Pokemon,
and that she nursed Bulbasaur back to health. She
adds it needs a good
trainer. Note: Nothing I have tried so far has gotten me
the Bulbasaur. Not making
Pikachu jump up and down, not taking Squirtle,
nothing.
e) Psyduck
Just north of Vermillion City, in the
grassy area where there are
trainers, there is a pond, and if you surf on it for
a while, you get to fight a
Psyduck!
f) Farfetch'd
South of the hut where you
get the Good Rod, there
are two grassy areas. In the
southern most one (you have to go into the bizarre
maze on the left and
"cut" through a plant to get to this grassy area), about
one in 15 encounters ia a
Farfetch'd! You can get them in the wild!
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5) WALKTHROUGH
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Professor Oak will do the
intro, letting you choose both your name and your
rival's name. Choose carefully
as you cannot change them. I'll call you Ash for
no apparent reason.
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*Pallet Town*
=============
Ash will be in your room in
front of an SNES console at the beginning of the
game. Go to the top left
corner and withdraw a potion from the storage PC.
Then, go downstairs, go
outside and wander into the long grass outside of
Pallet Town. Professor Oak will come to
protect you and stop you from being
harmed, but a wild Pokémon
will initiate a battle with Oak after a while. It is
a Pikachu. Oak will capture
it and then return to his lab with you. Follow him
to the top of the lab where
your rival (let's call him Gary), is waiting. Oak
will tell you to take the
Poké Ball on the table. Walk over to do so. However,
before Ash can pick it up, Gary will push you out of
the way and will take the
Pokémon. Oak will duly agree
and give you the wild Pikachu he caught earlier.
On your way out, Gary will make you have a
battle with him.
It's not too difficult to
beat him. Just use Growl once and then Thundershock
for the rest of your turns.
Once you defeat Gary,
Pikachu receives 97
experience points, and will
be boosted a level. He will also learn Tail Whip,
which lowers the opposing
Pokémon's defence. If you somehow loose this battle,
switch off the game and
switch it back on, effectively starting again. The
experience is instrumental,
and you haven't got very far anyway for it to
matter.
After the battle, Oak will
tell you how your Pikachu marvellously does not like
being in its Pokéball and
wants to stay out with you for company. Naturally,
you have no choice but to
agree. This is one of that main reasons in what makes
Pokémon Yellow so different
than Pokémon Red and Blue. One of your main
objectives is to makes sure
Pikachu is happy with you. It has no real bearing
on the actual game, however.
He will start off quite unhappy, as you will see
when you look at it, but the
more you battle with it and the higher its level,
the happier it will become.
Anyway, exit Professor Oak's lab and return to your
house. Talk to your mother,
the woman inside, and she will have you rest, which
you will need after your
battle with Gary.
Your health will be restored. Exit
the house and head into the
long grass at the north side of Town.
There are wild Pidgeys and
Rattatas between levels 2 and 4 in the grass here.
There are also two people
you'll meet along the way. One will give you a
potion, the other tells you
how you can jump over low walls that face in the
right position. Soon enough,
after travelling north, you will arrive in
Viridian City.
===============
*Viridian City*
===============
Bypass the Pokémon Centre
and go to the Pokémart. The shopkeeper will see you
have come from Pallet Town
and will give you a package to be delivered to
Professor Oak. Next, go to
the Pokémon centre and have Nurse Joy heal your
Pokémon. Then, return to Pallet Town.
The way back is much easier and quicker
as you can hop over the
walls on the way back, and thus the tedious battles
with wild Pokémon while also
avoiding the task of weaving through the randomly
crooked route.
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*Pallet Town*
=============
Go straight to Professor
Oak's Lab. Professor Oak will commend you on your
excellent Pikachu-tending
capabilities, so smile graciously and begin your
first thank-you speach. Ash
will then give him the parcel which turns out to be
a custom pokéball. Gary then enters the lab.
Oak will ask Gary
and Ask to do
him a favour of sorts. He
grants a Pokédex unto them both. A pokedex is a newly
invented Pokémon
encyclopaedia. Oak wants Garry and Ash to complete the guides
for him, as, in his old age,
he lacks the ability to do so (that, I don't get—
it's merely tossing some
light spheres around). The Pokedex will be updated
each time you meet a new
Pokémon in battle, though only a picture will be
shown. The spot will be
completely filled when you catch a new Pokémon,
however. In this spot, you
will find such things as a description of the
Pokémon, heigh and weight
details, their call and where they are found. Anyway,
Gary will leave soon enough,
leaving you free to leave Pallet
Town. Heal
yourself at you're your
Mom's house and then enter Gary's
house, which is the
one just above Oak's Lab.
Talk to Gary's
sister and she will give you a World
Map, an extremely useful
tool if you have limited geography of the world. It
shows you each and every
road and each and every city. You may view it from the
menu, just above
"Pokémon".
Leave Pallet Town for Viridian once you have done this.
===============
*Viridian City*
===============
At the top of town you will
notice a gym. Gyms are where Pokémon Trainers, the
highest ranked, are
situated. You must defeat these Gym Leaders in order to
obtain a badge. There are
eight badges to collect, a gym in each city. Once all
eight badges have been
obtained, you earn the right to participate in the
Pokémon League. The Elite
Four are the trainers which are in the League.
So, anyway... Buy yourself
some Poké Balls from the Pokémart in Viridian.
Fifteen should do it.
Remember, to capture Pokémon, you must weaken it before
tossing a Poké Ball at it.
Status changes such as sleep and paralysis help when
capturing a Pokémon.
However, for the moment this is not important. All you
need to is assault it until
it's health is about three-quarters way down. Then,
toss a Pokéball and hope it
will succeed. There are four different types of
Pokémon you should have caught
before you leave Viridian
City: Rattata, Pidgey,
Nidoran Female and Nidoran
Male.
By taking the West route out
of town you will find the area in which both kinds
of Nidoran lie. Catch them
both. If you continue westward Gary
will appear. You
can fight him, but make sure
to have at least two other Pokémon. It might be a
bit better if you get to Pewter City
first and then go back to Viridian to
fight Gary. This may seem like a waste of time, but
it gets you levels higher.
High levels are needed for
the upcoming battle. Anyway, once you've decided to
leave, head North, past the
gym. There will be an elderly man nearby, who when
you pass him, will show you
how to catch Pokémon. Nevertheless, continue north
and you should soon find
yourself out of town.
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*Viridian Forest*
=================
So far, your Pokémon Party
should be about:
Pikachu Level 8
Nidoran (M) Level 5
Nidoran (F) Level 5
Pidgey Level 7
Rattata Level 5
Don't bother levelling up
Rattata. He won't be needed in this game. There will
be better Pokémon found
before the first gym battle.
The next city you need to
visit is Pewter City, but between Viridian and
Pewter, the Viridian Forest is situated. The forest hides
many bug-type
Pokémon. Once entered, go
left and up. Soon enough you should find a Pokéball.
Pick it up and go back the
way you came, right. Continue that way, walking in
the grass (do this so you
will ignite wild Pokémon battles, thus increasing
your Pokémon's levels when
you defeat them). Fight the four trainers you meet
along the way too. None of
them will have anything very strong. Not too much
bother. While in the forest,
capture a Caterpie. Put it at the top of your
Pokémon list and switch it
to a stronger Pokémon when a battle comes if it's
not above level six. This
will up the level of it. At level seven it will
evolve to Metapod. Press B
to stop the evolution and wait until level nine to
let it. At this stage it
cannot attack. So, keep it at the top of the list
until it evolves at level
ten to Butterfree.
By the time you reach Pewter City,
your party should be:
Pikachu Level 12
Nidoran (M) Level 10
Nidoran (F) Level 7
Pidgey Level 10
Pidgeotto Level 12
Butterfree Level 12
If your Pokémon aren't at
those levels, mess around in Viridian
Forest,
fighting wild Pokémon until
they are. You may have trouble catching a
Pidgeotto. They are found in
Viridian Forest, but are pretty tough. Have
Pikachu paralyse it with
Thunder Wave. Be wary though, they're rare and if the
one you're battling faints
you won't find another for a long time. For anybody
who still has to defeat Gary on the route West of
Viridian City, return there
now and defeat him. He has
but a Spearow and Eevee, so, no problems there.
While you're in the area,
catch yourself a Spearow and Mankey. These must be
found in the second patch of
grass, however. Keep out the Spearow (deposit
Nidoran Female). Mankey
isn't that great. Leave him in Someone's PC. Work with
Spearow in the Forest (flying types are strong against bug types) and
level it
to about nine. Then, return
to Pewter City and enter the Gym.
Defeat the Jr. Trainer for
some experience and then heal your Pokémon.
Challenge Brock. Your party
should be as follows:
Pikachu Level 12
Nidoran (M) Level 8
Spearow Level 9
Pidgey Level 10
Pidgeotto Level 10
Butterfree Level 10
**=======================**
Brock - Pewter City
Gym Leader
-Geodude Level 10 EXP 182
-Onix Level 12 EXP 276
Prizes:
-Boulder Badge (Attack of
all Pokémon increases; HM Flash can be used.)
-TM34 (Bide)
-$1188
**=======================**
Admittedly, having four
flying types against the rock Gym Leader isn't a good
idea, but these are the
strongest Pokémon you'll find for the moment. We'll
change things when we hit
the next city. A little tactic I like to use is
having Pikachu use Tail Whip
on Geodude to weaken his defence significantly.
When Pikachu's health
reaches a little less than half way, have Butterfree go
at him. Use confusion and
after about three attacks Geodude should fall. Now
the Level twelve Onix
appears. Have either Pikachu or Nidoran Male to use Tail
Whip or Leer to lower Onix'
defence. Onix, in his foolishness, uses Bide often.
It is an attack that has the
Pokémon skip two turns and then deal twice the
amount of damage it has
suffered. Using Leer or Tail Whip does not count as
defence, and so when Onix
lashes back, he won't deal any damage. When Onix'
defence has been lowered
four times, switch to Butterfree again. Confuse the
heck out of Onix, but if
somehow Butterfree faints, use Pidgeotto. Use a
combination of Sand Attack
to lower Onix's accuracy and Quick attack to finish
the match. Congratulations,
you receive your first badge: the Boulder Badge.
Also, you receive nearly $1200 and TM34,
Bide. As a prize, it'll do.
There is little else in Pewter City
to do. There is a museum at the North side
of town, but there's nothing
in there for you yet. Before you leave, however,
Buy one escape rope and
spend the rest of your money on Pokéballs.
If you're having trouble with
beating Brock, you could always catch a Mankey
and level it up. Fighting
Pokémon are strong versus rock kinds.
Take the road East out of Pewter City,
the route to Cerulean
City. There is a
cluster of trainers here.
Use this opportunity to train your Pokémon and raise
some levels. Don't risk it,
however--if your Pokémon are getting weak, return
to the Pokémon centre in Pewter City
to heal as you loose half of your money
when you faint. Once you
fight your way through the trainers there will be a
patch of grass straight
ahead. This is the only place in the game where you
will find a Jigglypuff (you
may remember it from the Pewter City Pokémon
Centre). It's hard to find
one though--they're pretty rare. Even if you catch
one, don't withdraw it--It's
pretty crap, in my opinion.
Anyway, continue on that direction, (you
will pass another patch of grass
to the right when you take
your first North turn. If you didn't catch a Mankey
already, catch one there.)
And soon enough you will end up at a Pokémon centre
just outside the entrance to
Mount Moon. Through Mount Moon
is a tunnel which
leads to the next city on
your badge-winning map- -- Cerulean
City. Inside the
Pokémon centre is a man
selling Magicarps for $500. Don't bother taking one.
You receive it at level five
and will not evolve until level twenty. The only
attack it has until Level 15
is something called 'Splash', which doesn't do any
damage... AT ALL! You can
also catch them for free a bit later in the game.
Admittedly, it's evolved
form, Gyarados, is extremely powerful.
============
*Mount Moon*
============
Once you've been healed,
enter Mount Moon through the cutting in the cave.
For
the record, I'm not going to
detail which trainers to fight and which not to. I
think, personally, that you
should fight them all in a bid to level up your
Pokémon. However, take a
left straight away and you will find a Potion in the
top left corner of the area.
Return to your right, however, and continue that
direction. Fight the
trainer, (she has a Clefairy, a rare Pokémon only to be
found in Mount Moon),
and continue. Take the ladder down and continue down the
path, taking the ladder you
come across at the end. Team Rocket's first
appearance is here. They are
a criminal organization that traffic Pokémon and
exploit them in illegal
ways. They will continue to cross your path in the
game. Defeat the Rocket and
pick up the HP UP on the ledge. Take the ladder and
then the path back to the
main floor.
There is a gap in the walls just ahead.
Go through it. A trainer is
situated just ahead, a
Bellsprout and Oddish at her disposal, so use either
Spearow or Butterfree.
Continue left and then down. A ladder looms nearby, take
it and follow the path to
the end. In the next area you will find a Rocket and
an item. The item is TM01,
Megapunch. There is a lone rock just past the
Rocket. If you search inside
it, you will find an Ether. For those who don't
know, Ethers and Elixers are
used to restore PP to Pokémon's moves. Return to
the main area and you will
pass a trainer. He's pretty weak, having merely two
Rattatas and a Zubat, so no
worries. Go to the top of the next area. In the
corner is a Moon Stone, a
very rare stone used in forced Pokémon evolution.
Indeed, some Pokémon can
ONLY change into the next stage using stones such as
these.
Anyway, use the ladder to
enter the next area. Continue along the path until
you come to a place with various
routes leading away. There is a narrow path,
which at the end of, you can
find another Moon Stone, useful later in the game.
Continue on and talk to the
trainer just ahead and near the two spiral items to
battle him.
**=======================**
Super Nerd - Mount Moon
-Grimer Level 12 EXP 231
-Voltorb Level 12 EXP 264
-Koffing Level 12 EXP 292
Prizes:
-Choice of either Helix
Fossil (Omanyte) or Dome Fossil (Kabuto)
-$300
**=======================**
You will get a choice of two
fossils, Helix or Dome. They bring you Omanyte or
Kabuto respectively later in
the game. To get the other, however, you must
trade with a friend. Head
towards the ladder further on. Two people you may be
familiar with from the
series arrive. They are Team Rocket's Jessie and James
and wish to steal the
fossils from you for Team Rocket.
**=======================**
Rocket - Mount Moon
-Ekans Level 14 EXP 186
-Meowth Level 14 EXP 204
-Koffing Level 14 EXP 342
Prizes:
-$420
**=======================**
Take the final two ladders
and you'll soon be out of Mount
Moon. Head Eastward
through the paths and you
will soon arrive in Cerulean
City. Before you enter,
however, an item lies
nearby. It is TM04, Whirlwind.
===============
*Cerulean City*
===============
Heal your Pokémon straight
away. Your Pokémon party should now look something
like this:
Pikachu Level 17
Nidoran (M) Level 15
Spearow Level 15
Pidgey Level 14
Pidgeotto Level 14
Butterfree Level 16
That will soon change, now
that you have a bigger selection of Pokémon. While
in the Pokémon centre,
however, store some of your unneeded items in the PC in
the corner (Open 'Ash's
PC'). Items like the Dome Fossil, all your TMs and the
Moon Stones are not needed
for the moment, so store them. Next, head to the
north of the city to where a
bridge is situated. Before you manage to get onto
the bridge, however, Gary,
your rival, will appear. He tells briefly of his
encounter with Bill and
then, as usual, initiates a battle.
**=======================**
Gary - Cerulean Bridge
-Spearow Level 16 EXP 222
-Sandshrew Level 15 EXP 298
-Rattata Level 15 EXP 183
-Eevee Level 17 EXP 334
Prizes:
-$595
**=======================**
His Pokémon aren't great.
Use Pikachu for Spearow, and Butterfree after that.
There are five trainers
lying in wait across the bridge. If you beat them all
you will get a prize, or so
they say. Heal your Pokémon and return to the
bridge to defeat the trainers.
At the end, a trainer will try convince you to
join Team Rocket, ending in
a final Pokémon battle. The battle is pretty easy,
and you will receive a
nugget by the end. Nuggets don't help you in battle, but
they can be sold for $5,000
in a Pokémart. There is some grass to the left of
you. Oddishes, Bellsprouts
and Abras can be found in here, all a bit rare.
Catch them to up your level
of Pokémon caught.
Further on, a trainer will
stand in a new area with an item next to it. Talk to
the trainer (named
Damian) and you will be gifted with a
Charmander, one of
the original starting
Pokémon, also potentially a huge asset for you in the
game. The reason for
receiving a random Pokémon is that its previous trainer
wasn't good enough to handle
it. Charmander starts at level ten only,
however. TM45 is the item
right next to the trainer. It contains Thunderwave.
Once you receive Charmander,
return to the Pokémon Centre to heal and to take
him out of the storage PC in
exchange for Pidgey. Continue to the right and up
the trail. There are many
trainers nearby, a great place for levelling up.
Defeat them all and continue
on the Bill's house.
Once you get inside, a
Pokémon will appear inside the door. Talk to the Pokémon
and you will uncover that it
is, infact, Bill and he messed up on an
experiment. To cure Bill of
his badly-pixelled Pokémon state, you must go over
to his computer when he's in
the cell. He will soon come out and repay you by
giving you an S.S. Ticket.
This is a ticket on the S.S. Anne, a ship docked in
Virmilion City. Exit Bill's house and
return to Cerulean and heal your Pokémon.
Enter Cerulean City's
gym. The leader is Misty, a use of water Pokémon. Pikachu
is instrumental here. At
this point, you should have the following:
Pikachu Level 22
Nidorino Level 19
Spearow Level 18
Charmander Level 16
Pidgeotto Level 19
Butterfree Level 20
The levels must be either
the same or roughly right, it doesn't matter at the
moment, they'll be boosted
soon. Make sure to battle both Misty's assistants,
as they will help your
levels. Heal your Pokémon and ignite the battle.
**=======================**
Misty - Cerulean City
Gym Leader
-Staryu Level 18 EXP 408
-Starmie Level 21 EXP 931
Prizes:
-Cascade Badge (All Pokémon
up to level 30 obey. HM01 can be used outside of
battle.)
-TM11 (Bubblebeam)
-$2079
**=======================**
Pikachu is your salvation
here. Keep it potioned up, as you won't have any
bother if it is on a high
level, about twenty should do. If, however, it should
faint, try Butterfree's
Sleep Powder to knock down the opposition. Confusion,
however, won't affect either
significantly. Switch to either Pidgeotto or
Nidorino. Use either of their
physical attacks to finish off Starmie. Once you
defeat Misty, heal your
Pokémon and go to the house just above the gym that
previously had a guard
standing outside the door. You see that house to the
left of the Pokémon Centre?
If you go inside, there will be a woman nursing
sick Pokémon back to health.
She is called Melanie. A bit of a Pokémon Centre-
Rip off if you ask me.
Anyway, she has a Bulbasaur, another of the starting
Pokémon. You can soon
receive Bulbasaur from her if Pikachu meets the
requirements of her (I'm not
certain, but I believe Pikachu has to hop twice
when you talk to it and it
has to be above level 20). Anyway, to the house
above the gym.
Team Rocket have ransacked the house. Use
the hole in the back of the
house and go out to the yard
to confront the offending Rocket. The Rocket has a
Machop and a Drowzee, so not
too much bother. After the fight, he will leave
and give you what he stole:
TM28, containing Dig. Heal your Pokémon and return
to this path. Continue down
it and take the turn Southward. You will see a
house nearby. This is the
Pokémon day-care centre. If you deposit one of your
Pokémon inside, the Pokémon
will gain one experience point per step you take
outside the house. It runs
at a cost of $100 deposit and $100 then on for every
other level gained. It is a
very good idea to put a Pokémon inside, so at least
you'll receive something for
all the walking you do. A good Pokémon to put in
there for the moment is
either Abra or Magikarp. Think about it.
If you try to enter the
gates of Saffron City, you will be refused. I have no
idea WHY the gates are
closed, but they are. Anyway, there is an underground
passage from Cerulean to the
next city, Virmilion, if you wish to take it. See
the small house to the
right? Yup, that's it. Take the underground passage and
climb the stairs at the end.
You will need to do a bit more travelling before
you reach Virmilion,
however. There are some trainers nearby who will fight
you. Fight them all. When
you reach Virmilion, enter the Pokémon Centre and
heal your Pokémon.
================
*Vermilion City*
================
To the left of the Pokémon
Centre is a house, go inside. A man called the
Fishing Guru lives inside,
and will give you an old rod if you ask for it. The
old rod is pretty crap, all
you can catch with it is Magikarps, though, you
saved $500 by getting one
later, huh? Go southerly in the city and just above
the gym is a house with a
sign outside--enter it. Pikachu will run over to a
Pokémon, Clefairy, and if
you talk to Pikachu, you will see it is in love ^_^.
Talk to the man at the head
of the table anyway and hear out his story. When
he's finished, he will give
you a bicycle voucher. The bike store is in
Cerulean, so get your bike
when you return there.
Once you've finished
exploring the town, take the road East of town and you
will soon find a cave. Walk
past the cave and into the patch of grass. There
are many trainers here and
will do great for levelling you up. There are also
some Drowzees in the grass
if you want to capture one. Don't bother levelling
up your Spearow much--it
will soon be replaced. Actually, back in Vermilion
City there is a person willing
to trade a Farfetch'd for a Spearow, so if you
want a Farfetch'd, talk to
him. I wouldn't take Farfetch'd out, however. Soon
you'll have a better
Pokémon. Just past the patch of grass is a building. Go up
the stairs and one of
Professor Oak's Aides will ask you if you have caught
thirty kinds of Pokémon. If
you have, you will receive an Itemfinder. The
itemfinder points out items
that cannot be seen. It's a bit of a bitch to use
regularly though. Oh well,
it's free, isn't it?
At this moment, you should
have the following Pokémon:
Pikachu Level 22
Nidorino Level 22
Charmeleon Level 20
Pidgeotto Level 20
Butterfree Level 20
Spearow Level 16
Go to the docks and enter
the S.S. Anne ship. If you check inside each room,
there are trainers inside.
Fight and defeat them to gain levels. In the kitchen
on the level below deck,
look at the third bin on the right. You will find an
ultra ball. There are a lot
of water Pokémon here. Use this opportunity to up
Pikachu's level to the level
needed by Bulbasaur's trainer (25). Once you get
to that level, return to
Cerulean. Trade in your Bike Voucher if you haven't
already (store in the bottom
left corner) and head to the previously mentioned
house. In the house, talk to
Sandshrew, Oddish and Bulbasaur. The only other
problem is that Pikachu has
to be exceptionally happy with you. You can tell
he's happy if he smiles and
stuff when you talk to him. You're ready to take
Bulbasaur when Pikachu hops
twice and grins at you. When you're ready, talk to
the nurse and she will ask
you if you want to take care of the Bulbasaur. It's
only at level ten, but he
will become extremely powerful. Put it in the day
care centre if you choose.
Otherwise, keep it at the top of your list.
For your enjoyment, I have
taken the liberty of denoting which Pokémon you
should use depending on what
element Pokémon you are opposing. This only works
for the Pokémon Party I
asked you to use. There won't be any Dragon-types at
this stage, so I didn't
bother putting them in.
Pikachu Level 25 Water/Flying/Normal/Ghost/Fire/Electric
Nidorino Level 24 Rock/Normal/Fighting/Poison/Fire/Electric
Charmeleon Level 22 Grass/Bug/Ice/
Pidgeotto Level 22 Ground/Grass/Bug
Butterfree Level 22 Fighting/Rock/Psychic
Ivysaur Level 18 Water/Rock/Ground/Electric
Return to the S.S. Anne and
finish fighting all the trainers. On one of the
levels, Gary, your rival,
will appear after finishing looking for the Cut
master whom is apparently
onboard. He will fight you.
**=======================**
Gary - S.S. Anne
-Spearow Level 19 EXP 234
-Rattata Level 16 EXP 195
-Sandshrew Level 18 EXP 358
-Eevee Level 20
EXP 393
Prizes:
-$1300
**=======================**
There is absolutely nothing
hard about this battle. All your Pokémon should be
above Gary's levels. Just stick to the element plan
above and you'll be fine.
Continue on the corridor and
take the stairs to the captain's chambers. Talk to
the captain, whom is
vomiting in a nearby bin ^_^. Ash will rub his back and
make him feel somehow
better. You will receive HM01, a CUT technique. A HM
stands for Hidden Machine.
It is like a TM, only they can be used more than
once. They are techniques
mainly used outside of battle. For example, c
Cut can cut down trees or
grass, while Flash can light up a dark cave. In
battle they can also be
used. Cut would be the equivalent of a slightly less
powerful Slash, while Flash
is the same as Sand Attack. Anyway, once you've
received HM01, leave the
ship and it will depart. Go to the East route out of
town and you will soon come
to a cave.
Enter the cave and continue to
the end of it. This is Diglett's Cave, built
completely by Digletts. Make
sure to capture one. You may come across a Dugtrio
on occasion. Do your best to
capture it; though don't risk fainting, as they
are usually at level
twenty-nine. Anyway, once you are at the end, you will
find yourself back at Pewter City.
Go south for a while and you will see a
house. If you go inside, at
the top there will be a trainer looking for
Clefairy. If you have caught
one and would like to trade it for Mr. Mime, then
you can get yours out of the
Pokémon Centre in Pewter
City. Mr. Mime is one of
the Pokémon you cannot
catch, but can only get by trading: Jynx, Likitung and
Farfetch'd are the others.
Anyway, not far after the previously mentioned house
is a building, one which you
must pass through. Inside is one of Professor
Oak's Aides. He will ask if
you have caught 10 kinds of Pokémon, and, when you
tell him you have, he gives
you HM05, Flash. Flash is used to light up dark
caves such as Rock Tunnel in
Cerulean. Anyway, pass through the building and
you will find some more
items along the way, HP Up and a Moon Stone.
Enter Pewter City
and head to the north of the town. Enter the field to the
right of the museum via the
gate and then use Cut to cut down the tree blocking
the path to the next field.
Enter the building and talk to the scientist beside
the bookcases. He will give
you a section of amber, telling you he believes
there is an old Pokémon
fossil encased inside. Anyway, when you're ready to
return to Vermilion, do so.
Now, you are ready to face
your next gym leader. Vermilion
City's Gym leader is
an ex-soldier by the name of
Lt. Surge. His Pokémon are of the electric
element. Seeing as how CUT
is needed to cut down the bush in front of the gym,
you will need to teach it to
one of your Pokémon. Personally, I hate HMs, and
despise teaching any but Fly
or Surf to my main Pokémon. Since Pidgeotto will
be at a loss here, store him
in Bill's PC and take out someone like Diglett
(capture one in the cave
outside of town) to teach HM01 to and yet will still
be an asset in fighting
electric Pokémon. Once you're ready, cut down the bush
and enter the gym.
You'll have to solve a
little puzzle before receiving leave to challenge Lt.
Surge. You see all those bins
littered around in a pattern? Right, there are
switches hidden inside each
of them. Go around looking at each bin and when you
find a switch, the next one
is in a container in a one-bin radius of the one
the switch you already
found. When you've found the second, the door opens and
you may challenge Lt. Surge.
For those that don't get it, it does like this:
0
0 0 A
X
0
0 0 B
C
0
0 0 0
0
Say if switch one was at X,
then the next switch would be at either A, B or C.
Get it? Great. There are
also some assistants around who will fight you should
you go near them. Fight them
for fun :). Enter Surge's room when you're ready.
Only your strongest Pokémon
should be at roughly the same level as Surge's
Raichu. It covers its
weaknesses well with Megapunch and Megakick, both lethel
assaulst on your Pokémon. It
also has the powerful electric attack,
Thunderbolt. Its fourth
attack is Growl. Use these momentarily lack of physical
damage to do much to him. Butterfree
isn't much use here, though just about
everyone else should put up
a decent fight.
**=======================**
Lt. Surge - Vermilion City Gym Leader
-Raichu Level 28 EXP 732
Prizes:
-Thunder Badge (Speed of all
Pokémon increase; Use FLY outside of battle)
-TM24 (Thunderbolt)
-$2772
**=======================**
Once you win, go outside and
talk to the person dressed in black, Officer
Jenny. She will notice you
have won the Thunder Badge and tell you how she has
caught a Squirtle, though it
is unruly. She will ask whether you want it.
Grudgingly accept the offer.
It's a bit of a conundrum here: Squirtle will soon
be great and there is no
spots left in the party. Pikachu is needed. Charmeleon
and Ivysaur will be pretty
good, same as Squirtle. Pidgeotto will be needed to
learn FLY when we reach
Celadon. Nidorino or Butterfree must go. Let's weigh up
the stats, shall we:
Nidorino
+ Looks cool
+ Has great attacks and will
learn better ones
+ One of my favourite
Pokémon
+ Strong against a wide
majority of attacks
- Is purple
+ Has better stats than
Butterfree
+ Is going to win
+ He... uhhh... gets on
better with Professor Oak... _
Score: 6
Butterfree
- Looks like a giant flying
bug
+ Has some OK attacks and is
the only Pokémon with Confusion
- Fuck off
+ Strong against a lot of a
attacks
+ Is blue/black
- Has worse stats than
Nidorino, though special is really high
- Is SO going to lose
- So, how's the weather?
Score: -2 (Point deducted
for cheating)
I think it's pretty clear
than Nidorino is much better than Butterfree. Feel
free to put Butterfree in
the day-care centre though. Anyway, make sure to put
Squirtle at the top of your
Pokémon list--he's only at level ten. Level him up
to about sixteen and let him
evolve before moving on to the next part here:
Head back to Cerulean and
take out the Pokémon with CUT assigned to it
(diglett/Dugtrio?). Take the
route East and cut down the bush, continuing on.
There's another cluster of
trainers nearby. Don't defeat them all, make your
way along the path, avoiding
trainers as best you can. In the battles you must
fight, don't use your CUT
Pokémon too often. You will soon come across a
Pokémon centre. Deposit your
cut Pokémon and take out whichever one you put in.
Return to the cluster of
trainers and begin fighting the rest of them.
Somewhere along the way is
an item, TM30--Teleport.
=============
*Rock Tunnel*
=============
When you arrive at Rock Tunnel and
enter, you will see it's pretty dark
inside. You can see the
walls, but not anything between them, items, or
trainers. If you want, you
can do it that way, but I'm going to use Flash. You
can take out Butterfree if
you want, it can learn Flash. I'm going to use an
Abra though. Note that you
cannot rewrite over a HM move with a new move, so be
careful. Enter the cave and
get on your bike. Take a right, fight the trainer
and continue. Follow the
path and take the ladder. Go south and take the
western route, fighting the
trainer along the way. Follow the route and go
north then. Fight the
trainer and continue along that path, fighting any
trainers. Soon enough the
path will split. Don't worry you'll end up in the
same place in the end. Take
the ladder up.
When you arrive in the next
level, take the right path; you won't have to fight
the trainer if you do it
right. Take the ladder down and continue along the
path. There will be trainers
on either side here. Battle
them if you want, you
can always return if your
Pokémon are low on health. Take a left and battle the
trainer. You are now at the
end. Take the ladder and you will be at the exit.
Manoeuvre your way around
the trainers and you will soon arrive in Lavender
Town.
===============
*Lavender Town*
===============
Go to the Pokémon Centre.
Deposit your flash Pokémon and take out Charmeleon.
Heal your Pokémon then. Lavender Town has two most distinguishing
features: its
Pokémon burial tower, and
its Name Ratter. The former is inhabited by Pokémon
spirits and Ghost element
Pokémon. The second is a place where you can change
the name or nickname of your
Pokémon. First of all, head back to Rock Tunnel
and defeat any trainers you
may have skipped over while in the need to get to a
Pokémon centre. Then, battle
the trainers just outside. There is a lone bush
around there. In it is
hidden a Max Ether.
There's not much for you at
the moment in Lavender
Town, so head west. There
are two trainers here,
neither tough at all. Defeat them and take the path,
which turns northwards. Go
west and defeat some of the trainers there. If you
have a Pokémon with cut in your
party, you can bypass this part and take a
shortcut through the grass.
Anyway, follow the path and enter the house you
soon come to. This is
another underground path, like the one from Cerulean to
Vermilion, only this time
from Lavender Town
to Celadon City. Follow the path
and take the stairs at the
end. Exit the building and go west to Celadon.
==============
*Celadon City*
==============
This city is much bigger
than the others you've been to so far. In here is a
Pokémon Research Lab, a Game
Corner, and the biggest Pokémart in the area.
Bypass them all and take the
Westward route away from the city. Cut down the
bush and (in the grass
nearby you can catch a Doduo...) go through the gates
and enter the house you will
find. A girl inside will randomly give you a HM.
Take it to be polite and
teach it to Pidgeotto. Right now, you can go back and
do anything you forgot to.
Fly will have your Pokémon bring you to any city
you've already been to. It
counts as being in a city when you've visited the
Pokémon centre, so when
you're brought to a city via Fly, you will be left at
the town's Pokémon centre.
Once you're ready, head over to the town's Pokémon
mart.
Go
to the roof and buy one Soda, one can of Fresh Water and one can of
Lemonade. Talk to the little
girl nearby. She will say she's thirsty. Give her
a drink and she will give a
TM. Give her one of each of the drinks and you will
get a total of three TMs:
TM13, TM48 and TM49, containing Ice Beam, Rock Slide
and Tri Attack respectively.
Go to the third floor and talk to the guy behind
the counter. He will give
you TM18: Counter. On floor two is the TM section and
the other normal Pokémart stuff.
On level four is the Evolution stone section.
Leave the Pokémon Centre
when you're ready.
There is a large mansion
with a door in front of it in the centre of town.
Ignore the door and go
behind the back of the Pokémon Centre and continue.
Enter the back door of the
Mansion. Climb the stairs and go inside the building
on top. The man inside is
some sort of king-guy. On the table is a Pokéball,
holding Eevee inside. Pick
it up and head back to the Pokémon Centre so you can
withdraw it. You have four choices:
Leave it as an Eevee learning normal-type
attacks, evolve it to
Vaporeon, evolve it to Jolteon or evolve it to Flareon.
Each of them are great
Pokémon, though I prefer Jolteon. He is, in fact, one of
the best Pokémon in the
game. To evolve it to Jolteon, get a thunderstone from
the Pokémart, to evolve it
to Vaporeon get a waterstone and to evolve it to
Flareon you must get a
firestone. Once you're satisfied with your choice,
continue. Oh, by the way,
put Nidorino in the PC to allow for your new Pokémon.
Whoever you evolve it to,
you should probably teach it a TM for the moment. Its
attacks are crap for a
while.
Anyway, mess around for a
while between Saffron, Celadon and Lavender. By the
way, to get into Saffron City, enter the gates to Saffron and
talk to the
guard. If you have a drink
from the top of Celadon's Pokémart then you can go
ahead on through. When
you're read, head to the Game Corner. This is the Game
Corner. It is a gambling
building, mainly slot machines. You can purchase 50
Game coins for $1000. But
you must get a Coin Case first. To get one, head to
the café on the bottom row
of stores, the depressed guy in the corner will give
it to you. If you walk
around in the GC while pressing A, you will pick up
dropped coins. When you're ready,
talk to the suspicious guard next to the
poster. He will get a bit
shady and will quickly battle you. Having a Zubat and
Raticate, he'll be
dispatched with much ease. When he runs to tell the BOSS,
press the button behind the
poster and enter the uncovered hole to the right.
Go to the left and battle the guard,
taking the item (an escape rope)
when you win. Then head to
the right and battle the Rocket guardian the
opening. You don't really
need to, but it'll help later on. Take the stairs
down a level when you're
ready. The next Rock will say something about the
Silph Scope. Curious? I am.
For the moment, don't go into the maze. Just take
the stairs down. Battle the
next rocket and take the item at the end, TM10:
Double-Edge. There is
another maze just here. This time you must go into it.
Skip the first entrance and
choose to take the middle entrance. Take the path
right, and take the thing to
push you down. Get the Rare Candy and return to
the top again. Take the path
left and then take two steps down. Take two steps
left, three down, three
left, two down and finally two to the right. Battle the
rocket and take the stairs
down. Take the path going up and enter the room on
the left. Battle the Rocket
and pick up the Left Key he drops. Get the item on
the other side of the table
(TM Razor Wind) and return up the stairs to the
previous floor. Now you may
enter the maze. Take the lower of the two options
and when you land, go around
the block and take the Nugget. There is another
moonstone for you just down
a bit. From the stopping point, take one step
right, two down and another
right. You will receive TM07. From the stopping
point, take two steps right,
three down and one left. Then take two steps
right. Take two steps left,
and go down and take the upper of the two options.
Take one step right and one
down. Take the stairs and battle the two Rockets,
taking the Hyper Potion in
the top left corner when finished. Return downstairs
and take the elevator to Floor
Four. Battle the rocket and exit Game Corner to
heal your Pokémon in the
Centre. Return there and take the elevator to Level
One when you're ready.
Jessie and James come to confront you.
**=======================**
Rocket - Celadon City
Game Corner
-Koffing Level 25 EXP 610
-Meowth Level 25 EXP 369
-Ekans Level 25 EXP 331
Prizes:
-$750
**=======================**
Go into the room ahead. This
is the Team Rocket leader, by the name of
Giovanni. Just behind him in
the press is a Super Potion, by the way. Talk to
him.
**=======================**
Giovanni - Celadon City
Game Corner
-Onix Level 25 EXP 577
-Rhyhorn Level 24 EXP 693
-Persian Level 29 EXP 919
Prizes:
-Silph Scope
-$2871
**=======================**
Giovanni avoids any backchat
and battles straight away. The first Pokémon out
is Onix, so Bulbasaur or
Squirtle should be more than enough to defeat it. Make
sure to keep one of them at
the top of your list. Second is Rhyhorn, so use
either Bulbasaur's Vine Whip
or Squirtle's Water Gun to defeat him. A high-
levelled Persian is the
final Pokémon. Because it is a Normal type,
it'll take
a few attacks to defeat it.
Use either Pikachu or Jolteon. Once you defeat
Giovanni, he will disappear,
randomly leaving a Silph Scope behind. You'll be
needed that later, so put it
in your PC when you return to the Pokémon Centre.
Right now, we're going to
head to Celadon's Gym Leader, Erika. Cut is needed to
enter this gym, so take out
your CUT Pokémon and put in Wartortle. Get on your
bicycle and head to the gym.
Erika has many assistants. Battle them all for
experience.
**=======================**
Erika - Celadon City
Gym Leader
-Tangela Level 30 EXP 1066
-Weepinbell Level 32 EXP 1035
-Gloom Level 32 EXP 904
Prizes:
-Rainbow Badge (Pokémon up
to Level 50 obey; Strength can be used out of
battle.)
-TM21 (Mega Drain)
-$3168
**=======================**
Erika's Pokémon aren't
really as strong as their levels tell you. Between
Pidgeotto and Charmeleon you
should be able to handle them with easy.
Pidgeotto's FLY and
Charmeleon's Ember attack are the attacks to use. Ember is
pretty weak, however, so it
may take two or three shots to take down any.
Tangela is probably the
hardest, having constrict and bind and all that...
Anyway, the main point is
you shouldn't have any bother here. None. At all.
Ever. When you're healed and
ready, go to Lavender
Town.
===============
*Lavender Town*
===============
Enter the Pokémon Tower.
This is a place where dead Pokémon are left to rest
for eternity. There are many
ghost-element Pokémon inside, with some Channelers
too. Anyway, head up the
stairs and Gary
will soon appear.
**=======================**
Gary - Pokémon Tower
-Fearow Level 25 EXP 867
-Shellder Level 23 EXP 477
-Vulpix Level 22 EXP 290
-Sandshrew Level 20 EXP 397
-Eevee Level 25 EXP 492
Prizes:
-$1625
**=======================**
These are the Pokémon you
should currently have... roughly:
Pikachu Level 32
Jolteon Level 28
Charmeleon Level 29
Pidgeotto Level 28
Wartortle Level 27
Ivysaur Level 27
Continue to the left and
pass the Channeler. Go up the stairs. You might as
well battle all the
Channelers, as some level-uppery is needed. You will get
some items along the way as
part of the deal. Each Channeler only possesses
ghost-types. You may be
wondering what type of Pokémon would defeat ghosts with
ease... Your answer is either
Pidgeotto or Pikachu. There's not much to tell
you until you get to the
second last floor. Just battle through all the
Channelers and pick up any
items you find. Make sure to catch a Gastly or
Haunter if you can. There
are Cubones found here too, but they are extremely
rare. Catch one of those too
if you can. On sixth (I think) level, you will
find a two-by-two area of
squares. This is a revitalization square, it saves
you going to a Pokémon
Centre.
Anyway, you will soon reach
the second last level, and text warning you will
appear on the screen. A
battle will ensue and your Silph Scope will decipher
what the Pokémon is: A
Marrowak. Don't even bother trying to catch it; it will
dodge all types of Pokéball.
It is only level thirty, so not too much bother.
Once you defeat it, its
spirit will become restful and will leave the Pokémon
Tower. Climb the stairs now
and Jessie and James appear.
**=======================**
Rocket - Pokémon Tower
-Meowth Level 27 EXP 399
-Arbok Level 27 EXP 850
-Weezing Level 27 EXP 1000
Prizes:
-$810
**=======================**
Some pretty big EXP prizes
here. The Pokémon however aren't too strong. Weezing
is your biggest problem, but
even then it's not a problem at all :). Anyway,
once you defeat Team Rocket
continue up the path and talk to the old man, whose
name is Mr. Fuji. He will
have you follow him to his house. Talk to him once
you reach it. He will give
you a Poké Flute. This is a special flute that will
wake any sleeping Pokémon,
in and out of battle.
Now, take the path South of
Lavender Town. Enter the building nearby and go
upstairs. Talk to one of the
trainers and he will give you a TM, 39 (Swift).
Return to the path and continue
south. Follow the main path and battle any
trainers you find. They
mostly have water Pokémon, so use either Pikachu or
Ivysaur. The path is long,
so take your bike out. You will soon come to a T-
junction, with a large
Pokémon blocking all paths. Play the poke flute by him
and he will awaken and
attack you. Snorlax, it is.
Snorlax has great defence and a pretty
strong attack to. It's at level
thirty so only use Pokémon
above that level. Pikachu is a good choice. It uses
the move Rest to get effect
here, resting every two goes. For those that don't
know, Rest is where a
Pokémon falls asleep for two turns, but their entire
health is healed during the
time they are asleep. Pikachu's Thunderbolt should
get him pretty low on HP.
Try using the Pokéball trick. (Just before the ball
is thrown, press A and then
B quickly in the little space between when you
select it and when you throw
the ball.) I really hate Snorlax for some reason,
so I'm going to leave him
out of my party for this game. Heal your Pokémon and
continue ahead.
If you take a left here and
go up the stairs, you can get an Itemfinder, just
in case you didn't have
enough Pokémon to get it when you were in Vermilion
before. Continue down the southern
path now, battling all trainers. Not too far
after Snorlax is a house by
the water. The fishing guru's brother lives inside.
If you talk to him, he will
eventually give you a Super Rod. This is the best
kind of fishing rod in the
game, so you should rejoice... right now, in fact!
Go outside and start fishing
for some new Pokémon to up your total. When done,
the path is pretty
straightforward. Just battle all the trainers and soon
enough you will arrive in
Fuchsia. Just before Fuchsia, at the gates, Professor
Oak's Aide is upstairs. If
you have caught 50 kinds of Pokémon, you will
receive EXP All. This is a
special item that takes out the average share for
each Pokémon and dispenses
it between the other Pokémon you have in your party.
I find it pretty useless,
however.
==============
*Fuchsia City*
==============
Usually, I go straight to
the Safari Zone when arriving in Fuchsia. I suggest
you do the same. It is
located at the north of the town. It costs $500 to
enter. In the Safari Zone,
you cannot battle the Pokémon with your Pokémon. You
must either throw bait, a
rock or a pokéball. It's pretty tough to capture
Pokémon here, alas. They
seem to run whenever you throw rocks. The bait does
little for capture. You have
500 steps in the Safari Zone and 30 Safari Balls
(special types). You must
leave when you run out of either Safari Balls or
steps. There is a prize for
getting to a certain house in Fuchsia. Here is a
walkthrough of how to get
there:
Go north and take the path
east. Continue east and take the steps onto the
rock, then heading back
west. Take the steps off the rock and go north. Take
the steps onto the next rock,
go slightly east and get off the rock again. Walk
around the back of the rock
and go west. Continue west after getting to the
next section. Bypass the
rock and the path south instead taking the most
northerly rock. Go up around
the back of the patch of pools and take the path
south. The Warden's Gold
Teeth will be nearby. Pick them up and continue west.
That is the Secret House
right there. The bottom of the two statues on the
right holds a hidden item.
You will receive HM03: Surf, once you talk to the
man. It has Pokémon ferry
you across bodies of water. Teach it to
Wartortle/Blastoise. Alas,
you cannot use it until you defeat Fuchsia's Gym
Leader. This can wait for a
while. Bring the Gold Teeth to the Warden and he
will give you HM04:
Strength. Now, head West of Fuchsia City and get onto the
Bike Road. Travel up that
roam and defeat all of the trainers you come to so
you can increase your
levels. Now head to Saffron
City.
==============
*Saffron City*
==============
If you have yet to enter
Saffron, fly to Celadon
City. Go to the
Department
Store and go to the roof.
Buy a Fresh Water and head to the guards on the edge
of the city. Give them the
water and you can enter Saffron. Just above the
Pokémon Centre is Silph
Company. Enter it. Go around the pool of water and head
to the stairs. Team Rocket
have taken over Silph Co., and well-known Pokémon-
goods maker. Battle your way through the
building, defeating all Rockets and
getting all items. This part
is pretty long and tough, but it's also one of my
favourite in the game. There
are a lot of locked doors, but you'll be able to
open them soon enough. As
usual, the main Pokémon Rockets have are Electric,
Fighting and Poison types.
On the Fifth floor, two of
the 'Rocket Brothers' are guarding the Key to unlock
all doors. Go to the
leftmost of the Rocket Brothers. Talk to him and battle
him. Step onto the Teleport Square and
you will be teleported to somewhere on
another floor. Step back on
the square and you will be returned, walk to the
south though and you can go
between the two Rockets to take the Card Key. Leave
via the same way. Anyway,
return to the bottom floor and work your way to the
top floor battling all
Rockets, opening all doors and taking all items.
Whenever you need healing,
go to the Ninth Floor. Go left and then down. Unlock
the door and talk to the
woman amidst the beds. She will have you rest. You can
then return to your eternal
ass-kickage.
Once your ass-kickery has
been completed, head to the Ninth Floor and heal
yourself. Go up a little bit
and take the left here. Battle
the trainer and
continue down the path,
making sure to step on the teleport square. You will
land somewhere on the third
floor. Get on the Teleport Square
in the opposite
room. Gary lies in wait just below.
**=======================**
Gary - Silph Co.
-Sandslash Level 38 EXP 1326
-Ninetails Level 35 EXP 1335
-Cloyster Level 37 EXP 1609
-Kadabra Level 35 EXP 1087
-Eevee (Evolved) Level 40
EXP 1687
Prizes:
-$2600
**=======================**
Gary's Eevee will have evolved,
depending on which elemental stone you used
first. If you used a
waterstone, it will evolve to Vaporeon, if you used a
thunderstone first, it will
evolve to Jolteon and will evolve to Flareon if you
used the firestone first.
There is nothing to be worried about here either.
Make sure to place Blastoise
first, that should be enough to take out Sandslash
and Ninetails. Switch to
Venusaur then and use either Pikachu or Charizard for
Kadabra. You have nothing
that can directly counter Kadabra, so just go with
high levels and strong
normal-damaging attacks. If you're fighting Jolteon or
Vaporeon, switch to
Venusaur, and if you're fighting Flareon, switch to
Blastoise. Once you defeat Gary, he will leave,
telling you he is going to the
Pokémon League to defeat the
Elite Four. When he leaves, talk to the guy
nearby. He will give you
Lapras, a rare sea Pokémon. It looks sort of like a
whale. It's only at level
fifteen, so isn't much use. However, this is the only
way you can get Lapras
without trading or by gameshark. Once you've been
healed, enter the next Teleport Square.
Head down the path. Before you can move
very far, however, Jessie
and James appear.
**=======================**
Rocket - Silph Co.
-Weezing Level 31 EXP 1149
-Arbok Level 31 EXP 976
-Meowth Level 31 EXP 457
Prizes:
-$930
**=======================**
You have nothing to directly
counter either Weezing or Arbok, but they are at
very low levels, so it
doesn't really matter much. Try either Pidgeot or
Blastoise - both do well.
Jolteon's Double Kick is pretty good with Meowth
either. Anyway, none of them
will pose you any threat. You don't even need to
go back to heal. Continue
down the path and open the door. Once you take a step
inside, Giovanni, the Team
Rocket leader, will issue an immediate challenge.
**=======================**
Giovanni - Silph Co.
-Nidorino Level 37 EXP 934
-Persian Level 35 EXP 1110
-Rhyhorn Level 37 EXP 1069
-Nidoqueen Level 41 EXP 1704
Prizes:
-$4059
**=======================**
Giovanni, again, isn't as
tough as you might think. Nidorino falls pretty
easily to Blastoise' Surf,
and Persian succumbs also to Jolteon's Double Kick.
Rhyhorn can be defeated with
ease by either Venusaur through Razor Leaf or by
Blastoise' Surf. Nidoqueen
will pose the biggest threat because of the high
level, but still nothing to
worry about. Once he is defeated, talk to the Silph
Co. President. He will give you
a Master Ball. You will only get one Master
Ball in Pokémon Yellow. It
holds the power to capture any Pokémon without fail.
Nothing can break out of it.
You must save it for a worthwhile Pokémon then.
Once you're done, exit Silph
Co. the way you entered. Take the lift finally.
Once you emerge, none of the
Rockets that guarded buildings will be around.
Saffron City is now free of Team Rocket.
Go to the top line of buildings and
enter the second house from
the left. Go upstairs. If you have a Poké doll in
your possession, the girl
will give you TM31, Mimic.
If you head to the right a
bit more, you will find two gyms. The first is a
fighting Dojo, not a
certified gym. Enter it however. Defeat all of the
assistants and you will soon
get to fight the gym leader. Heal your Pokémon and
talk to the leader at the
top to engage in a battle.
**=======================**
Blackbelt - Fighting Dojo
Leader
-Hitmonlee Level 37 EXP 1092
-Hitmonchan Level 37 EXP 1110
Prizes:
-Hitmonlee/Hitmonchan
-$925
**=======================**
Nothing specifically hard
about either Pokémon here. The only thing you may
have to watch out for is how
much damage they can do on a continuous basis.
Dispatch them quickly to
avoid making any mistakes. Once you win, you will get
a choice of either Hitmonlee
or Hitmonchan, due to the fact that they will not
allow you to take their
badge. Personally, I prefer Hitmonchan, but it's up to
you. Choose wisely. Heal
your Pokémon and then fly to Fuchsia
City.
==============
*Fuchsia City*
==============
Your levels should now be
high enough to defeat the Fuchsia
City gym. This
gym's specialty is Poison
Pokémon. Pokémon like Koffing, Weezking, Drowzee and
Hypno, really. It's also
kinda hard to get to the gym leader. There are
invisible walls surrounding
him. Work your way through the puzzle (if you look
closely at the screen you
can see the walls), defeating all assistants. Koga is
the last person you come to
at the end of the trail. Talk to him and a battle
will ignite.
**=======================**
Koga - Fuchsia City
Gym Leader
-Venonat Level 44 EXP 706
-Venonat Level 46 EXP 738
-Venonat Level 48 EXP 771
-Venomoth Level 50
EXP 1477
Prizes:
-Soul Badge (Defence of all
Pokémon increases. Can now use HM03 out of battle.)
-TM06 (Toxic)
-$4950
**=======================**
The first three Venonats are
pretty simple. They have low defence, and are weak
against fire, so have
Charizard take them out. Unfortunatly, there is little
EXP gained either. The
levels are pretty high, probably much higher than any of
your Pokémon are at the
moment. If, by chance, Charizard faints by the time
Venomoth is reached, have Pikachu
finish the job. You will not lose here if you
play your cards right. Each
of them have a good Psychic attack, so be careful.
Have those potions at ready.
TM06 holds Toxic. It is like being poisoned only
the damage you receive on
each turn gets greater each time. Do not
underestimate it. Heal your
Pokémon and head to Pallet
Town (Yes, Pallet Town)
=============
*Pallet Town*
=============
Go to the little cutting of
water at the South side of town. Surf on it,
heading south. There are
many trainers along the way. Defeat them, remember
that most of them have water
Pokémon such as Staryu, Goldeen and Tentacool. Try
either Venusaur or Pikachu to
defeat them. You will soon come to a patch of
land by the name of Cinnabar Island.
=================
*Cinnabar Island*
=================
Cinnabar Island is the only island nearby
inhabited by humans. There is a gym
on it, the leader being a
man named Blaze. This is the gym of fire Pokémon.
However, you cannot enter it
yet, as you will need a key. This key is located
to the West of the gym.
However, we will not enter that place either, as Blane
is way to powerful at the
moment. Also on Cinnabar is a Pokémon Research lab.
If you enter the third room
and talk to the Professor, he will ask you if you
have any fossils that could
be resurrected. Give him the Old Amber and go to
the Pokémon Mart. Return to
the lab and talk to the scientist. He will tell you
Aerodactyl was the Pokémon
whose the DNA was. You will receive Aerodactyl.
Next, bring him the fossil
you got from Mount
Moon (Helix/Dome). Repeat
the
process, and this time you
will receive Omanyte (if you chose the Helix fossil)
or Kabuto (if you chose the
Dome fossil).
The scientist in the bottom right corner
of the screen will trade you
Muk for a Kangaskhan, not a good
trade at all. In the second room, a scientist
will give you TM35,
Metronome. Metronome is a pretty decent attack. It can
randomly choose any attack
from every Pokémon moveset and use it on the
opponent. In the first room
there are two people who wish to trade. One is
trading a Growlithe for
Dewgong, the other will trade Golduck for Rhydon.
Neither of them are great,
so unless you're having a lot of trouble getting any
of those, leave. You can go
to the mansion to the west of the gym, but don't
bother trying to do anything
yet. Just wander around and catch some of the
Pokémon you find wild here.
Growlithe, Raticate and Ponyta are some of the rare
ones. When you're ready, fly
to Saffron City.
==============
*Saffron City*
==============
Head straight to the latter
of the two gyms. This is Saffron
City's registered
gym leader, Sabrina's, gym.
She uses psychic Pokémon, so none of your current
Pokémon will have any main
strengths against her. If your Jolteon has learned
Pin Missile, it will help
though. Enter the gym and wander around between the
assistants, fighting them
all. You must use the teleport squares to get to
where Sabrina is, in the
centre. Here is a map for you:
_______________________________________________
| 1
| 2 |
3 |
| | | |
| 3 2 | 6
1 | 6 9 |
| | | |
| 5 4 | 4
7 | 3 7 |
|_______________|_______________|_______________|
| 4
| 5 |
6 |
| | | |
| 6 2 | | 3 9 |
| | 1
| |
| 1 7 | | 2 4 |
|_______________|_______________|_______________|
| 7
| 8 |
9 |
| | | |
| 3 9 | | 3 6
|
| | | |
| 2 4 | 9
| 7 8 |
|_______________|_____| |_____|_______________|
The numbers at the top
represent the trainers, and also represent the number of
that chamber. There are four
teleport squares in every chamber, except for 5
and 8. Five is where Sabrina
is, eight is where you exit. The rest should be
easy to understand once you
get inside and mess about. Once you have defeated
all the assistants, go to
Sabrina's chamber and talk to her.
**=======================**
Sabrina - Saffron City
Gym Leader
-Abra Level 50 EXP 781
-Kadabra Level 50 EXP 1552
-Alakazam Level 50 EXP 1992
Prizes:
-Marsh Badge (Pokémon up to
level 70 obey. Can now use HM03 out of battle.)
-TM46 (Psywave)
-$4950
**=======================**
Jolteon's Pin Missile is a
pretty big strength here. You should be able to take
out the first two Pokémon
with it, as they are not very powerful. Anyone, I
suppose, could take out
Abra. Teleport isn't much use here. However, only 700
EXP points are given, which
isn't much for level fifty. Alakazam's Recover is a
huge pain in the ass. None
of your Pokémon can do huge damage to it, and so
it's pretty tough to beat.
You just have to keep going at it with the strongest
attack you have, and hoping
it will stray from using Recover once or twice.
Psywave doesn't cause too
much damage, so don't pay much attention here. Once
you defeat Sabrina, heal
your Pokémon and head to Cerulean.
===============
*Cerulean City*
===============
Take out your CUT Pokémon
and take the route east of Cerulean, the one you took
along the way to Rock
Tunnel. Return the cut Pokémon to the PC when you arrive
at the Pokémon Centre and
then take the route just above it. There is a river-
like area on which you can surf
down. Do so. Get on the land once you arrive
near it. There is a trainer
close by, defeat it. This one has a Likitung, a
rare Pokémon which can only
be received via trade. Enter the Power Plant when
you defeat the trainer.
=============
*Power Plant*
=============
This building is an
abandoned Power Plant, practically a breeding ground for
electric types. Also inside
is (SHOCK!) Zapdos--a legendary bird Pokémon.
Anyway, head north and pick
up the Carbos along the way. Keep going northwards
and then take the path east.
Then, go south. Continue south until you pass the
second turn east. Take that
turn and follow it, ignoring the next turn south in
favour of going north. Keep
following that path, making sure to ignore all
turns. You will soon find
Zapdos just ahead. Zapdos is at level 50, and is
EXTREMELY hard to catch with
anything but a Master Ball or Ultra Ball. Make
sure to save the game
beforehand so that you can get another chance if you
screw up. There is
absolutely no help I can give you for this. All I can say is
that try get Zapdos asleep.
Otherwise, your Pokéballs will just miss. Once
you're done with Zapdos,
take the path to its right and you will find yourself
just outside the Plant.
Zapdos is one of my favourite Pokémon, and so I like to
take it out. However, in
terms of fairness and fun for the game, I like to wait
until all of my Pokémon are
level 50 or over so as to make it still worthwhile
to play. Zapdos can
practically blow away anyone at this stage. When you
finally do take out Zapdos
(if you do), place Pidgeot in the PC.
=================
*Cinnabar Island*
=================
Go to the Pokémon mansion
next to the gym. Enter. On the right side of columns
there is a Moon Stone
hidden. You must be on the rightmost of the sides though.
This is the fourth Moon
Stone available in the game. Head past the stairs and
head right. Take the left
here and look at the statue. There is a secret switch
here, so press it. A room
has just opened, but there is nothing inside, so
disreguard it. Go up the
stairs now, however. In the room immediately south of
you is a trainer. Fight and
defeat it. Fire Pokémon are the specialty used
here. Head up the stairs,
pick up the items and defeat the trainer before
heading back downstairs.
Enter the room just above the stairs you descended
from and take the stairs you
find.
Follow the path right and enter the first
room. Inside is an Iron. Return
outside and use the statue.
The door that was once closed will now be open and
the other, which you just
came out of, will be closed. Enter the room and take
the former of the two
passages. You will find yourself landed in a whole new
area. Battle the nearby scientist and take the path
east just after him,
picking up the item along
the way, which turns out to be a Carbos. If you
ignore the stairs and follow
the path above it, the ledge will land you back
out at the door of the
building, so unless you're in dire need of healing, take
the stairs. Follow the left
path and you will soon arrive at a lone room. Enter
it, battle the trainer, pick
up the TM (14, Blizzard) and press the switch
inside the statue. Return to
where the stairs left you and enter the now
unlocked path.
Battle the scientist and
continue with your incessant following of the path.
Enter the first room you see
and use the switch hidden in the statue. The
second room has a Rare Candy
to be found. At the end of the path you will find
TM22, Solarbeam, on a table.
The key to enter the seventh gym is in the room
below. Once you have
received this, you have my permission to leave. If you
managed to not toss the
Escape Rope, use that, but otherwise follow my
walkthrough to leave. Return
back along the path and press the switch again.
Return back to the area
where you got the stairs and go to the room which you
found along the path. Press
the switch inside the statue and use the stairs. Go
up and follow the path,
jumping off the ledge at the end. You now find yourself
outside the building. Heal
your Pokémon and put away any useless items you may
find yourself with. Enter Cinnbar Island's gym.
The gym leader is Blaine, and the specialty
of him and his assistants is fire-
types. The original thing
about this gym is that you have the chance to skip
the trainers if so you
choose, and have a medium amount of Pokémon-knowledge in
you. The machines in the
corner of each chamber will give you questions to
answer. If you get it right,
the door to the next chamber opens, and if you get
it wrong you must battle a
trainer. It's a good way to test your knowledge,
however, I believe you
should fight the trainers anyway. Here are the questions
anyway, and their answers.
The answers are in all capitol letters.
1. Caterpie evolves into
Butterfree? YES/No
2. There are 9 certified
Pokémon League badges? Yes/NO
3. Poliwag evolves 3 times?
Yes/NO
4. Are thunder moves effective
against ground element-type Pokémon? Yes/NO
5. Pokémon of the same kind
and level are not identical? YES?No
6. TM28 contains Tombstoner?
Yes/NO
**=======================**
Blaine - Cinnabar Island
Gym Leader
-Ninetails Level 48 EXP 1830
-Radidash Level 50 EXP 2056
-Arcanine Level 54 EXP 2464
Prizes:
-Volcano Badge (Special of
each Pokémon raises a little.)
-TM38 (Fire Blast)
-$5346
**=======================**
Blaine's Pokémon should be a few
levels higher than yours (I don't know why,
but in Pokémon Yellow a
leader's Pokémon are about 20 levels higher than their
assistants...) Blastoise should take out the first two
without much bother,
but it possibly might run
out of HP by the time Arcanine is finished with it.
Charizard would be a good
next option, using Slash for full damage. It probably
won't happen like this, but
Pikachu would be used next, for me. That is all you
need to know. Blaine is not very tough.
Nobody is, actually. Once you win, the
Volcano Badge is yours,
along with a nice little TM. Too bad there's only 5 PP
with the move. Go to Fuchsia City once you are ready.
==============
*Fuchsia City*
==============
Enter the Pokémon Centre and
take HM04 (Strength) out of Ash's PC. Teach it to
Blastoise and return it to
the PC. Head south of the Pokémon centre, jumping
over the walls and battling
any trainers you may come across. Enter the water
by surfing on Blastoise and
battle the nearby trainers. Just head south, but
keep an eye on the western
barrier. None of the trainers are hard at all,
Pokémon rarely stretch above
level thirty-two. You will soon arrive at an
island, all the same.
=================
*Seafoam Islands*
=================
When you're ready, enter the
cave. It'd probably be a good idea to get on your
bike. Just a thought. Walk
onto the plateau and take the ladder down a level.
Get off the ledge and take
the ladder just above you. Travel east from here,
and fall down the gaping
hole you come to. You will find yourself surfing in an
area of water, but being
dragged by the current. Land on the flat one-square
space nearby. Search and you
will find an Ultra Ball. Get back to surfing and
land on the land a little
northwards. Ignore the ladder immediately ahead, in
favour of following the path
away south and west. Take the first ladder you
come to. Get on the ledge
and follow it around the circle.
Ignore the ladder and follow the path
east and south. You will soon
come to an area with some
rocks and two holes nearby. Have Blastoise use
Strength and push the first
rock of the two up TWO places. Enter the square,
which has just been opened
and push that rock down ONE place. Move it west ONE
square. Leave that rock and
push the rock blocking the new area THREE squares.
Push the next rock down ONE
square, right into the hole. Return to the second
rock you pushed and push it
ONE square west. Then, push it into the hole by
pushing it ONE square south.
Jump in one of the holes yourself. Bypass the
first landing and go to the
next piece of land. On it is a bird Pokémon. It is
the legendary Ice Pokémon,
Articuno. Save the game and battle it. Battling
Articuno is much like
battling Zapdos. Very tough. Your best bet is to have it
fall asleep, otherwise it
will just evade any Pokéballs you throw at it. Again,
if you like this Pokémon so
bad, use the Master Ball to capture it. When you're
done, you now must escape
the horrors of the Seafoam
Islands. Here's how.
Get back on Blastoise and
Surf away from the Island. Land on the first
landmass
you come to and take the
ladder. Follow the path to the first ladder and take
that ladder. Get on the
plateau and take the ladder. Get off the ledge and head
to the left. Go north a bit
and get on that ledge. Take the ladder, go south
and you're out. Fly to your
next city to heal.
===============
*Viridian City*
===============
You might think I've made a
mistake, but no, I haven't. There was a gym in
Viridian City, remember? The gym leader has
returned and is available for
challenging. Enter the gym
and battle each of the assistants. The assistants
mainly have ground Pokémon,
but there are some Poison and Fighting types thrown
in there sometimes for fun.
Before fighting the gym leader, heal up your
Pokémon. The top-right-hand
chamber has the leader inside it is... *SPOILERS*
None other than Team
Rocket's Giovanni! Talk to him and battle him.
**=======================**
Giovanni - Viridian City
Gym Leader
-Dugtrio Level 50 EXP 1638
-Persian Level 53 EXP 1680
-Nidoqueen Level 53 EXP 2202
-Nidoking Level 55 EXP 2298
-Rhydon Level 55 EXP 2403
Prizes:
-Earth Badge (All Pokémon
obey.)
-TM27 (Fissure)
-$5445
**=======================**
These levels should be
roughly what you are, so that's not much of a problem.
Leaders 5-8 have had Pokémon
on or about level 50, which is odd. Make sure to
have Venusaur or Blastoise at
the top of your list when starting off and use
Surf (Blastoise) or Razor
Leaf (Venusaur) and you should take Dugtrio out in
one attack. Persian, as a
normal type, has nothing specifically in your party
its weak against, so try
Pikachu or Zapdos/Pidgeotto, maybe. Anyone, you
choose, really. Use
Charizard for Nidoqueen and Slash her to pieces. Nidoking
has an elemental attack or
two, so be careful. Try use Charizard as well,
though watch out for
Thunder, as Charizard is partially a Flying type. Rhydon
can be taken out in one go
with Venusaur's Razor Leaf, so after that the battle
is over. This is the last
badge you need to enter the Pokémon League. You will
receive TM27, Fissure.
Fissure is an attack which makes an instant kill, as
long as it hits. It rarely
hits, though. Talk to Giovanni again, and he will
tell you he is finished with
Team Rocket, and will now dedicate his life to
studying Pokémon.
Go to the Pokémon Centre to
heal your Pokémon, and (if you have nothing better
to do) we will now start our
journey to Indigo Pleateaux, where the Pokémon
League is situated. Take the
road West of Viridian City. If you haven't got it
before, Surf across the
small lake and talk to the man sleeping on the ground
to receive a TM (Dream
Eater). Continue westward and Gary
will soon arrive on
the scene to do a little
bragging, with battling on the side. You'll notice him
swear... Tsk tsk... kids
these days...
**=======================**
Gary - En-Route Victory Road
-Sandslash Level 47 EXP 1641
-Exeggcute Level 45 EXP 945
-Ninetails Level 45 EXP 1716
-Cloyster Level 47 EXP 2044
-Kadabra Level 50 EXP 1552
-Jolteon Level 53 EXP 2236
Prizes:
-$3445
**=======================**
Nothing too hard here. Just
combat the elements with their direct opposites.
Kadabra and Jolteon are the
toughest, though they are still only mildly tough.
For Sandslash use Blastoise,
for Exeggcute use Charizard, for Ninetails use
Blastoise, for Cloister use
Venusaur, for Kadabra use Pikachu/Jolton and for
Jolteon use Venusaur.
Simple, really. Once you're ready, heal your Pokémon and
continue West until you
reach a building. Enter the building. Travel northwards
through the building. Guards
will ask you whether you have certain badges. The
last one will let you pass
to enter a cave.
==============
*Victory Road*
==============
Once you enter, you will
find there is absolutely nowhere to go for the moment,
the only path away is
blocked somehow. Go to the rock nearby and have Blastoise
use Strength. Push it south
one square, and then push it east until you hit the
rocks near the door. Push it
north two squares and then east seven squares.
Push it north two squares,
east one square and then south one square onto the
spot. If you mess up along
the way, just exit Victory Road
and come back in,
the rock will be back in its
original place. Take the path away anyway. When
faced with the choice of
going east or west, go west. Follow the path and take
the ladder up.
Ignore the first rock, but
on the second rock, move it one square east and then
three down. Push it east
until it gets into the slot. Get onto the ledge and
take that path. Get off the
path when you reach the end and take the path north
and east. Take the ladder at
the end. **** Move the rock two squares north and
then push it west until it
hits the rocks. Then, move it south one square and
four squares west. Three
squares south and one east. Return to where you
started with the rock and
take the path riding along the ledge. Battle
the two
trainers and continue along
the path. Push the rock next to the hole into it,
and then jump in yourself.
You must push that rock west until it goes into the
slot. Take the ladder in the
room that has just opened up when ready. Go north
and take the next ladder.
The exit is right by you, so take it. Now, ride north
and you will soon see a
building to enter.
You'll notice during the
walkthrough of Victory Road,
a random collection of
****s. This is to note where
I will take a new walkthrough to catching Moltres,
who is in Victory Road. Continuing, walk to where
the grove where you put the
rock is. Take the ladder
nearby. Walk forward a bit. And there you go. That's
the walkthrough. Have fun!
Moltres is the same as any of the other Legends to
fight against. Sleep is the
best way to defeat and capture it.
================
*Indigo Plateau*
================
This is Indigo Plateau,
where the Pokémon League takes place. You will probably
need a little more training
before having the ability (and levels) to take on
the Elite Four, so train for
about 30 minutes or so before moving on. Victory
Road is a good place to
train, as the wild Pokémon are on high levels. Of
course, fighting trainers is
better, so any trainers you see, battle them.
Heal your Pokémon and buy a
few revival items before entering, as once you
enter, you cannot heal
except via items. The Pokémon League awaits you, so
enter the room at the top of
the screen. Talk to the trainer (Lorelei) and he
will chat to you for a while
before inciting a battle.
**=======================**
Lorelei - Pokémon League
-Dewgong Level 54 EXP 2035
-Cloyster Level 53 EXP 2305
-Slowbro Level 54 EXP 1897
-Jynx Level 56 EXP 1644
-Lapras Level 56 EXP 2628
Prizes:
-$5544
**=======================**
Lorelei's ice Pokémon are
tough, but they'll go down easy if you combat them
directly. Admittedly, you
don't really have anything that will completely
combay them. Charizard SHOULD,
as a fire Pokémon, but the flying part in him
has him succumb to ice
moves. Pikachu, Venusaur and Jolteon are ok to
demostrate the weakness of
their water parts, but unfortunately they three of
them loose out when attacked
by Aurora or Ice Beam. All you have to do is
battle using any of the
previously mentioned and hope they don't use ice
attacks. Jynx is the
toughest of the lot, with Thrash and all that. She has
Lovely Kiss too, which has
your Pokémon fall asleep, so keep the Poké Flute
ready. Go through the door
into Bruno's chamber when you have defeated Lorelei.
**=======================**
Bruno - Pokémon League
-Onix Level 53 EXP 1225
-Hitmonchan Level 55 EXP 1650
-Hitmonlee Level 55 EXP 1638
-Onix Level 56 EXP 1296
-Machamp Level 58 EXP 2398
Prizes:
-$5742
**=======================**
As you may be able to pick up for yourself, Bruno uses
rock and fighting
Pokémon mainly. The rock ones
are easy, just set Venusaur's Razor Leaf on them.
The fighting ones should be
tougher, seeing as you have no counter for them.
Blastoise' Surf seems to
work really well on them. I don't know why, it
shouldn't, but it does.
Anyway, that's what I use. It sometimes takes a second
attack to completely finish
them off, but that's not a bother really. Be
careful, however, as
Hitmonchan has Thunder punch, which is basically an
elemental mega punch.
Machamp even goes down surprisingly well to Surf. Well,
that's fluke for you. In
general, however, Bruno is not that strong. Once he is
defeated, you are on to your
third of the Elite Four. Heal your Pokémon and
progress to the next
chamber.
**=======================**
Agatha - Pokémon League
-Gengar Level 56 EXP 2280
-Golbat Level 56 EXP 2040
-Haunter Level 55 EXP 1485
-Arbok Level 58 EXP 1827
-Gengar Level 60 EXP 2442
Prizes:
-$5742
**=======================**
This bi-atch is pretty
tough. You doubtfully have anything extremely strong
against her, but just make
sure to use elemental attacks. Attacks like
Flamethrower, Razor Leaf,
Wing Attack, Surf, etc. Physical attacks, as you may
already know, don't effect
ghosts. Pidgeot's Fly works pretty well. For Golbat,
use Pikachu and for Arbok
use anyone of your choice. Around now is the time to
begin to get wary of the PP
you use. You may not have enough should you get to
the final battle. Anyway,
once you defeat Agatha, you can pass to the forth of
the Elite Four. His name is
Lance, a Dragon trainer.
**=======================**
Lance - Pokémon League
-Gyarados Level 58 EXP 2659
-Dragonair Level 56 EXP 1728
-Dragonair Level 56 EXP 1728
-Aerodactyl Level 60 EXP 2596
-Dragonite Level 62 EXP 2442
Prizes:
-$5742
**=======================**
Lance, as you may know, is
the hardest of the four. Dragons have little that
they are weak to, thus, they
are formidable Pokémon. The first, Gyarados, may
be tough, but as he is a
Flying/Water type and not Dragon, can be defeated by
Pikachu or Jolteon.
Consistent mid-to-high level damage attacks will take out
both Dragonairs. Be wary of the
Hyper Potions Lance uses a lot. It is a real
frustration booster,
especially when you've just worn down a tough Pokémon. The
dragons have some elemental
attacks such as Thunder too, so be careful here.
Blastoise is a good choice,
in my opinion. Normal attacks are good, too.
Aerodactyl is partially
rock, part flying. Thus, electric attacks don't always
work. Blastoise is a good
choice again. Venusaur would just be slain by the
aerial attacks. All Pokémon
seem to have Hyper Beam too. This is a great bolt
of damaging energy inflicted
on you. Take note that the attack to follow it is
spent recharging.
Once Lance has been
defeated, you discover Gary has beaten the Elite Four
before you did. Thus, you'd
better hope you have enough strength left for
another battle. Make sure
you're ready before taking the next few steps
forward, as once you enter
the room you will have to face Gary straight away.
**=======================**
Gary - Pokémon League
-Sandslash Level 61 EXP
-Alakazam Level 59 EXP
-Exeggutor Level 61 EXP
-Cloyster Level 61 EXP
-Ninetails Level 63 EXP
-Jolteon Level 65 EXP
Prizes:
**=======================**
Before I go on, please note that
this is the selection Gary would have if you
used the thunderstone first,
which is what you should have used, if you've
followed my walkthrough.
Start with Blatoise again and defeat Sandslash with
Surf. Alakazam is a tough-y.
Zados' Drill Peck works well, or Pidgeotto's Fly.
There's nothing you have to
directly counter it though. Exeggutor can be
defeated by Charizard's
Flametrower. If you're out of PP, try Slash either.
Cloyster can be defeated by
Pikachu or Zados' electric element attacks such as
Thunderbolt. Be careful,
however, of the fact that both are weak to ice
Pokémon. Ninetails can be
countered with Blastoise's Surf. Jolteon is countered
with Venusaur. Venusaur's
attacks aren't great when attacking electric types,
so just use the fact that
Jolteon's natural attacks are weak against Venusaur
to your advantage.
Once you have defeated Gary,
you are carved in stone as the greatest Pokémon
Master on the planet.
Remember, this is only a game, though! Anyway, you have
beaten the game... For the
moment. Remember, you still have to get all 150
Pokémon. Remember that not
all 150 can be caught in Yellow.
After the credits finish,
you have one last thing to do. Head to Cerulean City
and go to the top of the
Nugget Bridge. Surf in the water nearby and follow the
channel. You will come to a
cave. This is Unknown Dungeon. Enter. Go up and get
in the water. Surf down the
water passage, ignoring all the paths away. You
will come to the end. Ignore
the ladder and walk south and eventually back west
again. Take the ladder.
This next part might be a
bit hard to describe. Basically, there's a ladder in
the top left corner of the
area – you have to get there. Ignore the first turn
south. Take the second. Take
the turn west at the bottom, but ignore the branch
that goes north and west.
The path will then turn north. Take the next turn
north. Follow the path and
take the ladder. Take the following ladder in the
next area too. Follow the
raised path. When you reach the lowered area, go
left. The rest is pretty
straight-forward. Walk a little bit, surf a little
bit, walk a little bit more,
surf a little bit more. Then, you'll come to a
rock with a Pokémon on it –
Mewtwo. Mewtwo is at level 70, and probably one of
the most powerful Pokémon in
the game. Most people save their Master Ball for
it, but it's your choice.
You'll have a tough time catching it though.
=============
*Gym Leaders*
=============
**=======================**
1. - Brock - Pewter City
**=======================**
Brock is a rock Pokémon
trainer from Pewter
City, and is the first
gym leader
you come across. He has one
assistant who only has one Pokémon, a Diglett. He,
himself, has two Pokémon:
Geodude (Level 10) and Onix (Level 12). Given how far
into the game this leader
is, these Pokémon are pretty tough to beat,
especially considering your
range of Pokémon is limited to bugs, Pikachu, and
flying types. Previously in Red
and Blue, you could have had Bulbasaur or
Squirtle to combat the rock
and ground elements of both Pokémon. Your best bet,
as stated in the
walkthrough, is to train a Caterpie into a Butterfree, as the
psychic attack it learns
(Confusion) does good damage. You can catch a Mankey
in the road west of Viridian City either, for Fighting types are
strong versus
rock elements. Once Brock
has been defeated, you are gifted with 1188 of your
finest dollars, TM34, and
most importantly, the Boulder Badge. With this badge,
the attack status all of
your Pokémon raises a little bit. Also, HM05, Flash,
can be used outside of
battle now.
**=======================**
2. - Misty - Cerulean City
**=======================**
The second gym leader you
meet in your adventures is Misty, the Cerulean City
water Pokémon trainer. She
has two assistants, neither of which are very tough.
Her two Pokémon are Staryu
and Starmie, at levels 18 and 21 respectively. The
fact that you have Pikachu
is a huge boost, because, as you know, electric
types PWN water type with a
vengeance. Surprisingly, however, both are pretty
strong. Again, Butterfree
can be used as a backup plan, especially with Sleep
Powder. The Charmander you
may have received by now is pretty useless here.
Starmie's Bubblebeam is
pretty powerful to all elements. Physical attacks on
Pokémon such as Nidorino and
Pidgeotto are the next best thing you'll have to
use. But, if your Pikachu is
at a high enough level, you shouldn't need any
others. A back-up plan could
always be to catch a grass Pokémon such as Oddish
from the wild grass North of
Cerulean City and train it up a bit. Once Misty
has been defeated, you
receive TM11, $2079 and the Cascade Badge. With the
Cascade Badge, all Pokémon up
to level 30 will obey your command and HM01, Cut,
can now be used outside of
battle.
**=======================**
3. - LT. Surge - Viridian City
**=======================**
Lt. Surge is exclusively an
Electric Pokémon trainer. He is the third you will
meet along the way. He has
three assistants, none of which will cause any
threat to you. IN Pokémon
Yellow, Surge's Pokémon have been changed to fit the
show, a level 28 Raichu is
all he has. It's a bi-atch to beat, though. It seems
to be able to counter anything
you might throw at it, as with a mass of
physical attacks as well as
electric ones, its high levels can hurt you hard.
Mega Kick and Mega Punch are
two of the physical attacks in his arsenal. The
only break you will get from
a physical attack is when it uses Growl. Use this
moment to inflict some real
damage on him. Once Lt. Surge has been beaten, you
will receive the Thunder
Badge, TM24, and $2772. TM24 is Thunderbolt. The
Thunder Badge allows you to
use Fly outside of battle, and aswell as that, you
can use Fly out of battle.
And by the way, there is a
puzzle to get into Surge's chamber. As taken from
the walkthrough:
"You see all those bins
littered around in a pattern? Right, there are
switches hidden inside each of
them. Go around looking at each bin and when you
find a switch, the next one
is in a container in a one-bin radius of the one
the switch you already
found. When you've found the second, the door opens and
you may challenge Lt. Surge.
For those that don't get it, it does like this:
0
0 0 A
X
0
0 0 B
C
0
0 0 0
0
Say if switch one was at X,
then the next switch would be at either A, B or C.
Get it? Great."
**=======================**
4. - Erika - Celadon City
**=======================**
Erika is the fourth of the
eight gym leaders you face in Pokémon. She is a
grass trainer by choice, and
she has seven assistants. Her three Pokémon are
Tangela (Level 30),
Weepinbell (Level 32) and Gloom (Level 32). If you trained
Charmander well, it should
be able to give you a good hand in defeating Erika.
Pidgeotto is also good, if
you have taught it to learn Fly (Find HM02 from road
west of Celadon). Tangela is
tough, as it uses Constrict and Bind, slowing up
your progress, but not
dealing too much damage. All you need to defeat Erika
are decently-levelled
Pokémon and not to fuck-up when attacking. Not much luck
is needed. Tangela is the
only problem you should have. You receive TM21, $3168
and the Rainbow Badge for defeating
Erika. The Rainbow Badge allows you to use
Hm04 (Strength) outside of
battle and all Pokémon up to level 50 will obey you.
TM21 is Mega Drain.
**=======================**
5. - Koga - Fuchsia City
**=======================**
Koga is the fifth gym
leader, a poison Pokémon trainer. He has four Pokémon,
three Venonats (at Levels
44, 46 and 48) and one Venomoth (Level 50). The first
two Venonats are easy,
though it gets slightly tougher for the last. Have
Charizard burn them like the
bugs that they are. There is little EXP gained
from defeating the three,
sadly. If Charizard faints while fighting Venomoth,
have Pikachu use electric
attacks on it to combat its flying element. Each
Pokémon has some sort of
Psychic attack, so be wary. Also, Venomoth has the
Toxic attack, a sort of
poison which inflicts more damage per turn as the
battle lengthens. Once that
Koga swine has been defeated, you receive a Soul
Badge (Defence of all your
Pokémon), TM06 (Toxic) and $4950.
**=======================**
6. - Sabrina - Saffron City
**=======================**
Sabrina is pretty tough. She
is the sixth of the gym leaders, and trains
Psychic Pokémon. She has
seven assistants, none of which are any comparison to
Sabrina. Her three Pokémon are
Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam, all at Level 50.
Abra is easy to take out, as
it has Teleport as a lone attack, and it cannot be
used in a trainer battle.
Kadabra is easy too, but not too easy. The levels may
be slightly too high, but I
guess you'll have to live with it. You don't really
have much to counter Sabrina
with, I guess, unless you have a Ghost Pokémon.
Butterfree could be
useful... Jolteon's Pin Missle is good though. Physical
attacks aren't great. Once
Sabrina has been defeated, you get the Marsh Badge,
TM46 and $4950. TM46 is
Psywave. The Marsh Badge allows you to use HM03, Surf,
outside of battle. All
Pokémon up to level 70 will now obey you.
Again, there is a puzzle to
get into Sabrina's chamber. Taken from the
walkthrough:
"Here is a map for you:
_______________________________________________
| *1*
| *2* |
*3* |
| | | |
| 3 2 | 6
1 | 6 9 |
| | | |
| 5 4 | 4
7 | 3 7 |
|_______________|_______________|_______________|
| *4*
| *5* |
*6* |
| | | |
| 6 2 | | 3 9 |
| | 1
| |
| 1 7 | | 2 4 |
|_______________|_______________|_______________|
| *7*
| *8* |
*9* |
| | | |
| 3 9 | | 3 6
|
| | | |
| 2 4 | 9
| 7 8 |
|_______________|_____| |_____|_______________|
The numbers at the top
represent the trainers, and also represent the number of
that chamber. There are four
tleport squares in every chamber, except for 5 and
8. Five is where Sabrina is,
eight is where you exit. The rest should be easy
to understand once you get
inside and mess about."
**=======================**
7. - Blaine - Cinnabar
Island
**=======================**
Blaine is the Cinnabar
Island gym leader. He uses fire element Pokémon. The
story goes that Blaine was
lost in a mountain range and it was dark. The
legendary fire/flying
Pokémon, Moltres appeared to him and helped him find his
way home and he has loved
fire Pokémon ever since. Entering Blaine's gym, you
have the option of bypassing
the assistant fights by answering Pokémon trivia
questions. Blaine's three
Pokémon are Ninetails (Level 48), Rapidash (Level 50)
and Arcannine (Level 54).
Doubtfully would your Pokémon be at such levels at
this time, because mine
weren't when I wrote the walkthrough. Blastoise is the
main Pokémon to use, but
next use Charizard for its Slash attack. Your Pokémon
team as a whole should be
able to defeat Blaine
without too much bother.
Blastoise should be able to
kill at least two of Blaine's
Pokémon. Watch out
for Arcanine's Fire Blast
attack, however. The Volcano Badge (Special increases
a little), TM38 (Fire Blast)
and $5346 are yours after defeating Blaine.
**=======================**
8. - Giovanni - Viridian City
**=======================**
Giovanni is the last of the
eight gym leaders you must face in Pokémon Yellow,
and if you defeat him you
can then enter the Pokémon League. He is the leader
of Team Rocket and in
Pokémon Red, he was the shock leader of this gym. But, of
course, seeing how you've
probably already seen the show, you knew this. For
the first part of the game,
Giovanni was not in his gym in Viridian
City, but
only returned after his
plans for the Game Corner, Mt.
Moon and Silph Co. were
ruined. He mainly trains
Ground Pokémon. His Pokémon are Dugtrio at Level 50,
Persian at Level 53,
Nidoqueen at Level 53, Nidoking at 55 and Rhydon at Level
55.
Have Venusaur or Blastoise
at the top of your list and use Razor Leaf or Surf
to defeat Dugtrio. Use
anyone for Persian. Charizard will work for Nidoqueen
and Nidoking, though be
careful as Nidoking has a couple of elemental attacks.
Rhydon can be defeated by
either Venusaur or Blastoise. Once Giovanni is
defeated, he will decide to
dedicate his life to studying Pokémon. You receive
the Earth Badge (All Pokémon
obey), TM27 and $5445. TM27 is Fissure, an attack
which will knock-out a
Pokémon in one hit. It's hard to make it hit with it,
though, thus it's pretty
useless and consumes moves best spent on other moves.
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6) POKEMON
LIST
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The list with
the Pokemon's name, Type, Evolution, and more!
NOTE: Pokemon
with a "*" around it are considered to be "rare".
Here is how it's
listed...
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# - Name
Type: 1 or 2 of
the 15 kinds.
Evolution: What
the Pokemon can evolve into.
Location: Where
you find the Pokemon.
Height:
Pokemon's height.
Weight:
Pokemon's weight.
Abilities: The
creature's moves and when they're learned (From
Nintendo's
Pokemon Player's Guide) When a Pokemon evolves, it carries
its abilities to
its next form.
Pokedex: What
the Pokedex says about the Pokemon.
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#1 - Bulbasaur
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution:
Ivysaur - L16
Location: Prof.
Oak's Lab
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 15 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Growl: -
Leech Seed: L7
Vine Whip: L13
Poison Powder:
L20
Razor Leaf: L27
Growth: L34
Sleep Powder:
L41
Solar Beam: L48
Pokedex: A
strange seed was planted on its back at birth. The plant
sprouts and
grows with this Pokemon.
#2 - Ivysaur
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution:
Venusaur - L32
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 29 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Growl: -
Leech Seed: -
Vine Whip: -
Poison Powder:
L22
Razor Leaf: L30
Growth: L38
Sleep Powder:
L46
Solar Beam: L54
Pokedex: When
the bulb on its back grows large, it appears to lose
the ability to
stand on its hind legs.
#3 - Venusaur
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 6' 7''
Weight: 221 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Growl: -
Leech Seed: -
Vine Whip: -
Poison Powder: -
Razor Leaf: -
Growth: L43
Sleep Powder:
L55
Solar Beam: L65
Pokedex: The
plant blooms when it is absorbing solar energy. It stays
on the move to
seek sunlight.
#4 - Charmander
Type: Fire
Evolution:
Charmeleon - L16
Location: Prof.
Oak's Lab
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 19 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: - : -
Ember: L9
Leer: L15
Rage: L22: L30
Flamethrower:
L38
Fire Spin: L46
Pokedex:
Obviously prefers hot places. When it rains, steam is to
spout from the
tip of its tail.
#5 - Charmeleon
Type: Fire
Evolution:
Charizard - L36
Location: -
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 42 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: -
Ember: -
Leer: -
Rage: L24
Slash: L33
Flamethrower:
L42
Fire Spin: L56
Pokedex: When it
swings its burning tail, it elevates the temperature
to unbearably
high levels.
#6 - Charizard
Type:
Fire/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 200 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: -
Ember: -
Leer: -
Rage: -
Slash: L36
Flamethrower:
L46
Fire Spin: L55
Pokedex: Spits
fire that is hot enough to melt boulders. Known to
cause forest
fires unintentionally.
#7 - Squirtle
Type: Water
Evolution:
Wartortle - L16
Location: Prof.
Oak's Lab
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 20 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Tail Whip: -
Bubble: L8
Water Gun: L15
Bite: L22
Withdraw: L28
Skull Bash: L35
Hydro Pump: L42
Pokedex: After
birth, its back swells and hardens into a shell.
Powerfully
sprays foam from its mouth.
#8 - Wartortle
Type: Water
Evolution:
Blastoise - L36
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 50 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Tail Whip: -
Bubble: -
Water Gun: -
Bite: L24
Withdraw: L31
Skull Bash: L39
Hydro Pump: L47
Pokedex: Often hides
in water to stalk unwary prey. For swimming
fast, it moves
its ears to maintain balance.
#9 - Blastoise
Type: Water
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 189 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Tail Whip: -
Bubble: -
Water Gun: -
Bite: -
Withdraw: -
Skull Bash: L42
Hydro Pump: L52
Pokedex: A
brutal Pokemon with pressurized water jets on its shell.
They are used
for high speed tackles.
#10 - Caterpie
Type: Bug
Evolution:
Metapod - L7
Location: Viridian Forest, Route 25
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 6 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
String Shot: -
Pokedex: Its
short feet are tipped with suction pads that enable it
to tirelessly
climb slopes and walls.
#11 - Metapod
Type: Bug
Evolution:
Butterfree - L10
Location: Go to
Caterpie
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 22 lbs.
Abilities:
Harden: -
Pokedex: This
Pokemon is vulnerable to attack while its shell is
soft, exposing
its weak and tender body.
#12 - Butterfree
Type: Bug/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 71 lbs.
Abilities:
Confusion: L12
Poison Powder:
L15
Stun Spore: L16
Sleep Powder:
L17
Supersonic: L21
Whirlwind: L26
Psybeam: L32
Pokedex: In
battle, it flaps its wings at high speed to release
highly toxic
dust in the air.
#13 - Weedle
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolution:
Kakuna - L7
Location: Route
2, Viridian Forest, Route 25, Route 24
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 7 lbs.
Abilities:
Poison Sting: -
String Shot: -
Pokedex: Often
found in forests, eating leaves. It has a sharp
venomous stinger
on its head.
#14 - Kakuna
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolution: Beedrill
- L10
Location: Go to
Weedle
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 22 lbs.
Abilities:
Harden: -
Pokedex: Almost
incapable of moving, this Pokemon can only harden its
shell to protect
itself from predators.
#15 - Beedrill
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 65 lbs.
Abilities:
Fury Attack: L12
Focus Energy:
L16
Twineedle: L20
Rage: L25
Pin Missle: L30
Agility: L35
Pokedex: Flies
at high speed and attacks using its large venomous
stingers on its
forelegs and tail.
#16 - Pidgey
Type:
Normal/Flying: Pidgeotto - L18
Location: Lot of places (About 14)!
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 4 lbs.
Abilities:
Gust: -
Sand-Attack: L5
Quick Attack:
L12
Whirlwind: L19
Wing Attack: L28
Agility: L36
Mirror Move: L44
Pokedex: A
common sight in forests and woods. It flaps its wings at
ground level to
kick up blinding sand.
#17 - Pidgeotto
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution:
Pidgeot - L36
Location: Sea Route 21, Route 14, Route 15
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Gust: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack: -
Whirlwind: L21
Wing Attack: L31
Agility: L40
Mirror Move: L49
Pokedex: Very
protective of its sprawling territorial area, this
Pokemon will
fiercely peck at any intruder.
#18 - Pidgeot
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 87 lbs.
Abilities:
Gust: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack: -
Whirlwind: -
Wing Attack: -
Agility: L44
Mirror Move: L54
Pokedex: When
hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to
pick off unwary
prey such as Magikarp.
#19 - Rattata
Type: Normal
Evolution:
Raticate - L20
Location: Lots
of places (About 7)!
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 8 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Tail Whip: -
Quick Attack: L7
Hyper Fang: L14
Focus Energy:
L23
Super Fang: L34
Pokedex: Bites
anything when it attacks. Small and very quick, it is
a common sight
in many places.
#20 - Raticate
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Sea Route 21, Route 18, Route 17, Route
16
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 41 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Tail Whip: -
Quick Attack: -
Hyper Fang: -
Focus Energy: L27
Super Fang: L41
Pokedex: It uses
its whiskers to maintain balance. It apparently
slows down if
they are cut off.
#21 - Spearow
Type: Flying
Evolution:
Fearow - L20
Location: Lots
of places (About 11)!
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 4 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Growl: -
Leer: L9
Fury Attack: L15
Mirror Move: L22
Drill Peck: L29
Agility: L36
Pokedex: Eats
bugs in grassy areas. It has to flap its short wings at
high speed to
stay airborne.
#22 - Fearow
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Route 23,
Route 18, Route 17
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 84 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Growl: -
Leer: -
Fury Attack: -
Mirror Move: L25
Drill Peck: L34
Agility: L43
Pokedex: With
its huge and magnificent wings, it can keep aloft
without ever
having to land for rest.
#23 - Ekans (Red
Version ONLY!)
Type: Poison
Evolution: Arbok
- L22
Location: Lots
of places (About 6)!
Height: 6' 7''
Weight: 15 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Leer: -
Poison Sting:
L10
Bite: L17
Glare: L24
Screech: L31
Acid: L38
Pokedex: Moves
silently and stealthily. Eats the eggs of birds, such
as Pidgey and
Spearow, whole.
#24 - Arbok (Red
Version ONLY!)
Type: Poison
Evolution: -
Location: Route
23
Height: 11' 6''
Weight: 143 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Leer: -
Poison Sting: -
Bite: -
Glare: L27
Screech: L36
Acid: L47
Pokedex: It is
rumored that the ferocious warning markings on its
belly differ
from area to area.
#25 - Pikachu
Type: Electric
Evolution:
Raichu - Thunder Stone: Viridian
Forest, Power Plant
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 13 lbs.
Abilities:
Thundershock: -
Growl: -
Thunder Wave: L9
Quick Attack:
L16
Swift: L26
Agility: L33
Thunder: L43
Pokedex: When
several of these Pokemon gather, their electricity
could build and
cause lightning storms.
#26 - Raichu
Type: Electric
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon, Power Plant (Blue Version)
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Thundershock: -
Growl: -
Thunder Wave: -
Pokedex: Its
long tail serves as a ground to protect itself from its
own high voltage
power.
#27 - Sandshrew (Blue
Version ONLY!)
Type: Ground
Evolution:
Sandslash - L22
Location: Lots
of places!
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 26 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Sand-Attack: L10
Slash: L17
Poison Sting:
L24
Swift: L31
Fury Swipes: L38
Pokedex: Burrows
deep underground in arid locations far from water.
It only emerges
to hunt for food.
#28 - Sandslash
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Ground
Evolution: -
Location: Victory Road Cave
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 65 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Sand-Attack: -
Slash: -
Poison Sting:
L27
Swift: L36
Fury Swipes: L47
Pokedex: Curls
up into a spiny ball when threatened. It can roll
while curled up
to attack or escape.
#29 - Nidoran
(Female)
Type: Poison
Evolution:
Nidorina - L16
Location: Safari
Zone, Route 22
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 15 lbs.
Abilities:
Growl: -
Tackle: -
Scratch: L8
Poison Sting:
L14
Tail Whip: L21
Bite: L29
Fury Swipes: L36
Double Kick: L43
Pokedex:
Although small, its venomous barbs render this Pokemon
dangerous. The
female has smaller horns.
#30 - Nidorina
Type: Poison
Evolution:
Nidoqueen - Moon Stone
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 44 lbs.
Abilities:
Growl: -
Tackle: -
Scratch: -
Poison Sting: -
Tail Whip: L23
Bite: L32
Fury Swipes: L41
Double Kick: L50
Pokedex: The
female's horns develops slowly. Prefers physical attacks
such as clawing
and biting.
#31 - Nidoqueen
Type:
Poison/Ground
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 132 lbs.
Abilities:
Tail Whip: -
Tackle: -
Scratch: -
Poison Sting: -
Body Slam: L23
Pokedex: Its hard
scales provide strong protection. It uses its hefty
bulk to execute
powerful moves.
#32 - Nidoran
(Male)
Type: Poison
Evolution:
Nidorino - L16
Location: Route
22, Safari Zone
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 20 lbs.
Abilities:
Leer: -
Tackle: -
Horn Attack: L8
Poison Sting:
L14
Focus Energy:
L21
Fury Attack: L29
Horn Drill: L36
Double Kick: L43
Pokedex:
Stiffens its ears to sense danger. The larger its horns, the
more powerful
its secreted venom.
#33 - Nidorino
Type: Poison
Evolution: Nidoking
- Moon Stone
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 43 lbs.
Abilities:
Leer: -
Tackle: -
Horn Attack: -
Poison Sting: -
Focus Energy:
L23
Fury Attack: L32
Horn Drill: L41
Double Kick: L50
Pokedex: An
aggressive Pokemon that is quick to attack. The horn on
its head
secretes a powerful venom.
#34 - Nidoking
Type:
Poison/Ground
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 137 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Horn Attack: -
Poison Sting: -
Thrash: L23
Pokedex: It uses
its powerful tail in battle to smash, constrict,
then break the
prey's bones.
#35 - Clefairy
Type: Normal
Evolution:
Clefable - Moon Stone
Location: Mt. Moon,
Exchange Corner (Celadon
City)
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 17 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Growl: -
Sing: L13
Doubleslap: L18
Minimize: L24
Metronome: L31
Defense Curl:
L39
Light Screen:
L48
Pokedex: Its
magical and cute appeal has many admirers. It is rare
and found only
in certain areas.
#36 - Clefable
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 88 lbs.
Abilities:
Sing: -
Doubleslap: -
Minimize: -
Metronome: -
Pokedex: A timid
Pokemon that is rarely seen. It will run and hide
the moment it
senses people.
#37 - Vulpix
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Fire
Evolution:
Ninetales - Fire Stone
Location: Route
7, Route 8, Cinnabar
Island
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 22 lbs.
Abilities:
Ember: -
Tail Whip: -
Quick Attack:
L16
Roar: L21
Confuse Ray: L28
Flamethrower:
L35
Fire Spin: L42
Pokedex: At the time
of the birth, it has just one tail. The tail
splits from its
tip as it grows older.
#38 - Ninetales
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Fire
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 44 lbs.
Abilities:
Ember: -
Tail Whip: -
Quick Attack: -
Roar: -
Pokedex: Very
smart and very vengeful. Grabbing one of its many tails
could result in
a 1,000-year curse.
#39 - Jigglypuff
Type: Normal
Evolution:
Wigglytuff - Moon Stone
Location: Route
3
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 12 lbs.
Abilities:
Sing: -
Pound: L9
Disable: L14
Defense Curl:
L19
Doubleslap: L24
Rest: L29
Body Slam: L34
Double-Edge: L39
Pokedex: When
its huge eyes light up, it sings a mysteriously
soothing melody
that lulls its enemies to sleep.
#40 - Wigglytuff
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Unknown
Dungeon
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 26 lbs.
Abilities:
Sing: -
Disable: -
Defense Curl: -
Doubleslap: -
Pokedex: The
body is soft and rubbery. When angered, it will suck in
air and inflate
itself to an enormous size.
#41 - Zubat
Type:
Poison/Flying
Evolution:
Golbat - L22
Location: Mt. Moon,
Rock Tunnel, Victory Road
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 17 lbs.
Abilities:
Leech Life: -
Supersonic: L10
Bite: L15
Confuse Ray: L21
Wing Attack: L28
Haze: L36
Pokedex: Forms
colonies in perpetually dark places. Uses ultrasonic
waves to
identify and approach targets.
#42 - Golbat
Type:
Poison/Flying
Evolution: -: Seafoam Islands, Victory Road
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 121 lbs.
Abilities:
Leech Life: -
Supersonic: -
Bite: -
Confuse Ray: -
Wing Attack: L32
Haze: L43
Pokedex: Once it
strikes, it will not stop draining energy from its
victim even if
it gets too heavy to fly.
#43 - Oddish
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution: Gloom
- L21
Location: Lots
of places (About 9)!
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 12 lbs.
Abilities:
Absorb: -
Poison Powder:
L15
Stun Spore: L17
Sleep Powder:
L19
Acid: L24
Petal Dance: L33
Solar Beam: L46
Pokedex: During
the day, it keeps its face buried in the ground. At
night, it
wanders around sowing its seeds.
#44 - Gloom (Red
Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution:
Vileplume - Leaf Stone
Location: Route
15, Route 14, Route 13,Route 12
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 19 lbs.
Abilities:
Absorb: -
Poison Powder: -
Stun Spore: -
Sleep Powder: -
Acid: L28
Petal Dance: L38
Solar Beam: L52
Pokedex: The
fluid that oozes from its isn't drool. It is a nectar
that is used to
attract prey.
#45 - Vileplume
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 41 lbs.
Abilities:
Poison Powder: -
Stun Spore: -
Sleep Powder: -
Pokedex: The
larger its petals, the more toxic pollen it contains.
Its big head is
heavy and hard to hold up.
#46 - Paras
Type: Bug/Grass
Evolution:
Parasect - L24
Location: Mt.
Moon Safari Zone
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 12 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Stun Spore: L13
Leech Life: L20
Spore: L27
Slash: L34
Growth: L41
Pokedex: Burrows
to suck tree roots. The mushrooms on its bac grow by
drawing in
nutrients from the bug host.
#47 - Parasect
Type: Bug/Grass
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 65 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Stun Spore: -
Leech Life: -
Spore: L30
Slash: L39
Growth: L48
Pokedex: A
host-parasite pair in the which the parasite mushroom has
taken over the
host bug. Prefers damp places.
#48 - Venonat
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolution:
Venomoth - L31
Location: Same
as Gloom, Safari Zone
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Disable: -
Poison Powder:
L24
Leech Life: L27
Stun Spore: L30
Psybeam: L35
Sleep Powder:
L38
Psychic: L43
Pokedex: Lives
in the shadows of tall trees where it eats insects. It
is attracted by
light at night.
#49 - Venomoth
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone, Victory Road
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 28 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Disable: -
Poison Powder: -
Leech Life: -
Stun Spore: -
Psybeam: L38
Sleep Powder:
L43
Psychic: L50
Pokedex: The
dust-like scales covering its wings are color coded to
indicate the
kinds of poison it has.
#50 - Diglett
Type: Ground
Evolution:
Dugtrio - L26
Location:
Diglett's Cave
Height: 0' 8''
Weight: 2 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: L15
Dig: L19
Sand-Attack: L24
Slash: L31
Earthquake: L40
Pokedex: Lives
about one yard underground where it feeds on plant
roots. It
sometimes appears above ground.
#51 - Dugtrio
Type: Ground
Evolution: -
Location:
Diglett's Cave
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 72 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: -: -
Sand-Attack: -
Slash: L35
Earthquake: L47
Pokedex: A team
of Diglett triplets. It triggers huge earthquakes by
burrowing 60
miles underground.
#52 - Meowth
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Normal
Evolution:
Persian - L28
Location: Route
5, Route 7, Route 8, Vermilion
City
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 9 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: -
Bite: L12
Pay Day: L17
Screech: L24
Fury Swipes: L33
Slash: L44
Pokedex: Adores
circular objects. Wanders the streets on a nightly
basis to look
for dropped loose change.
#53 - Persian
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 71 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Growl: -
Bite: -
Pay Day: -
Screech: -
Fury Swipes: L37
Slash: L51
Pokedex:
Although its fur has many admirers, it is tough to raise as
a pet because of
its fickle meanness.
#54 - Psyduck
Type: Water:
Golduck - L33
Location: Seafoam Islands, Safari Zone (Fish for him)
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 43 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Tail Whip: L28
Disable: L31
Confusion: L36
Fury Swipes: L43
Hydro Pump: L52
Pokedex: While
lulling its enemies with its vacant look, this wily
Pokemon will use
psychokinetic powers.
#55 - Golduck
Type: Water
Evolution: -: -
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 169 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Tail Whip: -
Disable: -
Confusion: L39
Fury Swipes: L48
Hydro Pump: L59
Pokedex: Often
seen swimming elegantly by lake shores. It is often
mistaken for the
Japanese monster, Kappa.
#56 - Mankey
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Fighting
Evolution:
Primeape - L28
Location: Route
5, Route 6, Route 8, Route 7
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 62 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Leer: -
Karate Chop: L15
Fury Attack: L21
Focus Energy:
L27
Seismic Toss:
L33
Thrash: L39
Pokedex:
Extremely quick to anger. It could be docile one moment then
thrashing away
the next instant.
#57 - Primeape
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Fighting
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 71 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Leer: -
Karate Chop: -
Fury Attack: -
Focus Energy: -
Seismic Toss:
L37
Thrash: L46
Pokedex: Always
furious and tenacious to boot. It will not abandon
chasing its
quarry until it is caught.
#58 - Growlithe
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Fire
Evolution:
Arcanine - Fire Stone
Location: Route
7, Route 8, Pokemon Mansion (Cinnabar
Island)
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 42 lbs.
Abilities:
Bite: -
Roar: -
Ember: L18
Leer: L23
Take Down: L30
Agility: L39
Flamethrower:
L50
Pokedex: Very protective
of its territory. It will bark and bite to
repel intruders
from its space.
#59 - Arcanine
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Fire
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 6' 3''
Weight: 342 lbs.
Abilities:
Roar: -
Ember: -
Leer: -
Take Down: -
Pokedex: A Pokemon
that has been admired since the past for its
beauty. It runs
agilely as if on wings.
#60 - Poliwag
Type: Water
Evolution:
Poliwhirl - L25
Location: Fish
for him!
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 27 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Hypnosis: L16
Water Gun: L19
Doubleslap: L25
Body Slam: L31
Amnesia: L38
Hydro Pump: L45
Pokedex: Its
newly grown legs prevent it from running. It appears to
prefer swimming
than trying to stand.
#61 - Poliwhirl
Type: Water
Evolution:
Poliwrath - Water Stone
Location: Fish
for him!
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 44 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Hypnosis: -
Water Gun: -
Doubleslap: -
Body Slam: L33
Amnesia: L41
Hydro Pump: L49
Pokedex: Capable
of living in or out of water. When out of water, it
sweats to keep
its body slimy.
#62 - Poliwrath
Type:
Water/Fighting
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 119 lbs.
Abilities:
Hypnosis: -
Water Gun: -
Doubleslap: -
Body Slam: -
Pokedex: An
adept swimming at both the front crawl and breast stroke.
Easily overtakes
the best human swimmers.
#63 - Abra
Type: Psychic
Evolution:
Kadabra - L16
Location: Route
24, Route 25
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 43 lbs.
Abilities:
Teleport: -
Pokedex: Using
its ability to read minds, it will identify impending
danger and
Teleport to safety.
#64 - Kadabra
Type: Psychic
Evolution:
Alakazam - Trade Kadabra
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 125 lbs.
Abilities:
Teleport: -
Confusion: -
Disable: L20
Psybeam: L27
Recover: L31
Psychic: L38
Reflect: L42
Pokedex: It
emits special alpha waves from its body that induce
headaches just
by being close by.
#65 - Alakazam
Type: Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 106 lbs.
Abilities:
Teleport: -
Confusion: -
Disable: L20
Psybeam: L27
Recover: L31
Psychic: L38
Reflect: L42
Pokedex: Its brain
can outperform a super computer. Its intelligence
quotient is said
to be 5,000.
#66 - Machop
Type: Fighting
Evolution:
Machoke - L28
Location: Rock
Tunnel, Victory Road
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 43 lbs.
Abilities:
Karate Chop: -
Low Kick: L20
Leer: L25
Focus Energy:
L32
Seismic Toss:
L39
Submission: L46
Pokedex: Loves
to build muscles. It trains in all styles of martial
arts to become
even stronger.
#67 - Machoke
Type: Fighting
Evolution:
Machamp - Trade Machoke
Location: Victory Road
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 155 lbs.
Abilities:
Karate Chop: -
Low Kick: -
Leer: -
Focus Energy:
L36
Seismic Toss:
L44
Submission: L52
Pokedex: Its
muscular body is so powerful, it must wear a power save
belt to be able
to regulate its motion.
#68 - Machamp
Type: Fighting
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 287 lbs.
Abilities:
Karate Chop: -
Low Kick: -
Leer: -
Focus Energy:
L36
Seismic Toss:
L44
Submission: L52
Pokedex: Using
its heavy muscles, it throws powerful punches that can
send a victim clear
over the horizon.
#69 - Bellsprout
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution:
Weepinbell - L21
Location: Lots
of places!
Height: 2' 4''
Weight: 9 lbs.
Abilities:
Vine Whip: -
Growth: -
Wrap: L13
Poison Powder:
L15
Sleep Powder:
L18
Stun Spore: L21
Acid: L26
Razor Leaf: L33
Slam: L42
Pokedex: A
carnivorous Pokemon that traps and eats bugs. It uses its
root feet to
soak up needed moisture.
#70 - Weepinbell
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution:
Victreebel - Leaf Stone
Location: Route
12, Route 13, Route 14, Route 15
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 14 lbs.
Abilities:
Vine Whip: -
Growth: -
Wrap: -
Powder: -
Sleep Powder: -
Stun Spore: L23
Acid: L29
Razor Leaf: L38
Slam: L49
Pokedex: It
spits out Poisonpowder to immobilize the enemy and then
finishes it with
a spray of Acid.
#71 - Victreebel
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type:
Grass/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 34 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Poison Powder: -
Sleep Powder: -
Pokedex: Said to
live in huge colonies deep in jungles, although no
one has returned
from there.
#72 - Tentacool
Type:
Water/Poison
Evolution:
Tentacruel - L30
Location: Sea Route 21, Sea Route 20, Sea Route 19
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 100 lbs.
Abilities:
Acid: -
Super Sonic: L7
Wrap: L13
Poison Sting:
L18
Water Gun: L22
Constrict: L27:
L33
Screech: L40
Hydro Pump: L48
Pokedex: Drifts
in shallow seas. Anglers who hook them by accident
are often
punished by stinging acid.
#73 - Tentacruel
Type:
Water/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 121 lbs.
Abilities:
Acid: -
Super Sonic: -
Wrap: -
Poison Sting: -
Water Gun: -
Constrict: -
Barrier: L35
Screech: L43
Hydro Pump: L50
Pokedex: The
tentacles are normally cut short. On hunts, they are
extended to ensnare
and immobilize prey.
#74 - Geodude
Type:
Rock/Ground
Evolution:
Graveler - L25
Location: Mt. Moon,
Rock Tunnel, Victory Road
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 44 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Defense Curl:
L11
Rock Throw: L16
Self Destruct:
L21
Harden: L26
Earthquake: L31
Explosion: L36
Pokedex: Found
in fields and mountains. Mistaking them for boulders,
people often
step or trip on them.
#75 - Graveler
Type:
Rock/Ground
Evolution: Golem
- Trade Graveler
Location: Victory Road
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 232 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Defense Curl: -
Rock Throw: -
Self Destruct: -
Harden: L29
Earthquake: L36
Explosion: L43
Pokedex: Rolls
down slopes to move. It rolls over any obstacle
without slowing
or changing its direction.
#76 - Golem
Type:
Rock/Ground
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 662 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Defense Curl: -
Rock Throw: -
Self Destruct: -
Harden: L29
Earthquake: L36
Explosion: L43
Pokedex: Its
boulder-like body is extremely hard. It can easily
withstand dynamite
blasts without damage.
#77 - Ponyta
Type: Fire
Evolution:
Rapidash - L40
Location: Pokemon Mansion
(Cinnabar Island)
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Ember: -
Tail Whip: L30
Stomp: L32
Growl: L35
Fire Spin: L39
Take Down: L43
Agility: L48
Pokedex: Its
hooves are 10 times harder than diamonds. It can trample
anything
completely flat in little time.
#78 - Rapidash
Type: Fire
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 209 lbs.
Abilities:
Ember: -
Tail Whip: -
Stomp: -
Growl: -
Fire Spin: -
Take Down: L47
Agility: L55
Pokedex: Very
competitive. this Pokemon will chase anything that
moves fast in
the hopes of racing it.
#79 - Slowpoke
Type:
Water/Psychic
Evolution:
Slowbro - L37
Location: Seafoam Islands, Safari Zone (Fish for him)
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 79 lbs.
Abilities:
Confusion: -
Disable: L18
Head Butt: L22
Growl: L27
Water Gun: L33
Amnesia: L40
Psychic: L48
Pokedex:
Incredibly slow and dopey. It takes 5 seconds for it to feel
pain when under
attack.
#80 - Slowbro
Type:
Water/Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: Route
22 & 23 (Fish), Seafoam
Islands, Unknown Dungeon
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 173 lbs.
Abilities:
Confusion: -
Disable: -
Head Butt: -
Growl: -
Water Gun: -
Amnesia: L44
Psychic: L55
Pokedex: The Shellder
that is latched onto Slowpoke's tail is said to
feed on the
host's left over scraps.
#81 - Magnemite
Type: Electric
Evolution:
Magneton - L30
Location: Power
Plant
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 13 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sonic Boom: L21
Thundershock:
L25
Supersonic: L29
Thunder Wave:
L35
Swift: L41
Screech: L47
Pokedex: Uses
anti-gravity to stay suspended. Appears without warning
and uses Thunder
Wave and similar moves.
#82 - Magneton
Type: Electric
Evolution: -
Location: Power
Plant, Unknown Dungeon
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 132 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sonic Boom: -
Thundershock: -
Supersonic: -
Thunder Wave:
L38
Swift: L46
Screech: L54
Pokedex: Former
by several Magnemites linked together. They
frequently
appear when sunspots flare up.
#83 - Farfetch'd
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Trade
a Spearow for this at Vermilion
City
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 33 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Sand-Attack: -
Leer: L7
Fury Attack: L15
Swords Dance:
L23
Agility: L31
Slash: L39
Pokedex: The sprig
of green onions it holds is its weapon. It is used
much like a
metal sword.
#84 - Doduo
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution:
Dodrio - L31
Location: Route
16, Route 17, Route 18, Safari Zone
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 86 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Growl: L20
Fury Attack: L24
Drill Peck: L30
Rage: L36
Tri Attack: L40
Agility: L44
Pokedex: A bird
that makes up for its poor flying with its fast foot
speed. Leaves
giant footprints.
#85 - Dodrio
Type:
Normal/Flying
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 5' 11''
Weight: 188
lbs.:
Peck: -
Growl: -
Fury Attack: -
Drill Peck: -
Rage: L39
Tri Attack: L45
Agility: L51
Pokedex: Uses
its three brains to execute complex plans. While two
heads sleep, one
head stays awake.
#86 - Seel
Type: Water
Evolution: Dewgong
- L34
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 198 lbs.
Abilities:
Head Butt: -
Growl: L30
Aurora Beam: L35
Rest: L40
Take Down: L45
Ice Beam: L50
Pokedex: The
protruding horn on its head is very hard. It is used for
bashing through
thick ice.
#87 - Dewgong
Type: Water/Ice
Evolution: -
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 265 lbs.
Abilities:
Head Butt: -
Growl: -
Aurora Beam: L35
Rest: L44
Take Down: L50
Ice Beam: L56
Pokedex: Stores thermal
energy in its body. Swims at a steady 8 knots
even in
intensely cold waters.
#88 - Grimer
Type: Poison
Evolution: Muk -
L38
Location: Pokemon Mansion
(Cinnabar Island)
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Disable: -
Poison Gas: L30
Minimize: L33
Sludge: L37
Harden: L42
Screech: L48
Acid Armor: L55
Pokedex: Appears
in filthy areas. Thrives by sucking up polluted
sludge that is
pumped out of factories.
#89 - Muk:
Poison
Evolution: -
Location: Pokemon Mansion
(Cinnabar Island), Unknown Dungeon
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Disable: -
Poison Gas: -
Minimize: -
Sludge: -
Harden: L45
Screech: L53
Acid Armor: L60
Pokedex: Thickly
covered with a filthy, vile sludge. It is so toxic,
even its
footprints contain poison.
#90 - Shellder
Type: Water
Evolution:
Cloyster - Water Stone
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 9 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Withdraw: -
Supersonic: L18
Clamp: L23
Aurora Beam: L30
Leer: L39
Ice Beam: L50
Pokedex: Its hard
shell repels any kind of attack. It is vulnerable
only when its
shell is open.
#91 - Cloyster
Type: Water/Ice
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 292 lbs.
Abilities:
Withdraw: -
Supersonic: -
Clamp: -Beam: -
Spike Cannon:
L50
Pokedex: When
attacked, it launches its horn in quick volleys. Its
innards have
never been seen.
#92 - Gastly
Type:
Ghost/Poison
Evolution:
Haunter - L25
Location: Pokemon Tower
(Lavender Town)
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 0.2 lbs.
Abilities:
Lick: -
Confuse Ray: -
Night Shade: -
Hypnosis: L27
Dream Eater: L35
Pokedex: Almost
invisible, this gaseous Pokemon cloaks the target and
puts it to sleep
without notice.
#93 - Haunter
Type:
Ghost/Poison
Evolution:
Gengar - Trade Haunter
Location: Pokemon Tower
(Lavender Town)
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 0.2 lbs.
Abilities:
Lick: -
Confuse Ray: -
Night Shade: -
Hypnosis: L29
Dream Eater: L38
Pokedex: Because
of its ability to slip through block walls, it is
said to be from
another dimension.
#94 - Gengar
Type:
Ghost/Poison
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 89 lbs.
Abilities:
Lick: -
Confuse Ray: -
Night Shade: -
Hypnosis: L29
Dream Eater: L38
Pokedex: Under a
full moon, this Pokemon likes to mimic the shadows
of people and
laugh at their fright.
#95 - Onix
Type:
Rock/Ground
Evolution: -
Location: Rock
Tunnel, Victory Road
Height: 28' 10''
Weight: 463 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Screech: -
Bind: L15
Rock Throw: L19
Rage: L25
Slam: L33
Harden: L43
Pokedex: As it
grows, the stone portions of its body harden to become
similar to a
diamond, but colored black.
#96 - Drowzee
Type: Psychic
Evolution: Hypno
- L26
Location: Route
11
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 71 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Hypnosis: -
Disable: L12
Confusion: L17
Head Butt: L24
Poison Gas: L29
Psychic: L32
Meditate: L37
Pokedex: Puts
enemies to sleep then eats their dreams. Occasionally
gets sick from
eating bad dreams.
#97 - Hypno
Type: Psychic
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 167 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Hypnosis: -
Disable: -
Confusion: -
Head Butt: -
Poison Gas: L33
Psychic: L37
Meditate: L43
Pokedex: When it
locks eyes with the enemy, it will use a mix of Psi
moves such as
Hypnosis and Confusion.
#98 - Krabby
Type: Water
Evolution:
Kingler - L28
Location: Fish
for him, Safari Zone (Fish for him)
Height: 1' 4'':
14 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Leer: -
Vice Grip: L20
Guillotine: L25
Stomp: L30
Crab Hammer: L35
Harden: L40
Pokedex: Its
pincers are not only powerful weapons, they are used for
balance when
walking sideways.
#99 - Kingler
Type: Water
Evolution: -
Location: Route
22 & 23 (Fish for him), Seafoam
Islands, Unknown
Dungeon
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 132 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Leer: -
Vice Grip: -
Guillotine: -
Stomp: L34
Crab Hammer: L42
Harden: L49
Pokedex: The
large pincer has 10,000 HP of crushing power. However,
its huge size
makes it unwieldy to use.
#100 - Voltorb
Type: Electric
Evolution:
Electrode - L30
Location: Route
10, Power Plant
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 23 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Screech: -
Sonic Boom: L17
Self Destruct:
L22
Light Screen:
L29
Swift: L36
Explosion: L43
Pokedex: Usually
found in power plants. Easily mistaken for a Poke
Ball, they have
zapped many people.
#101 - Electrode
Type: Electric
Evolution: -
Location: Power
Plant, Cinnabar Island,
Cerulean City (?),
Unknown
Dungeon
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 147
lbs.:
Tackle: -
Screech: -
Sonic Boom: -
Self Destruct: -
Light Screen: -
Swift: L40
Explosion: L50
Pokedex: It
stores electric energy under very high pressure. It often
explodes with
little or no provocation.
#102 - Exeggcute
Type: Grass
Evolution:
Exeggutor - Leaf Stone
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 6 lbs.
Abilities:
Barrage: -
Hypnosis: -
Reflect: L25
Leech Seed: L28
Stun Spore: L32
Poison Powder:
L37
Solar Beam: L42
Sleep Powder:
L48
Pokedex: Often
mistaken for eggs. When disturbed, they quickly gather
and attack in
swarms.
#103 - Exeggutor
Type:
Grass/Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 6' 7''
Weight: 265 lbs.
Abilities:
Barrage: -
Hypnosis: -
Stomp: L28
Pokedex: Legend
has it that on rare occasions, one of its heads will
drop off and
continue on as an Exeggcute.
#104 - Cubone
Type: Ground
Evolution:
Marowak - L28
Location: Pokemon Tower
(Lavender Town)
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 14 lbs.
Abilities:
Bone Club: -
Growl: -
Leer: L25
Focus Energy:
L31
Thrash: L38
Bonemerang: L43
Rage: L46
Pokedex: Because
it never removes its skull helmet, no one has ever
seen this
Pokemon's real face.
#105 - Marowak
Type: Ground
Evolution: -
Location: Victory Road, Unknown Dungeon
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 99 lbs.
Abilities:
Bone Club: -
Growl: -
Leer: -
Focus Energy:
L33
Thrash: L41
Bonemerang: L48
Rage: L55
Pokedex: The
bone it hold is its key weapon. It throws the bone
skillfully like
a boomerang to KO targets.
#106 - Hitmonlee
Type: Fighting
Evolution: -
Location:
Fighting Dojo Gym (Saffron
City, choose this or a
Hitmonchan)
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 110 lbs.
Abilities:
Kick: -
Meditate: -
Rolling Kick:
L33
Jump Kick: L38
Focus Energy:
L43
Hi Jump Kick:
L48
Mega Kick: L53
Pokedex: When in
a hurry, its legs lengthen progressively. It runs
smoothly with
extra long, loping strides.
#107 -
Hitmonchan
Type: Fighting
Evolution: -
Location:
Fighting Dojo Gym (Saffron
City, choose this or a
Hitmonlee)
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 111 lbs.
Abilities:
Comet Punch: -
Agility: -
Fire Punch: L33
Ice Punch: L38
Thunder Punch:
L43
Mega Punch: L48
Counter: L53
Pokedex: While
apparently doing nothing, it fires punches in
lightning fast volleys
that are impossible to see.
#108 - Lickitung
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Trade
a Slowbro for this at Route 18
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 144 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Supersonic: -
Stomp: L7
Disable: L15
Defense Curl:
L23
Slam: L31
Screech: L39
Pokedex: Its
tongue can be extended like a chameleon's. It leaves a
tingling
sensation when it licks enemies.
#109 - Koffing
Type: Poison
Evolution:
Weezing - L35
Location: Pokemon Mansion
(Cinnabar Island)
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 2 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Smog: -
Sludge: L32
Smoke Screen:
L37
Self Destruct:
L40
Haze: L45
Explosion: L48
Pokedex: Because
it store several kinds of toxic gases in its body,
it is prone to
exploding without warning.
#110 - Weezing
Type: Poison
Evolution: -
Location: Pokemon Mansion
(Cinnabar Island)
Height: 3' 11'':
21 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Smog: -
Sludge: -
Smoke Screen:
L39
Self Destruct:
L43
Haze: L49
Explosion: L53
Pokedex: Where
two of poison gases meet, 2 Koffings can fuse into a
Weezing over
many years.
#111 - Rhyhorn
Type:
Ground/Rock
Evolution:
Rhydon - L42
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 254 lbs.
Abilities:
Horn Attack: -
Stomp: L30
Tail Whip: L35
Fury Attack: L40
Horn Drill: L45
Leer: L50
Take Down: L55
Pokedex: It
massive bones are 1,000 times harder than human bones. It
can easily knock
a trailer flying.
#112 - Rhydon
Type:
Ground/Rock
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 6' 3''
Weight: 265 lbs.
Abilities:
Stomp: -
Tail Whip: -
Fury Attack: -
Horn Drill: L48
Leer: L55
Take Down: L64
Pokedex:
Protected by an armor-like hide, it is capable of living in
molten lava of
3,600 degrees.
#113 - Chansey
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone, Unknown Dungeon: 3' 7''
Weight: 76 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Doubleslap: -
Sing: L24
Growl: L30
Minimize: L38
Defense Curl:
L44
Light Screen:
L48
Double-Edge: L54
Pokedex: A rare
and elusive Pokemon that is said to bring happiness
to those who
manage to get it.
#114 - Tangela
Type: Grass
Evolution: -
Location: Sea Route
21 (Grass near Pallet
Town)
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 77 lbs.
Abilities:
Constrict: -
Bind: -
Absorb: L29
Poison Powder:
L32
Stun Spore: L36
Sleep Powder:
L39
Slam: L45
Growth: L49
Pokedex: The
whole body is swathed with wide vines that are similar
to seaweed. Its
vines shake as it walks.
#115 -
Kangaskhan
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 7' 3''
Weight: 176 lbs.
Abilities:
Comet Punch: -
Rage: -
Bite: L26
Tail Whip: L31
Mega Punch: L36
Leer: L41
Dizzy Punch: L46
Pokedex: The infant
rarely ventures out of its mother's protective
pouch until it
is 3 years old.
#116 - Horsea
Type: Water
Evolution:
Seadra - L32
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 18 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Smoke Screen:
L19
Leer: L24
Water Gun: L30
Agility: L37
Hydro Pump: L45
Pokedex: Known
to shoot down flying bugs with precision blasts of ink
from the surface
of the water.
#117 - Seadra
Type: Water
Evolution: -
Location: Fish
for him! (At Victory Road)
Height: 3' 11''
Weight: 55 lbs.
Abilities:
Bubble: -
Smoke Screen: -
Leer: -
Water Gun: -
Agility: L41
Hydro Pump: L52
Pokedex: Capable
of swimming backwards by rapidly flapping its wing-
like pectoral
fins and stout tail.
#118 - Goldeen
Type: Water
Evolution:
Seaking - L33
Location: Fish
for him!
Height: 2' 0''
Weight: 33 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -Whip: -
Supersonic: L19
Horn Attack: L24
Fury Attack: L30
Waterfall: L37
Horn Drill: L45
Agility: L54
Pokedex: Its
tail fin billows like an elegant ballroom dress, giving
it the nickname
of the Water Queen.
#119 - Seaking
Type: Water: -
Location: Fish
for him! (At Victory Road)
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 86 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Tail Whip: -
Supersonic: -
Horn Attack: -
Fury Attack: -
Waterfall: L39
Horn Drill: L48
Agility: L54
Pokedex: In
autumn spawning season, they can be seen swimming
powerfully up
rivers and creeks.
#120 - Staryu
Type: Water
Evolution:
Starmie - Water Stone
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 76 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Water Gun: L17
Harden: L22
Recover: L27:
L32
Minimize: L37
Light Screen:
L42
Hydro Pump: L47
Pokedex: An
enigmatic Pokemon that can effortlessly regenerate any
appendage its
loses in battle.
#121 - Starmie
Type:
Water/Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 176 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Water Gun: -
Harden: -
Pokedex: Its
central core glows with the seven colors of the rainbow.
Some people
value the core as a gem.
#122 - Mr. Mime
Type: Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: Trade
an Abra for this near Viridian
Forest
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 120 lbs.
Abilities:
Confusion: -
Barrier: -
Light Screen:
L23
Doubleslap: L31
Meditate: L39
Substitute: L47
Pokedex: If
interrupted while it is miming, it will slap around the
offender with
its broad hands.
#123 - Scyther
(Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Bug/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 123 lbs.
Abilities:
Quick Attack: -
Leer: L17
Focus Energy:
L20
Double Team: L24
Slash: L29
Swords Dance:
L35
Agility: L42
Pokedex: With ninja-like
agility and speed, in can create the
illusion that
there is more than one.
#124 - Jynx
Type:
Ice/Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: Trade
a Poliwhirl for this at Cerulean
City
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 90 lbs.
Abilities:
Pound: -
Lovely Kiss: -
Sing: L15
Double Slap: L23
Ice Punch: L31
Meditate: L39
Blizzard: L47
Pokedex: It
seductively wiggles its hips as it walks. It can cause
people to dance
in unison with it.
#125 -
Electabuzz (Red Version ONLY!)
Type: Electric
Evolution: -
Location: Power Plant
Height: 3' 7''
Weight: 66 lbs.
Abilities:
Quick Attack: -:
-
Thundershock:
L34
Screech: L37
Thunderpunch:
L42
Light Screen:
L49
Thunder: L54
Pokedex:
Normally found near power plants, they can wander away and
cause major
blackouts in cities.
#126 - Magmar
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Fire
Evolution: -
Location: Cinnabar Island
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 98 lbs.
Abilities:
Ember: -
Leer: L36
Confuse Ray: L39
Fire Punch: L43
Smoke Screen:
L48
Smog: L52
Flamethrower:
L55
Pokedex: Its body
always burns with an orange glow that enables it to
hide perfectly
among flames.
#127 - Pinsir
(Blue Version ONLY!)
Type: Bug
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 4' 11''
Weight: 121 lbs.
Abilities:
Vicegrip: -
Seismic Toss:
L25
Guillotine: L30
Focus Energy:
L36
Harden: L43
Slash: L49
Swords Dance:
L54
Pokedex: If it
fails to crush the victim in its pincers, it will
swing is around
and toss it hard.
#128 - Tauros
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Safari
Zone
Height: 4' 7''
Weight: 195 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Stomp: L21
Tail Whip: L28
Leer: L35
Rage: L44
Take Down: L51
Pokedex: When it
targets an enemy, it charges furiously while
whipping its
body with its long tails.
#129 - Magikarp
Type: Water
Evolution:
Gyrados - L20
Location: Buy it
at Mt. Moon Pokemon
Center, Fish for him!
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 22 lbs.
Abilities:
Splash: -
Tackle: L15
Pokedex: In the
distant past, it was somewhat stronger than the
horribly weak
descendants that exist today.
#130 - Gyrados
Type:
Water/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 21' 4''
Weight: 518 lbs.
Abilities:
Bite: L20
Dragon Rage: L25
Leer: L32
Hydro Pump: L41
Hyper Beam: L52
Pokedex: Rarely
seen in the wild. Huge and vicious, it is capable of
destroying
entire cities in a rage.
#131 - Lapras
Type: Water/Ice
Evolution: -
Location: Silph
Co. (Saffron City)
Height: 8' 2''
Weight: 485 lbs.
Abilities:
Water Gun: -
Growl: -
Sing: L16
Mist: L20Slam:
L25
Confuse Ray: L31
Ice Beam: L38
Hydro Pump: L46
Pokedex: A Pokemon
that has been over hunted almost to extinction. It
can ferry people
across the water.
#132 - Ditto
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Route
13, Route 14, Route 15, Route 23
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 9 lbs.
Abilities:
Transform: -
Pokedex: Capable
of copying an enemy's genetic code to instantly
transform itself
into a duplicate of the enemy.
#133 - Eevee
Type: Normal
Evolution: See
chart below
Location: Back
of Pokemon Mansion
(Celadon City)
Height: 1' 0''
Weight: 14 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack:
L27
Tail Whip: L31
Bite: L37
Take Down: L45
Pokedex: Its
genetic code is irregular. It may mutate if it is
exposed to
radiation from element Stones.
------------------------
*Eevee's Evolution*
------------------------
Water Stone >
Vaporeon
Thunder Stone
> Jolteon
Fire Stone >
Flareon
------------------------
#134 - Vaporeon
Type: Water: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 64 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack:
L27
Water Gun: L31
Tail Whip: L37
Bite: L40
Acid Armor: L42
Haze: L44: L48
Hydro Pump: L54
Pokedex: Lives
close to the water. Its long tail is ridged with a fin
which is often
mistaken for a mermaid's.
#135 - Jolteon
Type: Electric
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 54 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack:
L27
Thundershock:
L31
Tail Whip: L37
Thunder Wave:
L40
Double Kick: L42
Agility: L44
Pin Missle: L48
Thunder: L54
Pokedex: It
accumulates negative ions in the atmosphere to blast out
10,000-volt lightning
bolts.
#136 - Flareon
Type: Fire
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 2' 11''
Weight: 55 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sand-Attack: -
Quick Attack:
L27
Ember: L31
Tail Whip: L37
Bite: L40
Leer: L42
Fire Spin: L44
Rage: L48
Flamethrower:
L54
Pokedex: When
storing thermal energy in its body, its temperature
could soar over
1,600 degrees.
#137 - Porygon
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location:
Exchange Corner (Celadon
City)
Height: 2' 7''
Weight: 80 lbs.
Abilities:
Tackle: -
Sharpen: -
Conversion: -
Psybeam: L23
Recover: L28
Agility: L35
Tri Attack: L42
Pokedex: A
Pokemon that consists entirely of programming code.
Capable of
moving freely in cyberspace.
#138 - Omanyte
Type: Rock/Water
Evolution:
Omastar - L40
Location: Revive
with Helix Fossil at Cinnabar
Island
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 17 lbs.
Abilities:
Water Gun: -
Withdraw: -
Horn Attack: L34
Leer: L39
Spike Cannon:
L44
Hydro Pump: L49
Pokedex:
Although long extinct, in rare cases, it can be genetically
resurrected from
fossils.
#139 - Omastar
Type:
Rock/Water: -
Location: -
Height: 3' 3''
Weight: 77 lbs.
Abilities:
Water Gun: -
Withdraw: -
Horn Attack: -
Leer: -
Spike Cannon:
L46
Hydro Pump: L53:
A prehistoric Pokemon that died out when its heavy
shell made it
impossible to catch prey.
#140 - Kabuto
Type: Rock/Water
Evolution:
Kabutops - L40
Location: Revive
with Dome Fossil at Cinnabar
Island
Height: 1' 8''
Weight: 25 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Harden: -
Absorb: L34
Slash: L39
Leer: L44
Hydro Pump: L49
Pokedex: A Pokemon
that was resurrected from a fossil found in what
was once the
ocean floor eons ago.
#141 - Kabutops
Type: Rock/Water
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 4' 3''
Weight: 89 lbs.
Abilities:
Scratch: -
Harden: -
Absorb: -
Slash: -
Leer: L46
Hydro Pump: L53
Pokedex: Its
sleek shape is perfect for swimming. It slashes prey
with its claws
and drains the body fluids.
#142 -
Aerodactyl
Type:
Rock/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Revive
with Old Amber at Cinnabar
Island
Height: 5' 11''
Weight: 130 lbs.
Abilities:
Wing Attack: -
Agility: -
Supersonic: L33
Bite: L38
Take Down: L45
Hyper Beam: L54
Pokedex: A
ferocious, prehistoric Pokemon that goes for the enemy's
throat with its
serrated saw-like fangs.
*#143 - Snorlax*
Type: Normal
Evolution: -
Location: Use
Poke Flute on him at Route 12 and Route 19
Height: 6' 11''
Weight: 1014
lbs.
Abilities:
Head Butt: -
Amnesia: -
Rest: -
Body Slam: L35
Harden: L41
Double-Edge: L48
Hyper Beam: L56
Pokedex: Very
lazy. Just eats and sleeps. As its rotund bulk builds,
it becomes
steadily more slothful.
*#144 -
Articuno*
Type: Ice/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Seafoam Islands
Height: 5' 7''
Weight: 122 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Ice Beam: -
Blizzard: L51
Agility: L55
Mist: L60
Pokedex: A
legendary bird Pokemon that is said to appear to doomed who
are lost in icy
mountains.
*#145 - Zapdos*
Type:
Electric/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Power
Plant
Height: 5' 3''
Weight: 116 lbs.
Abilities:
Thundershock: -
Drill Peck: -
Thunder: L51
Agility: L55
Light Screen:
L60
Pokedex: A legendary
bird Pokemon that is said to appear from clouds
while dropping
enormous lightning bolts.
*#146 - Moltres*
Type:
Fire/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: Victory Road Cave
Height: 6' 7''
Weight: 132 lbs.
Abilities:
Peck: -
Fire Spin: -
Leer: L51
Agility: L55
Sky Attack: L60
Pokedex: Known
as the legendary bird of fire. Every flap of its wings
creates a
dazzling flash of flames.
#147 - Dratini
Type: Dragon
Evolution:
Dragonair - L30
Location: Safari
Zone (Fish for him), Exchange Corner (Celadon City)
Height: 5' 11''
Weight: 7 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Leer: -
Thunder Wave:
L10
Agility: L20
Slam: L30
Dragon Rage: L40
Hyper Beam: L50
Pokedex: Long
considered a mythical Pokemon until recently when a
small colony was
found living underwater.
#148 - Dragonair
Type: Dragon
Evolution:
Dragonite - L55
Location: -
Height: 13' 1''
Weight: 36 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Leer: -
Thunder Wave: -
Agility: -
Slam: L35
Dragon Rage: L45
Hyper Beam: L55
Pokedex: A
mystical Pokemon that exudes a gentle aura. Has the
ability to
change climate conditions.
#149 - Dragonite
Type:
Dragon/Flying
Evolution: -
Location: -
Height: 7' 3''
Weight: 463 lbs.
Abilities:
Wrap: -
Leer: -
Thunder Wave: -
Agility: -
Slam: -
Dragon Rage: -
Hyper Beam: -
Pokedex: An
extremely rarely seen marine Pokemon. Its intelligence is
said to match
that of humans.
*#150 - Mewtwo*
Type: Psychic
Evolution: -
Location:
Unknown Dungeon
Height: 6' 7''
Weight: 269 lbs.
Abilities:
Swift: -
Barrier: -
Psychic: -
Recover: -
Mist: L75
Amnesia: L81
Pokedex: It was
created by a scientist after years of horrific gene
splicing and DNA
engineering experiments.
*#151 Mew*
Type: Psychic
Evolution: -
Location: See
Game Genie/GameShark Codes section
Height: 1' 4''
Weight: 9 lbs.
Abilities:
Transform: -
Pound: -
Mega Punch: L20
Metronome: L30
Psychic: L40
Pokedex: So rare
that it is still said to be a mirage by many
experts. Only a
few people have seen it worldwide.
Note: Mew is
compatible with EVERY TM and HM!
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7) ITEMS /
STORES
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This section
contains info the items and the stores.
=====
Items
=====
Balls:
Poke Ball - Used
to catch Pokemon.
Great Ball -
Catches better than a Poke Ball.
Ultra Ball -
Catches better than a Great Ball.
Master Ball -
Only one. Catches ANY Pokemon 100% of the time!
Safari Ball -
Used to catch Pokemon in "Safari Zone".
Stones/Fossils:
Fire Stone -
Evolves certain Fire-type Pokemon.
Thunder Stone -
Evolves certain Electric-type Pokemon.
Water Stone -
Evolves certain Water-type Pokemon.
Leaf Stone -
Evolves certain Grass-type Pokemon.
Moon Stone -
Evolves some other types of Pokemon.
Helix Fossil -
Revive "Omanyte".
Dome Fossil -
Revive "Kabuto".
Old Amber -
Revive "Aerodactyl".
Recovery:
Antidote - Cures
"Poison".
Burn Heal -
Cures "Burn".
Ice Heal - Cures
"Freeze".
Awakening -
Cures "Sleep".
Paralyze Heal -
Cures "Paralyze".
Full Heal -
Cures Poison, Burn, Freeze, Sleep, and Paralyze.
Potion -
Restores some HP.
Super Potion -
Restores more HP than a Potion.
Hyper Potion -
Restores more HP than a Super Potion.
Max Potion -
Restores all HP.
Fresh Water - In
battle, restores some HP.
Soda Pop -
Restores more HP than Fresh Water in battle.
Lemonade -
Restores more HP than Soda Pop in battle.
Full Restore -
Heals all conditions and HP.
Revive - Revives
a fainted Pokemon, restores 1/2 its HP.
Max Revive -
Revives a fainted Pokemon, restores all HP.
Elixier -
Recover 10 PP for all attacks.
Max Elixier -
Recover all PP for all attacks.
Ether - Recover
10 PP for an attack.
Max Ether -
Recover all PP for an attack.
Power-ups:
Rare Candy -
Raises a level for a Pokemon.
HP Up -
Increases HP.
PP Up -
Increases PP.
Protein -
Increases Attack.
Iron - Increases
Defense.
Carbos -
Increases Speed.
Calcium -
Increases Special.
X Attack - In
battle, increases Attack.
X Defend - In
battle, increases Defense.
X Speed - In
battle, increases Speed.
X Special - In
battle, increases Special.
X Accuracy - In
battle, increases chance of hitting.
Guard Spec. - In
battle, the enemy can't use special attack.
Dire Hit - In
battle, attacks become more effective.
Field:
Bicycle - Can be
obtained for free with a Bike Voucher.
Escape Rope -
Moves you out of a cave.
Repel -
Decreases enemy encounter rate for a period of time.
Super Repel -
Lasts longer than Repel.
Max Repel -
Lasts longer than Super Repel.
Special:
PokeDex -
Records data of Pokemon you have seen and caught.
Town Map - This map
shows you the areas in Pokemon.
TM - See
"Playing Pokemon".
HM - See
"Playing Pokemon".
Badges:
Boulder Badge
(Brock: Pewter City) - Power increases a little, lets
you use Flash.
Cascade Badge
(Misty: Cerulean City) - Pokemon up to L30 will obey
you, lets you
use Cut.
Thunder Badge
(Lt. Surge: Vermilion
City) - Speed increases a
little,
lets you use
Fly.
Rainbow Badge
(Erika: Celadon City) - Pokemon up to L50 will obey
you, lets you
use Strength.
Marsh Badge
(Sabrina: Saffron
City) - Pokemon up to L70
will obey
you.
Soul Badge
(Koga: Fuchsia City) - Defense increases a little, lets
you use Surf.
Volcano Badge (Blaine: Cinnabar
Island) - Special
abilities increase
a little.
Earth Badge
(Giovanni: Viridian
City) - ALL Pokemon will
obey you.
Misc.:
Nugget - Sells
for $5,000!
Gold Teeth -
Found in Safari Zone. Owned by the Warden in Fuchsia
City.
S.S. Ticket - A
ticket for the S.S. Anne.
Poke Doll - A
doll that allows you to run away from battle.
Silph Scope -
Allows you to identify ghosts in Pokemon
Tower.
Poke Flute -
Plays a tune that wakes up sleeping Pokemon.
Old Rod - Use it
to fish for water Pokemon.
Good Rod - Can
catch some water Pokemon that the Old Rod can't.
Super Rod - Can
catch water Pokemon that the other Rods can't.
Itemfinder -
Allows you to find items you can't see.
EXP. All -
Allows Pokemon who don't fight in battle get EXP.
Coins - Win them
at Game Corner to exchange for Pokemon.
Coin Case - Save
Coins in this.
Bike Voucher -
Get this in Vermilion
City.
Oak's Parcel -
Deliver this package to Professor Oak.
Card Key - Open
doors in Silph Co. with this.
Lift Key -
Operate Game Corner Basement elevator.
Secret Key -
Open Cinnabar Gym with this.
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Stores (Poke
Marts)
===================
Viridian City:
--------------------
Poke
Ball.......$200
Antidote........$100
Paralyze
Heal...$200
Burn
Heal.......$250
Pewter City:
--------------------
Poke
Ball.......$200
Potion..........$300
Escape
Rope.....$550
Antidote........$100
Burn
Heal.......$250
Awakening.......$200
Paralyze
Heal...$200
Cerulean City:
--------------------
Poke
Ball.......$200
Potion..........$300
Repel...........$350
Escape
Rope.....$550
Antidote........$100
Burn
Heal.......$250
Awakening.......$200
Paralyze
Heal...$200
Vermilion City:
--------------------
Poke
Ball.......$200
Super
Potion....$700
Repel...........$350
Ice
Heal........$250
Awakening.......$200
Paralyze
Heal...$200
Lavender Town:
--------------------
Great
Ball......$600
Super
Potion....$700
Super
Repel.....$500
Revive........$1,500
Escape
Rope.....$550
Antidote........$100
Burn
Heal.......$250
Ice
Heal........$250
Paralyze
Heal...$200
Celadon City:
2nd Floor
--------------------
Great
Ball......$600
Super
Potion....$700
Revive........$1,500
Super
Repel.....$500
Antidote........$100
Burn
Heal.......$250
Ice
Heal........$250
Awakening.......$200
Paralyze
Heal...$200
TM
32.........$1,000
TM
33.........$1,000
TM
02.........$2,000
TM
07.........$2,000
TM
37.........$2,000
TM
01.........$3,000
TM
05.........$3,000
TM 09.........$3,000
TM
17.........$3,000
4th Floor
----------------------
Poke
Doll.......$1,000
Fire
Stone......$2,100
Thunder
Stone...$2,100
Water
Stone.....$2,100
Leaf
Stone......$2,100
5th Floor
------------------
X
Accuracy....$950
Guard
Spec....$700
Dire
Hit......$650
X
Attack......$500
X
Defend......$550
X
Speed.......$350
X
Special.....$350
HP
Up.......$9,800
Protein.....$9,800
Iron........$9,800
Carbos......$9,800
Calcium.....$9,800
6th Floor
------------------
Fresh
Water...$200
Soda Pop......$300
Lemonade......$350
Saffron City:
---------------------
Great
Ball.......$600
Hyper
Potion...$1,500
Max
Repel........$700
Escape
Rope......$550
Full
Heal........$600
Revive.........$1,500
Fuchsia City:
-------------------
Ultra
Ball...$1,200
Great
Ball.....$600
Super
Potion...$700
Revive.......$1,500
Full
Heal......$600
Super
Repel....$500
Cinnabar Island:
---------------------
Ultra
Ball.....$1,200
Great
Ball.......$600
Hyper
Potion...$1,500
Max
Repel........$700
Escape
Rope......$550
Full
Heal........$600
Revive.........$1,500
Indigo Plateau:
---------------------
Ultra
Ball.....$1,200
Great
Ball.......$600
Full
Restore...$3,000
Max
Potion.....$2,500
Full
Heal........$600
Revive.........$1,500
Max
Repel........$700
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8) CODES / TIPS
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WARNING NOTE: These codes may mess up your game, as the game wasn’t
really designed for them. Some of them may not work.
Clone Pokemon
To begin, you must have two Game Boy linked. Game Boy A has the
Pokemon to be cloned (I cloned Mewtwo, but any one will work), and
Game Boy B will have the Pokemon to be erased because they will get
the cloned Pokemon (a weak Pokemon like Magikarp will do. They're
easy to catch and worthless unless evolved). Game Boy A will be the
first to enter the Cable Club, and the first to trade or this code
will not work. Game Boy A will trade the good Pokemon, and Game Boy B
will trade the bad one. After Game Boy A gets the bad Pokemon the
screen will say "waiting". Game Boy A will turn off the Game Boy the
second "waiting" clears off the screen. Then Game Boy B's screen will
say "trade complete". The screen won't clear, so you'll have to turn
the Game Boy off. Then, restart the game and you'll have a cloned
Pokemon! The weak Pokemon will have disappeared because it never
really traded (or didn't finish trading).
NOTE: This may cause your saved game to screw up!
Fight Land Pokemon On Water
To fight land Pokemon on water, go to the eastern side of Seafoam
Islands. Surf up and down along the eastern coat to do that. The
Pokemon that you fight are from the area you last visited. This even
works with Safari Zone!
Catch Pokemon Better #1
To help increase your chances of catching a Pokemon, press B + Down
when you use a Poke Ball or press B + Up when you use an Ultra Ball.
Catch Pokemon Better #2
Here's another easy to catch Pokemon! When you throw any type of Poke
Ball, hold A and B for an easy catch.
Stat Evolution Tip
The earlier that you evolve a Pokemon, the higher the two of their
four stats will be when they gain a Level than when you don't evolve
them. Here is how that works, I'll use Exeggutor as an example (I'm
not sure if what I'm about to say about his stats are completely
true, but close enough). Say as an Exeggcute his Attack goes up by 1
point for every Level-Up. Whereas Exeggutor's Attack will go up 3
points per Level-Up. It accumulates more Attack points and will make
him stronger. I KNOW Exeggutor's Attack and Special develop faster
than Exeggcute's. It's a perfect pay off. If you keep Exeggcute the
way he is he'll learn a lot of moves, but evolve him early and you'll
get really high stats. What 2 areas develop faster differs Pokemon to
Pokemon. I've checked this out with others too (Arcanine, Starmie,
Raichu), and it stays consistent.
Helpful Pokemon Combo
Here is a helpful combo in battle using the abilities "Leech Seed"
and "Toxic". This combo was tested on a Bulbasaur and its evolutions,
but it should work for any Pokemon with Leech Seed. First, use Leech
Seed and have it connect with the enemy. Then use Toxic (It is found
in TM 06 from Koga). Doing this will cause more damage and Leech Seed
will return more HP even though it drains a little from the enemy. I
received about 50 HP off a single drain of a Leech Seed when
performing this combo.
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9) GAMESHARK / 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
Infinite Money:
019946D3
019947D3
019948D3
Surfing Pikachu:
013973D1
015564D1
With this code, you can play
the Surfing Pikachu mini-game in Fuchsia
City!
Have All Badges:
01FF55D3
Enemy Pokémon Are Always
Affected By Burn & Sleep: (NOTE)
0115E8CF
This code affects wild Pokémon
and your opponent's Pokémon. This code never
wears off and your Pokémon
are virtually INVINCIBLE!
Infinite Health:
01??15D0
Fight Any Pokémon:
01??D7CF
Buy Any Item:
01??7BCF
Item Quantity Digits: (The
??'s)
01 - Master Ball 0
02 - Ultra Ball 1200
03 - Great Ball 200
04 - PokéBall 200
05 - Town Map 0
06 - Bicycle 0
08 - Safari Ball 0
09 - Pokédex 0
0A - Moon Stone 0
0B - Antidote 100
0C - Burn Heal 250
0D - Ice Heal 250
0E - Awakening 200
0F - Parlyz Heal 200
10 - Full Restore 3000
11 - Max Potion 2500
12 - Hyper Potion 1500
13 - Super Potion 700
14 - Potion 300
1D - Escape Rope 550
1E - Repel 350
1F - Old Amber 0
20 - Fire Stone 2100
21 - Thunder Stone 2100
22 - Water Stone 2100
23 - HP Up 9800
24 - Protein 9800
25 - Iron 9800
26 - Carbos 9800
27 - Calcium 9800
28 - Rare Candy 4800
29 - Dome Fossil 0
2A - Helix Fossil 0
2B - Secret Key 0
2D - Bike Voucher 0
2E - X Accuracy 950
2F - Leaf Stone 2100
30 - Card Key 0
31 - Nugget 10000
32 - PP UP 9800
33 - PokéDoll 1000
34 - Full Heal 600
35 - Revive 1500
36 - Max Revive 4000
37 - Gaurd Spec 700
38 - Super Repel 500
39 - Max Repel 700
3A - Dire Hit 650
3B - Coin 10
3C - Fresh Water 200
3D - Soda Pop 300
3E - Lemonade 350
3F - S.S. Ticket 0
40 - Gold Teeth 0
41 - X Attack 500
42 - X Defend 550
43 - X Speed 350
44 - X Special 350
45 - Coin Case 0
46 - Oak's Parcel 0
47 - Item Finder 0
48 - Silph Scope 0
49 - PokéFlute 0
4A - Lift Key 0
4B - Exp. All 0
4C - Old Rod 0
4D - Good Rod 0
4E - Super Rod 0
4F - PP Up 0
50 - Ether 0
51 - Max Ether 0
52 - Elixer 0
53 - Max Elixer 0
C4 - HM01 Cut 10104
C5 - HM02 Fly 10104
C6 - HM03 Surf 10104
C7 - HM04 Strength 10104
C8 - HM05 Flash 10104
C9 - TM01 Mega Punch 3000
CA - TM02 Razor Wind 2000
CB - TM03 Swords Dance
2000
CC - TM04 Whirlwind 1000
CD - TM05 Mega Kick 3000
CE - TM06 Toxic 4000
CF - TM07 Horn Drill 2000
D0 - TM08 Body Slam 4000
D1 - TM09 Take Down 3000
D2 - TM10 Double-Edge 4000
D3 - TM11 Bubble Beam 2000
D4 - TM12 Water Gun 1000
D5 - TM13 Ice Beam 4000
D6 - TM14 Blizzard 5000
D7 - TM15 Hyper Beam 5000
D8 - TM16 Pay Day 5000
D9 - TM17 Submission 3000
DA - TM18 Counter 2000
DB - TM19 Seismic Toss
3000
DC - TM20 Rage 2000
DD - TM21 Mega Drian 5000
DE - TM22 Solar Beam 5000
DF - TM23 Dragon Rage 5000
E0 - TM24 Thunderbolt 2000
E1 - TM25 Thunder 5000
E2 - TM26 Earthquake 4000
E3 - TM27 Fissure 5000
E4 - TM28 Dig 2000
E5 - TM29 Psychic 4000
E6 - TM30 Teleport 1000
E7 - TM31 Mimc 2000
E8 - TM32 Double Team 1000
E9 - TM33 Reflect 1000
EA - TM34 Bide 2000
EB - TM35 Metronome 4000
EC - TM36 Selfdestruct
2000
ED - TM37 Egg Bomb 2000
EE - TM38 Fire Blast 2000
EF - TM39 Swift 2000
F0 - TM40 Skull Bash 2000
F1 - TM41 Softboiled 4000
F2 - TM42 Dreameater 2000
F3 - TM43 Sky Attack 5000
F4 - TM44 Rest 2000
F5 - TM45 Thunder Wave
2000
F6 - TM46 Psywave 4000
F7 - TM47 Explosion 3000
F8 - TM48 Rock Slide 4000
F9 - TM49 Tri Attack 4000
FA - TM50 Substitue 2000
FB - TM51 Cut 0
FC - TM52 Fly 0
FD - TM53 Surf 0
FE - TM54 Strength 0
FF - TM55 Flash 0
Ability Quantity Digits:
(The ??'s)
Bulbasaur - 99
Ivysaur - 09
Venusaur - 9A
Charmander - B0
Charmeleon - B2
Charizard - B4
Squirtle - B1
Wartortle - BC
Blastoise - 1C
Caterpie - 7B
Metapod - 7C
Butterfree - 7D
Weedle - 70
Kakuna - 71
Beedrill - 72
Pidgey - 24
Pidgeotto - 96
Pidgeot - 97
Rattata - A5
Raticate - A6
Spearow - 05
Fearow - 23
Ekans - 6C
Arbok - 2D
Pikachu - 54
Raichu - 55
Sandshrew - 60
Sandslash - 61
Nidoran F - 0F
Nindorina - A8
Nidoqueen - 10
Nidoran M - 03
Nindorino - A7
Nidoking - 07
Clefairy - 04
Clefable - 8E
Vulpix - 52
Ninetales - 53
Jigglypuff - 64
Wigglytuff - 65
Zubat - 6B
Golbat - 82
Oddish - B9
Gloom - BA
Vileplume - BB
Paras - 6D
Parasect - 2E
Venonat - 41
Venomoth - 77
Diglett - 3B
Dugtrio - 76
Meowth - 4D
Persian - 90
Psyduck - 2F
Golduck - 80
Mankey - 39
Primeape - 75
Growlithe - 21
Arcanine - 14
Poliwag - 47
Poliwhirl - 6E
Poliwrath - 6F
Abra - 94
Kadabra - 26
Alakazam - 95
Machop - 6A
Machoke - 29
Machamp - 7E
Bellsprout - BC
Weepinbell - BD
Victreebell - BE
Tentacool - 18
Tentacruel - 9B
Geodude - A9
Graveler - 27
Golem - 31
Ponyta - A3
Rapidash - A4
Slowpoke - 25
Slowbro - 08
Magnemite - AD
Magneton - 36
Farfetch'd - 40
Doduo - 46
Dodrio - 74
Seel - 3A
Dewgong - 78
Grimer - 0D
Muk - 88
Shellder - 17
Cloyster - 8B
Gastly - 19
Haunter - 93
Gengar - 0E
Onix - 22
Drowzee - 30
Hypno - 81
Krabby - 4E
Kingler - 8A
Voltorb - 06
Electrode - 8D
Exeggcute - 0C
Exeggutor - 0A
Cubone - 11
Marowak - 91
Hitmonlee - 2B
Hitmonchan - 2C
Lickitung - 0B
Koffing - 37
Weezing - 8F
Rhyhorn - 12
Rhydon - 01
Chansey - 28
Tangela - 1E
Kangaskhan - 02
Horsea - 5C
Seadra - 5D
Goldeen - 9D
Seaking - 9E
Staryu - 1B
Starmie - 98
Mr. Mime - 2A
Scyther - 1A
Jynx - 48
Electabuzz - 35
Magmar - 33
Pinsir - 1D
Tauros - 3C
Magikarp - 85
Gyarados - 16
Lapras - 13
Ditto - 4C
Eevee - 66
Vaporeon - 69
Jolteon - 68
Flareon - 67
Porygon - AA
Omanyte - 62
Omastar - 63
Kabuto - 5A
Kabutops - 5B
Aerodactyl - AB
Snorlax - 84
Articuno - 4A
Zapdos - 4B
Moltres - 49
Dratini - 58
Dragonair - 59
Dragonite - 42
Mewtwo - 83
Mew - 15
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10) INTERESTING FACTS
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This section contains some interesting information on Pokemon.
Did you know...
1. the word "Ekans" is "snake" when reversed?
2. the word "Arbok" is "kobra" when reversed?
3. Hitmonlee has part of its name from Bruce Lee?
4. Hitmonchan has part of its name from Jackie Chan?
5. Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres have the #'s uno (1), dos (2),
tres (3) in their names?
6. Abra, Kadabra, and Alakazam have magic words as their names?
7. Clefairy has the word "fairy" meaning a fairy tale?
8. Clefable has the word "fable" meaning a story?
9. "Rai", from Raichu, is a Japanese word for Thunder?
10. in Japan, Koffing and Wheezing were known as "Ny" and "La,"
respectively. These are actually "NY" (New York) and "LA" (Los
Angeles). Why are they named after two big cities? Well, they're
basically toxic clouds...
11. Ash's last name Ketchum is just a phonetic spelling of "Catch
'em"...as in "Gotta catch 'em all!"?
12. "Nido," from the 6 Nidoran Pokemon, is a corruption of the word
"Needle."?
13. Onix is actually the name of a very hard black rock?
14. Kangaskhan is a combination of Kangaroo and Gengis Khan?
15. Cubone has the word "bone" in it. Most people know that, but
did you know that Marowak is a combination of Marow (as in bone
marow) and Wack (as in wacking someone)?
16. Kabuto is the Japanese word for Helmet?
17. all the towns in the games are named after colors (Cerulean,
Vermilion, etc.)?
18. Golem is an actual type of rock?
19. Dratini has "tini" as in small?
20. Caterpie has "cater" as in caterpillar?
21. Staryu and Starmie have Star and then u= you and mie= me (we are
stars)?
22. Pinsir has the word "pin" in it, that is for the needles on it's
horns?
23. Ponyta has pony in it as in horse?
24. Tentacool and Tentacruel's name end in words that have opposite
meanings, cool (calm) cruel (mean)?
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11) LEGAL INFORMATION
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