POKEMON HEARTGOLD & SOULSILVER

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POKEMON HEARTGOLD & SOULSILVER
A Pokewalker FAQ by Ice_Shield
Version 0.9
E-mail [email protected]
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0. Version History & Contact
1. Introduction
2. Unit FAQ
3. Basics
3A. Controls
3B. Menu
3C. Display
4. Walking
4A. Steps
4B. Watts
4C. Cost of a Watt
5. Obtaining Pokemon
5A. What You Need
5B. Finding Pokemon
5C. How Groups Work
5D. Battling
5E. Catching
5F. Battle Tips
5G. Find By Walking
6. Obtaining Items
6A. Dowsing Rod
6B. Walking Around
6C. Emotes
6D. How Items Work
7. Connection Tips
8. Help & Problems (Q&A)
9. Routes
9A. Refreshing Field
9B. Noisy Forest
9C. Rugged Road
9D. Beautiful Beach
9E. Suburban Area
9F. Dim Cave
9G. Blue Lake
9H. Town Outskirts
9I. Hoenn Field
9J. Warm Beach
9K. Volcano Path
9L. Treehouse
9M. Scary Cave
9N. Sinnoh Field
9O. Icy Mountain Rd.
9P. Big Forest
9Q. Stormy Beach
9R. White Lake
9S. UNDER CONSTRUCTION
10. Pokewalker2Pokewalker
11. Credits

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0. VERSION & CONTACT
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Version History
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Version 0.8 (March 18th, 2010):
+Created the FAQ
+Wrote the Introduction
+Wrote the Unit FAQ
+Wrote the Basics
+Wrote the Walking section
+Wrote the Catching Pokemon Section
+Wrote the Obtaining Items Section
+Wrote the Connection Tips
+Wrote the Help & Problems Q&A
+Began on Routes
+Wrote Credits

Version 0.9 (March 21st, 2010):
+Reformatted Pokemon and Items layout for Routes to be more appealing
+Added the rest of Johto Routes
+Added the entire Hoenn Routes
+Added some of Sinnoh
+Updated Table of Contents
+Changed the "Catching Pokemon" section to "Obtaining Pokemon" due to...
+Added the "Find By Walking" section in the "Obtaining Pokemon" section
+Catching Section have now been updated with a more scientific approach to
catch rates
+Added the Emotes section
+Updated the How Items Work section
+Updated the Dowsing Rods section
+Updated the Battling section
+Updated the Credits
+Added the Pokewalker2Pokewalker section

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Contact
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If you spot any errors, have additional information to give me or just wanna
say hey, you can email me at [email protected]

If you wish to have this hosted on your site, please also send me an email.

This FAQ is also only to be used on GameFAQs unless I give
permission to you. And please don't sell it or all of that other crap, although
I don't know anyone stupid enough to buy a user written FAQ.

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1. INTRODUCTION
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Hey guys, welcome to my FAQ for Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver's Pokewalker.
The Pokewalker is a stepometer which comes included with the purchase of the
main game. The Pokewalker is not needed to play the game but it comes in
extremely handy. It connects wirelessly via infrared from the walker to the
game cartridge. This means that any of the DS's (old, lite or DSi) can connect
to the walker. I would highly suggest all players to make use of the walker.
This FAQ will outline the entirety of the Pokewalker.

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2. UNIT FAQ
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Q: What is the Pokewalker?
A: The Pokewalker is a stepometer with a mini-game twist to it. You can store
one of your Pokemon on the walker which will gain experience for every step
you take. You can also catch more pokemon and find rare items.

Q: Does it cost extra?
A: Nope, it comes with your game purchase for free. It also comes with a clip
that you can use to clip on a pant pocket or belt buckle.

Q: How does it work?
A: The walker connects wirelessly via infrared which is in both the walker and
the game cartridge. That means it'll work with any of the DS's. And for you
illegal ROMers, you lost out.

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3. THE BASICS
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3A. Controls =
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You'll need a DS and the Pokewalker (obviously). There are only three buttons
on the Pokewalker. You can operate the Pokewalker without the DS, however you
will eventually need the DS to transfer the data on the Pokewalker.

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MENU
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Left: Moves left through the menu.
Right: Moves right through the menu.
Center: Selects the item the menu is currently on.

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POKEMON SCREEN
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Left: Moves into the menu.
Right: Moves into the menu.
Center: Goes into the menu to the "connect" option. If there is a "!" or a
music note over the city, it will obtain an item or watts.

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POKEMON BATTLE
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Left: Attack
Right: Evade
Center: Catch

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3B. Menu =
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POKE RADAR: Engages in an attempt to get a Wild Pokemon.
DOWSING: Engages in an attempt to obtain an item.
CONNECT: Connects to the DS Cartridge.
TRAINER CARD: Opens up information about the Pokewalker.
POKEMON & ITEMS: Opens up information on the Pokemon and Items obtained.
SETTINGS: Changes the settings for the Pokewalker (sound and brightness).

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3C. Display =
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POKEMON SCREEN
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Left: The area in which you're taking your pokemon on your walk.
! or Music Note: Sometimes appears on the top left. Pressing a button will
obtain an item or watts.
Right: Displays the Pokemon currently in the Pokewalker. If there is no Pokemon
in the walker there will be nothing on the display.
Bottom Right: Amount of steps.
Bottom Left: Number of caught Pokemon and number of Items obtained on this
walk.

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MENU
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Pokemon: Catch a Pokemon.
TV: Obtain an Item.
Pokeball: Connect to the DS.
Card: Trainer Card with information of the Pokewalker.
Pokeball & Items: Displays Pokemon caught and Items obtained on current walk.
Pokewalker: Settings.

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4. WALKING
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The main point of the Pokewalker; walking. The walker stores every step that
you take while walking. Even without a Pokemon in the walker it will still
store steps. So, turn it on, walk around, get stuff!

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4A. Steps =
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Walk. Yep, go walk. Every step you take will count as one step to the walker.
That is if it registers. If you find you can't get the steps to register then
visit the Help & Problems section.

The best part about walking is that you can level up your Pokemon just by
walking. Every step you take is also 1 experience point for the pokemon in the
walker. This means you can level up your Pokemon just by walking! There are
some downfalls however; you can only level up one time per trip. That means
even if you walk a million steps, you'll only level up once. It only takes one
minute or so to transfer back to the DS and back to the walker though.

Also, you won't gain any new moves to any pokemon who levels up, or evolve. So
for instance, my Totodile learns Water Gun at level 6. If I use the Pokewalker
to level him up to level 6, he will not learn Water Gun. This means you'll
probably want to look online for movesets to see when a pokemon learns a move
so you don't level them up on accident to not learn them. Likewise, if I level
my Totodile to level 18 in my Pokewalker he will not evolve to Croconaw. I
would have to wait until he's level 19.

And lastly, since you are not battling pokemon in game, you will not earn any
EVs for leveling. So, you could technically level a pokemon from 2 to 100 using
the Pokewalker, but it would be in its 1st form, have only its original moves
and will have near-base stats for level 100.

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4B. Watts =
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For every 20 steps that the game registers you will receive 1 watt. Watts are
the currency that the Pokewalker uses. They're used for unlocking new areas,
catching pokemon and obtaining items.

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4C. Cost of a Watt =
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Watts cost 20 steps. You do not have to buy watts, they just appear for you.
Here's the chart on how they're used:

1 Watt = 20 Steps
Obtain Item = 3 Watts (60 Steps)
Catch a Pokemon = 10 Watts (200 Steps)
Unlock a New Area = ? Watts

Note that you will not receive an item or a pokemon every time you spend the
watts to try. If you fail to obtain the item or pokemon, you won't get the
watts back.

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5. OBTAINING POKEMON
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One of the best things about the Pokewalker; the ability to catch Pokemon!

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5A. What you need =
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To attempt to catch a Pokemon, you will need 10 Watts (200 steps) and a Pokemon
in the Pokewalker. Go into the menu and select POKE RADAR.

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5B. Finding the Pokemon =
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Once you have clicked on the POKE RADAR you will lose 10 Watts and be brought
to a screen with four grass piles. Your goal is to click on the grass pile that
has the "!" sign above it. Correctly picking the right pile will either engage
in battle, or will continue on to a higher group of pokemon. Missing the "!"
either by clicking on the wrong pile or taking too long will cause the pokemon
to run away, thus wasting your 10 Watts.

There are three "groups" of Pokemon that you can catch per route. They are
Group A, B and C. As more steps are taken on each route you will unlock the
next group, starting from C to B to A. The amount of steps to unlock each group
changes with each route.

At first, only one "!" will appear above a grass pile. It'll look like this:

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| ! |
|___|

If engaged in battle after clicking, you will be given one of the two possible
Pokemon in Group C. If you are given the next set of "!" then you will advance.
Here's the list of how it works:

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| ! | 1st: Group C
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| ! | 2nd: Group C or Group B
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|! !| 3rd: Group B or Group A
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|!!!| 4th: Group A
|___|

This means that after you click the first "!", you will either engage in battle
or move onto the 2nd. So, if you need a Group A Pokemon, you'll have to either
engage in battle on the 3rd or 4th "!". If you need a Group C Pokemon, you'll
have to either engage in battle on the 1st or 2nd "!". You will never go
farther than the 4th "!". As it is harder to get to the 4th "!" than the 1st,
Group A pokemon are "rarer" than Group C pokemon.

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5C. How Groups Work =
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As stated above, you have 3 groups of Pokemon; A, B and C. Each group has two
Pokemon in them per route. This means that A has 2, B has 2, and C has 2 for a
total of 6 Pokemon per route. You will need to take a certain amount of steps
to unlock the higher groups per route.

When you start a walk with a Pokemon, one Pokemon from each group is chosen to
be the Pokemon you can battle. It will stay like this for the entire walk which
means if you're aiming for a certain Pokemon in a group and you're getting the
other, you'll never get the Pokemon you want until you go back to the DS and
start a new walk. For example;

Ficticious Route (I wish this were a real route)
Group A: Squirtle & Totodile
Group B: Bulbasaur & Chikorita
Group C: Charmander & Cyndaquil

When you start the walk, one of each will be picked. It could be Squirtle,
Chikorita and Charmander. That means if I'm looking for a Bulbasaur, I'll never
find one until I go back and start a new walk.

Some Pokemon are considered "rare" to the game. For instance, for the "Rugged
Road" route, Group A contains either Onix or Magby. Magby is considered "rare"
to the walker so you will mostly get Onix in Group A. I had to take around 15
walks before I finally got the Magby group.

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5D. Battling =
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So you've engaged in battle and the opponent and your Pokemon has appeared.
You will notice four "-" marks above your Pokemon and below theirs. This is
your HP and theirs. If you reach 0 or they reach 0, the battle will end.

An email from Fawie42 states that if you lose a Battle, you lose an additional
10 Watts, meaning you lose a total of 20 Watts. I've tried losing a battle and
can't seem to do it so this is unconfirmed.

You have three options:
+Attack
+Evade
+Catch

A successful attack will take off one HP (except criticals). Evade will dodge
an opponent's attack. Catch will release a Pokeball (free to you) and will
attempt to catch the Pokemon. Your opponent will also have the same options
except "Catch" for them will be "Run". Here's a list of all of the available
options:

YOU THEM RESULT

Attack|Attack = Each lose 1 HP
Attack|Evade = You lose 1 HP, they Dodge
Attack|Run = Critical Hit. They lose 2HP. You stay the same.
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Evade |Attack = You dodge, they lose 1 HP
Evade |Evade = Stare down. Nothing happens.
Evade |Run = Battle ends.
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Catch |Attack = Attempts to catch
Catch |Evade = Attempts to catch
Catch |Run = Attempts to catch

In an earlier FAQ I stated that sometimes I'm booted right back to the main
screen when evading in battle. Upon further review and some emails, it seems
that mashing the Evade button during a pokemon battle will instantly let you
run from the battle. YOu won't receive your Watts back, though. This is useful
when you're searching for a specific pokemon and you don't get it.

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5E. Catching =
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Catching is a lot less complicated than it is in the actual Pokemon game. All
it depends on is the amount of HP your opponent has. I haven't noticed any
difference between catch rates of Group A Pokemon and Group C Pokemon. These
are all based off of my own experiences, not off of any hacked Pokewalkers or
anything, so if anyone has any other information please email me.

This section has been changed due to a lot of emails telling me that you can
catch Pokemon with 4 bars, and that you can lose Pokemon at 1 bar. Quoted from
Doug (dcoughler);

"Just a correction on your guide - it *is* possible to catch a pokemon with
full bars. I know because I was trying to catch a Group A pokemon, and a
HootHoot kept popping up (which I already had from the main game). To get rid
of it, I just tossed a pokeball at it, thinking I would never catch it. I
managed to catch at least one (I remember cursing when I did, then worrying
about waking my 4 month old)."

Other emails have confirmed this. Another email I have received gave extra info
about catch rates. Their info found the catch rates to be;

4 Bars: 30%
3 Bars: 50%
2 Bars: 70%
1 Bar: 90%

Upon further review I find that these seem more correct than the ones I have
earlier stated. The 30% may be a little high for 4 bars, as I've received
plenty of emails stating the percentage to be around 10%, as well as my own
testing to be around 10%. So, these are the best estimates of the catch rate:

4 Bars: 10~30%
3 Bars: 50%
2 Bars: 70~75%
1 Bar: 90~95%

As of right now, if you have any further information based off of a hacked
Pokewalker or extreme testing, send in an email. I've received dozens of emails
just saying "Oh, I caught one at 4 bars" and "I missed one at 1 bar". Thanks
for the emails, it helped, but now I just need extreme testing.

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5F. Battle Tips =
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At the beginning of a battle you should always attack. Attacking is the only
way to ensure the Pokemon won't run away. In most of my battles where I catch
a Pokemon I never evade.

Evade only when you're at 1HP bar and the opponent is at 2 or higher. Evading
will ensure you don't lose any HP while still having a chance to hurt the
other Pokemon.

Catch at 1 HP left for the opposing Pokemon. There's no point to catch at 3 or
4 bars. The only reason you would want to catch at 2 is if you're at 1 HP bar
or if you're afraid of critical hitting the opponent.

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5G. Find While Walking =
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After the first release of the guide I received plenty of emails (and I mean
plenty) stating that you could find Pokemon simply by walking around with no
Pokemon in the Pokewalker. After further investigation, you can find Pokemon
just by walking around.

To do this, you must have no Pokemon in the Pokewalker. That means no Pokemon
at all. While walking around a Pokemon may just suddenly appear to walk along
with you. That Pokemon is now yours to keep! I've noticed that the pokemon is
always one of the Group C pokemon of the walk, though it's happened only three
times to myself, so you may be able to get Pokemon from higher groups.

There is still a small discrepancy with how it works though. The first time it
happened to me, I just turned on the Pokewalker to see a Machop walking along
with me. However, the second and third time it happened, I opened up the walker
to a "!" above the area. When I clicked the middle button, I received a message
saying that a Machop had joined my walk. This leads me to believe that the
first time it had happened my pocket had pressed the button, not me. Though it
may be possible to just obtain the Pokemon without even knowing about it.
As of right now, I'll leave it at that it can happen either way.

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6. OBTAINING ITEMS
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Unlike obtaining Pokemon, there are actually two ways of obtaining items
through the Pokewalker. One by just finding them, or one by using the Dowsing
rods.

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6A. Dowsing Rods =
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For this you will need 3 Watts (60 steps). Once you click the DOWSING option in
the menu the minigame will begin.

You will see six grass piles (the same as when fighting Pokemon only smaller)
with an arrow pointing down at the first. You are also given two chances to
find the item. There is only one item to find per minigame.

You will first pick a pile. You will either find the item (good job) or you
won't.
If you do not find the item, you will be given two different results:

"It's Near!": This means the item is under one of the adjacent piles.
"Seems Far Away...": This means it is NOT under one of the adjacent piles.

If you find it on the 2nd try, good job. If you do not, the game ends and you
lose the 3 Watts for nothing.

An email from Exawatt gave a big equation as to what the chances are of finding
an item based on what grass pile you pick. I stated in an earlier version that
picking an inside grass pile will result in a better chance of getting the
item that picking an outside grass pile. The equation shows that this is not
true; it doesn't matter which grass pile is your original pick, you will
always have the same percentage of finding the item on the second pick. Thanks
Exawatt!

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6B. Walking Around =
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You can obtain an item just by walking around! However, you do not instantly
get it. For this you will need a Pokemon in the Pokewalker. No Watts needed!

While you're walking around (actually walking) sometimes a "!" or a music note
will appear above the route you're taking. This mostly happens while the screen
is off, meaning you'll probably turn on the Pokewalker and see it. There has
been more research since the last update to include more information on
the emotes in the next section entitled "Emotes".

When this happens, simply press a button (doesn't matter which one) and you'll
obtain the item with some text. It'll normally say something like:

"(POKEMON) is (HUMMING/SINGING/VERY ENERGETIC)!"
"(POKEMON) found something!"
"(ITEM) obtained!"

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6C. Emotes =
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As stated above, every once in a while an emote ("!" for example) will appear
in a chat bubble above the area you are taking a walk in. Thanks to a helpful
email and self-testing, the emotes seem to play a bigger role than previously
thought. Quoting from the email;

"If the face looks like a right side up :| , then the Pokemon will have a
generic message (something like running around or is bored). If the face is
smiling, then the Pokemon will either give you another generic message or else
10 Watts. If the icon is a song note, then there will either be a message or
you will get 20 watts. If it is a heart, 50 watts (have yet to get a message).
If it is a box, then an item (have yet to get a message)"

With other emails this seems to be correct. So, here's a list of all the emotes
and their outcomes:

:| - Generic Message
:) - Generic Message and sometimes 10 Watts
! - Generic Message and 20 Watts
Song Note - Generic Message and sometimes 20 Watts
Heart - 50 Watts
Box (Item Box) - Item

The output of what you get may also be based on the happiness of the Pokemon in
the walker. Happier pokemon would receive better items or more watts. This is
unconfirmed.

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6D. How Items Work =
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Each route has a set ten items you can obtain. Each item has a certain step
requirement for the route (except for the first item). In an email I was
corrected on this information.

Exawatt states that the amount of steps needed to unlock an item are counted on
the amount of steps you've walked THAT DAY and not the amount of steps you've
walked on a route. For instance, if you need 5000 steps to unlock an item on
Rugged Road, if you get the 5000 steps, you will also unlock the 5000 step item
on Beautiful Beach. This means the total amount of steps you would need to
unlock everything on every route is 8000 steps. Thanks Exawatt!

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7. CONNECTION TIPS
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In order to even use the Pokewalker you will need to advance your DS game to
where you can catch Pokemon. You will need to catch a Pokemon and put it in
Bill's PC (Somebody's PC). The Pokewalker uses Pokemon in the PC, not in your
party. Once you have a Pokemon in the PC, you can use the Pokewalker!

To use the Pokewalker you will have to restart the DS. Go into the Pokemon game
but before choosing your saved game, go to the 3rd menu option. This is where
you can start a trip. Just choose your Pokemon, the route, and hit connect on
the Pokewalker and your DS.

You must face the Pokewalker directly to the Pokemon Game Cartridge. Its best
to get them about an inch away from each other. Don't worry if the connection
isn't made or is interrupted, it happens quite a lot.

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8. HELP & PROBLEMS (Q&A)
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Q: What happens if my battery dies on my Pokewalker?
A: You will lose all steps and watts you had from the current trip but your
Pokemon will be safe. You will need to replace the battery, which is a
standard CR 2032 3V watch battery.

Q: I lost/broke my Pokewalker! How do I get my Pokemon back?
A: At the Pokewalker connection screen, press and hold Up, Select and R

Q: Can I reset a Pokewalker?
A: Yes. At the Pokewalker connection screen, press and hold Down, X and L

Q: My steps are not being recognized. Is it broken?
A: Possibly. First off, are you shaking it to get steps? Shaking too fast will
not register the steps. If you're legitely walking and nothing is happening,
try pinning it to your pocket rather than just in your pocket. If you're
wearing shorts, pin it to the bottom of your shorts. The pin is strong enough
to work upside-down. If still nothing, try calling Nintendo.

Q: Give me ways to get steps without walking. NAO!
A: First, get off your butt and go walk somewhere. To school or work. If you're
looking for ways to cheat the system try attaching it to your sock and tap
your foot while you're sitting down. Perhaps I'll add a section for cheating
the system later. But it's seriously not that hard to get steps. Walking from
my room to the kitchen and back to my room is about 75 steps to the walker
when in all actuality it's about 30, if that.

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9. ROUTE INFORMATION
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Alrighty, this is the list of all the routes, the amount of steps to get them,
basically the whole shebang. Note that Special Types are Pokemon Types that
receive a 25% discount to the amount of steps needed to unlock certain Pokemon
or items.

In order to unlock the Hoenn routes you need the National Pokedex in game to
unlock the other routes. This means you have to beat part of the game to
unlock the rest of the routes

Also note, the amount of watts needed to unlock a new area count only NON-USED
Watts. So, any Watts used to catch pokemon or get items are not counted.

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9A. Refreshing Field =
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Location: Johto
Special Types: Fire, Bug, Flying
Unlock: Already Available
Info: A wonderfully refreshing field for a stroll. You can meet many kinds of
Pokemon here!

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Dodou Kangaskhan NidoranF NidoranM Pidgey Sentret
Female Female Female Male Male Female
Level 8 Level 8 Level 5 Level 5 Level 5 Level 5

Peck Comet Punch Growl Leer Tackle Scratch
Growl Leer Scratch Peck Sand-Attack Forseight
Quick Attack Fake Out Defense Curl

2000 Steps 3000 Steps 500 Steps 500 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Revive 2500 Steps - Rare
Full Heal 2000 Steps - Rare
Burn Heal 1000 Steps - Rare
Ice Heal 900 Steps - Rare
Chesto Berry 800 Steps - Rare
Awakening 700 Steps - Common
Chri Berry 600 Steps - Common
Paralyz Heal 500 steps - Common
Oran Berry 300 Steps - Common
Potion 0 Steps - Common

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9B. Noisy Forest =
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Location: Johto
Special Types: Fire, Ice, Flying
Unlock: Already Unlocked
Info: A large natural forest that has been allowed to grow. Many Pokemon live
deep in the forest.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Bellsprout Wobuffet Paras Venonat Spearow Oddish
Female Female Female Male Male Female
Level 8 Level 15 Level 5 Level 5 Level 5 Level 5

Vine Whip Counter Scratch Tackle Peck Absorb
Growth Mirror Coat Stun Spore Disable Growl Sweet Scent
Safeguard Poisonpowder Foresight Leer
Destiny Bond Supersonic

3000 Steps 4000 Steps 700 Steps 700 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Net Ball 5000 Steps - Rare
Revive 2500 Steps - Rare
Green Shard 2000 Steps - Rare
Ether 1000 Steps - Rare
Energy Root 900 Steps - Rare
Energy Powder 800 steps - Common
Big Mushroom 700 Steps - Rare
Pecha Berry 500 Steps - Common
Tinymushroom 200 Steps - Common
Cheri Berry 0 Steps - Common

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9C. Rugged Road =
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Location: Johto
Special Types: Water, Fighting, Ground
Unlock: 50 Watts
Info: A hilly, rugged mountain road. The view from atop the mountain is very
beautiful.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Onix Magby Machop Ponyta Geodude Hoothoot
Male Male Female Female Female Female
Level 9 Level 9 Level 7 Level 7 Level 8 Level 6

Harden Smog Low Kick Growl Defense Curl Tackle
Bind Leer Leer Tackle Mud-Slap Growl
Screech Ember Focus Tail Whip Rock Polish Foresight
Rock Throw Sunny Day Hypnosis

4000 Steps 5000 steps 1000 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
PP UP 7000 Steps - Rare
Hard Stone 5000 Steps - Rare
Red Shard 3000 Steps - Rare
Star Piece 2000 Steps - Very Rare
Full Heal 1500 Steps - Rare
Super Repel 1000 Steps - Rare
Burn Heal 800 Steps - Rare
Antidote 500 Steps - Common
Escape Rope 100 Steps - Common
Repel 0 Steps - Common

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9D. Beautiful Beach =
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Location: Johto
Special Types: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Unlock: 150 Watts
Info: This beautiful sea is a popular place for a stroll. You can meet many
Water-type Pokemon.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Psyduck Staryu Poliwag Slowpoke Sunkern Wooper
Female Genderless Male Male Female Male
Level 10 Level 10 Level 7 Level 7 Level 8 Level 6

Water Sport Tackle Water Sport Curse Absorb Water Gun
Scratch Harden Bubble Yawn Growth Tail Whip
Tail Whip Water Gun Hypnosis Tackle Mega Drain Mud Sport
Water Gun Rapid Spin Growl

4000 Steps 5000 Steps 1500 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Dive Ball 5000 Steps - Rare
Big Pearl 4000 Steps - Rare
Blue Shard 3000 Steps - Rare
Heart Scale 2000 Steps - Rare
Leppa Berry 1800 Steps - Rare
Full Heal 1500 Steps - Rare
Aspear Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Soda Pop 800 steps - Common
Rawst Berry 500 Steps - Common
Fresh Water 0 Steps - Common

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9E. Suburban Area =
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Location: Johto
Special Types: Fighting, Normal, Psychic
Unlock: 500 Watts
Info: A residential area somewhere. Even when you take a stroll here, you can
meet Pokemon.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Magnemite Elekid Magnemite Murkrow Rattata Hoothoot
Genderless Male Genderless Female Female Female
Level 11 Level 11 Level 8 Level 11 Level 7 Level 7

Metal Sound Quick Attack Metal Sound Peck Tackle Tackle
Tackle Leer Tackle Astonish Tail Whip Growl
Thundershock Low Kick Thundershock Pursuit Quick Attack Foresight
Supersonic Thunderpunch Haze Focus Energy Hypnosis

4000 Steps 5000 Steps 1000 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
PP Up 5000 Steps - Rare
Guard Spec. 2000 Steps - Rare
x Sp. Def 1500 Steps - Rare
X Special 1250 Steps - Rare
Dire Hit 1000 Steps - Rare
X Accuracy 750 Steps - Rare
X Speed 500 Steps - Rare
X Defend 250 Steps - Rare
X Attack 100 Steps - Rare
Potion 0 Steps - Common

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9F. Dim Cave =
==============

Location: Johto
Special Types: Water, Dark, Rock
Unlock: 1000 Watts
Info: A dark cave sometimes used as a test of courage. Look closely, and you'll
find many Pokemon.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Gastly Smoochum Gastly Onix Zubat Machop
Female Female Female Male Female Female
Level 15 Level 12 Level 10 Level 10 Level 8 Level 8

Hypnosis Pound Hypnosis Harden Leech Life Low Kick
Spite Lick Lick Bind Supeorsonic Leer
Curse Sweet Kiss Spite Screech Focus Energy
Destiny Bond Avalanche Mean Look Rock Throw

5000 Steps 5000 Steps 1000 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Rare Common Common Common Common Commmon

ITEMS
TM18 Raindance 6000 Steps - Rare
Silverpowder 5000 Steps - Rare
Yellow Shard 4500 Steps - Rare
Elixir 3500 Steps - Rare
Persim Berry 2500 Steps - Rare
Max Potion 2000 Steps - Rare
Max Ether 1500 Steps - Rare
Hyper Potion 1000 Steps - Rare
Ether 700 Steps - Rare
Sitrus Berry 0 Steps - Common

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9G. Blue Lake =
===============

Location: Johto
Special Types: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Unlock Criteria: 2000 Watts
Info: A deep, blue lake. It's said that some rare Pokemon live at the bottom of
this lake.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Poliwag Dratini Shellder Krabby Tentacool Goldeen
Female Female Female Male Female Female
Level 15 Level 10 Level 12 Level 12 Level 9 Level 9

Water Sport Wrap Tackle Vicegrip Poison Sting Peck
Hypnosis Leer Withdraw Leer Supersonic Tail Whip
Doubleslap ThunderWave Supersonic Harden Constrict Water Sport
Belly Drum Crabhammer Supersonic

4000 Steps 5000 Steps 500 Steps 500 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
TM11 Sunny Day 5000 Steps - Rare
Net Ball 4000 Steps - Very Rare
Dive Ball 3500 Steps - Very Rare
Lum Berry 3000 steps - Very Rare
Star Piece 2500 Steps - Very Rare
Stardust 2000 Steps - Rare
Sitrus Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Pearl 500 Steps - Very Rare
Leppa Berry 100 Steps - Rare
Fresh Water 0 Steps - Common

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9H. Town Outskirts =
====================

Location: Johto
Special Types: Fighting, Ghost, Normal
Unlock Criteria: 3000 Watts
Info: The outskirts of a town. Where people have moved away, Pokemon have
moved in.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Abra Voltorb Grimer Koffing Rattata Furret
Female Genderless Male Female Female Male
Level 15 Level 15 Level 13 Level 13 Level 16 Level 15

Teleport Tackle Pound Tackle Focus Energy Foresight
Sonicboom Harden Smog Bite Defense Curl
Spark Mud-Slap Smokescreen Pursuit Quick Attack
Rollout Disable Selfdestruct Hyper Fan Fury Swipes

5000 Steps 3000 Steps 1500 Steps 1500 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
TM37 Sandstorm 5000 Steps - Rare
Guard Spec 3000 Steps - Rare
X Sp. Def 2500 Steps - very Rare
Ultra Ball 2000 Steps - Rare
Lum Berry 1500 Steps - Rare
X Attack 1000 Steps - Rare
Great Ball 750 Steps - Very rare
X Accuracy 500 Steps - Rare
Dire Hit 100 Steps - Rare
Pokeball 0 Steps - Common

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9I. Hoenn Field =
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Location: Hoenn
Special Types: Fire, Bug, Flying
Unlock Criteria: 5000 Watts
Info: A Route that goes deep into the Hoenn region. You can meet many Pokemon
not in Johto or Kanto.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Linoone Skitty Volbeat Illumise Zigzagoon Wurmple
Female Female Male Female Female Female
Level 30 Level 30 Level 25 Level 25 Level 17 Level 15

Sand-Attack Attract Moonlight Charm Tail Whip Tackle
Odor Sleuth Assist Quick Attack Moonlight Headbutt String Shot
Mud Sport Charm Tail Glow Wish Sand-Attack Poison Sting
Fury Swipes Faint Attack Signal Beam Encore Odor Sleuth Bug Bite

5000 Steps 7500 Steps 2000 Steps 2000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Ganlon Berry 8000 Steps - Very Rare
Wacan Berry 3500 Steps - Very Rare
Passho Berry 3000 Steps - Very Rare
Occa Berry 2500 Steps - Rare
Qualot Berry 2000 Steps - Rare
Kelpsy Berry 1500 Steps - Rare
Pomeg Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Nanab Berry 500 steps - Rare
Bluk Berry 250 Steps - Rare
Razz Berry 0 Steps - Common

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9J. Warm Beach =
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Location: Hoenn
Special Types: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Unlock Criteria: 7500 Watts
Info: A very warm beach in the Hoenn region. You can meet many Pokemon not in
Johto or Kanto.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Azurill Wailmer Horsea Carvanha Goldeen Magikarp
Female Female Female Female Female Female
Level 20 Level 31 Level 20 Level 26 Level 22 Level 15

Tail Whip Water Pulse Leer Ice Fang Water Sport Splash
Bubble Mist Water Gun Screech Supersonic Tackle
Slam Rest Focus Energy Swagger Horn Attack
Water Gun Brine Bubblebeam Assurance Aqua Tail

5000 Steps 7000 Steps 1500 Steps 1500 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Rare Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Liechi Berry 8000 Steps - Very Rare
Fire Stone 5000 Steps - Very Rare
Yellow Shard 4900 Steps - Rare
Blue Shard 4000 Steps - Rare
Heart Scale 3000 Steps - Very Rare
Big Pearl 2500 Steps - Very Rare
Revive 2000 Steps - Common
Pearl 1000 Steps - Rare
Wepear Berry 100 Steps - Rare
Fresh Water 0 Steps - Common

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9K. Volcano Path =
==================

Location: Hoenn
Special Types: Water, Fighting, Rock
Unlock Criteria: 10000 Watts
Info: A path through a currently active volcano. Very fiery and rare Pokemon
live here.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Slugma Meditite Rhyhorn Houndour Geodude Ponyta
Female Male Male Male Male Female
Level 31 Level 32 Level 20 Level 26 Level 29 Level 19

Ember Feint Stomp Roar Selfdestruct Tail Whip
Recover Calm Mind Fury Attack Bite Rollout Ember
Ancientpower Force Palm Scary Face Odor Sleuth Rock Black Flame Wheel
Amnesia Hi Jump Kick Rock Blast Beat Up Earthquake Stomp

5000 Steps 5000 Steps 2000 Steps 2000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Apicot Berry 8000 Steps - Very Rare
Sun Stone 5500 Steps - Very rare
Moon Stone 5000 Steps - Rare
Flame Orb 4000 Steps - Rare
Lava Cookie 3000 Steps - Rare
Revive 2000 Steps - Rare
Pinap Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Red Shard 500 Steps - Rare
Ice Heal 100 Steps - Common
Potion 0 Steps - Rare

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9L. Treehouse =
===============

Location: Hoenn
Special Types: Fire, Ice, Flying
Unlock Criteria: 15000 Watts
Info: A path that works with the trees of the forest. Pokemon here are always
changing.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Castform Kecleon Girafarig Stantler Gloom Weepinbell
Female Male Female Female Female Male
Level 30 Level 30 Level 28 Level 28 Level 14 Level 13

Rain Dance Feint Agility Hypnosis Absorb Vine Whip
Sunny Day Psybeam Psybeam Stomp Sweet Scent Growth
Hail Shadow Sneak Baton Pass Confuse Ray Acid Wrap
Weather Ball Slash Assurance Calm Mind Poisonpowder Sleep Powder

5000 Steps 5000 Steps 1000 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Rare Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Salac Berry 8000 Steps - Very Rare
Calcium 4500 Steps - Very Rare
Max Elixir 4000 Steps - Very Rare
Max Potion 3500 Steps - Rare
Max Ether 3000 Steps - Very Rare
Ehter 2000 Steps - Very Rare
Revival Herb 1000 Steps - Rare
Heal Powder 500 Steps - Rare
Energy Root 100 Steps - Rare
Energypowder 0 Steps - Common

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9M. Scary Cave =
================

Location: Hoenn
Special Types: Dark, Ghost, Rock
Unlock Criteria: 20000 Watts
Info: A pitch-black cave that seem haunted. It's said that many Pokemon live
deep inside.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Marowak Tauros Golbat Natu Machop Gastly
Female Male Male Female Male Female
Level 30 Level 30 Level 33 Level 24 Level 13 Level 15

Bonemerang Pursuit Wing Attack Teleport Leer Mean Look
Rage Rest Confuse Ray Miracle Eye Focus Energy Curse
Flase Swipe Payback Air Cutter Me First Karate Chop Night Shade
Threash Zen Headbutt Mean Look Confuse Ray Bullet Punch Spite

5000 Steps 5000 Steps 500 steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Petaya Berry 8000 Steps - Very Rare
Iron 4900 Steps - Very Rare
Thick Club 4500 Steps - Very rare
Dusk Ball 4000 Steps - Rare
Blue Shard 3900 Steps - Rare
Old Gateau 3500 Steps - Very Rare
Green Shard 2000 Steps - Rare
Yellow Shard 1500 Steps - Rare
Red Shard 1000 Steps - Rare
Repel 0 Steps - Common

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9N. Sinnoh Field =
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Location: Sinnoh
Special Types: Fire, Ice, Flying
Unlock Criteria: 25000 Watts
Info: A Route through the Sinnoh region, far from Johto and Kanto. Rare Pokemon
live here.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Combee Mime Jr. Shinx Budew Bidoof Kricketot
Male Female Female Male Female Male
Level 30 Level 29 Level 33 Level 30 Level 13 Level 15

Sweet Scent Light Screen Roar Water Sport Tackle Growl
Gust Reflect Swagger Stun Spore Growl Bide
Bug Bite Psybeam Thunder Fang Mega Drain Defense Curl Bug Bite
Substitute Crunch Worry Seed Rollout

7000 Steps 7000 Steps 3000 Steps 3000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Rare Candy 5000 Steps - Very Rare
Full Restore 4000 Steps - Very Rare
Max Potion 3800 Steps - Rare
Repeat Ball 3000 Steps - Rare
Timer Ball 2500 Steps - Rare
Revive 2000 Steps - Rare
Hyper Potion 1500 Steps - Rare
Full Heal 1000 Steps - Rare
Nest Ball 500 Steps - Rare
Super Potion 0 Steps - Common

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9O. Icy Mountain Rd. =
======================

Location: Sinnoh
Special Types: Fire, Ice, Ground
Unlock Criteria: 30000 Watts
Info: A snow-covered road where a misstep could result in a fall-- it tests
your trust in Pokemon.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Snorunt Snover Sneasel Bronzor Mareep Swinub
Female Male Male Genderless Female Female
Level 28 Level 31 Level 28 Level 20 Level 15 Level 16

Icy Wind Wood Hammer Faint Attack Hypnosis Tackle Mud Sport
Headbutt Mist Crush Claw Imprison Growl Powder Snow
Protect Ice Shard Agility Confuse Ray Thundershock Mud-slap
Ice Fang Ingrain Icy Wind Extrasensory Thunder Wave Endure

10000 Steps 10000 Steps 3000 Steps 3000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
TM07 Hail 6000 Steps - Rare
Yache Berry 5000 Steps - Very Rare
Rindo Berry 4500 Steps - Very Rare
Icy Rock 4000 Steps - Very Rare
Smooth Rock 3500 Steps - Very Rare
Heat Rock 3000 Steps - Very Rare
Damp Rock 2500 Steps - Very Rare
Max Repel 1000 Steps - Rare
Full Heal 100 Steps - Common
X Defend 0 Steps - Common

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9P. Big Forest =
================

Location: Sinnoh
Special Types: Fire, Ice, Flying
Unlock Criteria: 40000 Watts
Info: A forest surrounded by many old trees since olden days. Many Pokemon
live here.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Tropius Bonsly Tangela Bibarel Exeggcute Mareep
Female Male Female Female Female Male
Level 35 Level 30 Level 30 Level 30 Level 17 Level 19

Stomp Mimic Vine Whip Water Gun Hypnosis Growl
Sweet Scent Block Bind Headbutt Reflect Thundershock
Whirlwind Faint Attack Mega Drain Hyper Fang Leech Seed Thunder Wave
Magical Leaf Rock Tomb Stun Spore Yawn Bullet Seed Cotton Spore

6000 Steps 5000 Steps 1000 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
Hondew Berry 5000 Steps - Very Rare
Qualot Berry 4500 Steps - Very Rare
Bluk Berry 4000 Steps - Very Rare
Durin Berry 3500 Steps - Rare
Big Mushroom 3000 Steps - Common
Belue Berry 2500 Steps - Rare
Honey 2000 Steps - Rare
Tamato Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Grepa Berry 500 Steps - Rare
Tinymushroom 0 Steps - Common

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9Q. White Lake =
================

Location: Sinnoh
Special Types: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Unlock Criteria: 50000 Watts
Info: A lake concealed in white mist. It lends a very mysterious feel to the
area.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Misdreavus Chingling Haunter Buizel Chinchou Remoraid
Female Female Male Male Female Female
Level 32 Level 31 Level 25 Level 28 Level 17 Level 19

Destiny Bond Astonish Night Shade Pursuit Thunder Wave Lock-On
Psybeam Recover Confuse Ray Swift Flail Psybeam
Pain Split Uproar Sucker Punch Aqua Jet Water Gun Aurora Beam
Payback Last Resort Shadow Punch Baton Pass Confuse Ray Bubblebeam

6000 Steps 5000 Steps 500 Steps 1000 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Common Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
TM68 Giga Impact 10000 Steps - Very Rare
Kebia Berry 5000 Steps - Very Rare
Chople Berry 4500 Steps - Very Rare
Watmel Berry 4000 Steps - Rare
Pamtre Berry 3500 Steps - Rare
Spelon Berry 3000 Steps - Rare
Nomel Berry 2500 Steps - Rare
Rabuta Berry 2000 Steps - Rare
Magost Berry 1000 Steps - Rare
Cornn Berry 0 Steps - Common

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9R. Stormy Beach =
==================

Location: Sinnoh
Special Types: Grass, Electric, Dragon
Unlock Criteria: 65000 Watts
Info: Strong waves wash onto this beach. Because people don't visit, rare
Pokemon live here.

POKEMON
*GROUP A* *GROUP B* *GROUP C*
Shellos Finneon Seel Magikarp Psyduck Shellder
Female Female Female Female Female Male
Level 30 Level 26 Level 27 Level 30 Level 22 Level 30

Mud Bomb Rain Dance Encore Splash Ice Punch Supersonic
Mirror Coat Gust Rest Tackl Disable Icicle Spear
Rain Dance Water Pulse Aqua Ring Flail Confusion Protect
Body Slam Captivate Aurora Beam Bounce Yawn Leer

5000 Steps 4000 Steps 1500 Steps 500 Steps 0 Steps 0 Steps
Common Rare Common Common Common Common

ITEMS
PP Up 5000 Steps - Very rare
Payapa Berry 4500 Steps - Very Rare
Coba Berry 4000 Steps - Very rare
Shuca Berry 3500 Steps - Very Rare
Tanga Berry 3000 Steps - Very Rare
Charti Berry 2500 Steps - Very Rare
Heal Ball 2000 Steps - Rare
Quick Ball 1500 Steps - Rare
Heart Scale 800 Steps - Common
Fresh Water 0 Steps - Common

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10. POKEWALKER2POKEWALKER
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Another feature of the Pokewalker is that you can connect to another Pokewalker
in order to obtain gifts from each other. I have not done this (as I know no
one who has the game) myself, but an email from an unnamed citizen has some
information on what you can do with it. So, everything from this point on in
this section is just quoted straight from the email;

When you and another person have a Pokewalker, if they choose connect at the
same time, their pokemon have an "encounter" and both Walkers are given an
item. A few things to note:

- One item per trainer. basically you cant keep getting items from the same
trainer, but its only once per day. though im not sure about this, i havent
tested this yet, but i think it may be one item given to a trainer per walk,
though most likely its per day.

- The items seem set depending on the trainer. I found that on different walks
i was given a set item. Ex. On one day i was connecting with other Pokewalkers
and i kept recieving TM29. Other times i got something lame i think TM11. While
my friends they kept getting different items from me: Red shard, Guard Spec,
Moon Stone (so far)

-The items you get from connecting to other Pokewalkers dont seem to apply to
the 3 gifts you get on walks, but theyre still there if you check your Pokemon
and Item option for the Pokewalker.

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11. CREDITS
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BasilMarket - Haha, HolyMythos is amazing.
Emails - To everyone who sent an email with information not included in the
FAQ. Thanks guys!
Nintendo + Game Freaks - For making the Pokewalker
Serebii.net - For giving information about unreleased routes
GameFAQs - For their site, which would leave me so much less of a gamer without
Phantasy Star Online Episode 1 & 2 Board - Just so that I can say "Hollah" and
that this FAQ has it written in document that I am the owner of the Knack.
Sorry dudes.

In closing, I'd like to thank you for reading my FAQ. If you have any questions
remember to contact me at [email protected]