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* POKEMON GOLD *
* Author: Medusa *
* Email:
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* Version 0.5 *
* Created: November 3 2000 *
* Last Updated: December 20 2000 *
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Table Of Contents
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1) Version History
2) Notice
3) Walkthrough (Johto)
3.1) New Bark Town
3.2) Cherrygrove City
3.3) Violet City
3.4) Azalea Town
3.5) Goldenrod City
3.6) Ecruteak City
3.7) Olivine City
3.8) Cianwood City
3.9) Mahogany Town*
3.10) Blackthorn City*
4) Walkthrough (Kanto)
4.1) Victory Road & Elite Four*
4.2) Vermilion City*
4.3) Saffron City*
4.4) Lavender Town*
4.5) Cerulean City*
4.6) Celadon City*
4.7) Fuchsia City*
4.8) Pewter City*
4.9) Viridian City*
4.10) Cinnabar Island/Seafoam Island*
4.11) Mt. Silver*
5) Pokemon Locations*
6) Pokemon Breeding
7) Pokemon Evolutions
8) Rare Pokemon*
9) Item List
9.1) Health Items
9.2) Berries
9.3) Key Items
9.4) Helpful Items
9.5) Apricorns
9.6) Ability Up
9.7) Items to Sell
9.8) Balls
10) TM's & HM's
11) Pokemon Abilities & Attacks*
12) Pokedex (All 251 Pokemon)
13) Pokemon Compatibility*
14) Miscellaneous*
14.1) Time Capsule
14.2) Mystery Gift
14.3) The Day Siblings
14.4) Important Trainer Phone Numbers*
15) Battle Chart*
16) Gameshark Codes*
17) FAQ's
18) Credits
19) Legal Stuff
* To be completed sections
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1) Version History
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Date: December 20
Version 0.5
I've been getting emails asking me about my lack of updates... well here
is what happened, first ive been busting my brains out for my college finals
and assignments, then my gameboy game got erased, thanks my little brat of a
cousin, so you see i was in the process of going back to where i was. Anyways,
i am sorry for the inconvenience and here are the updates:
- Continued walkthrough up to the 7th gym
- Finished Abilities Section
- Finished Items Section
- Working on new section for pokemon TM/HM and breeding compatiblity.
- Added more pokemon Locations
- Added Battle Chart Section
- FAQ's more answered questions
- I added 2 website where my FAQ is posted as well.
** Next Update I will have Gameshark codes
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Date: November 20 2000
Verstion 0.4
Sorry i havent' been updating very often due to my school finals and the
fact i am busy with the new Zelda: Majora's Mask! Things are gonna be quite
slow for the next 2 weeks. After that you'll be seeing more updates. It took
me alot of time and several cans of pepsi to do all that in one day. I have
updated the following Sections:
- Walkthrough, i have completed Goldenrod City until the Light House in
Olivine City.
- Added more pokemon locations
- TM's And HM's section completed
- Pokemon Abilities, started listing all the moves, still need to finish it.
- FAQ's, answered some useful questions.
PS: Speaking of Zelda would you guys want me to do an FAQ on Majora Mask?
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Date: November 13 2000
Version 0.3
Not much of an update, simply modified minor things in the walkthrough.
Major update planned for next version!
- FAQ section, added some answers to questions that have been sent to me
continuously
- Credits section
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Date: November 11 2000
Version 0.2
- Continued the walkthrough section up to Route 34
- Started do work on the Items Section
- Added more information in the Pokemon Breeding Section
- Added more pokemon locations
- Did most of the miscellaneous section
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Date: November 3 2000
Version 0.1
It begins! Hello pokemon fans! This marks the beginning of this
walkthrough/FAQ. Most sections are to be completed or simply empty therefore I
ask you to be patient while I fill in the blanks! Keep watch for updates!
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2) Notice
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This walkthrough will be based on the Pokemon Gold version (just felt like
saying it). I am writing this walkthrough as I progress in the game, and I
should say that I really take my time playing it.
If by any chance I forget to mention an IMPORTANT piece of information in
the game or made a mistake feel free to email me about it at
[email protected].
*DO NOT SEND ME: Chain letters, hate/thank you emails or useless
advertisements PLEASE!
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3) Walkthrough (Johto)
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3.1) NEW BARK TOWN
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Here you will begin your new pokemon journey. Once you turn on your game
you will be asked for the time by Prof. Oak, which then also explains to you
the world of pokemon. Now you're in your room, head downstairs where your mom
gives you your Pokegear. She will then ask for the day and then you can be off
on your way. Head left to where you see a big building and enter it. That's
prof. Elm's lab. He will ask for a favor, which is to go visit Mr. Pokemon to
pick up an item for him, and then he will give you your starter pokemon.
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Starter Pokemon
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* NOTE: There is no pokemon better than the other! It all comes down to
preference (which in my case is Cyndaquil).
Chikorita: A good grass pokemon who needs a little more time to train than the
other 2 but learns an element type attack at an earlier stage than the other
starter pokemon.
Totodile: The water type is quite useful in the first part of the journey and
has a powerful rage attack that he learns at level 8.
Cyndaquil: My favorite! This fire type is quite useful for the first few gym
leaders and areas. And also upgrades quite at an early stage.
Once you receive your pokemon Elm's assistant will give you a potion, head
out. You will notice some red haired boy spying in the window. Talk to him
and he will give you a good shoving. There you have met your Rival!
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Route 29
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ITEMS: Potion, Berry, Pink Bow(Tuesday)
Continue on West through route 29 where you will fight wild pokemon and
meet people (not trainers). You will notice a gate to your right, you can go
through it if you want but you won't be able to go far. On your way you will
see a man standing beside a tree. Approach it and presses A, you will get a
Berry (See Berry Locations for details).
NOTE: Check 'Miscellaneous Section' for details on Pink Bow.
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3.2) CHERRYGROVE CITY
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Cherrygrove city has a Poke Mart and a Poke Center but no gym. First talk
to old guy as you enter the city. He will give you a tour of the place, for
free of course. Talk to him again in his house and he will give the map for the
Johto area.
There is nothing much to do here except to build up your starter pokemon.
You cannot bye Pokeballs...YET! Head north and onto Route 30.
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Route 30
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Items: Berry
You will notice a house with a tree beside it. Go inside and talk to the
man. He will tell you about the healing properties of berries and then will
give you one. You will also find a berry in the tree beside his house.
Continue on north, you can either continue right or left, if you choose
right your road will be blocked by 2 trainers having a pokemon battle. Head
north from your left and you eventually encounter another house. Go inside!
Here you will meet Mr. Pokemon, he will give a mysterious egg to take to
prof. Elm. Then you will meet Prof. Oak who will give you your pokedex. As you
exit the house you will receive an urgent call from Prof. Elm. urging you to
return to the lab on the double. Head back to Prof. Elm to give him the egg and
see what's up.
Better heal your pokemon before you get out of Cherrygrove City and head
to the lab. WHY? You will meet your rival at the same spot where the tour old
man was standing.
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RIVAL (BATTLE 1)
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Pokemon: Weakness of your starter pokemon Lv5
Don't worry if your pokemon is Lv 6 or 7 it will be fine, your opponents
pokemon doesn't know any element attacks so it's going to be an easy victory.
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With no more interruptions head to the lab! Prof. Elm will be standing
with a police officer, talk to them and the officer will ask you to name your
rival (Be creative). After that is all over you will hand in the egg to Elm. On
your way out the professors assistant will give you 5 pokeballs. Now you will
be able to buy pokeballs at any Pokemart.
Heal your pokemon and head back to route 30. There you will notice that
the pokemon battle is over and the road is no longer blocked. Here you will
meet your first Trainer to battle with named Youngster: Joey. Once you beet him
talk to him again and he will ask for your number.
NOTE: The trainers I mention by name are those that you save their phone number
so they can call you back for a rematch, give you valuable information or
simply chitchat. (not ALL trainers take your number)
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Route 31
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Items: Bitter Berry, Pokeball, TM 50/Nightmare
Continue on North until you encounter a cave entrance. This is DARK CAVE
which you need flash to enter it (You will do the Dark Cave MUCH later in the
game so ignore it for now)
Talk to the man beside the berry tree, he won't do much for you now but
keep him in mind (LATER: A guard in the guard house between Goldenrod and route
35 will give you mail to deliver to this guy, after you give it to him he'll
give you TM 50 Nightmare).
Pick up the Bitter berry and the item, fight Bug Catcher: Wade and the
other trainer and head through the gate to reach Violet City.
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3.3) VIOLET CITY
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This is the first city you will visit that has a gym leader and a whole
mess of things to do. For starters right next to the pokemon center there is a
house who has a trainer that will trade you an Onix for a Bellsprout. Catch a
Bellsprout in the grass before the gate you entered.
(NOTE: Check Pokemon location Section for details)
At the far end of the town you will find a tall building that's the Sprout
Tower and your first task to finish. Enter it!
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Sprout Tower
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Items: Paralyze Heal, X Defend, Potion, Escape Rope, HM 05 FLASH
Once you enter talk to all the people there to get familiar with the
place, and use the stairs to get to the second floor. Here you will fight a
Monk who uses bellsprouts, actually all Monks in the Bellsprout Tower use only
Bellsprouts. Defeat him and use the other staircase which will take you back to
the first floor to an area you couldn't reach from the entrance. Again here
you will fight another Monk, once you defeat him go to the stairs after him
which leads back to the second floor. Another Monk to fight and another
staircase that takes you to the third and last floor. There are several
Monks(3) and the Elder. You will see your rival for a moment then he will
leave (guess he didn't feel like battling). Beat the Elder and he will give
you HM 05 Flash. Exit Tower!
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Violet City Gym
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Gym Leader: Falkner
Badge: Zephyr Badge
Pokemon: Lv 7 Pidgey
Lv 9 Pidgeotto
There are 2 trainers and the gym leader to fight, they all have flying
types so if you don't have an electric type(which is the case) use a rock type
which is your best bet. If not try using a strong rattata.
Pidgey and Pidgeotto are a piece of cake (with the right pokemon of
course). Once you defeat Falkner he will hand you your Zephyr Badge which will
allow you to use Flash outside of battle, and you'll receive
TM 31 Mud-Slap.
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Once you exit the gym prof Elm will call you telling to meet his assistant
at the pokemon center. The assistant will give you the pokemon Egg you
previously delivered to Elm. Keep it in your party it will only hatch if it's
with active pokemon. (You probably guessed what's inside if not watch the
cartoons once in a while)
Now head south to route 32 and then east(left) and through the gate to the
Ruins of Alph.
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Ruins of Alph
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You will find many cave entrances where some you won't be able to reach
yet. However there are 2 entrances that you can. Ignore the first one you
encounter and head up north to the other one and enter it. Inside you will have
to complete a puzzle of a Kabuto. Start with the edges and work your way
through once completed the floor below you and you'll drop in the ruins. There
is a mysterious presence! Yes but not mysterious just a pokemon named Unown,
there 26 differently shaped Unowns, catch at least three different shapes and
exit the ruins (find the stairs). Looks familiar? This is the entrance I told
you to ignore. Anyways once your outside a scientist will take you into his lab
and upgrade your pokedex so you can keep track of all the different Unown
shapes you catch. Now got back to Route 32.
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Route 32
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Items: Miracle Seed, TM 05, Potion, Great Ball, Poison Brab(Friday), Old Rod
Head south and talk to the first person you encounter, if you have the egg
in your party, he will give you Miracle Seed.
NOTE: Later in the game, come back to this area when you have CUT and you
will be able to reach this man who will give you TM 05 Roar.
You will encounter two trainers who will ask for your number,
Picnicker:Liz and Fisherman:Ralph.
NOTE: Check 'Miscellaneous Section' for details on Poison Barb.
Right next to the pokemon Center a guy will want to sell you something for
oh let's say 1 000 000!!! Don't worry it's nothing important just ignore him.
Enter the pokemon Center and talk to the man with the fisherman hat, he will
give you the Good Rod. Now you can catch Magikarps.... and if your lucky maybe
some other types of fish. Now go out and enter the cave south of the pokemon
center.
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Union Cave
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Items: Potion, Hyper Potion, Great Ball, X Attack, X Defend, TM 39/Swift,
Awakening, Ether.
You won't be able to explore all of the Union Cave without Surf and
Strength. All you can explore is the first floor and a little bit of basement.
Anyways head through the cave battling all the trainers. It's practically
impossible to get lost on the First Floor, reach the other end of the cave and
exit.
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Route 33
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Items: Poisoncure Berry
There is nothing here to do except battle trainer Hiker:Anthony and
register his number. Continue on until Azalea Town.
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3.4) AZALEA TOWN
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Items: White Apricorn, Lure Ball, Hive Badge, TM 49/Fury Cutter
As you enter Azalea Town you will notice a Rocket member blocking the
entrance to the Slowpoke Well. Ignore him for now. After the Pokemon Center
you will find a house with a tree behind it. Enter that house and meet Kurt (a
pokeball maker/designer), he will mention that Team Rocket are cutting off
Slowpoke tails and selling them then he will dash off to the Well to teach them
a lesson...Follow him back to the Slowpoke Well. The Rocket standing there was
scared off by Kurt allowing you to go inside. Enter it!
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Slowpoke Well
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Items: Super Potion, King's Rock, TM 18/Rain Dance
Once inside you will meet Kurt who is injured and unable to face Team
Rocket. Guess who's going to face them?! YOU! So fight all four Rocket
members. Once that is done they will 'Blast Off again' and Kurt will come and
thank you. He will then take you back to his home and reward you with a Lure
Ball (which is used to catch water pokemon with it). If you bring Kurt
different Apricorns he will make different pokeballs for you. Behind his house
you will find a White Apricorn in the tree. Give it to him and come back the
next day and he will give you a Fast Ball.
Now head to the Gym to fight Bugsy!
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Azalea Town Gym
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Gym Leader: Bugsy
Badge: Hive Badge
Pokemon: Lv 14 Metapod
Lv 16 Scyther
Lv 14 Kakuna
There are exactly four trainers to fight before the Gym Leader. Most of
the trainers carry bug type pokemon, if you have a fire type or a flying type
it will be an easy victory.
Bugsy's Metapod and Kakuna are simply a joke! The pokemon that might be a
threat would be Scyther. His Fury Cutter attack doubles in strength when it's
used continuously so take him out fast.
After you defeat Bugsy he will reward you with the Hive Badge, which gives
you complete control over pokemon up to level 30 and allows you to use Cut
outside of battle. Also he will hand over TM 49/Fury Cutter.
Head to the Pokemon Center and heal your pokemon to prepare for your
second battle with your rival. As you head towards the gate your rival will
stop you and challenge you.
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RIVAL (BATTLE 2)
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Pokemon: Starter(evolved) Lv16
Gastly Lv12
Zubat Lv14
This time you Rival has pumped up his team so it won't be very easy.
Again he will have your starter pokemon's weakness who has evolved to it's
second form. If he has a:
Quilava ---> Fight him with a water type such as 'Wooper'
Bayleef ---> A flying or fire type would defeat it easily.
Croconaw ---> An electric type or a grass type is great.
Gastly can be easily killed with an Electric type pokemon or even a
pokemon with a ground type attack (Geodude: Magnitued at Lv16)
Zubat is a poison/flying type so here too an electric type pokemon will
deal nicely with this foe. (Mareep: Thundershock at Lv9)
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Before you leave the town go visit the house next to the Gym, the man
inside will tell you that his apprentice is missing. You will look for him in
the Ilex Forest. So now head to and through the gate and enter Ilex Forest.
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Ilex Forest
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Items: HM 01/CUT, TM 02/Headbutt
You will meet the man's apprentice in the forest, he has lost his boss's
Farfetched and wants you to find it for him. Simply follow the tree paths and
you will come across the runaway bird. Talk to him to scare him in the right
direction and lead him back to the apprentice.
Once that is done, his boss will come and thank you for your effort. He
will then reward you with HM 01/CUT, which will allow you to cut the little
bush just close to where the apprentice is standing.
Make your way through the forest but before you head west and exit the
forest head east and meet a man who will give you TM 02/Headbutt. He will
explain to you that any pokemon with that move will be able to headbutt tree's
where some pokemon might be hiding. Now head back west and exit the forest
through the gate.
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Route 34
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Here you will battle a couple of trainers and register Picniker:Gina's and
Camper:Todd's phone number.
Also you will notice a house, that is the Daycare where they will raise
pokemon for you. The good thing is that they can raise up to 2 pokemon! Which
also means you could breed them there. The guard standing beside the daycare
won't battle you during the day only at night.
Continue on North and into Goldenrod City!
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3.5) Goldenrod City
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Items: Radio Card, Bike, Golde Berry, TM 21/Frustration, TM 27/Return,
Plain Badge, TM 45/Attract, Squirtbottle, Eevee.
Welcome to Goldenrod City (this city is the equivilant of Celadon City in
Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow). Here are the descriptions of the city.
As you enter you will have the Poke Center to your left and the Department
Store to your right. Right above the Poke Center is the Game Corner, Bill's
House is the one left closest to the fence, the other house below the man
standing is the entrance to the underground path. Left of the Department store
are 2 house, the one further down is the Bike shop, the other one there is
woman who lives there who rates your pokemon (meaning it will tell you if the
first pokemon in your party is happy or not). OK! Now right before the railroad
tracks there is the City Station and the Radio Tower (where the rocket member
is standing). Across the train tracks, the house to your left has a namerater
inside (He will rate the name of the first pokemon in your party and give you
the option to change it's name). Further left there is another entrence to the
underground path. Now to your right is the Goldenrod City Gym, the house near
the green area, the woman inside will give you a Squirtbottle after you beat
the gym leader.
Now to your first task, head to the Radio Tower, talk to the third person
behind the counter and do the quiz. If you get all the questions right she will
reward you with the Radio Card. The man in the middle behind the counter is in
charge of the Radio Contest. What is it? Every week they choose a number and if
that number matches your pokemons ID then bring that pokemon and show it to him
and you will win a prize. You can look around if you like but you won't be
able to much here now. Exit the tower.
Next head the Department Store, talk to everyone if you wish. A person on
the Fourth Floor will activate the Mystery Gift Option (on your Start Menu)
when you speak to her. On the Fifth Floor someone will trade a Drowzee for a
Machop, the Machop you get will be holding a Golden Berry which restores 30HP.
On that same floor a woman comes here every Sunday and hands out 2 TM's
depending on your pokemon (the first in your party) mood. Meaning if your
pokemon is happy and likes you she will give you TM 27/Return, and if your
pokemon is grumpy and unhappy she will give you TM 21/Frustration.
Now head to the bike shop, the man inside will give you his phone number
and will lend you a bicycle to attract customers. (Later on when he tells you
sales are going up you can delete his number).
Head to Bills house, he is not here but his mom and sister are, they will
give you his phon number which enables you to see how full is your current box
in Bill's PC. Later: Once you meet Bill in the next town come back to his
house, he will give you an eevee.
Check out the Underground path if you'd like, there are very few trainers.
In that path you will meet certain people depending on the day of the week. On
Monday Mornings, there is a Bargain Shop open, this man will sell you one of
each item (if you have the money) where you can resell it and make a profit.
From Tuesday until Sunday you will meet 2 haircut brothers who will cut the
hair of only one of your pokemon per day for either 300 or 500 depending which
brother you encounter. On Saturday and Sunday the Kanpo is open, this old lady
will sell you herbs at cheaper prices (That are very bitter, your pokemon won't
like it).
In the underground path you will find another path leadong to a locked
door, that section will be done much later in your adventure.
You can explore the city further if you want, now head to the gym.
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Goldenrod City Gym
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Gym Leader: Whitney
Badge: Plain Badge
Pokemon: Lv 18 Clefairy
Lv 20 Milktank
As usual fight all the trainers in the gym. Most of them have normal type
pokemon so a rock or fighting type would do well.
Whitney's Clefairy is not a weakling and can be a challenge if her
metronome came out with a powerful attack. Your machop and geodude would be
perfect for this gym leader's pokemon.
Milktank's rollout can be dangerous if it's successful every turn cause it
get's stronger. Take it out fast with a fighting type pokemon.
Once your victorious Whitney won't hand you the badge right, she will
first cry like a baby. Talk to the trainer right below you then talk back to
Whitney. She will stop crying and hand over the Plain Badge and TM 45/Attract.
Now you will be able to use Strength outside of battle.
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Head to the house next to the gym, the woman inside will give you a
Squirtbottle. What's it's purpose, when you visit or visited route 36 there is
a strange tree blocking the road. Using the Squirtbottle on it will bring it
to life. It's Sudowoodo at Lv20(A Rock type) this is the only one in the game
so you must not miss!
You can stay a little bit and play the games if not head north and inside
the gate. Talk to the guard inside the gate, he will ask you to take a pokemon
holding mail to his friend on Route 31 (Remember the guy i told you to keep in
mind, who was standing beside a berry tree). You must have an empty slot in
your party for the delivery pokemon. Once you hand the pokemon with the male
to the man he will give TM50 Nightmare, go back to the guard and he will thank
you and give you HP UP. Now exit the gate.
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Route 35
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Item: TM 04/Rollout, Mystery Berry
This route is simply full of trainers to battle. You will register
Juggler:Irwin's phone number(the one with the voltorbs), and Bug Catcher:Arnie.
You will also notice a Berry Tree on the other side of the water, once you
have surf you will be able to pick it up. The guard next to the gate won't
battle you during the day only at night. Head into the gate.
If the day is Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, the man inside will be
standing near the door. You have reached the National Park Entrence and on
those particular days there is a Bug Catching Contest. It's free to enter and
you only enter once per contest day. In order to enter talk to the man and he
will enter you, you are allowed to bring one pokemon with you(pick someone who
can stun, put to sleep or poison) that will help you catch the pokemon, simply
chose your pokemon and put him first in your party.
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National Park
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Item: Paralyze Heal, TM 28/Dig, Quick Claw
BUG CATCHING EVENT:
Once you are entered in the contest you will recieve 20 parkballs, you
have 20 minutes until the contest ends, it can also end if you run out of
parkballs or if your pokemon faints.
Here are the pokemon you can catch only in the tournament(in BOTH versions):
Name Level
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Caterpie 7 - 18
Metapod 9 - 18
Butterfree 12 - 15
Weedle 7 - 18
Kakuna 9 - 18
Beedrill 12 - 15
Paras 10 - 17
Venonat 10 - 16
Scyther 13 - 14
Pinsir 13 - 14
You can keep only one pokemon at a time, meaning that if you caught a
pokemon and then caught another one you will have to choose which one to keep.
Once the contest is over the judge will decide which of the contestents got
which prize and you may keep the pokemon you caught.
PRIZES: 1st place -----> Sun Stone
2nd place -----> Everstone
3rd place -----> Golde Berry
4th place + ---> Berry
To win first prize you have to catch the strongest pokemon such as Pinsir,
Butterfree and Beedrill, but that does not guarentee first place!!! After the
contest is over you can explore the park and fight the trainers around.
Check out the benches, you will see a girl with pokemon beside her, talk
to her and she will give you 'Quick Claw'. There are 2 trainer phone numbers
you will get here, Schoolboy:Jack and Pokefan:Beverly (who has a LV 14
Snubbel). Before leaving the national park you still need to get 2 items
behind the fences. How? In the north part of the park there is a gap in the
fence where a kid is standing, go through the gap and to your bottom right you
will get a Paralyze Heal and all the way to the other side you will get TM 28.
Now exit the park through the other gate.
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Route 36
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Item: Ice Berry, Weird Tree, Sudowoodo, TM 08/Rock Smash,
Hard Stone(Thursday)
Get the Ice Berry to your left, then fight both trainers there
(Schoolboy:Alan). Once you encounter the Weird Tree save your game. Use the
Squirtbottle on it, and Sudowoodo will attack you. He's at Lv20 and a rock
type, weakin it and disable it then capture it. Once that's over the path will
be cleared. Go left and talk to the man standing there, he will give you TM
08/Rock Smash. On Thursday's Arthur will be in this area and he will give you
Hard Stone (which increases power of Rock-type attacks).
Now head the other way (Left) and onto route 37.
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Route 37
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Item: Red Apricorn, Blue Apricorn, Black Apricorn, Magnet
Before you fight the twins head to the grassy area to your right, you will
find 3 Apricorn trees. In that same spot you will met Sunny on Sunday's, and
he will give you Magnet(which increases power of electric-type attacks). Now
fight the twins and the other trainer and continue on North to reach Ecruteak
City.
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3.6 ECRUTEAK CITY
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Item: Item Finder, HM 03/Surf, Fog Badge, TM 30/Shadow Bell
Welcome to Ecruteak City, home to the 3 legendary creatures and Ho-Oh!
Your first task is to meet Bill at the pokemon Center. Once you meet him, he
would tell you the Time Capsule is fixed. You won't be able to use it yet, you
have to wait until the next day. Once Bill leaves you can head back to
Goldenrod at any time and visit his home, he will then give you Eevee.
Next head into the house right above the Poke Center. Inside there are 5
Kimono girls that you will have to battle. Each one has a different eevee
evolution and all at Lv17. Once you beet them the old man will give you HM
03/Surf.
Heal your pokemon and head North-West to enter the Burned Tower and meet
your Rival for your 3rd Battle.
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Burned Tower
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Item: Burn Heal, X Speed, HP UP, TM 20/Endure
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RIVAL (BATTLE 3)
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Pokemon: Starter(evolved) Lv22 Fire/Grass/Water
Haunter Lv20 Ghost/Poison
Magnemite Lv18 Electric/Steel
Zubat Lv20 Poison/Flying
Once again your Rival want's to bully you around. His team has grown an
extra member and alot tougher.
Take out his starter the same way as in the previous battle
Haunter can be taken out by Psychic pokemon(Drowzee:Confusion Lv18) easly
because he is also poison type, also an electric type would do well.
Magnemite's combination of electric and steel is quite annoying because
very few types can defeat it. Use a Fire or ground type to take him out fast.
Zubat can be taken out by a fire, psychic or electric type very easliy.
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you wont be able to do much in the burned tower, every black area is a
hole that will take you to a different corner in the basement. If you hve
Strength you can move or crush the bolders and drop down the middle hole where
you will meet the three legendary creatures Raikou, Entei and Suicine. They
will quickly run away and will wander around Johto Randomly (Check Rare Pokemon
section for details).
Head to the house next to the gym, the man inside will give you an Item
Finder.
Now onword to the Gym!
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Ecruteak City Gym
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Gym Leader: Morty
Badge: Fog Badge
Pokemon: Gastly Lv 21 Ghost/Poison
Haunter Lv 21 Ghost/Poison
Gengar Lv 25 Ghost/Poison
Haunter Lv 23 Ghost/Poison
This gym's floor is a trap if you step in the wrong spot it will bring you
back to the start. To avoid that walk right in front of the first trainer, once
beaten trun your back at him and walk 3 steps towords the wall, turn left and
walk straight to the other trainer. Then turn around and walk straight 4 steps
again towords the other wall and then to the other trainer. You have noticed
the patern as long as you are one step away from the walls and in the trainers
eye sight you fine. (Im not sure if my explanation has cleared things for you
or confused you even more... oh well).
Morty's uniq choice of Ghost/Poison type pokemon makes your selection
easier. To take out all of his pokemon use psychic and ground types. Don't be
fooled by his pokemon they can be tricky, better bring some awakening with you
just incase.
Once the Gyme leader is defeated he will give you the Fog Badge which
allows you to use Surf outside of battle, and you will get TM 30/Shadow Bell.
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Beside the water there is a house, once yu aquire the Fog Badge you will
be able to enter the tunnel that will lead you to the Tin Tower. Once you
enter the tower a man will block your way, you can only enter if you have the
Rainbow Wings. Why is this tower important, on the top floor lies Ho-oh
Lv40(Gold) and Lv70(Silver). you'll do the tower much later.
Now head to the Western gate and exit Ecruteak City an onto route 38.
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Route 38
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Items: Berry
Nothing but trainers, battle them and aquire Chad and Dana's phone
numbers.
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Route 39
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Items: Mint Berry, TM 13/Snore
You will encounter the Moomoo Farm on this route, the problem is their
Milktank is sick, enter the barn next to the house and help make it better give
it lot's of berries. Once it's healed go the house and talk to the man he'll
give you TM 13/Snore and now you'll be able to by Moomoo Milk.
Head south on route 39 fight all the trainers and enter Olivine City.
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3.7 OLIVINE CITY
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Items: Good Rod, HM 04/Strength, Mineral Badge, TM 23/Iron Tail
Once you enter the city you Rival will come out of the gym and talk to
you. He won' battle you this time, he's simply telling you that the gym leader
is not around which is true. Jasmine the gym leader is taking care of a sick
pokemon in the Lighthouse.
Before you head to the Lighthouse enter the house next to the Poke Mart,
the man inside will give you the Good Rod which will allow you to catch a more
variety of water pokemon and at higher-levels. Next head to the house next to
the Poke Center, the sailor inside will give you HM 04/Strength, which allows
you to move rocks and boulders in caves and other places.
If you want a Voltorb, use your Good Rod and catch a Krabby. The man in
the house to the top right of the Poke Mart will give you his Voltorb for your
Krabby (There no Voltorb's in the wild in Johto).
Exactly south of the Mart is the entrance to the S.S Aqua docks, you won't
be able t board the ship until you get the ticket later in the game so ignore
it for now.
To the right you will find a tall building, it's the lighthouse, Enter it.
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Lighthouse
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Items: Ether, Rare Candy, TM 34/Swagger, Great Ball, Supe Potion.
Inside the light house you will battle many trainers, most of the trainers
have water and flying type pokemon so if you have an electric type pokemon
it'll be a peace of cake.
There are no trainers to battle on the first floor so find the stairs and
head to the second floor.
On the 2F, you will battle two trainers, Sailor: Huey will ask you for our
number. Head to the 3F.
On the 3F, you will notice that there is a trainer you can't reach, you
will be able to reach him later. After you battle everyone on this floor head
to the 4F.
Don't go left yet first battle the trainers and go around to find the
other stairs to 5F.
On the 5F fight the trainer and pick up the items and head back to the 4F.
There drop down the hole beside the girl. Fight the trainer and pick up the
item. use the stairs, again item, trainer, stairs that leed to the 6F.
On the 6F you will meet Jasmine will be tending to a sick pokemon, in
order for her to return to the gym and battle you, you must first go to
Cianwood City and get the Secret Potion for the sick pokemon. Once you do she
will return the Gym to battle you.
Now exit the Lighthouse and head West and onto route 40 & 41.
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Route 40 & 41
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Items: Sharp Beak
On route 40 you will meet Monica (Monday) who will give you Sharp Beak
which increases flying type attacks. If you taught one of your pokemon Rock
Smash use it on the rocks you see, usually it will be a Krabby but you might be
lucky and catch a Shuckle. Now surf south on Route 40 battleing all the
trainers you encounter. You will see four seperate islands, this is Whirl
Island the home of Lugia. Once you get HM06 Whirlpool you'll be able to pass
the whirlpools blocking the entrance and obtain the Silver Wings. Now ignore
the islands and head west on route 41 until you reach shore and onto Cianwood
City.
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3.8CIANWOOD CITY
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Items: Berry Juice, HM 02/Fly, Storm Badge, TM 01/Dynamic Punch
It's pretty small city, head to the pokemart which is located below the
house between the Poke center and the Gym. Inside talk to the man, he will
give you the secret potion that Jasmine needs. Dont leave town yet, since your
already here might as well beat the Gym Leader right? Head to the Gym to fight
Chuck
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Cianwood City Gym
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Gym Leader: Chuck
Badge: Storm Badge
Pokemon: Primeape Lv 27 Fighting
Poliwrath Lv 30 Water/Fighting
If you have a psychic pokemon with you this gym will be a peice of cake.
Once you've faught the 3 trainers you will need strength to reach the fourth
one and the gym leader. First move the 2 extremity boulders forword then move
the middle one to the right. A path will be cleared for you so defeat the
remaining trainer and face the gym leader.
Chucks Primeape is no problem, simply use a psychic or flying type to
defeat him. (Kadabra/Alakazam, Drowzee, or Espeon). As for Poliwrath a
psychic, flying or electric type would be very effective. But you must take him
out fast before he uses Dynamic Punch which will confuse your pokemon as well
as seriously hurt it. If your pokemon are at least level 25 you'll do fine.
Once the Chuck is defeated he will give you the Storm Badge which allows
you to use Fly outside of battle and pokemon up to level 70 will obey you, also
you will get TM 01/Dynamic Punch.
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Talk to the woman infront of the gym, she will give you HM 02/Fly. Head to
the house next to the gym and make sure you have only 5 pokemon in your party.
The man inside will give you a Shuckle (Shuckie) cause he's afraid he'll be
stolen. Come back later and if his Shuckie is very happy the man will let you
keep it if not he'll take it back. Anyways you can get one by smashing the
rocks.
Now head back to Olivine City and give the Secret potion to Jasmine atop
the Lighthouse. She will then return to the gym and accept your challenge.
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Olivine City Gym
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Gym Leader: Jasmine
Badge: Mineral Badge
Pokemon: Magnemite Lv 30 Electric/Steel
Steelix Lv 35 Steel/Ground
Magnemite Lv 30 Electric/Steel
This gym is actually a little tough, not because of the pokemon but because of
their type, Steel type pokemon are resistant to 11 pokemon types and week
against only 3 types. These tree types are Fire, Ground, and Fighting. As for
electric type only Ground type attacks are very effective against them.
The two magnemites can be taken down very easily with a ground type
pokemon cause it's duel type is week against it and electric attacks wont' have
any effect on your pokemon. If you chose Cyndaquil as your starter it's Flame
Wheel will kill them from the first shot.
Now! Steelix is the only reason why i say this battle is a little tough,
this pokemon can only be taken out by a fire or water pokemon. If your pokemon
has only Ember or Water Gun it wont defeat steelix very fast, the minimum
requirement is Fire Punch or Surf. But.. one problem though, Steelix's Rock
type attacks will easily knock out a fire pokemon therefor your only sure
option is a water pokemon. I used Slowking (check pokemon Evolution Section for
details) cause he can take a few beatings but is quite slow. Use Quagsire
(Wooper's evolution) to defeat Steelix.
Once Jasmine is finally defeated she will give you the Mineral Badge and
TM 23/Iron Tail.
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When all that is over with you can head back to Ecruteak City. when you
arrive their head to the other side and go through the gate and onto Route 42.
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Route 42
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Items: Ultra Ball, Super Potion, Pink Apricorn, Green Apricorn, Yellow
Apricorn.
If you have surf you can avoid Mt. Mortar and simply cross the water and
head to the next town while battling some trainers. If you would like to
explore the cave you can go ahead. There are 3 entrances and you will need
Flash. you wont be able to explore the whole place nor pick up all the Items
which out HM07 Waterfall, so it's preferable to let it be for now and come back
for it later. :)
Infront of the Second entrance to Mt. Mortar you can cut the little bush
and reach three tree's holding different Apricorns. Using Surf again you will
reach the 3rd entrance to Mt. Mortar and you will find 3 trainers. Fisherman:
Chris will gladly ask for your phone number. Continue on ahead to reach
Mahogany Town.
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3.9 MAHOGANY TOWN
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Items: HM 06/Whirlpool, Glacier Badge, TM 16/Ice Wind.
Something strange is going in this town, the Mart is selling weird Items
and something is happening to the Magikarps at the Lake of Rage. You wont' be
able fight the Gym leader yet nor exit town from the east on account there is a
man who will block you and will gladly sell you RageCandybars. So the only
thing to do is head throuth the northern gate and onto Route 43.
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Route 43
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Items: Bitter Berry, Max Ether, TM 36/Sludge Bomb
There are a couple of trainers to fight, some may be avoided if you use
the gate on the right. BUT!! with a price, it seems Team Rocket are taxing
people who use that gate, 1000 to be exact so if you dont want to lose the
money take the left path and challenge the trainers. LATER: When you defeat
Rocket's Hideout the rockets will leave the gate and the original guard will
return, he will give you TM 36.
Fight all the trainers and register Picnicker: Tiffany and Pokemanic:
Brent's phone numbers. You see where there are 2 trainers beside each other if
you continue north you will reach Lake of Rage, but some area's you wont be
able to reach. If you go left and down where one trainer is then head north
from behind him (you will need CUT) you will reach the left area of Lake of
Rage.
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Lake Of Rage
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Items: Black Belt(Wednesday), Red Scale, TM 10/Hidden Power, Max Ether,
TM 43/Detect.
As you enter Lake of Rage(Right Path) you will notice a Red Gyarados in
the middle of the lake. Surf to it and battle it, wether you catch it or
defeat it you will still get the Red Sacle it's holding, but i do suggest to
catch this rare specimen. Once you've caught/defeated him head to shore next
to the sign you will see a man in a black standing there. That is Lance, speak
to him and say yes to helping him deal with Team Rocket. Before you head back
to Mahogany Town take the Left path to the Lake of Rage and collect the items
surrounding the Lake, there is a house north of the Lake, inside you will get
TM 10, on Wednesdays, Wesley will be close to the house he will give you Black
Belt. Later: Once you defeat the Rocket hideout 4 new trainers will appear at
the lake one in the left path and 3 standing around the Lake.
Now head Back to Mahogany Town, enter the Poke Mart, you will find Lance
battling someone. Once he's won a secret entrance to the Rocket's Hideout will
be opened. Enter it with him.
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Rocket Hideout
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Items: Hyper Potion, X accuracy, Nugget, TM 46/Thief, Ice Heal, Protein,
Dire hit, Full heal, HM 06/Whirlpool
You have entered the secret layer of the Rockets, before going on further
you will notice a statue, there are 5 of them on this floor to be exact. These
statues are alarm systems, once you pass it you will battle 2 Team Rocket
members in a row, they will come back everytime you trigger a statue alarm. you
can shut it off if you want ( I didn't i found it a usefull way to train my
pokemon). To shut it off go straight and then left before the statue, after you
pass the pile of boxes go down and around to reach the PC, fight the man there
then use the PC to turn off the alarm. The stairs to reach the second floor of
the basment is at the bottom left of the place. You can either go right and
then down where 4 boxes are pilled up then left passing a statue and a warp pad
that takes you to the entrence and right beside it the stairs OR you ca go back
to where the second statue and Rocket was and head down. But beware, this is a
trap almost every step you take will cause a hidden pokemon in the floor to
attack you. Here is a drawing i made that will tell you the exact location of
the pokemon. Once you defeat the pokemon that spot will be safe to step on, you
can create a shortcut for yourself or do what i did, battled all of them as a
form of training. The pokemon you will encounter are Voltorb's, Koffings, and
Geodude's the annoying thing is they usually use Selfdestruct so be carefull.
The 'x' means the hidden pokemon:
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- x x x -
x - x - x
- - x x -
x x x - x
- x - x -
x x - x x
x - x x x
In the Second Basement you will meet Lance who will heal your pokemon and
will leave you. The power room next to you cant be oppened except with 2
passwords enter the boss room then recieve THE password to open the Power room.
Go straight and Fight the 2 rockets you encounter and use the stairs.
Go into the office you come by and fight the scientist and then the Rocket
member who will give you the first password if defeated. Then head left to
fight another geek and a Rocket member and get from him the 2nd password. Pick
up the Items you come buy. Use the stairs at the top right.
go straight, fight the Rocket and use that stair. Before your back to the
floor where you got the 2 passwords, use those passwords to open the office,
fight the boss, once defeated talk to the Murkrow and recieve the last
password. Now head back to the Power room and open it. Suddenly two Rocket
member will team up against you, but lance comes and makes the fight even. Once
the last members are defeated you and lance will battle a bunch of Electrodes
powering the transmitter, he will take one side and you the other. Once that
is done Lance will give you HM 06/Whirlpool. You have completed Rockets'
Hideout and head to the Gym.
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Mahogany City Gym
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Gym Leader: Pryce
Badge: Glacier Badge
Pokemon: Seel Lv 27 Water
Dewgong Lv 29 Water/Ice
Poliswine Lv 31 Ice/Ground
This gym has quite the slippery floor, you will have to manoeuver the paths to
reach each trainer and finally the Gym leader. All trainers have ice type
pokemon so give them a good melting with a fire pokemon.
Pryce's Seel can be taken out by an electric pokemon, usually grass types
can take out water types but seel's aurora beam will knock a grass type before
it make it's move. So it's better to stick with electiricity.
Dewgong can be defeated using either an electric type or fire type. I
suggest a fire type because Dewgongs ice type attacks will have very little
effect on a fire pokemon.
Poliswine is a little tough, use a water or fire type against it. Again
the first choice should be fire but if you want to try water it's good too.
Once Pryce is defeated he will give you teh Glacier Badge which will allow
you to use whirlpool outside battle. He will also give you TM 16/Icy Wind
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As you exit the gym Prof. Elm will tell you that Team Rocket is up to no
good at Goldenrod City Radio Tower. Better go there and see what's up...
(To Be Completed: Next update will continue onto Blackthorn City)
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4) Walkthrough (Kanto)
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(To be Completed)
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5) Pokemon Locations
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Here you will find most of the pokemons location and when to catch them.
Legend: G = Gold Version Only
S = Silver Version Only
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Route 29
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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016 Pidgey Many Many None
019 Rattata Few Few Many
161 Sentret Many Many None
163 Hoothoot None None Many
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Route 30
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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010 Caterpie(G) Many Many None
011 Metapod (G) Many Many None
013 Weedle (S) Many Many None
014 Kakuna (S) Many Many None
016 Pidgey Many Many None
019 Rattata None None Many
163 Hoothoot None None Many
165 Ledyba (S) Many None None
167 Spinarak(G) None None Many
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Route 31
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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010 Caterpie(G) Many Many None
011 Metapod (G) Many Many None
013 Weedle (S) Many Many None
014 Kakuna (S) Many Many None
016 Pidgey Many Many None
019 Rattata None None Many
069 Bellsprout Many Many Many
163 Hoothoot None None Many
165 Ledyba (S) Many None None
167 Spinarak(G) None None Many
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Sprout Tower
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
092 Gastly None None Many
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Route 32
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata (G) Many Many Many
(S) Few Many None
023 Ekans (G) Many Many Many
041 Zubat Few None Few
069 Bellsprout Many Many Many
179 Mareep Many Many Many
187 Hoppip Many Many None
194 Wooper Few None Many
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Ruins of Alph (inside)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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201 Unown Many Many Many
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Ruins of Alph (outside)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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177 Natu Many Many Many
235 Smeargle Rare Rare Rare
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Union Cave (Floor 1)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
027 Sandshrew (G) Many Many Many
041 Zubat Many Many Many
074 Geodude Many Many Many
095 Onix Few Few Few
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Union Cave (Basement 1)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Few Few Few
027 Sandshrew (G) Many Many Many
041 Zubat Many Many Many
074 Geodude Many Many Many
095 Onix Many Many Many
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Union Cave (Basement 2)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Rare Rare Rare
020 Raticate Many Many Many
041 Zubat Many Many Many
040 Golbat Few Few Few
074 Geodude Few Few Few
095 Onix Rare Rare Rare
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Route 33
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
021 Spearow Many Many None
023 Ekans (S) Many Many Many
041 Zubat Few None Many
187 Hoppip Many Many None
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Slowpoke Well (Basement 1)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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041 Zubat Many Many Many
079 Slowpoke Many Many Many
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Slowpoke Well (Basement 2)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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041 Zubat Many Many Many
042 Golbat Few Few Few
079 Slowpoke Many Many Many
080 Slowbro Few Few Few
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Ilex Forest
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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010 Caterpie (G) Many Many None
011 Metapod (G) Many Many None
013 Weedle (S) Many Many None
014 Kakuna (S) Many Many None
041 Zubat Few Few Many
043 Oddish None None Many
046 Paras Many Few Many
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Route 34
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
063 Abra Many Many Many
096 Drowzee Many Many Many
132 Ditto Few Few Few
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Route 35
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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016 Pidgey Few Few None
029 Nidoran(F) Many Many Many
032 Nidoran(M) Many Many Many
063 Abra Many Many Many
096 Drowzee Many Many Many
132 Ditto Few Few Few
163 Hoothoot None None Few
193 Yanma Rare Rare Rare
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National Park
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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010 Caterpie (G) Many Many None
011 Metapod (G) Many Many None
013 Weedle (S) Many Many None
014 Kakuna (S) Many Many None
016 Pidgey Many Many None
163 Hoothoot None None None
191 Sunkern None Many None
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Route 36
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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016 Pidgey May Many None
029 Nidoran(F) Many Many Many
032 Nidoran(M) Many Many Many
037 Vulpix (S) Many Many Many
058 Growlithe (G) Many Many Many
163 Hoothoot None None Many
234 Stantler Few Few Few
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Route 37
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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016 Pidgey Many Many None
017 Pidgeotto None Few None
037 Vulpix (S) Many Many Many
058 Growlithe (G) Many Many Many
163 Hoothoot None None Many
165 Ladyba (S) Many None None
167 Spinarak (G) None None Many
234 Stantler Many Many Many
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Burned Tower (1st Floor)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
020 Raticate Few Few Few
041 Zubat Many Many Many
109 Koffing Many Many Many
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Burned Tower (Basement 1)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many Many Many
041 Zubat Few Few Few
109 Koffing Many Many Many
126 Magmar Few Many Few
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Tin Tower (All floors)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata A lot A lot Many
092 Gastly None None Many
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Route 38
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many(G) Many(G) Many
020 Raticate Many Many Many
052 Meowth (S) Many Many Many
081 Magnemite Few Few Few
083 Farfetch'd Few Few None
128 Tauros Few Few Few
209 Snubble Rare Rare Rare
241 Miltank Few Few Few
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Route 39
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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019 Rattata Many(G) Many(G) Many
020 Raticate Many Many Many
052 Meowth (S) Many Many Many
081 Magnemite Few Few Few
083 Farfetch'd Few Few None
128 Tauros Few Few Few
241 Miltank Few Few Few
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Route 40 & 41 (Surf)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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072 Tentacool A lot A lot A lot
073 Tentacruel Few Few Few
226 Mantine Rare Rare Rare
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Whirl Island (All floors)
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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041 Zubat Many Many Many
042 Golbat Few Few Few
086 Seel Few Few Few
098 Krabby A lot A lot A lot
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Route 42
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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021 Spearow Many Many None
041 Zubat None None Many
056 Mankey(G) Many Many Many
179 Mareep Many Many Many
180 Flaffy Few Few Few
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Route 43
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Pk # Name Morning Day Night
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017 Pidgeotto Many Many None
048 Venonat Few None Many
164 Noctowl None None Many
179 Mareep Few Few Few
180 Flaaffy Many Many Many
203 Girafarig Many Many Many
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(To be Completed)
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6) Pokemon Breeding
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What is more exciting than taking care of an egg until it hatches into a
beautiful pokemon! Pokemon breeding is an important element in pokemon Gold and
Silver.
You can breed your own pokemon at the Daycare Center just south of
Goldenrod City on Route 34.
Before you decide to breed a pokemon you should make sure of a few things
such as the pokemon that will hatch will be the same as(or lower level) of the
female pokemon bred and that some pokemon cannot produce eggs. Also some
pokemon are always female or always male or even Neutral.
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Female Pokemon
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Nidoran (F), Nidorina, Nidoqueen, Jynx, Smoochum, Kangaskhan, Milktank,
Chansey and Blissey.
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Male Pokemon
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Nidoran (M), Nidorino, Nidoking, Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, Hitmontop, Tyrogue
and Tauros.
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Neutral Pokemon
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Magnemite, Magneton, Ditto, Voltorb, Electrode, Staryu and Starmie.
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Pokemon who can't produce Eggs
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Nidorina, Nidoqueen, Nidorino, Nidoking, Unown, Igglybuff, Togepi, Pichu,
Cleffa, Tyrogue, Smoochum, Elekid, Magby, Articuno, Moltres, Zapdos, Suicune,
Entei, Raikou, Mewtwo, Mew, Lugia and Ho-oh.
Now that everything has been cleared out you can now worry which pokemon
is compatible with who. Obviously any specie with a male and female gender are
compatible with each other ( Pikachu(F) + Pikachu(M) = Pichu ).
*What about those with only one gender?*
Easy you simply put them with a Neutral pokemon! The best one that you can
get is Ditto. Ditto is the best breeding pokemon because you don't have to
worry about new attacks or anything. And instead of worrying about catching 2
pokemon of the same specie simply put any pokemon with Ditto.
*How long does it take for an egg to be produced?*
That is really hard to determine! All I know is if at least one of the
pokemon is of a different Trainer ID it would take far less time than if both
pokemon were of the same ID.
*How long does it take for the egg to hatch?*
This is a little hard to know but it all depends how many steps you walk,
depending on the pokemon it may take from 1000 steps to 10000 steps. The
figures below are not very accurate but are a good way to start.
(These figures have been taken from http:\\www.pokemasters.com)
POKEMON # OF STEPS
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Magikarp 1290
Pichu, Cleffa, Igglybuff, Togepi 2580
Caterpie, Weedle, Pidgey, Rattata, 3860
Spearow, Zubat, Geodude, Sentret,
Hoothoot, Ledyba, Spinarak
Any pokemon not listed 5150
Onix, Mr. Mime, Scyther, Pinsir, 6450
Misdreavus, Heracross, Mantine,
Skarmory, Tyrogue, Smoochum, Elekid, Magby
Omanyte, Kabuto 7690
Eevee, Aerodactyl 8970
Chansey, Lapras, Snorlax, Dratini, 10260
Larvitar
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Baby Pokemon
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The pokemon that you can get only by breeding are:
Pichu -----------------> Pikachu or Raichu
Igglybuff -------------> Jigglypuff or Wigglytuff
Cleffa ----------------> Clefairy or Clefable
Togepi ----------------> Togetic
Elekid ----------------> Electabuzz
Magby -----------------> Magmar
Smoochum --------------> Jynx
Tyrogue ---------------> Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan or Hitmontop
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7) Pokemon Evolutions
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In this section you will find out information on some special pokemon
evolutions. Stone Evolutions, Trade/Item evolutions and Happiness Quota
Evolutions. Oh and a special case evolution with Tyrogue!
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Stone Evolution
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Some pokemon need stones to evolve. You can find most of the stones at the
sea cottage on Route 25 in Kanto. There you will find Bill's Grandfather who
will give you stone depending on which pokemon you show him.
Show him: Lickitung -------------> Everstone
Vulpix/Growlith -------> Fire Stone
Oddish ----------------> Leaf Stone
Pichu -----------------> Thunder Stone
Staryu ----------------> Water Stone
I read somewhere that the grandfather will only give one stone of each but
I am not sure about that.
To get the Sun Stone you will need to win First prize at the Bug Catching
Tournament.
To get the Moon Stone you can find one on Route 27 inside the cave. But you can
get more Moon Stones if your lucky your mom will bye you one.
Fire Stone: Vulpix ----------> Ninetails
Growlithe -------> Arcanine
Eevee -----------> Flareon
Leaf Stone: Weepinbell ------> Victreebel
Exeggute --------> Exeggutor
Gloom -----------> Vileplume
Thunder Stone: Pikachu ------> Raichu
Eevee --------> Jolteon
Water Stone: Poliwhirl ------> Pliwrath
Shellder -------> Cloyster
Staryu ---------> Starmie
Eevee ----------> Vaporeon
Moon Stone: Nidorina --------> Nidoqueen
Nidorino --------> Nidoking
Jigglypuff ------> Wigglytuff
Clefairy --------> Clefable
Sun Stone: Sunkern ----------> Sunflora
Gloom ------------> Bellossom
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Trade/Item evolution
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Some pokemon need to be traded with other trainers to evolve and some need
to also carry items in that trade to evolve.
TRADE:
Trade Machoke ------------> Machamp
Trade Haunter ------------> Gengar
Trade Graveler -----------> Golem
Trade Kadabra ------------> Alakazam
TRADE HOLDING ITEMS:
Trade Poliwhirl + King's Rock ------------> Politoed
Trade Slowpoke + King's Rock -------------> Slowking
Trade Onix + Metal Coat ------------------> Steelix
Trade Scyther + Metal Coat ---------------> Schizor
Trade Seadra + Dragon Scale --------------> Kingdra
Trade Porygon + Up-Grade -----------------> Porygon2
NOTE: When you trade the previously named pokemon holding the item, it will
no longer possess it after the evolution. I made my Slowpoke hold
King's Rock, then I traded it to another gameboy. After it evolved I
took it back. When I went to take back King's Rock from it, it was
no longer with it.
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Happiness Quota Evolutions
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What does happiness quota mean? It means that if your pokemon is really
happy, attached to you and trusts you then it will evolve the next level. To
know if your pokemon has reached it's happiness quota visit the lady in
Goldenrod City. Her house is right before the Bike Shop. She will rate the
first pokemon in your party. Your pokemon will be ready to evolve if she says:
" It looks really happy! It must really trust you". Any other sentence such as
" It looks cute " or "... It looks sort of happy", means you got to improve
your relationship with your pokemon. However this sentence:".... I get the
feeling it really trusts you" can go either way, meaning that if she says that
your pokemon MIGHT evolve the next level...
How to make your pokemon happy:
1) Get your pokemon's hair cut by one of the Haircut Brothers at
Goldenrod City's Underground pathway.
2) Use many Ability Up items on your pokemon (Protein, Carbos, etc.)
3) Let it hold Items (Berries, potions, etc.)
4) Keep it in your party as many times as possible
5) Have your pokemon groomed in Pallet Town by Gary's sister.
6) NEVER LET YOUR POKEMON FAINT or allow it get very week.
7) Don't give it bitter medicine or trade it away to another trainer.
** Be patient by luck it will evolve very quickly but also by bad luck your
pokemon might take VERY long time for it to reach it's happiness quota. My
eevee became an umbreon quite fast but my pichu and other eevee (that I want to
make an espeon) are taking FOREVER!! So BE PATIENT PLEASE. lol
Pokemon that will evolve when happy:
Pichu ----------> Pikachu
Cleffa ---------> Clefairy
Togepi ---------> Togetic
Igglybuff ------> Jigglypuff
Chansey --------> Blissey
Golbat ---------> Crobat
Eevee ----------> Umbreon(Night) or Espeon(Day)**
** Eevee's other evolutions are created with stones except for Umbreon and
Espeon. Eevee will evolve into Espeon if you train it and allow it to evolve
in the morning or day. Eevee will evolve into Umbreon if you train it and
allow it to evolve at night.
There is one pokemon with a special case! Tyrogue! Tyrogue is a pre-evolved
form of Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan and Hitmontop. He will evolve into either of
those three (at Lv 20) depending on his STATUS.
------> ATTACK > Defense ------> Hitmonlee
Tyrogue ------> ATTACK = DEFENSE ------> Hitmontop
------> Attack < DEFENSE ------> Hitmonchan
You can choose your evolution by giving Tyrogue Iron or Protein.
* Note that because Tyrogue evolves at Lv20 it will not learn the moves
Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee or Hitmontop learns before Lv20. It's an inconvinence but
what can you do about it?
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8) Rare Pokemon
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(to be completed)
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9) Item List
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In this section you will find the list of most (if not all) of the items
you can get in the game.
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9.1) Health Items
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* These are very bitter medicine
ITEM DESCRIPTION LOCATION PRICE
---- ----------- -------- -----
Antidote Cures poisoned pokemon Mart/Route 31 100
Awakening Wakes sleeping pokemon Mart/Most Caves 250
Berry Juice Restores 20HP Give a Berry to Shuckle -
Burn Heal Heals burned pokemon Mart/Towns/Caves 250
Elixir Restores 10PP of all abilities Caves/Roads -
Energy Root* Restores 200HP Goldenrod City 800
Energy Powder* Restores 50HP Goldenrod City 500
Ether Restores 10PP of one ability Caves/Roads/Gift -
Fresh Water Restores 50HP Department Store 200
Full Heal Cures any condition Mart/Caves 600
Full Restore Cures any condition + all HP Indigo Plateau/Caves 3000
Heal Powder* Cures any condition Goldenrod City 450
Hyper Potion Restores 200HP Mart/Caves/Roads 1200
Ice Heal Heals frozen pokemon Mart 250
Lemonade Restores 80HP Department Store 350
Max Elixir Restores all PP of all abilities Caves/Roads -
Max Ether Restores all PP of one ability Caves/Roads -
Max Potion Restores all HP Mart/Roads/Caves 2500
Max Revive Revives fainted pokemon + all HP Caves/Roads -
MooMoo Milk Restores 100HP MooMoo Farm 500
Paralyze Heal Cures paralyzed pokemon Mart/Caves 200
Potion Restores 20HP Mart/Caves/Roads 300
Rage Candy Bar Restores 20HP Mahogany Town 200
Revival Herb* Revives fainted pokemon Goldenrod City 2800
Revive Revives fainted pokemon + 1/2HP Mart/Caves 1500
Sacred Ash Restores all conditions Wild Pokemon -
(including fainting)HP + PP (Source: www.thepokemasters.com)
Soda Pop Restores 60HP Department Store 300
Super Potion Restores 50HP Mart/Caves/Roads 700
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9.2) Berries
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In this section you will find all necessary information on berries (what
kind and where to find them)
Wild = Items attached to pokemon when encountered in the wild
Trade = Items attached to pokemon when traded from other games
Gift = Items recieved through Mystery Gift
BERRY
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Description: Restores 10 HP
Location(s): Routes 11-29-30-38-46, National Park(prize), Trade, Wild, Gift
BITTER BERRY
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Description: Cures confused pokemon
Location(s): Routes 1-31-43, Blackthorn City, Gift
BURNT BERRY
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Description: Cures frozen pokemon
Location(s): Route 44, Fuchsia City, Pewter City, Wild, Gift
GOLD BERRY
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Description: Restores 30 HP
Location(s): National Park(prize), Trade, Gift
ICE BERRY
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Description: Cures burned pokemon
Location(s): Routes 26-36, Pewter City, Trade, Gift
MINT BERRY
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Description: Wakes up sleeping pokemon
Location(s): Route 39, Pewter City, Gift
MIRACLE BERRY
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Description: Cures all conditions
Location(s): Gift
MYSTERY BERRY
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Description: Restores PP
Location(s): Roue 35-45, Trade
PARALYZECURE BERRY
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Description: Cures paralyzed pokemon
Location(s): Route 8-46, Violet City, Gift
POISONCURE BERRY
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Description: Cures poisoned pokemon
Location(s): Routes 2-30-33, Gift
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9.3) Key Items
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Key Items are items you cant get rid off and that are very crusial in the
game.
Item Description Location
---- ----------- --------
Basement Key Opens Doors in Underground Path 5F Radio Tower
Bicycle Move twice as fast Goldenrod City
Card Key Opens Radio Tower Shutter Underground Basement
Coin Case Carries up to 9,999 coins Goldenrod City Underground
path
Good Rod For fishing(Better than Old Rod) Olivine City
Itemfinder Finds hidden Items Ecruteak city
Machine Part Give to Power Plant Manager Cerulean City Gym
Mistery Egg Togepi hatches from it Route 30
Old Rod For fishing Route 32
Pass You can ride on the Magnet Train Saffron city
Rainbow Wing Allows entry to Tin Tower Goldenrod City(Gold) /
Pewter City(Silver)
Red Scale Trade for Experience Share with Lake of Rage (Red
Mr. Pokemon on Route 30 Gyarados)
S.S. Ticket Ride the S.S. Aqua New Bark Town (ELM)
Secret Potion Heals Amphy in the Lighthouse Cianwood City
Silver Wing Lugia appears at Whirl Island Goldenrod City(Silver) /
Pewter City(Gold)
Squirtbottle Move Sudowoodo on Route 36 Goldenrod City
Super Rod Best Fishing Rod Route 12
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9.4) Helpful Items
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Item Description Location Price
---- ----------- -------- -----
Escape Rope Quick Escape from Towers and Caves Mart/Caves 550
Expansion Card Allows you to listen to Radio in Kanto Lavender Town
Map Card Pokegear Map Cherrygrove City
Max Repel Repels weak pokemon for 250 steps Mart/Gift 700
Poke Doll Helps escape from wild pokemon Department Store 1000
/Mt. Moon
Pokedex Pokemon Data Route 30
Radio Card Allows you to listen to the Radio Goldenrod City
Repel Repels weak pokemon for 100 steps Mart/Mt. Moon 350
Super Repel Repels weak pokemon for 200 steps Mart/Gift 500
Unown Dex Unown Data Ruins of Alph
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9.5) Apricorns
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Here are the listed appricorns, their locations and what kind of balls can
be made of them.
Apricorn Location Makes
-------- -------- -----
Black Route 37 Heavy Ball
Blue Route 37 Lure Ball
Green Route 42(You need Cut) Friend Ball
Pink Route 42(You need Cut) Love Ball
Red Route 37 Level Ball
White Behind Kurt's house Fast Ball
Yellow Route 42(You need Cut) Moon Ball
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9.6) Ability Up
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Item Description Location Price
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Amulet Coin Doubles money won in battle Goldenrod City
Berserk Gene Increases attack and confuses Cerulean City
Black Belt Increases Fighting type attacks Lake of Rage
Black Glasses Increases Dark type attacks Dark Cave
Bright Powder Lower's opponents accuracy Trade/Wild
Calcium Raises Special Attack/Defense Dept. Store 9800
Carbos Raises Speed Dept. Store 9800
Charcoal Increases Fire type attacks Azalea Town 9800
Cleanse Tag Helps avoid wild pokemon Route 5
Dire Hit Raises chances of a critical hit Mart/Caves/Roads 650
Dragon Fang Increases Dragon type attacks Dragon's Den
Dragon Scale Evolves pokemon Mt. Mortar/Trade/Wild
Everstone Prevents pokemon from evolving Park/Wild/Trade
Exp. Share Pokemon recieves 1/2 of all Exp. Pts.Route 30
Fire Stone Evolves Fire pokemon Route 25/Gift
Focus Band Prevents pokemon from fainting Saffron City
Guard Spec. Guard's against special attacks Dept. Store/Gift 700
Hard Stone Increases Rock type attacks Route 36
HP UP Raises HP Dept. Store/Roads/ 9800
Caves/Gift
Iron Raises Defense Dept. Store/Caves 9800
King's Rock Evolves Pokemon/Opponent retreats Slowpoke Well/Trade/Wild
Leaf Stone Evolves Pokemon Route 25/Gift
Leftovers Restores HP slowly in battle Celadon City/Trade/Wild
Light Ball Double's Pikachu's Special Attack Trade/Wild
Lucky Egg Gives more Exp. Pts after battle Traed/Wild
Lucky Punch Good chance of critical hit Trade/Wild
Magnet Increases Electric type attacks Route 37
Metal Coat Evolves pokemon/Increases Steel S.S Aqua/Trade/Wild
type attacks
Metal Powder Increases Ditto's Defense Trade/Wild
Miracle Seed Increases Grass type attacks Route 32
Moon Stone Evolves pokemon Mom/Route 27/Trade/Wild
Mystic Water Increases Water type attacks Cherrygrove City
Nevermelt Ice Increases Ice type attacks Ice Path
Pink Bow Increases Normal type attacks Route 29/Goldenrod City
Poison Barb Increases Poison type attacks Route 32/Trade/Wild
Polkadot Bow Increases Normal type attacks Trade/Wild
PP Up Raises PP Town/Road/Caves/Gifts
Protein Raises Attack Dept. Store/Caves 9800
Quick Claw Raises chance of attacking first National Park/Trade/Wild
Rare Candy Raises pokemon level by 1 Town/Road/Caves
Scope Lens Good chance of critical hit Gift
Sharp Beak Increases Flying type attacks Route 40/Trade/Wild
Silver Powder Increases Bug type attacks Trade/Wild
Smoke Ball Provides escape from wild pokemon Goldenrod City
Soft Sand Increases Ground type attacks Route 34
Spell Tag Increases Ghost type attacks Blackthorn City
/Trade/Wild
Stick Increases power of Farfetch'd's attacks Trade/Wild
Sun Stone Evolves pokemon Park(1st prize)
Thick Club Increases Cubone/Marowak attack Trade/Wild
Thunder Stone Evolves pokemon Route 25/Gift
Twisted Spoon Increases Psychic type attacks Trade/Wild
Up-grade Evolves Porygon Saffron City
Water Stone Evolves Pokemon Route 25/Gift
X Accuracy Increases Accuracy in battle Dept.Store/Town/Caves 950
X Attack Increases Attack in battle Mart/Caves/Gift 500
X Defend Increases Defense in battle Mart/Caves/Gift 550
X Special Increases Special Attack in battle Mart/Caves/Gift 350
X Speed Increases Speed in battle Mart/Caves 350
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9.7) Items to Sell
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Item Location Bying Price Selling Price
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Big Mushroom Trade/Wild --- ???
Big Pearl Goldenrod City/Trade/Wild 3500 4000
Brick Piece Trade Wild --- ???
Gold Leaf Trade Wild --- ???
Nugget Goldenrod City/Roads/Caves/Gift 4500 5000
Pearl Goldenrod City/Trade/Wild 650 ???
Silver Leaf Trade Wild --- ???
Star Piece Goldenrod City/Trade/Wild 4600 ???
Star Dust Goldenrod City/Trade/Wild 900 ???
Slowpoke Tail Mahogany Town 9800 ???
Tiny Mushroom Mahogany Town/Trade/Wild 500 ???
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9.8) Balls
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Here you will find details on all the types of balls you can get in the
game.
Ball Description Location
---- ----------- --------
Fast Ball Catch Pokemon that escape Azalea Town
Friend Ball Pokemon will be friendly Azalea Town
Great Ball A medium-level ball Poke Mart (200)
Heavy Ball Catch heavy Pokemon Azalea Town
Level Ball Catch lower-level Pokemon Azalea Town
Love Ball Catch Pokemon of opposite sex Azalea Town
Lure Ball Catch Pokemon from Rod Azalea Town
Master Ball Will catch any Pokemon 100% Prof. Elm (8 Badges)
Moon Ball Catch Moon Stone evolvers Azalea Town
Park Ball Catch National Park Pokemon Bug Catching Tournament
Poké Ball A low-level ball Poke Mart ( 600)
Ultra Ball A high-level ball Poke Mart (1200)
(To be Completed)
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10) TM's & HM's
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There are 50 TM's and 7 HM's in the game.
TM Ability Location Price
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01 Dynamic Punch Cianwood City
02 Headbutt Ilex Forest/Goldenrod City 2000
03 Curse Celadon City
04 Rollout Route 35
05 Roar Route 32
06 Toxic Fuchsia City
07 Zap Cannon Power Plant
08 Rock Smash Route 36/Goldenrod City 1000
09 Psych Up Trading
10 Hidden Power Lake of Rage/Celadon City 3000
11 Sunny Day Goldenrod City/Celadon City 2000
12 Sweet Scent Route 34
13 Snore Dark Cave/MooMoo Farm
14 Blizzard Goldenrod City 5500(coins)
15 Hyper Beam Celadon City 7500(coins)
16 Icy Wind Mahogany Town
17 Protect Celadon City 3000
18 Rain Dance Slowpoke Well/Celadon City 2000
19 Giga Drain Celadon City
20 Endure Burned Tower
21 Frustration Goldenrod City Department Store(Sunday)
22 Solarbeam Route 27
23 Iron Tail Olivine City
24 Dragonbreath Dragon's Den
25 Thunder Goldenrod City 5500(coins)
26 Earthquake Victory Road
27 Return Goldenrod City
28 Dig National Park
29 Psychic Saffron City/Celadon City 3500(coins)
30 Shadow Bell Ecruteak City
31 Mud-Slap Violet City
32 Double Team Celadon City 1500(coins)
33 Ice Punch Goldenrod City/Trading 3000
34 Swagger Lighthouse
35 Sleep Talk Goldenrod City
36 Sludge Bomb Route 34
37 Sand Storm Route 27/Celadon City 2000
38 Fire Blast Goldenrod City 5500(coins)
39 Swift Union Cave
40 Defence Curl Mt. Morter
41 Thunder Punch Goldenrod City 3000
42 Dream Eater Viridian City
43 Detect Lake of Rage/Trading
44 Rest Ice Path
45 Attract Goldenrod City
46 Thief Mahogany Town
47 Steel Wing Rock Tunnel/Route 28
48 Fire Punch Goldenrod City 3000
49 Fury Cutter Azalea Town
50 Nightmare Route 31
HM Ability Location
-- ------- --------
01 Cut Ilex Forest
02 Fly Cianwood City
03 Surf Ecruteak City
04 Strength Olivine City
05 Flash Sprout Tower
06 Whirlpool Rocket Hideout
07 Waterfall Ice Path
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11) Pokemon Abilities & Attacks
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In this section you will find All the abilities a pokemon can learn with
description and everything!
Legend: ATK = Attack Power
ACR = Accuracy
PP = Pokemon Power
Ability Name Type ATK ACR PP Description
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-A-
Absorb GRS 20 100 20 1/2 the damaged caused is restores your HP
Acid PSN 40 100 30 May lower oponents defense
Acid Armor PSN --- --- 40 Defense sharply raised
Aeroblast FLY 100 95 5 Good chance for a critical hit
Agility PSY --- --- 30 Speed sharply raised
Amnesia PSY --- --- 20 Special Defense sharply raised
Ancient Power RCK 60 100 5 Might raise stats of all abilities
Attract NRM --- 100 15 May prevent opponent from opposite
sex from attacking
Aurora Beam ICE 65 100 20 May lower opponents Attack power
-B-
Barrage NRM 15 85 20 Attacks 2-5 times consecutively in 1 turn
Barrier PSY --- --- 30 Defense sharply raised
Baton Pass NRM --- --- 40 Allows switching pokemon during battle
Beat Up DRK 10 100 10 Each pokemon hit's opponent
Belly Drum NRM --- --- 10 Attack raised to maximum, lowers HP to 1/2
Bide NRM --- 100 10 Damage recieved is doubled and shot back
Bind NRM 15 75 20 Attacks 2-5 times continuously, prevents
escape
Bite DRK 60 100 25 Attack may cause pokemon to flinch.
Blizzard ICE 120 70 5 Deals damage and may freeze opponent
Body Slam NRM 85 100 15 Deals damage and may paralyze opponent
Bone Club GRD 65 85 20 Deals damage and may scare opponent
Bone Rush GRD 25 80 10 Your Pokémon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row
Bonemerang GRD 50 90 10 Your Pokémon attacks twice
Bubble WTR 20 100 30 Deals damage and may decrease opponent's
speed
Bubblebeam WTR 65 100 20 Deals damage and may decrease opponent's
speed
-C-
Charm NRM --- 100 20 Sharply decreases opponent's attack
Clamp WTR 35 75 10 Prevents opponent from fleeing, damage
continues for 2-5 turns
Comet Punch NRM 18 85 15 Your Pokémon attacks 2 to 5 times in a
row
Confuse Ray GHO --- 100 10 Confuses opponent
Confusion PSY 50 100 25 Deals damage and may confuse opponent
Constrict NRM 10 100 35 Deals damage and may decrease opponent's
speed
Conversion NRM --- --- 30 Your Pokémon switches its type to the
type of one of its moves
Conversion2 NRM --- 100 30 Your Pokémon switches its type to the
type most resistant to your opponent's
attacks
Cotton Spore GRS --- 85 40 Sharply lowers opponent's speed
Counter FTG --- 100 20 Hits opponent for twice the damage received
(works against physical attacks only),
always
attacks last regardless of speed
Crabhammer WTR 90 85 10 Has a good chance for a critical hit
Cross Chop FTG 100 80 5 Has a good chance for a critical hit
Crunch DRK 80 100 15 May decrease opponent's special defense
Curse NRM --- --- 10 If a Ghost-type uses it, HP is lowered by
1/2
and opponents HP drops every turn. If used
by any other type of Pokémon, it lowers its
speed and raises its attack and defense
(I will complete this section in the next update)
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12) Pokedex
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This took time and good research so all abilities and evolution levels of
all 251 pokemon are listed!
Name(s): 001-Bulbasaur/002-Ivysaur/003-Venusaur
Evolution(s): L16 Ivysaur, L32 Venusaur
Type(s): Poison/Grass
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
04 Growl Normal
07 Leech Seed Grass
10 Vine Whip Grass
15 Poison Powder Poison
15 Sleep Powder Poison
20/22 Razor Leaf Grass
25/29 Sweet Scent Normal
32/38/41 Growth Normal
39/47/53 Synthesis Grass
46/56/65 Solarbeam Grass
Name(s):004-Charmander/005-Charmeleon/006-Charizard
Evolution(s): L16 Charmeleon, L36 Charizard
Type(s): Fire, Fire, Fire/Flying
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Growl Normal
07 Ember Fire
13 Smokescreen Normal
19/20 Rage Normal
25/27 Scary Face Normal
31/34 Flamethrower Fire
X/X/36 Wing Attack Flying
37/41/44 Slash Normal
43/48/54 Dragon Rage Dragon
49/55/64 Fire Spin Fire
Name(s):007-Squirtle/008-Wartortle/009-Blastoise
Evolution(s): L16 Wartortle, L36 Blastoise
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
04 Tail Whip Normal
07 Bubble Water
10 Withdraw Water
13 Water Gun Water
18/19 Bite Dark
23/25 Rapid Spin Normal
28/31 Protect Normal
33/37/42 Rain Dance Water
40/45/55 Skull Bash Normal
47/55/68 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s):010-Caterpie/011-Metapod/012-Butterfree
Evolution(s): L7 Metapod, L10 Butterfree
Type(s): Bug, Bug, Bug/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- String Shot Bug
X/7/X Harden Normal
X/X/10 Confusion Psychic
X/X/13 Poison Powder Poison
X/X/14 Stun Spore Grass
X/X/15 Sleep Powder Grass
X/X/18 Supersonic Normal
X/X/23 Whirlwind Normal
X/X/28 Gust Flying
X/X/34 Psybeam Psychic
X/X/40 Safeguard Normal
Name(s):013-Weedle/014-Kakuna/015-Beedrill
Evolution(s): L7 Kakuna, L10 Beedrill
Type(s): Bug/Poison
Attacks:
-- Poison Sting Poison
-- String Shot Bug
X/7/X Harden Normal
X/X/10 Fury Attack Normal
X/X/15 Focus Energy Normal
X/X/20 Twin Needle Bug
X/X/25 Rage Normal
X/X/30 Pursuit Dark
X/X/35 Pin Missile Bug
X/X/40 Agility Psychic
Name(s):016-Pidgey/017-Pidgeotto/018-Pidgeot
Evolution(s): L18 Pidgeotto, L36 Pidgeot
Type(s): Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
05 Sand-Attack Ground
09 Gust Flying
15 Quick Attack Normal
21/23 Whirlwind Normal
29/33 Wing Attack Flying
36/43/46 Agility Psychic
47/55/61 Mirror Move Flying
Name(s):019-Rattata/020-Raticate
Evolution(s): L20 Raticate
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
07 Quick Attack Normal
13 Hyper Fang Normal
20 Focus Energy Normal
X/20 Scary Face Normal
27/30 Pursuit Dark
34/40 Super Fang Normal
Name(s):021-Spearow/022-Fearow
Evolution(s): L20 Fearow
Type(s): Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
-- Growl Normal
07 Leer Normal
13 Fury Attack Normal
25/26 Pursuit Dark
31/32 Mirror Move Flying
37/40 Drill Peck Flying
43/47 Agility Psychic
Name(s): 023-Ekans/ 024-Arbok
Evolution(s): L22 Arbok
Type(s): Poison
Attacks:
-- Wrap Normal
-- Leer Normal
09 Poison Sting Poison
15 Bite Dark
23/25 Glare Normal
29/33 Screech Normal
37/43 Acid Poison
43/51 Haze Ice
Name(s): 025-Pikachu/ 026-Raichu
Evolution(s): Thunder Stone-->Raichu, Breed Pikachu/Raichu-->Pichu
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Thundershock Electric
-- Growl Normal
06 Tail Whip Normal
08 Thunder Wave Electric
11 Quick Attack Normal
15 Double Team Normal
20 Slam Normal
25 Thunderbolt Electric
33 Agility Psychic
41 Thunder Electric
50 Light Screen Psychic
Name(s):027-Sandshrew/028-SandSlash
Evolution(s): L22 SandSlash
Type(s): Ground
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
06 Defense Curl Normal
11 Sand-Attack Ground
17 Poison Sting Poison
23/24 Slash Normal
30/33 Swift Normal
37/42 Fury Swipes Normal
45/52 Sand Storm Rock
Name(s): 029-Nidoran(f)/030-Nidorina/031-Nidoqueen
Evolution(s): L16 Nidorina, Moon stone Nidoqueen
Type(s): Poison, Poison, Poison/Ground
Attacks:
-- Growl Normal
-- Tackle Normal
08 Scratch Normal
12 Double Kick Fighting
17/19 Poison Sting Poison
X/X/23 Body Slam Normal
23/27 Tail Whip Normal
30/36 Bite Dark
38/46 Fury Swipes Normal
Name(s):032-Nidoran(m)/033-Nidorino/034-Nidoking
Evolution(s): L16 Nidorino, Moon stone Nidoking
Type(s): Poison, Poison, Poison/Ground
Attacks:
-- Leer Normal
-- Tackle Normal
08 Horn Attack Normal
12 Double Kick Fighting
17/19 Poison Sting Poison
X/X/23 Thrash Normal
23/27 Focus Energy Normal
30/36 Fury Attack Normal
38/46 Horn Drill Normal
Name(s):035-Clefairy/036-Clefable
Evolution(s): Moon Stone-->Clefable, Breed Clefairy/Clefable-->Cleffa
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Growl Normal
04 Encore Normal
08 Sing Normal
13 Double Slap Normal
19 Minimize Normal
26 Defense curl Normal
34 Metronome Normal
43 Moon Light Normal
53 Barrier Psychic
Name(s):037-Vulpix/038-Ninetails
Evolution(s): Fire Stone-->Ninetails
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Ember Fire
-- Tail Whip Normal
07 Quick Attack Normal
13 Roar Normal
19 Confuse Ray Ghost
25 Safeguard Normal
31 Flamethrower Fire
37 Fire Spin Fire
Name(s): 039-Jigglypuff/040-Wigglytuff
Evolution(s): Moon Stone-->Wigglytuff.
Breed Jigglypuff/Wigglytuff-->Igglybuff
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Sing Normal
04 Defense Curl Normal
09 Pound Normal
14 Disable Normal
19 Rollout Rock
24 Double Slap Normal
29 Rest Psychic
34 Body Slam Normal
39 Double-Edge Normal
Name(s):041-Zubat/042-Golbat/169-Crobat
Evolution(s): L22 Golbat, Happiness Quota-->Crobat
Type(s): Poison/Flying
Attacks:
-- Leech Life Bug
06 Supersonic Normal
12 Bite Dark
19 Confuse Ray Ghost
27/30 Wing Attack Flying
36/42 Scary Face Normal
46/55/55 Haze Ice
Name(s):043-Oddish/044-Gloom/045-Vileplume/182-Bellossom
Evolution(s): L21 Gloom, Leaf Stone-->Vileplume or Sun Stone-->Bellossom.
Type(s): Grass/Poison, Grass/Poison, Grass/Poison, Grass
Attacks:
-- Absorb Grass
07 Sweet Scent Normal
14 Poison Powder Poison
16 Stun Spore Grass
18 Sleep Powder Grass
23/24 Acid Poison
32/34 Moon Light Normal
39/44 Petal Dance Grass
X/X/X/55 Solarbeam Grass
Name(s): 046-Paras/047-Parasect
Evolution(s): L24 Parasect
Type(s): Bug/Grass
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
07 Stun Spore Grass
13 Poison Powder Poison
19 Leech Life Bug
25/28 Spore Grass
31/37 Slash Normal
37/46 Growth Normal
43/55 Mega Drain Grass
Name(s):048-Venonat/049-Venomoth
Evolution(s): L31 Venomoth
Type(s): Bug/Poison
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Disable Normal
-- Foresight Normal
09 Confuse Ray Ghost
17 Confusion Psychic
20 Poison Powder Poison
25 Leech Life Bug
28 Stun Spore Grass
X/31 Gust Flying
33/36 Psybeam Psychic
36/42 Sleep Powder Grass
41/52 Psychic Psychic
Name(s): 050-Diglett/051-Dugtrio
Evolution(s): L26 Dugtrio
Type(s): Ground
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
05 Growl Normal
09 Magnitude Ground
17 Dig Ground
25 Sand-Attack Ground
33/37 Slash Normal
41/49 Earthquake Ground
49/61 Fissure Ground
Name(s):052-Meowth/053-Persian
Evolution(s): L28 Persian
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Growl Normal
11 Bite Dark
20 Pay Day Normal
28 Faint Attack Dark
35/38 Screech Normal
41/46 Fury Swipes Normal
46/53 Slash Normal
Name(s): 054-Psyduck/055-Golduck
Evolution(s): L33 Golduck
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
05 Tail Whip Normal
10 Disable Normal
16 Confusion Psychic
23 Screech Normal
31 Psych Up Psychic
40/44 Fury Swipes Normal
50/58 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s):056-Mankey/057-Primeape
Evolution(s): L28 Primeape
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Leer Normal
09 Low Kick Fighting
15 Karate Chop Fighting
21 Fury Swipes Normal
27 Focus Energy Normal
X/28 Rage Normal
33/36 Seismic Toss Fighting
39/45 Cross Chop Fighting
45/54 Screech Normal
51/63 Thrash Normal
Name(s): 058-Growlithe/059-Arcanine
Evolution(s): Fire Stone-->Arcanine
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Bite Dark
-- Roar Normal
09 Ember Fire
18 Leer Normal
26 Take Down Normal
34 Flame Wheel Fire
42 Agility Psychic
50 Flamethrower Fire
Name(s):060-Poliwag/061-Poliwhirl/062-Poliwrath/186-Politoed
Evolution(s):L25 Poliwhirl, Water Stone-->Poliwrath,
Trade Poliwhirl with King's Symbole-->Politoed
Type(s): Water, Water, Water/Fighting, Water
Attacks:
-- Bubble Water
07 Hypnosis Psychic
13 Water Gun Water
19 Doubleslap Normal
25/27 Rain Dance Water
31/35 Body Slam Normal
37/43 Belly Drum Normal
43/51 Hydro Pump Water
X/X/X/-- Perish Song Normal
X/X/X/51 Swagger Normal
Name(s): 063-Abra/064-Kadabra/065-Alakazam
Evolution(s):L16 Kadabra, Trade-->Alakazam
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Teleport Psychic
X/16 Confusion Psychic
X/18 Disable Normal
X/21 Psybeam Psychic
X/26 Recover Normal
X/31 Future Sight Psychic
X/38 Psychic Psychic
X/45 Barrier Psychic
Name(s): 066-Machop/067-Machoke/068-Machamp
Evolution(s): L28 Machoke, Trade-->Machamp
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Low Kick Fighting
-- Leer Normal
07 Focus Energy Normal
13 Karate Chop Fighting
19 Seismic Toss Fighting
25 Foresight Normal
31/34 Ball Braker Fighting
37/43 Cross Chop Fighting
43/52 Scary Face Normal
49/61 Submission Fighting
Name(s): 069-Bellsprout/070-Weepinbell/071-Victreebell
Evolution(s): L21 Weepinbell, Leaf Stone-->Victreebell
Type(s): Grass/Poison
Attacks:
-- Vine Whip Grass
06 Growth Normal
11 Wrap Normal
15 Sleep Powder Grass
17 Poison Powder Poison
19 Stun Spore Grass
23/24 Acid Poison
30/33 Sweet Scent Normal
37/42 Razor Leaf Grass
45/54 Slam Normal
Name(s):072-Tentacool/073-Tentacruel
Evolution(s): L30 Tentacruel
Type(s): Water/Poison
Attacks:
-- Poison Sting Poison
06 Supersonic Normal
12 Wrap Normal
19 Acid Poison
25 Bubblebeam Water
30 Constrict Normal
36/38 Barrier Psychic
43/47 Screech Normal
49/55 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s):074-Geodude/075-Graveler/076-Golem
Evolution(s): L25 Graveler, Trade-->Golem
Type(s): Rock/Ground
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
06 Defense Curl Normal
11 Rock Throw Rock
16 Magnitude Ground
21 Self Destruct Normal
26/27 Harden Normal
31/34 Rollout Rock
36/41 Earthquake Ground
41/48 Explosion Normal
Name(s): 077-Ronyta/078-Rapidash
Evolution(s): L40 Rapidash
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
04 Growl Normal
08 Tail Whip Normal
13 Ember Fire
19 Stomp Normal
26 Fire Spin Fire
34 Take Down Normal
X/40 Fury Attack Fire
43/47 Agility Psychic
53/61 Fire Blast Fire
Name(s):079-Slowpoke/080-Slowbro/199-Slowking
Evolution(s): L37 Slowbro, Trade Slowpoke with King's Symbol-->Slowking.
Type(s): Water/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Curse ???
06 Growl Normal
15 Water Gun Water
20 Confusion Psychic
29 Disable Normal
34 Headbutt Normal
X/37 Withdraw Water
43/45/X Amnesia Psychic
X/X/43 Swagger Normal
48/54 Psychic Psychic
Name(s):081-Magnamite/082-Magneton
Evolution(s): L30 Magneton
Type(s): Electric/steel
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
06 Thundershock Electric
11 Supersonic Normal
16 Sonicboom Normal
21 Thunderwave Electric
27 Lock-On Normal
33/35 Swift Normal
39/43 Screech Normal
45/53 Thunder Jolt Electric
Name(s): 083-Farfetch'd
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
07 Sand-Attack Ground
13 Leer Normal
19 Fury Attack Normal
25 Swords Dance Normal
31 Agility Psychic
37 Slash Normal
44 False Swipe Normal
Name(s):084-Doduo/085-Dodrio
Evolution(s): L31 Dodrio
Type(s): Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
-- Growl Normal
09 Pursuit Dark
13 Fury Attack Normal
21 Tri Attack Normal
25 Rage Normal
33/38 Drill Peck Flying
37/47 Agility Psychic
Name(s):086-Seel/087-Dewgong
Evolution(s): L34 Dewgong
Type(s): Water, Water/Ice
Attacks:
-- Headbutt Normal
05 Growl Normal
16 Aurora Beam Ice
21 Rest Psychic
32 Take Down Normal
37/43 Ice Beam Ice
48/55 Safeguard Normal
Name(s):088-Grimmer/089-Muk
Evolution(s): L38 Muk
Type(s): Poison
Attacks:
-- Poison Gas Poison
-- Pound Normal
05 Harden Normal
10 Disable Normal
16 Sludge Poison
23 Minimize Normal
31 Screech Normal
40/45 Acid Armor Poison
50/60 Sludge Bomb Poison
Name(s):090-Shellder/091-Cloyster
Evolution(s):Water Stone-->Cloyster
Type(s): Water, Water/Ice
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Withdraw Water
09 Supersonic Normal
17 Aurora Beam Ice
25 Protect Normal
33 Leer Normal
41 Clamp Water
X/41 Spike Cannon Normal
49 Ice Beam Ice
Name(s):092-Gastly/093-Haunter/094-Gengar
Evolution(s): L25 Haunter, Trade-->Gengar
Type(s): Ghost/Poison
Attacks:
-- Hypnosis Psychic
-- Lick Ghost
08 Spite Ghost
13 Mean Look Normal
16 Curse ???
21 Night Shade Ghost
28/31 Confuse Ray Ghost
33/39 Dream Eater Psychic
36/48 Destiny Bond Ghost
Name(s): 095-Onix/208-Steelix
Evolution(s): Trade Onix With Metal Coat-->Steelix
Type(s): Rock/Ground, Steel/Ground
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Screech Normal
10 Bide Normal
14 Rock Throw Rock
23 Harden Normal
27 Rage Normal
36 Sand Storm Rock
40 Slam Normal
X/48 Crunch Dark
Name(s): 096-Drowzee/097-Hypno
Evolution(s): L26 Hypno
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Hypnosis Psychic
10 Disable Normal
18 Confusion Psychic
25 Headbutt Normal
31/33 Poison Gas Poison
36/40 Meditate Psychic
40/49 Psychic Psychic
43/55 Psych Up Psychic
45/60 Future Sight Psychic
Name(s): 098-Krabby/099-Kingler
Evolution(s): L28 Kingler
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Bubble Water
05 Leer Normal
12 Vicegrip Normal
16 Harden Normal
23 Stomp Normal
27 Guillotine Normal
34/38 Protect Normal
41/49 Crabhammer Water
Name(s):100-Voltorb/101-Electrode
Evolution(s): L36 Electrode
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
09 Screech Normal
17 Sonicboom Normal
23 Self Destruct Normal
29 Rollout Rock
33/34 Light Screen Psychic
37/40 Swift Normal
39/44 Explosion Normal
41/48 Mirror Coat Psychic
Name(s):102-Exeggcute/103-Exeggutor
Evolution(s): Leaf Stone-->Exeggutor
Type(s): Grass/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Barrage Normal
-- Hypnosis Psychic
07 Reflect Psychic
13 Leech Seed Grass
19 Confusion Psychic
X/19 Stomp Normal
25 Stun Spore Grass
31 Poison Powder Poison
37 Sleep Powder Grass
43 Solarbeam Grass
Name(s):104-Cubone/105-Marowak
Evolution(s): L28 Marowak
Type(s): Ground
Attacks:
-- Growl Normal
05 Tail Whip Normal
09 Bone Club Ground
13 Headbutt Normal
17 Leer Normal
21 Focus Energy Normal
25 Bonemarang Ground
29/32 Rage Normal
33/39 False Swipe Normal
37/46 Thrash Normal
41/53 Bone Rush Ground
Name(s): 106-Hitmonlee
Evoltion(s): Breed Hitmonlee-->Tyrogue
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Double Kick Fighting
06 Meditate Psychic
11 Rolling kick Fighting
16 Jump Kick Fighting
21 Focus Energy Normal
26 Hi Jump Kick Fighting
31 Mind Reader Normal
36 Foresight Normal
41 Endure Normal
46 Mega Kick Normal
51 Reversal Fighting
Name(s): 107-Hitmonchan
Evolution(s): Breed Hitmonchan-->Tyrogue
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Comet Punch Normal
07 Agility Psychic
13 Pursuit Dark
26 Fire Punch Fire
26 Ice Punch Ice
26 Thunder Punch Electric
32 Mach Punch Fighting
38 Mega Punch Normal
44 Detect Fighting
50 Counter Fighting
Name(s): 108-Lickitung
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Lick Ghost
07 Supersonic Normal
13 Defense Curl Normal
19 Stomp Normal
25 Wrap Normal
31 Disable Normal
37 Slam Normal
43 Screech Normal
Name(s): 109-Koffing/110-Weezing
Evolution(s): L35-Weezing
Type(s): Poison
Attacks:
-- Poison Gas Poison
-- Tackle Normal
09 Smog Poison
17 Self Destruct Normal
21 Sludge Poison
25 Smokescreen Normal
33 Haze Ice
41/44 Explosion Normal
45/51 Destiny Bond Ghost
Name(s):111-Rhyhorn/112-Rhydon
Evolution(s): L42 Rhydon
Type(s): Rock/Ground
Attacks:
-- Horn Attack Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
13 Stomp Normal
19 Fury Attack Normal
31 Leer Normal
37 Horn Drill Normal
49/54 Take Down Normal
55/65 Earthquake Ground
Name(s):113-Chansey/242-Blissey
Evolution(s): Happiness Quota-->Blissey
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
05/04 Growl Normal
09/07 Tail Whip Normal
13/10 Softboiled Normal
17/13 Double Slap Normal
23/18 Minimize Normal
29/23 Sing Normal
35/28 Egg Bomb Normal
41/33 Defense Curl Normal
49/40 Light Screen Psychic
57/47 Double-Edge Normal
Name(s): 114-Tangela
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Grass
Attacks:
-- Constrict Normal
04 Sleep Powder Grass
10 Absorb Grass
13 Poison Powder Poison
19 Vine Whip Grass
25 Bide Normal
31 Mega Drain Grass
34 Stun Spore Grass
40 Slam Normal
46 Growth Normal
Name(s): 115-Kangaskhan
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Comet Punch Normal
07 Leer Normal
13 Bite Dark
19 Tail Whip Normal
25 Mega Punch Normal
31 Rage Normal
37 Focus Energy Normal
43 Dizzy Punch Normal
49 Reversal Fighting
Name(s):116-Horsea/117-Seadra/230-Kingdra
Evolution(s): L32 Seadra, Trade Seadra With Dragon Scale-->Kingdra
Type(s): Water, Water, Water/Dragon
Attacks:
-- Bubble Water
08 Smokescreen Normal
15 Leer Normal
22 Water Gun Water
29 Twister Dragon
36/40 Agility Psychic
43/51 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s):118-Goldeen/119-Seaking
Evolution(s): L33 Seaking
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Peck Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
10 Supersonic Normal
15 Horn Attack Normal
24 Flail Normal
29 Fury Attack Normal
38/41 Waterfall Water
43/49 Horn Drill Normal
52/61 Agility Psychic
Name(s): 120- Staryu/121-Starmie
Evolution(s): Water Stone-->Starmie
Type(s): Water, Water/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Harden Normal
07 Water Gun Water
13 Rapid Spin Normal
19 Recover Normal
25 Swift Normal
31 Bubblebeam Water
37 Minimize Normal
43 Light Screen Psychic
50 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 122-Mr. Mime
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Barrier Psychic
06 Confusion Psychic
11 Substitute Normal
16 Meditate Psychic
21 Double Slap Normal
26 Reflect Psychic
26 Light Screen Psychic
31 Encore Normal
36 Psybeam Psychic
41 Baton Pass Normal
46 Safeguard Normal
Name(s): 123- Scyther/212-Scisor
Evolution(s): Trade Scyther with Metal Coat-->Scisor
Type(s): Bug/Flying, Bug/Steel
Attacks:
-- Quick Attack Normal
-- Leer Normal
06 Focus Energy Normal
12 Pursuit Dark
18 False Swipe Normal
24 Agility Psychic
30/X Wing Attack Flying
X/30 Metal Claw Steel
36 Slash Normal
42 Swords Dance Normal
48 Double Team Normal
Name(s):124- Jynx
Evolution(s): Breed Jynx-->Smoochum
Type(s): Ice/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Lick Ghost
-- Powder Snow Ice
-- lovely kiss Normal
21 Double Slap Normal
25 Ice Punch Ice
35 Mean Look Normal
41 Body Slam Normal
51 Perish Song Normal
57 Blizzard Ice
Name(s):125-Electabuzz
Evolution(s): Breed Electabuzz-->Elekid
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Quick Attack Normal
-- Leer Normal
-- Thunderpunch Electric
17 Light Screen Psychic
25 Swift Normal
36 Screech Normal
47 Thunderbolt Electric
58 Thunder Electric
Name(s): 126-Magmar
Evolution(s): Breed Magmar-->Magby
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Ember Fire
-- Leer Normal
-- Smog Poison
-- Fire Punch Fire
25 Smokescreen Normal
33 Sunny Day Fire
41 Flamethrower Fire
49 Confuse Ray Ghost
57 Fire Blast Fire
Name(s): 127-Pinsir
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Bug
Attacks:
-- Vicegrip Normal
07 Focus Energy Normal
13 Constrict Normal
19 Seismic Toss Fighting
25 Harden Normal
31 Guillotine Normal
37 Submission Fighting
43 Swords Dance Normal
Name(s): 128-Tauros
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
04 Tail Whip Normal
08 Rage Normal
13 Horn Attack Normal
19 Scary Face Normal
26 Pursuit Dark
34 Rest Psychic
43 Thrash Normal
53 Take Down Normal
Name(s): 129-Magikarp/130-Gyarados
Evolution(s): L20 Gyarados
Type(s): Water, Water/Flying
Attacks:
X/-- Thrash Normal
--/X Splash Normal
15/X Tackle Normal
X/20 Bite Dark
X/25 Dragonrage Dragon
X/30 Leer Normal
X/35 Twister Dragon
X/40 Hydro Pump Water
X/45 Rain Dance Water
X/50 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s): 131-Lapras
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Ice/Water
Attacks:
-- Water Gun Water
-- Growl Normal
-- Sing Normal
08 Haze Ice
15 Body Slam Normal
22 Confuse Ray Ghost
29 Perish Song Normal
36 Ice Beam Ice
43 Mist Water
50 Safeguard Normal
57 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 132- Ditto
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Transform Normal
Name(s): 133- Eevee
Evolution(s): Fire stone-->Flareon, Water Stone-->Vaporeon
Thunder Stone-->Jolteon, Happiness Quota(Day)-->Espeon,
Happiness Quota(Night)-->Umbreon
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Growl Normal
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Bite Dark
36 Focus Energy Normal
42 Take Down Normal
Name(s): 134-Vaporeon
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Water Gun Water
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Bite Dark
36 Aurora Beam Ice
42 Haze Ice
47 Acid Armor Poison
52 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 135-Jolteon
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Thundershock Electric
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Double Kick Fighting
36 Pin Missile Bug
42 Thunderwave Electric
47 Agility Psychic
52 Thunder Electric
Name(s): 136-Flareon
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Ember Fire
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Bite Dark
36 Fire Spin Fire
42 Smog Poison
47 Leer Normal
52 Flamethrower Fire
Name(s): 137- Porygon/233-Porygon 2
Evolution(s): Trade Porygon with Up-Grade-->Porygon 2
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Conversion Normal
-- Tackle Normal
-- Conversion2 Normal
09 Agility Psychic
12 Psybeam Psychic
20 Recover Normal
24/X Sharpen Normal
X/24 Defense Curl Normal
32 Lock-On Normal
36 Tri Attack Normal
44 Zap Cannon Electric
Name(s): 138-Omanyte/139-Omastar
Evolution(s): L40 Omastar
Type(s): Rock/Water
Attacks:
-- Wrap Normal
-- Withdraw Water
13 Bite Dark
19 Water Gun Water
31 Leer Normal
37 Defend Normal
X/40 Spike Cannon Normal
49/54 Ancient Power Rock
55/65 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 140-Kabuto/141-Kabutops
Evolution(s): L40 Kabutops
Type(s): Rock/Water
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Harden Normal
10 Absorb Grass
19 Leer Normal
28 Sand-Attack Ground
37 Focus Energy Normal
X/40 Slash Normal
46/51 Mega Drain Grass
55/65 Ancient Power Rock
Name(s): 142- Aerodactyl
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Rock/Flying
Attacks:
-- Wing Attack Flying
08 Agility Psychic
15 Bite Dark
22 Supersonic Normal
29 Ancient Power Rock
36 Scary Face Normal
43 Take Down Normal
50 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s): 143-Snorlax
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
08 Amnesia Psychic
15 Defense Curl Normal
22 Belly Drum Normal
29 Headbutt Normal
36 Snore Normal
36 Rest Psychic
43 Body Slam Normal
50 Rollout Rock
57 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s): 144- Articuno
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Ice/Flying
Attacks:
-- Gust Flying
-- Powder Snow Ice
13 Mist Ice
25 Agility Psychic
37 Mind Reader Normal
49 Ice Beam Ice
61 Reflect Psychic
73 Blizzard Ice
Name(s): 145-Zapdos
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Electric/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
-- Thundershock Electric
13 Thunderwave Electric
25 Agility Psychic
37 Detect Fighting
49 Drill Peck Flying
61 Light Screen Psychic
73 Thunder Electric
Name(s): 146-Moltres
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Fire/Flying
Attacks:
-- Wing Attack Flying
-- Ember Fire
13 Fire Spin Fire
25 Agility Psychic
37 Endure Normal
49 Flamethrower Fire
61 Safeguard Normal
73 Sky Attack Flying
Name(s): 147-Dratini/148-Dragonair/149-Dragonite
Evolution(s): L30 Dragonair, L55 Dragonite
Type(s): Dragon, Dragon, Dragon/Flying
Attacks:
-- Wrap Normal
-- Leer Normal
08 Thunderwave Electric
15 Twister Dragon
22 Dragonrage Dragon
29 Slam Normal
36/38 Agility Psychic
43/47 Safeguard Normal
X/X/55 Wing Attack Flying
50/56/61 Outrage Dragon
57/65/75 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s): 150-Mewtwo
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Confusion Psychic
-- Disable Normal
11 Barrier Psychic
22 Swift Normal
33 Psych Up Normal
44 Future Sight Psychic
55 Mist Ice
66 Psychic Psychic
77 Amnesia Psychic
88 Recover Normal
99 Safeguard Normal
Name(s): 151-Mew
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
10 Transform Normal
20 Mega Punch Normal
30 Metronome Normal
40 Psychic Psychic
50 Ancient Power Rock
Name(s): 152-Chikorita/153-Bayleef/154-Meganium
Evolution(s): L16 Bayleef, L32 Meganium
Type(s): Grass
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Growl Normal
08 Razor Leaf Grass
12 Reflect Psychic
15 Poison Powder Poison
22/23 Synthesis Grass
29/31 Body Slam Normal
36/39/41 Light Screen Psychic
43/47/51 Safeguard Normal
50/55/61 Solarbeam Grass
Name(s): 155-Cyndaquil/156-Quilava/157-Typhlosion
Evolution(s): L14 Quilava, L36 Typhlosion
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Leer Normal
06 Smokescreen Normal
12 Ember Fire
19/21 Quick Attack Normal
27/31 Flame Wheel Fire
36/42/45 Swift Normal
46/54/60 Flamethrower Fire
Name(s): 158-Totodile/159-Croconaw/160-Feraligatr
Evolution(s): L18 Croconaw, L30 Feraligatr
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Leer Normal
07 Rage Normal
13 Water Gun Water
20/21 Bite Dark
27/28 Scary Face Normal
35/37/38 Slash Normal
43/45/47 Screech Normal
52/55/58 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 161-Sentret/162-Furret
Evolution(s): L15 Furret
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
05 Defense Curl Normal
11 Quick Attack Normal
17/18 Fury Swipes Normal
25/28 Slam Normal
33/38 Rest Psychic
41/48 Amnesia Psychic
Name(s): 163-HootHoot/164-Noctowl
Evolution(s): L20 Noctowl
Type(s): Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Growl Normal
06 Foresight Normal
11 Peck Flying
16 Hypnosis Psychic
22/25 Reflect Psychic
28/33 Double-Edge Normal
34/41 Confusion Psychic
48/57 Dream Eater Psychic
Name(s): 165- Ledyba/ 166-Ledian
Evolution(s): L18 Ledian
Type(s): Bug/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
08 Supersonic Normal
15 Comet Punch Normal
22/24 Safeguard Normal
22/24 Reflect Psychic
22/24 Light Screen Psychic
29/33 Baton Pass Normal
36/42 Swift Normal
43/51 Agility Psychic
50/60 Take Down Normal
Name(s): 167-Spinarak/168-Ariados
Evolution(s): L22 Ariados
Type(s): Bug/Poison
Attacks:
-- Poison sting Poison
-- String Shot Bug
06 Leer Normal
11 Constrict Normal
17 Night Shade Ghost
23/25 Leech Life Bug
30/34 Fury Swipes Normal
37/43 Spider Web Bug
45/53 Screech Normal
55/63 Psychic Psychic
Name(s): 170-Chinchou/171-Lanturn
Evolution(s): L27 Lanturn
Type(s): Electric/Water
Attacks:
-- Bubble Water
-- Thunderwave Electric
05 Supersonic Normal
13 Flail Normal
17 Water Gun Water
25 Spark Electric
29/33 Confuse Ray Ghost
37/45 Double-Edge Normal
41/53 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 172-Pichu
Evolution(s): Happiness Quota-->Pikachu
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Thundershock Electric
-- Charm Normal
06 Tail Whip Normal
08 Thunderwave Electric
11 Sweet Kiss Normal
Name(s):173-Cleffa
Evolution(s): Happiness Quota-->Clefairy
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Charm Normal
04 Encore Normal
08 Sing Normal
13 Sweet Kiss Normal
Name(s): 174-Igglybuff
Evolution(s): Happiness Quota-->Jigglypuff
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Sing Normal
-- Charm Normal
04 Defense Curl Normal
09 Pound Normal
14 Sweet Kiss Normal
Name(s): 175-Togepi/176-Togetic
Evolution(s): Happiness Quota-->Togetic
Type(s): Normal, Normal/Flying
Attacks:
-- Growl Normal
-- Charm Normal
07 Metronome Normal
18 Sweet Kiss Normal
25 Encore Normal
31 Safeguard Normal
38 Take Down Normal
Name(s): 177-Natu/178-Xoqu
Evolution(s): L25 Xoqu
Type(s): Psychic/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
-- Leer Normal
10 Night Shade Ghost
20 Teleport Psychic
30/35 Future Sight Psychic
40/50 Confuse Ray Ghost
50/65 Psychic Psychic
Name(s):179-Mareep/180-Flaffy/181-Ampharos
Evolution(s): L15 Flaffy, L30 Ampharos
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Growl Normal
09 Thundershock Electric
16/18 Thunderwave Electric
23/27 Cotton Spore Grass
X/X/30 Thunderpunch Electric
30/36/42 Light Screen Psychic
37/45/57 Thunder Electric
Name(s): 183-Marril/184-Azumarill
Evolution(s): L18 Azumarill
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Defense Curl Normal
06 Tail Whip Normal
10 Water Gun Water
15 Rollout Rock
21/25 Bubblebeam Water
28/36 Take Down Normal
36/48 Rain Dance Water
Name(s): 185-Sudowoodo
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Rock
Attacks:
-- Rock Throw Rock
-- Mimic Normal
10 Flail Normal
19 Low Kick Fighting
28 Rock slide Rock
37 Faint Attack Dark
46 Slam Normal
Name(s): 187-Hoppip/188-Skiploom/189-Jumpluff
Evolution(s): L18 Skiploom, L27 Jumpluff
Type(s): Grass/Flying
Attacks:
-- Splash Normal
-- Synthesis Grass
05 Tail Whip Normal
10 Tackle Normal
13 Poison Powder Poison
15 Stun Spore Grass
17 Sleep Powder Grass
20/22 Leech Seed Grass
25/29/33 Cotton Spore Grass
30/36/44 Mega Drain Grass
Name(s): 190-Aipom
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
06 Sand-Attack Ground
12 Baton Pass Normal
19 Fury Swipes Normal
27 Swift Normal
36 Screech Normal
46 Agility Psychic
Name(s): 191-Sunkern/192-Sunflora
Evolution(s): Sun Stone-->Sunflora
Type(s): Grass
Attacks:
--/-- Absorb Grass
X/-- Pound Normal
4/4 Growth Normal
10/X Mega Drain Grass
X/10 Razor Leaf Grass
19/19 Sunny Day Fire
31/X Synthesis Grass
X/31 Petal Dance Grass
46/X Giga Drain Grass
X/46 Solarbeam Grass
Name(s): 193-Yanma
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Bug/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Foresight Normal
07 Quick Attack Normal
13 Double Team Normal
19 Sonicboom Normal
25 Detect Fighting
31 Supersonic Normal
37 Swift Normal
43 Screech Normal
Name(s): 194-Wooper/195-Quagsire
Evolution(s): L20 Quagsire
Type(s): Water/Ground
Attacks:
-- Water Gun Water
-- Tail Whip Normal
11 Slam Normal
21/23 Amnesia Psychic
31/35 Earthquake Ground
41/47 Rain Dance Water
51/59 Haze Ice
51/59 Mist Ice
Name(s): 196- Espeon
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Confusion Psychic
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Swift Normal
36 Psybeam Psychic
42 Psych Up Psychic
47 Psychic Psychic
52 Morning Sun Normal
Name(s): 197-Umbreon
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Dark
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Tail Whip Normal
08 Sand-Attack Ground
16 Pursuit Dark
23 Quick Attack Normal
30 Confuse Ray Ghost
36 Faint Attack Dark
42 Mean Look Normal
47 Screech Normal
52 Moonlight Normal
Name(s): 198-Murkrow
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Dark/Flying
Attacks:
-- Peck Flying
11 Pursuit Dark
16 Haze Ice
26 Night Shade Ghost
31 Faint Attack Dark
41 Mean Look Normal
Name(s): 200-Misdreavus
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Ghost
Attacks:
-- Growl Normal
-- Psywave Psychic
06 Spite Ghost
12 Confuse Ray Ghost
19 Mean Look Normal
27 Psybeam Psychic
36 Pain Split Normal
46 Perish Song Normal
Name(s):201-Unown
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Hidden Power Normal
Name(s): 202-Wobbuffet
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Counter Fighting
-- Mirror Coat Psychic
-- Safeguard Normal
-- Destiny Bond Ghost
Name(s):203-Girafarig
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Normal/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Growl Normal
-- Confusion Psychic
-- Stomp Normal
20 Agility Psychic
30 Baton Pass Normal
41 Psybeam Psychic
54 Crunch Dark
Name(s): 204-Pineco/205-Forretress
Evolution(s): L31 Forretress
Type(s): Bug, Bug/Steel
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Safeguard Normal
08 Self Destruct Normal
15 Double-Edge Normal
22 Rapid Spin Normal
29 delayed power punch Normal
36/39 Explosion Normal
43/49 Spikes Ground
50/59 Take Down Normal
Name(s): 206-Dunsparce
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Rage Normal
05 Defense Curl Normal
13 Glare Normal
18 Spite Ghost
26 Pursuit Dark
30 Screech Normal
38 Double-Edge Normal
Name(s): 207-Gligar
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Ground/Flying
Attacks:
-- Poison Sting Poison
06 Sand-Attack Ground
14 Harden Normal
20 Quick Attack Normal
28 Faint Attack Dark
36 Slash Normal
44 Screech Normal
52 ultra-Slash Normal
Name(s):209-Snubbull/210-Granbull
Evolution(s): L23 Granbull
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Scary Face Normal
04 Tail Whip Normal
08 Charm Normal
13 Bite Dark
19 Lick Ghost
26/28 Roar Normal
34/38 Rage Normal
43/51 Double-Edge Normal
Name(s):211-Qwilfish
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Water/Poison
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Poison sting Poison
10 Harden Normal
10 Minimize Normal
19 Water Gun Water
28 Pin Missle Bug
37 Double-Edge Normal
46 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 213-Shuckle
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Bug/Rock
Attacks:
-- Constrict Normal
-- Withdraw Water
09 Wrap Normal
14 Encore Normal
23 Safeguard Normal
28 Bide Normal
37 Rest Psychic
Name(s):214-Heracross
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Bug/Fighting
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Leer Normal
06 Horn Attack Normal
12 Endure Normal
19 Fury Attack Normal
27 Counter Fighting
35 Take Down Normal
44 Reversal Fighting
54 Megahorn Bug
Name(s): 215-Sneasel
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Dark/Ice
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Leer Normal
09 Quick Attack Normal
17 Screech Normal
25 Faint Attack Dark
33 Fury Swipes Normal
41 Agility Psychic
49 Slash Normal
57 Beat Up Dark
Name(s):216-Teddiursa/217-Ursaring
Evolution(s): L30 Ursaring
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Scratch Normal
-- Leer Normal
08 Lick Ghost
15 Fury Swipes Normal
22 Faint Attack Dark
29 Rest Psychic
36/39 Slash Normal
43/49 Snore Normal
50/59 Thrash Normal
Name(s): 218-Slugma/219-Magcargo
Evolution(s): L38 Magcargo
Type(s): Fire, Fire/Rock
Attacks:
-- Smog Poison
08 Ember Fire
15 Rock Throw Rock
22 Harden Normal
29 Amnesia Psychic
36 Flamethrower Fire
43/48 Rock Slide Rock
50/60 Body Slam Normal
Name(s):220-Swinub/221-Piloswine
Evolution(s): L33 Piloswine
Type(s): Ice/Ground
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
10 Powder Snow Ice
19 Endure Normal
28 Double-Edge Normal
X/33 Fury Attack Normal
37/42 Haze Ice
46/56 Ice Beam Ice
Name(s):222-Corsola
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Rock/Water
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
07 Harden Normal
13 Bubble Water
19 Recover Normal
25 Bubble beam Water
31 Spike Cannon Normal
37 Mirror Coat Psychic
43 Ancient Power Rock
Name(s): 223-Remoraid/224-Octillery
Evolution(s): L25 Octillery
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Water Gun Water
11 Lock-On Normal
22 Bubblebeam Water
22 Psybeam Psychic
22 Aurora Beam Ice
X/25 Octazooka Water
33/38 Focus Energy Normal
44/54 Ice Beam Ice
55/70 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s):225-Delibird
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Ice/Flying
Attacks:
-- Present Normal
Name(s): 226-Mantine
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Water/Flying
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Bubble Water
10 Supersonic Normal
18 Bubblebeam Water
25 Double-Edge Normal
32 Agility Psychic
40 Wing Attack Flying
49 Confuse Ray Ghost
Name(s):227- Skarmory
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Steel/Flying
Attacks:
-- Leer Normal
-- Peck Flying
13 Sand-Attack Ground
19 Swift Normal
25 Agility Psychic
37 Fury Attack Normal
49 Steel Wing Steel
Name(s):228-Houndour/229-Houndoom
Evolution(s):L24 Houndoom
Type(s): Dark/Fire
Attacks:
-- Leer Normal
-- Ember Fire
07 Roar Normal
13 Smog Poison
20 Bite Dark
27/30 Faint Attack Dark
35/41 Flamethrower Fire
43/52 Crunch Dark
Name(s):231-Phanpy/232-Donphan
Evolution(s): L25 Donphan
Type(s): Ground
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
-- Growl Normal
09 Defense Curl Normal
17 Flail Normal
25 Double-Edge Normal
X/25 Fury Attack Normal
33/33 Rollout Rock
41/X Focus Energy Normal
X/41 Rapid Spin Normal
49/X Take Down Normal
X/49 Earthquake Ground
Name(s): 234-Stantler
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
08 Leer Normal
15 Hypnosis Psychic
23 Stomp Normal
31 Sand-Attack Ground
40 Take Down Normal
49 Confuse Ray Ghost
Name(s): 235-Smeargle
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Sketch Normal
Name(s): 236-Tyrogue
Evolution(s): L20-->Hitmonchan(Attack < Defense)
L20-->Hitmonlee(Attack > Defense)
L20-->Hitmontop(Attack = Defense)
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
Name(s): 237-Hitmontop
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Rolling kick Fighting
07 Focus Energy Normal
13 Pursuit Dark
19 Quick Attack Normal
25 Rapid Spin Normal
31 multi-fight Fighting
37 Agility Psychic
43 Detect Fighting
49 Triple Kick Fighting
Name(s):238-Smoochum
Evolution(s): L30 Jynx
Type(s): Ice/Psychic
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Lick Ghost
09 Sweet Kiss Normal
13 Powder Snow Ice
21 Confusion Psychic
25 Sing Normal
33 Mean Look Normal
37 Psychic Psychic
45 Perish Song Normal
49 Blizzard Ice
Name(s):239-Elekid
Evolution(s): L30 Electabuzz
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Quick Attack Normal
-- Leer Normal
09 Thunder Punch Electric
17 Light Screen Psychic
25 Swift Normal
33 Screech Normal
41 Thunderbolt Electric
49 Thunder Electric
Name(s): 240-Magby
Evolution(s): L30 Magmar
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Ember Fire
-- Leer Normal
13 Smog Poison
19 Fire Punch Fire
25 Smokescreen Normal
31 Sunny Day Fire
37 Flamethrower Fire
43 Confuse Ray Ghost
49 Fire Blast Fire
Name(s): 241-Milktank
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
04 Growl Normal
08 Defense Curl Normal
13 Stomp Normal
19 Milk Drink Normal
26 delayed power punch Normal
34 Rollout Rock
43 Body Slam Normal
53 Healing Bell Normal
Name(s): 243-Raikou
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Bite Dark
-- Leer Normal
11 Thundershock Electric
21 Roar Normal
31 Quick Attack Normal
41 Spark Electric
51 Reflect Psychic
61 Crunch Dark
71 Thunder Electric
Name(s):244-Entei
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Fire
Attacks:
-- Bite Dark
-- Leer Normal
11 Ember Fire
21 Roar Normal
31 Fire Spin Fire
41 Stomp Normal
51 Flamethrower Fire
61 brag Normal
71 Fire Blast Fire
Name(s):245-Suicune
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Water
Attacks:
-- Bite Dark
-- Leer Normal
11 Water Gun Water
21 Roar Normal
31 Gust Flying
41 Bubblebeam Water
51 Mist Ice
61 Mirror Coat Psychic
71 Hydro Pump Water
Name(s): 246-Larvitar/247-Pupitar/248-Tyranitar
Evolution(s): L30 Pupitar, L55 Tyranitar
Type(s): Rock/Ground, Rock/Ground, Rock/Dark
Attacks:
-- Bite Dark
-- Leer Normal
08 Sand Storm Rock
15 Screech Normal
22 Rock slide Rock
29 Thrash Normal
36/38 Scary Face Normal
43/47 Crunch Dark
50/56/61 Earthquake Ground
57/65/75 Hyperbeam Normal
Name(s):249-Lugia
Evolution(s): None
Type(s): Psychic/Flying
Attacks:
-- Airolast Flying
11 Safeguard Normal
22 Gust Flying
33 Recover Normal
44 Hydro Pump Water
55 Rain Dance Water
66 Swift Normal
77 Whirlwind Normal
88 Ancient Power Rock
99 Future Sight Psychic
Name(s): 250-Ho-Oh
Evolution(s):None
Type(s): Fire/Flying
Attacks:
-- Sacred Fire Fire
11 Safeguard Normal
22 Gust Flying
33 Recover Normal
44 Fire Blast Fire
55 Sunny Day Fire
66 Swift Normal
77 Whirlwind Normal
88 Ancient Power Rock
99 Future Sight Psychic
Name(s): 251- Cerebi
Type(s): Psychic/Grass
Attacks:
-- Leech Seed Grass
-- Confusion Psychic
-- Healing Bell Normal
-- Recover Normal
10 Safeguard Normal
20 Ancient Power Rock
30 Future Sight Psychic
40 Baton Pass Normal
50 Perish Song Normal
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13) Pokemon Compatibility
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In this section i have made extensive research to find which TM's and HM's
can the pokemon learn. Also you will find which pokemon are compatible to bread
with each others and what types of attacks that baby pokemon MIGHT learn.
NOTE: Some pokemon may be able to learn TMs/HMs at their evolved stage
example: Charizard can learn the same TM's/HMs as Charamander
Charmeleon but he can also learn other ones like HM 02 and TM 15
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Name(s): 001-Bulbasaur/002-Ivysaur/003-Venusaur
HM(s): 01, 05
TM(s): 02, 03, 06, 10-13, 17, 19-22, 27, 31, 32, 34, 35, 40, 44, 45, 49/-/15
Breeding Compatibility: 001-009, 029, 032-034, 043-047, 069-071, 079, 080,
102-105, 108, 111, 112, 114, 115, 131, 143, 152-154,
158-160, 179-182, 187-189, 191, 192, 199, 246-248
Attacks: Razor Wind, Safeguard, Petal Dance, Light Screen, Skull Bash
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Name(s):004-Charmander/005-Charmeleon/006-Charizard
HM(s): 01, 04/-/02
TM(s): 01-03, 06, 08, 10, 11, 13, 17, 20, 21, 23, 24, 27, 28, 31, 32, 34, 35,
38-40, 44, 45, 48, 49/-/05, 15, 26, 37, 47
Breeding Compatibility: 001-009, 023, 024, 029, 032-034, 079, 080, 104, 105,
108, 111, 112, 114, 115-117, 129-131, 143, 147-149,
152-154, 158-160, 179-181, 199, 230, 246-248.
Attacks: Rock Slide, Bite, Outrage, Ancientpower, War Cry, Beat Up.
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Name(s):007-Squirtle/008-Wartortle/009-Blastoise
HM(s): 03, 04, 06, 07
TM(s): 01-04, 06, 08, 10, 13, 14, 16-18, 20, 21, 23, 27, 28, 31-35, 40, 44,
45/-/05, 15, 26.
Breeding Compatibility: 001-009, 029, 032-034, 054, 055, 060-062, 079, 080,
086, 087, 104, 105, 108, 111, 112, 115-117, 131, 138-
141, 143, 147-149, 152-154, 158-160, 179-181, 183,
184, 186, 194, 195, 199, 222-226, 230, 246-248.
Attacks: Haze, Flail, Mist, Confusion, Foresight, Mirror Coat.
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Name(s):010-Caterpie/011-Metapod/012-Butterfree
HM(s): (Butterfree only) 05.
TM(s): (Butterfree only) 03, 06, 10-13, 15, 17, 19-22, 27, 29, 32, 34, 35,
39, 44, 45, 50.
Breeding Compatibility: 010-015, 046-049, 123, 127, 165-168, 193, 204, 205,
207, 212-214.
Attacks: None
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Name(s):013-Weedle/014-Kakuna/015-Beedrill
HM(s): (Beedrill only) 01.
TM(s): (Beedrill only) 03, 06, 10-13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 27, 32, 34-36, 39, 44,
45.
Breeding Compatibility: 010-015, 046-049, 123, 127, 165-168, 193, 204, 205,
207, 212-214.
Attacks: None
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Name(s):016-Pidgey/017-Pidgeotto/018-Pidgeot
HM(s): 02
TM(s): 03, 06, 10, 11, 13, 17, 20, 21, 27, 31, 32, 34, 35, 39, 43-47/-/15
Breeding Compatibility: 016-018, 021, 022, 041, 042, 083-085, 142, 163, 164,
169, 176-178, 198, 227.
Attacks: Puruit, Faint Attack, Foresight.
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Name(s):019-Rattata/020-Raticate
HM(s): None/01, 04
TM(s): 02, 03, 06, 08, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28, 30-32,
34, 35, 39, 40, 44-46/ 05, 15.
Breeding Compatibility: 019, 020, 023-029, 032-034, 037, 038, 050-059, 077,
078, 083, 086, 087, 111, 112, 128, 133-136, 155-157,
161, 162, 179-181, 190, 194-197, 203, 206, 209, 210,
215-217, 220, 221, 225, 228, 229, 231, 232, 234, 235,
241.
Attacks: Screech, Counter, Flame Wheel, Bite, Reversal, Fury Swipes.
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(To Be Completed)
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14) Miscellaneous
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In this section you will find informatio on smaller details in the game.
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14.1) Time Capsule
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On the second floor of every pokemon center there is the Trade Center,
which allows you trade pokemon back and forth from Gold and Silver. There is
the Colosseum, where you can link up with a friend (or enemy) and battle with
your pokemon. And finally there is the Time Capsule, which allows you to trade
pokemon from Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow...
You won't be able to use the Time Capsule at the beginning of the game.
For you to be able to use it you will have to meet up with Bill at Ecruteak
City. When you talk to him there he will tell you that he fixed the machine
and you will be able to use it the NEXT day.
There are certain guidelines to using the time capsule. In order you
trade from/to Red/Blue/Yellow to/from Gold/Silver you have to follow these
simple rules:
1- Any pokemon found in Red/Blue/Yellow can be transferred into
Gold/Silver.(Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, etc.)
2- Any of the original 151 pokemon can be tranferred from
Gold/Silver into Red/Blue/Yellow. (Rattata, Pidgey, etc.)
3- None of the new pokemon in Gold/Silver can be transferred into
Red/Blue/Yellow. (Hoothoot, Spinarak, etc.)
4- None of the original 151 pokemon, who have learned new
Gold/Silver moves, can be transferred into Red/Blue/Yellow.
(Jigglypuff: Rollout)
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14.2) Mystery Gift
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What is mystery gift? This is when you and another friend beam cool stuff
to each other. At the beginning of the game you will not have that option on
your game's start menu. To acitvate the Mystery Gift option you will have to
simply talk to the girl in Goldenrod City's Department Store on the 4th floor.
Once you talk to her the Mystery Gift option will appear on your game's start
menu.
You don't need a link cable to do this with another gameboy. Simply turn
on your game, both gameboy's must face each other (where the black sensor is)
and simply click on Mystery Gift and then both of you repeatedly press A. You
will both receive stuff from each other. The items you get are randomly
chosen.
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14.3) The Day Siblings
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Who are the Day Siblings? It is a family of 7 (brothers/sisters) who
appear on specific days of the week in specific places. They will each give
you a special item that will enhance certain attack types. You simply make your
pokemon hold it.
Day Name Item Location
--- ---- ---- --------
Monday Monica Sharp Beak Route 40
Tuesday Tuscany Pink Bow Route 29 (it's a girl in a pink dress)
Wednesday Wesley Black Belt Lake Of Rage (on your way to the lake
take the left path instead of the right
and head north, he will be beside the
only house there)
Thursday Arthur Hard Stone Route 36
Friday Frieda Poison Barb Route 32 (right above the Poke Center)
Saturday Santos Spell Tag Blackthorn City (a boy standing between
little jumps north of the Poke Center)
Sunday Sunny Magnet Route 37 (Beside 3 Apricorn trees)
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14.4) Important Trainer Phone Numbers
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(To be Completed)
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15) Battle Chart
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The chart below will show you how effective different types of attacks are
against different types of pokemon.
Legend: (+) Means it's Super Effective (EX: Totdile VS Cyndaquil)
( ) Means normal damage
(-) Not very effective (EX: Jigglypuff VS Geodude)
(=) No effect (EX: Mareep VS Sandshrew)
NOTE: That duel type pokemon might have double the advantage or disadvantage
such as Gyarados, it's is doubly vulnerable against electric attacks cause it's
water AND flying, so pay attention to these little details.
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OPPONENTS POKEMON TYPE
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N F W E G I F P G F P B R G D D S
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Y | Normal | - = -
O | Fire | - - + + + - - +
U | Water | + - - + + -
R | Electric | + - - = + -
| Grass | - + - - + - - + - -
A | Ice | - - + - + + + -
T | Fighting | + + - - - - + = + +
T | Poison | + - - - - =
A | Ground | + + - + = - + +
C | Flying | - + + + - -
K | Psychic | + + - = -
| Bug | - + - - + - + -
T | Rock | + + - - + + -
Y | Ghost | = + + - -
P | Dragon | + -
E | Dark | - + + - -
| Steel | - - - + + -
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16) Gameshark Codes
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(To be Completed)
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17) FAQ's
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If you have any GOOD questions please send them to
[email protected], I
will post the most of the useful questions in the FAQ section, some I might
reply to you directly and the rest will be ignored.
NOTE: Keep in mind I am writing the faq as I progress in the game so if
you ask me about something I haven't written the Walkthrough section chances
are that I won't be able to answer.
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Q: Where can i get Mew and Celebi?
A: There are ONLY 2 ways you can get them in Gold/Silver:
1- Gameshark code (CHEATING!!)
2- Nintendo (promotional giveaway)
These are the only ways to get these extremely rare pokemon!!!You can
ask Nintendo yourself!
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Q: No matter how i flip the switches in Goldenrod City's underground tunnel
i can't seem to reach the rocket member at the bottom right.
A: In order to reach the rocket member at the bottom right first exit the
room to reset the switches, come back in and turn on the switches starting
by the last one, then middle one, then the first one near the stairs.
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Q: How can i access the mystery gift?
A: Check Miscellaneous section for details!!!
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Q: Where do I get Mewtwo???
A: You cant' get Mewtwo in Gold/Silver you can only transfer the pokemon from
your Red/Blue/Yellow version.
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Q: Where can i catch Lugia?
A: I will be mentioning this eventually in future updates but i'll say it now
once you aquire HM 06 Whirlpool and the Silver Wings from Pewter City
(Gold) or Goldenrod City (Silver) you will be able to enter Whirl Island
located on routes 40 & 41. Lugia is in that Island. (Lugia is in Whirl
Island in both Versions the only difference is the level)
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Q: What do you get once you collect all 26 Unown's?
A: Well once you do collect all 26 talk to the scientist and he will enable
you to print them out if you have a gameboy printer.... pretty lame if
you ask me.
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Q: where do I find a Tyranitor, or at least the lowest form of a Tyranitor?
A: You can catch Larvitar (the first stage of Tyranitor) at Mt. Silver, you
will need to be very patient cause they are very rare(Pupitar and
Tyranitor, Larvitar's evolutions, cannot be caught in the wild)
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Q: Is there a way to get Misdreavus in Gold?
A: Actually you can get it in both versions! There are few in Mt. Silver at
night.
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Q: How do i get Heracros, Pineco, Aipom? Where do you capture them?
A: If your pokemon has headbutt, use that move on trees in wood areas to find
Pineco and in mountain areas to find Heracross and Aipom.
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Q: Where can i find the golden Gyarados?
A: Go to the Lake of Rage and surf to the center of the water where you will
find the RED Gyarados (Its shiny).
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Q: How does the Amulet Coin work?
A: You attach this item to a pokemon, when this pokemon goes into battle if
it wins, you'll get double the money usually won in a battle.
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Q: Where, in gold and silver, can I get Entei, Raikou, and Suicune after they
flee from the burned tower?
A: These legenedary beasts will wonder around Johto, you will encounter them
by chance and they will always run away so if your lucky you'll meet them
and even capture them. You can keep track of them by checking your map.
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Q: Where can i find TM 08? (iv'e been asked this question a thousand times)
A: TM 08 Rock Smash can be found on Route 36 (Check Walkthrough Section for
details) once you get it from the man you will THEN be able to buy it at
the Goldenrod City Department Store.
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Q: I have had an eevee, and ive been taking it to the poke center, giving it
a crapload of haircuts... not letting it die.. giving it TM/HM's, giving
it protien,carbos, etc. and giving it all the potions and full heals i
can!!! and it still wont evolve. It is in level 40 right now. What do I
DO?
A: This is a rare case indead!! I have thought about it, all what you are
doing is perfect for it to evolve. If it's a traded eevee or you have
traded it to another cartiridge this will explain what is going on with
you IF NOT then all i can say is keep trying or start over with another
eevee. Sorry.... :(
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Q: If I used the Gameboy Mega Memory Card in Pokemon Gold or Silver to go
back to a previous game save, will this mess up the game or internal
clock?
A: Absolutley NOT! There is no problem as long as you dont put your Silver
save into your Gold save and vice versa.
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Q: I was wondering would it be a waste of a masterball if i used it on the
level 70 Ho-oh and also how do i track down Entei, Raikou, Suicune?
A: Actually it's a great idea to use the Masterball on the Lv 70 legendary
bird, it's tough enough to catch Lv 40 Lugia. And you can track down the
3 legendary beast only if by chance you meet them in the wild. If your
lucky enough and bump into them your pokedex will record it and you will
be able to keep track of them by simply looking into your Johot map which
will pinpoint it's location.
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18) Credits
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Company/Magazine
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Nintendo Power
For general information on the game.
Web sites
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www.pokemasters.com
For most of the pokedex info, the egg hatching info, and general info.
People
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"Koga of the Elite Four"
[email protected]
For the information on 2 of the day siblings (Wesley and Santos)
"yanqing gu"
[email protected]
For information on pokeballs, apricorns and some of the Abilities.
Medusa
For writing of the faq, where allot of the information you see here comes
from gameplay, people I know (friends), internet searching and from Nintendo
power magazine. So I thank myself and all of the extra outside help I got.
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19) Legal Stuff
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You are not allowed to copy anything from my FAQ without permission!!!!!!!! Ask
me first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!If i agree you are not allowed to add,
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