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FAQ/Walkthrough
By: loudmog
Version 1.0
02/05/2018
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0. Table of Contents
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0. YOU ARE HERE
1. Author's Notes
2. Interesting Facts/Changes
3. Controls
4. Walkthrough
5. Routes 1-29 and the S.S. Aqua
6. The TM and HM List
7. Gameshark Codes
8. Frequently Asked Questions
9. Breeding
10. Evolution
11. Items
12. Neat Things
13. Legendary/Special Pokémon
14. Evoultion Chart
15. Mystery Gift
16. Type Strength/Weakness Chart
17. Pokémon Move List
18. The Casino
19. New Moves
20. Pokémon Locations
21. Daily Events
22. Pokémon Pikachu2 GS
23. Coming Soon
24. Version History
25. Website Usage Terms
26. Copyright/Credits
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1. Author's Note
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Well then... Welcome (back?) to my guide for Pokemon Crystal. This guide is
receiving it's first full update in almost 17 years. That's dedication! Well, I
suppose that's an unfair statement to make, but I'm still proud to make a
return to the hobby of writing guides in my adult years.
This guide is very much plain text, which I intend to keep in this format. HTML
guides are great, but some things, like the ability to quickly find things on
one page, are lost. I also prefer to read guides this way. So that's basically
that.
Anyway, the whole reason I found my way back to this guide is mostly due in
part to the popular re-release of these games on the Nintendo 3DS Virtual
Console. I hope to be able to finish and provide all useful and update info
to all readers. If you have questions, comments, or concerns, please reach out
to me on GameFAQs and I'll be able to address them in future revisions. Thanks
for reading!
Please hang in there with me while I restructure the majority of this guide in
the coming weeks. It took me a long time to get this thing written before and
the re-write is no different, though it's certainly much easier to make
progress now as an adult than as a child myself.
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2. Interesting Facts/Changes
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Pokemon Crystal is a modified version of Pokemon Gold/Silver. This was and
remains a common theme throughout the series, where a third version of the game
(and in newer iterations, sometimes a fourth) is released approximately one
year after the original games.
Suicune's is found much earlier in the game and plays a prominent role in the
storyline, much in the way that Ho-Oh or Lugia did in other versions of the
game. In fact, you will be able to see it on the map, and face it without it
having the chance to run from you.
Sprite Changes! As with Gold/Silver, the sprites are slightly changed in this
game. This is also the first time in the series that animations were added to
them, which play in the Pokedex and at the start of battles.
Celebi is obtainable in-game rather than via attending a local tournament as
you were required to do in Pokemon Gold/Silver.
The number/name of the route or pathway you're on appears the first time you
begin traversing that area. This would become a staple in the series and
would remain a feature in all future games.
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3. Controls
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The controls in this game are relatively simple because the GameBoy Color,
and the 3DS game that is just emulating the original game have very few
buttons, which have very few functions in the game.
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/ A \ - AButton
\___/
*In the Game*
Confirms and picks up items off of the
ground/floor.
*In the Menu*
Confirms things.
*In Battle*
Confirms (See
what I mean by simple?).
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/ B \ - B Button
\___/
*In the Game*
Cancels.
*In the Menu*
Cancels.
*In Battle*
Cancels (Gee that was
difficult).
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_| |_
|_ _| - Directional Pad
|_|
*In the Game*
Used to walk around.
*In the Menu*
Used to navigate throughout the
menus.
*In Battle*
Used to navigate through the battle menu.
/\
/ / - Start Button
\/
*In the Game*
Used to access the menu system.
*In the Menu*
No use.
*In Battle*
No use.
/\
/ / - Select Button
\/
*In the Game*
Used to access hot key item
*In the Menu*
Used to re-arrange items
*In Battle*
No use.
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4. Walkthrough
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First things first, let's figure out who you are! You'll be prompted to choose
your gender, which will have no bearing on the game other than your character's
appearance. Next, Oak is going to ask for some assistance in setting up the
time. This is odd because it doesn't quite ask the time in any standard format
more like DAY and NITE.
If you've played a Pokemon game before, you'll recognize this next part. The
world of Pokemon is explained to you as though you have no knowledge of the
series. If you're playing on Nintendo 3DS, you'll notice the game suggests your
name that the 3DS system uses.
You'll begin your journey in New Bark Town. You'll start in your bedroom. You
can check the PC which shows you that you have the ability to store and
withdrawl items, decorate, and other basic tasks. You'll also notice a radio
that Oak delivers a talk show on later in the game and you'll see a map of
Johto, the region that the first half of this game takes place in.
Your mother will also return your gear to you, and help you set the day of the
week in-game. She'll also ask if it's Daylight savings time. For reference,
if it's Winter-time in the United States, it's not daylight savings time.
That begins in the summer.
Head to the labratory and inside. This is Professor Elm's lab. Fortunately
for you, it's located right in your home-town. Lucky! You'll have noticed
some creeper outside of the lab peering in, making comments about it being
the famous Professor Elm's lab. You'll find out soon enough who this guy is.
Let's get our first Pokemon! Professor Elm will explain that he just
doesn't understand everything about the three Pokemon he's got on the table,
and that his research paper could practically write itself if you were to
take one off of his hands, and report your findings back to him. Sound like
something you can handle? Great, let's pick a Pokemon!
Who should you choose?
Chikorita - The Grass-Type Pokemon and also the most difficult Pokemon in
regards to the first part of the game due to elemental weakness. Choose this
Pokemon if you're looking for a grass-type but also feel comfortable creating
a well-balanced team early on.
Totodile - Totodile is the water-type choice and when it comes to the gym
leaders you will face, can be considered the middle-of-the-road choice. You
will not face any challenges which are overly difficult to prevail victorious
from, but you should still be constructing a well-balanced team.
Cyndaquil - The fire-type Pokemon and likely the most popular choice among
players due the higher interest in fire-types, partially due in part to
Charizard from the games that preceeded it. This is the easiest choice in
terms of gym challenges you'll face in the first half of the game, so if
you're a new player, this might be a good place to start.
You'll be sent off to Cherry Grove City next, he'll give you his number,
which you can use to call or like his instagram posts. Well, maybe just call
for now. Be sure to check your reflection in the mirror behind him -- lookin'
good! His aide will give you a Potion for the errand.
Head out west onto Route 29.
You don't have any Pokeballs right now so you really will only be able to
battle right now. You can follow along a path to a dead-end for a Potion.
You'll also come across a building to the north that heads to Route 46. This
doesn't lead somewhere you can go now, but it will be important later on in
the game.
You'll also see a fruit bearing tree. Hey it's a Berry! This is the first
time you'll come across something like this if you had come from
Red/Blue/Green or Yellow, so it's worth mentioning. These trees respawn
berries at them after a set amount of time. You'll learn more about these
soon.
When you arrive in Cherrygrove City, you'll see an old man standing there,
just waiting for someone who looks like they're in dire need of guidance.
Once he shows you around, he'll award you with a PokeMap, which you can
access from the menu at any time going forward.
I would recommend first healing your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center, and
perhaps picking up some potions or antidotes from the Poke Mart. There won't
be much else to do here for now though, so let's move north to Route 30.
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North to Route 30
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Pass by the grassy area and in the Northwest area, you'll see a building.
There's a berry available here, and a man who will give you another berry
when you head into it. Outside you can continue heading north towards a dirt
path, and you'll locate an Antidote on the ground. You can't head west right
now because the pathway is being blocked by a couple of kids who just want to
see you finish up the quest Elm has sent you on.
So we'll head east through the grassy path until we come across another
building. There's a tree with a PSNCureBerry for curing posion (hey, there
were character limits on those tiny screens).
Inside the building you'll watch a scene between Professor Oak, Mr Pokemon,
and yourself of course. Mr Pokemon is going to give you a Mystery Egg to give
to Professor Elm. Professor Oak is going to give you a very expensive
Pokedex. It has a dual core processor! Yes! You'll then rest and your Pokemon
will be healed up.
It's time to head back to professor Elm. He'll call you and let you know that
something terrible has happened and that you need to come back to the lab
immediately. Someone stole a Pokemon from his lab! We know it to be none
other than the PokeCreeper who was peering in the window from before. Let's
give him what's for!
Head back to Cherrygrove City and use the Pokemon Center, for we're about to
battle.
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Battle with the PokeCreep
Rewards: $300
Pokemon: 1
No matter who you chose, this guy will have chosen the Pokemon that is strong
against your elemental starter. It won't matter much in this battle since
we're just getting started and there are no elemental moves learned yet.
If you chose Chikorite, he's going to have Cyndaquil.
If you chose Totodile, he'll have a Chikorita.
If you chose Cyndaquil, he'll have a Totodile.
This battle shouldn't be too rough.
Totodile - Level 5 - Water
Move 1: Scratch
Move 2: Leer
Move 3: ---
Move 4: ---
Cyndaquil - Level 5 - Fire
Move 1: Tackle
Move 2: Leer
Move 3: ---
Move 4: ---
Chikorita - Level 5 - Grass
Move 1: Tackle
Move 2: Growl
Move 3: ---
Move 4: ---
---
After battling, it'd be wise to use the Pokemon Center before returning to
Elm's Lab. We'll head back east on Route 29 again to return to Elm's lab.
East to New Bark
In New Bark town, head to Elm's lab from before and you'll have to speak to
the Police. They'll ask for the name of the individual you encountered who
stole the Pokemon, which I believe is supposed to be Creep. However, you may
go with whatever you please.
The police officer will leave and Elm will immediately stop caring and
instead examine the egg you just brought back. His lab aid will give you 5
Pokeballs which is great since you haven't been able to add anything to your
team until now. When you begin heading back to Cherrygrove City, DUDE will
offer to show you how to catch Pokemon. No real reason to watch it, unless
you want to see his GNARLY skills.
It's time to head towards Violet City and begin our journey at the first
Pokemon Gym. Let's head out!
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Routes 30 & 31
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Phone Numbers: Youngster Joey, Bug Catcher Wade
Items: Berry, PSNCureBerry, Bitter Berry, Potion, Antidote, PokeBall
We'll be heading north from Cherrygrove to Routes 30 and 31. The path on the
left side of the fork from before is no longer obstructed with trainers, so
you can proceed now. You'll also find the first trainer you can exchange
numbers with, Youngster Joey. Exchanging numbers in this game is part of a
larger way to experience certain battles again, find out about items, rare
Pokemon sightings, help trainers battling loneliness, and some other cool
things. It was a pretty unique feature that didn't make it into later games
in the series in quite the same way, but helped make the game feel much more
alive in its day.
You'll get a call while on the road if you didn't go and stop by your house
on your way out of New Bark Town. She'll mention she had some money for you!
Blast! That's OK, she'll offer to save it and you can store coin with her
throughout the entirety of the game.
You'll be able to exchange numbers with Bug Catcher Wade as well, who is
going through a lonely time in life and therefore will give you a shout when
he happens upon any spare berries.
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Violet City
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Items: PP Up, Pokemon Egg, Rare Candy, PRZCureBerry
Trade: Bellsprout -> Onyx
Upon entering Violet City, you can visit the Pokemon center. In this town,
people are obsessed with Bellsprout. Something in the water, maybe. This is
where we'll be spending our time after the Pokemon Center.
There's also a Pokemon Academy, which you can visit north of the Pokemon
center, but unless you're brand new to the series and aren't familiar with
the mechanics in any way, there's little reason to recommend visiting it.
I recommend catching a Bellsprout and trading it for an Onyx from the house
on the south side of town. This will make the gym you're about to visit much
easier, since Flying Pokemon don't hold up well against Rock-type.
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Bellsprout Tower
---
Items: Parylz Heal, X-Defend, Escape Rope, Potion, HM05-Flash
On the first floor, you'll be able to collect a Parylz Heal on the right
side. I recommend fighting any trainer you can here to help level you up and
prepare you for the upcoming gym battles. Mostly, you'll be facing grass-type
Pokemon, and in particular, if you haven't guessed, Bellsprout. The second
floor contains an X-Accuracy. In Gold/Silver, this was an X-Defend.
On the third floor, you'll be facing the Elder. He's the leader of the monks
here. You'll also see your rival, CREEP. You'll face off against the Elder
and upon winning the battle, receive HM05, which is Flash. This is used to
help light up dark places, which you'll need soon.
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Falkner and The Zephyr Badge!
Gym leader: Falkner
For: Zephyr Badge
Prizes: $900 and TM31 (Mud Slap)
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Pidgey- You'll quickly realize if you picked Chikorita that you might be in
for a rough time here. If you were able to trade for Onyx earlier, you should
be in much better shape for this battle, but Pidgey's Mud-slap still may slow
you down by lowering your accuracy. It is still super-effective against Onix
but won't deal much more damage than a standard attack due to Onix's high
defense.
Pidgeotto - Again, not too much of a challenge if you took the time to level
up your Cyndaquil. Totodile is neither strong nor weak, and Chikorita has the
largest weakness here. Again, Onix should rip this thing up.
---
Excellent work, you've now gotten your hands on your first badge, the Zephyr
Badge, and TM31, which is Mud-Slap. In these games, it's important to note
that you are only able to issue a TM once, unlike the newest games, where you
have unlimited uses. This changes the distribution of TMs drastically, as you
won't be able to experiment with moves if you are unfamiliar with them.
Fortunately, you're reading a guide.
You'll get a phone call from Professor Oak asking if you could head to the
Pokemon Center to pick up your first egg. Turns out an egg needs to be around
other active Pokemon to hatch, which in reality means you need to keep it in
your party for a finite number of steps in the game. This particular egg will
hatch around 2-3k steps.
---
Route 32
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Phone Numbers: Fisherman Ralph, Picnicker Liz
Items: Great Ball, Repel, TM05 (Roar), Miracle Seed
If you attempt to proceed West from Violet City, you'll notice a funky tree
blocking your path. This tree would prefer you pretended not to notice it and
move along. Looks like we're going to be heading South, then, to Route 32.
On Route 32, to the West you'll see the Ruins of Alph. You can certainly
check this out now, but you're not going to be able to progress very far
until you've got a few more HMs later on in the game.
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Ruins of Alph - Part 1
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If you head North when you enter the Ruins of Alph, you'll be able to enter
the first cave at the top of the area, which happens to be the first Puzzle
Room. Here you can put together a Kabuto puzzle. Once you solve this puzzle,
you'll notice a hole appear in the floor. Drop down this hole, and you'll be
able to encounter the first set of Unown Pokemon, which are based on the
English alphabet, in the ruins.
Catch three of those Unown and take them to the lab just south of the ruins
and you'll gain the ability to keep track of any of the Unown you encounter
in the future.
There's not much else we can do here now, so lets return to Route 32 where we
can continue the journey.
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Route 32
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Back on Route 32, there are a few things to note. A lot of the trainers here
are sporting Water-Type Pokemon, which is a welcome change for those who may
favor Chikorita.
On the road south, you'll be able to pick up a Repel, which is a Potion in
Gold/Silver. Continuing south, you'll facea few more trainers on either path,
with the more battle-oriented route being the right path, on the water. You
can collect Fisher Ralph's number here if you'd like.
On Friday's, one of the day-siblings will show up just north of the Pokemon
Center. Her name is Frieda (see what they did there?) and she'll give you a
Posion Barb, an item that raises the effectiveness of Posion-based attacks.
Outside of the Pokemon Center is a man just dying to give out a Fishing Rod.
Talk to him and receive the Old Rod. You can obtain water-type Pokemon now by
fishing, which I recommend if you're looking to build an elemantal-diverse
team and don't have Totodile, or don't intend to keep him.
Use the Pokemon Center to heal up, and we can move on to the next area, the
Union Cave.
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Union Cave
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Items: X-Attack, Potion, Awakening, Great Ball, TM39 (Swift), X-Defend, Ether,
Hyper Potion
There will be a few places you can't get to in the Union Cave until you
progress further in the game, but you can still obtain most of what the cave
has to offer in terms of items now. When you do obtain Surf, this will be the
place you come to obtain a Friday shot at catching Lapras. Yes, only
Friday's. While everyone is working for the weekend, some of us are just
waiting for Lapras.
Face off against the trainers here and generally do what you've been doing
while you're here. We'll find ourselves out in a flash.
---
Route 33
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Phone Numbers: Hiker Anthony
Items: PSNCureBerry
Route 33 is not much to write home about, and probably wins the
"Shortest-Route-in-the-Series" award. There is a single trainer who will want
to battle you here, Hiker Anthony, who will exchange numbers with you, and
provide you with some important news regarding a rare Pokemon later on in the
game. There's also a PSNCureBerry available.
---
Azalea Town
---
Items: WHT Apricorn, Lure Ball, Charcoal.
Azalea town is a place where it is revealed to us that there was once a time
where Slowpoke wandered freely, and all was well. Life was simple. However,
that is no longer the case and it's suspected that perhaps Team Rocket is
playing foul here.
You can use the Pokemon Center to heal up, then it's off to Kurt's house.
Kurt is too busy for you, however. He's heading over to the Slowpoke Well to
check out what the disturbance is.
The man who was blocking the well before will now be gone, and we can enter.
We'll find Kurt on the ground, unable to move because of a back injury. This
begins a long journey for Kurt which will probably never be covered in any
Pokemon game. Our role here is to get Team Rocket out of there and restore
sanity to the world. Or this town. Or just Slowpokes. Or Kurt's back. After
we take care of this, Kurt will issue you a Lure Ball, which you can use to
make catching a Pokemon you've encountered by fishing a little easier to
obtain.
There's another house in town after the disturbance is taken care of who will
let you know that his apprentice is missing. If you later find his apprentice
in Ilex Forest, he'll ask for your help. This will earn you Charcoal, which
when held by a Pokemon increases fire-type attacks.
You can now head to the Azalea Town Gym and face off against the aptly named
Bugsy. There will be a few trainers before facing off against Bugsy.
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Bugsy and the Hive Badge
Gym Leader: Bugsy
For: Hive Badge
Prizes: TM49 (Fury Cutter), Pokémon up to Level 30 Obey
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Metapod - Lv.14 - Metapod just has high defense. This makes it an easy
Pokemon to beat. If you have a Pokemon you've been training that you'd like
to have soak up all the experience here, this would be a good place to do
it.
Kakuna - Lv. 14 - Similar to Metapod, this thing is simple. You can steamroll
it with whomever you choose. Enjoy this easy opponent.
Scyther - Lv. 16 - If you started the game with Cyndaquil... you see where
this is going? Point is, this is a challenging battle if you're not well
equipped with the right Pokemon, or holding any items. It's also a higher
level than any previous opponents you've faced.
---
With the Hive Badge in hand it would be wise to go to the nearest Pokemon
Center so we can face off against our rival, the PokeCreep once again. This
time things will be a little tougher than the previous battle, as his starter
has evolved and he's picked up a few other new Pokemon.
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Rival Encounter #2
For: [Nothing]
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Gastly - Lv 12 - If you've got anything that's normal-type that doesn't has a
moveset that includes something that isn't a normal-type move (say that 5
times fast), then this won't be too difficult, as Gastly will be unable to
harm you.
Zubat - Lv. 14 - Outside of Leech Life, which allows it to restore HP when
attacking you for half of the damage it caused, Zubat shouldn't be too great
of a challenge.
Croconaw - Lv 16 - If your Rival has Croconaw, it'll use Watergun. This means
you'll want to avoid using your Cyndaquil or Onyx.
Bayleef - Lv. 16 - Bayleef has Razor Leaf, which has a high chance of landing
a critical hit, which will cause 1.5x the damage of its base damage. This is
a pain if you aren't equipped with something that has a higher defense.
Quiliva - Lv. 16 - Quiliva doesn't have some of the brutal moves that can
stop the show of the other Pokemon, but it's no pushover. There aren't really
any special strategies to employ here, just wail on it until it goes down.
---
Ilex Forest
---
Items: TM12 (Sweet Scent), Ether, Antidote, TM02 (Headbut), X-Attack, HM01
(Cut), Revive
Ilex forest isn't very large, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up
for in items. We've got to help a young man chase down a Farfetch'd. Don't
forget to collect the Charcoal back in Azalea Town before progressing, it'll
come in handy later. The boys father will reward our effords with HM01, which
contains cut and probably will find its way onto a Bellsprout so we can
remove the tree at the top of the path to progress. Move forward and collect
the items and we'll make our way to Route 34.
---
Route 34
---
Phone Numbers: Camper Todd, Picnicker Gina
Items: Nugget, Soft Sand
Head north and face off against the trainers here. You'll encounter Picnicker
Gina, who will ask you to exchange numbers. She will eventually give you a
Leaf Stone later in the game, just because she cares. There is also a guard
here near the day-care center who will challenge you to a battle, but only if
it's night time. During the day, he cleans his act up.
This is the home to the Pokemon Daycare. The old man here will give you an
Odd Egg in Pokemon Crystal. That's not the case in Gold/Silver. Breeding is a
part of the game, and ultimately the series that deserves its own section, so
check later in the guide for that.
At the top of Route 34 is a trainer who will exchange numbers with you, Todd.
If you give him your number, he'll call you up and let you know all abou the
bargains he's found in the shopping district located in Goldenrod City. Head
north to enter the city for the first time. This is the largest city in the
game, and thus also one of the most important cities.
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--- the Japanese version of the game and pending changes on my end. It ---
--- is likely still readable but may be less informative or have changes ---
--- in names of Pokemon, Trainers, Leaders, and other various items. ---
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The gym here will use normal type Pokémon. Watch out, her Mirutanku is
extremely powerful.
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| Gym Leader: Akane |
| For: Normal Badge |
| |
| Clefairy- Looks can be decieving, and you'd |
| better pray that Clefairy doesn't use |
| Metronome on you. Have a quick and Powerful |
| Pokémon like Rattatta or Raticate. |
| |
| Mirutanku- Mirutanku has a strange attack that|
| makes your Pokémon get woozy. Your Pokémon |
| not attack the Mirutanku for a few turns, but |
| while waiting to attack, Mirutanku will attack|
| you with a powerful pound-like attack. Once |
| again, have a powerful and quick Pokémon |
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When you are done, talk to the gym leader to receive
your badge and TM. Go north, and into the park to fight many
trainers, believe me, you need the expirence. Go to the most
upper righthand house in the town, and a lady will give you
something called 'Squirtle Water'. Now you can fight the
tree Pokémon, Usokki, that you could only move slightly
before. Catch this Pokémon, for it is rare. Go northwest, to
reach the next town. In this town, a man will trade you a
Krabby for a Shelder.
A trainer just east of where Usokki used to be will
give you the TM08 (Rock Smash) ability. This will allow you
to break the rocks and free the Legendary Cats.
Before you go, you can also go upstairs in the shop and
purchase a TM02, which will allow you to shake trees. You can
fight all sorts of old and new Pokémon in the trees, so shake
all the little trees you find.
The gym here in this town will specialize in ghost Pokémon. Your
Pokémon should be at around level 30-35. You will have to follow a trail
to get to the gym leader. Once you get to the Gym leader, and believe me,
she's no joke:
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| Gym Leader: Matsuba |
| For: Phantom Badge |
| |
| Gastly- Her easiest Pokémon she will use, but |
| still isn't too easy. Try using a water or |
| fire attack, but don't waste your time using a|
| normal type- it won't work against ghost. |
| |
| Haunter- Both Haunters and Gengar will use an|
| extrelemy powerful attack that will hurt them |
| about half way, but curses you and hurts you |
| very much every time you attack. |
| |
| Gengar- Gengar isn't easy at all- infact it is|
| one of the toughest battles you will face in |
| the entire game. Look out for that powerful |
| attack that Haunter, it is exactly the same |
| only coming from a much stronger Pokémon. |
| |
| Haunter- Use the same strategy that you used |
| against the previous Haunter. |
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After defeating the gym, go to a house in the northern part of the
town. The trainers here will use Eevee evolutions, which includes two new
Eevee evolutions. After you defeat them all, a man will award you with the
surfing HM03.
A farm which has Mirutaknus, I'm guessing it would be called
Mirutanku farm will have a sick Mirutanku. The plant which gives you items
next to the town will give you a fruit that will heal the Mirutanku after
about after 7 or so. The mother inside the house will award you with a TM,
and the dad in the house gives you milk, which heals Pokémon HP.
When you get to the next town, you'll find the gym here to be
completely empty, except for the person who alwasy stands next to the
statue at the entrance.
You might want to heal your Pokémon at the Pokémon center now, and
take out a Pokémon you would like to learn strength. Now, go to the house
in the most southwestern part of the town. A person inside will give you the
Strength HM, HM04.
Now you have to equip strength and surf on your Pokémon. Keep surfing
south, fighting the trainers here, gaining expirence.
Eventually, you will come to a small town. In the southern part of
the town, you will see the gym. You fight two trainers in the gym, and then
come up to a boulder maze. Move the left and right boulder up, and then push
the middle boulder to the left. You will fight one more trainer, and then you
will come up to the gym leader.
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| Gym Leader: Shijima |
| For: Shock Badge |
| |
| Primeape- A bird Pokémon would be a good bet, |
| but my Raticate had no problem and Primeape is|
| strong against it. |
| |
| Poliwrath- Fly may be a good use for Poliwrath|
| because it is not very fast, a Yorunozuku can |
| easily knock out this Pokémon |
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After you beat the gym, go south to a house. A guy inside the house,
wearing sunglasses will give you some medicine. Take this medicine and go
back to the fifth gym, but don't forget to get the Fly HM, HM02, from the
house nearest the gym, and also important is the medicine from the house with
the guy who will be wearing sunglasses, for the medicine he gives to you is
what you need to give to Mikan, so she can heal her sick Pokémon.Assend the
light house, and give the medicine to the gym leader at the top. She will
give the medicine to her sick Pokémon and then return to her gym. She
introduces a new type of Pokémon here called the steel type.
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| Gym Leader: Mikan |
| For: Steel Badge |
| |
| Magnemite- Looks easy, but it's sonic boom |
| attack is very powerful, even against Pokémon |
| that are strong against it. Use a Geodude or |
| Graveler to prevent serious damage. |
| |
| Magnemite- Use the same strategy as you did |
| with the last Magnemite. |
| |
| Haganail- Another stong Pokémon that likes to |
| use Powerful attacks. Make sure you have a |
| rock, ground or fast Pokémon if you want to |
| win the match. |
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After defeating the gym leader here, go east, and through the route
change house. Someone takes some of your money for no reason at all! Now go
north, taking the grassy path, as not to be charged 1,000 for every path you
take on the Team Rocket side. Eventually, you will come up across a lake. You
can see something in the lake. When you fight it, it turns out to be a
Gyrados! Try to catch it.
After getting out of the water, you will notice Lance, the dragon
trainer waiting for you. You will talk to him, and he will take you to the
'shop' in the town with the ghost gym. He will show you a secret underground
passageway in the shop, and you will follow him downstairs, only to fight a
many Rocket trainers. Eventually, you will meet up with Lance again, and he
will heal your Pokémon. He will then go off again, and you have to keep
fighting many Rocket trainers. There are many items here, and make sure you
have room for all of them. Also, talk to each and every Team Rocket trainer
you beat, and you will get the keycard to the second level door.
Once on the second level, open the door, and fight the trainer. He
will give you the first level keycard. Go to the first level. Lance and you
fight each fight two Rocket trainers. A girl and a boy. Lance takes on the
boy with his Dragonite, and You fight the girl, who may look falmilliar to
you.
After defeating the Rocket Trainers, you and Lance need to shut down
the power supply to the generator. You can do this by defeating the
Electrodes.
Finally, now that you've destroyed the generator, Lance will award
your hard work with an, HM06, the whirlpool remover HM.
You can now enter the Ice gym, or gym No. 7. Getting to him will be
tough, so I made an ice maze strategy. When you first enter the gym, move to
the very left if the left statue. Go up, up, right, down, left, up and
finally right. You will be standing in front of the gym leader. Good luck!
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| Gym Leader: Yanagi |
| For: Ice Badge |
| |
| Seel- An electric attack will put seel out for|
| the match. Not very strong. |
| |
| Dewgong- Just slightly better than Seel. It |
| might even get an attack on you. (oh no!) |
| |
| Inomu- A powerful, but slow Pokémon, Inomu |
| rely on ice moves to win the match. Use an |
| water Pokémon like Marril. |
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You will get a phone call informing you that the city in which you
recieved your third badge, the one with Mirtanku, the cow Pokémon, has been
overrun by Team Rocket! Fly to the city, and you will see that Team Rocket
has pretty much overrun the whole city. Go back to the building with the
Jigglypuff inside of it. This is where all of the Team Rocket trouble is
going on. Go on up the tower, defeating trainers, and defeat the final guy
at the top of the tower.
One of the people in the underground tunnel will give you an Eevee
if you have a space in your inventory.
Now you have to go to an underground tunnel outside. When you are in
the tunnel, go right, to the door that was once locked. You recieved the key
when you defeated the final person atop the tower. Be ready for a fight with
your rival. He will have the final evolution of his starting Pokémon. Defeat
the Rocket trainers, and play around with the switches until you get over to
the elevator. Fight the woman, and then take the elevator up. You should now
be able to open the once locked door back in the Team Rocket tower.
Go to the third floor, and defeat the last of the Rockets, and return
to the seventh town. Go right and fight the trainers. Marril lovers can catch
a Marril here. Now enter the cave. The first Ice maze is the most diffucult,
but, I have the solution on how to complete it! Complete it by standing on
the area right below the ice. Now, go up, left, up, right, up, right, down,
left, up, left, down, right, down, right, up, right.
When you complete the first ice maze, go right and get the PokTball.
You will get a HM07, or waterfall climbing HM, which can later be taught to
Goldeen. From here go to the next floor, and use strength to move the
boulders to the lower level, so you can get out.
When you get out, you will be at the 8th town. There is a very useful
person here who can remove your Pokémon's moves that are unwanted, but most
importantly, you can now go to the eighth gym. This gym is a dragon gym.
Again, you will need strength to move boulders to the lower level to
reach the gym leader.
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| Gym Leader: Ibuki |
| For: Raging Badge |
| |
| Dragonair- A pretty intiminating Pokémon, that|
| turns out to not be too much of a challenge at|
| all. If you move ahead first, and catch Inomu |
| from the Ice Cave, you can use ice moves to |
| defeat it. |
| |
| Dragonair- Use the same strategy as you used |
| on the last Dragonair |
| |
| Kingudora- Seadra finally gets used by a |
| dragon trainer- well at least it's evolved |
| form. Again, use ice attacks, but electric |
| will work too, since this is also a water |
| Pokémon. |
| |
| Dragonair- Her final, Pokémon Dragonair, is a |
| bit more powerful than the previous ones. It |
| will use the Hyper Beam attack, as well as |
| Dragon Rage. Thunder won't work this time, so |
| once again, you must rely on Ice Pokémon to |
| defeat Dragonair. |
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After defeating her, she tells you she has no badge for you. You can
still get the badge, though, by taking a Pokémon that has surf and one that
can remove whirlpools, and surfing behind the gym. When you are about to
pick up one of the Pokéballs, she will show up, awarding you with your eighth
badge! You can also now use the HM07 you got in the ice cavern.
We now move on to the hunt for Houou! Fly back to the town where you
fought the ghost gym before. Go to the northern part of the town. You can
enter a house here and go upstairs. You will have to solve a puzzle to get to
the top. However, the puzzle is worth it, when you get to the top, you will
see Houou flying there. Save before you fight Houou, for you will only get
one chance to catch it. After you catch it, you can fly from the roof instead
of going back down the maze. Fly back to your hometown.
Once home, go to Prof. Utsugi's lab and heal your Pokémon. Now go
outside and surf eastward. You will eventually come up to a coastal area with
a cave. Enter the cave. I suggest you catch a Goldeen and teach it HM07, so
you can go up the waterfalls. The cave is simple, and when you get out, you
may want to look at the map. Keep moving northward, until you come up upon a
house. A girl inside will heal all of your Pokémon. Keep going north,
fighting trainers. You will find yourself in a much simpler, trainer-free
Victory Road. Here you can catch for the very first time, the best Pokémon,
Donphan. Be prepared, for your rival will have many strong Pokémon with her.
You fight her because she wants to see if you are really ready for the
Orange league.
The Orange League Trainers will use:
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| Trainer 1: Itkusi |
| |
| Neiteio- A penguin Pokémon. It will use ice |
| and psychic attacks- a powerful combination. |
| Houou's gust attack is enough to put the |
| penguin to rest |
| |
| Slowbro- A water and Psychic Pokémon. Slowbro |
| may be very slow, but he is very powerful. Try|
| using an electric type Pokémon against it. |
| |
| Neiteio- Use the same strategy that you used |
| against the last Neiteio. |
| |
| Jynx- Like Neiteio, Jynx is another psychic |
| and ice Pokémon. It's defense is extremely low|
| so any Pokémon should be able to put Jynx out.|
| |
| Exeggutor- A grass and Psychic type Pokémon. |
| One Fire Blast from Houou should do the trick |
| on this one. |
| |
|-----------------------------------------------|
| Trainer 2: Koga |
| |
| Araidosu- A bug Pokémon. Hopefully, your Houou|
| is still consious, because any flying or fire |
| attacks will put this bug out. |
| |
| Venomoth- Another bug Pokémon that will be a |
| pain if your Houou has fainted. It will use |
| powerful psychic attacks, and almost every |
| Pokémon are very vunerable to. |
| |
| Muk- A poision Pokémon that Houou will not be |
| strong against. Use a water type or a normal |
| type. (Raticate will do) |
| |
| Kuroba- Being the evolved form of Golbat, it |
| has strong flying and annoying poision |
| attacks. |
| |
| Fuoretosu- Is this the evolved form of |
| Cloyster? Maybe, but it's a water type, and it|
| has very high defense, and Houou may not be |
| able to do it. Use your starting Pokémon if |
| you didn't pick the Fire type. |
| |
|-----------------------------------------------|
| Trainer 3: Bruno |
| |
| Kaporea- For some odd reason, this Pokémon |
| likes to stand on his head. A bird type, Houou|
| or Lugia will do. |
| |
| Hitmonchan- The punching fiend. It will use |
| various elemental punches, so there really |
| a Pokémon that it isn't super effective |
| against. Use a bird type again. |
| |
| Hitmonlee- The kicking fiend. It uses various |
| kicking attacks. Go ahead, use another bird. |
| This might be a good Pokémon to get a |
| Togechikku expirence points with. |
| |
| Machamp- A Pokémon with high attack Power, but|
| low defense. A quick bird Pokémon should do |
| the trick. |
| |
| Onix- Onix is a simple Pokémon that is not too|
| hard if you have a water or grass Pokémon. |
| Even using the simplest moves of these types |
| will take care of it. |
| ----------------------------------------------|
| Trainer 4: Karin |
| |
| Burakki- Appears to be an evil evolution of |
| Eevee. It shouldn't be too hard if you have |
| just about any type besides a normal or grass |
| type Pokémon. |
| |
| Vileplume- A grass type Pokémon that will be |
| easy for any bird type. Using fly would be |
| your best bet against this Pokémon. |
| |
| Gengar- Remember the ghost gyms Gengar? This |
| is the same thing, only much harder. Again, it|
| has curse, which will stab itself, and attack |
| you very much after or before every turn. Be |
| careful and make sure you have a strong and |
| quick Pokémon. |
| |
| Yamikarasu- A very fast, but not too strong |
| Pokémon that looks much like a Spearow. It |
| take adventage of it's quickness and try to |
| hurt you before you can hurt it. A fire, |
| electric, or ice type will do. |
| |
| Heruga- A fire type dog Pokémon of the evil |
| type. It has many strong attacks, so make sure|
| you have a water Pokémon handy. |
| |
| ----------------------------------------------|
| Final Trainer: Lance |
| |
| Gyrados- A Dragon and flying type Pokémon, |
| gyrados is extremely weak to electric type |
| attacks. If not, any slash or bite attack will|
| take longer, but it will have to do. |
| |
| Dragonite- An extremely strong Pokémon, and it|
| doesn't make you feel any better to know that |
| he has three of them. Use an ice attack, or |
| again, a slash. |
| |
| Dragonite- Use the same strategy as you used |
| the previous dragonite. |
| |
| Dragonite- Again, use the same strategy you |
| on the previous two Dragonites. |
| |
| Aerodactyl- A very powerful Pokémon, again |
| with the hyperbeam attack. Use a water, |
| electric, or ice attack to defeat this flying |
| rock. |
| |
| Charizard- Lance's Charizard will have a Hyper|
| beam attack, as well as fire attacks. Be quick|
| because this Pokémon is very powerful. |
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After defeating the Orange League Trainers, you've beaten the first half of
the game. A very impatient news reporter comes, and expects you to
do an interview with you. Finally, Lance will become impatient and take
you into the next room to be inducted into the hall of fame while the news
reporter lady paces back and fourth saying "What about my interview!"
The credits will roll, while playing some snappy music, and finally the game
will say the end. Don't turn your Gameboy off yet, the game isn't over. There
is no more fighting your rival at the end of the game....wellat least yet.
The game isn't over yet!
After the credits finish rolling, go into Prof. Utsugi's lab. He will give
you a boat ticket! Take that ticket back to the town with the light house and
where you got strength. Go south, until you reach a house that takes you down
to a docking bay. Here you can get on the boat. Once on the boat, you will
fight many trainers. Fight them all, it is fun. Afterwards, you will talk to
a guy in a room that looks like he works on the ship. Talk to him, and he
will leave the room. When you get off the boat, you will find yourself in
Vermillion City!
Feel free to look around a little bit. You see the gym looks pretty
much the same and the Pokémon club is also still there. However, this time,
the city has a giant snorlax blocking the path to Diglett's Cave. First, heal
your Pokémon. Now, go get the Ultra Rod from the fishing man. Now it is time
to go and face Lt. Surge.
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| Gym Leader: Lt. Surge |
| For: Orange Badge |
| |
| Raichu- Lt. Surges most powerful, Raichu likes|
| to use strong electric attacks. A strong rock |
| or ground type Pokémon should be enough to |
| beat it. |
| |
| Magneton- Lt. Surges most annoying Pokémon, |
| Magneton uses it's speed and cheap attacks to |
| win the match. Once again, use another strong |
| rock or ground type Pokémon to win. |
| |
| Electabuzz- A strong and fast Pokémon, that, |
| like Raichu uses strong electric attacks. It |
| is a pure electric type Pokémon, so rock or |
| ground with an ice move, maybe a Kabuto or |
| Kabutops will be perfect. |
| |
| Electrode- A weak, but fast electric Pokémon, |
| Electrode won't really be much of a challange |
| for you. Use an ice or rock type |
| |
| Electrode- Use the same strategy as you used |
| on the previuos Electrode to beat it. |
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After easily defeating Lt. Surge, it is time to go to Saffron City.
Once you get to Saffron City, you'll notice that Silph. Co. Has been blocked
off by a guard who won't let you go upstairs. Anyway, we aren't worrying
about Silph. Co. right now. We are worrying about your tenth badge right now.
You have to fight Sabrina. After all these years, she is still working as a
Pokémon Gym Leader. Her gym is exactly the same, and the trainers are still
there. This time, it is harder to avoid gym trainers in her gym, because
they are constantly looking in all different directions. They also have a
longer sight range. You should fight them anyway. Sabrina has a new look, but
she doesn't look entirely different like some other trainers will further in
the game.
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| Gym Leader: Sabrina |
| For: Gold Badge |
| |
| Mr.Mime- An easy, but annoying Pokémon, |
| Mr.Mime will like to mimic your attacks and |
| minimize itself during battle. |
| |
| Alakazam- A Very powerful, but also very weak |
| defensive Pokémon, Alakazam uses pure psychic |
| moves, so be careful. |
| |
| Eifi- Another weak Pokémon, maybe a little bit|
| stronger, Eifi will also use psychic attacks, |
| so be careful. |
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She is even easier than Lt. Surge, but not the easiest trainer in the
world.
Befor anything, go to the power plant near Cerulean City.
You will have to surf to get there. Inside the Power Plant, talk
to everybody. When you are leaving, someone will say something
to you. Leave the power Plant.
Now you have to go to Cerulian City. When you get there,
you will notice that the place looks pretty much the same. However,
when you go into Misty's gym, you'll notice that the gym is empty.
A Team Rocket trainer will bump into you and leave. After you leave
the gym, go north. You will be going in the direction where Bill's
lighthouse used to be. You will fight the Rocket Trainer you met in
the gym and he will confess to you after you beat him that he hid
something in the Cerulian City gym.
Take the piece that you got from the gym and go to what
used to be the power plant in older Pokémon games. The person here
will thank you and give you a TM, and you are now eligible for a
radio upgrade. Go back to Lavander town and go in the radio station.
The man standing looking at the wall will give you a radio upgrade,
which allows you to awaken the Snorlax.
It isn't over yet. Now you must go to Vermillion City, and
enter the Pokémon Lovers Club. A man sitting at the table will give
you his Pokémon doll that was sitting next to him. Remember copycat
from Saffron City in Red,Blue, Yellow, and Green? She of course
still loves dolls, and does a really creepy impression of you, but
when you bring her the doll, she will give you an item that will
allow you to travel between the two maps much easier.
Go back to the gym. In the little pool in the middle, you will find
what the trainer was talking about, a missing part that belongs to the power
station in the left upper corner. When you reach what used to be Bill's
lighthouse, you will find Misty, and she will be smooching, as quoted from
Pokémon Zero. She will then return to her gym, suprised from what just
happened. Don't surf in the waters to get it. It is in the upper right hand
area which can be obtained without ever going into the water.
When you return to her gym, you will see that she is no piece of cake
like the last two gyms were. Misty is not to hard.
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| Gym Leader: Misty |
| For: |
| |
| Golduck- Has Misty finally evolved her |
| Psyduck? It appears so. Golduck will have some|
| strong water attacks, so use an electric or |
| grass type to defeat it. |
| |
| Nuo- Evolved from Upaa, Nuo doesn't really put|
| up too much of a fight. Once again, a grass or|
| electric type will save the day. |
| |
| Lapras- Being a little harder, and more |
| diffucult to defeat if you have a special type|
| Pokémon, Lapras is unfourtanetly a psychic and|
| water type. A long battle will take place, and|
| an electric Pokémon should win the battle. |
| |
| Starmie- Another psychic and water type, but |
| it has recover, which you'll learn becomes |
| extremely annoying. Use a grass or electric |
| type once again to defeat it. |
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After you defeat Misty, you can now get your 12th badge from Erika.
So go to Celadon City. You can play slots here, and the big PokTmart is also
still here. If you go in the back of the house, you won't get an Eevee, and
a floor has been cut off of the place. You can go around front of the same
building and still look at the programmers things.
Now it is time to fight Erika.
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| Gym Leader: Erika |
| For: Rainbow Badge |
| Tangela |
| Victreebell |
| Vileplume |
| Kireihana |
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After defeating Erika, you now must take the Bicycle path down the
trail. When you reach the bottom, you will go right and end up in Fushia
City. The town is almost perfect...Until you find out that the Safari Zone
has been removed! Go in the houses and talk to the people. Now you can get
your 13th badge! The leader in this gym is obviously not Koga. She will
use Poision and Bug types, just like Koga did.
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| Gym Leader: Anzu |
| For: ? |
| Kurobatto |
| Ariadosu |
| Weezing |
| Weezing |
| Venomoth |
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After defeating her, It is time to awaken the Snorlax that blocks
your path.
Using your upgraded radio, fly back to Vermillion City, and go to the
Snorlax. Tune into the second to last station, and push A. The music will
begin to play. When the music begins to play, return to the game and talk to
the Snorlax. It will wake up, and like before, attack in a grumpy manner.
The Snorlax is a great Pokémon to catch. It heals itself after every
move it does, and when it rests, it will do a very harmful attack. It also
still has headbutt. It will also learn Hyper Beam at level 57! However, the
fact that it slightly heals itself after every attack, even while sleeping,
makes this Pokémon very diffucult to catch. I finally used my Master Ball
equivelent. It was well used.
After the battle with Snorlax, go in the cave that was blocked by it.
You are in Diglett's Cave. You may catch a Diglett if you want. Dugtrio's
also randomly appear.
When you come out of the cave, you will find yourself just South of
Pewter City. Brock is the gym leader here.
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| Gym Leader: Brock |
| For: ? |
| Graveler |
| Onix |
| Rhyhorn |
| Omastar |
| Kabutops |
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After defeating Brock, go east to Mt. Moon. When you get to Mt. Moon,
you will encounter your rival for the first time in a long time. This may or
may not be the final time you battle her, but she is strong, and she appears
to be going somwhere important after you defeat her. Go upstairs, and into
the house. Face the man. Tune into the same frequency you tuned into
for Snorlax. This is supposedly a way to obtain Serebii, but has not
been proven.
you'll need to go south. You can try to stop
at the Viridian City gym, but no one is there...At least now.
Instead, go south, until you reach Pallet Town. Go inside Prof.
Oak's Lab and talk to him. He will tell you to go face the Seafoam
Island Gym leader, because Cinnibar Island no longer has people
living on it. Talk to Professor Oak's mputer also.
Surf to Cinnibar Island anyway, and talk to the mysterious person
here. He will shoot up into the sky and leave. Could that have been Gary Oak?
Keep surfing to Seafoam Island, fighting trainers along the way, and
eventually you'll get there. Inside the place, you'll meet up with Blane.
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| Gym Leader: Blane |
| For: ? |
| Magakarugo |
| Rapidash |
| Magmar |
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After defeating Blane, you should return to Pallet Town and talk to
Prof. Oak again. He will tell you to go to the Viridian City gym. Go North,
heading for the gym, and fight any missed trainers. Finally, when you get to
the gym, you will see that it is no longer empty. There is one person in
here, and his name is.......Gary!
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| Gym Leader: Gary |
| For: ? |
| Pidgeot |
| Alakazam |
| Exeguttor |
| Rhydon |
| Arcanine |
| Gyrados |
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Gary is not so easy. He may take numerous tries to beat. Use a good
strategy, but remember, unless you know Japanese, there is no way of telling
what Pokémon he will use next, for every trainer uses Pokémon in different
orders.
After you beat Gary, you now have 16 badges! It isn't over yet. go
back to Pallet Town and talk to Professor Oak. He will tell you that there is
something related to Pokémon that is sure to suprise in the mountains.
Once again, go back to Viridian City, but head west, and go to where
Pokémon League used to be. When you enter the building, keep going west, and
go out the door. You will now be in the mountains that Prof. Oak was talking
about. The Pokémon here are extremely strong. There is a Pokémon Center here
also which also allows you to fly back here at any given time.
Eventually, you will come across a cave in which you need Flash to
see. Collect the items here and make your way through the cave. The final
room in the cave will hold none other than the famous Pokémon Trainer Ash
Ketchum himself! Talk to him, he will not say anything. You will just begin
battling him.
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| Final Battle: Ash Ketchum |
| For: Bragging Rights |
| |
| Pikachu- Lv. 81- A rock type Pokémon such as |
| an expirenced Donphan should be able to take |
| out Pikachu easily. |
| |
| Efi- Lv. 79- A psychic evolution of Eevee that|
| is one of the hardest Pokémon Ash will use. |
| have something good or it's Psychic moves can |
| easily take out any of your Pokémon quickly. |
| |
| Blastiose- Lv. 77- I had the final showdown |
| between the Blastoise and my Odairu, used |
| Slash, and knocked out the Blastoise with only|
| a little bit of trouble. |
| |
| Venusaur- Lv. 77- Constantly takes advantage |
| of being a grass type by using Solar Beam and |
| Razor Leaf. |
| |
| Charizard- An easy Pokémon. If you have a |
| water type, he/she should be very easy to |
| defeat. |
| |
| Snorlax- Lv. 79-Possibly Ash's hardest Pokémon|
| He constantly heals himself and uses very |
| stong moves. Good luck! |
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After you defeat Ash, the credits will roll.
Congradulations, you have completely beaten the game! Every couple
of days, Ash will return to the mountain if you want to rematch him
or just get plain old experience.
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5. Routes 1-29 and the S.S. Aqua
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
After achieving all eight badges, and defeating the orange
leage, you will be able to go to the old world, that was once only
able to go to in the Previous versions of the Pokémon games. Fly
back to the town where you got your 6th badge, or the one with the
really tall lighthouse in which you had to get the gym leader to
come down from. Go south. You will be able to board Aqua-gou, and
fight Pokémon trainers while waiting. Make sure you are healed
before you go here, for there is no Pokémon treatment center on the
boat.
Eventually, you will arrive at Vermillion city. A lot of the
music has been remixed to almost sound like the old games. Here, you
can fight Lt. Surge, Misty, Erika, Sabrina, A new trainer at Koga's
gym, Brock and even Ash Ketchum himself! Sure this section tells you
how to get to routes 1-29, but the walkthrough section will tell you
exactly what to do when you get there.
You can go back on the Aqua-gou anytime you want, but you may
not know how to get off of the boat. Well before I thought it was a
specified amount of time you had to wait to get off, but I now know
that you can goto sleep in the bed at your room and when you wake up,
you'll be able to leave.
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6. The TM and HM List
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Not all of the TM's are here, but I have gotten a hold of a list. The numbers
to the right of the TM are the digits you can use if you use a Gameshark. Use
the Gameshark codes with the Item Modifier code.
TM Number Move GameShark Code
1. Explosive Punch 71
2. Headbutt 72
3. ????? 73
4. Body Slam 74
5. Roar 75
6. Toxic 76
7. Thunder Ball 77
8. Rock Smash 78
9. ????? 79
10. Spin Ball 7A
11. Eruption 7B
12. De-Accuracy 7C
13. Snore 7D
14. Blizzard 7E
15. Hyper Beam 7F
16. Numbing Wind 80
17. Barrier 81
18. Acid Rain 82
19. Giga Drain 83
20. Defend 84
21. ????? 85
22. Solar Beam 86
23. Iron Tail 87
24. Dragon Blizzard 88
25. Thunder 89
26. Earthquake 8A
27. Splash tackle 8B
28. Dig 8C
29. Psychic 8D
30. Shadow Ball 8E
31. Sand Hell 8F
32. Double Team 90
33. Ice Punch 91
34. Confuse Breath 92
35. Snore 93
36. Demon Bubble 94
37. Meteor Shower 95
38. Fire Blast 96
39. Swift 97
40. Fire Curl 98
41. Thunder Punch 99
42. Delayed Psychic 9A
43. Dodge 9B
44. Rest 9C
45. Mellow Mellow 9D
46. Pay Day 9E
47. Iron Wing 9F
48. Fire Punch A0
49. Mega Slash A1
50. Nightmare A2
HM01-Cut
HM02-Fly
HM03-Surf
HM04-Strength
HM05-Flash
HM06-Whirlpool
HM07-Waterfall
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7. Gameshark Codes
*-----*
This section covers some of the more Popular GameShark Codes. If you're
playing a newer version of the game, this isn't even available to you. It's a
good thing -- today with online features and new Pokemon games, one cheater
would ruin an entire system. This section will stay for those playing on
original hardware, but serves no purpose in newer releases of the game.
NOTE!
WITH THESE CODES, TURN THE 'SWITCH' ON THE TOP OF THE CHEAT DEVICE TO
THE 'OFF' POSITION WHILE BOOTING THE GAME AND LOADING YOUR SAVED GAME. THEN,
WHEN IN THE GAME, TURN THE SWITCH TO THE 'ON' POSITION. AND, TO SAVE, SWITCH
THE SWITCH TO THE 'OFF' POSITION.
1ST POKEMON CODES:
1 Pokémon Modifier 01??23DA
2 Skill Modifier (1st Position) 01??2CDA
3 Skill Modifier (2nd Position) 01??2DDA
4 Skill Modifier (3rd Position) 01??2EDA
5 Skill Modifier (4th Position) 01??2FDA
6 Trainer ID# Modifier 01??30DA
01??31DA
7 Exp. Modifier 01??32DA
01??33DA
01??34DA
8 Infinite PP (1st Position) 01??41DA
9 Infinite PP (2nd Position) 01??42DA
10 Infinite PP (3rd Position) 01??43DA
11 Infinite PP (4th Position) 01??44DA
12 Level Modifier 01??49DA
13 Infinite HP (Larger) 01??4CDA
14 Infinite HP (Smaller) 01??4DDA
15 Max HP Modifier (Larger) 01??4EDA
16 Max HP Modifier (Smaller) 01??4FDA
17 Max Attack Modifier (Larger) 01??50DA
18 Max Attack Modifier (Smaller) 01??51DA
19 Max Defense Modifier (Larger) 01??52DA
20 Max Defense Modifier (Smaller) 01??53DA
21 Max Speed (Larger) 01??54DA
22 Max Speed (Small) 01??55DA
23 Max Special Defense Modifier (Large) 01??56DA
24 Max Special Defense Modifier (Small) 01??57DA
25 Max Special Attack Modifier (Large) 01??58DA
26 Max Special Attack Modifier (Small) 01??59DA
Name Modifier Codes
27 Default Name End (Must Be On) 015096DB
28 Slot 1 01??8CDB
29 Slot 2 01??8DDB
30 Slot 3 01??8EDB
31 Slot 4 01??8FDB
32 Slot 5 01??90DB
33 Slot 6 01??91DB
34 Slot 7 01??92DB
35 Slot 8 01??93DB
36 Slot 9 01??94DB
37 Slot 10 01??95DB
Quantity Digits to Accompany Pokémon Modifier Codes
01-Bulbasaur
02-Ivysaur
03-Venusaur
04-Charmander
05-Charmeleon
06-Charizard
07-Squirtle
08-Wartortle
09-Blasttoise
0A-Caterpie
0B-Metapod
0C-Butterfree
0D-Weedle
0E-Kakuna
0F-Beedrill
10-Pidgey
11-Pidgeotto
12-Pidgeot
13-Rattata
14-Raticate
15-Spearow
16-Fearow
17-Ekans
18-Arbok
19-Pikachu
1A-Raichu
1B-Sandshrew
1C-Sandslash
1D-Nidoran (F)
1E-Nidorina
1F-Nidoqueen
20-Nidoran male
21-Nidorino
22-Nidoking
23-Clefairy
24-Clefable
25-Vulpix
26-Ninetails
27-Jigglypuff
28-Wigglytuff
29-Zubat
2A-Golbat
2B-Oddish
2C-Gloom
2D-Vileplume
2E-Paras
2F-Parasect
30-Venonat
31-Venomoth
32-Diglett
33-Dugtrio
34-Meowth
35-Persian
36-Psyduck
37-Golduck
38-Mankey
39-Primeape
3A-Growlithe
3B-Arcanine
3C-Poliwag
3D-Poliwhirl
3E-Poliwrath
3F-Abra
40-Kadabra
41-Alakazam
42-Machop
43-Machoke
44-Machamp
45-Bellsprout
46-Weepinbell
47-Victreebell
48-Ventacool
49-Tentacruel
4A-Geodude
4B-Graveler
4C-Golem
4D-Ponyta
4E-Rapidash
4F-Slowpoke
50-Slowbro
51-Magnemite
52-Magneton
53-Farfetch'd
54-Doduo
55-Dodrio
56-Seel
57-Dewgong
58-Grimer
59-Muk
5A-Shellder
5B-Cloyster
5C-Gastly
5D-Haunter
5E-Gengar
5F-Onix
60-Drowzee
61-Hypno
62-Krabby
63-Kingler
64-Voltorb
65-Electrode
66-Exeggcute
67-Exeggcutor
68-Cubone
69-Marowak
6A-Hitmonlee
6B-Hitmonchan
6C-Lickitung
6D-Koffing
6E-Weezing
6F-Rhyhorn
70-Rhydon
71-Chansey
72-Tangela
73-Kangaskhan
74-Horsea
75-Seadra
76-Goldeen
77-Seaking
78-Staryu
79-Starmie
7a-Mr. mime
7b-Scyther
7c-Jynx
7d-Electabuzz
7e-Magmar
7f-Pinsir
80-Tauros
81-Magikarp
82-Gyarados
83-Lapras
84-Ditto
85-Eevee
86-Vaporeon
87-Jolteon
88-Flareon
89-Porygon
8A-Omanyte
8B-Omastar
8C-Kabuto
8D-Kabutops
8E-Aerodactyl
8F-Snorlax
90-Articunno
91-Zapdos
92-Moltres
93-Dratini
94-Dragonair
95-Dragonite
96-Mewtwo
97-Mew
98-Chikorita
99-Bayleef
9A-Meganium
9B-Cyndaquil
9C-Quiliva
9D-Typhlosion
9E-Totidile
9F-Croconaw
A0-Ferilagater
A1-Sentret
A2-Furret
A3-Hoothoot
A4-Noctowl
A5-Ledaba
A6-Ledian
A7-Spinarak
A8-Arados
A9-Crobat
AA-Chinchow
AB-Lanturn
AC-Pichu
AD-Clef
AE-Igglybuff
AF-Togepi
B0-Togetic
B1-Neitei***
B2-Neiteio***
B3-Mareep
B4-Flaffy
B5-Denryuu***
B6-Bellosom
B7-Marill
B8-Azumarril
B9-Suudowoodo
BA-Politoed
BB-Hopip
BC-Skiploom
BD-Jumpluff
BE-Aipom
BF-Sunkern
C0-Sunflora
C1-Dunsparce
C2-Ampharos
C3-Quagsire
C4-Espeon
C5-Umbreon
C6-Murkrow
C7-Slowking
C8-Trilix
C9-Unown
CA-Sonansu***
CB-Girafarig
CC-Skarmory
CD-Forestress
CE-Duglari
CF-Gilgar
D0-Stellix
D1-Snubble
D2-Granbull
D3-Wobbuffet
D4-Scizor
D5-Shuckle
D6-Heracross
D7-Misdeavus
D8-Himeguma***
D9-Ursaring
DA-Slugma
DB-Magcargo
DC-Swinub
DD-Piloswine
DE-Corsola
DF-Remoraid
E0-Octillery
E1-Delibird
E2-Mantine
E3-Wooper
E4-Houndour
E5-Houndoom
E6-Kingdra
E7-Phanphy
E8-Donphan
E9-Porygon2
EA-Stantler
EB-Delibird
EC-Tyrogue
ED-Hitmontop
EE-Smoochum
EF-Elekid
F0-Magby
F1-Milktank
F2-Blissey
F3-Raikou
F4-Entei
F5-Suicune
F6-Larvitar
F7-Pupitar
F8-Tyranitar
F9-Lugia
FA-Ho-oh
FB-Celebi
FD-Egg
Quantity Digits to Accompany Name Modifier Codes
50 - NULL (End of Name REQUIRED Where It Is Used!)
60 - BOLD A (Not Available On Name Screen)
61 - BOLD B ( " )
72 - BOLD P ( " )
80 - A
81 - B
82 - C
83 - D
84 - E
85 - F
86 - G
87 - H
88 - I
89 - J
8A - K
8B - L
8C - M
8D - N
8E - O
8F - P
90 - Q
91 - R
92 - S
93 - T
94 - U
95 - V
96 - W
97 - X
98 - Y
99 - Z
9A - (
9B - )
9C - :
9D - ;
9E - [
9F - ]
A0 - a
A1 - b
A2 - c
A3 - d
A4 - e
A5 - f
A6 - g
A7 - h
A8 - i
A9 - j
AA - k
AB - l
AC - m
AD - n
AE - o
AF - p
B0 - q
B1 - r
B2 - s
B3 - t
B4 - u
B5 - v
B6 - w
B7 - x
B8 - y
B9 - z
BA - é
BB - 'd
BC - 'l
BD - 's
BE - 't
BF - 'v
E1 - PK
E2 - MN
E4 - 'r
E5 - 'm
E6 - ?
E7 - !
EF - Male Symbol
F0 - Currency Symbol (P with Horizontal Slashses)
F1 - x (Multiply)
F2 - . (Period)
F3 - / (Division)
F4 - ,(Comma)
F5 - Female Symbol
F6 - 0
F7 - 1
F8 - 2
F9 - 3
FA - 4
FB - 5
FC - 6
FD - 7
FE - 8
FF - 9
OTHER VARIOUS CODES:
1 No Random Battles 01000BD2
2 Always On Bike 010182D6
3 Day Of Week Modifier 01??DCD1
4 Hour Modifier 01??DDD1
5 Minute Modifier 01??DED1
01??DFD1
6 Infinite Money 019973D5
019974D5
019975D5
7 Have All Badges 01FF7CD5
01FF7DD5
8 Key Item Modifier 01??E2D5
ROOM DECORATION MODIFIER CODES
9 Upper Left Corner 01??60D9
10 Poster by Door [Note 1] 01??5CD9
11 Lower Left Corner 01??59D9
12 In Front of TV 01??5DD9
13 Left Side of Shelf 01??5ED9
14 Right Side of Shelf 01??5FD9
Note 1: With this code, DO NOT put anything other than poster digits in the
poster modifier, as most other digits will make the stairs disappear and trap
you in the room.
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8. Frequently Asked Questions
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
These are the most commonly received e-mails received about the game from
readers of the guide. There was a time where I received sometimes upwards of
50+ e-mails a day about the game. I did my best to compile those questions
here over the years. I no longer provide my e-mail address as GameFAQs has a
Questions and Answers section now that takes this idea and runs with it
better.
Q: I can't figure out the correct order to flip the switches in the Team
Rocket Basement.
A: Start at the left and flip all switches to the right in order. You should
now be able to get through to the elevator.
Q: Where and how do I get the 'Squirtle Water'?
A: You can get the squirtle water from the most extreme north eastern house
in the town where you get your normal badge. A lady in the house will give
it to you.
Q: What ARE those symbols next to my Pokémon's Icon for?
A: There are a number of possibilities here. First, we know you've likely
attached an item to your Pokémon by selecting attach from the backpack.
However, you may have attached anything from a Berry to a King's Crown to it.
To figure out what is attached to it, go to Pokémon from the main menu and move
to the statistics section of your Pokémon's info. You will see what item is
attached to it.
Q: How do I get the radio? I've heard about the upgraded radio, but I don't
even have the first one!
A: To get the radio, go to the place that Team Rocket will or has taken over
and walk up to the girl on the far right standing behind the counter. Talk to
her and answer yes, yes, yes, no, yes, no.
Q: How do I solve the first ice maze?
A: This question is answered above in this strategy guide. I am the man.
Q: I don't know how to withdraw and deposit Pokémon, can you help me?
A: I've actually managed to experience a glitch in the game on one of my
original save files. Whenever I caught a Pokémon, they could not be withdrawn.
I had them set to go in box 7, and box seven still holds them, but when I go
into it, it shows no Pokémon. This shouldn't be the case for most players,
however, but is worth mentioning.
Q: How do I awaken the Snorlax that blocks me from entering the cave in
Vermillion city?
A: Get a radio upgrade from the man in Lavander town who is standing in the
building. You'll have to find a missing tool in Misty's gym first in order to
do this.
Q: Where is Misty?
A: Go to Bill's lighthouse, and enter. Misty will be in love with someone, and
when they see you, they both run off. Misty will return to her gym, and you can
fight her from there. Make sure you get the missing part in her gym!
Q: Where can I get a lot of experience?
A: You can obtain a fair amount of experience by fighting RED, or by going to
Vermillion City and fighting your clone in the basement in the Mirage Center.
You will face an image of yourself, and his Pokémon will give you a larger
amount of experience than usual. This is a major step up from the original
games, where you were essentially stuck fighting the Elite 4 over and over, and
were lucky to gain a level per run once you reached the 80's and higher.
Q: How do I get other evolutionary Pokémon from before like Bellosom?
A: Using different stones on other Pokémon cause different things to happen.
Forinstance, using a leaf stone on Gloom will evolve it into Vileplume, but if
you use the solar stone on it, it will evolve into Bellosom.
Q: WHERE IN THE WORLD DO I FIND TM08?!?!
A: You can get the TM08 from a man east of where you fought SudoWoodo.
Additionally, you can get TM08 from the Casino as a prize.
Q: Can I use this strategy guide on my website?
A: So long as this guide isn't modified from its original form, that it's not
being redistributed in any way for profit, and that credit is given where
credit is due, then yes.
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9. Breeding
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Breeding was introduced in Gold/Silver and appears here in Crystal. Breeding
opened up new possibilites to the series as a whole, helps keep things
interesting, and allows you to have multiple Pokemon which were only
previously obtainable one time. The series even opened up Pre-Evolutions to
Pokemon that were found in previous games, which offer new movesets to
previously obtainable Pokemon.
To breed Pokémon, head to Golden Rod City, where the third badge (with
Miltank) the cow Pokémon. Head south out of town and you'll happen across the
Pokemon daycare.
Inside, an old man and woman take care of Pokémon and even run own their own
breeding farm! Give a male version of a Pokémon to the man, and a female
Pokémon to the woman. Leave and walk around or do something for a while. When
you come back, the man will be standing outside and he will give you an egg.
You can also get your Pokémon back. After a certian amount of steps, the egg
will hatch and you will have a brand new Pokémon on level 5!
Pre-Evolutionary Pokémon:
Pichu -------- Pikachu
Cleffa ------- Clefairy
Elekid ------- Electabuzz
Igglybuff ---- Jigglypuff
Magby -------- Magmar
Smoochum ----- Jynx
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10. Evolutions
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So before you go and e-mail me about the evolutionary stones, read this
section. I don't want you to bother me with this, and NO E-MAIL ABOUT THEM
WILL BE ANSWERED.
Go to route 25 and go into the sea cottage. Inside, you will find Bill's
grandfather. Show him the following Pokémon on the days (I do not know
exactly what days) that it'll work to recieve one evolutionary stone.
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| What you show him: | What you'll get:|
|-----------------------------------------|
| Vulpix | Fire Stone |
| Staryu | Water Stone |
| Oddish | Leaf Stone |
| Pichu | Thunder Stone |
-------------------------------------------
Moon Stone
Can be found on Route 27.
Solar Stone
Will be awarded for winning the Bug Catching Tournament.
New Types of Evolutions:
To Get Slowbro to evolve into Slowking, you have to equip it with the King's
Rock,which you'll get from Azela Town's Slowpoke Well. Bring a Pokémon that
has Rock Smash along, and you'll find a new path which leads to the King's
Crown
To Get Scyther to evolve into Scizor, you have to equip it with the Metal
Coat, which you get after you find the mans daughter on the S.S. Aqua. You'll
find her daugher bugging the captian.
To Make Onix evolve into Stelix, equip it with the Metal Coat and trade it
to another game.
To make Porygon evolve into Porygon2, equip it with the upgrade, and trade it
to another game. You can get it in the Saffron City Building from the man who
blocks your path to the upstairs.
To make your Poliwrath evolve into Politoed, you have to equip it with the
King's Rock, which you'll get from Azela Town's Slowpoke Well. Bring a
Pokémon that has Rock Smash along, and you'll find a new path which leads to
the King's Crown.
Happiness Evolutions:
Some Pokémon won't evolve for you until they are happy. To make them happy,
always use them, don't ever let them get weak. Win battles with them (Ex:
Elite Four, Red, etc.) and let them hold items. Get them haircuts from
Goldenrod City, and let Blue's sister play with them In pallet Between 4-5
P.M. Don't let them faint, lose battles, store them in boxes or trade them
away.
Pokémon that Evolve via Happiness:
Eevee -------- Espeon (If evolves during the day [5 a.m. - 6 p.m.])
Eevee -------- Umbreon (If evolves during night [6 p.m. - 5 a.m.])
Chansey ------ Blissey
Golbat ------- Crobat
Togepi ------- Togetic
Pichu -------- Pikachu
Clef --------- Clefairy
Igglybuff ---- Jugglypuff
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12. Items
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
Berries
____________________________________________________________________________
| Berry Name | Discription | Location |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Berry | Heals Pokémon HP by 10 | Route 29,30,38,46,11, |
| | |Nature Park, Mystery |
| | Gift, Wild Pokémon | |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Berry Juice | Heals Pokémon HP by 20 | Give Shuckle from |
| | Cinawood a Berry |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Bitter Berry| Heals Confusion Status | Route 1,31,43, Mystery |
| | Gift, Blackthorn City | |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Burnt Berry | Heals Frozen Status | Route 44, Fushia City, |
| | Mystery Gift | |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Gold Berry | Heals Pokémon HP by 30 | Mt. Moon, Nature Park, |
| | Traded from R/B/Y | |
|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
TBC...
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13. Neat Things
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
This section will talk about some neat tricks in the game that do not fit
into any of the other catagories, but are still a part of the game.
After you have the S.S. Aqua ticket, you can ride on it any Monday or
Friday.To get off of it, take a rest in your cabin.
Let mom collect your money. Eventually, she will call you on the phone and
tell you she has bought you useful items and even decorations for your room!
This strategy guide was written by Donphan. You might be wondering why I put
this here. Well if someone steals this strategy guide and says they wrote it,
9 out of 10 chances say they miss this. Hehe.
Go east of Fushia City and catch a Chansey, go around the turn and up to find
a patch of grass with a girl standing in it. She will trade the Chansey you
caught for an Aerodactyl!
Did you know that you can face your friends anytime of the day? Even if they
aren't there? Here's how to do it: Using two Gameboy COLORS, start up the
game and choose the FOURTH option. This will let you and your friend trade
teams, allowing you to fight your friend instead of your clone in Viridian
City.
Pokémon Centers Keep Track of your records! Your game can store your stats
against others for up to 5 people!
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13. Legendary/Special Pokémon
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
As of Pokemon Crystal, these were the legendary Pokemon in the series. We
know today that this number has increased drastically.
059. Arcanine*
144. Articuno
145. Zapdos
146. Moltres
243. Raikou
244. Entei
245. Suikun
249. Lugia
250. Ho-Oh
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| Ho-Oh- A legend says that it's body glows in seven colors. A |
| rainbow is said to form behind it when it flies. |
| |
| Type 1: Fire Type 2: Flying |
| |
| -Gold Version: Ho-Oh Lv. 40 |
| In Gold Version, catching Ho-Oh should be easy. After beating |
| the Orange League, and clearing the event at the Radio Tower, you |
| will get a Rainbow feather. Return to the town in which you achieved |
| your Phantom Badge. A house in the northern part of the town will have|
| stairs, and you will end up following a path that will take you to the|
| top of the building and Ho-Oh will be there. Save, for Houou is a Rare|
| Pokémon, and if you don't catch it the first time, you will never get |
| a chance to fight it again. |
| |
| -Silver Version: Ho-Oh Lv. 70 |
| After beating the game, go to the old world, and get a Rainbow |
| Feather from Pewter City. Now you can get Ho-Oh from the roof of a |
| building in the town in which you achieved your Phantom Badge. |
| |
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| Lugia- It is said to be the guardian of the seas. It is rumored|
| to have been seen on the night of a storm. |
| |
| Type 1: Psychic Type 2: Water |
| |
| -Gold Version: Lugia Lv. 70 |
| After beating the game, go to the old world, and get a Silver |
| Feather from the man in the eastern part of Pewter City. Go back to |
| the new world, and surf over to the islands. Go in the upper right |
| island. Here, you will fight Houou. |
| -Silver Version: Lugia Lv: 40 |
| Clear the event at the radio tower. You will recieve a Silver |
| Feather. Go to the islands that seperate the town where you get your |
| steel badge and the town over the water. Lugia will be in the upper |
| right cave. |
| |
| |
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| |
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| The three Legendary Cat Pokémon |
| |
| Pokémon Numbers 243, 244, and 245 |
| You can bring them to life from statues by using TM08 to break |
| the rocks in the town where you fight the ghost gym. Fall to the lower|
| level and go up the stairs. You will see three statues, and when you |
| are about to enter the platform they are on, they spring to life, each|
|one its own signifigant color and type, and scatter out of the cave to |
| freely roam through the world. However, once you have seen them once |
|and battled them, their HP will not be healed, and you will be able to |
| locate them on by using your Pokédex. |
| |
| What makes this game harder and this strategy guide look bad is |
| the fact that the only way to catch these legendary Pokémon is to find|
| them on either map. I haven't even found one of them yet. If you are |
| having trouble finding them, there is nothing I can do to help you. |
| Keep trying and good luck! |
| |
| Yes, you heard me right, they are cat Pokémon, not dog Pokémon. There |
| is an electric type, an Ice type, and a Fire type. (Does this remind |
| you of other Legendary Pokémon?) |
| |
| However, there is an easier way to catch these Pokémon. If you |
| want a strong PokTball, go to the most southern town on the new map. |
| Go to the nut tree next to the house. After you pick the nut, go into |
| the house, and give the old man the nut. Come back the next day to get|
| the speed ball. It acts as a very advanced ball and I think it ensures|
| a catch every time. It would make a lot of sense, considering there |
| are so many rare Pokémon. |
| |
| Strategy for catching the Legendary Creatures: |
| |
| Because it is very hard to catch the Legendary Cats, because |
| they run away from you everytime they fight you, a strategy was |
| developed. To more easily catch the cats, bring along a level 39 |
| Pokémon with you, and bring along a lot of gold spray (Super Repel). |
| Now go into a area, (On the West Side) and make sure you fight no |
| Pokémon above or equal to level 40 where you think a legendary cat |
| might be hiding. You will not be able to fight any Pokémon except for |
| the cat you are looking for! |
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| Eevee- You can get unlimited amounts of Eevee's in this game. I |
| wouldn't have put this in this section, but because I recieve such |
| large amounts of e-mails concerning Eevee, I put it here. You can get |
| Eevee as many times as you want by going to the casino house in the |
| town where you achieved your normal badge. Eevee costs 6,666. |
| |
| Evolving Eevee into Umbreon and Espeon |
| To evolve Eevee into Umbreon, the evil Eevee, always use it and |
| keep it with you. Eventually, it will evolve into Umbreon, an evil |
| type Pokémon. |
| |
| To evolve Eevee into Espeon, always keep Eevee with you in your |
| team and use it a lot. Eventually, not on any particular level, it |
| will evolve into the Psychic type Pokémon, Espeon. |
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Celebi
Rumor #1 says you can get Celebi by catching all 26 Annons and solving all
four Pokémon Puzzles then playing a strange sounding song on the upgraded
radio. It is rumored that after you do this, you will encounter a level 5
Celebi. This is not confirmed, and I have not attempted to do it, so don't
e-mail me about it.
-----
Unown
-----
Unown isn't very rare, but this didn't fit into any other catagories and I
wasn't making a whole new section just for this.
There are 26 Unown. They all represent one letter of the alphabet. Once you
catch 3 Unown, you will be given the Unown dex by a labratory scientist from
the lab nearby. The Unown dex will keep track of all of the Unown you caught.
Here is the meaning of them...
A - Angry
B - Bear
C - Chase
D - Direct
E - Engage
F - Find
G - Give
H - Help
I - Increase
J - Join
K - Keep
L - Laugh
M - Make
N - Nuzzle
O - Observe
P - Perform
Q - Quicken
R - Reassure
S - Search
T - Tell
U - Undo
V - Vanish
W - Want
X - XXXXX
Y - Yield
Z - Zoom
Certian Unown won't appear until you complete the puzzles hidden throughtout
Union Cave.
The first puzzle is the Kabuto Puzzle, followed by the Omanyte Puzzle,
Aerodactyl Puzzle, and finally the Ho-oh Puzzle. Here is what letter of Unown
the puzzles open up.
Puzzle 1: Kabuto Puzzle
Opens up: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K
Puzzle 2: Omanyte Puzzle
Opens up: L,M,N,O,P,Q,R
Puzzle 3: Aerodactyl Puzzle
Opens up: S,T,U,V,W
Puzzle 4: Ho-oh Puzzle
Opens up: X,Y,Z
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14. Evolution Chart
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
This section breaks down evolutions. It will eventually be combined with
move-sets to create a more cohesive guide with less compartmentalization.
001: Bulbasaur
Evolves: Ivysaur
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
002: Ivysaur
Evolves: Venusaur
Level: 32
Evolved from: ---
003: Venusaur
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Ivysaur
004: Charmander
Evolves: Charmeleon
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
005: Charmeleon
Evolves: Charizard
Level: 36
Evolved from: Charmander
006: Charizard
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Charmeleon
007: Squirtle
Evolves: Wartortle
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
008: Wartortle
Evolves: Blastoise
Level: 26
Evolved from: Squirtle
009: Blastoise
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Wartortle
010: Caterpie
Evolves: Metapod
Level: 7
Evolved from: ---
011: Metapod
Evolves: Butterfree
Level: 10
Evolved from: Caterpie
012: Butterfree
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Metapod
013: Weedle
Evolves: Kakuna
Level: 7
Evolved from: ---
014: Kakuna
Evolves: Beedrill
Level: 10
Evolved from: Weedle
015: Beedrill
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
016: Pidgey
Evolves: Pidgeotto
Level: 18
Evolved from: ---
017: Pidgeotto
Evolves: Pidgeot
Level: 36
Evolved from: Pidgey
018: Pidgeot
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Pidgeotto
019: Rattata
Evolves: Raticate
Level: 20
Evolved from: ---
020: Spearow
Evolves: Fearow
Level: 20
Evolved from: ---
021: Fearow
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Spearow
023: Ekans
Evolves: Arbok
Level: 24
Evolved from: ---
024: Arbok
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Ekans
025: Pikachu
Evolves: Raichu
Level: Thunder Stone
Evolved from: Pichu
026: Raichu
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Pikachu
027: Sandshrew
Evolves: Sandslash
Level: 22
Evolved from: ---
028: Sandslash
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Sandshrew
029: Nidoran (Female)
Evolves: Nidorina
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
030: Nidorina
Evolves: Nidoqueen
Level: Moon Stone
Evolved from: Nidoran (Female)
031:Nidoqueen
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Nidorina
032: Nidoran (Male)
Evolves: Nidorino
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
033: Nidorino
Evolves: Nidoking
Level: Moon Stone
Evolved from: Nidoran (Male)
034: Nidoking
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Nidorino
035: Clefairy
Evolves: Clefable
Level: Moon Stone
Evolved from: ---
036: Clefable
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Clefairy
037: Vulpix
Evolves: Ninetales
Level: Fire Stone
Evolved from: ---
038: Ninetales
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Vulpix
039: Jigglypuff
Evolves: Wigglytuff
Level: Moon Stone
Evolved from: ---
040: Wigglytuff
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Jigglypuff
041: Zubat
Evolves: Golbat
Level: 22
Evolved from: ---
042: Golbat
Evolves: Kuroba
Level: ??
Evolved from: Zubat
043: Oddish
Evolves: Gloom
Level: 21
Evolved from: ---
044: Gloom
Evolves: Vileplume
Level: Leaf Stone
Evolved from: Oddish
045: Vileplume
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Gloom
046: Paras
Evolves: Parasect
Level: 24
Evolved from: ---
047: Parasect
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Paras
048: Venonat
Evolves: Venomoth
Level: 31
Evolved from: ---
049: Venomoth
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Venonat
050: Diglett
Evolves: Dugtrio
Level: 26
Evolved from: ---
051: Dugtrio
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Diglett
052: Meowth
Evolves: Persian
Level: 28
Evolved from: ---
053: Persian
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Meowth
054: Psyduck
Evolves: Golduck
Level: 33
Evolved from: ---
055: Golduck
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Psyduck
056: Mankey
Evolves: Primeape
Level: 28
Evolved from: ---
057: Primeape
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Mankey
058: Growlithe
Evolves: Arcanine
Level: Fire Stone
Evolved from: ---
059: Arcanine
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Growlithe
060: Poliwag
Evolves: Poliwhirl
Level: 25
Evolved from: ---
061: Poliwhirl
Evolves: Poliwrath
Level: Water Stone
Evolved from: Poliwag
062: Poliwrath
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Poliwhirl
063: Abra
Evolves: Kadabra
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
064: Kadabra
Evolves: Alakazam
Level: Trade
Evolved from: Abra
065: Alakazam
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Kadabra
066: Machop
Evolves: Machoke
Level: 28
Evolved from: ---
067: Machoke
Evolves: Machamp
Level: Trade
Evolved from: Machop
068: Machamp
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Machoke
069: Bellsprout
Evolves: Weepinbell
Level: 21
Evolved from: ---
070: Weepinbell
Evolves: Victreebell
Level: Leaf Stone
Evolved from: Bellsprout
071: Victreebell
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Weepinbell
072: Tentacool
Evolves: Tentacruel
Level: 30
Evolved from: ---
073: Tentacruel
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Tentacool
074: Geodude
Evolves: Graveler
Level: 25
Evolved from: ---
075: Graveler
Evolves: Golem
Level: Trade
Evolved from: Geodude
076: Golem
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Graveler
077: Ponyta
Evolves: Rapidash
Level: 40
Evolved from: ---
078: Rapidash
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Ponyta
079: Slowpoke
Evolves: Slowbro, Yadokingu
Level: 37, ??
Evolved from: ---
080: Slowbro
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Slowpoke
081: Magnemite
Evolves: Megneton
Level: 30
Evolved from: ---
082: Magneton
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Magnemite
083: Farfatch'd
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
084: Doduo
Evolves: Dodrio
Level: 31
Evolved from: ---
085: Dodrio
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Doduo
086: Seel
Evolves: Dewgong
Level: 34
Evolved from: ---
087: Dewgong
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Seel
088: Grimer
Evolves: Muk
Level: 38
Evolved from: ---
089: Muk
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Grimer
090: Shellder
Evolves: Cloyster
Level: Water Stone
Evolved from: ---
091: Cloyster
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Shellder
092: Gastly
Evolves: Haunter
Level: 25
Evolved from: ---
093: Haunter
Evolves: Gengar
Level: Trade
Evolved from: Gastly
094: Gengar
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Haunter
095: Onix
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
096: Drowzee
Evolves: Hypno
Level: 26
Evolved from: ---
097: Hypno
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Drowzee
098: Krabby
Evolves: Kingler
Level: 28
Evolved from: ---
099: Kingler
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Krabby
100: Voltorb
Evolves: Electrode
Level: 30
Evolved from: ---
101: Electrode
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Voltorb
102: Exeggcute
Evolves: Exeggutor
Level: Leaf Stone
Evolved from: ---
103: Exeggutor
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Exeggcute
104: Cubone
Evolves: Marowak
Level: 28
Evolved from: ---
105: Marowak
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Cubone
106: Hitmonlee
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
107: Hitmonchan
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
108: Likitung
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
109: Koffing
Evolves: Weezing
Level: 35
Evolved from: ---
110: Weezing
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Koffing
111: Rhyhorn
Evolves: Rhydon
Level: 42
Evolved from: ---
112: Rhydon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Rhyhorn
113: Chansey
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
114: Tangela
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
115: Kangaskhan
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
116: Horsea
Evolves: Sedra
Level: 32
Evolved from: ---
117: Seadra
Evolves: Kingdoura
Level: ---
Evolved from: Horsea
118: Goldeen
Evolves: Seaking
Level: 33
Evolved from: ---
119: Seaking
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Goldeen
120: Staryu
Evolves: Starmie
Level: Water Stone
Evolved from: ---
121: Starmie
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Staryu
122: Mr. Mime
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
123: Scyther
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
124: Jynx
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
125: Electabuzz
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Elekidd
126: Magmar
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ???
127: Pinsir
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
128: Tauros
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
129: Magikarp
Evolves: Gyrados
Level: 20
Evolved from: ---
130: Gyrados
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Magikarp
131: Lapras
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
132: Ditto
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
133: Eevee
Evolves: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Efi, Burakki
Level: Water Stone, Thunder Stone, Fire Stone, Psychic Stone, Dark Stone
Evolved from: ---
134: Vaporeon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Eevee
135: Jolteon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Eevee
136: Flareon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Eevee
137: Porygon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
138: Omanyte
Evolves: Omastar
Level: 40
Evolved from: Helix Fossil
139: Omastar
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Omanyte
140: Kabuto
Evolves: Kabutops
Level: 40
Evolved from: Dome Fossil
141: Kabutops
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Kabuto
142: Aerodactyl
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Old Amber
143: Snorlax
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
144: Arcticuno
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
145: Zapdos
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
146: Moltres
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
147: Dratini
Evolves: Dragonair
Level: 30
Evolved from: ---
148: Dragonair
Evolves: Dragonite
Level: 55
Evolved from: Dratini
149: Dragonite
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Dragonair
150: Mewtwo
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
151: Mew
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
152: Chikorita
Evolves: Beileaf
Level: 16
Evolved from: ---
153: Bayleef
Evolves: Meganuim
Level: 32
Evolved from: Chikorita
154: Meganium
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Bayleaf
155: Cyndaquil
Evolves: Quiliva
Level: 14
Evolved from: ---
156: Quiliva
Evolves: Typhlosion
Level: 36
Evolved from: Cyndaquil
157: Typhlosion
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Quiliva
158: Totodile
Evolves: Croconaw
Level: 18
Evolved from: ---
159: Croconaw
Evolves: Feraligator
Level: 30
Evolved from: Totodile
160: Feraligator
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Croconaw
161: Sentret
Evolves: Furret
Level: 15
Evolved from: ---
162: Furret
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Sentret
163: Hoothoot
Evolves: Noctowl
Level: 20
Evolved from: ---
164: Noctowl
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Hoothoot
165: Ledyba
Evolves: Ledian
Level: 18
Evolved from: ---
166: Ledian
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Ledyba
167: Itomaru
Evolves: Aliadosu
Level: 22
Evolved from: ---
168: Aliadosu
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Itomaru
169: Kurobatto
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Golbat
170: Connchi
Evolves: Lantern
Level: 27
Evolved from: ---
171: Lanturn
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Connchi
172: Pichu
Evolves: Pikachu
Level:
Evolved from: ---
173: Cleffa
Evolves: Clefairy
Level:
Evolved from: ---
174: Igglybuff
Evolves: Jigglypuff
Level:
Evolved from: ---
175: Togepi
Evolves: Togetic
Level: 25
Evolved from: ---
176: Togetic
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Togepi
177: Natu
Evolves: Xatu
Level: 25
Evolved from: ---
178: Xatu
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Natu
179: Mareep
Evolves: Flaffy
Level: 15
Evolved from: ---
180: Flaffy
Evolves: Ampharos
Level: 30
Evolved from: Mareep
181: Ampharos
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Flaffy
182: Bellosom
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Gloom
183: Marril
Evolves: Azumarril
Level: 18
Evolved from: ---
184: Azumarril
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Marril
185: Sudowoodo
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
186: Politoed
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Poliwhirl
187: Hopip
Evolves: Skiploom
Level: 18
Evolved from: ---
188: Skiploom
Evolves: Jumpluff
Level: 29
Evolved from: Hopip
189: Jumpluff
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: Skiploom
190: Aipom
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved from: ---
191: Sunkern
Evolves: Sunflora
Level: Sun Stone
Evolved from: ---
192: Sunkern
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: Sunkern
193: Yanma
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: ---
194: Wooper
Evolves: Quagsire
Level: 20
Evolved From: ---
195: Quagsire
Evolves: ---
Evolved From: Wooper
196: Espeon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: Eevee
197: Umbreon
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: Eevee
198: Yamikarasu
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: ---
199: Yadokingu
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolved From: Slowbro
200: Muuma
Evolves: ---
Level: ---
Evolves From: ---
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15. Mystery Gift
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
Mystery Gift. With the Push of a button you get a gift. You can get Mystery
Gift from a little girl in the Goldenrod Dept. Store. She'll say precisely
wha the first line of this section said and you'll have Mystery Gift the next
time you turn on your game. So, what is the point of Mystery Gift? With two
GameBoy Color's, you can 'Mystery Gift' once per day per person.
Wondering what you can actually get with Mystery Gift? Here is the list:
Common Items:
Berry
Bitter Berry
Przcureberry
Psncureberry
Mint Berry
Burnt Berry
Ice Berry
X Attack
X Defend
X Special
Dire Hit
Guard Spec.
Pikachu Poster
Clefairy Poster
Jigglypuff Poster
Weedle Doll
Jigglypuff Doll
Diglett Doll
Oddish Doll
Geodude Doll
Machop Doll
Poliwag Doll
Shellder Doll
Grimer Doll
Gengar Doll
Voltorb Doll
Staryu Doll
Magikarp Doll
Bluesky Mail
Eon Mail
Morph Mail
SNES
Uncommon Items:
Great Ball
Gold Berry
Miracle Berry
Revive
Super Repel
Max Repel
Ether
Elixer
Squirtle Doll
Bulbasaur Doll
Pikachu Bed
Pink Bed
Polkadot Bed
Tropical Plant
Magna Plant
NES
N64
Rare Items:
Leaf Stone
Thunder Stone
Fire Stone
Water Stone
Focus Lens
Max Revive
Max Ether
Max Elixer
Big Onix
Big Plant
Red Carpet
Yellow Carpet
Green Carpet
Blue Carpet
Virtual Boy
Ultra-Rare Items:
HP Up
PP Up
Big Lapras
Surfing Pika Doll
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
17. Type Strength/Weakness Chart
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
Normal
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Rock
Can't Affect: Ghost
Fire
Strengths: Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel
Weaknesses: Fire, Water, Rock, Dragon
Can't Affect: None
Water
Strengths: Fire, Ground, Rock
Weaknesses: Water, Grass, Dragon
Can't Affect: None
Electric
Strengths: Water, Flying
Weaknesses: Electric, Grass, Dragon
Can't Affect: Ground
Grass
Strengths: Water, Ground, Rock
Weaknesses: Fire, Grass, Poision, Flying, Bug, Dragon
Can't Affect: None
Ice
Strengths: Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon
Weaknesses: Water, Ice
Can't Affect: None
Fighting
Strengths: Normal, Ice, Rock, Steel
Weaknesses: Poision, Flying, Psychic, Bug
Can't Affect: Ghost
Poision
Strengths: Grass, Bug
Weaknesses: Poision, Ground, Rock, Ghost
Can't Affect: None
Ground
Strengths: Fire, Electric, Poision, Rock, Steel
Weaknesses: Grass, Bug
Can't Affect: Flying
Flying
Strengths: Grass, Fighting, Bug
Weaknesses: Electric, Rock
Can't Affect: None
Psychic
Strengths: Fighting, Poision, Ghost
Weaknesses: Bug
Can't Affect: None
Bug
Strengths: Grass, Poision, Psychic
Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting, Flying, Ghost
Can't Affect: None
Rock
Strengths: Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug
Weaknesses: Water, Grass
Can't Affect: None
Ghost
Strengths: None
Weaknesses: Psychic
Can't Affect: Normal (Exception: Confuse Ray)
Dragon
Strengths: Dragon
Weaknesses: Ice
Can't Affect: None
Steel
Strengths: Ice, Rock
Weaknesses: Fire, Ground, Fighting, Steel
Can't Affect: None
Dark
Strengths: Psychic, Ghost
Weaknesses: Fighting, Dark, Steel
Can't Affect: Normal
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18. Pokémon Move List
*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
This chart was not written by me. Sure, I revised it a little, but I didn't
write and I take no credit from it. I'd like to thank
[email protected] and
[email protected] for letting me use it.
Name(s): 001-Bulbasaur/002-Ivysaur/003-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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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-Ninetales
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Ghost/Poison
Attacks:
-- Hypnosis Psychic
-- Lick Ghost
08 Spite Ghost
13 Mean Look Normal
16 Curse ???
21 Night Shade Ghost
2/31 Confuse Ray Ghost
33/39 Dream Eater Psychic
36/48 Destiny Bond Ghost
Name(s): 095-Onix/208-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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Transform Normal
Name(s): 133- Eevee
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Electric
Attacks:
-- Thundershock Electric
-- Charm Normal
06 Tail Whip Normal
08 Thunderwave Electric
11 Sweet Kiss Normal
Name(s):173-Cleffa
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Pound Normal
-- Charm Normal
04 Encore Normal
08 Sing Normal
13 Sweet Kiss Normal
Name(s): 174-Igglybuff
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
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-Xatu
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Hidden Power Normal
Name(s): 202-Wobbuffet
Type(s): Psychic
Attacks:
-- Counter Fighting
-- Mirror Coat Psychic
-- Safeguard Normal
-- Destiny Bond Ghost
Name(s):203-Girafarig
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Ice/Flying
Attacks:
-- Present Normal
Name(s): 226-Mantine
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
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
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
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
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
Type(s): Normal
Attacks:
-- Sketch Normal
Name(s): 236-Tyrogue
Type(s): Fighting
Attacks:
-- Tackle Normal
Name(s): 237-Hitmontop
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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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18. New Moves
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Please note that most of these names are Japanese.
New move Type Description
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Sweet Scent Normal Causes wild pokemon to attack, lowers attack
Scary Face Normal Lowers speed greatly
Rain Dance Water Powers up all Water moves for 5 turns
Mystery Protect Normal Prevents abnormal status
Sand Storm Rock Damages all non-Ground/Rock/Steel for multi
turns
Encore Normal Makes your enemy use the same move it did last
round for 2 to 6 turns.
Black Gaze Normal Blocks switching/running
Sparkly Normal Raises accuracy
Flame Curl Fire Fire encircles your Pokemon, then attacks.
Wierd Tackle Fighting Some damage, always last
Cross Chop Fighting Heavy damage
Ghost Helper Ghost Drains PP
Wake Up Powder Normal Moderatly strong attack
Share Pain Normal Takes average of both Pokémon HP, and gives
that much to both (can damage or heal)
Cobweb Bug Blocks Switching
Curse Unknown If equipped on a ghost Pokémon, it will stab
itself, and put a curse on you for the amount
of HP it took away from itself.
Destiny Bond Ghost If used the turn before you pokemon is KO'd,
enemy also is KO'd.
Crunch Dark Critical Damage
Juke Fighting If successful, raises evade. If unsuccessful,
lowers accuracy.
HP Guard Normal Prevents from being KO'd for
1 turn (HP can't go below 1)
Faint Attack Dark Disapears, then hits enemy
(100% Accurate)
Chase Dark Tackle-like move + damage when enemy switches.
(Withdrawn pokemon)
Rollout Rock Each attack, damage doubles
Brag Normal Confuses, but raises enemies attack.
Delayed Punch Normal Glows, wait 2 turns, then a major punch.
Clairvoyance Psychic Bide two rounds, then attacks
dealing major damage
Horrible Note Normal 3 round countdown. If either
Pokémon is still out, it is
auto-KO'd
Dandelion Grass Greatly lowers enemy speed
Tornado Dragon Moderate Dragon damage
Iron Claw Steel Very Heavy Damage
Snowfall Ice Weak Ice Attack
Fire Rain Fire Raises Fire attack power
for 5 turns
Dragon Glow Dragon Glows, then hits. Massive
Dragon damage, sometimes
confuses you though.
Mellow Mellow (Lil' Heart) Normal Greatly Lowers Attack
Angel Kiss Normal Confuses enemy
Mega Horn Bug 1 hit KO (30% Accurate)
Okutan-Bubble Water 1 big bubble (Major damage)
Present Normal Large damage sometimes,
heals others (random, but
damage more often than not)
Steel Wing Steel Heavy Attack
Milkdrink Normal Heals you, and other Pokémon
Holy Fire Fire Massive Fire Attack
Air Blast Flying Large Beam, doing much damage
Flail Jitabata Normal Damages them, but not you
Synthesis Kougousei Grass 25% heal
Spinning Tackle Kousoku spin Normal Moderate damage
healing Tsukenohikari Normal Heals 50%, Like Recover
Multi-Rock Throw Meganichuudo Ground 1-10 Rocks are thrown,
damaging the enemy
Electric Shock Denjihou Electric Very large bolt
False Swipe Mineuchi Normal Normal damage, but CANNOT
lower below 1HP
Poision Sludge Hedorubakudan Poison Major damage
Bone Spin Boonrashu Ground Bone spins on enemy.
Star Kick Keshekaisei Fighting Powerful kick
Multi-Fight Kauntaa Fighting Strange attack...
Ultra Slash Hasamikirochin Normal Masive damage
Beat-Up Evil Each of your Pokémon use a
tackle attack
self hypnosis Jikoanji Normal Put yourself to sleep
Painful Song Haradaiko Normal 50% damage to self. Singing
notes and slaping on you.
Recon Rokuon Normal Raises/lowers stats
Hidden Power Psychic Unown's only move- May be a
normal or psychic move
Homming Kokoronome Normal Homming signs go in, attacks
Ringing Bell Iyashinosuzu Normal ?????
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19. The Casino
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What's more addicting than the actual game itself? None other then the two
different casino games. You can play the origional slot machine in color, or
you could play the new memory-type game, which is enough reason to buy this
game.
Before you can play, you have to have the coin case. You can obtain the coin
case in the underGround section at Kogane City (with Mirutanku the cow
Pokémon in the gym). It will be an item sitting on the floor. There you have
it, you can now play the games!
If you didn't know, there are two different cities that have a casino in
them. They are Kogane City (The city with Mirutanku, the cow Pokémon) and
Celadon City.
Unlike the older version of Pokémon, the slot machines are not rigged. Well,
almost. This time, they'll plain old cheat, but what the shocking thing is,
they cheat for YOU. Ok, you are trying to line up three 7's, which will earn
you 300 coins. You get the first Seven, no problem. The second time, the
seven was only one above your last seven, making it impossible to win - this
is where the computer cheats, they'll knock that seven that wasn't in the
right spot to the row with your first seven. Now it is time for your third
seven. You push A, but you missed! The computer has a few tricks (or 8 662lb
Rock Pokémon) up their sleeve. 8 Golem's will fall down, knocking down a
block each time, if after 8 Golem's, it lands on Seven, you'll win your 300
coins.
The second, or new game, the memory-type game, the computer will let YOU
cheat. To do this, go all the way up into the upper-left hand corner and push
over and up. You will be able to highlight two full rows, either vertically
or horizontally instead of just one block. This increases your chanses of
winning by almost 50%!
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20. Pokémon Locations
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NUMBER NAME WHERE VERSION
152 Chikorita New Bark G/S
153 Bayleef Evolved G/S
154 Meganium Evolved G/S
155 Cyndaquil New Bark G/S
156 Quiliva Evolved G/S
157 Typhlosion Evolved G/S
158 Totodile New Bark G/S
159 Croconaw Evolved G/S
160 Feraligator Evolved G/S
161 Sentret Route 1,29 G/S
162 Furret Route 1 G/S
163 Hoothoot Route 1,2,29,30,31,35, G/S
Nature Park, 36, 37
(Night)
164 Noctowl Route 2,8,12,14,15,43 G/S
165 Ledyba Route 2,30,31,37 Silver
(Morning)
166 Ledian Route 2 (Morning) Silver
167 Spinarak Route 2,30,31,37 (Night) Gold
168 Ariados Route 2 (Night) Gold
169 Crobat Evolved G/S
170 Chinchou Fish/New Bark, Azela Town
(S.S. Aqua), Vermillion
(S.S. Aqua), Route 21 G/S
171 Lanturn ???? G/S
172 Pichu Breed Pikachu G/S
173 Cleffa Breed Clefairy G/S
174 Igglybuff Breed Jigglypuff G/S
175 Togepi Egg in Violet City G/S
176 Togetic Evolved
177 Natu Ruins of Alph G/S
178 Xatu Evolved G/S
179 Mareep Route 32,42,43 G/S
180 Flaffy Route 42,43 G/S
181 Araidos Evolved G/S
182 Bellosom Evolved G/S
183 Marril Mt. Mortar G/S
184 Azumarril Evolved G/S
185 Suudowoodo Route 36 [RARE] G/S
186 Politoed Evolved by Trading G/S
187 Hopip Route 13,14,15,32,33 G/S
188 Skiploom Route 14 G/S
189 Jumpluff Evolved G/S
190 Aimpom Shake Trees @ New Bark G/S
191 Sunkern Nature Park, Route 24,
Shake Trees G/S
192 Sunflora Evolved W/Stone G/S
193 Yanma Route 35 (Night) G/S
194 Wooper Route 32,33 G/S
195 Quagsire Route 10,12,13,14,15,26, G/S
27, 32, 33
196 Espeon Evolved Eevee (Day) G/S
197 Umbreon Evolved Eevee (Night) G/S
198 Murkrow Route 7, 16 (Night) G/S
199 Slowking Evolved by trading G/S
200 Misdreavus Mt. Silver(Night) G/S
201 Unown Ruins of Alph G/S
202 Wobbuffet Dark Cave G/S
203 Girafarig Route 37,43 G/S
204 Pineco Shake Trees Route 31,34, G/S
Ilex Forest (Night)
205 Forretress Evolved G/S
206 Dunsparce Dark Cave G/S
207 Gligar Route 44 Gold
208 Steelix Evolved by trading G/S
209 Snubble Route 30 G/S
210 Granbull Evolved G/S
211 Qwilfish Fish Route 12,32 G/S
212 Scizor Evolved by trading G/S
213 Shuckle Cinnawood City (Use TMO8) G/S
214 Heracross Shake Trees G/S
215 Sneasel Route 28 (Night) G/S
216 Terriursa Route 45 Gold
217 Ursaring Route 28, Victory Road, Gold
Mt. Silver
218 Slugma Route 16,17,18 G/S
219 Magcargo Evolve Slugma G/S
220 Swinub Ice Cave G/S
221 Piloswine Evolved G/S
222 Corsola Fish @ Cinnawood City G/S
223 Remoraid Fish @ Route 44 G/S
224 Octillery Evolved G/S
225 Delibird Frost Cave Silver
226 Mantine Fish Route 44 Gold
227 Skarmory Route 45 Silver
228 Houndoor Route 7 (Night) G/S
229 Houndoom Evolved G/S
230 Kingdra Evolved by trading G/S
231 Phanphy Route 45 Gold
232 Donphan Route 28, Victory Road, Gold
Mt. Silver
233 Porygon 2 Evolved by Trading G/S
234 Stantler Route 36,37 G/S
235 Smeargle Ruins of Alph G/S
236 Tyrogue Route 33 Cave G/S
237 Hitmontop Evolved G/S
238 Smoochum Breed Jynx G/S
239 Elekid Breed Electabuzz G/S
240 Magby Breed Magmar G/S
241 Miltank Route 38,39 G/S
242 Blissey Evolved G/S
243 Raikou Everywhere in Johto side, G/S
except for buildings and
caves
244 Entei Everywhere in Johto side, G/S
except for buildings and
caves
245 Suikun Everywhere in Johto side, G/S
except for buildings and
caves
246 Larvitar Mt. Silver G/S
247 Pupitar Evolve Larvitar G/S
248 Tyranitar Evolve Pupitar G/S
249 Lugia Whirl Islands [rare] G/S
250 Ho-Oh Tin Tower [rare] G/S
251 Celebi Ilex Forest Crystal
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21. Daily Events
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The great thing about Pokémon Gold/Silver is something is always happening!
You'll find at least one event every day, which makes the re-play valuse of
the game go way up! Below is a list of the events that happen every day.
SUNDAY
Sunny of Sunday - Sunny will give you a Magnet on Sundays. He appears on Route
37.
S.S. Aqua - Travels from Vermillion City to Olivine City.
Bug Catching Contest - The Bug Catching Contest does not take Place.
Radio - Pokémon March (Raises chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - Herb Shop
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Younger Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - You do not face your rival today.
Other Events - TM27 from woman in Goldenrod Dept. Store if your Pokémon are
happy, TM21
if they aren't happy.
MONDAY
Monica of Monday - Monica will give you the Sharp Beak on Mondays. She appears
on Route
40.
S.S. Aqua - Travels from Olivine City to Vermillion City.
Bug Catching Contest - The Bug Catching Contest does not take Place.
Radio - Pokémon Lullaby (Lowers chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - Bargin Shop (Open ONLY during the Morning hours)
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - No one is on duty today
Rival at Indigo Plateau - Battle!
Other Events - Bring a Pokémon with Strength to Mt. Moon at night to get a Moon
Stone from top.
TUESDAY
Tuscany of Tuesday - Tuscany will give you the Pink Bow's on Tuesdays. She
appears on Route 29.
S.S. Aqua - The S.S. Aqua does not sail on this day.
Bug Catching Contest - You may participate in the Bug Catching Contest once.
Radio - Pokémon March (Raises chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - There are no Shops open on this day.
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Older Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - You do not face your rival today.
Other Events - You can watch your rival train in the Dragon's Den.
WEDNESDAY
Wesley of Wednesday - Wesley will give you the Black Belt on Tuesdays. He
appears at the Lake of Rage.
S.S. Aqua - Travels from Vermillion City to Olivine City.
Bug Catching Contest - The Bug Catching Contest does not take Place.
Radio - Pokémon Lullaby (Lowers chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - There are no Shops open on this day.
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Younger Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - Battle!
Other Events - There are no other events on this day.
THURSDAY
Arthur of Thursday - Arthur will give you the Hard Stone on Thursdays. He
appears on Route
36.
S.S. Aqua - The S.S. Aqua does not sail on this day.
Bug Catching Contest - You may participate in the bug Catching Contest once.
Radio - Pokémon March (Raises chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - There are no Shops open on this day.
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Older Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - You do not face your rival today.
Other Events - You can watch your Rival train his Pokémon in the Dragon's Den.
FRIDAY
Frieda of Friday - Frieda will give you the Poision Barb on Fridays. She
appears on Route 39.
S.S. Aqua - Travels from Olivine City to Vermillion City.
Bug Catching Contest - The Bug Catching Contest does not take Place.
Radio - Pokémon Lullaby (Lowers chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - There are no Shops open on this day.
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Younger Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - You do not face your rival today.
Other Events - Lapras Appears in Union Cave! Bring a Pokémon with Surf!
Other Events - A New ID number for the ID Number Contest is announced on the
Lucky
Station in the Goldenrod Radio Tower.
SATURDAY
Santos of Saturday - Santos will give you the Spell Tag on Saturdays. He
appears in Blackthorn City.
S.S. Aqua - The S.S. Aqua does not sail on this day
Bug Catching Contest - You may participate in The Bug Catching Contest once.
Radio - Pokémon March (Raises chance of encountering random Pokémon while
playing)
Goldenrod Shops - Herb Shop
Haircut Brother in Goldenrod - Older Haircut Brother
Rival at Indigo Plateau - You do not face your rival today.
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22. Pokémon Pikachu2 GS
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What is compatible with Pokémon Gold is Pokémon Pikachu2 GS, the sequel to
Pokémon Pikachu. Not only is it all in color, but you can trade your 'watts'
in for items that are valuable in Pokémon Gold/Silver. This is a list of the
items you can obtain from Pokémon Pikachu2 GS.
WATTS | ITEM
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100 ~ 199 | Berry
200 ~ 299 | Bitter Berry
300 ~ 399 | Great Ball
400 ~ 499 | Max Repel
500 ~ 599 | Ether
600 ~ 699 | Miracle Berry
700 ~ 799 | Gold Berry
800 ~ 899 | Elixer
900 ~ 998 | Revive
999 ~ 999 | Rare Candy
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23. Coming Soon
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Future Versions:
-Finish Walkthrough Re-write
Strategy Guides also avalible by loudmog:
- Pokémon Yellow FAQ/Walkthrough
- Pokémon Stadium FAQ/Strategy Guide
- Harvest Moon 2 GBC FAQ/Walkthrough
- Perfect Dark Cheats Guide
- Tetris DX FAQ/Strategy guide
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24. Version History
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-Version 1.0 - 02/05/2018
-Completely re-wrote Walkthrough up to the Goldenrod City
-Restructred Guide, Removed Unnecessary Sections
-Consolidated Areas which had unnecessary formatting.
-Reformatted guide to fit GameFAQs 2018 standards.
-Corrected typographical and translation errors.
-Massive changes to every section that I missed
-Clearly distinguish from old walkthrough and new walkthrough.
-Version 0.50 - 06/21/2001
-Changed ASCII Art and Section Header Format
-Worked on Walkthrough
-Fixed Typographical errors
-Moved some sections around
-Version 0.41 - 01/02/2001
-Finished Pokémon Abilities Chart
-Updated FAQ section
-Finished Pokémon Locations Section
-Retrieved Working GameShark Codes
-Renamed Mysterious Present section Mystery Gift
-Worked on Mystery Gift Section
-Started and finished Daily Events Section
-Started and progressed on Items Section
-Started and Finished Unown Section
-Version 0.25
-Translated Names
-Added Whats Different Section
-Changed Some Title Names
-Fixed some Errors On Walkthrough
-Continued Walkthrough Re-Write
-Version 0.01
-Began Walkthrough Re-Write
-Translated Many Pokémon Names and other various things to English
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26. Copyright/Credits
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I'd like to give a very special thanks to:
-zUltrox - Joe DeFeo
[email protected]
-MagnetonBG, SuicuneBG, Bulbasaur, ArcanineBG, GolemBG, Konidias, MykeZero,
GengarBG, and any other BulbaGarden staff for being my friends and
inspiration, continuing my interest in Pokémon.
I would also like to thank these people as well:
-Julap249
Do not e-mail those people asking for Pokémon questions. Most of them only
contributed very small things to the faq and I am sure they wouldn't like to
be bothered with silly questions, espically if those questions are allready
answered in this FAQ which happens 99% of the time.
It's be only right to thank Nintendo, Creatures, and GAMEFREAK for making a
won- derful sequel to a great game.
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