================================================================ FAQ Version 7.4 By: MetroidMoo (MetroidMoo@aol.com) Date: 4/22/99 The latest version of this FAQ can always be found at GameFAQs (www.GameFAQs.com) ================================================================
Contents: 1)Updates 2)Playing Pokemon 3)Important Info 4)Pokemon Pikachu 5)Ability List 6)F.A.Q. 7)Walkthrough 8)Pokemon List 9)Items/Stores 10)Codes/Tips 11)Gameshark/Game Genie Codes 12)Pokemon Rumors 13)Future Pokemon Games 14)Credits 15)Contact
=========== 1) UPDATES ===========
7.4: - MAJOR updates to "Future Pokemon Games" section - Fixed the "Updates" section layout (Looks a little better) - Updated "Author's Note" with a link to the HTML version of the FAQ - Made some revisions here and there - Removed code from "Pokemon Pikachu" section because it was too confusing to understand - Converted a code from the "Codes/Tips" section to a rumor (You can guess which one I mean...)
7.2: - Updated "Author's Note"
7.0: - Made an Ability correction - Added two codes - Updated "Author's Note"
6.8: - Added a helpful tip - Updated "Author's Note"
6.6: - Added a rumor - Added a code and a helpful tip - Fixed a Porygon Ability
6.4: - Added more rumors (Never can get enough of these!) - Added description of Pokemon Snap - Added description of Pokemon Staduim
6.0: - Added some useful Gameshark codes - Added a F.A.Q. question - Added two sections to the "Pokemon Pikachu" section - Added a warning note in the "Codes/Tips" section - Created 4 "GIF." files for use with the FAQ
5.8: - Added some corrections - Added more actions in the "Pokemon Pikachu" section - Added two more F.A.Q. questions - Fixed layout a bit
5.6: - Added a new Mew rumor - Added two more awesome codes! - Updated "Author's Note"
5.4: - Added two more rumors for the "Pokemon Rumors" section - Added an awesome code that actually works!
5.2: - Added two codes to the "Codes/Tips" section - Added more F.A.Q. questions - Added more Store Codes in the "Game Genie" section - Added more Pokemon locations in the "Fishing" section
5.0: - Added "F.A.Q." section - Added "Pokemon Rumors" section - Added another Pokemon location in the "Fishing" section - Re-added "Request List" at the end
4.8: - Re-removed "Get Mew #1" code (I thought I had removed it)
4.6: - Added Game Genie codes - Added LOTS of Gameshark codes - Added Ability effects in the "Ability List" section - Added "Cable Club" to the Important Info section - Removed "Get Mew #1" code from the "Codes/Tips" section - Updated "Author's Note"
4.4: - Added an "Author's Note" note after this - Added a code in the "Codes/Tips" section - Added Pokedex information for all 151 Pokemon in the "Pokemon List" section
4.2: - Added a code in the "Codes/Tips" section
4.0: - Added a Game Genie code - Added Abilities for all 151 Pokemon in the "Pokemon List" section
3.8: - Removed "Get Any Pokemon" code from Codes/Tips section - Minor changes to different sections - Added three new parts to the "Pokemon Pikachu" section - Added a very important note after this (The Mew Code)
3.6: - Solution found for "Get Mew #1" code! (Codes/Tips section) - Revised most of the FAQ - Added "Ability List" section (Complete list) - Small update to "Pokemon Pikachu" section
3.4: - Added a code to the "Codes/Tips" section - Added more Gameshark codes - Added "Moon Stone Locations" to the Important Info section - Added "Pokemon Pikachu" section - Updated "Request List"
3.2: - Added a tip to the "Codes/Tips" section - Added more Game Genie codes
3.0: - Updated "Request List" - Added a code to the "Codes/Tips" section - Completed "Pokemon List" section
2.8: - Walkthrough is completed! - Updated "Item List" - Added lots of Pokemon info - Added Gameshark codes - Added two codes to the "Codes" section
2.6: - Added update to the Walkthrough (Almost complete!) - Updated some Pokemon Info
2.4: - Added "Game Genie" codes to the Gameshark section - Updated Walkthrough - Added TM List to the "Important Info" section - Corrections made to the "Elite Four" section - Updated "Request List"
2.2: - Added "Gameshark Codes" section - Small update to the "Fishing" section - Minor update to "Request List"
2.0: - Updated Walkthrough - Added LOTS of Pokemon info - Added "Codes" section with two codes - Updated "Request List" in the Contact section
1.8: - Added "Gary" to the Elite Four section - Added "Fishing" to the Important Info section
1.6: - Updated Walkthrough a little bit - Added "Elite Four" section, thanks to MLW65128TX - Added "Request List" at the end if you want to contribute - Added info for Dragonite
1.4: - Updated Walkthrough - Added more Pokemon info
1.2: - Made a minor update to Walkthrough - Added "Credits" section - Added info for Charizard, Raichu, and Sandshrew
1.0: - FAQ Release - Missing info in various sections
Just a quick notice. My PC recently had a FATAL error which wouldn't let me load Windows. So everything had to be re-installed, and so I lost everything. So I wasn't able to answer Pokemon questions. Sorry for the trouble! Also, the FAQ layout may be messed-up since I had to download it because I lost it. And another thing is that when I tried to send it to GameFAQs, it became corrupted, so that took awhile to get a solution. So, you can expect faster updates now!
=================== 2) PLAYING POKEMON =================== This section explains on playing the game and gives some tips.
What's the difference between the Red and Blue Versions? Everything is the same except it may have a Pokemon in one version but not in the other. For example, you can find a Ekans in the Red Version, but you can't find in the Blue. Instead, the Blue Version contains a Sandshrew. So, you need to find a friend who has the other version to get all 150. In order to trade, you need a Game Link Cable (Sold seperately). When you find someone, you can trade Pokemon!
How do I capture Pokemon? First off, you need to purchase some Poke Balls at a Poke Mart. Each kind of ball can perform better or worse than others. Then visit a cave or an area with grass. There are some another places, but you see those the most. Walk around until you go into battle. Have your Pokemon fight the enemy until the enemy's energy level is very low. Use your Poke Ball, and you should be able to capture one. If not, keep trying! And remember you cannot capture a trainer's Pokemon!
I captured one, now what do I do? Now you can train your Pokemon to fight! Remember, to heal your Pokemon, just visit a Pokemon Center. Also once you capture one, data is recorded in your PokeDex. With that, you can find some info and where you can find it. I won't go into much more detail because other parts of this section explain them.
How do my Pokemon learn moves? You can get them in one of two ways. Once Pokemon reach a certain level they learn a move. Another way is to use a TM or HM on it. Moves use Power Points (PP). So when you don't have any PP, the Pokemon can't use the move until healed. Remember that your Pokemon can only have four moves at a time!
What do these "types" mean? Every Pokemon has one or two types out of fifteen. They tell how your Pokemon will perform against other types. Look in your manual to find the Battle Chart. For example, a Grass-type does great against a Water-type, but it does poor against a Fire-type.
How do I build levels? If you played an RPG before, you should understand know how it works. First, find an area like I said about before for capturing, or you can fight trainers. Go into battle, and if your Pokemon wins, it gains EXP. Once it gets a certain amount of EXP, it goes up a level. With a level-up, its stats increases. To see how much is needed, check its stats. If you switch Pokemon in battle, they both get EXP, but the amount is reduced. That can also help when you want to build your low-level Pokemon.
What are the Technical Machines (TMs) and Hidden Machines (HMs) for? These items can teach your Pokemon new moves for battle, but they work a bit differently. TMs can only be used once and only work in battle. HMs can be used over and over, and the moves work on the Field Map and battle. Most moves can only work with certain Pokemon, such as "Fly" only works with Flying-type.
How do my Pokemon evolve? Some Pokemon may evolve a couple times or some may not evolve at all! When they evolve, the Pokemon's stats increase more than a level-up would. Pokemon can in one of three ways:
#1: Level-Up This one is used more than the others. The Pokemon changes once it reaches a certain level. For example, Kakuna evolves into Beedrill at around Level 10.
#2: Item Some Pokemon only evolve if you use a certain Stone. Most Stones can be bought at Celadon City. For example, Staryu evolves into Starmie if you use a Water Stone on it.
#3: Trade These Pokemon only evolve if you trade with a friend who has another Game Pak. This applies to four Pokemon. For example, Graveler evolves into Golem when traded.
How do I earn money? There are two ways to do this. You can fight a trainer and win or use the "Pay Day" attack. You can get Pay Day from Meowth or from a TM on Route 12.
A Few Tips: - Use strategy! Using it will make Pokemon MUCH easier! - Build levels whenever possible and try to build them evenly. - If you carry six Pokemon, capture another one and automatically goes to the PC! - Trade often for new Pokemon! - When you use traded Pokemon, they gain about 1/2 more EXP than a regular Pokemon! - When a Pokemon evolves, its stats increase more than a normal level-up would. Also its type may change after evolving. - Fight trainers when you can to earn more money. - Search trees, rocks, etc. for some free items. You usually find them if it is in a "strange" place such as a tree being in the middle of nowhere. - If you use Poison-type Pokemon, you won't need to worry about being poisoned! - In both Versions, there are five Pokemon (Snorlax, Zapdos, Articuno, Moltres, and Mewtwo) that appear once (Snorlax appears twice). So capturing them will be a good addition to your collection!
================== 3) IMPORTANT INFO ================== This section includes info on HMs, TMs, Moon Stone Locations, Cable Club, Exchange Corner, Fishing, Safari Zone, and the Elite Four/Gary!
--------------- Hidden Machines ---------------
HM 01 - Cut: In order for you to get the HM 01, you must first get the S.S. Ticket. Go to Route 24 and 25 and visit Bill the Pokemanic. Bill had a bizarre accident with a new experimental machine. Talk to him, and he goes into the machine. Use the PC, and Bill will be changed back to normal. He will give you the ticket as a reward. Visit Vermilion City and board the S.S. Anne. Work your way around the ship until you fight Gary. Beat Gary and go down the stairs to enter the captain's room. Talk to him and "rub" his back to get the HM. The Cut ability allows you to cut down trees to access other areas.
HM 02 - Fly: This one is not that hard to get. Go to Route 16 west of Celadon City. Cut down the tree and follow the road into a building. Keep going west and enter the house. The person inside will give you the HM. The Fly ability allows you to visit cities you've been to.
HM 03 - Surf: This one is located in the Secret House in Safari Zone. I can't really explain this well, so just try to make your way around. Once you reach the house, the man inside gives you the HM as a prize. The Surf ability allows you to move around on water.
HM 04 - Strength: The Warden in Fuchsia City will give you the HM if you give him his Gold Teeth. The teeth are located in Safari Zone. It's in Area 3 near the Secret House. Get them and give them to the Warden. Now that he can talk, he'll hand over the Hidden Machine. The Strength ability allows you to move heavy boulders.
HM 05 - Flash: Enter Diglett's Cave east of Vermilion City. Go through to get near Viridian Forest. The one house in that section is where one of Prof. Oak's aides is. If you caught 10 or more kinds of Pokemon, he gives you HM 05.
------------------ Technical Machines ------------------ (TM List submitted by: Pikachu RB)
TM 01 - Mega Punch: Mt. Moon TM 02 - Razor Wind: Celadon Poke Mart TM 03 - Sword's Dance: Silph Co. TM 04 - Whirlwind: Route 4 TM 05 - Mega Kick: Victory Road TM 06 - Toxic: Fuchsia City Gym TM 07 - Horn Drill: Celadon Poke Mart TM 08 - Body Slam: S.S. Anne TM 09 - Take Down: Saffron City TM 10 - Double Edge: Game Corner TM 11 - Bubble Beam: Cerulean City Gym TM 12 - Water Gun: Mt. Moon TM 13 - Ice Beam: Celadon Poke Mart TM 14 - Blizzard: Cinnabar Island TM 15 - Hyper Beam: Celadon City TM 16 - Pay Day: Route 12 TM 17 - Submission: Victory Road TM 18 - Counter: Celadon Poke Mart TM 19 - Seismic Toss: Route 25 TM 20 - Rage: Route 15 TM 21 - Mega Drain: Celadon City Gym TM 22 - Solar Beam: Cinnabar Island TM 23 - Dragon Rage: Celadon City TM 24 - Thunderbolt: Vermilion City Gym TM 25 - Thunder: Power Plant TM 26 - Earthquake: Silph Co. TM 27 - Fissure: Viridian City TM 28 - Dig: Cerulean City TM 29 - Psychic: Saffron City TM 30 - Teleport: Route 9 TM 31 - Mimic: Saffron City TM 32 - Double Team: Fuchsia City TM 33 - Reflect: Power Plant TM 34 - Bide: Pewter City Gym TM 35 - Metronome: Cinnabar Island TM 36 - Self Destruct: Silph Co. TM 37 - Egg Bomb: Fuchsia City TM 38 - Fire Blast: Cinnabar Gym TM 39 - Swift: Route 12 Lookout TM 40 - Skull Bash: Safari Zone TM 41 - Soft Boiled: Celadon City TM 42 - Dream Eater: Viridian City TM 43 - Sky Attack: Victory Road TM 44 - Rest: S.S. Anne TM 45 - Thunder Wave: Route 24 TM 46 - Psywave: Saffron City Gym TM 47 - Explosion: Victory Road TM 48 - Rock Slide: Celadon Poke Mart Roof TM 49 - Tri Attack: Celadon Poke Mart Roof TM 50 - Substitute: Celadon Poke Mart
-------------------- Moon Stone Locations -------------------- #1 - Found to the right of Viridian Forest. Reach it from Diglett's Cave. #2 - Found at Mt. Moon. #3 - Also at Mt. Moon. Go to the part right before the Fossils and go right to a narrow section. Search the wall for the Stone. #4 - Found in the Game Corner Basement in Celadon City. #5 - (Found by: msms) Found in the Pokemon Mansion at Cinnabar Island. Right when you enter the Mansion, they are boxes to the left and right of you. Search around the fifth box on the right to find the Moon Stone.
---------- Cable Club ---------- Here's some information for the Cable Club. This isn't a very big section since there is not much to the Cable Club.
- Intro - Incase if you have no idea what the Cable Club is, you can trade or fight your Pokemon with a friend's. But in order to do so, you must purchase a Game Link Cable (It's not very expensive). Once you have one, insert the end of the Cable in the "EXT. CONNECTOR" slot on the Game Boys. Then start your games up, and go to a Pokemon Center. Talk to the person at the entrance of the Cable Club at the same time on both games. You can then choose to go to the Colosseum or the Trade Center...
- Colosseum - Here you can fight your friend! Before you enter the Cable Club, make sure you choose the Pokemon you want to fight with because you won't be able switch in the Cable Club! With your Pokemon, turn the PC on to begin the fight. Not that much to say about this, but remember that this battle will take longer since you have to wait the data to transfer between the two Game Boys.
- Trade Center - Here you can trade Pokemon between you and your friend! Remember that you can only trade Pokemon, you can't just give them away (Though it would be nice)! Here's how to trade. Turn on the PC and a screen will come up showing you and your friend's current Pokemon. Both of you select the Pokemon you want to trade. Then it will show the Pokemon being transferred. Now the Pokemon that was traded will be able to get "boosted" EXP. Here's something good that you can use to your advantage. When you trade a Pokemon, your Pokedex will still count the Pokemon that was traded as "caught". For example, if you trade a Scyther for a Pinsir, your Pokedex will still count as you having a Scyther! That can be very useful when going for all of the Pokemon.
--------------- Exchange Corner --------------- At Exchange Corner in Celadon City, you trade Coins for some Pokemon and TMs. In order to get the Coins, you win or buy them at Game Corner. But you need a Coin Case to hold them. Near Exchange Corner, there is a diner, and a man inside will give you the case. With that, go back to Game Corner. Talk to the people inside for some Coins. Now you can play the slots, or you can buy 50 Coins for $1000. Each slot machine has different odds of winning, so if you find a good one, stick to it! What you can get is a bit different in the Versions. Since the price varies, the person with the cheaper Pokemon should get it. For example, it's a good idea to have the person with the Blue Version to get Porygon rather than Red because there is a 3,499 C difference! Here is what you can get:
-------------------------- RED VERSION -------------------------- NAME PRICE (Coins) -------------------------- Abra...........180 Clefairy.......500 Nidorina.....1,200 Dratini......2,800 Scyther......5,500 Porygon......9,999 TM 23........3,300 TM 15........5,500 TM 50........7,700 --------------------------
-------------------------- BLUE VERSION -------------------------- NAME PRICE (Coins) ------------------------- Abra...........120 Clefairy.......750 Nidorino.....1,200 Dratini......4,600 Pinsir.......2,500 Porygon......6,500 TM 23........3,300 TM 15........5,500 TM 50........7,700 --------------------------
Fishing is the way of catching Water-type Pokemon, but the rods seem to catch different Pokemon, here's more:
Old Rod - Don't expect much, just a Magikarp will bite it, but if you train it to Level 20, it will turn into Gyarados, a dragon (NOT a Dragon-type) and a tough Pokemon.
Good Rod - Can catch a Goldeen, Magikarp, and Poliwag but the only way to catch the best is the Super Rod.
Super Rod - The best rod and can catch ALL of the pokemon in the water.
People usually don't know what Pokemon are in a piece of water when you use the Super Rod. But here's what you can get:
Pallet Town - Tentacool & Poliwag
Viridian City - Tentacool & Poliwag
Cerulean City - Goldeen, Psyduck, & Krabby
Vermilion City - Krabby & Shellder
Celadon City - Slowpoke & Poliwhirl
Fuchsia City - Krabby, Goldeen, Magikarp, & Seaking
Safari Zone - Psyduck, Krabby, Slowpoke, & Dratini
-------------------------- Safari Zone (Fuchsia City) -------------------------- For a low price of $500, you can capture all the Pokemon you want! Here's a rundown of how Safari Zone works. When you pay, you can 30 Safari Balls and Bait. 30 Balls may seem a lot, but you'll end up using most of them. You have four areas to explore, each may have a Pokemon that is not in the other. You also have a timer, but it only decreases when you walk. When you run out of time or Balls, the game is over. The battle system in this mini-game works different than a regular battle. Instead of having Pokemon fight, you fight...sort of. In otherwords, you can't cause ANY damage to the enemy, that's why they give you 30 Balls! You have four commands in battle:
Ball x(Amount of Balls) - Throws a Safari Ball. You usually have to throw multiple times to capture a Pokemon. Bait - Throw some Bait. This makes it slightly easier to capture. Throw Rock - Throw a nearby rock. Makes it slightly easier to capture, but the Pokemon tends to run away after you use this. Run - Ummm...pretty much self-explanatory... :)
Here's a list of Pokemon you can capture in Safari Zone:
Here's a trick you can do to fight Pokemon in the Safari Zone outside of it. Enter the Safari Zone, exit and go to the eastern side of Seafoam Islands. Move up and down along the "shore" part to fight Pokemon from the Safari Zone! This makes it easier to capture them. The bad part is that there are some Pokemon that you won't find.
--------------- Elite Four/Gary ---------------
Elite Four: (This section was submitted by: MLW65128TX, corrections made by: RobertR)
Lorelei is the Mistress of Ice Pokemon. This is the easiest one because Fire, Fighting, and Electric are the ones that have advanteges. Ghost Pokemon will have an advantage over Jynx. ****************************************************************
Bruno is a Fighting-type Pokemon master and also tougher. Flying, Ghost, and Psychic Pokemon have the advantage on this one. ****************************************************************
NOTE:At this point, if your pokemon are in good shape, go on but then there's NO GOING BACK!
Agatha is the master of Ghost-type pokemon and has a very sneaky way of Fighting, but Water and Fire have a good chance. She is also a tad weaker, so be relaxed. (My Note: Enough though Agatha may be weaker than the others, few attacks will hit her Ghost Pokemon!) ****************************************************************
Now, make sure you heal your Pokemon with any type of Potions if you have any. I miraculously beat the next guy, but here he is, the leader.
Lance is the leader and the toughest fighter you have seen at all times, he has Dragon-type pokemon. Ice, Psychic, Flying, and Ghost Pokemon have an advantage. ****************************************************************
If you beat him, you're a Pokemon Master now! Congrats! But you got someone else to fight...
Gary: (This section was submitted by: cfetters)
You've beaten the Elite Four? All right! Now you are the Pok,mon League Champion! Or, at least you would be, but you have one more challenge ahead. Gary is the real Pokemon League Champion!
**************************************************************** TRAINER: Gary POKEMON: Pidgeot, Alakazam, & Rhydon. His other Pokemon varies, so here is what you may be up against...
- Introduction - If you've used a Giga Pet or Tamagotchi, you probably know how to take care of virtual pets. The newly released Pokemon Pikachu is very different from a Giga Pet. Pikachu doesn't rely on you to do everything for him...you just play with him! When you play with him, you gain points. The more you have, the more he likes you. You can gain points by walking with him, shaking him, and giving him Watts. So what's really nice about this is that Pikachu doesn't really require 24 hour care!
- Starting Out - When you first get your Pokemon Pikachu, pull out the tab to start Pikachu up. Then press the A button when the "Clock" symbol is highlighted to set the time. Use Up or Down on the Control Pad to set the hour. Press A to set the minutes. Press A again to start to care of your pet.
- Game Screens - Here's some info on the Game Screens on Pokemon Pikachu.
Clock: Here you can set the Alarm. To set it, do the same thing for setting the time. If you're wondering, this is not required to wake Pikachu up. Present: Here you can give Pikachu Watts as gifts. You can give him only up to 999 Watts at a time. Coins: Here you can play the Slot Machine to win Watts. Check the "Earning Watts" part for more information. Friend-Status: Press the Select button to access this. It tells you how Pikachu is doing with you along with his total Points.
- Options Menu - Press Start to access this menu. Here's what you can do...
Reset: This resets the Points on the Main Screen. This does not reset the total amount of Points you've earned! Sound: Allows you to turn the sound on or off. Time Set: Allows you to change the time. See the "Starting Out" part to see how to set the time.
- Earning Points - Like I mentioned before, points will build up your friendship with Pikachu. Earning them is easy, but you'll need to do a good bit of work to get tons of them! Here's how you can earn some points. When you shake Pikachu, you can hear something moving inside. Each time you hear this sound, Pikachu gains a point. You can also do that when you walk with him. If you shake him long enough, he will start to walk while saying "Pikachu". Shake him even longer and he will start to run or ride a bicycle.
- Earning Watts - Giving Watts to Pikachu as a gift will make him do something special. There are two ways to gain Watts. If you shake or walk with him, you can gain some Watts. You get about five Watts for every 100 points. You also get some by playing the Mini-Game Slot Machine. Here, you bet five Watts to gain some more. If you can learn the timing to this game, earning them will be very easy. Here's what you can get:
Once you earn over a 1,000 Watts, I would keep the 1,000 in reserve and give Pikachu any over a thousand. Later on, you can increase the minimum amount of Watts to keep.
- Pikachu's Actions - Here's a small list of what Pikachu will do while you take care of him and what happens when you shake him while he does an action.
Brushing His Teeth - He brushes faster. Playing At The Beach - He shovels faster. Weight Lifting - He drops the weight. Building With Blocks - A block drops off his small building. Sleeping - He wakes up. Spinning Around - His ears "perk" up, and he'll start looking at you. Adding 9+2 - Has a question mark over his head. Licking ice cream cone - He drops the cone on the floor Licking lollipop - He drops it on the floor. Watching TV - He jumps up and down. Taking a bath - He bobs his head back and forth. While he "Loves" you and is standing - He waves his arms in glee. Swims, hang-glides, plays a piano, plays a trumpet and balance on a ball. Rides a motorcycle. Rides a sports car when he "Loves" you.
- Actions From Watts - Here is what Pikachu will do if you give him a certain number of Watts as a Gift:
999 Watts - Swims, hang-glides, plays a piano, plays a trumpet, and balances on a ball.
500 Watts - Executes a backflip.
200 or lower Watts - Yawns.
- Pikachu Tips -
Easy Watts By: FiveOne4Up (Michael Lucas) If you play the Slots after you get 10,000 Points, you will get 3 Seven (7)'s no matter what (Unless you end up timing it horribly). This will almost double the points you get per Step.
================ 5) ABILITY LIST ================ A list of abilities for Pokemon from Nintendo's Official Player's Guide!
NOTE: All stat increasing and decreasing effects are temporary! Also, the "basic" attacks will be simply classified as "Damages."
---------------------------------------------------------------- *B* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Barrage / Normal / 20 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Barrier / Psychic / 30 / Greatly increases Defense. Bide / Normal / 10 / Pokemon loses 2 to 3 turns, then damages twice the amount it received. Bind / Normal / 20 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Bite / Normal / 25 / Damages. Blizzard / Ice / 5 / Damages and may Freeze enemy. Body Slam / Normal / 15 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Bone Club / Ground / 20 / Damages. Bonemerang / Ground / 10 / Pokemon attacks 2 times. Bubble / Water / 30 / Damages and may decrease Speed. Bubblebeam / Water / 20 / Damages and may decrease Speed.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *C* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Clamp / Water / 10 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Comet Punch / Normal / 15 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Confuse Ray / Ghost / 10 / Confuses enemy. Confusion / Psychic / 25 / Damages and may Confuse enemy. Constrict / Normal / 25 / Damages and decreases enemy's Speed. Conversion / Normal / 30 / Converts the Pokemon's type to enemy's. Counter / Fighting / 20 / Hits enemy for twice the damage taken. Crabhammer / Water / 10 / Good chance for getting critical hit. Cut / Normal / 30 / Damages.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *D* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Defense Curl / Normal / 40 / Increases Defense. Dig / Ground / 10 / Pokemon digs on the first turn, then attacks on the second. (Doesn't effect Flying-type Pokemon) Disable / Normal / 20 / Disables a Pokemon's ability. Dizzy Punch / Normal / 10 / Damages. Double Kick / Fighting / 30 / Pokemon attacks twice. Double Team / Normal / 15 / Increases Pokemon's Evade. Double-Edge / Normal / 15 / Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage the enemy takes. Doubleslap / Normal / 10 / Pokemon attacks multiple times. Dragon Rage / Dragon / 10 / Pokemon causes 40 HP damage. Dream Eater / Psychic / 15 / While enemy Pokemon Sleeps, Pokemon absorbs HP. Drill Peck / Flying / 20 / Damages.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *E* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Earthquake / Ground / 10 / Damages. (Doesn't effect Flying-type Pokemon) Egg Bomb / Normal / 10 / Damages. Ember / Fire / 25 / Damages and may Burn enemy. Explosion / Normal / 5 / Damages, but kills Pokemon.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *F* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Fire Blast / Fire / 5 / Damages and may Burn enemy. Fire Punch / Fire / 15 / Damages and may Burn enemy. Fire Spin / Fire / 15 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Fissure / Ground / 5 / May defeat enemy Pokemon in one hit. (Doesn't effect Flying-type Pokemon) Flamethrower / Fire / 15 / Damages and may Burn enemy. Flash / Normal / 20 / Decreases enemy Pokemon's Accuracy. Fly / Flying / 15 / Pokemon flies up on first turn, then attacks on the second turn. Focus Energy / Normal / 30 / Increases chances of critical hits. Fury Attack / Normal / 20 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Fury Swipes / Normal / 15 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *G* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Glare / Normal / 30 / Paralyzes enemy. Growl / Normal / 40 / Decreases enemy's Attack. Growth / Normal / 40 / Increases Special. Guillotine / Normal / 5 / Can defeat enemy in one hit. Gust / Normal / 35 / Damages.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *H* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Harden / Normal / 30 / Increases Defense. Haze / Ice / 30 / Cures all Status effects on both Pokemon. Head Butt / Normal / 15 / Damages. Hi Jump Kick / Fighting / 20 / If Pokemon misses, it takes 1/8 the damage it would have caused. Horn Attack / Normal / 25 / Damages. Horn Drill / Normal / 5 / Can defeat enemy in one hit. Hydro Pump / Water / 5 / Damages. Hyper Beam / Normal / 5 / Pokemon attacks on first turn, then recharges on the second turn. Hyper Fang / Normal / 15 / Damages. Hypnosis / Psychic / 20 / Puts enemy to Sleep.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *I* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Ice Beam / Ice / 10 / Damages and may Freeze enemy. Ice Punch / Ice / 15 / Damages and may Freeze enemy.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *J* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Jump Kick / Fighting / 25 / If Pokemon misses, it takes 1/8 the damage it would have caused.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *K* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Karate Chop / Normal / 25 / Good chance of a critical hit.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *L* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Leech Life / Bug / 15 / Pokemon absorbs some of enemy's HP. Leech Seed / Grass / 10 / Pokemon absorbs some of enemy's HP each turn. Leer / Normal / 30 / Decreases enemy's Defense. Lick / Ghost / 30 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Light Screen / Psychic / 30 / Decreases damage from Special Attacks by 50%. Lovely Kiss / Normal / 10 / Puts enemy to sleep. Low Kick / Fighting / 20 / Damages.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *M* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Meditate / Psychic / 40 / Increases Attack. Mega Drain / Grass / 10 / Pokemon absorbs HP from enemy equal to 1/2 the damage caused. Mega Kick / Normal / 5 / Damages. Mega Punch / Normal / 20 / Damages. Metronome / Normal / 10 / Selects a random Ability to use. Mimic / Normal / 10 / Pokemon mimics enemy's last attack. Minimize / Normal / 20 / Increases Pokemon's Evade. Mirror Move / Flying / 20 / Pokemon mimics enemy's last attack. Mist / Ice / 30 / Immune to stat decreasing Attacks.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *N* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Night Shade / Ghost / 15 / Causes damage equal to EXP Level.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *P* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Pay Day / Normal / 20 / Damages and get money after battle. (Money received: EXP Level x 2) Peck / Flying / 35 / Damages. Petal Dance / Grass / 20 / Damages, but Confuses Pokemon. Pin Missle / Bug / 20 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Poison Gas / Poison / 40 / Poisons enemy. Poison Sting / Poison / 35 / Damages and may Poison enemy. Poison Powder / Poison / 35 / Poisons enemy. Pound / Normal / 35 / Damages. Psybeam / Psychic / 20 / Damages and may Confuse enemy. Psychic / Psychic / 10 / Damages and may decrease enemy's Special. Psywave / Psychic / 15 / Damages cause is equal to 1.5 times Pokemon's EXP Level.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *R* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Rage / Normal / 20 / Damages and increases Attack when damaged until battle is over. Razor Leaf / Grass / 25 / Damages and has good chance of a critical hit. Razor Wind / Normal / 10 / Pokemons builds power on the first turn, then attacks on the second turn. Recover / Normal / 20 / Restores HP equal to 1/2 of Pokemon's max HP. Reflect / Psychic / 20 / Decreases damage from Physical Attacks by 50%. Rest / Psychic / 10 / Pokemon restores HP, but loses 2 turns. Roar / Normal / 20 / Makes wild enemy Pokemon run away. Rock Slide / Rock / 10 / Damages. Rock Throw / Rock / 15 / Damages. Rolling Kick / Fighting / 15 / Damages.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *S* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Sand-Attack / Normal / 15 / Decreases enemy's Accuracy. Scratch / Normal / 30 / Damages. Screech / Normal / 40 / Greatly decreases enemy's Defense. Seismic Toss / Fighting / 20 / Damage caused is equal to Pokemon's EXP Level. Self Destruct / Normal / 5 / Damages, but kills Pokemon. Sharpen / Normal / 30 / Increases Attack. Sing / Normal / 15 / Puts enemy to Sleep. Skull Bash / Normal / 15 / Pokemon lowers head on the first turn, then attacks on the second. Sky Attack / Flying / 5 / Pokemon builds power on the first turn, then attacks on the second turn. Slam / Normal / 20 / Damages. Slash / Normal / 20 / Damages and has a chance for a critical hit. Sleep Powder / Grass / 15 / Puts enemy to Sleep. Sludge / Poison / 20 / Damages and may Poison enemy. Smog / Poison / 20 / Damages and may Poison enemy. Smokescreen / Normal / 20 / Decreases enemy's Accuracy. Softboiled / Normal / 10 / Pokemon recovers HP. (Works only with Chansey and Mew) Solar Beam / Grass / 10 / Pokemon absorbs sunlight on the first turn, then attacks on the second turn. Sonicboom / Normal / 20 / Causes 20 HP damage. Spike Cannon / Normal / 15 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row. Splash / Normal / 40 / Damages. Spore / Grass / 15 / Puts enemy to Sleep. Stomp / Normal / 20 / Damages. Strength / Normal / 15 / Damages. String Shot / Bug / 40 / Decreases enemy's Speed. Struggle / Normal / 10 / Only used when Pokemon runs out of PP, but Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused. Stun Spore / Grass / 30 / Paralyzes enemy. Submission / Fighting / 25 / Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused. Substitute / Normal / 10 / Pokemon creates a "doll" whichs fights for itself. Breaks when takes too much damage. Super Fang / Normal / 10 / Decreases enemy's HP by 1/2. Supersonic / Normal / 20 / Confuses enemy. Surf / Water / 15 / Damages. Swift / Normal / 20 / Damages, and highly accurate. Swords Dance / Normal / 30 / Increases Attack.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *T* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Tackle / Normal / 35 / Damages. Tail Whip / Normal / 30 / Decreases enemy's Defense. Take Down / Normal / 20 / Pokemon takes 1/4 the damage caused. Teleport / Psychic / 20 / Escape from wild Pokemon battles. Thrash / Normal / 20 / Damages, but Confuses Pokemon. Thunder / Electric / 10 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Thunder Wave / Electric / 20 / Paralyzes enemy. Thunderbolt / Electric / 15 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Thunderpunch / Electric / 15 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Thundershock / Electric / 30 / Damages and may Paralyze enemy. Toxic / Poison / 10 / Poisons enemy, but damage increases each turn. Transform / Normal / 10 / Changes Pokemon into enemy Pokemon. Tri Attack / Normal / 10 / Damages. Twineedle / Bug / 20 / Pokemon attacks twice, and may Poison enemy.
---------------------------------------------------------------- *W* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Water Gun / Water / 25 / Damages. Waterfall / Water / 15 / Damages. Whirlwind / Normal / 20 / Tosses wild Pokemon out of battle. Wing Attack / Flying / 35 / Damages. Withdraw / Water / 40 / Increases Defense. Wrap / Normal / 20 / Pokemon attacks 2 to 5 times in a row.
============ 6) F. A. Q. ============ Before you e-mail me a Pokemon question, read this section to see if your question will be already answered!
Q: What's the most effective way to use the Vitamins? A: If you're desperate, use them as soon as possible, but if you want the full effect, do this. Remember that a Pokemon can take about 10 Vitamins before it work anymore on it. It seems that a Pokemon with a much higher Level, gains more stat points if you use a Vitamin on it. For example, a Pokemon at L10 will only gain 1 stat point for each Vitamin used which would mean it would gain 10 points for 10 Vitamins. But if you use one on a L100 Pokemon, it would gain a whopping 40 stat points! So my point here is this, use the Vitamins on a Pokemon when you have trained as far as you can.
Q: What is the use of a PP Up? A: It's purpose is to increase the PP of an ability of a Pokemon. You can use a maximum of three PP Ups per ability. But the PP increased will vary so here's how it works. The ability that has a low max PP will not increase very much, but an ability with a high max PP will. For example, if you use 3 PP Up on Tackle, its max will become 56 from 35. If you use it on Hyper Beam, its max will become 8 from 5.
Q: Some of the Pokemon never evolve no matter what the Stones or the Level, how do I evolve them? A: They evolve by trading the Pokemon to another GamePak.
Q: How do I stop my Pokemon from evolving? A:: Once it starts to evolve, simply press B to cancel the process. Once the Pokemon gains another Level, it'll try to evolve again.
Q: What's the difference between the Red Version and the Blue? A: The only difference is that they both contain Pokemon that cannot be found in the other. Here's a list of the Pokemon (Note that some of these can only be evolved by Stones):
Q: What does "Area Unknown" in the Pokedex mean? A: It means that that Pokemon can only be evolved from another Pokemon or it can mean that the Pokemon can only be found in the other Version.
Q: What's the difference between Boosted EXP and Regular EXP? A: Boosted EXP allows a Pokemon to gain about 1/2 more EXP than a Pokemon with Regular EXP. The downside with Boosted EXP is that the Pokemon will become weaker.
Q: Why does my Pokemon not obey me? A: You must get the Badge that allows you to command a higher level Pokemon!
Q: What do you get for capturing all 150 Pokemon? A: A man in Celadon City will give you a Diploma in the U.S. Version. If you do this with the Japanese Version, you'd get the Pokemon, Mew!
Q: Where do I find the Poke Flute? A: Read the Walkthrough!
Q: I've defeated [Insert Gym Leader here], and they say I can use [Insert HM Ability here]. How do I use it? A: The Badge you get from winning only "allows" you to use the ability once you have found the HM! For example, Lt. Surge says that you can use "Fly", but you must first get HM 02 west of Celadon City. Then teach it to a Pokemon.
Q: I have the HM, but the ability won't work! A: You must earn the Badge that allows you to use it!
Q: How many Masterballs are in the game? A: Only one, so use it on a one-time Pokemon like Mewtwo.
Q: If I defeat the rare Pokemon (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Snorlax, Mewtwo) is there any other way to get them? A: No, so once you defeat one, it's gone for good!
Q: How can I earn some money? A: There's a couple ways for this. One way is to defeat Trainers, and also fighting the Elite Four over and over makes getting money easy. Get a Meowth and use its Pay Day attack. And finally, get TM 16 which is at Route 12 and teach Pay Day to a Pokemon.
Q: Is there any other way to get Mew without cheating? A: Yes, but there's only one way. You must enter Nintendo's contest from the Nintendo Power magazine.
Q: How do I reach the Card Key in Silph. Co? A: To reach it, step on the Warp Tile near the Rocket guard. Then when you reappear, step on it again. Now you can go past the guard to the Card Key!
Q: How can I move the truck near the S.S. Anne with Strength? A: You can't, I've tried it before!
Q: I have read about [Insert rumor here]. Is the rumor true? A: There's a 99.9% (Most of the time it's 100%) chance that it's false. But if you want, e-mail me the rumor, and I'll try it out and put it up on the FAQ.
Q: I've heard that there are other Pokemon in the Red/Blue Versions of the game, such as Togepy and Pikablu. Is this true? A: No, those Pokemon are in the Gold & Silver Versions.
Q: Is Gameboy Color's IR Connection compatible with Pokemon? A: No, so you have to buy a Game Link Cable in order to trade.
Q: Is it possible to buy a Bicycle without a Bike Voucher? A: No. The maximum amount of money you can have is $999,999.
Q: How long is your FAQ? A: About 100+ pages! I would print this after I make the FINAL update.
=============== 7) WALKTHROUGH =============== NOTE: This walkthrough may not contain every little secret, but tells the basic things that you need to know to complete the game.
When start a new game, Professor Oak will tell you about Pokemon. Then you choose your name and your rival's name. I'll refer your rival as Gary since that is really what his name is. Now on to the game...
----------- Pallet Town ----------- Pokemon: #1 Bulbasaur, #4 Charmander, or #7 Squirtle
You appear in your house when you start. Go out of the house and try to head north. Prof. Oak stops you and takes you back to his lab. When you get there, you and Gary must choose one of his three Pokemon: Charmander, Squirtle, or Bulbasaur. Since you can't get these anywhere else, you may to get your friend with the other Version to get all three. If you don't want to, just choose Bulbasaur. If you want all three here's the method to do so: 1. Have Gameboy A start a new game. 2. Gameboy A chooses a Pokemon. 3. Go to Viridian City, get Oak's Parcel and deliver it to him in Pallet Town. 4. Go back to Viridian City and go to the Cable Club. 5. Gameboy A trades the Pokemon for one of Gameboy B's. Make sure that Gameboy B chooses a Pokemon that he doesn't need because you'll lose it. 6. Gameboy A starts a new game and chooses a Pokemon.. Keep repeating until Gameboy B has two Charmanders, Squirtles, and Bulbsaurs. Or just since Gameboy B already has one. 8. After all that, trade your Pokemon until Gameboy A and B both have a Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur.
Once you have done that, Gary chooses one. Have you ever noticed that whatever he chooses, it's in his favor? Anyway, he then challenges you to a duel. It doesn't really matter if you win, you just get $175 for it. Now head north to Route 1.
Not that much to do here. You might as well just build your levels by one or two since you can't capture yet. Keep heading north to Viridian City.
------------- Viridian City ------------- Items: Oak's Parcel Pokedex
This is the first place with a Pokemon Center and a Poke Mart. When you first enter, head to the Poke Mart. The clerk inside gives you Oak's Parcel. Head back to Pallet Town and deliver it to Oak. Once you deliver it, he gives Gary and you a Pokedex which records data on Pokemon you've seen or captured. After that, head back to Viridian City and buy some Poke Balls at the Poke Mart. Go to Route 1 and capture a Pidgey and Rattata. If want to capture more Pokemon, buy some more Poke Balls. Go to the west to Route 22 where you can fight Gary, but it's optional. You can capture a Nidoran (M) or a Nidoran (F) here. If you want the Town Map, head back to Pallet Town and get it from Gary's sister. Now head to Route 2, north of Viridian City.
Again, not a whole lot to do! You can find a Weedle in Red Version, but the Caterpie in the Blue in this area. This shows that may find a Pokemon in one Version, but not in the other. But it only applies to this area, so you can find it in both Versions in other places. Anyway, capture one and head north to Viridian Forest.
They is actually a bit of things to do here. Now is a good time to build your levels to around nine if you can. Here's how to navigate this place. From the start, go left, up, left to reach the Poke Ball. Go back to the start and go right, up to reach the Antidote. You encounter two Bug Catchers as you go up. From there, go left, down and follow the path to the last trainer. From the trainer, go down, right, down to the reach the Potion. Go back to where the trainer is and go up to Pewter City.
----------- Pewter City ----------- This city contains the first Pokemon League trainer, Brock. If you visit the Museum for a cost of $50, you can see fossils of rare extinct Pokemon. Later on in the game you'll be able to revive some of them, but don't get too excited. You can't go to Route 3 to the east until you beat Brock so now enter the Gym...
Before you fight Brock, there is another trainer, but you can avoid him if you walk behind him. Talk to Brock at the end of the Gym to fight. This guy is super easy as long as you have a Squirtle and/or a Bulbasaur at about level 13. If you use Charmander, you will a tough time fighting. For Squirtle, use Bubble, and for Bulbasaur, use Vine Whip. With those techniques, you should be able to beat the Pokemon with a hit or two. ****************************************************************
Once you've beaten him, you can now head to Route 3.
You can encounter several trainers here. The only new Pokemon to get is Spearow and Jigglypuff. So capture them and keep going until you reach the Pokemon Center. Here is a salesman who will sell you a $500 Magikarp. You don't need to get him now since you fish for him later, but you can if you want. Go right to get to the entrance to Mt. Moon.
Items: Potion x2 Escape Rope Moon Stone HP Up Rare Candy TM 01 TM 12
As you can see, this place is loaded with Pokemon and items. A definite catch is Geodude in my opinion since he works well when fighting mostly any Pokemon. It's a good idea to explore and find all these items since they can be very useful. If you just want to get out, here's how you do it. From the start, go up, right, up, right, up, left, down (Avoid the ladder!), left, up, and go down the ladder. Follow the path and go down the ladder at the end. The rest of the way is pretty much straight-forward, so keep going and beat the Rocket guard. Go past him to fight again. Defeat him, and he will let you choose a Dome or a Helix Fossil. If you know someone with another Version, have that person get one Fossil and you get the other. Later on, you can revive them and trade them. After that, keep going until you get out at Route 4.
Get the Pokemon that's in your Version, get the TM and go east to Cerulean City.
------------- Cerulean City ------------- For now, just rest and buy supplies since you are trapped in here. This city contains the Bike Shop where you can buy...a bike! :) The cost? A mere $1,000,000! Don't worry, you can get one for free a little bit later. Now we can fight the Gym Leader, Misty...
Another easy match! Use Bulbasaur (It probably evolved by now) or a Pikachu with a level at about 17. Then just use Grass- or Electric- type attacks on them. This battle shouldn't take very long... ****************************************************************
With Misty defeated you should now head north to the Nugget Bridge. Here, you fight five Trainers to get a Nugget. Before you get a chance to fight them, you must fight Gary...
With the right Pokemon, he shouldn't be very hard. For Pidgetto, use Pikachu at about level 18. Just pound him with Electric-type attacks to defeat him. For Abra...this guy is a joke! All he knows how to do is Teleport! So just use any Pokemon and you should be okay. For Rattata and the rest, use your best ones. ****************************************************************
Now that Gary is out of the way, continue to fight the trainers on Nugget Bridge. They aren't quite as hard as Gary, so you shouldn't have all that much trouble. Defeat the five trainers and you'll get a Nugget. Then you end up fighting a Rocket member. Defeat him to continue to Route 24 and 25.
Abra is a good catch since he is the first Psychic-type Pokemon right now. When you run into him, throw a Poke Ball. Doing that might be odd, but does sometimes catch him! Once you get through the mass of trainers, you can visit Bill the Pokemaniac! When you first meet him, you find out he has been turned into a Pokemon. Check HM 01 in the "Important Info" section to see how you solve this. He'll give you the S.S. Ticket in return. Exit and go back inside and go on his PC. It contains pictures on Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon. This will add pics on them to your Pokedex. Now go back to Cerulean City.
------------- Cerulean City ------------- Items: TM 28
The one house that was blocked by a guard is now open. Go inside to find out that a TM was stolen. Go out the back and fight the Rocket member. Beat him to get TM 28 which teaches a Pokemon "Dig". Keep going and head south to Route 5.
In this area, you can find the Pokemon Daycare Center. Here, the man inside will take care of a Pokemon. While you are away, its levels build up. The downside is that you don't get to choose what attacks it can use. The new Pokemon to get is Mankey in the Red and Meowth in the Blue. Keep going south and enter the Underground Path to reach Route 6.
Now exactly anything to do... Go south to reach Vermilion City.
-------------- Vermilion City -------------- Items: Old Rod Bike Voucher
When you first get here, enter the house to the right of the Pokemon Center to get the Old Rod from the Fishing Guru. Once get that, enter the house that directly south the house you just went in. Here is where the Pokemon Fan Club is located. Talk to the president and listen to his stories to get a Bike Voucher (Good thing you get something for listening to his ever so slighty boring stories :). With the Bike Voucher, you can backtrack to Cerulean City to get a bike free. The bike will allow you to travel faster on land. If you enter the house right by the Fan Club, you can trade a Spearow for a Farfetch'd. Since you traded Pokemon, the Farfetch'd will gain about 1/2 more EXP. Before boarding the S.S Anne, you may want to pay a visit to Diglett's Cave and Route 11 to get new Pokemon. Go farther down the walkthrough for info on them. Also before boarding, build around four Pokemon to level 25 (There are lots of trainers on board!). Until you get the HM 01 inside, the ship won't leave the docks. Now let's take a tour...
--------- S.S. Anne --------- Items: HM 01 TM 08 TM 44 Great Ball Ether Max Ether Rare Candy
If your Pokemon are tired and you didn't get HM 01 yet, you can leave and visit the Pokemon Center. Now's a good time to build your levels since there are loads of trainers on board. All the other items except the Great Ball are on the ground, but the ball can be found in the galley's trashcan. To reach Gary, go left from the start and go down the stairs. Then follow the hall until you meet up with Gary...
If you built up your levels, you should be fine. For Pidgetto, just use Pikachu. For the others, use your best Pokemon on them. ****************************************************************
With Gary out of the way, go down the stairs that are where Gary came to the captain's room. To get the HM 01 from him, read the part on it in the "Important Info" section. Once you've got that done, leave the ship. Teach one of your Pokemon the Cut ability, and cut down the tree blocking your path to the Gym. Enter the Gym for a puzzle. Two trashcans in the room contain a switch. If you find a switch but the next can you looked in didn't have one, you have to start over. Since the switchs appear in random locations, I can't tell you where they are. What I would do is this: search the cans by rows or columns to narrow down where the switches are. Once you've found them, the door will open. Go through to fight the Gym leader...
If you have a Ground-type Pokemon, build its level to about 20 to make this fight easy. Use attacks like Rock Throw and Dig and each Pokemon will go down with about one hit. ****************************************************************
Now with that done, head east and go into the cave.
You might have already been here to get Diglett, so if you didn't, get one. Go through this cave to reach an area near Viridian Forest.
--------------- Viridian Forest --------------- Pokemon: #122 Mr. Mime
Items: HM 05 HP Up Moon Stone
In the first house you find, you can trade an Abra for a Mr. Mime if you want. Cut down the tree, and head south to the next house and talk to one of Prof. Oak's aides. If you caught 10 or more kinds of Pokemon, he gives you HM 05 which contains Flash. Continue south to get items. Once you've got them, head back to Vermilion City. From there, go east to Route 11.
Nothing much to do here. At the end of the route, search the tree that's by itself for an item. Enter the building, and upstairs is another one of Prof. Oak's aides. If you caught 30 or more kinds of Pokemon, he gives you an Itemfinder which allows you to find hidden items. Head to Cerulean City and head east to Route 9.
Just capture Voltorb, get the TM and save at the Pokemon Center. You can teach one of your Pokemon Flash, but it's not required to get past Rock Tunnel. Once you're ready, head into the cave.
This cave is easy to go through if you use Flash! There is only one ladder to go through in each part. Capture Onix and Machop and make your way through the cave to come out at Route 10. At Route 10, search the tree for a Max Ether. Continue south to Lavender Town.
------------- Lavender Town ------------- This place contains Pokemon Tower, the graveyard for Pokemon. One of the town residents, Mr. Fuji, is missing, and ghosts are roaming around in the tower. You can't do anything to help out yet, so head west to Route 8.
The new Pokemon to get is Growlithe and Vulpix. Keep going west till you see two buildings. Enter the smaller one and go through an underground path that leads to Route 7.
------------ Celadon City ------------ Pokemon: #133 Eevee
This city contains the largest store in the game and Game Corner! To get Eevee, enter the back of the mansion and go up the building to get it. It's a good idea to buy some Stones at the store to evolve Pokemon and expand your collection. Now head to Game Corner, and press A at the poster at the back to find a hidden switch. The switch makes a secret passage appear to your right. Enter it to reach the basement...
-------------------- Game Corner Basement -------------------- Items: TM 02 TM 07 TM 10 Super Potion Hyper Potion Escape Rope Nugget Rare Candy HP Up Lift Key Silph Scope
As you can see, this place is loaded with items! I'll just tell where to go to get the Lift Key and Silph Scope. From where you entered, go down the stairs. Continue and go north from the Rocket guard and go down those stairs. Now you have to go through these moving tiles. This part is pretty easy, so figure it out for yourself. Once you navigate through them, go down the stairs. From there, go up and then left and fight the Rocket guard. After you beat him, talk to him, and he drops the Lift Key, so pick it up. With that, go back through the moving tiles room and go up the stairs. Now you have to go through more moving tiles! Again, this is easy enough to figure out how to get through. Once through that, go past the stairs and enter the elevator. Go up to the control panel and go the 4th Basement Floor. Exit the elevator and beat the Rocket guards near the door. Then go through to fight Giovanni, the head of Team Rocket...
This guy is quite easy if you use a Water-type Pokemon at about L25. Onix and Rhyhorn will go down with a couple Water-type attacks, but Kangaskhan will be a bit harder. ****************************************************************
Once you beat Giovanni, you get the Silph Scope! Now's the time to go into the Celadon Gym to fight for another Badge...
For this fight, use a Fire-type Pokemon at about L26. Then just burn each one out a couple Fire-type attacks. ****************************************************************
Now with that done, head to the Pokemon Tower in Lavender Town.
Items: Elixier Awakening Escape Rope Nugget Rare Candy HP Up X Accuracy Poke Flute
With the Silph Scope in hand, you can identify the Ghosts inside! Make sure you do capture a Ghost-type Pokemon because a good bit of attacks do not hit them. Once on the 2nd Floor, you'll run into Gary...
Since you got the Rainbow Badge, build up about 4 Pokemons' levels to about 25 for an easy fight. For Pidgetto, use the usual Electric-type Pokemon. When fighting Growlithe, put out its fire with Water-type attacks. For Exeggcute, burn it with Fire-type attacks. For the rest, just use your best ones. ****************************************************************
Head to the 3rd and you'll find some people which evil spirits have "taken" over them. You can free them of the evil spirits, but it's not required to do so. Keep going up until you reach the 5th Floor. On that floor, someone has made you a "healing tile" to heal your Pokemon. When you try to go up the stairs on the 6th Floor, you will fight a L30 Marowak. When you beat Cubone's Mother, her spirit will lay to rest...allowing you to go on. On the final floor, there will be some Rocket guards around. Defeat them, and talk to Mr. Fuji. Then you will appear back at house. Talk to him again to get the Poke Flute. Always carry this with you, for it will wake up sleeping Pokemon. Head back to Celadon City and visit the big Poke Mart. Go to the top floor with the vending machines. Buy some Fresh Water. Remember those guards who said that they were thirsty? Talk to the guard and give him the water. He then shares with the other gaurds so you can pass through to Saffron City. But before you want to go Saffron City, you may want to get HM 02 which teaches Fly. Check the "Important Info" section to find out how.
------------ Saffron City ------------ Pokemon: #106 Hitmonlee or #107 Hitmonchan
This is one of the more bigger places in the game. Before you enter Silph Co., you can go to the Fighting Dojo Gym to get a Pokemon that can't be found anywhere else. Enter the Gym and you can skip three of the Trainers by going around them. Your Psychic-type Pokemon will be needed to easily overcome the Fighting-type. To get the rare Pokemon, talk to the leader at the back to enter a fight...
For an easy victory, use any Psychic-type Pokemon. Otherwise, just use some normal attacks that do decent damage such as Slash and Scratch. The leader also tends to use X Attack on his Pokemon. ****************************************************************
Once you win, the Karate Master will allow to choose a Hitmonlee or a Hitmonchan. Both are good fighters, so it doesn't really matter which one you choose. With that done, head to Silph Co.
Items: TM 03 TM 09 TM 36 Card Key Hyper Potion Max Revive Full Heal Escape Rope Protein HP Up Calcium X Accuracy Master Ball
This place is can be easily completed by doing the basic things. When you enter, head to the elevator and go the 5th Floor. On this floor, you can find the Card Key at the small hallway part with a Rocket guard. Get the key and go to the 3rd Floor. From the room with the open door, go left and open the first door. Step on the teleporter, and you'll appear and enter the room with Gary...
If you're not prepared, this will be a tough fight. You know the drill from the last fight with Gary. For Pidgeot, use the Electric- type and on Growlithe, use the Water-type. Burn Exeggcute with the Fire-type. For the rest, just battle it out with your best. ****************************************************************
Now that Gary is out of the way, talk to the Silph Co. worker to get Lapras. Continue down and step on the teleporter. Now you'll appear on the 11th Floor. Go down, beat the Rocket guard and open the door for a fight with Giovanni...
Like the last Giovanni fight, use any Water-type Pokemon. That's really just about it... ****************************************************************
Once you defeat him, talk to the Silph Co. president to get the Master Ball, a kind of Poke Ball that can catch any Pokemon regardless of its HP! Now that you put Team Rocket out of the way, head to the Gym. This one has yet another puzzle, but with using teleporters. Step on the first teleporter, then go up to another teleporter. Then step on the lower-left teleporter. Now go to the right and step on the teleporter. Now again, step on the lower-left teleporter and you'll end up at Sabrina...
Use you best Pokemon, they should be around L39, against them. Use decent-damaging attacks such as Slash and Scratch. ****************************************************************
With all that done, now's a good time to start to expand your Pokemon collection. But to fish all the good Pokemon you are going to need the Super Rod at Route 12. Head south from Lavender Town or east from Vermilion to reach it...
When you encounter the sleeping Snorlax, use the Poke Flute to wake him up. It will then attack you. Capturing the L30 Snorlax is a piece of cake compared to getting the mythical birds! When he uses "Rest", wear 'em down and toss Great Balls at him. Once that's done, keep going south to reach a house. Go inside and talk to the Fishing Guru for a Super Rod. Now you start catching loads of water Pokemon! Now it's time to head to Fuchsia City, but there is two ways to reaching it: Routes 13, 14, & 15 or Routes 16, 17 & 18...
Ditto can a great Pokemon to use (But it's really weak), as it allows you to change into the enemy's Pokemon. But the problem is that you only get 5 PP for any and every move! Ditto is also a hard Pokemon to catch. Keep going through until you reach one of those towers. Inside is another of Prof. Oak's Aides. If you've caught 50 or more Pokemon, he gives an EXP. All. Keep going to reach Fuchsia City.
This place also has Snorlax in it. Use the Poke Flute to wake him up, then defeat or capture it. Since place is mainly a steep hill, use your Bicycle to travel down easier. You can find HM 02 here, check the Important Info to see how. Once you reach the end, go east to reach Fuchsia City.
------------ Fuchsia City ------------ Items: Good Rod
Here is where Safari Zone is located! You can also get HM 04 here if you can find the Warden's Gold Teeth. Read the "Important Info" section to see how. Visit the house beside the Warden's to see the Fishing Guru. Talk to him to get the Good Rod. Enter the Gym where you can find Koga. Before you can fight him, you must move around the Gym where there are hidden walls. Along the way you'll end up runnning into Trainers. Go through that, talk to Koga to enter the fight...
This Gym Leader uses Poison-type Pokemon, so buy some Antidotes. Use Ground-type Pokemon at about L40 for an easy win. If you use Poison- type Pokemon, you won't have to worry about being poisoned! ****************************************************************
With that done, you can head to Safari Zone to increase your Pokemon collection. Now the next stop is Cinnabar Island...
--------------- Cinnabar Island --------------- To reach this place, you must first get HM 03 which has Surf. Then go to Pallet Town, and Surf down until you reach it. Here at Cinnabar Island, you can ressurect Pokemon with the Fossils. To do so, go to the Pokemon Lab, enter the third room with give your Fossil to the scientist. Exit the Lab, enter and talk to him to get the Pokemon. Here is what you can get:
Old Amber = #142 Aerodactyl Helix Fossil = #138 Omanyte Dome Fossil = #140 Kabuto
If you try to enter the Cinnabar Gym, you'll find out that the door is locked. You need to enter the Pokemon Mansion and find the Secret Key. Before you enter, try to build up a couple Water- or Rock-type Pokemon to about L38. Also bring along a Pokemon that has the Dig move.
Items: TM 14 TM 22 Secret Key Max Potion Full Restore Escape Rope Rare Candy Iron Carbos Calcium
This is a bit confusing because of the switches. Around the building, you can find notes that tell about the mansion and Pokemon. When you enter, go up and enter the stairs. On the 2nd Floor, activate the switch nearby on the statue. Then enter the room that's north of you. Then go up the stairs. From there, there is another statue with a switch. Hit that and go into the lower room. Leap off the lower-left ledge. You'll land on the 1st Floor. In that room, there is another flight of stairs. Go down them to enter the basement. In the room to your left, activate the switch there and enter the hallway north of the stairs you went up. Keep going through to find the Secret Key at the end. Use Dig to exit the building.
With the key in hand, you can now open the Gym. In the Gym, you must beat Trainers in order for the doors to open. At the end, talk to Blaine for the fight...
Use L40+ Ground- or Water-type Pokemon to make this fight a sinch. Attacks such as Bubblebeam, Earthquake, and Dig prove to be quite effective against beating him. ****************************************************************
With Blaine out of the way, you have one more Gym Leader to beat. Surf or Fly back to Pallet Town and go to Viridian City.
------------- Viridian City ------------- Remember when you first went here and the Gym was locked? Now it's open! Go inside and navigate through the moving tiles. Talk to the final Gym Leader, Giovanni...
Like the other couple fights with Giovanni, use Water-type Pokemon at about L45. You should be able to take him out pretty easily with Water-type attacks. ****************************************************************
With all of the Gym Leaders defeated, you must now head to the Elite Four. Go west of Viridian and you'll encounter Gary...
This battle isn't much different from the last couple battles with Gary. Use Electric on Pidgeot, Water will take down Rhyhorn and Growlithe easily. For the rest, use your best! ****************************************************************
Continue on to enter the building that leads to the Pokemon League HQ...
In order to get past all the guards, you must collect all eight Badges. You also need Surf to get past the water. Get through all this to enter Victory Road.
Items: TM 05 TM 17 TM 43 TM 47 Max Revive Full Heal Rare Candy Guard Spec.
This place contains the mythical fire bird, Moltres. In order for you to move through this place, you need Strength. The main to do is to move the boulders onto the switches so you can reach another area. This place isn't that confusing, but in one spot there is a hole in which you push the boulder in it. It's kinda hard to see it on the Gameboy screen. Moltres will be a difficult one to catch. Wear him down with Electric- or Water-type attacks and put him to sleep. Then use Ultra Balls on him. Once you reach the exit, head north to Indigo Plateau.
-------------- Inidgo Plateau -------------- This place is just a Poke Mart and a Pokemon Center in one. Once you're prepared for the Elite Four, go down the stairs. Check the "Elite Four" part in the Important Info section on beating them. Once they're done for, you can now enter the cave near Cerulean City, the Unknown Dungeon. You can also collect the other Legendary Birds, but it's optional.
To reach the Power Plant, go east of Cerulean City. When you see the water near the entrance to Rock Tunnel, Surf down it and you'll end up by it. Inside the plant, there are several Poke Balls that are actually Voltorbs instead of items. At the end of this place is Zapdos. Get his energy down as far as you can, put him to sleep and throw Ultra Balls at him. With Zapdos captured, head to Seafoam Islands.
To reach this place, Surf down from Fuchsia City. Continue on until you reach the islands. Here you will you need to move more boulders, so you need Strength. All you need to do is to move the boulders down the holes until they land in the water. Then on the 3rd Basement Floor, push those boulders there into the holes so they land in the water. Now you can reach Articuno! Repeat the same thing that you did on Zapdos to get him. Now head to Cerulean City. Go north and Surf down until you reach a cave entrance.
Items: Max Revive Max Elixier Full Restore x2 Ultra Ball x2 PP Up Nugget
Make sure you prepared for the Pokemon here, they are ALL at least L50! Since these Pokemon have high levels, you can capture a good team to use. This is also the best place to build up the levels of Pokemon since you get about 1,000 EXP after each fight. This place isn't very confusing, so finding Mewtwo isn't too hard. When you do, use the Master Ball. If you did use it, repeat what you did to the others.
Now you've completed Pokemon! Good luck on catching all 150!
================ 8) POKEMON LIST ================ The list with the Pokemon's name, Type, Evolution, and more! NOTE: Pokemon with a "*" around it are considered to be "rare".
Here is how it's listed...
# - Name Type: 1 or 2 of the 15 kinds. Evolution: What the Pokemon can evolve into. Location: Where you find the Pokemon. Height: Pokemon's height. Weight: Pokemon's weight. Abilities: The creature's moves and when they're learned (From Nintendo's Pokemon Player's Guide) When a Pokemon evolves, it carries its abilities to its next form. Pokedex: What the Pokedex says about the Pokemon.
#1 - Bulbasaur Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Ivysaur - L16 Location: Prof. Oak's Lab Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 15 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Growl: - Leech Seed: L7 Vine Whip: L13 Poison Powder: L20 Razor Leaf: L27 Growth: L34 Sleep Powder: L41 Solar Beam: L48 Pokedex: A strange seed was planted on its back at birth. The plant sprouts and grows with this Pokemon.
#2 - Ivysaur Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Venusaur - L32 Location: - Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 29 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Growl: - Leech Seed: - Vine Whip: - Poison Powder: L22 Razor Leaf: L30 Growth: L38 Sleep Powder: L46 Solar Beam: L54 Pokedex: When the bulb on its back grows large, it appears to lose the ability to stand on its hind legs.
#3 - Venusaur Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 6' 7'' Weight: 221 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Growl: - Leech Seed: - Vine Whip: - Poison Powder: - Razor Leaf: - Growth: L43 Sleep Powder: L55 Solar Beam: L65 Pokedex: The plant blooms when it is absorbing solar energy. It stays on the move to seek sunlight.
#4 - Charmander Type: Fire Evolution: Charmeleon - L16 Location: Prof. Oak's Lab Height: 2' 0'' Weight: 19 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - : - Ember: L9 Leer: L15 Rage: L22: L30 Flamethrower: L38 Fire Spin: L46 Pokedex: Obviously prefers hot places. When it rains, steam is to spout from the tip of its tail.
#5 - Charmeleon Type: Fire Evolution: Charizard - L36 Location: - Height: 3' 7'' Weight: 42 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: - Ember: - Leer: - Rage: L24 Slash: L33 Flamethrower: L42 Fire Spin: L56 Pokedex: When it swings its burning tail, it elevates the temperature to unbearably high levels.
#6 - Charizard Type: Fire/Flying Evolution: - Location: - Height: 5' 7'' Weight: 200 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: - Ember: - Leer: - Rage: - Slash: L36 Flamethrower: L46 Fire Spin: L55 Pokedex: Spits fire that is hot enough to melt boulders. Known to cause forest fires unintentionally.
#7 - Squirtle Type: Water Evolution: Wartortle - L16 Location: Prof. Oak's Lab Height: 1' 8'' Weight: 20 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Tail Whip: - Bubble: L8 Water Gun: L15 Bite: L22 Withdraw: L28 Skull Bash: L35 Hydro Pump: L42 Pokedex: After birth, its back swells and hardens into a shell. Powerfully sprays foam from its mouth.
#8 - Wartortle Type: Water Evolution: Blastoise - L36 Location: - Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 50 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Tail Whip: - Bubble: - Water Gun: - Bite: L24 Withdraw: L31 Skull Bash: L39 Hydro Pump: L47 Pokedex: Often hides in water to stalk unwary prey. For swimming fast, it moves its ears to maintain balance.
#9 - Blastoise Type: Water Evolution: - Location: - Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 189 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Tail Whip: - Bubble: - Water Gun: - Bite: - Withdraw: - Skull Bash: L42 Hydro Pump: L52 Pokedex: A brutal Pokemon with pressurized water jets on its shell. They are used for high speed tackles.
#10 - Caterpie Type: Bug Evolution: Metapod - L7 Location: Viridian Forest, Route 25 Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 6 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - String Shot: - Pokedex: Its short feet are tipped with suction pads that enable it to tirelessly climb slopes and walls.
#11 - Metapod Type: Bug Evolution: Butterfree - L10 Location: Go to Caterpie Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 22 lbs. Abilities: Harden: - Pokedex: This Pokemon is vulnerable to attack while its shell is soft, exposing its weak and tender body.
#12 - Butterfree Type: Bug/Flying Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 7'' Weight: 71 lbs. Abilities: Confusion: L12 Poison Powder: L15 Stun Spore: L16 Sleep Powder: L17 Supersonic: L21 Whirlwind: L26 Psybeam: L32 Pokedex: In battle, it flaps its wings at high speed to release highly toxic dust in the air.
#13 - Weedle Type: Bug/Poison Evolution: Kakuna - L7 Location: Route 2, Viridian Forest, Route 25, Route 24 Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 7 lbs. Abilities: Poison Sting: - String Shot: - Pokedex: Often found in forests, eating leaves. It has a sharp venomous stinger on its head.
#14 - Kakuna Type: Bug/Poison Evolution: Beedrill - L10 Location: Go to Weedle Height: 2' 0'' Weight: 22 lbs. Abilities: Harden: - Pokedex: Almost incapable of moving, this Pokemon can only harden its shell to protect itself from predators.
#15 - Beedrill Type: Bug/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 65 lbs. Abilities: Fury Attack: L12 Focus Energy: L16 Twineedle: L20 Rage: L25 Pin Missle: L30 Agility: L35 Pokedex: Flies at high speed and attacks using its large venomous stingers on its forelegs and tail.
#16 - Pidgey Type: Normal/Flying: Pidgeotto - L18 Location: Lot of places (About 14)! Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 4 lbs. Abilities: Gust: - Sand-Attack: L5 Quick Attack: L12 Whirlwind: L19 Wing Attack: L28 Agility: L36 Mirror Move: L44 Pokedex: A common sight in forests and woods. It flaps its wings at ground level to kick up blinding sand.
#17 - Pidgeotto Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: Pidgeot - L36 Location: Sea Route 21, Route 14, Route 15 Height: 3' 7'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Gust: - Sand-Attack: - Quick Attack: - Whirlwind: L21 Wing Attack: L31 Agility: L40 Mirror Move: L49 Pokedex: Very protective of its sprawling territorial area, this Pokemon will fiercely peck at any intruder.
#18 - Pidgeot Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 87 lbs. Abilities: Gust: - Sand-Attack: - Quick Attack: - Whirlwind: - Wing Attack: - Agility: L44 Mirror Move: L54 Pokedex: When hunting, it skims the surface of water at high speed to pick off unwary prey such as Magikarp.
#19 - Rattata Type: Normal Evolution: Raticate - L20 Location: Lots of places (About 7)! Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 8 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Tail Whip: - Quick Attack: L7 Hyper Fang: L14 Focus Energy: L23 Super Fang: L34 Pokedex: Bites anything when it attacks. Small and very quick, it is a common sight in many places.
#20 - Raticate Type: Normal Evolution: - Location: Sea Route 21, Route 18, Route 17, Route 16 Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 41 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Tail Whip: - Quick Attack: - Hyper Fang: - Focus Energy: L27 Super Fang: L41 Pokedex: It uses its whiskers to maintain balance. It apparently slows down if they are cut off.
#21 - Spearow Type: Flying Evolution: Fearow - L20 Location: Lots of places (About 11)! Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 4 lbs. Abilities: Peck: - Growl: - Leer: L9 Fury Attack: L15 Mirror Move: L22 Drill Peck: L29 Agility: L36 Pokedex: Eats bugs in grassy areas. It has to flap its short wings at high speed to stay airborne.
#22 - Fearow Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: - Location: Route 23, Route 18, Route 17 Height: 3' 11'' Weight: 84 lbs. Abilities: Peck: - Growl: - Leer: - Fury Attack: - Mirror Move: L25 Drill Peck: L34 Agility: L43 Pokedex: With its huge and magnificent wings, it can keep aloft without ever having to land for rest.
#23 - Ekans (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Poison Evolution: Arbok - L22 Location: Lots of places (About 6)! Height: 6' 7'' Weight: 15 lbs. Abilities: Wrap: - Leer: - Poison Sting: L10 Bite: L17 Glare: L24 Screech: L31 Acid: L38 Pokedex: Moves silently and stealthily. Eats the eggs of birds, such as Pidgey and Spearow, whole.
#24 - Arbok (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Poison Evolution: - Location: Route 23 Height: 11' 6'' Weight: 143 lbs. Abilities: Wrap: - Leer: - Poison Sting: - Bite: - Glare: L27 Screech: L36 Acid: L47 Pokedex: It is rumored that the ferocious warning markings on its belly differ from area to area.
#25 - Pikachu Type: Electric Evolution: Raichu - Thunder Stone: Viridian Forest, Power Plant Height: 1' 4'' Weight: 13 lbs. Abilities: Thundershock: - Growl: - Thunder Wave: L9 Quick Attack: L16 Swift: L26 Agility: L33 Thunder: L43 Pokedex: When several of these Pokemon gather, their electricity could build and cause lightning storms.
#26 - Raichu Type: Electric Evolution: - Location: Unknown Dungeon, Power Plant (Blue Version) Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Thundershock: - Growl: - Thunder Wave: - Pokedex: Its long tail serves as a ground to protect itself from its own high voltage power.
#27 - Sandshrew (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Ground Evolution: Sandslash - L22 Location: Lots of places! Height: 2' 0'' Weight: 26 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Sand-Attack: L10 Slash: L17 Poison Sting: L24 Swift: L31 Fury Swipes: L38 Pokedex: Burrows deep underground in arid locations far from water. It only emerges to hunt for food.
#28 - Sandslash (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Ground Evolution: - Location: Victory Road Cave Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 65 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Sand-Attack: - Slash: - Poison Sting: L27 Swift: L36 Fury Swipes: L47 Pokedex: Curls up into a spiny ball when threatened. It can roll while curled up to attack or escape.
#30 - Nidorina Type: Poison Evolution: Nidoqueen - Moon Stone Location: Safari Zone Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 44 lbs. Abilities: Growl: - Tackle: - Scratch: - Poison Sting: - Tail Whip: L23 Bite: L32 Fury Swipes: L41 Double Kick: L50 Pokedex: The female's horns develops slowly. Prefers physical attacks such as clawing and biting.
#31 - Nidoqueen Type: Poison/Ground Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 3'' Weight: 132 lbs. Abilities: Tail Whip: - Tackle: - Scratch: - Poison Sting: - Body Slam: L23 Pokedex: Its hard scales provide strong protection. It uses its hefty bulk to execute powerful moves.
#32 - Nidoran (Male) Type: Poison Evolution: Nidorino - L16 Location: Route 22, Safari Zone Height: 1' 8'' Weight: 20 lbs. Abilities: Leer: - Tackle: - Horn Attack: L8 Poison Sting: L14 Focus Energy: L21 Fury Attack: L29 Horn Drill: L36 Double Kick: L43 Pokedex: Stiffens its ears to sense danger. The larger its horns, the more powerful its secreted venom.
#33 - Nidorino Type: Poison Evolution: Nidoking - Moon Stone Location: Safari Zone Height: 2' 11'' Weight: 43 lbs. Abilities: Leer: - Tackle: - Horn Attack: - Poison Sting: - Focus Energy: L23 Fury Attack: L32 Horn Drill: L41 Double Kick: L50 Pokedex: An aggressive Pokemon that is quick to attack. The horn on its head secretes a powerful venom.
#34 - Nidoking Type: Poison/Ground Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 7'' Weight: 137 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Horn Attack: - Poison Sting: - Thrash: L23 Pokedex: It uses its powerful tail in battle to smash, constrict, then break the prey's bones.
#35 - Clefairy Type: Normal Evolution: Clefable - Moon Stone Location: Mt. Moon, Exchange Corner (Celadon City) Height: 2' 0'' Weight: 17 lbs. Abilities: Pound: - Growl: - Sing: L13 Doubleslap: L18 Minimize: L24 Metronome: L31 Defense Curl: L39 Light Screen: L48 Pokedex: Its magical and cute appeal has many admirers. It is rare and found only in certain areas.
#36 - Clefable Type: Normal Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 3'' Weight: 88 lbs. Abilities: Sing: - Doubleslap: - Minimize: - Metronome: - Pokedex: A timid Pokemon that is rarely seen. It will run and hide the moment it senses people.
#37 - Vulpix (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Fire Evolution: Ninetales - Fire Stone Location: Route 7, Route 8, Cinnabar Island: Height: 2' 0'' Weight: 22 lbs. Abilities: Ember: - Tail Whip: - Quick Attack: L16 Roar: L21 Confuse Ray: L28 Flamethrower: L35 Fire Spin: L42 Pokedex: At the time of the birth, it has just one tail. The tail splits from its tip as it grows older.
#38 - Ninetales (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Fire Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 7'' Weight: 44 lbs. Abilities: Ember: - Tail Whip: - Quick Attack: - Roar: - Pokedex: Very smart and very vengeful. Grabbing one of its many tails could result in a 1,000-year curse.
#39 - Jigglypuff Type: Normal Evolution: Wigglytuff - Moon Stone Location: Route 3 Height: 1' 8'' Weight: 12 lbs. Abilities: Sing: - Pound: L9 Disable: L14 Defense Curl: L19 Doubleslap: L24 Rest: L29 Body Slam: L34 Double-Edge: L39 Pokedex: When its huge eyes light up, it sings a mysteriously soothing melody that lulls its enemies to sleep.
#40 - Wigglytuff Type: Normal Evolution: - Location: Unknown Dungeon Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 26 lbs. Abilities: Sing: - Disable: - Defense Curl: - Doubleslap: - Pokedex: The body is soft and rubbery. When angered, it will suck in air and inflate itself to an enormous size.
#41 - Zubat Type: Poison/Flying Evolution: Golbat - L22 Location: Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Victory Road Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 17 lbs. Abilities: Leech Life: - Supersonic: L10 Bite: L15 Confuse Ray: L21 Wing Attack: L28 Haze: L36 Pokedex: Forms colonies in perpetually dark places. Uses ultrasonic waves to identify and approach targets.
#42 - Golbat Type: Poison/Flying Evolution: -: Seafoam Islands, Victory Road Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 121 lbs. Abilities: Leech Life: - Supersonic: - Bite: - Confuse Ray: - Wing Attack: L32 Haze: L43 Pokedex: Once it strikes, it will not stop draining energy from its victim even if it gets too heavy to fly.
#43 - Oddish (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Gloom - L21 Location: Lots of places (About 9)! Height: 1' 8'' Weight: 12 lbs. Abilities: Absorb: - Poison Powder: L15 Stun Spore: L17 Sleep Powder: L19 Acid: L24 Petal Dance: L33 Solar Beam: L46 Pokedex: During the day, it keeps its face buried in the ground. At night, it wanders around sowing its seeds.
#44 - Gloom (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Vileplume - Leaf Stone Location: Route 15, Route 14, Route 13,Route 12 Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 19 lbs. Abilities: Absorb: - Poison Powder: - Stun Spore: - Sleep Powder: - Acid: L28 Petal Dance: L38 Solar Beam: L52 Pokedex: The fluid that oozes from its isn't drool. It is a nectar that is used to attract prey.
#45 - Vileplume (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 11'' Weight: 41 lbs. Abilities: Poison Powder: - Stun Spore: - Sleep Powder: - Pokedex: The larger its petals, the more toxic pollen it contains. Its big head is heavy and hard to hold up.
#46 - Paras Type: Bug/Grass Evolution: Parasect - L24 Location: Mt. Moon Safari Zone Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 12 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Stun Spore: L13 Leech Life: L20 Spore: L27 Slash: L34 Growth: L41 Pokedex: Burrows to suck tree roots. The mushrooms on its bac grow by drawing in nutrients from the bug host.
#47 - Parasect Type: Bug/Grass Evolution: - Location: Safari Zone Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 65 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Stun Spore: - Leech Life: - Spore: L30 Slash: L39 Growth: L48 Pokedex: A host-parasite pair in the which the parasite mushroom has taken over the host bug. Prefers damp places.
#48 - Venonat Type: Bug/Poison Evolution: Venomoth - L31 Location: Same as Gloom, Safari Zone Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Disable: - Poison Powder: L24 Leech Life: L27 Stun Spore: L30 Psybeam: L35 Sleep Powder: L38 Psychic: L43 Pokedex: Lives in the shadows of tall trees where it eats insects. It is attracted by light at night.
#49 - Venomoth Type: Bug/Poison Evolution: - Location: Safari Zone, Victory Road Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 28 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Disable: - Poison Powder: - Leech Life: - Stun Spore: - Psybeam: L38 Sleep Powder: L43 Psychic: L50 Pokedex: The dust-like scales covering its wings are color coded to indicate the kinds of poison it has.
#50 - Diglett Type: Ground Evolution: Dugtrio - L26 Location: Diglett's Cave Height: 0' 8'' Weight: 2 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: L15 Dig: L19 Sand-Attack: L24 Slash: L31 Earthquake: L40 Pokedex: Lives about one yard underground where it feeds on plant roots. It sometimes appears above ground.
#51 - Dugtrio Type: Ground Evolution: - Location: Diglett's Cave Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 72 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: -: - Sand-Attack: - Slash: L35 Earthquake: L47 Pokedex: A team of Diglett triplets. It triggers huge earthquakes by burrowing 60 miles underground.
#52 - Meowth (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Normal Evolution: Persian - L28 Location: Route 5, Route 7, Route 8, Vermilion City Height: 1' 4'' Weight: 9 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: - Bite: L12 Pay Day: L17 Screech: L24 Fury Swipes: L33 Slash: L44 Pokedex: Adores circular objects. Wanders the streets on a nightly basis to look for dropped loose change.
#53 - Persian (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Normal Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 71 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Growl: - Bite: - Pay Day: - Screech: - Fury Swipes: L37 Slash: L51 Pokedex: Although its fur has many admirers, it is tough to raise as a pet because of its fickle meanness.
#54 - Psyduck Type: Water: Golduck - L33 Location: Seafoam Islands, Safari Zone (Fish for him) Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 43 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Tail Whip: L28 Disable: L31 Confusion: L36 Fury Swipes: L43 Hydro Pump: L52 Pokedex: While lulling its enemies with its vacant look, this wily Pokemon will use psychokinetic powers.
#55 - Golduck Type: Water Evolution: -: - Height: 5' 7'' Weight: 169 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Tail Whip: - Disable: - Confusion: L39 Fury Swipes: L48 Hydro Pump: L59 Pokedex: Often seen swimming elegantly by lake shores. It is often mistaken for the Japanese monster, Kappa.
#56 - Mankey (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Fighting Evolution: Primeape - L28 Location: Route 5, Route 6, Route 8, Route 7 Height: 1' 8'' Weight: 62 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Leer: - Karate Chop: L15 Fury Attack: L21 Focus Energy: L27 Seismic Toss: L33 Thrash: L39 Pokedex: Extremely quick to anger. It could be docile one moment then thrashing away the next instant.
#57 - Primeape (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Fighting Evolution: - Location: - Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 71 lbs. Abilities: Scratch: - Leer: - Karate Chop: - Fury Attack: - Focus Energy: - Seismic Toss: L37 Thrash: L46 Pokedex: Always furious and tenacious to boot. It will not abandon chasing its quarry until it is caught.
#58 - Growlithe (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Fire Evolution: Arcanine - Fire Stone Location: Route 7, Route 8, Pokemon Mansion (Cinnabar Island) Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 42 lbs. Abilities: Bite: - Roar: - Ember: L18 Leer: L23 Take Down: L30 Agility: L39 Flamethrower: L50 Pokedex: Very protective of its territory. It will bark and bite to repel intruders from its space.
#59 - Arcanine (Red Version ONLY!) Type: Fire Evolution: - Location: - Height: 6' 3'' Weight: 342 lbs. Abilities: Roar: - Ember: - Leer: - Take Down: - Pokedex: A Pokemon that has been admired since the past for its beauty. It runs agilely as if on wings.
#60 - Poliwag Type: Water Evolution: Poliwhirl - L25 Location: Fish for him! Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 27 lbs. Abilities: Bubble: - Hypnosis: L16 Water Gun: L19 Doubleslap: L25 Body Slam: L31 Amnesia: L38 Hydro Pump: L45 Pokedex: Its newly grown legs prevent it from running. It appears to prefer swimming than trying to stand.
#61 - Poliwhirl Type: Water Evolution: Poliwrath - Water Stone Location: Fish for him! Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 44 lbs. Abilities: Bubble: - Hypnosis: - Water Gun: - Doubleslap: - Body Slam: L33 Amnesia: L41 Hydro Pump: L49 Pokedex: Capable of living in or out of water. When out of water, it sweats to keep its body slimy.
#62 - Poliwrath Type: Water/Fighting Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 3'' Weight: 119 lbs. Abilities: Hypnosis: - Water Gun: - Doubleslap: - Body Slam: - Pokedex: An adept swimming at both the front crawl and breast stroke. Easily overtakes the best human swimmers.
#63 - Abra Type: Psychic Evolution: Kadabra - L16 Location: Route 24, Route 25 Height: 2' 11'': 43 lbs. Abilities: Teleport: - Pokedex: Using its ability to read minds, it will identify impending danger and Teleport to safety.
#64 - Kadabra Type: Psychic Evolution: Alakazam - Trade Kadabra Location: Unknown Dungeon Height: 4' 3'' Weight: 125 lbs. Abilities: Teleport: - Confusion: - Disable: L20 Psybeam: L27 Recover: L31 Psychic: L38 Reflect: L42 Pokedex: It emits special alpha waves from its body that induce headaches just by being close by.
#65 - Alakazam Type: Psychic Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 106 lbs. Abilities: Teleport: - Confusion: - Disable: L20 Psybeam: L27 Recover: L31 Psychic: L38 Reflect: L42 Pokedex: Its brain can outperform a supercomputer. Its intelligence quotient is said to be 5,000.
#66 - Machop Type: Fighting Evolution: Machoke - L28 Location: Rock Tunnel, Victory Road Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 43 lbs. Abilities: Karate Chop: - Low Kick: L20 Leer: L25 Focus Energy: L32 Seismic Toss: L39 Submission: L46 Pokedex: Loves to build muscles. It trains in all styles of martial arts to become even stronger.
#67 - Machoke Type: Fighting Evolution: Machamp - Trade Machoke Location: Victory Road Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 155 lbs. Abilities: Karate Chop: - Low Kick: - Leer: - Focus Energy: L36 Seismic Toss: L44 Submission: L52 Pokedex: Its muscular body is so powerful, it must wear a power save bely to be able to regulate its motion.
#68 - Machamp Type: Fighting Evolution: - Location: - Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 287 lbs. Abilities: Karate Chop: - Low Kick: - Leer: - Focus Energy: L36 Seismic Toss: L44 Submission: L52 Pokedex: Using its heavy muscles, it throws powerful punches that can send a victim clear over the horizon.
#69 - Bellsprout (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Weepinbell - L21 Location: Lots of places! Height: 2' 4'' Weight: 9 lbs. Abilities: Vine Whip: - Growth: - Wrap: L13 Poison Powder: L15 Sleep Powder: L18 Stun Spore: L21 Acid: L26 Razor Leaf: L33 Slam: L42 Pokedex: A carnivorous Pokemon that traps and eats bugs. It uses its root feet to soak up needed moisture.
#70 - Weepinbell (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: Victreebel - Leaf Stone Location: Route 12, Route 13, Route 14, Route 15 Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 14 lbs. Abilities: Vine Whip: - Growth: - Wrap: -Powder: - Sleep Powder: - Stun Spore: L23 Acid: L29 Razor Leaf: L38 Slam: L49 Pokedex: It spits out Poisonpowder to immobilize the enemy and then finishes it with a spray of Acid.
#71 - Victreebel (Blue Version ONLY!) Type: Grass/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 5' 7'' Weight: 34 lbs. Abilities: Wrap: - Poison Powder: - Sleep Powder: - Pokedex: Said to live in huge colonies deep in jungles, although no one has returned from there.
#72 - Tentacool Type: Water/Poison Evolution: Tentacruel - L30 Location: Sea Route 21, Sea Route 20, Sea Route 19 Height: 2' 11'' Weight: 100 lbs. Abilities: Acid: - Super Sonic: L7 Wrap: L13 Poison Sting: L18 Water Gun: L22 Constrict: L27 Barrier: L33 Screech: L40 Hydro Pump: L48 Pokedex: Drifts in shallow seas. Anglers who hook them by accident are often punished by stinging acid.
#73 - Tentacruel Type: Water/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 121 lbs. Abilities: Acid: - Super Sonic: - Wrap: - Poison Sting: - Water Gun: - Constrict: - Barrier: L35 Screech: L43 Hydro Pump: L50 Pokedex: The tentacles are normally cut short. On hunts, they are extended to ensnare and immobilize prey.
#74 - Geodude Type: Rock/Ground Evolution: Graveler - L25 Location: Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Victory Road Height: 1' 4'' Weight: 44 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Defense Curl: L11 Rock Throw: L16 Self Destruct: L21 Harden: L26 Earthquake: L31 Explosion: L36 Pokedex: Found in fields and mountains. Mistaking them for boulders, people often step or trip on them.
#75 - Graveler Type: Rock/Ground Evolution: Golem - Trade Graveler Location: Victory Road Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 232 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Defense Curl: - Rock Throw: - Self Destruct: - Harden: L29 Earthquake: L36 Explosion: L43 Pokedex: Rolls down slopes to move. It rolls over any obstacle without slowing or changing its direction.
#76 - Golem Type: Rock/Ground Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 7'' Weight: 662 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Defense Curl: - Rock Throw: - Self Destruct: - Harden: L29 Earthquake: L36 Explosion: L43 Pokedex: Its boulder-like body is extremely hard. It can easily withstand dynamite blasts without damage.
#77 - Ponyta Type: Fire Evolution: Rapidash - L40 Location: Pokemon Mansion (Cinnabar Island) Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Ember: - Tail Whip: L30 Stomp: L32 Growl: L35 Fire Spin: L39 Take Down: L43 Agility: L48 Pokedex: Its hooves are 10 times harder than diamonds. It can trample anything completely flat in little time.
#78 - Rapidash Type: Fire Evolution: - Location: Unkown Dungeon Height: 5' 7'' Weight: 209 lbs. Abilities: Ember: - Tail Whip: - Stomp: - Growl: - Fire Spin: - Take Down: L47 Agility: L55 Pokedex: Very competitive. this Pokemon will chase anything that moves fast in the hopes of racing it.
#79 - Slowpoke Type: Water/Psychic Evolution: Slowbro - L37 Location: Seafoam Islands, Safari Zone (Fish for him) Height: 3' 11'' Weight: 79 lbs. Abilities: Confusion: - Disable: L18 Head Butt: L22 Growl: L27 Water Gun: L33 Amnesia: L40 Psychic: L48 Pokedex: Incredibly slow and dopey. It takes 5 seconds for it to feel pain when under attack.
#80 - Slowbro Type: Water/Psychic Evolution: - Location: Route 22 & 23 (Fish), Seamfoam Islands, Unkown Dungeon Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 173 lbs. Abilities: Confusion: - Disable: - Head Butt: - Growl: - Water Gun: - Amnesia: L44 Psychic: L55 Pokedex: The Shellder that is latched onto Slowpoke's tail is said to feed on the host's left over scraps.
#81 - Magnemite Type: Electric Evolution: Magneton - L30 Location: Power Plant Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 13 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Sonic Boom: L21 Thundershock: L25 Supersonic: L29 Thunder Wave: L35 Swift: L41 Sreech: L47 Pokedex: Uses anti-gravity to stay suspended. Appears without warning and uses Thunder Wave and similar moves.
#82 - Magneton Type: Electric Evolution: - Location: Power Plant, Unkown Dungeon Height: 3' 3'' Weight: 132 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Sonic Boom: - Thundershock: - Supersonic: - Thunder Wave: L38 Swift: L46 Sreech: L54 Pokedex: Former by several Magnemites linked together. They frequently appear when sunpots flare up.
#83 - Farfetch'd Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: - Location: Trade a Spearow for this at Vermilion City Height: 2' 7'' Weight: 33 lbs. Abilities: Peck: - Sand-Atack: - Leer: L7 Fury Attack: L15 Swords Dance: L23 Agility: L31 Slash: L39 Pokedex: The sprig of green onions it holds is its weapon. It is used much like a metal sword.
#84 - Doduo Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: Dodrio - L31 Location: Route 16, Route 17, Route 18, Safari Zone Height: 4' 7'' Weight: 86 lbs. Abilities: Peck: - Growl: L20 Fury Attack: L24 Drill Peck: L30 Rage: L36 Tri Attack: L40 Agility: L44 Pokedex: A bird that makes up for its poor flying with its fast foot speed. Leaves giant footprints.
#85 - Dodrio Type: Normal/Flying Evolution: - Location: Unknown Dungeon Height: 5' 11'' Weight: 188 lbs.: Peck: - Growl: - Fury Attack: - Drill Peck: - Rage: L39 Tri Attack: L45 Agility: L51 Pokedex: Uses its three brains to execute complex plans. While two heads sleep, one head stays awake.
#86 - Seel Type: Water Evolution: Dewgong - L34 Location: Seafoam Islands Height: 3' 7'' Weight: 198 lbs. Abilities: Head Butt: - Growl: L30 Aurora Beam: L35 Rest: L40 Take Down: L45 Ice Beam: L50 Pokedex: The protruding horn on its head is very hard. It is used for bashing through thick ice.
#87 - Dewgong Type: Water/Ice Evolution: - Location: Seamfoam Islands Height: 5' 7'' Weight: 265 lbs. Abilities: Head Butt: - Growl: - Aurora Beam: L35 Rest: L44 Take Down: L50 Ice Beam: L56 Pokedex: Stores thermal energy in its body. Swims at a steady 8 knots even in intensely cold waters.
#88 - Grimer Type: Poison Evolution: Muk - L38 Location: Pokemon Mansion (Cinnabar Island) Height: 2' 11'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Pound: - Disable: - Poison Gas: L30 Minimize: L33 Sludge: L37 Harden: L42 Screech: L48 Acid Armor: L55 Pokedex: Appears in filthy areas. Thrives by sucking up polluted sludge that is pumped out of factories.
#89 - Muk: Poison Evolution: - Location: Pokemon Mansion (Cinnabar Island), Unknown Dungeon Height: 3' 11'' Weight: 66 lbs. Abilities: Pound: - Disable: - Poison Gas: - Minimize: - Sludge: - Harden: L45 Screech: L53 Acid Armor: L60 Pokedex: Thickly covered with a filthy, vile sludge. It is so toxic, even its footprints contain poison.
#90 - Shellder Type: Water Evolution: Cloyster - Water Stone Location: Seafoam Islands Height: 1' 0'' Weight: 9 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Withdraw: - Supersonic: L18 Clamp: L23 Aurora Beam: L30 Leer: L39 Ice Beam: L50 Pokedex: Its hard shell repels any kind of attack. It is vulnerable only when its shell is open.
#91 - Cloyster Type: Water/Ice Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 292 lbs. Abilities: Withdraw: - Supersonic: - Clamp: -Beam: - Spike Cannon: L50 Pokedex: When attacked, it lauches its horn in quick volleys. Its innards have never been seen.
#92 - Gastly Type: Ghost/Poison Evolution: Haunter - L25 Location: Pokemon Tower (Lavender Town) Height: 4' 3'' Weight: 0.2 lbs. Abilities: Lick: - Confuse Ray: - Night Shade: - Hypnosis: L27 Dream Eater: L35 Pokedex: Almost invisible, this gaseous Pokemon cloaks the target and puts it to sleep without notice.
#93 - Haunter Type: Ghost/Poison Evolution: Gengar - Trade Haunter Location: Pokemon Tower (Lavender Town) Height: 5' 3'' Weight: 0.2 lbs. Abilities: Lick: - Confuse Ray: - Night Shade: - Hypnosis: L29 Dream Eater: L38 Pokedex: Because of its ability to slip through block walls, it is said to be from another dimension.
#94 - Gengar Type: Ghost/Poison Evolution: - Location: - Height: 4' 11'' Weight: 89 lbs. Abilties: Lick: - Confuse Ray: - Night Shade: - Hypnosis: L29 Dream Eater: L38 Pokedex: Under a full moon, this Pokemon likes to mimic the shadows of people and laught at their fright.
#95 - Onix Type: Rock/Ground Evolution: - Location: Rock Tunnel, Victory Road Height: 28' 10'' Weight: 463 lbs. Abilities: Tackle: - Screech: - Bind: L15 Rock Throw: L19 Rage: L25 Slam: L33 Harden: L43 Pokedex: As it grows, the stone portions of its body harden to become similar to a diamond, but colored black.
