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BEST IF VIEWED IN COURIER NEW 10 POINT FONT ON A WORD PROCESSOR ======================================================================== TABLE OF CONTENTS ======================================================================== 1. INTRODUCTION 2. UPDATES 3. STORY 4. BOY OR GIRL? 5. CHOOSING THE TIME 6. WALKTHROUGH 6.1 JOHTO 6.2 KANTO 6.3 OPTIONAL AREAS 6.4 QUICK AND EASY JOHTO 6.5 QUICK AND EASY KANTO 6.6 QUICK AND EASY OPTIONAL AREAS 7. POKEDEX (VERY INCOMPLETE) 8. MOVES 8.1 TMS 8.2 HMS 9. BREED 10. SHINING POKEMON 11. BATTLE TOWER 12. TRADES 13. MYSTERY GIFT 14. ITEMS 15. SPECIAL MOVES 15.1 ONE TIME ONLY MOVES 15.2 POKEMON STADIUM 15.3 POKEMON CENTER NEW YORK 16. SPECIAL POKEMON 16.1 SUDOWOODO 16.2 SHINING GYARADOS 16.3 SUICUNE 16.4 RAIKOU AND ENTEI 16.5 HO-OH 16.6 SNORLAX 16.7 LUGIA 16.8 LAPRAS 16.9 MEW AND CELEBI 17. TEAM CREATION 17.1 MOVESETS FOR YOUR TEAM 18. CHANGES FROM GOLD/SILVER 19. COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS 19.1 RED AND BLUE 19.2 YELLOW 19.3 GOLD AND SILVER 19.4 POCKET PIKACHU 2 GS 19.5 POKEMON MINI 20. CONCLUSION/CREDITS/CONTACT ======================================================================== 1. CVXFREAK's INTRODUCTION ======================================================================== Ever since Pokemon Red and Blue hit in 1998, I've been playing the series occasionally. In 1999, Pokemon Yellow hit. I played that, too. But I wasn't really INTO the series all that much. I'm more into Silent Hill, Resident Evil and Final Fantasy. But I still like playing the Pokemon games. They're fun on my new GameBoy Advance. Pokemon Red, Yellow and Blue takes place 3 years before Crystal, Gold and Silver's times. Red, Yellow and Blue focus on Ash Ketchum and Gary Oak as they compete to complete their Pokemon journey. 3 years later, Chris and Kris try to compete for the Pokemon Kanto- Johto Championships. They need to raise Pokemon in order to win the championship, much Gary and Ash before them. Will they win? That's pretty much up to you. This guide will cover almost all the aspects of Pokemon Crystal. This is my first for Pokemon, so be fair! Good luck! ======================================================================== 2. UPDATES ======================================================================== =============== September 4,2002 =============== Version 4.0 I am having confusion, I wrote an update 3.0 but I think it was accidentally overwritten. =============== August 18, 2002 =============== Version 2.01 UPDATE: Changed CVXFREAK's e-mail. ================== July, 18, 2002 ================== Version 3.0 UPDATE: Johto and Optional areas walkthrough are semi-complete. All gym leader and elite four member teams complete, many with movesets. ================== July, 14, 2002 ================== Version 2.0 UPDATE: Major revisions, section order and almost every area has been updated. SECTIONS 1-5 ONLY ONES NOT UPDATED, POKEDEX IS NOT YET COMPLETED AND THE WALKTHROUGH WILL BE CHANGED. ================== September 29, 2001 ================== UPDATE: Cleaned a few sections up. Added my Review. ============== August 4, 2001 ============== UPDATE: Started FAQ. Will finish within 3 days. ======================================================================== 3. STORY ======================================================================== NOTE: This is from the instruction booklet. In this world live creatures called Pokemon. Humans and Pokemon have lived, worked and played together in harmony for ages. Nevertheless, there are still numerous mysteries surrounding them. In order to find out more about these strange and marvelous creatures, many scientists- such as Professor Elm of New Bark Town- have dedicated their lives to Pokemon research. One day, Professor Elm invites you to the lab. When you arrive, he says, "There are many things I don't quite understand quite yet, so I'd like you to raise one of these Pokemon which I recently caught." Since you're a curious person, you agree to help. Suddenly, Professor Elm receives an e-mail from his friend, Mr. Pokemon, asking him to come and his latest discovery. Professor Elm is far too busy to leave his lab, though. So after you choose your Pokemon, he asks you to go see what Mr. Pokemon has discovered. Just then, you notice that someone is lurking in the shadows outside, watching through the window. It appears to be a boy about your age, so you decide to go outside and talk to him. But when you approach the boy, he pushes you backward, saying, "What are you looking at?" Who is this strange boy, and what has Mr. Pokemon discovered? You can set the game's built-in clock to match the time in the real world. For example, if you play the game at night, it will also be night in the game, and you may be able to find some Pokemon that only come out at that time. There are also things in the game, such as "Tuesday Events"- you can participate in the event only if you play on the specified day. If you are playing Pokemon Crystal in the United States, Daylight Savings Time (DST) may be in effect. For most of the US, DST begins at 2:00 a.m. on the first Sunday of April and lasts until 2:00 a.m. on the last Sunday in October. There are some areas in the United States that do not observe DST. Please check your local regulations when entering time in Pokemon Crystal. When DST changes in real life, you should go to your house and talk to your Mom in the game to go change the clock setting. ======================================================================== 4. BOY OR GIRL ======================================================================== So are you are girl or boy? It doesn't matter. If you choose either character the events are basically the same. I chose the girl, though I'm a boy, because I already chose the boy in Gold and Silver. Girl: I named her Jill, after Resident Evil and Resident Evil 3: Last Escape's Jill Valentine. She is basically the same as the boy, but in a different gender. Boy: I leave him as Chris, named after Chris Redfield from Resident Evil and Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X. Once again, he's basically the as the girl. There's no difference. Rival: I named him Wesker after Wesker from RE. He's evil like Wesker, so I see the connection:) The Pokegear will be in Gold and Silver style if you choose to be the boy. Some slight appearance changes will occur depending on the gender that you choose. It will have a baby blue color to it with a different appearance for girls. When you use surf your character morphs into a Lapras Sprite. Lapras Sprites are Red for the boy but Blue for the girl. ======================================================================== 5. CHOOSING THE TIME ======================================================================== Well, try to pick the EXACT time in real life because the time changes Pokemon availability. Some Pokemon are nocturnal, so only come at night. If it's 10:00 a.m. in real life, try choosing that time. You don't have to, but it helps so you don't get confused. Try choosing the correct day, too. The Day Siblings come on certain days, so you want the actual day to remember when to go. If it is Daylight Savings Time, talk to the character's Mom to change the time. Some places, like Indiana, don't observe Daylight Savings Time, so you should simply ignore it completely. ======================================================================== 6. WALKTHROUGH ======================================================================== The Walkthrough is in 2 sections. One is the main section which goes in-depth and offers movesets and store lists, the other is the older section which was written by CVXFreak, that is written as the Quick and Easy section because it contains mostly only the mandatory areas. ======================================================================== 6.1 JOHTO ======================================================================== ***New Bark Town*** You begin in your room when you wake up and find out the time, when you walk down your mother programs the day and gives you your Pokegear. The only place of interest is Elm's lab Inside of Elm's lab Professor Elm wants you to get something for him, it is a starter! You have a choice... You can choose either Cyndaquil, Chikorita or Totodile. Listed is also strategies against select Gym Leaders to reduce there difficulty. CYNDAQUIL If you desire to speed through the game a Cyndaquil is your best bet. Cyndaquil offers advantages in the Johto region against many Gym leaders. Bugsy: Use your most advanced fire attack to burn her away. Jasmine: Use fire attacks for the Magnemites Pryce: Use Fire attacks to get STAB and neutral damage (all Pokemon have a type that cancels out fires effectiveness). CHIKORITA If you desire a slow pace and a good challenge Chikorita is your Pokemon. Chuck: Your best bet is to use Chikorita against Poliwrath. TOTODILE Totodile offers a well rounded experience against the opponents. He has the best TM variety and is not weak to any Gym Leader. Falkner: If you can have a friend give him an Ice attack early on:) Morty: Teach him Bite and there will be no problems whatsoever. Jasmine: He can handle Steelix Early alternatives to Pokemon Cyndaquil-Magby from Odd egg or Growlithe from route 36 Chikorita-Belsprout from route 31 Totodile--Poliwag from route 31 (rare at night) You should leave now to go meet Mr. Pokemon Wild Pokemon Old-Magikarp, Tentacool Good-Chinchou, Magikarp, Shellder, Tentacool Super-Chinchou, Lanturn, Shellder, Tentacruel ***Route 29*** No trainer battles here There is access to Route 46 (explained later where Phanpy are) Tuscany of Tuesday is here to give you Pink Bow on Tuesday Wild Morning and Day-Hoppip, Sentret, Pidgey, Rattata Night-Hoothoot. Rattata ***Cherrygrove City*** Talk to the old man and accept his tour (afterward you get a map card for completing his tour which allows you to view the map) There is a man in the water who has a Mystic Water which he will givbe you when you can use it The Shop sells (see item list for price) Potion Antidote Paralyz Heal Awakening Pokeball The shop doesn't sell things until you receive Pokeballs from Elm's assistant Surf-Tentacool, Tentacruel Old-Krabby, Magikarp Good-Corsola/Staryu, Krabby Super-Corsola/Staryu, Kingler, Krabby At night Staryu appear, while Corsola at all other times. ***Route 30*** You can receive a berry from the man in the hut here Wild Morning-Caterpie, Hoppip, Ledyba, Pidgey, Weedle Day-Caterpie, Hoppip, Pidgey, Weedle Night-Hoothoot, Poliwag, Spinarak, Zaubat Water-Poliwag, Poliwhirl All rods-Magikarp, Poliwag ***Route 31*** You can Dark Cave from here but its all dark Mr. Pokemon's house is here, he will give you the Mystery Egg, Proffessor Oak gives you a Pokedex. You receive a phone call from Elm, a robber has just invaded his house. When you arrive in cherrygrove you can fight your rival with his Starter (the one stronga against yours) at level 5. Elm will take the Egg after you name your rival to the cop. Afterward you can also catch pokemon. Wild Morning/Day-Caterpie,Bellsprout, Hoppip, Ledyba (only in morning), Pidgey and Weedle Night-Bellsprout, Gastly, Hoothoot, Poliwag, Spinarak, Zunat Water-Poliwag, Poliwhirl All rods-Magikarp, Poliwag ***Violet City*** This is where the first gym leaders is. Store Sells Pokeball Potion Escape Rope Antidote Parlyz Heal Awakening X Defend X Attack X Speed Flower Mail You can trade a Bellsprout for an Onix. All Rods-Magikarp, Poliwag Surf-Poliwag, Poliwhirl Sprout Tower is to the north and recommended for you to get Surf ***Sprout Tower*** Be ready for lots of Bellsprout here, it is a very linear area and needs little explanation. At the top is the sage, and your rival, your rival won't battle you. Wild-Rattata, Gastly (nights only) ***Falkner*** Falkner is the Leader of the Violet city gym, he has 2 apprentices. Falkner Pidgey lv.7 -Tackle -Mud-Slap Pidgeotto lv.9 -Tackle -Mud-Slap -Gust Falkner gives the Zephyr Badge and TM 31 (Mud-slap) ***Route 32*** A person here gives you the Miracle Seed to raise Grass type damage The man behind the bush gives you Roar (useful in some situations later in the game) There are lots of Trainers here all ready to battle Wild Morning/Day-Bellsprout, Ekans, Hoppip, Pidgey, Rattata Night-Bellsprout, Gastly, Hoothoot Surf-Tentacool, Tentacruel, Quagsire Old-Magikarp, Tentacool (Qwilfish, in-season) Good-Magikarp, Tentacool (Qwilfish, in-season) Super-Magikarp, Tantacool, Qwilfish ***Union Cave*** COMING SOON ***BUGSY*** Metapod lv.14 Tackle String Shot Harden Kakuna lv.14 Posion Sting String Shot Harden Scyther lv. 16 Quick Attack Leer Fury Cutter ***WHITNEY*** Clefairy lv.18 Doubleslap Mimic Encore Metrenome Miltank lv.20 Rollout Attract Stomp Milk Drink ***MORTY*** Gastly lv.21 Lick Spite Mean Look Curse Haunter lv.21 Hypnosis Mimic Curse Night Shade Gengar lv.25 Hypnosis Shadowball Mean Look Dream Eater Haunter lv.23 Spite Mean Look Mimic Night Shade ***CHUCK*** Primeape lv.27 Leer Rage Karate Chop Fury Swipes Poliwrath lv.30 Hypnosis Mind Reader Surf Dynamic Punch ***JASMINE*** Magnemite lv.30 Thunderbolt Supersonic Sonic Boom Thunder Wave Magnemite lv.30 Thunderbolt Supersonic Sonic Boom Thunder Wave Steelix lv.35 Screech Sunny Day (Yes it has Sunny Day!) Rock Throw Iron Tail ***PRYCE*** Seel lv.27 Headbutt Icy Wind Aurora Beam Rest Dewgong lv.29 Headbutt Icy Wind Aurora Beam Rest Piloswine lv.31 Icy Wind Fury Attack Mist Blizzard ***CLARE*** Dragonair lv.37 Thunder Wave Surf Slam Dragonbreath Dragonair lv.37 Thunder Wave Thunderbolt Slam Dragonbreath Dragonair lv.37 Thunder Wave Ice Beam Slam Dragonbreath Kingdra lv.40 Smokescreen Surf Hyper Beam Dragonbreath ======================================================================== 6.2 KANTO ======================================================================== ***WILL*** Xatu lv.40 Quick Attack Future Sight Confuse Ray Psychic Jynx lv.41 Double-Slap Lovely kiss Ice Punch Psychic Exeggutor lv.41 Reflect Leech Seed Egg Bomb Psychic Slowbro lv.41 Curse Amnesia Body Slam Psychic Xatu lv.42 Quick Attack Future Sight Confuse Ray Psychic ***KOGA*** Ariados lv.40 Double Team Spider Web Baton Pass Giga Drain Venomoth lv.41 Supersonic Gust Psychic Toxic Forretress lv.41 Protect Swift Explosion Spikes Muk lv.42 Minimize Acid Armor Sludgebomb Toxic Crobat lv.44 Double Team Quick Attack Wing Attack Toxic ***BRUNO*** Hitmontop lv.42 Pursuit Quick Attack Dig Foresight Hitmonlee lv.42 Swagger Double Kick Hi Jump Kick Mach punch Hitmonchan lv.42 Thudnerpunch Ice Punch Fire Punch Mach Punch Onix lv.43 Bind Earthquake Sandstorm Rock Slide Machamp lv.46 Rock Slide Foresight Vital Throw Cross Chop ***KAREN*** Umbreon lv.42 Sand-Attack Confuse Ray Faint Attack Mean Look Vileplume lv.42 Stun Spore Acid Moonlight Petal Dance Gengar lv.45 Lick Spite Curse Destiny Bond Murkrow lv.44 Quick Attack Whirlwind Pursuit Faint Attack Houndoom lv.47 Roar Pursuit Flamethrower Crunch ***LANCE*** Gyarados lv.44 Flail Rain Dance Surf Hyper Beam Dragonite lv.47 Quick Attack Twister Thunder Hyper Beam Dragonite lv.47 Quick Attack Twister Blizzard Hyper Beam Aerodactyl lv.46 Wing Attack Ancient Power Rock Slide (THE INFAMOUS GAMESHARKED POKEMON) Hyper Beam Charizard lv.46 Flamethrower Wing Attack Slash Hyper Beam Dragonite lv.50 Fireblast Safegaurd Outrage Hyper Beam ***LT.SURGE*** Raichu lv.44 Electrode lv.40 Magneton lv.40 Electrode lv.40 Electabuzz lv.46 ***Sabrina*** Espeon lv.46 Mr. Mime lv.46 Alakazam lv.48 ***Misty*** Golduck lv.42 Quagsire lv.42 Lapras lv.44 Starmie lv.47 ***Erika*** Tangela lv.42 Jumpluff lv.41 Victreebel lv.46 Bellossom lv.46 ***Janine*** Crobat lv.36 Weezing lv.36 Weezing lv.36 Ariados lv.33 Venonat lv.39 ***Brock*** Graveler lv.41 Rhyhorn lv.41 Omastar lv.42 Onix lv.44 Kabutops lv.42 ***Blaine*** Magcargo lv.45 Magmar lv.45 Rapidash lv.50 ***Blue*** Pidgeot lv.56 Alakazam lv.54 Rhydon lv.56 Gyarados lv.58 Exeggutor lv.58 Arcanine lv.58 ======================================================================== 6.3 OPTIONAL AREAS ======================================================================== ***Ruins of Alph(abet)and More of Union Cave*** There are four puzzles to complete. To get to them the lower levels of Union Cave must reached. One puzzle has a grass area with wild Natu and Smeargle. Smeargle are active in daylight but beneficial for some breeding moves. ---Puzzle 1 Kabuto picture Quiz-Escape Solution-Use an escape rope and come back ---Puzzle 2 Aerodactyl picture Quiz-Light Solution-Use Flash in the area ---Puzzle 3 Omanyte picture Quiz-Water Solution-Go to use on Mystic Water ---Puzzle 4 Ho-oh picture Quiz-Ho-oh Solution-Place Ho-oh in the lead of your party Union Cave The area with a ladder leads to the Ruins of Alp If you surf on the pool of water to lower left you find an entrance to a new area. You can navigate to Lapras (who apears every Friday) But there are some trainers waiting to battle you. Some good items too. In Lapras's area there are new wild Pokemon All times-Geodude, Golbat, Onix, Quagsire(nights only), Raticate, Zubat Surf-Tentacool, Tentacruel, Quagsire Old-Krabby and Magikarp Good-Corsola(light), Staryu (nights), Krabby and Magikarp Super-Corsola (light, Staryu (nights), Krabby, Kingler ***National Park*** You can skip this place but there are some good stuff. Trainers are here waiting to battle Normal Wild Morning-Caterpie, Ledyba, Nidoran (Both), Pidgey, Weedle Day-Caterpir, Nidoran (Both), Pidgey, Weedle, Sunkern Nights-Hoothoot, Psyduck, Spinarak, Venonat ***Bug Catching Contest*** Tuesday,Thursday and Saturdays only Try to catch the best bug you can 1st Prize: Sun Stone 2nd: Everstone 3rd: Gold Berry Consolation: Berry Beedrill Butterfree Caterpie Kakuna Metapod Paras Pinsir Scyther Venonat Weedle To win catching a level 14 Scyther is best, Pinsir next. You can still lose since you may deal damage to it and there best without damage. ***Trainer House*** Located in Viridian City (Kanto) this is where the "best" gather. The "best" consists of whoever you Mystery Gifted against last otherwise you fight Cal the default trainer. Cal Meganium --Light Screen --Poison Powder --Body Slam --Synthesis Feraligatr --Bite --Screech --Slash --Scary Face Typhlosion --Ember --Flame Wheel --Quick Attack --Swift If you use Pokemon Stadium 2 you can battle Carrie's Team with these Pokemon all are level 50. Carrie (team a) Typhlosion --Smokescreen --Flame Wheel --Leer --Swift Kingler --Vicegrip --Guillotine --Harden --Crabhammer Electrode --Thunder --Rollout --Light Screen --Swift Scizor --Agility --Metal Claw --Slash --Focus Energy Ledian --Ice Punch --Safeguard --Swift --Dig Porygon2 --Sharpen --Tri Attack --Conversion2 --Psybeam Carrie (team b) Meganium --Body Slam --Reflect --Razor Leaf --Poisonpowder Xatu --Night Shade --Confuse Ray --Fly --Future Sight Stantler --Hypnosis --Take Down --Sand-Attack --Dream eater Marowak --Growl --Bonemerang --Thrash --focus energy Scyther --Double Team --Wing Attack --Slash --Pursuit Politoed --Hydro Pump --Hypnosis --Doubleslap --Perish Song Carrie (team c) Feraligatr --Screech --Slash --Bite --Water Gun Gligar --Sand-Attack --Slash --Faint Attack --Guillotine Crobat --Confuse Ray --Screech --Wing Attack --Bite Tangela --Stun Spore --Slam --Growth --Mega Drain Nidoqueen --Double Kick --Body Slam --Tail Whip --Bite Heracross --Horn Attack --Counter --Endure --Reversal For a well done team neither of those 2 should be any difficulty ***Rival*** Your rival after Mt. Moon will be in one of 2 areas. 1) Tuesday and Thursday he can be found thinking of what to do in the Dragon's Den. 2) Monday and Wednesday he will wish to fight you inside of Indigo Plateu before the Elite Four. This is his team Sneasel lv.45 --Quick Attack --Screech --Faint Attack --Fury Cutter Alakazam lv.46 --Recover --Future Sight --Psychic --Reflect Gengar lv.46 --Mean Look --Curse --Shadow Ball --Confuse Ray Magneton lv.45 --Thunder --Sonic Boom --Thunder Wave --Swift Crobat lv.48 --Toxic --Bite --Confuse Ray --Wing Attack Starter (I don't have Typhlosion and Feraligatr movesets yet) Meganium lv.50 --Giga Drain --Body Slam --Light Screen --Safegaurd ======================================================================== 6.4 QUICK AND EASY JOTHO ======================================================================== Here is the quick and easy walkthrough for the Johto Region. For the Kanto Region, look in the next section. Each city has a paragraph or 2 and if the city has a gym, they'll have a special gym paragraph. This is a step by step walkthrough. So if you have to backtrack to certain cities, there will be a new paragraph after the previous task. Good luck! ***There may be some major errors*** ***NEW BARK TOWN*** 1. After choosing your character and setting up the time, head Professor Elm's Lab outside, in the largest building in town. 2. Inside, talk to him and choose your Pokemon. CHOICE!!! You can choose either Cyndaquil, Chikorita or Totodile. Listed is also strategies against select Gym Leaders to reduce there difficulty. CYNDAQUIL If you desire to speed through the game a Cyndaquil is your best bet. Cyndaquil offers advantages in the Johto region against many Gym leaders. Bugsy: Use your most advanced fire attack to burn her away. Jasmine: Use fire attacks for the Magnemites Pryce: Use Fire attacks to get STAB and neutral damage (all Pokemon have a type that cancels out fires effectiveness. CHIKORITA If you desire a slow pace and a good challenge Chikorita is your Pokemon. Chuck: Your best bet is to use Chikorita against Poliwrath. TOTODILE Totodile offers a well rounded experience against the opponents. He has the best TM variety and is not weak to any Gym Leader. Falkner: If you can have a friend give him an Ice attack early on:) Morty: Teach him Bite and there will be no problems whatsoever. Jasmine: He can handle Steelix Early alternatives to Pokemon Cyndaquil-Magby from Odd egg or Growlithe from route 36 Chikorita-Belsprout from route 31 Totodile--Poliwag from route 31 (rare at night) END CHOICE!!! 3. After choosing your Pokemon, Elm tells you to go see Mr. Pokemon, who lives just north of the next town. Time to go! 4. Get a Potion from Elm's Assistant. 5. Outside, exit the town through the west. A. If you wish to talk to your rival to be he is outside of the lab and will give you a punch after you talk to him. ***ROUTE 29*** 1. Keep heading west, through the ledges. You'll fight some Hoothoot and Rattata, but any of the starters can handle them. 2. You'll see a building halfway, which leads to Route 46 and Route 45, which connect New Bark Town and Cherrygrove City to Blackthorn City, home of the 8th Johto Gym. Unfortunately, you can't get very far, so keep traveling west on Route 29. 3. You'll eventually reach Cherrygrove City. ***CHERRYGROVE CITY*** 1. Talk to the guy near the entrance to get a map. 2. Rest your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center. 3. Go to the Mart and buy some Potion and Antidote. 4. Exit the town north, on Route 30. ***ROUTE 30*** 1. Go north, and take the branch that goes right. 2. Raise your Pokemon to Level 7. 3. Go to Mr. Pokemon's House. 4. Inside, talk to him and get his Pokemon Egg. 5. Get the Pokedex from Professor Oak. 6. After resting, exit. 7. When you exit, Elm will call you. 8. Go south back to Cherrygrove. ***CHERRYGROVE CITY*** 1. Rest your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center. 2. Attempt to exit onto Route 29. 3. You'll have to battle your Rival. ***RIVAL 1*** ??? POKEMON: CYNDAQUIL (YOU CHOSE CHIKORITA) LEVEL 5 TOTODILE (YOU CHOSE CYNDAQUIL) LEVEL 5 CHIKORITA (YOU CHOSE TOTODILE) LEVEL 5. This battle is easy. Just use your starters' basic attack and he'll lose. His Pokemon has a sheer advantage against yours, but luckily his Pokemon doesn't know a special attack. ***RIVAL 1*** 4. After he loses, head through Route 29 to New Bark Town. ***NEW BARK TOWN*** 1. Go to Elm's Lab. 2. Name your Rival anyway you want. I named him Wesker. 3. Afterwards, get 5 Pokeballs from his assistant. 4. Go back to Route 30, north of Cherrygrove City. ***ROUTE 30*** 1. Take the left fork this time. 2. Capture one bird Pokemon. 3. Raise that bird Pokemon to level 7. 4. Battle any trainers. 5. Cross into Route 31. ***ROUTE 31*** 1. Battle any trainers. 2. Capture a Bug Pokemon and raise it to level 8. 3. Go inside the Dark Cave. 4. Inside, Capture a Geodude. Exit the cave. Be cautious because it is dark. 5. Outside, raise Geodude to level 11, where he learns Rock Throw. 6. Cross into Violet City. ***VIOLET CITY*** 1. Recharge your Pokemon. 2. Now go to the gym. 3. Inside, use Geodude's Rock Throw against all the pre-leader trainers. 4. Now challenge Gym Leader Falkner to a match. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 1*** FALKNER BADGE: ZEPHYR TM: 31 MUD-SLAP POKEMON: PIDGEY LEVEL 7 PIDGETOTTO LEVEL 9 Use Geodude's Rock Throw against him. It is VERY effective and will finish both Pokemon in about 2-3 hits. Totodile is also strong against his Pokemon, if he's at level 12. ***GYM LEADER 1*** 5. Travel to the Pokemon Center and get the Egg from his assistant. 6. Now travel to Sprout Tower. 7. Inside, use your Bird Pokemon against any trainers' Bellsprout. 8. Once you see Rival, talk to him and then challenge that leader of the tower. 9. Use your Bird Pokemon against his Bellsprout and your Geodude against his Hoothoot and then you'll win HM-05, Flash. 10. Exit the Tower with an Escape you found at the tower. 11. Travel to the Mart and gear up on Poke Balls and Potions. 12. Go down Route 32. ***ROUTE 32*** 1. Pass by the Ruins of Alph. If you want to explore it, refer to its section below. 2. Fight any trainers necessary to gain experience. Try to get all of your Pokemon to Level 15. 3. Try capturing an Ekans and raising it to Level 15. 4. You'll eventually reach a Pokemon Center, where you can heal and continue training. DAY SIBLING!!! If it's Friday, you'll see Frieda and she'll challenge you to a match. If you beat her, she'll give you a Poison Barb, which increase poison attacks. END DAY SIBLING!!! 5. Travel into Union Cave. ***UNION CAVE*** 1. Challenge any opponents you see. 2. You won't be able to get around some places, but try to find the exit. 3. There's only one room to explore, so you'll get out fairly quickly. LAPRAS!!! If it's Friday and you have Surf, Surf from the waters through several room until you reach Lapras swimming lonely in water. You can capture one every Friday. If you didn't choose Totodile, he'll be a must-have Pokemon. Lapras is level 20. END LAPRAS!!! 4. Exit outside to Route 33. ***ROUTE 33*** 1. Challenge the lone trainer. Beat him and get his phone number. 2. Grab the PSN Cure Berry in the plant. 3. Travel west into Azalea Town. ***AZALEA TOWN*** 1. Rest up at the Pokemon Center. 2. In the house above the Pokemon Center, talk to Kurt and he will go to Slowpoke Well to take out Team Rocket. 3. Follow him to the well at the eastern entrance to the city and go into the well. 4. Beat all the Rocket members to gain experience. 5. Save the Slowpoke by talking to them after beating all the Rockets. 6. Now go to the gym. 7. Challenge all the pre-leaders using your bird Pokemon or Cyndaquil. 8. Challenge Bugsy. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 2*** BUGSY BADGE: HIVE BADGE TM: 49 FURY CUTTER POKEMON: METAPOD LEVEL 14 KAKUNA LEVEL 14 SCYTHER LEVEL 16 Use Cyndaquil or your flier. Kakuna and Metapod will be eliminated easily (try using a lower level Pokemon). When Scyther arrives, you have to hit it fast and powerful. Once all 3 are out, you win the Hive Badge! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 2*** 9. Recharge at the Pokemon Center. 10. Get an Apricorn from the bush behind Kurt's house. 11. Talk to Kurt at his house and he'll make a Special Poke Ball. 12. Attempt to exit to the west. 13. Rival will challenge you. ***RIVAL 2*** ??? POKEMON: STARTER POKEMON LEVEL 16 GASTLY LEVEL 12 ZUBAT LEVEL 12 Try using Geodude against Zubat. Use your starter against his starter, since your starter should be at level 20 by now. Try using Geodude again against his Gastly. As always, Rock Throw helps! ***RIVAL 2*** 14. Revive any Pokemon. 15. Now exit into Ilex Forest west of Azalea. ***ILEX FOREST*** 1. Follow the path until you reach a running Farfetch'd. 2. Chase it and try to catch it. 3. Return it to the first person you saw in the Forest. 4. He'll give you HM-01 CUT. 5. Teach Cut to either your bird or Totodile or Chikorita. 6. Use the Cut technique against the Y shaped branches. 7. Exit to Route 34. ***ROUTE 34*** 1. Battle any trainers. 2. Raise all your Pokemon's levels to 23+. 3. Go back to Azalea Town if they need to be healed. 4. Go into the Daycare. 5. Get the Old Egg and wait for it to hatch. 6. Go into Goldenrod City. ***GOLDENROD CITY*** 1. Find the Bike Shop in the eastern section of town. 2. Inside, talk to the owner to get the Bike. 3. Go to the Item Section and program the Bike to run by pressing the Select Button. 4. Go to the Radio Tower and get the Blue Card and Radio Card! 5. Go into the gym. 6. Battle and pre-leaders. 7. Challenge Whitney, the leader. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 3*** WHITNEY BADGE: PLAIN TM: 45 ATTRACT POKEMON: CLEFAIRY LEVEL 18 MILTANK LEVEL 20 Use Geodude and his Rock Throw. Clefairy is easy, while Miltank is hard. She is quick and powerful. Geodude might faint thanks to Miltank's Rollout attack. Keep your starter and bird handy as backup if Geodude kicks! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 3*** 8. Buy Great Balls at the mart. 9. Go to the house above the gym and get the Squirt Bottle. 10. Leave Goldenrod City through the north. 11. You're on Route 35 now. ***ROUTE 35*** 1. Beat any trainers necessary, making sure your Pokemon are on level 25+. 2. If you take the path going right near the last building, you'll end up at a moving tree. ***ROUTE 36*** 1. If you go through the building, you'll be in National Park(refer to its section below). 2. Use the Squirt Bottle on the tree. 3. You will challenge Sudowoodo. Try to catch him! 4. Talk to the guy to the right of where the tree was to get TM-08 ROCKSMASH. 5. Teach it to Geodude. 6. By now, the egg you got in Violet City will have hatched, so head east into Violet City and take the egg to Elm in New Bark Town. 7. After the side visits, head north of where the tree was to Route 37. ***ROUTE 37*** 1. Battle all the trainers. 2. Grab all the Apricorn. 3. Go north into Ecruteak City. DAY SIBLINGS!!! On Sunday, Sunny will be here. Talk to him for a Magnet item. On Thursday, Aurthur will be here for the Hard Stone. ***ECRUTEAK CITY*** 1. Rest your Pokemon up. 2. Go to the building left of the mart. 3. Inside, beat each Kimono Girls' Eevee evolution and get HM-03, Surf, from them. 4. Teach Surf to Totodile/Croconaw or any water type you have. 5. Go into Burned Tower on the top, left area of Ecruteak. 6. Battle Rival. ***RIVAL 3*** ??? POKEMON: STARTER POKEMON LEVEL 22 HAUNTER LEVEL 20 MAGNEMITE LEVEL 18 ZUBAT LEVEL 20 If he has Cyndaquil, use Geodude. Also use Geodude against Haunter and Zubat since they are weak against his Rock Smash. Magnemite is especially vulnerable to Rock. Beat him! ***RIVAL 3*** 7. After Rival leaves, go to the gym. Now follow this pattern while fighting each pre-leader. MORTY I I ----- I I ----I I ----- START 8. Challenge Morty to a match. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 4*** MORTY BADGE: FOG TM: 30 SHADOW BALL POKEMON: GASTLY LEVEL 21 HAUNTER LEVEL 21 GENGAR LEVEL 25 GASTLY LEVEL 23 Use Geodude's Rock Smash. It is very powerful and at 25+, it can KO Gastly and Haunter. When Gengar arrives, hit it fast and strong. Sometimes a spell will prevent you from switching Pokemon, so if Geodude is KO'd, use your starter as back up. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 4*** 9. Go back to Burned Tower. 10. With Rival gone, go down into the basement. 11. Use Rock Smash on some rocks that can break (inspect them). 12. Now go up to the 3 Legendary Dogs. 13. Raikou and Entei will run away, while Suicune will stay there. 14. Now we need the Clear Bell. We won't get that until we return to Goldenrod City, so we won't be back here for a while. NOTE: You can now run into Raikou and Entei randomly in the wild. Use Repel to get to them. 15. Head west to Route 38. ***ROUTE 38*** 1. Travel west and battle any trainers. 2. Go into the farm and feed the Miltank 10 Berries to get TM-13 SNORE. 3. Now go down to Route 39. ***ROUTE 39*** 1. Fight any and all trainers. 2. Give Lass your number. I once got a Thunder Stone from her, which was cool! 3. Go down to Olivine City. ***OLIVINE CITY*** 1. If you want to know about Battle Tower, refer to its section below. 2. Go to the gym and talk to rival. 3. Rest up. 4. Head into the Lighthouse on the southeast corner of town. 5. Climb it while battling all the trainers. 6. Raise your Pokemon to Level 29 and try to keep them there. 7. Talk to Jasmine, the leader. 8. She asks you to get her sick Pokemon medicine from the island to the west- Cianwood Island. 9. Exit the lighthouse. 10. Go to the house west of the Mart and get HM-04 STRENGTH from the man inside. 11. Go to the coast- Route 40. ***ROUTE 40*** 1. Using the Surf technique the Kimono Girls gave you at Ecruteak City, surf passed the Whirl Islands (In the Rare Pokemon section). 2. Battle any trainers. 3. Surf until you reach Route 41. ***ROUTE 41*** 1. Surf west. 2. Battle more trainers to get experience. 3. Surf into Cianwood Island. ***CIANWOOD ISLAND*** 1. Look north to find Eusine. 2. Battle him and beat him. 3. Go to the southern building and get the medicine Jasmine needs. 4. Go to the gym. 5. Beat any pre-leaders. 6. Now push the right boulder UP! 7. Push the left boulder UP. 8. Push the middle boulder RIGHT. 9. Battle Chuck. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 5*** CHUCK BADGE: STORM TM: 01 DYNAMIC PUNCH POKEMON: PRIMEAPE LEVEL 27 POLIWRATH LEVEL 30 Now Geodude/ Graveler is basically obsolete. Use any Psychic type you may have captured outside Goldenrod City and use it's psychic attack. Use any grass or electric types against Poliwrath. Beat him! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 5*** 10. Now we need to get back to Olivine. 11. Look for a woman outside the gym. 12. Get HM- 02 FLY from the women. 13. Now teach it to your bird. 14. Fly back to Olivine. ***OLIVINE CITY*** 1. Climb the lighthouse. 2. Give Jasmine her medicine. 3. Now go to the gym and fight her. 4. You may want to level up at Route 39 and be at level 40. 5. Battle Jasmine. ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 6*** JASMINE BADGE: MINERAL TM: 23 IRON TAIL POKEMON: MAGNEMITE LEVEL 30 STEELIX LEVEL 35 MAGNEMITE LEVEL 30 Use Geodude/ Graveler's Rock attacks. Against that mammoth Steelix, use fire attacks and water attacks. She's the hardest leader yet, so take caution. You will want to have your bird and others as back up if necessary. Beat them! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 6*** 6. Now we need to get to Mahogany Town. 7. Check the map- we need to backtrack to Ecruteak City and exit to the east from there. 8. Go north to Route 37 and 36 into Ecruteak. ***ECRUTEAK CITY*** 1. Rest up and buy any supplies. 2. Then exit the city to the east this time. ***ROUTE 42*** 1. Surf east. 2. You can enter Mt. Mortar if you want to catch Tyrogue. 3. Enter Mt. Mortar. 4. Look around, grabbing any items you come across. 5. It's hard to describe, but you'll find a man from Kanto's Saffron City. 6. He'll give you Tyrgoue, the baby form of Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan or Hitmontop. 7. Outside, Surf east to Mahogany Town. ***MAHOGANY TOWN*** 1. There's nothing to do here now, since we can't get to the gym. 2. We should head north on Route 43 toward Lake of Rage. ***ROUTE 43*** 1. Avoid the building smack-dab in the route. 2. Beat any trainers you run into for experience. 3. Go to Lake of Rage in the north. ***LAKE OF RAGE*** 1. Go Surf into the lake and then battle RED Gyarados. 2. Try to catch him since Shining are very rare. 3. He'll also be good in the next mission. 4. After beating or catching Gyarados, talk to Lance in front of the sign. 5. He tells you to go to Mahogany Town's mart. 6. Go there now. ***MAHOGANY TOWN MART*** 1. Inside, see Lance beating some guys up. 2. A ladder will be revealed. 3. We have to fight Team Rocket again! 4. Downstairs, pass the statues. 5. Rockets will attack, but they are easy to beat. 6. Try to avoid the striped tiled floor. 7. Shut off the PC to stop the alarms. 8. Head through the stairs going down. 9. Downstairs, Lance will recharge your Pokemon. 10. Passed him is a locked door you need a code for. 11. Beat the nearby Rockets. 12. Go down the next stairs. 13. You'll see Lance again. 14. Pass him and go up to the girl rocket. 15. Get the password from her. 16. Now find a rocket near a planter. 17. Beat him. 18. Get the password from him. 19. Now go to the ladder on the top right corner of the room. 20. Go left. 21. Travel down the stairs. 22. Head through the next set of stairs to find TM-46 THEIF. 23. Go back down and look at the locked door. 24. Administer the passwords. 25. Talk to the rocket and beat him. 26. Now talk to the bird. 27. Get the password. 28. Now go back to the other locked door you saw before. 29. Give the bird's password. 30. Now, with Lance, fight the Electrodes to shut the power off. 31. Now Lance will reward you with HM-06 WHIRLPOOL! 32. Whirlpool can help access the Whirl Islands between Cianwood and Olivine! But first we gotta beat the gym leader at Mahogany. 33. Go to the gym. 34. We have to slide to the leader. 35. OK. Go in front of the VERY left trainer. 36. Slide on the ice up, then go right until you stop. 37. Go down until you stop. 38. Then go left. 39. Now go up and right to Pryce, the leader. 40. Challenge him! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 7*** PRYCE BADGE: GLACIER TM: 16 ICY WIND POKEMON: SEEL LEVEL 27 DEWGONG LEVEL 29 PILOSWINE LEVEL 1 Compared to Jasmine and Chuck, the previous gym leaders, he's very pitiful. Use a Rock or electric type to seriously damage this trainer. After maybe 4 blows, each Pokemon faints! You win! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 7*** 41. After leaving the gym, Elm will call you. 42. We have to go back to Goldenrod City and beat Team Rocket again. 43. Fly to Goldenrod or backtrack through Ecruteak City to Goldenrod. ***GOLDENROD CITY RADIO TOWER*** 1. Go into the tower. 2. Go to the hiding girl on the second floor to get the Blue Card. 3. Fight Rocket members until you get to the top floor. 4. On the fifth floor of the tower, beat the fake manager. 5. He will give you the basement key for the underground tunnels. 6. Go outside and recharge. Go to the building that leads underground. 7. Go find a blue door in the tunnel and use the basement key. 8. Fight Rival. ***RIVAL 4*** ??? POKEMON: STARTER POKEMON LEVEL 32 GOLBAT LEVEL 30 MAGNEMITE LEVEL 28 HAUNTER LEVEL 30 SNEASAL LEVEL 32 Use your Rock against Golbat and Haunter. Use a fire Pokemon or Graveler against Magnemite. Against Sneasal, use Graveler again! Against his starter, use a Psychic for an overall advantage. Beat him! ***RIVAL 4*** 9. Through it, go down the stairs. 10. Down there, beat the rockets. 12. Now flip the right (--->) switch on the wall. 13. Then flip the middle. 14. Then flip the left. The path to the girl rocket will be revealed. 15. Beat her. 16. Go through the large blue doors. 17. Passed that, beat all the rockets and then talk to the real manager. 18. He will give you a shutter key. 19. Pick up the TM. Now ride the nearby elevator and you are in the Goldenrod Shop. 20. Go back to the Radio Tower's third floor. 21. Use the card key on the right shutters. 22. Go through the hidden stairs. 23. Beat more rockets. 24. Now go to the other part of the fifth floor and beat the final 2 rockets. 25. After beating everyone, the real manage will give you a Clear Bell, which might have something to do with Suicune, or so I hear. 26. Go to where Bill is (in a house) and get an Eevee from him! 27. Head back to Mahogany Town by flying. 28. Leave Mahogany through the east to Route 44. ***ROUTE 44*** 1. On this short route, pass through and battle all the trainers. 2. Enter the Ice Path. ***ICE PATH*** 1. Go up and right and down the ice. 2. Keep going until you reach a big ice field. 3. When you see the ice, go UP. 4. Then go LEFT. 5. Then go UP. 6. Then go LEFT. 7. Then go DOWN. 8. Then go LEFT. 9. Then go UP. 10. Then go left. 11. Then go DOWN. 12. Then go RIGHT. 13. Then go DOWN. 14. Then go RIGHT. 15. You are now near some stairs. 16. But passed that is another field of ice. 17. Go RIGHT. 18. Then go UP. 19. Then go LEFT. 20. Then go DOWN. 21. Then go RIGHT. 22. Collect the item, HM-07 WATERFALL! 23. Now go to the stairs. 24. Climb them. 25. Go down the next set of steps. 26. Now go down the ladder at the end. 27. Now we need to push boulders down each of the holes. 28. Push the nearest boulder down into the nearest hole. 29. Then push the second boulder you see down the second hole. 30. Then push the third boulder you see down into the third hole. 31. Now push the 4th boulder into the 4th holes you see. 32. Now go down the far ladder. 33. Go down one step from the ladder. 34. Then go right until you stop (that's why you needed to push the boulders down) 35. Then go down until you stop. 36. Go LEFT. 37. Go UP. 38. Then go RIGHT. 39. Collect the Full Heal. 40. Go down the ladder. 41. Collect the Never Melt Ice item. 42. Exit into Blackthorn City. ***BLACKTHORN CITY*** 1. Rest up and go directly to the gym. 2. Make sure your Pokemon are at level 45+. 3. You can train at Ice Path if necessary. 4. Inside the gym, battle all trainers on both floors. 5. On the second floor, push the VERY top boulder right. 6. Then push the other boulder down into the hole. 7. Go to the southern part of the room. 8. Push the right boulder down and the other boulder down into the hole. 9. Downstairs, you can now get to the gym leader, Clair. 10. Battle her! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 8*** CLAIR BADGE: RISING TM: 24 DRAGONBREATH POKEMON: DRAGONAIR LEVEL 37 DRAGONAIR LEVEL 37 KINGDRA LEVEL 40 DRAGONAIR LEVEL 37 You might want to train an Ice Pokemon just in case. If you have your starter, bird and rock Pokemon above 45, you'll do fine. Hit her Pokemon with Ice attacks. Or hit her with powerful attacks, like Slash and Rock Smash. Have your bird use Peck and she's toast! ***JOHTO GYM LEADER 8*** 11. After beating her, Claire will only give you the badge if you answer the master's questions. 12. Surf behind the gym to find a cave. 13. He'll ask you several questions. 14. As usual, answer with "Pokemon are not war" type questions and you get your badge! 15. With all 8 JOHTO badges on hand, it's time to go back home. 16. Fly to New Bark Town or descend south on Routes 45 and 46 (which lead to Cherrygrove City. ***NEW BARK TOWN*** 1. Talk to Elm. 2. He'll give you the Master Ball. 3. Save the Master Ball-there are plenty of hard-to catch Pok,mon yet to be seen. 4. You'll see the Ocean to the right of your house. 5. Use Surf and Surf right of New Bark into Kanto. ======================================================================== 6.5 QUICK AND EASY KANTO ======================================================================== Kanto is where Red, Blue and Yellow took place! Now we need to get to Indigo Plateau! ***ROAD TO INDIGO PLATEAU*** 1. Go right. 2. Go into Tohjo Falls. 3. Inside, teach a Pokemon Waterfall. 4. Use Waterfall and you can go up waterfalls. 5. Outside Tohjo Falls, you'll see the locations of the Day Sibling's houses! I missed a few! 6. Fight your way up, beating trainers along the way. 7. Make sure your Pokemon are at Level 55+. 8. Go through the building. 9. It's a remodeled version of the reception gate west of Viridian City from RBY. 10. Show the guy your badges and you can pass through. 11. It's Victory Road, but it's shorter. Go through and keep raising your Pokemon. 12. Challenge rival (below). 13. You'll eventually arrive at Indigo Plateau. ***INDIGO PLATEAU*** 1. Inside, rest your Pokemon and buy A LOT of healing items. ***RIVAL 5*** ??? POKEMON: STARTER POKEMON LEVEL 38 SNEASAL LEVEL 34 KADABRA LEVEL 35 HAUNTER LEVEL 35 GOLBAT LEVEL 36 MAGNETON LEVEL 34 You may want a very varied team. Use Graveler against Sneasal, Kadabra, Haunter, Magneton and Golbat. Use everyone against his starter! Voila! ***RIVAL 5*** 2. Now make a team with your starter, your rock, your bird, a psychic, a dark type and a normal type. 3. Now challenge the Elite 4. ***ELITE MEMBER 1*** WILL POKEMON: XATU LEVEL 40 XATU LEVEL 42 EXEGGUTOR LEVEL 41 SLOBRO LEVEL 41 JYNX LEVEL 41 He's a psychic guy, so you want Graveler/Golem. Use your bird as back up. He shouldn't be too hard. He's actually easier than Clair from Blackthorn City. ***ELITE MEMBER 1*** 3. Now challenge Koga, the former Fuschia City Gym Leader. ***ELITE MEMBER 2*** KOGA POKEMON: ARIADOS LEVEL 40 FORRETRESS LEVEL 43 MUK LEVEL 42 VENOMOTH LEVEL 41 CROBAT LEVEL 44 He's a bug and poison type, so you want a fire and psychic type. Graveler is also very powerful. Have your bird pokemon as backup if necessary. He's not much harder than Will. ***ELITE MEMBER 2*** 4. Now recharge and challenge Bruno, an original Elite 4 member. ***ELITE MEMBER 3*** BRUNO POKEMON: HITMONTOP LEVEL 42 HITMONLEE LEVEL 42 HITMONCHAN LEVEL 42 ONIX LEVEL 43 MACHAMP LEVEL 46 Against Hitmonchan, Lee and Top, use a psychic Pokemon. Against Onix, use a water type. Use Graveler against machamp and this match is won! ***ELITE MEMBER 3*** 5. Challenge Karen now. ***ELITE MEMBER 4*** KAREN POKEMON: UMBREON LEVEL 42 VILEPLUME LEVEL 42 GENGAR LEVEL 45 MURKROW LEVEL 44 HOUNDOOM LEVEL 47 Against Umbreon, use Graveler. Against Vileplume, use fire. Use Graveler against Gengar and Murkrow. Houndoom needs water and rock. She's pretty touch, so be careful! ***ELITE MEMBER 4*** 6. Now challenge Lance. ***ELITE CHAMPION*** LANCE POKEMON: GYARADOS LEVEL 44 DRAGONITE LEVEL 47 CHARIZARD LEVEL 46 DRAGONITE LEVEL 47 AERODACTYL LEVEL 46 DRAGONITE LEVEL 50 Use an Electric attack against all the opponents. It damages them moderately. Use ice and water attacks as backup and save Graveler if everyone else kicks the bucket. Congrats! You are now the Pokemon Johto League Champion! ***ELITE CHAMPION*** 7. After the credits, you are back in New Bark Town. ***NEW BARK TOWN*** 1. Talk to Elm to get an S.S. AQUA Ticket. 2. Fly to Olivine City. ***OLIVINE CITY*** 1. Go down the dock and board the ship. 2. Talk to everyone. 3. Battle some sailors until you get to the captain. 4. Get his daughter back to get the Metal Coat. 5. The ship will dock in Vermilion City! ***VERMILION CITY*** 1. Go to the gym by surfing. 2. Challenge all pre-leaders and Lt. Surge. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 3*** LT. SURGE BADGE: THUNDER He is the 3rd leader, but you happened to be in Vermilion first, so challenge him. All his Pokemon are thunder types, so use Graveler. His Rock Smash can easily beat Lt. Surge. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 1*** 3. Go north to Saffron City. ***SAFFRON CITY*** 1. Go to Sabrina's Gym. 2. Using the tile transports, always go to the tile on top or below you. 3. Challenge Sabrina. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 6*** SABRINA BADGE: MARSH Use a dark type or rock type to quickly wipe the official 6th gym leader out. She's wimpier than in RBY, so you won't have much trouble. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 6. 4. Go north to Cerulean City. ***CERULEAN CITY*** 1. Go into the gym and spy on the rocket. 2. Look in the center square pool for a part. 3. Travel east to the Power Plant. 4. You can get there by surfing on Route 9. ***POWER PLANT*** 1. There, give the part to the mechanics and then you'll receive TM-07 Zap Cannon. 2. Go back to Cerulean City. ***CERULEAN CITY*** 1. Travel north, passed many trainers. 2. You'll see Misty at the end with a man. 3. After talking to her, challenge her at the gym. 4. Go back to Cerulean Gym. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 2*** MISTY BADGE: CASCADE Use electric types against that wimp, Misty. She'll lose in about 10 total hits. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 2*** 5. Travel south to Saffron City. ***SAFFRON CITY*** 1. If you want to go back to Johto, go to Copycat's house. 2. Talk to her and you'll realize she lost her doll. 3. Go down to Vermilion City. ***VERMILION CITY*** 1. Go to the Pokemon Club. 2. Talk to everyone and get the doll. 3. Go up to Saffron City. ***SAFFRON CITY*** 1. Go to Copycat's House. 2. Give her the doll and she'll give you a Monorail Ticket! 3. Now we can travel back to Johto's Goldenrod City using Saffron's Train! 4. Head east to Lavender Town. ***LAVENDER TOWN*** 1. Go to Pokemon Tower. 2. It's now Kanto's Radio Tower. 3. Talk to everyone to get a Radio EXPN Card! 4. Now go back to Saffron City. ***SAFFRON CITY*** 1. Head west to Celadon City. ***CELADON CITY*** 1. Go to the gym. 2. Challenge everyone. 3. Challenge Erika. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 4*** ERIKA BADGE: RAINBOW Use any fire and psychic type. Erika isn't as powerful as RBY, so she'll be beaten within seconds! Beat her! ***KANTO GYM LEADER 4*** 4. Head east to Saffron City. ***SAFFRON CITY*** 1. Argh! I'm getting tired of going here! 2. Go south to Vermilion City. ***VERMILION CITY*** 1. Go to the Snorlax east of town. 2. Use your Radio on frequency to Poke Flute to wake Snorlax! 3. Try to catch Snorlax! 4. Take Diglett's Cave to Pewter City. ***PEWTER CITY*** 1. Go to the gym. 2. Beat all the pre-leaders. 3. Challenge Brock. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 1*** BROCK BADGE: BOULDER Use water and grass types. Those are VERY strong against Brock. Once you beat Brock, you get the Boulder Badge. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 1*** 4. Talk to a man near the entrance to get the Silver Wing. 5. Now we can catch Lugia in Whirl Islands in Johto! 6. Travel south to Viridian City. ***VIRIDIAN CITY*** 1. Travel south to Pallet Town. ***PALLET TOWN*** 1. Talk to Oak at his lab. 2. Surf south to Cinnabar Island. ***CINNABAR ISLAND*** 1. Talk to the guy on the island- it's Gary (known as Blue in GSC) Oak. 2. He'll fly back to Viridian City! 3. Ignore him and surf east to Seafoam Island. ***SEAFOAM ISLAND*** 1. Challenge Blaine. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 7*** BLAINE BADGE: VOLCANO Like Brock, use water types. Rock types like Golem are also very powerful. Blaine will lose after 5 total hits. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 7*** 2. Surf east of Seafoam to Fuchsia City. ***FUCHSIA CITY*** 1. Go to the gym. Beat everyone. 2. Challenge Janine, the new gym leader. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 5*** JANINE BADGE: SOUL Use psychic types or rock types against her. Her pokemon will lose after 8 total blows! ***KANTO GYM LEADER 5*** 3. Surf down to Seafoam and Cinnabar. ***CINNABAR ISLAND*** 1. Surf up to Pallet. ***PALLET TOWN*** 1. Travel to Viridian Gym. ***VIRIDIAN CITY*** 1. Go to the gym and challenge Gary (Blue). ***KANTO GYM LEADER 8*** GARY (BLUE) BADGE: EARTH Gary has a varied team, but a strong electric type can handle all of them. ***KANTO GYM LEADER 8*** 2. We have all 8 Kanto Badges! 3. Now we need to win the Kanto League! 4. Go down to Pallet. ***PALLET TOWN*** 1. Talk to Oak. 2. Then go up to Viridian City. ***VIRIDIAN CITY*** 1. Head west to Mt. Silver. ***MT. SILVER*** 1. Pass through the Johto League Entrance. 2. You'll end up on Mt. Silver, the location of the Kanto League Leader! 3. Find your way through the mountain- the path is linear. 4. Challenge the Kanto Gym Leader- Ash (Red)! ***THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE*** ASH (RED) BADGE: KANTO LEAGUE This is your ultimate test. A team of great variety is needed to beat him, see walkthrough for full details. Congrats! You beat the game! ======================================================================== 6.6 QUICK AND EASY OPTIONAL AREAS ======================================================================== ***WHIRL ISLANDS*** 1. Between Cianwood Island and Olivine City lies the Whirl Islands. 2. Surf there and bypass the whirlpools with the Whirlpool HM. 3. Inside, search around (VERY complex to explain). 4. You'll find Lugia if you got the Silver Wing from a man in Pewter City. 5. Try catching Lugia- he's pretty strong! He is one of the Pokemon who can beat Mewtwo! ***TIN TOWER part 1*** (This part opens up after you rid Team Rocket from Goldenrod) 1. Challenge the Trio of the Wise and beat them. 2. The Trio of the Wise will give you passage. 3. Save, now challenge the Suicune. A. The other dogs have escaped and may now be seen. ***TIN TOWER*** 1. To gain entrance, you must have captured Suicune, Raikou and Entei an oldman will give you the 2. Scale the tower. 3. Challenge Ho-oh. Make sure you save before the battle! ***MT. MORTAR*** 1. This is the mountain range between Ecruteak City and Mahogany Town. 2. Go inside and follow the fairly linear tunnels. 3. You'll run into a man who will give you Tyrogue, the pre-evolution of Hitmontop, Hitmonchan and Hitmonlee! ***ROUTE 45*** 1. This is the path south of Blackthorn City. 2. It has many trainers and Pokemon for experience. 3. It leads to Route 46. ***ROUTE 46*** 1. This is downhill. 2. You can gain experience and catch more Pokemon. 3. It leads to the route between New Bark Town and Cherrygrove City. ***RUINS OF ALPH*** 1. Enter from Violet City. 2. Go to where you enter through a cave and solve the puzzle. 3. It should be a Kabuto. Go down and capture as many DIFFERENT Unown as possible. 4. Talk to a scientist outside to upgrade your Pokedex to track the Unown you've caught. 5. Go back to the Kabuto puzzle and use an escape rope. 6. Go back inside the Kabuto Room and go to the new entrance. 7. Now go to Union Cave and surf elsewhere to find another entrance to Ruins of Alph. 8. Inside, use flash on another puzzle room and then another entrance will be revealed. 9. Go to another puzzle room through surfing away from the ruins. 10. Use the Water Stone in the room and then another entrance will be revealed. 11. Go to the final puzzle room with Ho-oh and then another passage will be revealed. ***MT. MOON*** 1. Here, you'll find your Rival. 2. Battle and beat him. 3. On Monday Night, go here to find Moon Stones. They are in the field by the store. ***ROCK TUNNEL*** 1. This is between Cerulean City and Lavender Town. 2. You need Flash. 3. You can train your Pokemon here. ***ROUTE 12*** 1. This leads to Route 13. 2. You can train here. ***ROUTE 13*** 1. This leads to Route 14. 2. You can train here. ***ROUTE 14*** 1. This leads to Route 15. 2. You can train here. ***ROUTE 15*** 1. Along with Route 12, 13, 1, this path connects Fuchsia City with Vermilion City and Lavender Town. 2. You can train here. ***ROUTE 16*** 1. This leads to Cycling Road aka Route 17. 2. You can ride the bike here. ***ROUTE 17*** 1. You can ride the Bike here. 2. It connects to Route 18. ***ROUTE 18*** 1. Along with Route 17 AND 16, this path connects Fuchsia City with Celadon City. ***VIRIDIAN FOREST*** 1. You can capture low level Pokemon and Pikachu here! 2. You can train here. ======================================================================== 7. POKEDEX ======================================================================== The Pokedex is currently in New Pokedex order, if you want it changed send an e-mail to faqmike@yahoo.com Natural Moves, then there is a space for breeding moves #152 Chikorita #153 Bayleef #154 Meganium Grass Tackle Growl Razor Leaf Reflect Poison Powder Synthesis Body Slam Light Screen Safeguard Solarbeam Ancientpower Flail Counter Leech Seed Vine Whip Swords Dance #155 Cyndaquil #156 Quilava #157 Typhlosion Fire Tackle Growl Smokescreen Ember Quick Attack Flame Wheel Swift Flamethrower Reversal Thrash Foresight Quick Attack Fury Swipes Submission #158 Totodile #159 Croconaw #160 Feraligatr Water Scratch Leer Rage Water Gun Bite Scary Face Slash Screech Hydro Pump Rock Slide Ancientpower Thrash Crunch Razor Wind Hydro Pump #16 Pidgey #17 Pidgeotto #18Pidgeot Normal/Flying Tackle Sand-Attack Gust Quick Attack Whirwind Wing Attack Agility Mirror Move Pursuit Faint Attack Foresight Steel Wing # 21 Spearow # 22 Fearow Normal/Flying Peck Growl Leer Fury Attack Pursuit Mirror Move Drill Peck Agility Scary Face Faint Attack Quick Attack Tri Attack False Swipe # 163 Hoothoot # 164 Noctowl Normal/Flying Tackle Growl Foresight Peck Hypnosis Reflect Take Down Confusion Dream Eater Wing Attack Whirlwind Mirror Move Faint Attack Supersonic Sky Attack # 19 Rattata # 20 Raticate Normal Tackle Tail Whip Quick Attack Hyper Fang Focus Energy Scary Face Pursuit Super Fang Reversal Bite Flame Wheel Fury Swipes Screech Counter # 161 Sentret # 162 Furret Normal Tackle Defense Curl Quick Attack Fury Swipes Slam Rest Amnesia Slash Focus Energy Double-Edge Reversal Pursuit # 172 Pichu # 25 Pikachu # 26 Raichu Electric Raichu lacks moves Thundershock (Pichu/Pikachu) Charm (Pichu) Growl (Pikachu) Tail Whip (Pichu/Pikachu) Thunder Wave (Pichu/Pikachu) Sweet Kiss (Pichu) Quick Attack (Pikachu) Double Team (Pikachu) Slam (Pikachu) Thunderbolt (Pikachu) Agility (Pikachu) Thunder (Pikachu) Light Screen (Pikachu) Present Reversal Bide Doubleslap Encore # 10 Caterpie # 11 Metapod Bug # 12 Butterfree Bug/Flying Tackle (Caterpie) String Shot (Caterpie) Harden (Metapod) Confusion (Butterfree) Poison Powder (Butterfree) Stun Spore (Butterfree) Sleep Powder (Butterfree) Supersonic (Butterfree) Whirlwind (Butterfree) Gust (Butterfree) Psybeam (Butterfree) Safeguard (Butterfree) # 13 Weedle # 14 Kakuna # 15 Beedrill Bug/Poison Poison Sting (Weedle) String Shot (Weedle) Harden (Kakuna) Fury Attack (Beedrill) Focus Energy (Beedrill) Twineedle (Beedrill) Rage (Beedrill) Pursuit (Beedrill) Pin Missile (Beedrill) Agility (Beedrill) # 165 Ledyba # 166 Ledian Bug/Flying Tackle Supersonic Comet Punch Light Screen Reflect Safeguard Baton Pass Swift Agility Double-Edge Psybeam Light Screen Bide # 167 Spinarak # 168 Ariados Poison/Bug Poison Sting String Shot Scary Face Constrict Night Shade Leech Life Fury Swipes Spider Web Screech Agility Psychic Baton Pass Pursuit Psybeam Disable Sonicboom # 74 Geodude # 75 Graveler #76 Golem Rock/Ground Tackle Defense Curl Rock Throw Magnitude Selfdestruct Harden Rollout Earthquake Explosion Rock Slide Mega Punch # 41 Zubat # 42 Golbat # 169 Crobat Poison/Flying Leech Life Supersonic Bite Confuse Ray Wing Attack Mean Look Haze Pursuit Whirlwind Gust Faint Attack Quick Attack # 173 Cleffa # 35 Clefairy # 36 Clefable Normal Clefable learns nothing Pound (Cleffa/Clefairy) Charm (Cleffa) Growl (Clefairy) Encore (Cleffa/Clefairy) Sing (Cleffa/Clefairy) Sweet Kiss (Cleffa) Doubleslap (Clefairy) Minimize (Clefairy) Defense Curl (Clefairy) Metronome (Clefairy) Moonlight (Clefairy) Light Screen (Clefairy) Amnesia Splash Metronome Belly Drum Present Mimic # 174 Igglybuff # 39 Jigglypuff # 40 Wigglytuff Normal Wigglytiff learns nothing Sing Charm (Igglybuff) Defense Curl (Igglybuff/Jigglypuff) Pound (Igglybuff/Jigglypuff) Sweet Kiss (Igglybuff) Disable (Jigglypuff) Rollout (Jigglypuff) Doubleslap (Jigglypuff) Rest (Jigglypuff) Body Slam (Jigglypuff) Double-Edge (Jigglypuff) Perish Song Faint Attack Present # 175 Togepi Normal # 176 Togetic Normal/Flying Growl Charm Metronome Sweet Kiss Encore Safeguard Double-Edge Foresight Future Sight Peck Present Mirror Move # 27 Sandshrew # 28 Sandslash Ground Scratch Defense Curl Sand-Attack Poison Sting Slash Swift Fury Swipes Sandstorm Rapid Spin Counter Flail Safeguard Metal Claw # 23 Ekans # 24 Arbok Poison Wrap Leer Poison Sting Bite Glare Screech Acid Haze Pursuit Beat Up Slam Spite Crunch # 206 Dunsparce Rage Defense Curl Glare Spite Pursuit Screech Take Down Rock Slide Ancientpower Bite Bide # 179 Mareep # 180 Flaaffy # 181 Ampharos Tackle Growl Thundershock Thunder Wave Cotton Spore Thunderpunch (Ampharos) Light Screen Thunder Thunderbolt Reflect Safeguard Body Slam Screech Take Down # 194 Wooper # 195 Quagsire Water/Ground Water Gun Tail Whip Slam Amnesia Earthquake Rain Dance Mist Haze Safeguard Body Slam Ancientpower # 92 Gastly # 93 Haunter # 94 Gengar Ghost/Poison Hypnosis Lick Spite Mean Look Curse Night Shade Confuse Ray Dream Eater Destiny Bond Haze Perish Song Psywave # 201 Unown Psychic Hidden Power # 95 Onix Rock/Ground # 208 Steelix Steel/Ground Tackle Screech Bind Rock Throw Harden Rage Sandstorm Slam Crunch (Steelix) Rock Slide Flail # 69 Bellsprout # 70 Weepinbell # 71 Victreebel Grass/Poison Victreebel doesn't learn moves Vine Whip Growth Wrap Sleep Powder Poison Powder Stun Spore Acid Sweet Scent Razor Leaf Slam Synthesis Swords Dance Reflect Leech Life Encore # 187 Hoppip # 188 Skiploom # 189 Jumpluff Splash Synthesis Tail Whip Tackle Poison Powder Stun Spore Sleep Powder Leech Seed Cotton Spore Mega Drain Amnesia Reflect Double-Edge Confusion Pay Day Growl Encore # 46 Paras # 47 Parasect Bug/Grass Scratch Stun Spore Poison Powder Leech Life Spore Slash Growth Giga Drain Counter Flail False Swipe Light Screen Psybeam Pursuit Screech Sweet Scent # 60 Poliwag # 61 Poliwhirl Water # 62 Poliwrath Water/ Fighting) Poliwrath only learns the designated moves Bubble Hypnosis Water Gun Doubleslap Rain Dance Body Slam Belly Drum Hydro Pump Submission (Poliwrath ONLY) Mind Reader (Piliwrath ONLY) Haze Mind Reader Bubblebeam Mist Splash # 60 Poliwag # 61 Poliwhirl # 186 Politoed Politoed only learns designated moves Bubble Hypnosis Water Gun Doubleslap Rain Dance Body Slam Belly Drum Hydro Pump Perish Song (Politoed) Swagger (Politoed) Haze Mind Reader Bubblebeam Mist Splash # 129 Magikarp Water # 130 Gyarados Water/Flying Splash (Magikarp) Thrash (Gyarados) Tackle (Magikarp) Flail (Magikarp) Bite (Gyarados) Dragon Rage (Gyarados) Leer (Gyarados) Twister (Gyarados) Hydro Pump (Gyarados) Rain Dance (Gyarados) Hyper Beam (Gyarados) # 118 Goldeen # 119 Seaking Water Peck Tail Whip Supersonic Horn Attack Flail Fury Attack Waterfall Horn Drill Agility Haze Psybeam Hydro Pump # 79 Slowpoke # 80 Slowbro Water/Psychic Curse Tackle Growl Water Gun Confusion Disable Headbutt Withdraw (Slowbro) Amnesia Psychic Belly Drum Stomp Safeguard Future Sight # 79 Slowpoke # 199 Slowking Water/Psychic Curse Tackle Growl Water Gun Confusion Disable Headbutt Swagger (Slowking) Amnesia (Slowpoke) Psychic Belly Drum Stomp Safeguard Future Sight # 43 Oddish # 44 Gloom # 45 Vileplume Grass/Poison Vileplume learns no moves Absorb Sweet Scent Poison Powder Stun Spore Sleep Powder Acid Moonlight Petal Dance Flail Razor Leaf Synthesis Swords Dance Charm # 43 Oddish # 44 Gloom Grass/Poison # 186 Bellosom Grass Bellosom only learns the designated move Absorb Sweet Scent Poison Powder Stun Spore Sleep Powder Acid Moonlight Petal Dance Solarbeam (Bellossom) Flail Razor Leaf Synthesis Swords Dance Charm # 96 Drowzee # 97 Hypno Pound Hypnosis Disable Confusion Headbutt Poison Gas Meditate Psychic Psych Up Future Sight Barrier Light Screen # 63 Abra # 64 Kadabra # 65 Alakazam Psychic Teleport (Abra) Confusion (Kadabra/Alakazam) Kinesis (Wild Kadabra) Disable (Kadabra/Alakazam) Psybeam (Kadabra/Alakazam) Recover (Kadabra/Alakazam) Future Sight (Kadabra/Alakazam) Psychic (Kadabra/Alakazam) Reflect (Kadabra/Alakazam) Barrier Light Screen Encore # 132 Ditto Normal Transform ======================================================================== 8. MOVE LIST ======================================================================== Name Type Power PP Accuracy Other information about the attack Absorb Grass 20 20 99.6 % Heals your active pokemon of half dealt damage Acid Poison 40 20 99.6 % Lowers oppoents defense 10% of the time Acid Armor Poison -- 40 -- Doubles your active pokemon's Defense Aeroblast Flying 100 5 94.6 % Scores Criticals more Agility Psychic -- 30 -- Doubles your active pokemon's Speed Amnesia Psychic -- 20 -- Doubles your active pokemon's Special Defense Ancientpower Rock 60 5 99.6 % Raises your active pokemon Attack, Defense, Speed, Special Attack and Special Defense 10% of the time Attract Normal -- 10 99.6 % Inflicts opponent with love if opposite gender. Aurora Beam Ice 65 20 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Attack 10% of the time Barrage Normal 15 20 85 Hits 2-5 times per use Barrier Psychic -- 30 -- Doubles your active pokemon's Defense for 5 turns, passes on with switches Baton Pass Normal -- 40 -- Switches Pokemon, gives new Pokemon any affects of attacks other then dmage to new active, i.e. Curse or Perish Count Beat Up Dark 10 10 99.6 % Each healthy Pokemon strikes with 10 damage. Belly Drum Normal -- 10 -- Raises your active pokemon's Attack to max but takes 1/2 of max HP Bide Normal -- 10 99.6 % Your active pokemon waits 2-3 turns, then returns damage recieved in double. Bind Normal 15 10 74.6 Defending pokemon trapped for 2-5 turns Bite Dark 60 25 99.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time Blizzard Ice 120 5 69.6 % Defending pokemon is frozen 10% of the time Body Slam Normal 85 15 99.6 % Defending pokemon is paralyzed 30% of the time Bone Club Ground 65 20 84.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 10% of the time Bone Rush Ground 25 10 79.6 Hits 2-5 times per use Bonemerang Ground 50 10 89.6 % Hits twice each time Bubble Water 20 30 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Speed 10% of the time Bubblebeam Water 65 20 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Speed 10% of the time Charm Normal -- 20 99.6 % Reduces defending pokemon's attack by a half Clamp Water 35 10 74.6 % Defending pokemon trapped for 2-5 turns Comet Punch Normal 18 15 84.6 % Hits 2-5 times per use Confuse Ray Ghost -- 10 99.6 % Confuses defending pokemon Confusion Psychic 50 25 99.6 Confuses defending pokemon 10% of the time Constrict Normal 10 35 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Speed 10% of the time Conversion Normal -- 30 -- Changes your active pokemon's type to be the same as the defending pokemon Conversion2 Normal -- 30 -- Changes your active pokemon's type to be resistant to last attack used by the defending pokemon. Cotton Spore Grass -- 40 84.6 % Halves defending pokemons speed Counter Fighting-- 20 99.6 % Goes second, deals double damage received if it was by a physical attack Crabhammer Water 90 10 84.6 % Scores Critical hits more Cross Chop Fighting100 5 79.6 % Scores Critical hits more Crunch Dark 80 15 99.6 Lowers defending pokemon's Spec. Defense 10% of the time Curse ???? -- 10 -- Ghost Pokemon who use this attack cut there health by half to place a curse on the defending pokemon (Curses deal a qaurter damage every turn). Other Pokemon reduce speed to enhance attack and defense Cut Normal 50 30 94.6 % Defense Curl Normal -- 40 -- Raises Defense, Rollout starts with 20 next turn Destiny Bond Ghost -- 5 -- If your active pokemon faints next turn it takes defending pokemon down with it. Detect Fighting-- 5 100 % Prevents round of damage, accuracy halves with successive uses Dig Ground 60 10 99.6 % Turn 1 dig, is protected from many attacks, turn 2 attack Disable Normal -- 20 54.6 Defending pokemon's last move is disabled Dizzy Punch Normal 70 20 99.6 % Confuses defending pokemon 20% of the time Double-Edge Normal 120 10 99.6 % A quarter recoil damage is done Double Kick Fighting30 30 99.6 % Attack twice Doubleslap Normal 15 10 84.6 % Attacks 2-5 times per use Double Team Normal -- 15 -- Raises your active pokemon's Evade Dragon Rage Dragon -- 10 99.6 % Always does 40 damage Dragonbreath Dragon 60 20 99.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon 20% of the time Dream Eater Psychic 100 15 99.6 % Defending pokemon must be asleep, 1/2 of damage done returned to your active pokemon Drill Peck Flying 80 20 99.6 % Dynamicpunch Fighting100 5 49.6 Confuses defending pokemon if it hits Earthquake Ground 100 10 99.6 % Double damage if defending pokemon is Digging Egg Bomb Normal 100 10 74.6 % Ember Fire 40 25 99.6 Burns defending pokemon 10% of the time Encore Normal -- 5 99.6 % Defending pokemon repeats last move for the next 2-5 turns Endure Normal -- 10 100 % Your active pokemon will stay with 1 HP this turn, Accuracy decreases with each succesive hit Explosion Normal 250 5 99.6 % Your active pokemon faints, for calculation oppoents defense is halved Extremespeed Normal 80 5 99.6 % Your active pokemon attacks first Faint Attack Dark 60 20 -- Always hits, unless Dig/Fly is used False Swipe Normal 40 40 99.6 % Cannot faint defending pokemon Fire Blast Fire 120 5 84.6 % Burns defending pokemon 10% of the time Fire Punch Fire 75 15 99.6 % Burns defending pokemon 10% of the time Fire Spin Fire 15 15 69.6 % Defending pokemon is trapped in a fire whirl for 2-5 turns Fissure Ground -- 5 29.6 % One hit KO if succesful, faints digging foes always Flail Normal -- 15 99.6 % Damage increases as the damage on your active pokemon increases Flame Wheel Fire 60 25 99.6 % Burns defending pokemon 10% of the time, unFreezes Flamethrower Fire 95 15 99.6 % Burns defending pokemon 10% of the time Flash Normal -- 20 69.6 Lowers defending pokemon's Accuracy Fly Flying 70 15 94.6 % Your active pokemon flies to air, avoiding all attacks except Gust, Thunder and Twister and on turn 2 attacks. Focus Energy Normal -- 30 -- Rises critical hit ratio. Foresight Normal -- 40 -- Normalizes evasion and ghosts lose resistance Frustration Normal -- 20 99.6 % Stronger with disloyal Pokemon Fury Attack Normal 15 20 84.6 % Hits 2-5 times per use Fury Cutter Bug 10 20 94.6 % Damage double each consecutive use. Fury Swipe Normal 15 15 84.6 % Hits 2-5 times per use Future Sight Psychic 80 15 89.6 % Hits 2 turns after use Giga Drain Grass 60 5 99.6 % 1/2 of damage done given to your active pokemon Glare Normal -- 30 74.6 % Paralyzes Growl Normal -- 40 -- Lowers defending pokemon's Attack Growth Normal -- 40 -- Raises your active pokemon's Special Attack Guillotine Normal -- 5 29.6 % One Hit KO if succesful Gust Flying 40 35 99.6 % Deals double damage to flying Pokemon Harden Normal -- 40 -- Raises your active pokemon's Defense Haze Ice -- 30 -- Cancels out all effects of attacks other than damage Headbutt Normal 70 15 99.6 % Defending pokemons flinch 30 % of the time Heal Bell Normal -- 5 -- Heals all ailmets form your active pokemon and its teammates Hi Jump Kick Fighting85 20 89.6 % If missed, your active pokemon takes 1/8 of the damage that would've been done Hidden Power Normal -- 15 99.6 This attack counts as if it comes from type x Type x is a type chosen by the DV's of a Pokemon The strength is also calaculated by DV's The move counts as a Normal type if you wish to return damage with Counter. Horn Attack Normal 65 35 99.6 % Horn Drill Normal -- 5 29.6 % One hit KO if it hits Hydro Pump Water 120 5 79.6 % Hyper Beam Normal 150 5 89.6 % Your active pokemon does nothing next turn Hyper Fang Normal 80 15 89.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 10% of the time Hypnosis Psychic -- 20 59.6 % Defending pokemon falls asleep if it hits Ice Beam Ice 95 10 99.6 % Freezes defending pokemon 10% of the time Ice Punch Ice 75 15 99.6 % Freezes defending pokemon 10% of the time Icy Wind Ice 55 15 94.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Speed 10% the time Iron Tail Steel 100 15 74.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Defense 30% of the time Jump Kick Fighting70 25 94.6 % If missed, your active pokemon takes 1/8 of the damage that would've been done Karate Chop Fighting50 25 99.6 % High Critical Hit % Kinesis Psychic -- 15 79.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Accuracy Leech Life Bug 20 15 99.6 % 1/2 of damage done goes to the your active pokemon Leech Seed Grass -- 10 89.6 % Steals some HP from defending pokemon until it leaves the fight Leer Normal -- 30 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Defense Lick Ghost 20 30 99.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon 30% of the time Light Screen Psychic -- 30 -- Your active pokemon's Pokemon take 1/2 damage from special attacks for 5 rounds Lock-On Normal -- 5 99.6 % Next move hits without fail unless either Pokemon is switched Lovely Kiss Normal -- 15 74.6 % Defending pokemon falls asleep Low Kick Fighting50 20 89.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time Mach Punch Fighting40 30 99.6 % Your active pokemon attacks first Magnitude Ground -- 30 99.6 % Power varies from 10 - 150 Mean Look Normal -- 5 -- Your active pokemon traps the defending pokemon until your active pokemon leaves play. Meditate Psychic -- 40 -- Raises your active pokemon's Attack Mega Drain Grass 40 10 99.6 % One half of damage dealt is healed from your active pokemon Mega Kick Normal 120 5 74.6 % -- Mega Punch Normal 80 20 84.6 % -- Megahorn Bug 120 10 84.6 % -- Metal Claw Steel 50 35 94.6 % Raises your active pokemon's Attack 10% of the time Metronome Normal -- 10 -- Randomly uses any attack Milk Drink Normal -- 10 -- Heals 1/2 HP Mimic Normal -- 10 99.6 % Copies last attack used until your active pokemon leaves battle Mind Reader Normal -- 5 99.6 % Next move has perfect accuracy unless either Pokemon switches Minimize Normal -- 20 -- Raises your active pokemon's Evade Mirror Coat Psychic -- 20 99.6 % Attack second, if damaged by a special attack deals damage equal to double that was recieved Mirror Move Flying -- 20 -- Your active pokemon uses last move done by defending pokemon Mist Ice -- 30 -- Prevents moves that lower your active pokemons stats Moonlight Normal -- 5 -- Restores HP depending on when it is used, best during the night Morning Sun Normal -- 5 -- Restores HP depending on when it is used, best during the night Mud-Slap Ground 20 10 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Accuracy Night Shade Ghost -- 15 99.6 % Damage is equal to level of your active pokemon Nightmare Ghost -- 15 99.6 % Takes 1/4 of defending pokemon's HP while they sleep Octazooka Water 65 10 84.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Accuracy 50% of the time Outrage Dragon 90 15 99.6 % Attacks for 2-3 rounds, then your active pokemon is Confused Pain Split Normal -- 20 99.6 % Takes all damage dealt to your active pokemon and defending pokemon, Combines it, splits in half distributes both halves to your active pokemon and defending pokemon Pay Day Normal 40 20 99.6 % Winner recieves $ equal to twice the level of your active pokemon (each time it is used it increases) Peck Flying 35 35 99.6 % Perish Song Normal -- 5 -- Each Pokemon has a Perish counter, clicking away each turn unless they switch Petal Dance Grass 70 20 99.6 % Attacks for 2-3 rounds, then your active pokemon is Confused Pin Missile Bug 14 20 84.6 % Attacks 2-5 times per turn Poison Gas Poison -- 40 54.6 % Defending pokemon is Poisoned Poisonpowder Poison -- 35 74.6 % Defending pokemon is Poisoned Poison Sting Poison 15 35 99.6 % Defending pokemon is Poisoned 30% of the time Pound Normal 40 35 99.6 % Powder Snow Ice 40 25 99.6 % Defending pokemon is frozen 10% of the time Present Normal -- 15 94.6 % 1 of 4 effects is chosen, a strenght 40, 80. 120 attack or 80 HP is healed Protect Normal -- 10 -- Defending pokemons attack deals nothing to your active pokemon, accuracy declines each consecutive use. Psybeam Psychic 65 20 99.6 % Confuses defending pokemon 10% of the time Psych Up Normal -- 10 -- Your active pokemon gains any status affects on the defending pokemon Psychic Psychic 90 10 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Spec. Def 10% of the time Psywave Psychic -- 15 79.6 % Damage = between 1 and 1.5 x your active pokemon's level Pursuit Dark 40 20 99.6 % Double damage if defending pokemon switched Pokemon Quick Attack Normal 40 30 99.6 % Your active pokemon attacks first Rage Normal 20 20 99.6 % If attacked, the your active pokemons attack rises Rain Dance Water -- 5 -- For 5 rounds, Water moves deal double damage, fire deal half damage, Thunder has 99.6 % accuracy, Solarbeam has strength 60 and healing moves only heal a quarter of the your active pokemon's health Rapid Spin Normal 20 40 99.6 % Escapes from Fire Spin, Bind, Wrap, Spikes and Leech Seed Razor Leaf Grass 55 25 94.6 % Scores criticals more Razor Wind Normal 80 15 74.6 % Scores criticals more Recover Normal -- 20 -- Returns 1/2 of max HP to your active pokemon Reflect Psychic -- 30 -- Causes a shield doubling defense for 5 turns, can be passed Rest Psychic -- 10 -- Restores all HP then your active pokemons fall asleep Return Normal -- 20 99.6 % Gains power if Pokemon is happy Reversal Fighting-- 15 99.6 % Lower health remaining, the more damage that can be dealt Roar Normal -- 20 -- Against wild Pokemon scares them away in trainer duels forces a random switch Rock Slide Rock 75 10 89.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time Rock Smash Fighting20 15 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's defense Rock Throw Rock 50 15 89.6 % Rolling Kick Fighting60 15 84.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time Rollout Rock 30 20 89.6 % Lasts 5 turns, damage doubles every round without a miss Sacred Fire Fire 100 5 94.6 % Burns defending pokemon 50% of the time Safeguard Normal -- 25 -- Ailments do not affect your Pokemon for 5 turns Sand-Attack Ground -- 15 99.6 % Lowers your active pokemon's Accuracy Sandstorm Rock -- 10 -- Deals damage in between all turns to any non-rock, ground or steel pokemon Scary Face Normal -- 10 89.6 % Cuts defending pokemon's Speed in half Scratch Normal 40 35 99.6 % Screech Normal -- 40 84.6 % Cuts defending pokemon's Defense in half Seismic Toss Fighting-- 20 99.6 % Damage is equal to level of your active pokemon Selfdestruct Normal 200 5 99.6 % Your active pokemon faints Shadow Ball Ghost 80 15 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Spec. Def 20% of the time Sharpen Normal -- 30 -- Raises your active pokemon's Attack Sing Normal -- 15 54.6 % Defending pokemon falls asleep Sketch Normal -- 1 -- Permanetly copies defending pokemons last move Skull Bash Normal 100 15 99.6 % Turn 1 lowers head, raising defense and turn 2 it attacks. Sky Attack Flying 140 5 89.6 % Your active pokemon charges on turn 1, attacks on Turn 2 (hopefully) Slam Normal 80 20 74.6 % Slash Normal 70 15 99.6 % Critical hits more frequently Sleep Powder Grass -- 15 74.6 % Defending pokemon is asleep Sleep Talk Normal -- 10 -- Uses another of your active pokemons attacks if asleep Sludge Poison 65 20 99.6 % Poisons defending pokemon 30% of the time Sludge Bomb Poison 90 10 99.6 % Poisons defending pokemon 30% of the time Smog Poison 20 20 69.6 % Poisons defending pokemon 50% of the time Smokescreen Normal -- 20 99.6 % Lowers defending pokemon's Accuracy Snore Normal 40 15 99.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time, your active pokemon must be asleep Softboiled Normal -- 10 -- Heals half health Solarbeam Grass 120 10 99.6 % Turn 1 your active pokemon charges and turn 2 it attacks in normal circumstances, 1 turn during a Sunny Day and 60 strength in Rain Dance. Sonicboom Normal -- 20 89.6 % Always does 20 damage Spark Electric65 20 99.6 % 30 % Paralysis rate Spider Web Bug -- 10 99.6 % Defending pokemon may not retreat Spike Cannon Normal 20 15 99.6 % Attacks 2-5 times per turn Spikes Normal 15 20 84.6 % If the defending pokemon switches the new active takes an eight of its maximum health unless it is flying Spite Ghost -- 10 99.6 % Defending pokemons last move loses 2-5 PP Splash Normal -- 40 -- Pokemon splashes about Spore Grass -- 15 -- Defending pokemon falls asleep Steel Wing Steel 70 25 89.6 % Raises your active pokemon's Defense 10% of the time Stomp Normal 65 20 99.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 30% of the time Strength Normal 80 15 99.6 % String Shot Bug -- 40 94.6 Lowers defending pokemon's Speed Struggle Normal 50 -- 99.6 All Pokemon use this when their moves run out of PP. Has a quarter recoil Stun Spore Grass -- 30 74.6 % Defending pokemon becomes paralyzed Submission Fighting80 25 79.6 % Has a quarter recoil Substitute Normal -- 10 -- Your active pokemon gives up a quarter of its health to make a Substitute with a half it health. Sunny Day Fire -- 5 -- For 5 rounds fire attacks do double damage, Solarbeam is a 1 turn attack, All time healing moves heal fully, water attacks do half damage, Thunder hits 49.6 % of the time. Super Fang Normal -- 10 89.6 % Cuts defending pokemons remaining health in half Supersonic Normal -- 20 54.6 % Defending pokemon becomes Confused Surf Water 95 15 99.6 % Swagger Normal -- 10 89.6 % Soubles defending pokemons attack while confusing them Sweet Kiss Normal -- 10 89.6 % Confuses defending pokemon Sweet Scent Normal -- 20 99.6 % Lowers evasion Swift Normal 60 20 -- Always hits unless defending pokemon is digging or flying. Swords Dance Normal -- 30 -- Doubles your active pokemon's Attack Synthesis Grass -- 5 -- Restores HP with more in the day Tackle Normal 35 35 94.6 % Tail Whip Normal -- 40 -- Lowers defending pokemon's Defense Take Down Normal 90 20 84.6 % Deals a quarter dealt to your active pokemon in recoil Teleport Psychic -- 20 -- Escape from Wild Pokemon Thief Dark 40 10 99.6 % If oppoenents Pokemon has anything attached it is stolen. Thrash Normal 90 20 99.6 % Attacks for 2-3 rounds, the your active pokemon is Confused Thunder Electric120 10 69.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon 10% of the time Thunder Wave Electric-- 20 99.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon Thunderbolt Electric95 15 99.6 % aralyzes defending pokemon 10% of the time Thunderpunch Electric75 15 99.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon 10% of the time Thundershock Electric40 30 99.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon 10% of the time Toxic Poison -- 10 84.6 % Poisons defending pokemon, poison damage doubles every round until defending pokemon switches or dies. Transform Normal -- 10 -- Your active pokemon retains stats but transforms into a copy of the defending pokemon (moves and look) Tri Attack Normal 80 10 99.6 % Paralyzes, burns, or freezes the defending pokemon with eaqual possibilities 20% of the time Triple Kick Fighting10 10 89.6 % Twineedle Bug 25 20 99.6 % Attacks twice per use, poisonsdefending pokemon 20% of the time Twister Dragon 40 20 99.6 % Defending pokemon flinches 20% of the time Vicegrip Normal 55 30 99.6 % Vine Whip Grass 35 10 99.6 % Vital Throw Fighting70 10 99.6 % Your active pokemon goes second, next attack has perfect accuracy Water Gun Water 40 25 99.6 % Waterfall Water 80 15 99.6 % Can swim up waterfalls in field Whirlpool Water 15 15 69.6 % Defending pokemon trapped for 2-5 turns Whirlwind Normal -- 20 99.6 % Wild Pokemon run away, trainers must switch, your active pokemon goes 2nd Wing Attack Flying 65 35 99.6 % Withdraw Water -- 40 -- Raises your active pokemon's Defense Wrap Normal 15 20 84.6 % Defending pokemon trapped for 2-5 turns Zap Cannon Electric100 5 49.6 % Paralyzes defending pokemon if it hits ======================================================================== 8.1 TMS ======================================================================== 1. Dynamic Punch 2. Headbutt 3. Curse 4. Rollout 5. Roar 6. Toxic 7. Zap Cannon 8. Rock Smash 9. Psych Up 10. Hidden Power 11. Sunny Day 12. Sweet Scent 13. Snore 14. Blizzard 15. Hyper Beam 16. Icy Wind 17. Protect 18. Rain Dance 19. Giga Drain 20. Endure 21. Frustration 22. Solar Beam 23. Iron Tail 24. Dragon Breath 25. Thunder 26. Earthquake 27. Return 28. Dig 29. Psychic 30. Shadow Ball 31. Mud-Slap 32. Double Team 33. Ice Punch 34. Swagger 35. Sleep Talk 36. Sludge Bomb 37. Sandstorm 38. Fire Blast 39. Swift 40. Defense Curl 41. Thunder Punch 42. Dream Eater 43. Detect 44. Rest 45. Attract 46. Theif 47. Steel Wing 48. Fire Punch 49. Fury Cutter 50. Nightmare ======================================================================== 8.2 HMS ======================================================================== 1. Cut When used, you can chop down dead trees 2. Fly When used, you can fly from town to town, in that region of the world 3. Surf When used, you swim on water 4. Strength When used Bolders may be moved 5. Flash When used dark caves are light up 6. Whirlpool When used Whirlpools are filled up 7. Waterfall When used Waterfalls may be climbed, WATERFALLS CAN ALWAYS BE TAKEN DOWN. ======================================================================== 9. BREED ======================================================================== Pokemon can breed in Crystal version. Breeding is a way of passing genes, trying to get Shining Pokemon, special moves or just a low level Pokemon of the species. All Pokemon have 1 of 3 genders, male, female or unkown. Most Pokemon have the gender of either male or female, however a few are limited to one gender (the genderless will not develop a gender and can never have one). Here are those limited to one gender, FEMALE ONLY Chansey Blissey Jynx Smoochum Kangaskan Miltank Nidoran Female Nidorina Nidoqueen MALE ONLY Nidoran Male Nidorino Nidoking Tauros Tyrogue Hitmonchan Hitmonlee Hitmontop GENDERLESS Articuno Celebi Ditto Entei Ho-oh Lugia Magnemite Magneton Mew Mewtwo Moltres Raikou Staryu Starmie Suicune Voltorb Electrode Unown Zapdos When breeding for moves one needs compatible Pokemon with the move. Compatibility is done in 15 groups. The baby is almost always the mother, the only exception is Ditto when the baby is the non-Ditto parent To have a TM/HM passed the father must have it and the baby must be able to naturally learn it. To have a level-up move both parents must learn it. Breeding moves only the father must know. Here are all the groups ----NO EGGS All members are unable to produce eggs Articuno Celebi Cleffa Elekid Entei Ho-oh Igglybuff Lugia Magby Mew Mewtwo Moltres Nidoqueen Nidorina Pichu Raikou Smoochum Suicune Togepi Tyrogue Unown Zapdos ----PLANT Bayleef Bellosom Bellsprout Bulbasaur Chikorita Exeggcute Exeggutor Gloom Hoppip Ivysaur Jumpluff Meganium Oddish Paras Parasect Skiploom Sunflora Sunkern Tangela Venusaur Victreebell Vileplume Weepinbell ----BUG Ariados Beedrill Butterfree Caterpie Forretress Gligar Heracross Kakuna Ledian Ledyba Metapod Paras Parasect Pineco Pinsir Scizor Scyther Shuckle Spinarak Venomoth Venonat Weedle Yanma ----FLYING Aerodactyl Crobat Dodrio Doduo Farfetch'd Fearow Golbat Hoothoot Murkrow Natu Noctowl Pidgeot Pidgeotto Pidgey Skarmory Spearow Togetic Xatu Zubat ----HUMANSHAPE Abra Alakazam Drowzee Electabuzz Hitmonchan Hitmonlee Hitmontop Hypno Jynx Kadabra Machamp Machoke Machop Magmar Mr. Mime ----MINERAL Geodude Golem Graveler Onix Steelix Sudowoodo ----INDETERMINATE Gastly Gengar Grimer Haunter Koffing Magcargo Misdreavous Muk Slugma Weezing Wobbufett ----GROUND (LUCKY SINCE SMEARGLE IS HERE) Aipom Ampharos Arbok Arcanine Cyndaquil Delibird Dewgong Diglett Donphan Dugtrio Dunsparce Eevee Ekans Espeon Farfetch'd Flaaffy Flareon Furret Girafarig Golduck Granbull Miltank Nidoking Nidoran Female Nidoran Male Nidorino Ninetails Persian Phanpy Pikachu Piloswine Ponyta Primeape Psyduck Quagsire Quilava Raichu Rapidash Raticate Rattata Rhydon Rhyhorn Sandshrew Sandslash Seel Sentret Smeargle Sneasel Snubble Stantler Swinub Tauros Teddiursa Typhlosion Umbreon Ursaring Vaporeon Vulpix Wooper ----WATER 1 Azumarril Blastoise Corsola Crocanaw Delibird Dewgong Dragonair Dragonite Dratini Feraligatr Golduck Horsea Kanuto Kabutops Kingdra Lapras Mantine Marril Octilerry Omanyte Omastar Politoed Poliwag Poliwhirl Poliwrath Psyduck Quagsire Remoraid Seadra Seel Slowbro Slowking Slowpoke Squirtle Totodile Wartortle Wooper ----WATER 2 Chinchou Goldeen Gyarados Lanturn Magikarp Octillery Qwilfish Remoraid Seaking ----WATER 3 Cloyster Corsola Kabuto Kabutops Kingler Krabby Omanyte Omastar Shellder Tentacool Tentacruel ----MONSTER Ampharos Bayleef Blastoise Bulbasaur Charizard Charmander Charmeleon Chikorita Croconaw Cubone Feraligatr Flaffy Ivysaur Kangaskan Lapras Larvitar Lickitung Mareep Marowak Meganium Nidoking Nidoran Female Nidoran Male Nidorino Pupitar Rhydon Rhyhorn Slowbro Slowking Slowpoke Snorlax Squirtle Totodile Tyranitar Venusaur Wartortle ----FAIRY Azumarril Blissey Chansey Clefable Clefairy Granbull Hopip Jugglypuff Jumpluff Marril Pikachu Raichu Skiploom Snubull Wigglytyuff ----DRAGON Arbok Charizard Charmander Charmeleon Dragonair Dragonite Dratini Ekans Gyarados Horsea Kingdra Magikarp Seadra ----GENDERLESS Electrode Magnemite Magneton Porygon Porygon 2 Starmie Staryu Voltorb ----DITTO Ditto as one parent Any offspring producable parent How to breed Shining Pokemon is explained in the next section. ======================================================================== 10. SHINING POKEMON ======================================================================== Very rarely you may stumble upon a Pokemon that just before battle shimmers. Upon close inspection (real close sometimes) you notice its colors are different. This is do to a very selective status gene variety. All Pokemon have a gene for 4 of there statistics and the other HP (Health Points not Hidden Power) is determined by those 4. Genes are what will determine how far of from the final maximum stats (see other guides for those) your Pokemon is. The ideal Pokemon has 15 in everything. Each gene away from 15 determines by 2 points how far off the Pokemon is. The formula that reveals the Gene at level 100 (M-Y)/2 with M-Max Stat of Specie Y-Your specimens Max stat There is an Attack (also determines gender), defense, speed and a Special (both Special Attack and Special Defense). Shining Pokemon may have the following genes in those categories. Attack: 2,3,6,7,A,B,E,F Defense: A Speed: A Special: A Therefore the HP can be 8 or 0. The 8 occurs half of the time while the 0 occurs the other half. Only under those circumstances will your Pokemon be Shining. Other then the Red Gyarados and maybe the Odd Egg (Crystal Only) there are no guaranteed shining Pokemon. You can still encounter them but with the odds of 1:4096. This 1:4096 can be anywhere from your Starter, Extremespeed Dratini, a wild Rattata to even Lugia. The Odd Egg has a 1:2 Shining normal ratio They have also been known to be distributed at the Pokemon Center New York in the ratio of 1:8 if they are hatched from Eggs with special Moves or a guarantee if its a Legendary Pokemon (not including Celebi and Mew). Genes can be bred. You can breed Pokemon to be shining. For the best chances you need a Ditto which can be guaranteed with this trick. 1) Get Shining Gyarados 2) Send it to RBY and teach it the TM Mimic 3) Send it back to GSC and delete all moves but Mimic 4) Send it RBY 5) Find a wild Ditto 6) Use Mimic first (YOU MUST BE FASTER) on Transform (duh!) 7) Have Ditto Transform 8) Transform into Ditto 9) Ditto use transform again 10) Catch Ditto 11) Check the Health Points, they should be over the allowed Maximum (to get rid of this heal at a Pokemon Center (NOT the New York Store)) 12) Trade it GSC 13) Look at its light Blue color Breeding with Ditto has 1:64 chances. If you don't have RBY you can get 1:64 chances on a Starter with this chain that has to be followed precisely. To do this you need Shining Gyarados. M=Male F=Female (Skip 0 if Shining Gyarados is M) 0) Breed Gyarados (F) with any qualified for Magikarp (M) 1) Breed Gyarados (M) (or Magikarp (M) baby from 0) with Charmander (F) for a Charmander (F) they are rare 1:8 but possible. 2) Breed Charmander (F) with a desired Parent for Charmander (M), the baby has a 1:64 chance of being shining because the attack genes (determine gender) are ALL in the M category for Starters. ---To go beyond Charmander---- 3) Take Charmander (M) (Which may or may not be Shining) and mate it with a Starter (F) make sure the baby is a (F) 4) Breed the baby girl with a match. Genes are passed from Father to Daughter or Mother to Son, which is why those work, but if Ditto is involved the genes come from it. Note---The genes I refer to is the attack gene which determines gender if in that specie both of the genders are possible If Shining Ditto is a parent the odds are 1:64 If a Shining (or properly gened) male mates with a Normal female it is also 1:64 If the baby has a 7:8 chance of being male and its MOTHER has the appropriate genes it is also 1:64, all genes in the male mix. If the baby has 7:8 chances of being a girl then the odds are 3:256, lacking the E and F genes. If the baby has a 3:4 chance of being male then the odds are 3:256 because only the 2 and 3 are missing. If the baby has a 3:4 chance of being female the odds are also 3:256 Either gender 1:2 have the chances of 1:128 Either gender 1:4 have the chances of 1:256 Males that occur only 1:8 have 1:256 chances (the E and F genes) Females with 1:8 can NOT be Shining (0 and 1 genes can not cause Shining) ======================================================================== 11. BATTLE TOWER ======================================================================== This is the new Battle Tower exclusive to Pokemon Crystal. Here is all the information I found. The Battle Tower is located west of Olivine City. In Battle Tower, you fight other in game trainers with Pokemon at certain levels. They are fairly difficult, but proper training and proper team management can beat them. Here are the rules: - Only 3 Pokemon on a team. - All 3 can't be the same. - They MUST hold different items. - They must be within the level area of the tower. There is an excellent guide on how to win in the battle tower at www.gamefaqs.com Beware the people in the battle tower cheat! If you want to Perish trap the foe you have to go down with it! ======================================================================== 12. TRADES ======================================================================== The Trade and Battle Centers are only for Gold, Silver and Crystal. New Pokemon have the items there trainers left them with. The time caspsule is to trade with the original 3 game paks. Red, Blue and Yellow. These Pokemon contain always contain an item at first but if a player removes the item, the item is permanetly gone rom that Pokemon. If the item is replaced the replacement is on until otherwise altered. This is a list of items in all 3 paks. (Unless mentioned when a Pokemon evolves it keeps the attached item. (Items in capital letters means there is absolutely no other way to get the item but traded Pokemon. Abra TM09 (PSYCH UP) Aerodactyl Bitter Berry Arbok Berry Articuno BRIGHT POWDER Bellsprout Berry Bulbasaur Bitter Berry Caterpie Berry Chansey LUCKY PUNCH Charmander Bitter Berry Clefable Leftovers Clefairy Mystery Berry Cubone Berry Dewgong GOLD LEAF Diglett Berry Ditto METAL POWDER Dodrio Bitter Berry Doduo Berry Dratini Bitter Berry Drowzee Berry Dugtrio Gold Berry Eevee Bitter Berry Ekans Berry Electabuzz Bitter Berry Electrode SILVER LEAF Exeggcute Berry Farfetch'd Bitter Berry Fearow Berry Gastly Berry Geodude Berry Gloom Berry Golbat Berry Goldeen TM 33 (Ice punch) Golduck GOLD LEAF Graveler Berry Grimer Berry Growlithe Berry Gyarados Bitter Berry Haunter Berry Hitmonchan Bitter Berry Hitmonlee Berry Horsea TM 33 (Ice Punch) Hypno GOLD LEAF Jigglypuff POLKADOT BOW Jynx Bitter Berry Kabuto Bitter Berry Kakuna Berry Kanagaskan Bitter Berry Kingler SILVER LEAF Koffing Berry Krabby TM 33 (Ice Punch) Lapras Bitter Berry Lickitung Bitter Berry Machoke Berry Machop BRICK PIECE Magikarp Berry Magmar Bitter Berry Magnemite Berry Magneton SILVER LEAF Mankey Berry Marowak GOLD LEAF Meowth Berry Metapod Berry Mew Bitter Berry Mewtwo BRIGHT POWDER Moltres BRIGHT POWDER Mr. Mime Bitter Berry Muk GOLD LEAF Nidoran M/F TM 43 (Detect) Nidorina Berry Nidorino Berry Oddish Berry Omanyte Bitter Berry Onix Bitter Berry Paras Berry Parasect GOLD LEAF Pidgey Berry Pinsir Bitter Berry Poliwag Berry Ponyta Berry Porygon Bitter Berry Primeape GOLD LEAF Psyduck Berry Raichu GOLD LEAF Rapidash SILVER LEAF Raticate Berry Rattata Berry Rhydon GOLD LEAF Rhyhorn Berry Sandshrew Berry Scyther Bitter Berry Seadra GOLD LEAF Seaking SILVER LEAF Seel Berry Shellder Berry Slowbro GOLD LEAF Slowpoke Berry Snorlax Leftovers Spearow Berry Squirtle Bitter Berry Staryu TM 33 (Ice Punch) Tangela Bitter Berry Tauros Bitter Berry Tentacool Berry Tentacruel SILVER LEAF Venomoth GOLD LEAF Venonat Berry Voltorb Berry Vulpix Berry Weedle Berry Weepinbel Berry Weezing SILVER LEAF Wigglytuff Gold Berry Zapdos BRIGHT POWDER Zubat Berry Red and Blue only Dragonair Bitter Berry Kadabra Berry Pikachu Berry Yellow Only Dragonair Protein Kadabra TWISTED SPOON Pikachu LIGHT BALL Pokemon Stadium 1 rewards Psyduck Calcium Round 1 Normal Box (contains Silver Trophy for room) Round 2 Gorgeous Box (contains Gold Trophy for room) The cable link may also trigger evolution, certain ones may require an item attached Without items Graveler------>Golem Haunter------->Gengar Kadabra------->Alakazam Machoke------->Machamp With King's Rock Poliwhirl----->Politoed Slowpoke------>Slowking With Metal Coat Onix---------->Steelix Scyther------->Scizor With Dragon Scale Seadra-------->Kingdra With Upgrade Porygon------->Porygon2 ======================================================================== 13. MYSTERY GIFT ======================================================================== *Most of this portion was supplied by Uriel3ca3 of the gamefaqs messageboard* You can Mystery gift with a GameBoy Color or a Pokemon Pikachu 2 only with a Gameboy Color. Build up watts with your Pokemon Pikachu 2 and then use the Infrared port to get special items. Pocket Pikachu 2 Watt Trade 0-99 Mail 100-199 Berry 200-299 Bitter Berry 300-399 Great Ball 400-499 Max Repel 500-599 Ether 600-699 Miracle Berry 700-799 Gold Berry 800-899 Elixir 900-998 Revive 999-9998 Rare Candy 9999 Mirage Mail GBC to GBC Items (the more stars the rarer its on a steep curve too), pick up at any Pokemon Center on the second floor from the man behind the counter with the PC. Berry * BitterBerry * Burnt Berry * Dire Hit * Eon Mail * Gaurd Spec. * Ice Berry * Mint Berry * Morph Mail * Music Mail * Przcureberry * Psncureberry * X Accuracy * X Attack * X Defend * X Special * Elixir ** Ether ** Gold Berry ** Great Ball ** Max Repel ** MiracleBerry ** Revive ** Super Repel ** Fire Stone *** Leaf Stone *** Magnifier *** Max Elixir *** Max Ether *** Max Revive *** Thunderstone *** Water Stone *** HP UP **** PP UP **** Room Decorations These are in there specific category, your mother may buy you some of these. Dolls Beedrill * Diglett * Gengar * Geodude * Grimer * Jigglypuff * Machop * Magikarp * Oddish * Poliwag * Shellder * Staryu * Voltorb * Charmander Mother buys after you save $10000 Clefairy Mother buys after you save $30000 Pikachu Mother buys after you save $50000 Bulbasaur ** Squirtle ** SurfinePikachu **** Tentacool ***** Unown ***** Beds Feathery Default Pink ** Polkadot ** Pikachu ***** Carpets Blue *** Green *** Red *** Yellow *** Plants Magna Plant ** Tropic Plant ** Jumbo Plant *** Christmas Tree ***** Posters Town Map Default Clefairy * Jugglypuff * Pikachu *** Gamesystems *note* all systems receivable in Mystery Gift are copyrights of Nintendo Super NES * NES ** Nintendo 64 ** Virtual Boy *** Big Dolls Snorlax Mother buys after you save $100000 Big Onix *** Big Lapras **** There may be more, but that's all I have seen. ***** means that it can only be obtained from Pokemon Stadium 2 Mystery Gift at a very rare rarity. ======================================================================== 14. ITEMS ======================================================================== Here is an appendix for all items in the game, it is sorted by groups Berries (can be used by Pokemon) Berry Heals 10 Various Trees Berry Juice Heals 20 Shuckles Make it after much walking Bitter Berry Heals Confusion Various Trees Burnt Berry Heals Freeze Various Trees Gold Berry Heals 30 Bug Catching 3rd Ice Berry Heals Burn Various trees Mint Berry Heals Sleep Various trees Miracle Berry Heals ailment Mystery Gift Mystery Berry Heals 5 PP 2 Trees Przcureberry Heals Paralyze Various Trees Psncureberry Heals Poison Various Trees Power-Ups (Items with a * mean its use is temporary) Calcium Increase Special Department Stores ($9800) Carbos Increase Speed Department Stores ($9800) Dire Hit* Critical Hit Up Stores ($650) Fire Stone Evolves Pokes Schoolboy Alan (Free Calls you) Eevee----------->Flareon Growlithe------->Arcanine Vulpix---------->Ninetails Gaurd Spec* No Stat Drops Stores ($700) HP UP Increase HP Department Stores ($9800) Iron Increase Defense Department Stores ($9800) Leaf Stone Evolves Pokes Picknicker Gina (Free Calls you) Exeggute-------->Exeggutor Gloom----------->Vileplume Weepinbel------->Victreebel Moon Stone Evolve Pokes Mt. Moon, Mon nite Clefairy-------->Clefable Jigglypuff------>Wigglytuf Nidorina-------->Nidoqueen Nidorino-------->Nidoking PP UP 1 Moves PP rises Blackbelt Kenji (Call him during a break) Protein Increase Attack Department Stores ($9800) Rare Candy Increase 1 level Buena, 3 points Sun Stone Evolve Pokes Bug Catch Contes 1st Gloom----------->Bellosom Sunkern--------->Sunflora Thunderstone Evolves Pokes Lass Dana (Free Calls you) Eevee----------->Jolteon Woopsie! it was listed as Vaporeon before Pikachu--------->Raichu Water Stone Evolves Pokes Fisher Chris (Free Calls you) Eevee----------->Vaporeon Poliwhirl------->Poliwrath Shellder-------->Staryu Staryu---------->Starmie X Accuracy* Boost Accuracy Department Stores ($950) X Attack* Boost Attack Stores ($500) X Defend* Boost Defend Stores ($550) X Special* Boosts Specials Stores ($550) X Speed* Boosts Speed Stores ($550) Pokemon Tokens Amulet Coin Double Earnings Underground Besrk Gene* Attack+, Confuse Cerulean City Black Belt Fighting Moves + Lake of Rage Blackglasses Dark Moves + Dark Cave Bright Powder Lowers foes Accu Trade RBY Legendaries Charcoal Fire Moves + Azalea Town ($9800) Cleanse Tag Decrease Wild Route 5 Dragon Fange Dragon Moves + Dtagon's Den Everstone Poke can't evol Elm after Togepi Focus Band* May Prevent KO Dojo's Gym Hard Stone Rock Moves + Route 36 King's Rock May Flinch Slowpoke Well Leftovers Heals HP in fite Snorlax Light Ball X2 Pika's Spec.A Yellow Version Pikachu Lucky Egg Doubles Exp. Wild Chansey Lucky Punch Chansey Crit. + RBY Chansey Magnet Electric Moves + Route 37 Magnifier More Criticals Mystery Gift Metal Coat Steel Moves + S.S. Aqua, Traded Magneton Metal Powder x2 Ditto Defense RBY Ditto Miracle Seed Grass Moves + Route 32 Mystic Water Water Moves + Cherrygrove City, Ruins of Alp Nevermeltice Ice Moves + Ice Path Pinkbow Normal Moves + Route 29, Radio Tower Poison Barb Poison Moves + Route 32 Polkadot Bow Normal Moves ++ RBY Jigglypuff Quick Claw May Attack 1st National Park Sharp Beak Fkying Moves + Route 40 Silverpowder Bug Moves + Wild Butterfree Smokeball Flee always Underground Soft Sand Ground Moves + Route 34 Spell Tag Ghost Moves + Blackthorne Stick Fardetch'd Cri.+ Wild Farfetch'd Thick Club Cubone/Mar Atkx2 Wild Cubone/Marowak Twisted Spoon Psychic Moves + Yellow Kadabra Up-grade Evolves Porygon Sliph HQ Recovery and others Antidote Cure Poison Various Stores ($100) Awakening Cure Sleep Various Stores ($250) Big Mushroom Sell for $ Wild Paras Big Pearl Sell for $ Wild Shellder/Bargain Shop ($3500) Brick Piece Piece of Brick RBY Machop Burn Heal Cure Burn Various Stores ($250) Elixir 10PP, all moves On ground Energy Powder 50 HP, Bitter Herb Shop ($500) Energy Root 200 HP, Bitter Herb Shop ($800) Escape Rope Leave Dungeon Various Stores ($550) Ether 10 PP, 1 move On ground Fresh Water 50 HP Vending Machines ($200) Full Heal Cure ailment Various Stores ($600) Full Restore Heals fully Indigo Plateu ($3000) Gold Leaf Sell for $ RBY Pokes Heal Powder Bitter, Cure ail Herb Shop ($450) Hyper Potion 200 HP Various Stores ($1200) Ice Heal Cure Freeze Various Stores ($250) Lemonade 80 HP Vending Machines ($350) Max Elixir All PP On ground Max Ether All PP, 1 move On ground Max Potion All HP Various Stores ($2500) Max Repel Repels foes 250 Various Stores ($700) Max Revive Fully Revives On ground MooMoo Milk Recovers 100 HP Farm ($500) Nugget Sell for $5000 On Ground Parlyz Heal Heals Paralysis Various Stores ($200) Pearl Sell for $ Wild Pokemon Pok, Doll Escape from Wild Department Stores ($1000) Potion Heals 20 PP Various Stores ($300) Ragecandybar Heals 20 PP Mahagony Town ($200) Repel Repels foes 100 Various Stores ($350) Revival Herb Revives, Bitter Herb Shop ($2800) Revive Revives to " HP Various Stores ($1500) Sacred Ash 1 time Pokecente Wild Ho-Oh Silver Leaf Sell for $ RBY Pokes Slowpoke Tail Useless Mahagony Town ($9800) Soda Pop Heals 60 HP Department Stores ($300) Star Piece Sell for $ Wild Staryu Stardust Sell for $ Wild Staryu Super Potion Recover 50 HP Various Stores ($ 700) Super Repel Repels foes 200 Various Stores ($ 500) Tiny Mushroom Sell for $ Wild Paras Balls (Some have there ideal prey) Fast Ball Fleeing WHT Apricorn to Kurt Friend Ball Captured r Happy GRN Apricoen to Kurt Great Ball Medium Strenght Various Stores ($600) Heavy Ball Heavy BLK Apricorn to Kurt Level Ball Lower Level RED Apricorn to Kurt Love Ball Opposite Gender PNK Apricorn to Kurt Lure Ball Hooked BLU Apricorn to Kurt Master Ball Garunteed Elm gives you, Lucky Number grand prize Moon Ball Moon Stone Evol. YLW Apricoen to Kurt Poke Ball Weakest Ball Various Stores ($200) Ultra Ball Strongest Ball Various Stores ($1200) Looking for an item, Maybe only wild Pokemon can carry it. This is a list of those items. Capital means its exclusive to wild Pokemon. The star system returns here but * means always, ** means sometimes and *** means very rare. Beedrill Poison Barb *** Butterfree SILVERPOWDER *** Chsnsey LUCKY EGG *** Clefairy Moon Stone *** Clefairy Mystery Berry ** Cubone THICK CLUB *** Dodrio Sharp Beak *** Dragonair Dragon Scale *** Dratini Dragon Scale *** Farfetch'd STICK *** Fearow Sharp Beak *** Furret Berry ** Geodude Everstone *** Graveler Everstone *** Grimer Nugget *** Growlithe Burnt Berry ** Ho-oh SACRED ASH * Horsea Dragon Scale *** Jynx Ice Berry ** Magmar Burnt Berry ** Magnemite Metal Coat *** Marowak THICK CLUB *** Miltank MooMoo Milk ** Misdreavous Spell Tag *** Mr. Mime Mystery Berry *** Muk Nugget *** Paras BIG MUSHROOM *** Paras Tiny Mushroom ** Pikachu Berry *** Poliwhirl King's Rock *** Seadra Dragon Scale *** Sentret Berry *** Shellder Big Pearl *** Shellder Pearl *** Shuckle Berry ** Slowbro King's Rock *** Slowpoke King's Rock *** Sneasel Quick Claw *** Snorlax Leftovers * Staryu Star Piece *** Staryu Stardust ** Vulpix Burnt Berry ** ======================================================================== 15. SPECIAL MOVES ======================================================================== ======================================================================== 15.1 ONE TIME ONLY MOVES ======================================================================== ***ODD EGG*** Recieved from the Daycare Man the first time you speak to him the hatchling may be a Pichu, Cleffa, Igglybuff, Elekid, Magby, Smoochum or Tyrogue. The odds are the same. The gender is always female except in the case of Tyrogue. The hatchling ALWAYS knows Dizzy Punch ***EXTREMESPEED DRATINI*** In Crystal you need to take the Dragon's Den challenge to get Clair's badge. Clair makes you take a test because she thinks you will flunk. If you get ALL 5 questions right you are also awarded with a Dratini that has the move Extremespeed. The answers are those questions that promote a theme of friendship with your entire arsenal of Pokemon. ======================================================================== 15.2 POKEMON STADIUM ======================================================================== POKEMON STADIUM If you have all 151 Pokemon in the Pokedex you receive a Psyduck with the Amnesia attack. POKEMON STADIUM 2 Under special circumstances a Farfetch'd with Baton Pass is recieved Under special circumstances a Gligar with Earthquake is recieved ======================================================================== 15.3 POKEMON CENTER NEW YORK ======================================================================== At 10 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City is the Pokemon Center, inside of it is a machine that gives out Pokemon or eggs, that are more likely (the eggs) or guaranteed to be shining (Legendaries excluding Celebi and Mew). Celebi and Mew are only distributed during special occasion, so far Celebi has been distributed twice and Mew never. The Eggs, which are shining 1 in 8 times, have special moves and are called Mystery Eggs, I have listed all that I am aware of. Chikorita Petal Dance* Cyndaquil Double Edge Totodile Submission Pichu Sing Pichu Petal Dance* Cleffa Swift Cleffa Petal Dance* Igglybuff Mimic Dunsparce Horn Drill Wooper Belly Drum! Bellsprout Lovely Kiss+ Bellsprout Sweet Kiss+ Poliwag Growth! Magikarp Reversal! Goldeen Swords Dance! Nidoran (Both) Lovely Kiss+ Nidoran (Both) Sweer Kiss+ Nidoran Moonlight Nidoran Morning Sun Yanma Steel Wing Snubull Lovely Kiss Marill Hydro Pump Marill Dizzy Punch! Psyduck Petal Dance* Magby Faint Attack Smoochum Metronome Smoochum Petal Dance* Elekid Pursuit Qwilfish Double Edge Krabby Cross Chop Remoraid Amnesia Remoraid Mist! Horsea Haze! Bulbasaur Ancientpower Charmander Crunch Squirtle Zap Canon Lapras Bite! Tentacool Confuse Ray! Mantine Gust! Snubull Sweet Kiss * Pokemon was given out in April to welcome Spring in New York, Only Chikorita can be received at times other then the Spring event. + Pokemon was given out early February in Honor of St. Valentine's day. ! Pokemon was given out in a 2 week Summer Festival, Wooper was given out before also. (Missing some) The following are FALSE rumors Togepi Earthquake Mareep Earthquake Larvitar Confuse Ray Eevee Roar Aerodactyl Rock Slide The following have been distributed in Japan and not the US yet that is. Pikachu Fly Pikachu Surf Raichu Fly Raichu Surf Igglybuff Surf Phanpy Encore The following are other promotions Pokemon below would count as traded Pokemon with ID #'s of 01xxx, xxx can be anything, the original trainers are PKMNNYa, PKMNNYb, PKMNNYc or PKMNNYd depending on the machine they were received from. Shining Legendaries and Movesets, no items are attached Articuno lv.50 Mist Agility Mind Reader Ice Beam Zapdos lv.50 Thunder Wave Agility Detect Drill Peck Moltres lv.50 Fire Spin Agility Endure Flamethrower Raikou lv.40 Leer Thundershock Roar Quick Attack Entei lv.40 Leer Ember Roar Fire Spin Suicune lv.40 Leer Water Gun Rain Dance Gust Ho-oh lv??(40/60 or 70) ???? Lugia lv??(40/60 or 70) ???? Mewtwo lv.70 Psych Up Future Sight Mist Psychic ***It learns Recover, fear not it is at level 88*** The following are not always shining. Mew lv.5 Pound Distributed:??? Most Likely Next Distribution:??? It may never have been distributed. Celebi lv.5 Heal Bell Recover Leech Seed Confusion Distributed: Christmas, the week of July 4th and the following week Most Likely Next Distribution: October when Pokemon 4: A Timeless Encounter is released in the U.S. A calendar of known distributions July ??-July 14 Tropical giveaway July 13-June 30 Celebi June 29-June 23 Legendary Dogs (Dog days of summer) June 22-June 9 Tropical Promotion June 8-May 5 Baby Pokemon May 4-April 14 Spring Promotion Lastly the machine is capable of giving specific things for Pokemon Mini but has yet to do so except in Japan. ======================================================================== 16. SPECIAL POKEMON ======================================================================== SAVE BEFORE FIGHTING ANY OF THESE POKEMON ======================================================================== 16.1 SUDOWOODO ======================================================================== Sudowoodo is a Pokemon one may want to capture because it can only be seen once. (It is cool to run and see it hop away, soft reset afterward) Sudowoodo is weak to Water, Grass, Fighting and Ground. Sudowoodo should be captured with an Ultra Ball or Great Ball. Sudowoodo is easier to catch when you use ailments on it. ======================================================================== 16.2 SHINING GYARADOS ======================================================================== Shining Gyarados is the only Pokemon you can pass on and see it again. However if you choose to pass on it you miss the chance for Shining Breeding. Shining Gyarados is the only garunteed Shining Pokemon in the game. I would advise you to try to capture it. You should get it to the red zone and chuck Ultra Balls (If you have) after placing an ailment on these. ======================================================================== 16.3 SUICUNE ======================================================================== Suicune is now a garunteed encounter. Your best bet is to weaken it severely. Once it has been weakened to the red zone ensure that it under an ailment. Sleep, Freeze and Paralysis are the best. At this point chuck Ultra Balls at it. Eventually you should have it in your party! ======================================================================== 16.4 RAIKOU AND ENTEI ======================================================================== These 2 are the most frustrating Pokemon ever! They flee at first chance, have the speed to do this quickly. Then to make things worse they have Roar to have Mean Look and Spider Web ineffective! They have no set nest, they keep running from area to area as you do, or as time passes. There is an art to capturing these two. It involves using a master ball on them. If your gonna use it, use it on either one. For the other or both your best bet is to put it to sleep, then hack away! Apparently if you use Repels even with Pokemon above level 40 these two can appear. Your best bet is to use someone with a Sleep Move that is fast (Jumpluff and Gengar are good) and also a Pokemon able to deal lots of damage, that knows False Swipe. A pokemon with Fly is good for my plan. To seek them I suggest you use Max Repel. Fly to Ecruteak and see where they are. Try to intercept them but remember that each time you enter and exit any building or route they move 1 area (USSUALLY in an understanding order). If you can not intercept them fly back to Ecruteak to cause a reshuffling of there position. After they have been intercepted try to put them to sleep. Then deal damage to them. If they escape its OK, they keep all damage. Just Heal and retry. When the HP is low enough chuck Ultra Balls, Fast Balls or Heavy Balls at them for Maximum effectiveness. ======================================================================== 16.5 HO-OH ======================================================================== Resting at the top of the Tin Tower is a level 60 Ho-oh. When trying to catch it you should use a non-grass tyoe with a Sleep Inducing move or run it out of Fire Blast and Gust PP with Double Team. Once it is asleep switch to the Big Guns. After hacking away at its HP try to chuck Ultra Balls or Heavy Balls at it. Once you catch it, you can fly away from the roof top! ======================================================================== 16.6 SNORLAX ======================================================================== Blocking Digglett cave is this lump of fat. It is a good Pokemon. Treat it like Ho-Oh but Beware its Rest technique. ======================================================================== 16.7 LUGIA ======================================================================== Deep inside Whirl Islands is Lugia. Treat it like Ho-oh but with Hydro Pump instead of Fire Blast. Just keep trying to catch it and eventually you should succeed. ======================================================================== 16.8 LAPRAS ======================================================================== Every Friday night Lapras comes deep inside Union Cave. It is level 20 so if you aready caught the Dogs, use your False Swiper's False Swipe to reduce the HP to 1 and then go for the finish with Sleep Moves and Ultra Balls! ======================================================================== 16.9 MEW AND CELEBI ======================================================================== These two Pokemon are only available at Nintendo Events ***MEW*** It is the star of Pokemon The First Movie! It is pretty powerful and mysterious and is the real version of the clone, Mewtwo. Many fans have it already. It can not be recieved in the Japanese Version of RBY, thay is just a false code that many have fallen for. It is a powerful Psychic Type. ***CELEBI*** It is the star of the 4th Pokemon Movie, Pokemon The Movie 4:A Timeless Encounter do out in October. It can travel between time and is a pretty powerful Grass/Psychic Type hybrid. It can be captured in the Japanese Version of Pokemon Crystal as part of a rare download quest. ======================================================================== 17. TEAM CREATION ======================================================================== Teams are a vital part of Pokemon. Inside the game you need to ensure that your Pokemon can travel quickly with Fly and use Surf and other Hms. Outside you need to use a well assembled team. To have a team work the moves have to be top notch and many other stats have to be worked on. Your team needs to support its weakness and strenghts. Several vital aspects are needed for teams, I consider the following absolutely important Starter This Pokemon should be fast enough to attack first (or have an attack that ensures this) on and should be able to defeat several of the opponents pokemon. This Pokemon should need no set up (i.e. Curse, Swords Dance, Agility and Amnesia) Attacker A Pokemon able to be set up. This Pokemon should be able to take down the most Pokemon Sweeper A Pokemon able to finish the game for you. The following are useful in situations Hazer Ends all status changes, uses the move Haze Psuedo-Hazer A false Hazer, eliminates status changes in other ways most notably the use of Roar and Whirlwind Trapper Prevents retreats with Mean Look and Spider Web Psuedo-Trapper Traps with other methods, the moves Clamp, Whirlwind, Wrap, Bind and Fire Spin prevent escape Passer Uses Baton Pass after boosting up stats Psuedo-Passer Uses moves like Light Screen, Reflect and Safegaurd which pass on without Baton Pass ======================================================================== 17.1 MOVESETS FOR YOUR TEAM ======================================================================== This originates from a Crystal Board Topic I will list all contributers Pokemon seperately KnucklesEnchinda's List (some are terrible this ain't high on priority for updates) #003 Venusaur@BrightPowder -Leech Seed/Giga Drain/Synthesis -Razor Leaf -Sleep Powder/Body Slam -Light Screen #003 Venusaur@BrightPowder -Ancientpower -Body Slam -Razor Leaf -Synthesis #006 Charizard@Leftovers -Flamethrower -Wing Attack -Ancient Power -Earthquake #009 Blastoise@Leftovers -Surf -Earthquake -Mirror Coat -Ice Beam #009 Blastoise@Leftovers -Zap Canon -Surf -Ice Beam -Mirror Coat #012 Butterfree@BrightPowder -Whirl Wind -Giga Drain -Stun Spore -Psychic #015 Beedrill@Focus Band -Agility -Swords Dance -Return -Twin Needle #018 Pidgeot@Mint Berry -Rest -Steel Wing -Double Edge -Whirl Wind #020 Raticate@Leftovers -Roar -Substitute -Double Edge -Super Fang #022 Fearow@Leftovers -Drill Peck -Return/Frustration -Tri Attack -Agility #024 Arbok@Mint Berry -Glare -Earthquake -Sludge Bomb -Rest #025 Pikachu@Light Ball -Thunderbolt -Petal Dance -Surf -Thunder Wave To pull this fellow off you need the Pokemon Center New York Pichu, delete many moves after evolution send it to the original Pok,mon Stadium and give it Surf. #026 Raichu@Leftovers -Thunder Wave -Sweet Kiss -Thunderbolt -Reversal/Petal Dance #026 Raichu@Leftovers -Thunder -Surf -Rain Dance -Thunder Wave #028 Sandslash@Leftovers -Earthquake -Sandstorm -Substitute -Swords Dance #031 Nidoqueen@Leftovers -Earthquake -Thunderbolt -Body Slam -Curse #034 Nidoking@Bright Powder -Rest -Sleep Talk -Fissure -Horn Drill (heh-heh) had to do that! #034 Nidoking@Bright Powder -Thunderbolt -Earthquake -Ice Beam -Rest #036 Clefable@Mystery Berry -Sunny Day -Moonlight -Flamethrower -Solar Beam #038 Ninetales@Bright Powder -Fire Spin -Confuse Ray -Attract/Body Slam -Flamethrower #040 Wigglytuff@Leftovers -Double Edge/Body Slam -Charm -Sweet Kiss -Psychic #045 Vileplume@Bright Powder -Moonlight -Sunny Day -Solar Beam -Sludge Bomb #047 Parasect@Leftovers -Spore -Swords Dance/Growth -Body Slam/Giga Drain -HP Bug/Return/Frustration #049 Venomoth@Bright Powder -Psychic -Stun Spore -Giga Drain -Whirlwind #051 Dugtrio@King's Rock -Earthquake -Rock Slide -Screech -Tri Attack/Double Edge #053 Persian@Leftovers -Screech -Body Slam -Swagger -Roar #055 Golduck@Leftovers -Psychic -Surf -Ice Beam -Psych Up #055 Golduck@Bitter Berry -Petal Dance -Surf -Ice Beam -Psych Up #057 Primeape@Focus Band -Endure -Reversal -Body Slam -Thunder #059 Arcanine@Leftovers -Flamethrower -Crunch -Curse -Extremespeed #062 Poliwrath@Leftovers -Whirlpool -Mind Reader -Dynamic Punch -Hypnosis #065 Alakazam@Leftovers -Psychic -Barrier -Fire Punch -Recover #068 Machamp@Leftovers -Curse -Rock Slide -Earthquake -Cross Chop #071 Victreebel@Bright Powder -Stun Powder/Sleep Powder -Synthesis/Giga Drain -Sludge Bomb -Double Edge/Body Slam/Return/Frustration #073 Tentacruel@Leftovers -Surf -Barrier -Mirror Coat -Sludge Bomb #076 Golem@Leftovers -Curse -Explosion -Rock Slide -Earth Quake #078 Rapidash@Leftovers -Flamethrower -Body Slam -Horn Drill -Agility #080 Slowbro@Leftovers -Surf -Psychic -Thunder Wave -Earth Quake #082 Magneton@Leftovers -Thunder -Thunder Wave -Rain Dance -HP Water #083 Farfetch'd@Stick -Agility -Swords Dance -Slash -Wing Attack #085 Dodrio@Bright Powder -Endure -Flail -Swords Dance -Agility #087 Dewgong@Bright Powder -Surf -Whirlpool -Encore -Disable #089 Muk@Leftovers -Sludge Bomb -Screech -Body Slam -Explosion #091 Cloyster@Bright Powder -Spikes -Surf -Ice Beam -Explosion #094 Gengar@Leftovers -Mean Look -Perish Song -Substitute -Protect #097 Hypno@Bright Powder -Hypnosis -Dream Eater -Barrier -Light Screen #099 Kingler@Leftovers -Surf -Ice Beam -Swords Dance -Body Slam/ Return/ Frustration #101 Electrode@King's Rock -Thunder Wave -Thunderbolt -Swagger -Explosion #103 Exeggutor@Bright Powder -Stun Spore -Psychic -Explosion -Moonlight #105 Marowak@Thick Club -Screech -Ancient Power -Return/Frustration -Earthquake #106 Hitmonlee@Scope Lens -High Jump Kick -Body Slam -Meditate -Rest #107 Hitmonchan@Leftovers -Curse -Mach Punch -Mind Reader -Dynamic Punch #108 Lickitung@Mint Berry -Belly Drum -Earthquake -Body Slam -Rest #110 Weezing@Leftovers -Curse -Sludebomb -Explosion -Return/Frustration #112 Rhydon@Bright Powder -Fissure -Horn Drill -Rest -Sleep Talk #113 Rhydon@Quick Claw -Body Slam -Rock Slide -Earthquake -Horn Drill #114 Tangela@Leftovers -Sunny Day -Solar Beam -Sleep Powder -Stun Spore #115 Kangaskhan@Focus Band -Endure -Reversal -Roar -Body Slam #119 Seaking@Leftovers -Surf -Ice Beam -Agility -Horn Drill #121 Starmie@Brught Powder -Surf -Thunder Wave/Thunder -Confuse Ray/Rain Dance -Recover #122 Mr. Mime@Leftovers -Light Screen -Barrier -Safegaurd -Psychic #123 Scyther@Leftovers -Swords Dance -Agility -Baton Pass -Return/Frustration #124 Jynx@Leftovers -Attract -Ice Beam -Psychic -Body Slam #125 Electabuzz@Leftovers -Thunderbolt -Ice Punch -Cross Chop -Thunder Wave #125 Electabuzz@Leftovers -Toxic -Pursuit -Thunderbolt -Ice Punch #126 Magmar@Leftovers -Screech -Flamethrower -Cross Chop -Return/Frustration #127 Pinsir@Leftovers -Swords Dance -Body Slam -Submission -Guilitione #128 Tauros@Leftovers -Earthquake -Thunder -Body Slam -Double Team #130 Gyarados@Focus Band -Endure -Flail -Surf -Flamethrower #131 Lapras@Leftovers -Surf -Ice Beam -Thunderbolt -Horn Drill #132 Ditto@Metal Powder -Transform #133 Eevee@Leftovers -Baton Pass -Curse -Focus Energy -Body Slam #134 Vaporeon@Leftovers -Acid Armor -Surf -Substitute -Baton Pass #135 Jolteon@Leftovers -Thunder Wave -Thunderbolt -Reflect -Pin Missle #136 Flareon@Bright Powder -Endure -Flail -Body Slam -Flamethrower #139 Omastar@Leftovers -Surf -AncientPower -Ice Beam -Horn Drill #141 Kabutops@Leftovers -Surf -Body Slam -Ancient Power -Submission #142 Aerodactyl @Leftovers -Reflect -Whirlwind -Earthquake -Ancient Power #143 Snorlax@Mint Berry -Rest -Curse -Double Edge -Earthquake #144 Articuno@Leftovers -Fly/Sky Attack :( -Mind Reader -Blizzard -Whirlwind #145 Zapdos@Leftovers -Whirlwind -Thunder wave -Thunderbolt -Drill Peck #146 Moltres@Leftovers -Whirlwind -Flamethrower -Sky Attack :( -Agility #149 Dragonite@Leftovers -Curse -Extremespeed -Wing Attack -Thunder Wave #150 Mewtwo@Leftovers Barrier Reflect Safegaurd Psychic #150 Mewtwo@Bright Powder Rain Dance Bubblebeam Thunder Recover #150 Mewtwo@Bright Powder Sunny Day Flamethrower Solar Beam Recover #150 Mewtwo@King's Rock/Bitter Berry (in case Psych UP, Psych's confusion) Swagger Psych Up Body Slam Recover #150 Mewtwo@Bright Powder Flamethrower Psychic Submission Recover #150 Mewtwo@Bright Powder Double Edge Submission Self Destruct Recover #151 Mew So many possibilities, Make 1 yourself #154 Meganium@Bright Powder -Sunny Day -Solar Beam -Swords Dance/Synthesis -Earthquake #157 Typhlosion@Leftovers -Roar -Flamethrower -Earthquake -Thunderpunch #160 Feraligatr@Leftovers -Surf -Ancinet Power -Earthquake -Retunr/Frustration #162 Furret@Leftovers -Return/Frustration -Curse -Shadowball -Amnseia #164 Noctowl@Bright Powder -Hypnosis -Dream Eater -Reflect -Faint Attack #166 Ledian@Leftovers -Reflect -Light Screen -Safegaurd -Return/Frustration #168 Ariados@Leftovers -Spider Web -Agility -Baton Pass -Sludgebomb #169 Crobat@Leftovers -Meanlook -Confuse Ray -Toxic -Fly #171 Lanturn@Leftovers -Rain Dance -Thunder -Surf -Flail #176 Togetic@Leftovers -Attract -Fly -Psychic -Fire Blast #178 Xatu@Leftovers -Drill Peck -Psychic -Haze -Faint Attack #181 Ampharos@Leftovers -Thunderbolt -Light Screen -Fire Punch -Body Slam/Thunder Wave #182 Bellossom@Bright Powder -Moonlight -Solar Beam -Sunny Day -Return/Frustraion/Stun Spore #184 Azumarril@Leftovers -Whirlpool -Double Team -Perish Song -Attract #185 Sudowoodo@Leftovers -Curse -Rock Slide -Self Desstruct -Earthquake #186 Politoed@Leftovers -Surf -Psychic -Body Slam -Haze #186 Politoed@Leftovers -Surf -Psychic -Ice Beam -Growth #189 Jumpluff@Leftovers -Stun Spore -Sleep Powder -Leech Seed -Rest #190 Aipom@Leftovers -Curse -Agility -Baton Pass -Return/Frustration #192 Sunflora@Bright Powder -Sunny Day -Synthesis -Solar Beam -Return/Frustration #193 Yanma@Bright Powder -Screech -Wing Attack -Double Team -Reversal #195 Quagsire@Mint Berry -Surf -Body Slam -Earthquake -Rest #196 Espeon@Leftovers -Psychic -Bite -Morning Sun -Frustration/Return #197 Umbreon@Leftovers -Mean Look -Toxic -Body Slam -Moonlight #198 Murkrow@Leftovers -Drill Peck -Faint Attack -Whirlwind/Haze -Psych Up #199 Slowking@Leftovers -Surf -Curse -Earthquake -Psychic #200 Misdreavus@Leftovers -Mean Look -Perish Song -Pain Split -Double Team #201 Unown@Burnt Berry -Hidden Power Show you really have problems I mean Unown is on your team! #202 Wobbuffet@Leftovers -Counter -Mirror Coat -Safegaurd -Destiny Bond #203 Girafarig@Leftovers -Agility -Crunch/Amnesia -Psychic -Return/Frustration/Body Slam/ Baton Pass #205 Forretress@Bright Powder -Spikes -Curse -Pin Missle -Explosion #206 Dunsparce@King's Rock -Glare -Swagger -Mud Slap -Double Team #207 Gligar@Leftovers -Screech -Curse -Metal Claw -Wing Attack #208 Steelix@Leftovers -Curse/Screech -Earthquake -Body Slam -Roar #210 Granbull@Leftovers -Rest -Return/Frustration/Body Slam -Heal Bell -Earthquake #211 Qwilfish@Leftovers -Spikes -Sludge Bomb -Hydro Pump -Ice Beam #212 Scizor@Leftovers -Agility -Swords Dance -Baton Pass -Steel Wing #213 Shuckle@Leftovers -Wrap -Toxic -Attract -Encore #214 Heracross@Focus Band -Mega Horn -Endure -Reversal -Counter #215 Sneasel@Leftovers -Screech -Curse -Return/Frustration -Faint Attack/Ice Beam #217 Ursaring@Mint Berry -Rest -Curse -Earthquake -Return/Frustration #219 Magcargo@Leftovers -Rock Slide -Flamethrower -Body Slam -Sunny Day #221 Piloswine@Leftovers -Ice Beam -Earthquake -Body Slam -Curse/Ancient Power #222 Corsola@Bright Powder -Recover -Curse -Ancient Power -Mirror Coat #224 Octillery@Leftovers -Surf -Ice Beam -Flamethrower -Psybeam #225 Delibird@Leftovers -Curse -Fly -Return/Frustration -Ice Beam #226 Mantine@Leftovers -Confuse Ray -Surf -Ice Beam -Wing Attack #227 Skarmory@Leftovers -Whirlwind -Drill Peck -Return/Frustation/Steel Wing -Curse #229 Houndoom@Leftovers -Crunch -Fire Blast -Sunny Day -Solarbeam #230 Kingdra@Leftovers -Surf -Ice Beam -Dragonbreath -Attract/Agility #232 Donphan@Leftovers -Body Slam -Earthquake -Curse -Rest/Roar #233 Porygon2@Bright Powder -Ice Beam -Double Edge -Curse -Recover #234 Stantler@Leftovers -Confuse Ray -Return/Frustration -Earthquake -Curse #235 Smeargle@Leftovers -Spider Web -Spore -Mind Reader -Horn Drill #237 Hitmontop@Leftovers -Rapid Spin/Mach Punch -Return/Frustration -Double Kick -Curse #241 Miltank@Bright Powder -Body Slam -Milk Drink -Earthquake -Heal Bell #242 Blissey@Bright Powder -Heal Bell -Soft Boiled -Double Edge -Psychic #243 Raikou@Leftovers -Crunch -Thunderbolt -Reflect -Return/Frustration #244 Entei@Leftovers -Rest -Solarbeam -Flamethrower -Solarbeam #245 Suicune@Leftovers -Surf -Rest -Roar -Mirror Coat #248 Tyranitar@Leftovers -Ice Beam -Crunch -Ancient Power -Earthquake #249 Lugia@Leftovers -Psychic -Aeroblast/Ice Beam/ HP Flying -Surf -Recover #250 Ho-oh@Leftovers -Sacred Fire/Flamethrower -Earthquake/Solar Beam -Thunderbolt/Sunny Day -Recover #251 Celebi@Leftovers -Heal Bell -Leech Seed -Psychic -Recover Dragoknight67's alternate attacking umbreon Umbreon@leftovers -Swagger -Pysch Up -Shadow ball/body slam/return/double edge -Moonlight Dark Mewtwo1 Blissey@Leftovers -Thunder Wave -Counter -Seismic Toss -Softboiled Venomoth@Leftovers -Stun Spore -Sleep Powder -Curse -Sludge bomb Smeargle@Quick Claw -Spider Web -Spore -Dream Eater -Nightmare Smeargle@Quick Claw -Spore -Sword's Dance -Megahorn -Aeroblast Lickitung Lickitung (who did you expect)@Leftovers -Swords Dance -Body Slam -Earthquake -Seismic Toss/Curse MasterVivi Jumpluff-female@King's Rock -Headbutt -Stun spore -Leech seed -Attract Zoneseeker Crobat@Leftovers/MiracleBerry -Mean Look -Protect -Detect -Toxic Ssj3Kris036 Lugia@Leftovers -Earthquake -Psychic -Surf -Aeroblast hwoop Marowak ~Earthquake ~Rock Slide ~HP Bug ~Swords Dance @Thick Club Gengar ~Counter ~Destiny Bond ~Swagger ~Protect @Leftovers SSJ3 Josh Charizard@Leftovers Swords Dance Earthquake Rock Slide Rest/Wing Attack/Flamethrower Mew@Leftovers Swords Dance Rock Slide/Ancient Power(Preference Decision) Earthquake Softboiled Butterfree@Leftovers Double Team Curse Return/Double-Edge Hidden Power Fire/Psychic Politoed@Leftovers Whirlpool Perish Song Rest Protect Politoed@Leftovers Belly Drum Rest Body Slam Earthquake/Shadowball Mew ~Swift ~Swords Dance ~Softboiled ~Shadow Ball @Miracle Berry Politoed ~Psychic ~Surf ~Counter ~Rest/Haze @Mint Berry/Leftovers(depending on the last move) Bladedancer Poliwrath @ mint berry Fissure Mind Reader Surf Rest TMOG Charizard@Leftovers -Thunderpunch -Dragonbreath -Flamethrower -Sunny Day -Leftovers Blackthorne2050 Umbreon @ Leftovers -Mud-Slap -Toxic -Pursuit -Moonlight Electabuzz @ Leftovers -Thunderbolt -Cross Chop -Ice Punch -Psychic Starmie @ Scope Lens -Surf -Thunderbolt -Ice Beam -Recover ======================================================================== 18. CHANGES FROM GOLD/SILVER ======================================================================== These are Pokemon that are not in Crystal. The chart shows in what older versions the Pokemon are available. R B Yw G S NE PC Bulbasaur Y Y Y N N N Y Ivysaur Y Y Y N N N N Venusaur Y Y Y N N N N Charmander Y Y Y N N N Y Charmeleon Y Y Y N N N N Charizard Y Y Y N N N N Squirtle Y Y Y N N N Y Wartortle Y Y Y N N N N Blastoise Y Y Y N N N N Omanyte Y Y Y N N N N Omastar Y Y Y N N N N Mewtwo Y Y Y N N N Y Moltres Y Y Y N N N Y Zapdos Y Y Y N N N Y Articuno Y Y Y N N N Y Mareep N N N Y Y N N Flaaffy N N N Y Y N N Ampharos N N N Y Y N N Girafarig N N N Y Y N N Remoraid N N N Y Y N Y Octillery N N N Y Y N N Mankey Y N Y Y N N N Primeape Y N Y Y N N N Vulpix N Y Y N Y N N Ninetales N Y Y N Y N N Mew N N N N N Y N Celebi N N N N N Y Y Missingno. N N N N N N N* *Missingno exsists only to fill up hex data not taken, that is its sole purposes, because of that it wasn't debugged so expect it to be very glitchy. Gameshark is the ONLY way to get it LEGEND R=Red B=Blue Yw=Yellow G=Gold S=Silver NE=Nintendo Event PC=Pok‚mon Center New York Y=Yes N=No In addition to those Pokemon there are subtle changes. The boy/girl change. Gifts from phone numbers. The Battle Tower. The sign that pops up on the bottom of the screen. The fact that Pokemon move before battle in addition to there battle cry. Some Trainers are rearranged. The Pokemon Seer in the outskirts of Cianwood City. ======================================================================== 19. COMPATIBLE PRODUCTS ======================================================================== ======================================================================== 19.1 GOLD AND SILVER ======================================================================== Released: October 25, 2000 Platform: GameBoy Color ======================================================================== 19.2 POKEMON YELLOW ======================================================================== Released: November 22, 1999 Platform: GameBoy ======================================================================== 19.3 POKEMON RED AND BLUE ======================================================================== Released: November 1, 1998 Platform: GameBoy ======================================================================== 19.4 POKEMON PIKACHU 2 ======================================================================== Released: October 25, 2000 Platform: It is the Platform ======================================================================== 19.5 POKEMON MINI ======================================================================== Released: November 2002 Platform: Pokemon Mini Please note this is not yet compatible but there is an infrared port, so in the future it may be compatible with Pokemon games since it uses interchangeable cartridges. It is exclusive to the Pokemon Center to buy one visit www.pokemoncenter.com ======================================================================== *20. CONCLUSION/CREDITS/CONTACT* ======================================================================== ======================================================================== CVXFREAK'S REVIEW ======================================================================== Nintendo has done it again! Although I don't play Pokemon that much, this game is enjoyable. I like almost every aspect! Good job Nintendo! Pokemon Crystal is basically an add on to the Gold and Silver Version, kinda like what Pokemon Yellow was to red and Blue. Pokemon Crystal takes place 3 years after Red, Blue and Yellow and follows the story of 2 young people who want to be Pokemon masters. Pokemon are like animals with special powers, like fire and ice! They learn to grow up like real animals do! It's really cool if you know the previous versions! GRAPHICS: 9 The graphics are great! For a GBC game, the animations are pretty cool and gives way to the capabilities of GameBoy Advance! There is a lot of detail and color for a GBC game and places like the Ice Path simply amazed me! AUDIO: 9 For a GBC game, it's pretty good. The sound gets a little repetative, but no where near annoying! The battle sounds fit the mood and travel sounds fit the mood! The sound is tinny, though, but it is no biggy. GAMEPLAY: 9 You travel around, collecting Pokemon as you go. You fight against other trainers to gain experience with Pokemon! There's also some backtracking to get to new areas! I also like controlling either a boy or girl, since what people say may differ from game to game. There's also the real time factor, which some Pokemon only come out at night! Cool! PRICE: 9 For $30, it's very fair. Games like these are priceless. It's fun to battle and trade with different people! It's a new type of concept. Very good and affordable price! If you can't afford it save up! VERY well worth it! REPLAYABILITY: 9 Well, once you beat the game with a certain starter Pokemon, you can try the game again with another starter Pokemon! Or you can play as the boy this time! There are VERY many areas to explore, so you miss them the first time around, but certainly you don't wanna miss them the second or third time around. You can also replay it if you missed out on a rare Pokemon like Lugia! RENT OR BUY- BUY! Go to Toys R Us and buy it right now! You want to catch them all! Go ahead! Renting won't even be worth it! OVERALL: 9 Get this B+/A- hybrid game. It's very well worth it. If you don't you'll obviously miss out! ----CREDITS ---CVXFREAK THANKS YOU "Well, thanks for reading my first Pokemon Guide. I am welcome to any recommendations to make it better! Thanks for reading it!" ---KnucklesEnchinda Thanks CVXFREAK for trusting me with the maintaining of this guide. You for reading this guide My little brother, he has gotten some of the Pokemon Center New York moves and helped type up parts of the move list The people on the Crystal Board who have given me pointers. Anyone who gave movesets from the topic "Lets all work together to make movesets for all Pokemon" Uriel3ca3 of the messageboard for creating a topic with all the mystery gift possibilities, what phone numbers do and provide, items from traded Pokemon, items from wild Pokemon the list goes on and on. Give Uriel a round of applause, he deserves it! The following people helped Uriel develop his list, and some of there information is here Flaming Ice The "early" list at the Rooftop sale Biancalynnette Carrie's Pokemon List Bing147 Room Decoration help If anyone else helped and I missed him/her please tell me immediately so proper corrections can be taken. ======================================================================== CONTACTS ======================================================================== Email CVXFREAK at FireEmblemPride@hotmail.com If you have any question about this guide, comment on how to improve it or anything like that email KnucklesEnchinda at faqmike@yahoo.com. ======================================================================== CVXFREAK'S OTHER GUIDES ======================================================================== Resident Evil: CODE Veronica X for Playstation 2 and Dreamcast Resident Evil: SATURN EDITON for Saturn. Silent Hill: Handgun Speed Guide for Playstation 1. ======================================================================== COPYRIGHTS ======================================================================== Playstation, Playstation 2 are properties of Sony. Dreamcast and Saturn are properties of Sega. GameBoy Pocket, GameBoy Color, Nintendo 64, GameBoy Advance, NES, Super NES and Virtual boy are properties of Nintendo. Pokemon is copyright 1995-2001 by Game Freak and Nintendo Pokemon is copyright 2002 by the Pokemon Corperation The Resident Evil Series is a trademark of Capcom. Silent Hill is a trademark of Konami. PORTIONS OF THIS GUIDE ARE COPYRIGHT 2002 by CVXFREAK OTHER PORTIONS ARE COPYRIGHT 2002 by KnucklesEnchinda SPECIFIC PORTIONS ARE COPYRIGHT 2002 by Uriel3ca3 and used with permission Contact KnucklesEnchinda if you want to post this guide or portions of it. Knuckles will tell you if further contact is needed. KnucklesEnchinda can be reached at faqmike@yahoo.com Please note that the following will be worked on in an effort to improve this guide, first priority is the walkthrough, other ideas include a walkthrough for Pokemon Mini (a separate system). Breeding will also be worked on in an effort to improve the guide. Good bye and good day!