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W R I T T E N B Y: JASON HOWELL

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September 09, 2009: Beginning of Bare-bones Guide

September 10 - October 5, 2009: Writing the Johto Guide

October 13, 2009 - January 11, 2010: Writing the Kanto Guide

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February 15, 2010: Hello everyone! Now that we have the Kanto guide out of

the way, the guide is now up to version 3.00! We have made

several changes to the guide that should bring this guide

up to speed for the English release in March.

* Thanks to serebii.net, various names of the English


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version have been revealed, including your other gender

rival's names, team rocket executives, various item

names, and a few locations that were not in the original

GSC. They have been changed in this version of the guide

to reflect the English version of the game.

The Poketholon has been changed to Pokeathlon, and the

Technique stat is now the Skill stat. The Pokedex section

has been edited to reflect these changes.

* Added the Kanto guide up to the Viridian Gym

* Pokeathlon stats and Move Tutor info up to the Sinnoh Dex

have been added

* Japanese/English changes added to the Changes FAQ

section.

If anything has been changed from what serebii says, or any

new info is revealed, I will add it to the guide. If you

see anything that references the Japanese version, then let

me know.

As far as the next update goes, I will try to get the

Updated Pokemon League, Cerulean Cave, and Mt. Silver and

the final battle in before or around the release of HGSS

in North America.


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March 09, 2010: Only several more days until HG/SS is released in the

United States! Here is a update to help finish up a bunch

of things.

* Added the Endgame Guide section. This covers the rematch

against the Elite Four, Mt. Silver, and the final battle

against the former Champion.

* Added the Battle Frontier guide from my Platinum guide,

and corrected it for HGSS.

* Added a variety of Legendary areas, including two of the

Legendary Birds, and Suicune.

Originally, this update was going to contain info on

Cerulean Cave/Mewtwo and Seafoam/Articuno, but I wanted to

get the info on the updated Elite Four and Mt. Silver

before the game comes out in the US. Hopefully, they should

be in Version 3.11, which I will try to get out before the

US version comes out.

As for updates, I am going to try to do at least one more

update before it is released. If there is any major things

revealed before the release, such as any English names and

the like, I will try to add it to the guide. It might take

me a few days to get through HGSS, so bear with me when it


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comes to updates.

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March 12, 2010: Got several more updates today!

* Added Mewtwo/Cerulean Cave and Articuno/Seafoam Island

to the side-quest section.

* Re-did the Pokemon Encounter rates to include Pokemon

that are available via Rock Smash and Headbutting

Trees. Also removed any instances of surfing or national

dex Pokemon where there are none for that route or area.

* Added info to the Pokedex section on Pokemon that can

only be found in the special Safari Zone settings or

via the Pokewalker.

By the time this update should be out, Pokemon HGSS should

be available in the United States. I will try to answer

any questions that come along, and fix any errors as soon

as I can.

There should be a lot more content in the following updates

(Phone info, Gym Leader rematches, Pokeathlon and Pokewalker

info, etc), so stay tuned!

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March 14, 2010: Hello English players! If you are reading this, you

probably picked up HGSS from your local store. This update


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is mostly a few corrections from the Japanese version.

* Changed the info on the old man in the beginning of

Cherrygrove

* Renamed all instances of Tin Tower to Bell Tower.

* Changed the rival's first encounter from ??? to Passerby

Boy.

* Re-did the Game Corner section of Goldenrod.

* Added the questions the lady at the Goldenrod Radio Tower

asks you.

I will be adding more as I play the English version.

Nintendo has also announced that the Yellow Forrest event

for the Pokewalker will become available on April the 1st

up until April the 30th.

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March 16th, 2010: Hello everyone! I am near the end of the English Version

(Got all 16 badges and most of the legendaries), so I have

several major additions.

* Added English names for trainers on the routes, caves,

and Gyms.


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* Added Lapras to the side quest section.

* Added the PokeGear Phone Numbers to the guide.

* Added Daily/Weekly side quests as well as a schedule

for what you can do on each day.

* Added the questions the elder at the Dragon's Den asks

you and clarified how you get a Dratini.

* Added several places you can get decent hidden items,

like Rare Candy

* Added info on things you can do once you can surf

* Added some more info on various places, like the

Goldenrod Underground and the Celadon Game Corner

* Added a capture profile for Sudowoodo in the main

guide.

* Did a number of corrections, mainly stuff people pointed

out in their emails.

I was going to add Entei and Raikou in this update, but due

to time I will have to do it in the next one. Currently,


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I am up to date with my emails and if I have not responded,

it is either because I already corrected something, the

question is already in the guide, or it is a old email.

Also, the next week might not have any updates, since I

will be rather busy. I will still answer any questions, and

if you still see anything wrong, let me know.

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April 7th, 2010: It has been awhile since I last updated...I have been

working on this version for awhile, but due to a variety of

things going on I have not had much of a chance to work on

it for half a month. Here is the updates:

* Added the Berry Guide section, which is a heavily

modified version of my berry guide from Platinum

* Added the side quest section for non-weekly or daily

side-quests

* Added Entei and Raikou to the side quest section

* Split the Pokegear Phonenumber section into a new

part of the guide called "Pokegear Guide"

* Corrected the Extremespeed Dratini info that MANY of you

have emailed me about.


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* Added the requested Exclusives Guide to the Misc Guide

section

* Added the Special Wallpapers and Eggs section

* Added a new way to look at your Secret ID.

* Added my friends code at the bottom. If you feel like

battling, let me know and we will work out a time. I will

not do trades, however.

* Did several corrections here and there.

I have gone through all of my emails and made the changes

that were necessary. As for the next updates, I do plan on

adding some info on the Pokewalker finally after testing it

out for the last month or so, and I also plan to cover the

two new routes in Johto. I will be going on a trip at the

end of the month, so do not expect any updates until May.

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April 18, 2010: Although I did not add the new areas to the guide in this

update, I did add a few things I have been wanting to add

for awhile.

* Added the Swarm, Headbutt, Bug Catching Contest, and

Hoenn and Sinnoh sound to the Post-National Dex section


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* Added the Bank of Mom and Rock Smash Item section to

the misc guide section.

* Thanks to a reader with the handle Tarken, I found out

that I missed the Wise Glasses item in not only the

main guide, but in the items guide.

* Thanks to a reader named Julie, I have made some changes

to the ability section for quite a few abilities.

* Thanks to a reader named Jeremy, we have some more info

on the Voltorb Flip game that I absolutely hate.

* Did some other minor corrections here and there.

I got to most of the emails, but there are still I few I

need to check although I got most of the important stuff

out of the way. Also, for those who do not know Pokemon

Black and White have been revealed and will be released in

Japan at the end of this year on the DS. Goodie...More work

in front of me.

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//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Version History / \ 0001 \\

//--------------------------------- -/\-------------------------------------- \\

// Table of Contents / \ 0002 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Johto Guide / \ J001 \\

// -New Bark Town /\ J002 \\

// -Route 29 /\ J003 \\

// -Cherrygrove City /\ J004 \\

// -Route 30/South 46 /\ J005 \\

// -Violet City / \ J006 \\

// -Sprout Tower /\ J007 \\

// -Violet Gym / \ J008 \\

// -Route 32 /\ J009 \\

// -Union Cave /\ J010 \\

// -Route 33 /\ J011 \\

// -Azalea Town /\ J012 \\

// -Azalea Gym / \ J013 \\

// -Ilex Forest /\ J014 \\

// -Route 34 /\ J015 \\

// -Goldenrod City /\ J016 \\

// -Goldenrod Gym /\ J017 \\

// -Route 35 /\ J018 \\

// -National Park /\ J019 \\

// -Route 36/37 /\ J020 \\


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// -Ecruteak City /\ J021 \\

// -Ecruteak Gym /\ J022 \\

// -Route 38/39 /\ J023 \\

// -Olivine City /\ J024 \\

// -Route 40/41 /\ J025 \\

// -Cianwood City /\ J026 \\

// -Cianwood Gym /\ J027 \\

// -Olivine Gym /\ J028 \\

// -Route 42 /\ J029 \\

// -Mahogany Town /\ J030 \\

// -Route 42 /\ J031 \\

// -Lake of Rage /\ J032 \\

// -Rocket Hideout /\ J033 \\

// -Mahogany Gym /\ J034 \\

// -Radio Tower /\ J035 \\

// -Underground Basement /\ J036 \\

// -Radio Tower Redux /\ J037 \\

// -Route 44 /\ J038 \\

// -Ice Path / \ J039 \\

// -Blackthorn City /\ J040 \\

// -Route 45/North 46 /\ J041 \\

// -Blackthorn Gym /\ J042 \\

// -Dragons Den /\ J043 \\

// -The Kimono House /\ J044 \\

// -Route 27 /\ J045 \\

// -Route 26 /\ J046 \\

// -Victory Road /\ J047 \\


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// -Pokemon League /\ J048 \\

// -S.S. Aqua / \ J049 \\

//--------------------- -------------/\-------------------------------------- \\

// Kanto Guide / \ K001 \\

// -Vermillion City /\ K002 \\

// -Vermillion Gym /\ K003 \\

// -Route 6 / \ K004 \\

// -Saffron City /\ K005 \\

// -Saffron Gym /\ K006 \\

// -Route 7 / \ K007 \\

// -Celadon City /\ K008 \\

// -Celadon Gym /\ K009 \\

// -Route 16 /\ K010 \\

// -Route 17/Cycling Road /\ K011 \\

// -Route 18 /\ K012 \\

// -Fuchisia City /\ K013 \\

// -Fuchisia Gym /\ K014 \\

// -Route 15 /\ K015 \\

// -Route 14/13 /\ K016 \\

// -Route 12 /\ K017 \\

// -Lavender Town /\ K018 \\

// -Route 10 (Lavender) /\ K019 \\

// -Rock Tunnel /\ K020 \\

// -Route 10 (Cerulean) /\ K021 \\

// -Route 9 / \ K022 \\

// -Cerulean City /\ K023 \\

// -Route 24 /\ K024 \\


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// -Route 25 /\ K025 \\

// -Cerulean Gym /\ K026 \\

// -Route 5 / \ K027 \\

// -Route 8 / \ K028 \\

// -Route 11 /\ K029 \\

// -Diglett's Cave /\ K030 \\

// -Route 2 / \ K031 \\

// -Viridian City /\ K032 \\

// -Viridian Forest /\ K033 \\

// -Pewter City /\ K034 \\

// -Pewter Gym /\ K035 \\

// -Route 3 / \ K036 \\

// -Mt. Moon / \ K037 \\

// -Route 4 / \ K038 \\

// -Route 1 / \ K039 \\

// -Pallet Town /\ K040 \\

// -Route 21 /\ K041 \\

// -Cinnibar Islands /\ K042 \\

// -Route 20 /\ K043 \\

// -Seafoam Gym /\ K044 \\

// -Route 19 /\ K045 \\

// -Viridian Gym /\ K046 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Endgame Guide / \ EG01 \\

// -Pokemon League Redux /\ EG02 \\

| -Route 22 /\ EG03 \\

// -Route 28 /\ EG04 \\


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// -Mt. Silver / \ EG05 \\

// -The Final Battle /\ EG06 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Battle Frontier Guide /\ BF01 \\

// -Battle Tower /\ BF02 \\

// -Battle Arcade /\ BF03 \\

// -Battle Factory /\ BF04 \\

// -Battle Hall / \ BF05 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Post-National Dex Guide /\ D001 \\

// -Pal Park / \ D002 \\

// -Swarm Pokemon /\ D003 \\

// -Headbutt Pokemon /\ D004 \\

// -Bug Catching Contest /\ D005 \\

// -Hoenn & Sinnoh Sound /\ D006 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Pokegear Guide /\ PG01 \\

// -Pokegear Phone Numbers /\ PG02 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Sidequests Guide / \ SQ01 \\

// -Ho-Oh and Bell Tower /\ SQ02 \\

// -Lugia and Whirl Islands /\ SQ03 \\

// -Cerulean Cave & Mewtwo /\ SQ04 \\

// -Articuno & Seafoam Island/\ SQ05 \\

// -Zapdos & Power Plant /\ SQ06 \\

// -Moltres and Mt. Silver /\ SQ07 \\

// -Suicune and Cerulean Cape/\ SQ08 \\


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// -Entei and Raikou /\ SQ09 \\

// -Lapras and Union Cave /\ SQ10 \\

// -Daily and Weekly Events /\ SQ11 \\

// -Side Quest Guide /\ SQ12 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Special Events / \ SP01 \\

// -Celebi's Time Travel /\ SP02 \\

// -Spiky Ear Pichu /\ SP03 \\

// -Arceus and Sinjoh Ruins /\ SP04 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Wi-Fi Events / \ WF01 \\

// -Pokewalker Yellow Forest /\ WF02 \\

// -10th Anniversary Mew /\ WF03 \\

// -The Enigma Stone /\ WF04 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Breeding Guide /\ 0008 \\

// -The Basics /\ 00A8 \\

// -Chain Breeding /\ 00B8 \\

// -Baby Pokemon /\ 00C8 \\

// -Egg Group List /\ 00D8 \\

// -Steps to Hatch /\ 00E8 \\

//---------------------------------- /\--------------------------------------\\

// Berry Guide / \ BE01 \\

// -Planting Berries /\ BE02 \\

// -Berry List and Locations /\ BE03 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Move List / \ M00A \\


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// -Move Table of Contents /\ M001 \\

//----------------------------------/\-------------------------------------- \\

// Items Guide / \ IT01 \\

// -Item Table of Contents /\ IT02 \\

// -TMs and HMs /\ TM01 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Raising Guide / \ R001 \\

// -Abilities Guide /\ R002 \\

// -EV List / \ R003 \\

// -EXP Guide /\ R004 \\

// -Natures Guide /\ R005 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Misc Guides / \ G001 \\

// -Shiny Pokemon Guide /\ G002 \\

// -Pokerus Guide /\ G003 \\

// -Catch Rate Guide /\ G004 \\

// -Calculating EXP Gain /\ G005 \\

// -Transferring Manaphy /\ G006 \\

// -Sketch Guide /\ G007 \\

// -Chatot's Chatter Move /\ G008 \\

// -Ribbon Guide /\ G009 \\

// -Secret ID Guide /\ G010 \\

// -PickUp Guide /\ G011 \\

// -Pokemart Guide /\ G012 \\

// -Gender Differences /\ G013 \\

// -Changing Pokemon Forms /\ G014 \\

// -Exclusives Guide /\ G015 \\


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// -Special Wallpapers & Eggs/\ G016 \\

// -The Bank of Mom /\ G017 \\

// -Rock Smash Items /\ G018 \\

// -Changes FAQ /\ G017 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Pokemon Battle Revolution /\ PBR1 \\

// -Obtainable Items /\ PBR2 \\

// -Obtainable Pokemon /\ PBR3 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Pokedex 001-151 /\ P001 \\

// Pokedex 152-251 /\ P002 \\

// Pokedex 252-386 /\ P003 \\

// Pokedex 387-492 /\ P004 \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Copyright and Credits /\ LGAL \\

//---------------------------------- /\-------------------------------------- \\

// Email Info /\ EMIL \\

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/ J O H T O G U I D E /

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When you first start up the game, you will be taken to a screen that has

several options on it. Press the bottom one to continue. Prof. Oak will then

appear and ask you if you are a boy or a girl and then your name. Once that is

done, you will be taken to New Bark Town.

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/ N E W B A R K T O W N /

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You will start in your room. Head on down and your mother will give you your


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bag. You can now also save and view your status.

When you first step out, Marill will come up to you and then leave and you

will see the first glimpse of the opposite gender rival. If you are playing

as a male, your opposite gender rival will be Lyra, a new addition to the

GSC story and a replacement for Crystal's Kris female character. Female

characters will meet Ethan, the original protagonist from GSC.

You can explore a little bit and see a red haired boy in the window, but for

now continue to Prof. Elm's lab (The big building in the upper left). Go

inside and he will ask you to run a errand for him and let you choose between

3 Pokemon.

* Totodile, a water Pokemon

* Chikorita, a grass Pokemon

* Cyndaquil, a fire Pokemon

In this game, Cyndaquil is actually easy mode, Totodile is medium, and

Chikorita is hard to use against the gyms, so choose wisely. The Pokemon

you choose will also appear behind you now. Before you leave, Prof. Elm's

aid will give you 5 Potions.

After you exit the lab, Ethan or Lyra will appear and talk to you and leave

again. Once that is finished, go talk to your mother and she will give you

the Pokegear. It is similar to how it worked in the original GSC versions,

but it now has touchscreen support. Leave your house and try to go west

and Prof. Elm will appear and give you his phone number. Once you are ready,


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head to Route 29.

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//J003|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Route 29 ||

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|Pokemon |Morning |Day |Night |Method |

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|Pidgey |55% |55% |- |Normal |

|Rattata |5% |5% |15% |Normal |

|Sentret |40% |40% |- |Normal |

|Hoothoot |- |- |85% |Normal |

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|Tree Headbutt |Encounter Rate |Method |

|_______________|__________________________|__________|

|Hoothoot | |Headbutt |

|Spinarak (HG) | |Headbutt |

|Ledyba (SS) | |Headbutt |

|Exeggcute | |Headbutt |

|Pineco | |Headbutt |

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|National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |

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|Plusle | |H. Radio |


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|Minun | |H. Radio |

|Shinx | |S. Radio |

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Since you just got your first Pokemon, you might want to take the time to

fight some of the Pokemon on this route for experience. It is mainly Sentret

for the most part, but Hoothoot do come out at night. You cannot catch Pokemon

at this point, so it is just battling at this point. Head west until you reach

Cherrygrove City.

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//J004|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Cherrygrove City ||

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|Fish/Surfing |Encounter Rate |Method |

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|Tentacool |90% |Surfing |

|Tentacruel |10% |Surfing |

|Magikarp |95% (O), 60% (G) |Fishing |

|Krabby |5% (O), 37% (G), 67% (S) |Fishing |

|Kingler |3% (S) |Fishing |

|Corsola |3% (G, day), 30% (S, Day) |Fishing |

|Staryu |3% (G,night), 30%(S,night)|Fishing |

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|Tailow | |Headbutt |

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Pokemart:

/_____________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|______________|

|Poke Ball |200p |

|Heal Ball |300p |

|Antidote |100p |

|Paralyze Heal |200p |

|Potion |300p |

|Air Mail |50p |

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* Note that items such as Pokeballs will not be available until after you

have learned how to capture Pokemon.

Once you enter Cherrygrove, a old man at the entrance will show you around and

then give you the Running Shoes, a staple of the series since RSE that allows

you to run when you hold the B Button. If you tap the shoes on the touch

screen, they will allow you to run without pressing the B Button. However,

keep in mind that wild pokemon will appear more if you are using the Running

Shoes, so you may want to walk while you are in grass.

You might want to heal up at this point at the Pokemon Center. You cannot

capture Pokemon at the moment, so you will have to wait. You can buy Potions

however. Once you are ready, head over to Route 30. When you try to leave,

the old man will stop you and give you a Pokegear add-on called the Map

Card. It will allow you to see the map via the Pokegear and keep track of

any roaming Pokemon you have active.

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|| Route 30 ||

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|Pidgey (HG) |40% |50% |40% |Normal |

|Pidgey (SS) |10% |50% |- |Normal |

|Rattata |- |- |40% |SoulSilver|

|Caterpie |50% |35% |- |HeartGold |

|Metapod |10% |15% |- |HeartGold |

|Weedle |50% |35% |- |SoulSilver|

|Kakuna |10% |15% |- |SoulSilver|

|Spinarak |- |- |30% |HeartGold |

|Ledyba |30% |- |- |SoulSilver|

|Hoothoot (HG) |- |- |30% |Normal |

|Hoothoot (SS) |- |- |60% |Normal |

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|Poliwag |90% |Surfing |

|Poliwhirl |10% |Surfing |

|Magikarp |95% (O), 60% (G), 7% (S) |Fishing |

|Poliwag |5% (O), 40% (G), 93% (S) |Fishing |

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|Whismur | |H. Radio |

|Linoone | |H. Radio |

|Bidoof | |S. Radio |

|Buizel | |S. Radio |

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Route 30 has changed a little bit since the old days. You still do not have

any Pokeballs, but you can get a Apricorn Box from the man in the first house

you see. It will allow you to get Apricorns from the different looking trees

around Johto.

You can't go up the west side of the route yet, so continue to the east side

up to Mr. Pokemon's house. Inside, you will find Prof. Oak and Mr. Pokemon

talking and Mr. Pokemon will give you the Odd Egg key item and heal your

Pokemon. After that, Prof Oak will give you the Johto Pokedex and his

phone number. Head outside and Prof. Elm will call you and say that one of his

Pokemon has been stolen.

+========================+

|Cherrygrove and Route 29|

+========================+

Head back to Cherrygrove and then to Route 29 (Make sure your Pokemon are

healed). A red haired boy will appear and you will find out he was the one

who stole the Pokemon and then fight you.


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/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Passerby Boy |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Cyndaquil (If you choose Chikorita) lv 5 (Fire) |

|Totodile (If you choose Cyndaquil lv 5 (Water) |

|Chikorita (If you choose Totodile) lv 5 (Grass) |

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|Info: Like any rival fight, he will have the Pokemon that you are weak |

| against. Good thing is you should be at least lv 7 by now and he has |

| no elemental attacks. You also should still have those potions that |

| Prof. Elm's aid gave you earlier, so use them if you need them. Its |

| easy experience. |

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Once that is done, heal up at the Pokemon Center and head back to New Bark

Town and to Prof. Elm's lab.

Inside, Prof. Elm will be talking to a police officer, and Ethan or Lyra will

appear and then the Police Officer will ask you for your Rival's name. Like

your name, you can only do 5 characters in the Japanese version so choose

well. Talk to Prof. Elm and you will give him the Odd Egg.

Once you are ready, head back to Route 229 and Ethan or Lyra will be there and

explain how you capture Pokemon. After he/she shows you, they will give you 5

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Now that you have some Pokeballs, you can finally access the early part of

Route 46. Head to Route 29 go on the upper part of the route until you find a

gatehouse that will lead to the first half of Route 46.

+==============+

|Route 46 South|

+==============+

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|Geodude |40% |40% |45% |Normal |

|Spearow |35% |35% |- |Normal |

|Rattata |25% |25% |55% |Normal |

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|_______________|__________________________|__________|

|Aipom | |Headbutt |

|Heracross | |Headbutt |

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|===========================|

|Caterpie lv 3 (Bug) |


\___________________________/

Go back to the area where the two guys were fighting, and they should be done

by now. Once you beat the first kid, he will ask you if you can register his

phone number.

There are several Pokemon you can capture on the route, such as Caterpie,

Pidgey, and so on. You might want to look at capturing one for the gym ahead

especially if you choose Chikorita.

Keep going north and your mother will eventually call you and ask if you want

to set up a bank. Say yes and part of your money after every battle will go

to her.

+=========+

|Route 31 |

+=========+

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|_______________\

|Bug Catcher Wade |

|Money: 32p |

|Phone #: Yes |


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|===========================|

|Pokemon: |



|Weedle lv 3 (Bug/Poison) |


\___________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Pidgey (HG) |30% |30% |- |Normal |

|Pidgey (SS) |10% |30% |- |Normal |

|Rattata |- |- |40% |Normal |

|Bellsprout |20% |20% |20% |Normal |





|Spinarak |- |- |30% |HeartGold |

|Ledyba |30% |- |- |SoulSilver|

|Hoothoot (HG) |- |- |10% |Normal |

|Hoothoot (SS) |- |- |40% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|


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|_____________________________________________________|


|_______________|__________________________|__________|






|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Whismur |HeartGold Only |H. Radio |




\_____________________________________________________/

Once you get up as far as you can, go northeast and you will find

Dark Cave. Inside, you can capture Pokemon like Zubat and Geodude. Once you

are at that point, go west until you hit Violet City. Once you go inside

the gatehouse, your other rival will come and give you the VS. Recorder.

After that, continue to Violet City.


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_____

/J006|

/_____| ____________________________________________________________________

/ /

/ V I O L E T C I T Y /

/___________________________________________________________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|





|_____________________________________________________|


|_______________|__________________________|__________|




|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Whiscash | |Swarm |

\_____________________________________________________/


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Pokemart:

/_____________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|______________|

|Poke Ball |200p |

|Heal Ball |300p |

|Net Ball |1,000p |

|Potion |300p |

|Super Potion |700p |

|Antidote |100p |

|Paralyz Heal |200p |

|Awakening |250p |

|Burn Heal |250p |

|Ice Heal |250p |

|Escape Rope |550p |

|Repel |350p |

|Tunnel Mail |350p |

\_____________________________/

*Note that Super Potions, Awakening, Burn Heals, Escape Rope, and Repel will

not be available until after getting your first badge.

Your first major city, and home to your first Gym. Here is the layout of the

land: In the northwest part is a gatehouse that leads to Route 36. You cannot

do much at this point because of a weird tree blocking the way. On Route 36,


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you can make a sidetrack to the Ruins of Alph.

+=============+

|Ruins of Alph|

+=============+

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Unown |100% |100% |100% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Wooper |60% |Surfing |

|Quagsire |40% |Surfing |



|_____________________________________________________|

|Rock Smash |Encounter Rate |Method |

|_______________|__________________________|__________|

|Geodude |100% |Rock Smash|

\_____________________________________________________/

A little different from the first game, the ruins are now locked and the only

way to activate them is to go to the one open ruin on the right side. Inside,

you will find a Kabuto puzzle. Unlike the first game, you now use the touch


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screen to figure it out, and you have to rotate the pieces with your stylus.

Once you solve it, you will drop down into the ruins.

Inside, a researcher will talk to you and then give you the Unown Report, a

special Pokedex that records what Unown (A special psychic Pokemon exclusive

to the Ruins of Alph). It will only record them when you capture them, and

will list what the Unown mean in English. You can access the Unown Report via

the Key Items slot. Once you are ready, head down to find a ladder to get out.

At this point, the other ruins are sealed, so you cannot get all the Unown at

this point. Continue back to Violet city.

+===========+

|Violet City|

+===========+

A few things you can do before continuing. Talk to the man behind the Pokemart

and select the last option and he will twirl around and take you to the

trainer's school. He is the teacher there and is named Mr. E (Earl). Inside,

there is a man that will have you enter in something, and Earl will ask you

questions. Email me if you have any info.

If you have a Bellsprout, you can trade for a Onix in the lower right house

that is near the Pokemon center. It will be helpful for the upcoming battle

against the Gym Leader. You can capture a Bellsprout by going to Route 30,

although they are uncommon. Once you are ready, go north to Sprout Tower.


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____

//J007|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Sprout Tower ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Sage Chow |Sage Nico |

|Money: 144p |Money: 144p |

|Phone #: No |Phone #: No |

|===========================|===========================|


|Bellsprout lv 3 (Grass/Poi)|Bellsprout lv 3 (Grass/Poi)|



|___________________________|___________________________|

|Sage Edmond |Sage Jin |



|===========================|===========================|



|Bellsprout lv 3 (Grass/Poi)| |

|Bellsprout lv 3 (Grass/Poi)| |

|___________________________|___________________________|

|Sage Neal |Sage Troy |


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|===========================|===========================|



| |Hoothoot lv 7 (Normal/Fly) |

\_______________________________________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Rattata |100% |100% |15% |Normal |

|Gastly |- |- |85% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Zigzagoon | |H. Radio |

|Spinda | |H. Radio |

|Chatot | |S. Radio |

|Meditite | |S. Radio |

\_____________________________________________________/

Once inside, go up the left ladder. On the second floor, you will start

fighting Pokemon like Rattata

You will be able to fight the sage's here, although like the name says most


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of their Pokemon will be Bellsprout. Go right and then head down the ladder,

and then go left and up the ladder. On the next floor, go down and then right

to the next ladder.

You will then be on the top floor. Battle the monks and go forward. You will

then see your rival beat the head sage and then use a escape rope to exit. You

can also get a escape rope to the right of the head monk.

Talk to the head monk and he will battle you.

/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Elder Li |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Bellsprout lv 7 (Poison/Grass) |

|Hoothoot lv 10 (Normal/Flying) |

|Bellsprout lv 7 (Poison/Grass) |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Info: Depending on what starter you have, this can either be a very easy or |

| a very hard battle. Cyndaquil can handle this fine, but Totodile will |

| have problems with the two bellsprouts, and Chikorita will be weak |

| against Hoothoot. Its recommended that you have another Pokemon with |

| you, such as Zubat/Pidgey for the Bellsprout and Onix/Geodude for the |

| Hoothoot. The bellsprouts usually just use Vine Whip and occasionally |

| growth, while Hoothoot likes to use Hypnosis and then Peck. |

\------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------/


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Once you beat him, you will get TM70, Flash. Either walk back down or use the

Escape Rope to exit

+===========+

|Violet City|

+===========+

Now that you have done that, you can now challenge the gym leader. You will

want your Pokemon to be about level 9 or above for the most part, and if you

have a Chikorita, you will want a additional Pokemon (Such as Onix). Once

you are ready, go to the Violet City Gym.

____

//J008|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Violet Gym ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Bird Keeper Abe |Bird Keeper Rod |



|===========================|===========================|


|Spearow lv 9 (Normal/Fly) |Pidgey lv 7 (Normal/Fly) |


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| |Pidgey lv 7 (Normal/F ly) |

\_______________________________________________________/

In order to use the lift to get to the top floor, you will need to have beaten

Sprout Tower and its leader. Once you do that, you will be able to go to the

top.

You can either avoid the trainers, or fight them, but you may want to for the

experience alone. Once you are ready talk to the gym leader Falkner to start

the battle.

/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Falkner |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Pidgey lv 9 (Normal/Flying) |

|Pidgeotto lv 13 (Normal/Flying) |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Info: Falkner has increased his levels a little, now being a little tougher |

| then he used to be. His Pidgey likes to use Sand Attack and then |

| tackle a whole bunch, so you may want to bring a Pokemon that can take|

| it out quickly before it does sand attack too many times. |

| |

| Pidgeotto, however, it the real problem. It likes to use Gust, Tackle,|

| and Roost. If you have a Cyndaquil, Totodile or their evolutions, use |

| them. If you choose Chikorita, you are going to have to be a little |

| more crafty. |


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| |

| One strategy I used with Chikorita was to use Onix first and beat the |

| Pidgey (Onix was at level 8), and then switch to Chikorita and use |

| Poisonpowder and switch back to Onix. As long as you have potions, |

| Pidgeotto will eventually run out of Roosts to use (Roost recovers |

| health and makes any flying Pokemon the normal type). Another strategy|

| is to use a fighting move once it uses Roost. |

\____________________________________________________________________________/

Once you beat Falkner, you will get TM51 (Roost) and the Zephyr Badge. All

Pokemon you get in trades up to level 20 will now obay you, and you can now

use Rock Smash out of battle as well.

After you leave the Gym, Prof. Elm will call you and tell you to meet up with

his aide at the Pokemart. Go to the Pokemart and talk to the aide to get a

egg with Togepi in it. When you leave the Pokemart, one of the Kimono girls

from the original G/S/C will come up to you and talk about your egg and run

off.

Once you are ready, go south of the Pokemart until you reach Route 32.

____

//J009|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Route 32 ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________


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|___________________________|___________________________|

|Youngster Gordon |Bird Keeper Peter |



|===========================|===========================|


|Wooper lv 10 (Water) |Pidgey lv 6 (Normal/Flying)|

| |Pidgey lv 6 (Normal/Flying)|

| |Spearow lv 8 (Normal/Fly) |

\_______________________________________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Rattata (HG) |35% |40% |30% |Normal |

|Rattata (SS) |5% |10% |- |Normal |

|Bellsprout |30% |30% |20% |Normal |

|Zubat |5% | - |5% |Normal |

|Mareep |20% |20% |10% |Normal |

|Hoppip |10% |10% |- |Normal |

|Wooper |- |- |35% |Normal |

|Ekans |30% |30% |30% |SoulSilver|

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Qwilfish | |Swarm |


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|Tentacool |60% |Surf |

|Quagsire |30% |Surf |

|Tentacruel |10% |Surf |

|Magikarp |95% (O), 60% (G), 7%, (S) |Fish |

|Tentacool |5% (O), 38% (G), 90% (S)) |Fish |

|Qwilfish |2% (G), 3% (S) |Fish |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_______________|__________________________|__________|




|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|





\_____________________________________________________/

Right as soon as you go down you will see a gatehouse to the west. It only

leads to the Ruins of Alph, so leave that alone for now. Go down a little more

and a man on the route will give you a Miracle Seed.

Not much else to do on the route. You can capture some higher level Bellsprout

and Mareep, a electric Pokemon that has a pretty decent evolution. At the end


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is a Pokemon center and the entrance to Union Cave.

If you go south of the Pokemon center, you will find a rock you can break with

Rock Smash. Break it, and it will lead to a path that has a Shell Bell in a

item ball. The Shell Bell, when attached to a Pokemon, recovers HP every time

the Pokemon attacks.

____

//J010|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Union Cave ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Firebreather Ray |Hiker Daniel |



|===========================|===========================|


|Vulpix lv 9 (Fire) |Onix lv 11 (Ground/Rock) |

|___________________________|___________________________|

|Firebreather Bill |Hiker Russel |



|===========================|===========================|



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|Koffing lv 6 (Poison) |Geodude lv 4 (Rock/Ground |

|Koffing lv 6 (Poison) |Geodude lv 6 (Rock/Ground |

| |Geodude lv 8 (Rock/Ground |

|___________________________|___________________________/

|PokeManiac Larry |

|Money: 704p |

|Phone #: No |

|===========================|

|Pokemon: |

|Slowpoke lv 11 (Water/Psy) |

\___________________________/

1F:

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Geodude |30% |30% |30% |Normal |

|Zubat |25% |25% |25% |Normal |

|Onix |5% |5% |5% |Normal |

|Sandshrew |30% |30% |30% |HeartGold |


|Rattata (SS) |40% |40% |40% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Wooper |60% |Surfing |

|Quagsire |40% |Surfing |


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|Goldeen |5% (O), 40% (G), 90% (S) |Fishing |

|Seaking |3% (S) |Fishing |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Absol | |H. Radio |

|Makuhita | |H. Radio |

|Bronzor | |S. Radio |

|Chingling | |S. Radio |

\_____________________________________________________/

Oh goodie, more Geodude, Rattata, and Zubat await! Anywho, once you are in,

head left and then down. Fight the mountain climber and then head right, then

down and fight the mountain climber. Go right and then down. You can either

fight the flamethrower man or ignore him, but head right and then down until

you fight a PokeManiac with a Slowpoke. After that, head to the right until

you find the exit to route 33.

____

//J011|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Route 33 ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|_______________\


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|Hiker Anthony |

|Money: 352p |

|Phone #: Yes |

|===========================|

|Pokemon: |

|Geodude lv 11 (Rock/Ground)|

|Machop lv 11 (Fighting) |

\___________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|


|Rattata (SS) |10% |15% |30% |Normal |

|Hoppip |35% |35% |- |Normal |

|Spearow |20% |20% |- |Normal |

|Zubat |5% |- |40% |Normal |

|Ekans |30% |30% |30% |SoulSilver|

|_____________________________________________________|


|_______________|__________________________|__________|


|Spearow | |Headbutt |



|_____________________________________________________|


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|_____________________________________________________|




\_____________________________________________________/

Route 33 is a little different from when you remember it. It is now raining,

and the effects of Rain Dance are effective during the battle (Meaning water

moves do more and thunder is 100% accurate). There is one mountain climber

you can fight and some Apricorns to pick. Once you are ready, move on to

Azalea Town.

_____

/J012|

/_____| ____________________________________________________________________

/ /

/ A Z A L E A T O W N /

/___________________________________________________________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_______________|__________________________|__________|



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|Spearow | |Headbutt |


\_____________________________________________________/

Pokemart:

/_____________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|______________|

|Poke Ball |200p |

|Heal Ball |300p |

|Net Ball |1,000p |

|Potion |300p |

|Super Potion |700p |

|Antidote |100p |

|Paralyz Heal |200p |

|Awakening |250p |

|Burn Heal |250p |

|Ice Heal |250p |

|Escape Rope |550p |

|Repel |350p |

|Bloom Mail |50p |

\_____________________________/

As soon as you get near the well, you see a Team Rocket member talk to a guy

and blocking the well. You cannot enter it yet, so go west. Head to the

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As you can see, Team Rocket has invaded the town and won't let you enter the

gym. You can go west and find a gatehouse that will lead to the Ilex Forest,

but you cannot get far since you do not have cut. Once you are ready to

continue, go to the upper left house and talk to the man inside (Kurt, a

guy that makes Pokeballs out of the Apricorns you have been collecting). Once

you talk to him, he will run off to the well.

Head back to where the well is, and you will see that the rocket member is

gone. Go down the pathway and go up the ladder to enter the well.

+=============+

|Slowpoke Well|

+=============+

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Rocket Grunt |Rocket Grunt |



|===========================|===========================|


|Rattata lv 9 (Normal) |Zubat lv 9 (Flying/Poison) |

|Rattata lv 9 (Normal) |Ekans lv 11 (Poison) |

|___________________________|___________________________/

|Rocket Grunt |


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|Money: 360p |

|Phone #: No |

|===========================|

|Pokemon: |

|Rattata lv 7 (Normal) |

|Zubat lv 9 (Flying/Poison) |

|Zubat lv 9 (Flying/Poison) |

\___________________________/

1F:

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Zubat |85% |85% |85% |Normal |

|Slowpoke |15% |15% |15% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Slowpoke |100% |Surfing |


|Goldeen |5% (O), 40% (S), 90% (S) |Fishing |

|Seaking |3% (S) |Fishing |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Absol | |H. Radio |


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|Makuhita | |H. Radio |

|Bronzor | |S. Radio |

|Chingling | |S. Radio |

\_____________________________________________________/

At the bottom, you will find Kurt injured. Leave him be for now and head right

and enter the entrance. Keep following the path and fighting the Team Rocket

grunts until you reach the end. Once you are ready, talk to the green haired

Rocket Admin to fight him.

/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Rocket Executive Proton |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Zubat lv 8 |

|Koffing lv 12 |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Info: A pretty simple battle. His Zubat is your average one, so take it down|

| with electric or rock attacks. His Koffing is a different story, |

| though. It has higher defense, so it might take a few turns to bring |

| it down. Its attacks are nothing special though, just Smog, Tackle |

| and Smokescreen for the most part. Very easy battle. |

\____________________________________________________________________________/

After you beat Executive Proton, Kurt will appear and take you back to his

house where he will give you a special Apricorn Pokeball called the Fast Ball


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and his daughter will ask if you would like to register their phone number.

You have a choice: You can either face your Rival now or wait until after the

Gym. If your Pokemon are at least level 15 or above, go for it. Otherwise,

wait until afterwards. For now, lets go to the Gym for the second badge.

____

//J013|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Azalea Gym ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Bug Catcher Al |Bug Catcher Benny |



|===========================|===========================|


|Caterpie lv 12 (Bug) |Weedle lv 7 (Bug/Poison) |

|Weedle lv 12 (Bug/Poison) |Kakuna lv 9 (Bug/Poison) |

| |Beedrill lv 12 (Bug/Poison |

|___________________________|___________________________|

|Bug Catcher Josh |Twins Amy & Mimi |



|===========================|===========================|


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|Paras lv 13 (Grass/Bug) |Ledyba lv 10 (Bug/Flying) |

| |Spinarak lv 10 (Bug/Poison)|

\_______________________________________________________/

The gym has changed a little bit from what you remember. There are several

robotic Spinarak that you ride to get to the other side. However, they go

in a certain path that you have to follow. Go on the wrong path, and you

might have to fight a trainer.

Anywho, here is the solution to get to the Gym Leader:

1. Take the left Spinarak and fight the trainer

2. Take the lone Spinarak and fight the twins. Use the lever next to them

3. Ride the Spinarak back on the path and hit the next lever.

Once that is done, you will fight the gym leader, Bugsy.

/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Bugsy |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Scyther lv 17 (Flying/Bug) |

|Metapod lv 15 (Bug) |

|Kakuna lv 15 (Bug/Poison) |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Info: Bugsy may have the same team from back then, but the strategy is very |


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| different. One main change is he starts with Scyther. Reason being is |

| Scyther now uses U-Turn a powerful attack that switches out with |

| another Pokemon after it is used. Kakuna and Metapod are both very |

| weak and only have the attacks they had when they were Weedle and |

| Caterpie respectively, so they are not hard to KO. |

| |

| The real danger actually begins after both are knocked out, since he |

| can now use U-Turn without having to switch out. Many times it will be|

| a instant knockout, so be careful. Scyther also has Quick Attack, Leer|

| and Focus Energy (Be careful if he uses Focus Energy). The best |

| Pokemon to use is fire and rock (Quilava, Geodude, and Onix are all |

| good Pokemon to use). Pokemon with high resistance also helps as well.|

| It might be a good idea to use some potions and wait until he runs |

| out of PP for U-Turn if he is too hard otherwise. |

\---------------------------------------------------------------------------- /

Once you beat Bugsy, you will get the Hive Badge and TM89. You can now also

use cut outside of battle and control traded Pokemon up to level 30. Once you

are ready, hit the switch next to Bugsy to go back to the entrance and back to

Azalea Town.

+===========+

|Azalea Town|

+===========+

If you have not fought your rival yet, go back to the Pokemon center first and


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heal. Afterwards, go near the gatehouse to the west and your rival will show

up. Boss time!

/____________________________________________________________________________\

|Boss: Rival |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Pokemon: |

|Gastly lv 14 (Ghost/Poison) |

|Zubat lv 16 (Poison/Flying) |

|Quilava (If you choose Chikorita) lv 18 (Fire) |

|Bayleef (If you choose Totodile) lv 18 (Grass) |

|Croconaw (If you choose Cyndaquil) lv 18 (Water) |

|____________________________________________________________________________|

|Info: Your rival's Pokemon are a little higher then they were in the past. |

| Its recommended that your team is at least level 15 before fighting |

| him. |

| |

| Gastly is a new Pokemon you have not fought yet, and is a ghost and |

| Poison type. Normal attacks will not effect it, so ghost and psychic |

| attacks work well. It has Levitate, so ground attacks are useless |

| against it. |

| |

| Zubat is nothing new. Electric, Psychic or rock attacks all work well |

| against it. Onix, Mareep, and Geodude are all good to use. |

| |

| Finally, your rival's starter is your biggest threat. Unlike later |

| games, the Johto starters do not have a dual type, so you cannot |


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| exploit any other weaknesses. Ground attacks are useful against |

| Quilava, grass and electric are good against Croconaw, and flying is |

| effective against Bayleef. Onix/Geodude, Flaffy, and Pidgey are useful|

| in that order. |

\---------------------------------------------------------------------------- /

Once you beat him, he will run back into the Ilex Forest. Head back to the

Pokemon Center and heal. You might want to pick up a few repels before you

head out, since the encounter rate is brutal at times. Once you are ready,

head west to the Ilex Forest.

____

//J014|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Ilex Forest ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|





|Zubat |5% |5% |25% |Normal |

|Paras |15% |5% |15% |Normal |


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\_____________________________________________________/

Once you are ready, head up and you will talk to one of the people from the

Charcoal house from Azalea. He mentions that several of his Farfetch'd have

run off, and wants you to go get them.

The trick to capturing them is sneaking up behind them, and that becomes hard

if you step on the twigs. The first time you go to the right, you will always

step on the twigs and have the Farfetch'd notice you. After you do that, go

to the right and avoid the other set of twigs and go around the right path

until you are behind the Farfetch'd. Press A and you will capture it.

For the second one, chase it to the right side by going up the left and

pressing A. After that, go back down and on the right path. Step on the

first set of twigs to make the Farfetch'd look to the right, and then go up

and ignore the second patch and go down and press A.

After that, the owner will show up and give you HM01 Cut. Teach it to one of

your Pokemon and then cut down the tree that is in front of you. Also, if you

go back to Azalea Town and go to the building that is on the far right bottom,

talk to the assistant inside and he will give you the Charcoal item. It will

increase fire type moves when it is attached to a Pokemon.

Once you cut down the tree, go up and then up to the left. Then go right

and up. After that, you will meet one of the Kimono girls again. Press the top

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There is also a path on the right side that will lead you to a big guy that is

headbutting a tree. If you talk to him, he will teach any of your Pokemon

Headbutt, and he will do this any number of times that you ask.

Go left to find the exit. In the gatehouse, talk to the woman with the

Butterfree to get TM12 (Taunt).

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//J015|_____________________________________________________________________\\

|| Route 34 ||

\\__________________________________________________________________________//

___________

/Trainers :|

|___________|___________________________________________\

|Youngster Samuel |PokeFan Brandon |



|===========================|===========================|


|Rattata lv 7 (Normal) |Snubbull lv 13 (Normal) |

|Sandshrew lv 10 (Ground) |Mareep lv 13 (Electric) |

|Spearow lv 8 (Normal/Fly) | |

|Spearow lv 8 (Normal/Fly) | |

|___________________________|___________________________|

|Youngster Ian |Picnicker Gina |



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|Phone #: Yes |Phone #: Yes |

|===========================|===========================|


|Mankey lv 10 (Fighting) |Hoppip lv 9 (Grass/Flying) |

|Diglett lv 12 (Ground) |Hoppip lv 9 (Grass/Flying) |

| |Bulbasaur lv 12 (Grass/Poi)|

|___________________________|___________________________|

|Camper Todd |Officer Keith (Night) |



|===========================|===========================|


|Psyduck lv 14 (Water) |Growlithe lv 17 (Fire) |

\_______________________________________________________/

/_____________________________________________________\


|_____________________________________________________|

|Drowzee |50% |50% |50% |Normal |

|Ditto |5% |5% |5% |Normal |

|Rattata |35% |35% |35% |Normal |

|Abra |10% |10% |10% |Normal |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|


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|Tentacool |90% |Surfing |

|Tentacruel |10% |Surfing |

|Magikarp |95% (O), 60% (G) |Fishing |

|Krabby |5% (O), 37% (G), 67% (S) |Fishing |

|Kingler |3% (S) |Fishing |

|Corsola |3% (G), 30% (S) |Fishing |

|_____________________________________________________|


|_______________|__________________________|__________|






|_____________________________________________________|


|_____________________________________________________|

|Ralts | |Swarm |





\_____________________________________________________/

Route 34 is full of various trainers to fight and new Pokemon to catch. One

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moves. Its also a good route to gain experience on, since you will want your

Pokemon to be about level 16 or above.

Another landmark on this route is the daycare/breeding center. When you get

close, Ethan/Lyra will appear and talk to the Daycare couple. As it turns out,

they are Ethan/Lyra's grandparents. He/she will then take you inside and

introduce you to his/her grandma and give you their phone number phone number.

Once you exit, the old man will give you his phone number as well. You can now

use the center for leveling your Pokemon (1 step = one EXP point), or put two

Pokemon in and create a egg if they are compatible and a male and female

(Look at the breeding guide for more info).

Near the end of the route, if you go to the right, you can find TM63 (Embargo)

in the grass in a item ball out in the open.

Once you are ready, head north to Goldenrod City.

_____

/J016|

/_____| ____________________________________________________________________

/ /

/ G O L D E N R O D C I T Y /

/___________________________________________________________________________/

There is a bunch to do in Goldenrod, so lets get started.


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+==========================+

|Goldenrod Department Store|

+==========================+

The first floor does not have much. There is a man near the service desk that

will give you several berries when you talk to him. You can either take the

elevator or the stairs. One thing you will notice is many of the items they

sell here are the exact same ones they sold in D/P/Pl, minus the furniture.

2nd Floor: Recovery and Misc. Items

/___________________________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|____________________________|

|Potion |300 |

|Super Potion |700 |

|Hyper Potion |1200 |

|Max Potion |2500 |

|Poke Ball |200 |

|Great Ball |600 |

|Ultra Ball |1200 |

|Revive |1500 |

|Antidote |100 |

|Paralyze Heal |200 |

|Burn Heal |250 |

|Ice Heal |250 |


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|Awakening |250 |

|Full Heal |600 |

|Escape Rope |550 |

|Clefairy Doll |1000 |

|Repel |350 |

|Super Repel |500 |

|Max Repel |700 |

|Flame Mail |50 |

|Space Mail |50 |

|Bubble Mail |50 |

|Grass Mail |50 |

\___________________________________________/

3rd Floor: Vitamins and Battle Items

/_____________________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|______________________|

|X Attack |500 |

|X Defend |550 |

|X Speed |350 |

|X Special |350 |

|X Sp. Def. |350 |

|X Accuracy |950 |

|Guard Spec |700 |

|Dire Hit |650 |

\_____________________________________/


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4th Floor: EV Items

/_____________________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|______________|______________________|

|HP UP |9800 |

|Carbos |9800 |

|Zinc |9800 |

|Calcium |9800 |

|Iron |9800 |

|Protein |9800 |

\_____________________________________/

5th Floor: TMs

/___________________________________________\

|Item Name |Price |

|____________________|______________________|

|TM 14 (Blizzard) |5500 |

|TM 15 (Hyper Beam) |7500 |

|TM 16 (Light Screen)|2000 |

|TM 17 (Protect) |2000 |

|TM 20 (Safeguard) |2000 |

|TM 22 (Solar Beam) |3000 |

|TM 25 (Thunder) |5500 |

|TM 33 (Reflect) |2000 |

|TM 38 (Fire Blast) |5500 |

|TM 52 (Focus Blast) |5500 |


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|===========================|===========================|

|Magnemite lv 7 (Elec/Steel)|Slowpoke lv 11 (Psy/Water) |

|Voltorb lv 11 (Electric) |Slowpoke lv 11 (Psy/Water) |

|Magnemite lv 7 (Elec/Steel)| |

|Magnemite lv 9 (Elec/Steel)| |

\_______________________________________________________/

The Goldenrod Underground is located south of the game corner and also near

the Name Raters house at the north part of Goldenrod. When you first enter,

Ethan or Lyra will appear and give you the Accessory Case. While there is

no contests in Johto, they can be used for dressing up your Pokemon for

pictures.

Once you are in the underground, you will find several trainers. There is also

a variety of different things that appear down there on certain days. The

Bargain Shops appears on Monday mornings, and has sell-able items that you can

buy for slightly lower.

The two hairdressers that raise your Pokemon's happiness appear on Tuesday,

Thursday, and Saturday for the older brother (Costs 500p, but you get more

happiness on your Pokemon), and the younger brother shows up on Sunday,

Wednesday, and Friday (300p, but less happiness gain).

Finally, the herb shop sells various bitter herbs that are cheaper then buying

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You can also take pictures by talking to the guy on the upper right side. You

can take a special picture dressed in a Team Rocket uniform.

+=====================+

|Goldenrod Game Corner|

+=====================+

The game corner side quest is slightly different depending on what version

you are playing. You can find the game corner above the Pokemon Center.

JAPANESE VERSION:

==============================================================================

In the game corner, you can find TM78 (Captivate). To play any of the slots,

you will need to go to the underground portion of Goldenrod that is south of

the game corner.

The slots are similar to how they were in the past: You can pay either 1, 2 or

3 coins and depending on how many you put in you can line them up several

ways. You can also get a bonus round if you line up 3 Pokeballs. The machines

also sometimes pay out more for match ups and is shown at the top.

==============================================================================

You can still get the Accessory Case by going to the underground, although you

can no longer find the Coin Case there.


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NORTH AMERICAN AND PAL VERSIONS:

==============================================================================

The game corner has been completely been redesigned. The TM for Captivate is

no longer located there, and the building is now only a card table with a

NPC called Mr. Game with two old gentlemen that act as the receptionist. You

can't buy coins anymore, either. On the other hand, the mini-game no longer

requires you to spend coins. If you talk to Mr. Game, he will give you the

Coin Case.

The new game is a minesweeper-like game called Voltorb Flip. The game is a

bit complicated when you first do it, but it is basic once you figure it out:

There are 5 rows with 5 blocks in each, with a total of 25 blocks total for

the entire game. On the right side and on the bottom is the number of Voltorbs

that is on that row, and what the number adds up to. So, if a row has a 05

at the top and 0 Voltorb, that means that there is all 1s there.

You gain coins depending on how many multiples you can get. Say, for example

that you get 1 to begin with, you will get 1 coin. If you keep finding 1s,

then it will not go up, but if you find a 2x or 3x, you will double your coins

and get 2 or 3 coins.

If you find another 2x or 3x, the amount you have in the Coins Collected in

Current Game will be multiplied. However, if you run into a Voltorb, it will

be game over and you will lose any coins for the current game.


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You can, however, collect any coins you have with the current game by pressing

the B button. Any coins you collected during your game will be added to your

coin case. You level up by finding all the 2 and 3 numbers on the board.

The best advise I have is to knock out the rows with 0 Voltorb first, and then

tackle the other rows. If you don't feel too brave, you can quit after taking

out the 0 voltorb rows and still have a decent amount of coins left over most

of the time.

Jeremy has this to add:

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"Flipping 2's and 3's is the only way to earn coins and clear the level, so a

lot of playing the game boils down to identifying squares that don't have a 2

or 3; skipping those squares improves your chances a lot.

If the number plus the voltorb count for a row or column totals to 5, don't

bother flipping any squares there, it's only 1's and Voltorbs. For example,

if the row says 4 / 1, then there is one Voltorb and 4 1's in that row.

If the number plus the voltorb count is bigger than 5, that tells you how

many "extras" or scorable points there are in that row or column. For

example, if the column says 4 / 2, the total is 6, one more than 5; this

tells you that there is one scoring square in that column (the column will be

two Voltorbs, two 1's and one 2).

However, it's not always that simple. When the number of "extras" gets

higher, you can't be sure how many scoring squares there are. For example, a


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row that is 6 / 1 could be : (one voltorb, three 1's and one 3) or (one

voltorb, two 1's and two 2's).

The strategy I use is :

- First flip all the squares in rows and columns with 0 Voltorbs

- Identify the rows and columns that don't have any "extras" and use the memo

function to mark them all (I mark them as a "1" since that's the best that

is there, but you could mark them as being either "voltorb" or "1"). I

usually never flip these marked squares.

- Pick the row with the highest number of extras that are

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