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| "Give A Certain Item & Trade" Evolutions |
SCYTHER- Give METAL COAT. Evolves into SCIZOR.
ONIX- Give METAL COAT. Evolves into STEELIX.
POLIWAG- Give KING'S ROCK. Evolves into POLITOED.
SLOWPOKE- Give KING'S ROCK. Evolves into SLOWKING.
SEADRA- Give DRAGON'S SCALE. Evolves into KINGDRA.
Remember- You must trade to activate evolution. Give the item prior.
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| 1 Good Pokemon Team |
This team helped me overcome and defeat almost anyone I encountered with. With these pokemon, I had super ownage power toward everyone. With this team, you can be almost invincible too!
Charizard-Blast Burn,Overheat,Hyper Beam,Focus Punch
Blastoise-Hydro Cannon,Hydro Pump,Skull Bash,Surf
Venusaur-Frenzy Plant,Giga Drain,Solarbeam,Sunny Day
Tyranitar-Hyper Beam,Earthquake,Mega Kick,Iron Tail
Gengar-Hypnosis,Dream Eater,Sludge Bomb,Psychic
Kangaskhan-Thunderbolt,Toxic,Earthquake,Dizzy Punch
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Before entering the Elite Four get Zapdos, Articuno and Moltres.
Train all of them to around level 60-70.
Also try to get Squirtle as a starter.
It can also come out very handy if you have a Ditto around level 60 because he has the move transform and he will be able to change in the opponent's first pokemon, but be careful, he has only 5pp of each move!
Also get a fire-type pokemon (only if you have chosen squirtle as a starter)for the champions Venusaur.
Then you'll get:
Zapdos
Articuno
Moltres
Blastoise
Ditto
Fire-type pokemon
Also beware that the second time you challenge the Elite Four and the Champion there pokemon are superstrong because they have grown by like 12 levels each!
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Step 1. Always prepare 10 revives, 10 full restore and 6 pokemon of level 65 and above.
Step 2.DO NOT WASTE YOUR MATER BALL ON MEWTWO!!! Buy at least 5 ultra balls. When you are battling mewtwo cut its HP to almost 0 and make it asleep. Keep pressing B after you throw your ultra ball. You may keep your master ball for Deoxys.
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| About The Training Regiment Tips |
Remember that (of course) the training regiments also work with types that do well against the enemy's Pokemon type.
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These are the pokemon encountering codes:
Note: They are two line codes the first line is always the same, but different on Fire Red/Leaf Green
The second line is the Pokémon, so it's different for different Pokémon
Note: Mew and Deoxys will not obey if caught in the wild
First line:
Fire Red
17543C48 E65E0B97
Leaf Green
594F7021 3B4E81A7
Second line:
1 - Bulbasaur
AD86124F 2823D8DA
2 - Ivysaur
AB84463B B2609644
3 - Venusaur
3542F0A7 7D2E171F
4 - Charmander
DB8C60CD 81FD6AA7
5 - Charmeleon
08506D61 55CBD9A8
6 - Charizard
A56395D2 8AF46857
7 - Squirtle
BCDCB406 2F2FD763
8 - Wartortle
268349C8 63FF53CE
9 - Blastoise
5FD24ABC 1FE3296A
10 - Caterpie
358CC2BF 9BFA3518
11 - Metapod
DC725D4E 3A20792F
12 - Butterfree
33EFFB7C E1794F5B
13 - Weedle
9A86D92A 635F8DBC
14 - Kakuna
CCEC9F6E 5A2A0F12
15 - Beedrill
F3D99280 49F4EEDC
16 - Pidgey
139BBA32 2DC356C8
17 - Pidgeotto
2F7B0F2F 257173EA
18 - Pidgeot
13659B39 95BD80E5
19 - Rattata
E5C49E22 47B157F2
20 - Raticate
60C9DC15 1AD9B226
21 - Spearow
2F5D7856 A5F7B4AE
22 - Fearow
23689847 DA918B8D
23 - Ekans
A5BA4CFA CA5D771C
24 - Arbok
B75D69F0 7C3B3103
25 - Pikachu
9D4A1BFF 05120D39
26 - Raichu
CE7B779B AE493550
27 - Sandshrew
7DFC4CBD 20BB83B6
28 - Sandslash
CFC711B9 0585971F
29 - Nidoran(F)
B6450111 C65005BC
30 - Nidorina
0BA329E0 CEB39484
31 - Nidoqueen
C3B010F5 6DB0ED0E
32 - Nidoran(M)
A38262A2 825F8CF0
33 - Nidorino
33D5E08A 037AB9C4
34 - Nidoking
82E3DD4B EBFEF864
35 - Clefairy
E8EAB84F 26C8AB6B
36 - Clefable
D15755D8 AF5BE6F1
37 - Vulpix
276AF592 A3A635CC
38 - Ninetales
27B815E0 B8CCC2DA
39 - Jigglypuff
B18AC7E0 E667A184
40 - Wigglytuff
7CEDC4CF F95C5521
41 - Zubat
47596727 51BB292A
42 - Golbat
FF3A0DD1 DF54EB13
43 - Oddish
EF723724 F31E5F64
44 - Gloom
A386B043 9DEB5064
45 - Vileplume
4A2748A4 F888F1C9
46 - Paras
EAD30258 3988D84F
47 - Parasect
74CFC9E9 82CD278E
48 - Venonat
0CC56D24 C9F5A33A
49 - Venomoth
DFDFFF0A 8919BB28
50 - Diglett
BA7199EC 664F9418
51 - Dugtrio
BCC0FB44 1A047D3C
52 - Meowth
5F38FD3F 5D7412A3
53 - Persian
0BEC25D3 787468AE
54 - Psyduck
70CEC019 12F0A7B0
55 - Golduck
32E8BC37 7712CF08
56 - Mankey
DAAB0C35 55611812
57 - Primeape
B82FBCB6 C954F4ED
58 - Growlithe
CD7047AB 42D861F2
59 - Arcanine
3099D33C 49E66A04
60 - Poliwag
AF0908F3 650FE1BD
61 - Poliwhirl
C29C3277 063E67E9
62 - Poliwrath
8DC834CF BFECCA56
63 - Abra
5738CFE5 515C61CF
64 - Kadabra
67CA1286 0E3A5D83
65 - Alakazam
C91954D9 68AAD246
66 - Machop
8AD2C8BB EB3D7A39
67 - Machoke
95EFD5EA DD857E98
68 - Machamp
3BF5B7C4 061AAA45
69 - Bellsprout
CF2E3B09 3B30426E
70 - Weepinbell
0030C455 4F43BB12
71 - Victreebel
1DF3B8CA DC70EC58
72 - Tentacool
65C4E9C5 24CA1894
73 - Tentacruel
51DDE51A 00DE2CE3
74 - Geodude
399F7170 D519951E
75 - Graveler
DDF655E3 9BDEE49C
76 - Golem
103F567C 2F1A9043
77 - Ponyta
877A6953 8F6209F2
78 - Rapidash
195BAD3F C840CA28
79 - Slowpoke
4CEC5478 ACBC593C
80 - Slowbro
FE7C44DB 7672B1D8
81 - Magnemite
3C17AEA9 5DC9D705
82 - Magneton
B8BD13C5 E3E7D9B3
83 - Farfetch'd
9121060C 74B908E0
84 - Doduo
920BE3C7 3E00359C
85 - Dodrio
02258041 19ABFE29
86 - Seel
8EC19A12 FD47B55F
87 - Dewgong
E18D1069 1053E30C
88 - Grimer
EB7F9C3F DB3192F5
89 - Muk
729160A9 F8F73577
90 - Shellder
92A2030E 24F19E86
91 - Cloyster
FB078533 1A99C72A
92 - Gastly
99B8A848 91759EFF
93 - Haunter
7F14537B 6C00E975
94 - Gengar
BA9A9758 4221EBF4
95 - Onix
54D9A0DB 68FC768F
96 - Drowzee
C5C4BBBB 55B1B77F
97 - Hypno
F4BB6321 8E9265DB
98 - Krabby
D83FACC2 7D31E557
99 - Kingler
FF0F431F 400EF220
100 - Voltorb
ABD2C0C0 FBC68A93
101 - Electrode
0C2333CD 141730A7
102 - Exeggcute
8D2F9E72 8719250B
103 - Exeggutor
744AF614 12D8281B
104 - Cubone
D9E3884F 37500E3F
105 - Marowak
CB4A8BD1 1D028DA2
106 - Hitmonlee
9EDB950D 454533E5
107 - Hitmonchan
3535FA3A EBECD355
108 - Lickitung
F582757C 16122B78
109 - Koffing
BF93F87F BC1AB791
110 - Weezing
D966DA15 88BBB73A
111 - Rhyhorn
7DA9C8C7 8549C3D4
112 - Rhydon
9071D41E 55259C19
113 - Chansey
AD38C4DB B5EBB8A7
114 - Tangela
100D1518 466A2D06
115 - Kangaskhan
8F4BE409 7110788B
116 - Horsea
02401CFF F2742052
117 - Seadra
B0160E28 ED6B68EC
118 - Goldeen
29061002 69BB68FF
119 - Seaking
676505B9 904C9DE3
120 - Staryu
D7D9A00C 7BFB7AAC
121 - Starmie
0E2752FA 51091446
122 - Mr.Mime
0922D9A2 C1E680BA
123 - Scyther
28BEFBB3 68DE4569
124 - Jynx
FB0FC84E D45216CF
125 - Electabuzz
1E6DE7CB DDDBAD78
126 - Magmar
C644F8D1 4159A2D6
127 - Pinsir
AEFBB853 03F4B721
128 - Tauros
1D5557F2 FACC2BA7
129 - Magikarp
04658924 E67574E2
130 - Gyarados
56156F0A D2F071F2
131 - Lapras
483AC796 E3850B8F
132 - Ditto
3613AA25 2CC1B172
133 - Eevee
4B78A144 F02E1187
134 - Vaporeon
D82AEDF5 F23B27A4
135 - Jolteon
1850F0B1 AAFB142F
136 - Flareon
AB622741 B3F84F8B
137 - Porygon
6EE60CB5 746DFF03
138 - Omanyte
1DBD6215 4FD65295
139 - Omastar
23F20EC6 1368F543
140 - Kabuto
32A2B3E0 40DB80D9
141 - Kabutops
2058318E 392B7EE5
142 - Aerodactyl
C44B6463 DB3237C3
143 - Snorlax
E9ADF485 15BE8FA7
144 - Articuno
D7B594AF C1DA18AB
145 - Zapdos
83E25054 9C927E5E
146 - Moltres
F8DEC3CC A014B094
147 - Dratini
47C69D5D 1AA59D6D
148 - Dragonair
8B3A1FF0 A3C0E786
149 - Dragonite
796E6824 2B208DD5
150 - Mewtwo
4C77BA3F CA4EDCB6
151 - Mew
B751BDF4 95CEF4CC
Mew will not obey if caught in the wild. To get an obeying Mew use the Mew in Box 1 Slot 1 Code.
152 - Chikorita
539C7E13 DD795F72
153 - Bayleef
39D823E3 9EB6C9AA
154 - Meganium
A2F7F837 7F974DEB
155 - Cyndaquil
E4995046 3D00BF91
156 - Quilava
B9CCC7BB D4C29E22
157 - Typhlosion
B5592578 FBB9A4ED
158 - Totodile
6699EF70 D7B03D43
159 - Croconaw
33C5C90B D46AD9DC
160 - Feraligatr
E1F0FEFA D0036CD4
161 - Sentret
6C2D5D5E 008A751F
162 - Furret
2B34A3C7 A829209F
163 - Hoothoot
B33DAC5B 29EB7EB5
164 - Noctowl
8E0B9473 A4AE2B53
165 - Ledyba
5F2FD32D 941693B4
166 - Ledian
1CD7078F A7384A34
167 - Spinarak
BF975E40 430B4806
168 - Ariados
F3D55605 74AE5C52
169 - Crobat
56FC2792 3AEFE3F9
170 - Chinchou
D70D1018 A021245F
171 - Lanturn
2D2CC458 21BDD10C
172 - Pichu
90AECEE5 A888F8AE
173 - Cleffa
08C2447D 2096B6AE
174 - Igglybuff
D7F35EE0 D224ECDE
175 - Togepi
82269FC8 9579FD5A
176 - Togetic
E3581C9B AE652F9A
177 - Natu
B635603F B1E81481
178 - Xatu
459823AE 3F1683A4
179 - Mareep
0783E965 C5165BF8
180 - Flaaffy
F510A285 5288E291
181 - Ampharos
3CE54322 74A86618
182 - Bellossom
F0088391 0C65D5E3
183 - Marill
51EB125F EAA0FCBE
184 - Azumarill
E832EF37 64D0E6A2
185 - Sudowoodo
DDA1AC43 4A067FAE
186 - Politoed
5C6CD179 E18C31EF
187 - Hoppip
B1BC8307 69EF9C2C
188 - Skiploom
E32EA0FE CB37FF3B
189 - Jumpluff
C03FCFEF 84CB37BA
190 - Aipom
A45DFE4F F27A9D8D
191 - Sunkern
165C689B AF94A177
192 - Sunflora
36838BE7 E5367C3A
193 - Yanma
E500846E 9A4FF5C7
194 - Wooper
6F071CA9 63FF4902
195 - Quagsire
67375392 E7F55C24
196 - Espeon
EF8A105C 72CEF63E
197 - Umbreon
EF708FD1 C5E8B000
198 - Murkrow
98F8C8F7 EEA657B9
199 - Slowking
43D2617C C2F14DFB
200 - Misdreavus
2E5E5AEB 22EBF9FF
201 - Unown
10998FB0 656B5C99
202 - Wobbuffet
EC4EB940 2C63CA65
203 - Girafarig
41377A90 E36247DE
204 - Pineco
43C3A9BF 477AF067
205 - Forretress
55815067 03B03952
206 - Dunsparce
4F8D48EA 9336834B
207 - Gligar
729F34AB 5B1018D0
208 - Steelix
1FE62E14 130CD2F8
209 - Snubbull
77C7197D 502B8B56
210 - Granbull
CF223304 929E964E
211 - Qwilfish
C9551136 F45B0236
212 - Scizor
F8D4BFAE D2C136F5
213 - Shuckle
A94D8CB8 560257D4
214 - Heracross
779D6EBF 3139EFF6
215 - Sneasel
C21BA23A 95AB64BD
216 - Teddiursa
EDEB2FF0 88466B79
217 - Ursaring
2607FA8F 4BF940FA
218 - Slugma
E2899947 9269834F
219 - Magcargo
A58E1198 6E004BAD
220 - Swinub
F949DADD BBC8B5CD
221 - Piloswine
AA68D49C B33C8972
222 - Corsola
DDEFF53A EC57A23F
223 - Remoraid
A67D580A B44A4DF4
224 - Octillery
78BA5E9D BA836EEB
225 - Delibird
BC1FE4EC 9F1818A1
226 - Mantine
3AF8DB31 042E9DF9
227 - Skarmory
92DE3CD4 65C14106
228 - Houndour
CABF0A0B B0E620D3
229 - Houndoom
D8D99C49 B49D47DC
230 - Kingdra
2B185541 DB13ACF6
231 - Phanpy
CBCB02D6 C41FE3F4
232 - Donphan
B8A6C516 12ECADE5
233 - Porygon2
04EA10C3 8DB0146F
234 - Stantler
9C0B5F02 A2857BBC
235 - Smeargle
49D7E467 103D0D48
236 - Tyrogue
3D2030E2 B2A0CACE
237 - Hitmontop
A357C435 8BC380D1
238 - Smoochum
8C287F7F E3950A6E
239 - Elekid
A78E8FFA EDB5DA5C
240 - Magby
D77AEB51 E63292DB
241 - Miltank
1A55F1D1 2FCDADEA
242 - Blissey
01EA07BF 793C86F2
243 - Raikou
43FF33D1 F368CDE6
244 - Entei
0C8037A6 BE1D9DB2
245 - Suicune
80755BDB E392B806
246 - Larvitar
2C8E4296 84D8D6E3
247 - Pupitar
8418E051 5C53CE38
248 - Tyranitar
32D66B09 40354103
249 - Lugia
545C676A 51FFDC1C
250 - Ho-oh
437065EF 67DF37EF
251 - Celebi
4AEC27E8 A5FF1540
Codes for the Ruby/Sapphire Pokemon are a bit more complicated, the codes are the same 1 line/2 line but longer:
(Note: These codes will only work with real AR v.3 if you have an updated AR they will NOT WORK)
First line:
Fire-US
022EA6CD 594A7718
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
8343300B ADEF57CA
Leaf-US
46E4D9D2 C48C7156
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
EA57D52F 1D29C38E
Second line:
252 - Treecko
D9FE5FBF B09F0205
253 - Grovyle
1AA369E5 72BBA287
254 - Sceptile
673752FC D4065FA8
255 - Torchic
2F22FB72 D5887213
256 - Combusken
136BD0D6 606187D2
257 - Blaziken
FCEF6F25 3905588C
258 - Mudkip
A72262EA 7F7FD464
259 - Marshtomp
8EED2DB5 964D67F8
260 - Swampert
1A6BE162 4481A843
261 - Poochyena
7A1769D1 40699C90
262 - Mightyena
4B9FB849 14A5AA94
263 - Zigzagoon
F1F00B1F F5B3721A
264 - Linoone
EF31EC55 1417DEC6
265 - Wurmple
A83BF115 130C3917
266 - Silcoon
2244D1D6 A87DAAB7
267 - Beautifly
6DBB6131 90E40C0A
268 - Cascoon
AD5C9BC6 8E3E4C3B
269 - Dustox
7CC9941A A70E2C37
270 - Lotad
D4BE7AA5 F9CE65B8
271 - Lombre
9459FC5B 5516BE48
272 - Ludicolo
809DED68 B67856D4
273 - Seedot
DCE40F64 D45D202E
274 - Nuzleaf
BF87B744 16F7C28C
275 - Shiftry
3C703413 6B8119CC
276 - Taillow
BBB05E5B 3A3FDC85
277 - Swellow
D0B107DB 027BEBD8
278 - Wingull
C963D063 10F5AC28
279 - Pelipper
73285D38 A5A4E2BD
280 - Ralts
86C62F1D 27B0AF88
281 - Kirlia
1A2EEF24 65E331B7
282 - Gardevoir
7D45FD6B BAABF3CF
283 - Surskit
00C9CFD8 65021DD5
284 - Masquerain
A14CF5B9 0D7133A1
285 - Shroomish
3F140B0A 5937E9BE
286 - Breloom
A32B0FED 60C07CFA
287 - Slakoth
485C366A DA423D56
288 - Vigoroth
FEA287AE FFB54BB5
289 - Slaking
5D38F9C5 DAA67938
290 - Nincada
43A8378B 9EF75A96
291 - Ninjask
22DDE250 8D8EC616
292 - Shedinja
52C2D901 7344A4FA
293 - Whismur
FBC2DB33 D8FC5AC6
294 - Loudred
FE9AF7C9 14FDA298
295 - Exploud
14182A0A 79282B1B
296 - Makuhita
7B801817 11F090AA
297 - Hariyama
4D371C9E 0A2DF533
298 - Azurill
26ADB7EE 91286E09
299 - Nosepass
1442906D 473E0C26
300 - Skitty
B4015263 3D8633C6
301 - Delcatty
3088742E D89961FA
302 - Sableye
8D571791 584F1676
303 - Mawile
5F3C63E3 B673BE5E
304 - Aron
EEC41DEB 3342969F
305 - Lairon
79BE0284 FA8BF8A0
306 - Aggron
8388E07F 48E67820
307 - Meditite
0E4C4AA5 E7F532D7
308 - Medicham
063E4A1A E5A25573
309 - Electrike
3F5C8201 651A6EFD
310 - Manectric
9AA97665 37DD44B1
311 - Plusle
B135B018 4F5665D6
312 - Minun
DB37A521 AA84D2C4
313 - Volbeat
B86B39BB 97DC88B5
314 - Illumise
F75A3D1C 04A663CF
315 - Roselia
23E5A94B D21E7E80
316 - Gulpin
A86C4608 9C15E158
317 - Swalot
CA12CA9A 91D29CAF
318 - Carvanha
A9CF954D E9766F71
319 - Sharpedo
E684507C B44D6D05
320 - Wailmer
769A7373 7F6C71B8
321 - wailord
47B99235 3CAC8E1F
322 - Numel
AA1264F4 8D3DB4BE
323 - Camerupt
5166F096 A0F21E46
324 - Torkoal
42084D1D C19BB889
325 - Spoink
BF9B34C2 D768D3A9
326 - Grumpig
7FD8F8C5 BEAD0097
327 - Spinda
CDB2A8AF 7D43F8B7
328 - Trapinch
B1088C6F 3E950D4C
329 - Vibrava
4DC25E25 13510F3C
330 - Flygon
911CF1D9 1617CFE7
331 - Cacnea
E50B77C1 C220E7C0
332 - Cacturne
5BFC0B46 9DDC0643
333 - Swablu
F8AC663C 65487239
334 - Altaria
77BF3639 95EBCE8C
335 - Zangoose
F18DC227 1C86F9E4
336 - Seviper
80AFF5CB E67520AD
337 - Lunatone
3F5FE916 3075AF6E
338 - Solrock
B277605C 646BAD0D
339 - Barboach
B5BCD3CC DB08C2DA
340 - Whiscash
44DD8537 0FACB798
341 - Corphish
EFA89FA3 A3E1A789
342 - Crawdaunt
85125B29 D2CE1B37
343 - Baltoy
F20AE4A5 8B610FCA
344 - Claydol
5413C7F0 CE1DFBD5
345 - Lileep
461F0590 FCD7E05C
346 - Cradily
15C4B0A5 E98A0379
347 - Anorith
E98E6596 D6AFAB27
348 - Armaldo
6BCA1BD9 953420E2
349 - Feebas
6E805A17 D4A84889
350 - Milotic
F78C3DA6 F97B5B3D
351 - Castform
06C43F9A 7BD8363C
352 - Kecleon
74154C68 0EF0C16F
353 - Shuppet
8341095A BEE333E8
354 - Banette
EC92A4E9 B9482C67
355 - Duskull
A2E933B5 2F11EC3E
356 - Dusclops
C7A5752A B4204332
357 - Tropius
50C81E21 6119F922
358 - Chimecho
68427D4C A9059985
359 - Absol
84DDB13C BF8191AE
360 - Wynaut
CB8303C4 2D5A9910
361 - Snorunt
B0C7AEC3 524643FF
362 - Glalie
50020D7B 77627E33
363 - Spheal
E52A33D8 9E4152F7
364 - Sealeo
1CAA4FF9 CFBC38AC
365 - Walrein
AF5D5782 CEF3B5F2
366 - Clamperl
AC4037BF 03D48B47
367 - Huntail
0C724AF3 BA81EAA3
368 - Gorebyss
59D84A8F 121CD813
369 - Relicanth
A80E3734 B2245A9B
370 - Luvdisc
F12028C4 0328D5DD
371 - Bagon
D701EA4F 59B08C77
372 - Shelgon
CECF6CF9 AFA8D274
373 - Salamence
2FCB50C0 DBECD9CB
374 - Beldum
ACB05D5E 076626E0
375 - Metang
BD2BFF8F FE6AA4DB
376 - Metagross
CA6230A5 D89220E0
377 - Regirock
A72D5514 4128DA3D
378 - Regice
1A2209C5 C0228D4C
379 - Registeel
742ED98D 9B284DFA
380 - Latias
26A5F4EA 772A0B12
381 - Latios
72BAB975 7E4038A8
382 - Kyogre
16AFD4E7 E10BFB55
383 - Groudon
0002FF77 A52C0BAF
384 - Rayquaza
C5ECDE5B 0D6B09C8
385 - Jirachi
FFF032FD FAF9AFD2
386 - Deoxys
27C35F73 A8E9E879
Deoxys will not obey if caught in the wild.
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Infinite money - Instant catch
29c78059 87ACF659 707466DC
8BB602F7 8CEB681A 96542194
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Complete the game with all keyholes, 99 Dalmatians, and the Hades Cup to recieve an alternate ending.
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| An Advisable Team |
I strongly agree with another guy (called 'daniel') who states that it is best to have a balanced team. It is useless just to train all Dragon all fire or all Dark. Strange but true a really professional team dosent consist of a Mewtwo or Deoxys, it is rather a fire, water-ice, Ghost, Ground, Steel/Rock and Electric. It is also important to appoint a captain for your team. Create a second, third, fourth and fifth team, so just in case you feel a pokemon is good enough to be promoted sent it to the Trainer tower or the elite 4 to test it out, if it impresses you then you can promote it to the next stage. This method is not done in one day and it is very gruelling but one of the best way for talent scouting. Do this till you have a satisfactory team (warning: this method takes up to a few hundred of hours, so be patient dont complain) It is Extremely important to Communicate with your main team pokemon, what do i mean ? You are advisable to understand your pokemon inside out, knows its feeling, knows it weakness, knows it strength, get to know their nature, their strength and their battle (or defend) combo. Also hatch pokemon might seems boring, yes ,even i agrees so. but many people overlooks the importance of breeding a good nature. Eg Claydol. impish nature, good at raising defence hard to raise Special attack, and that is good because Claydol dont need Special attack, this way its Special defence and Defence would be sky high. with suitable tactical moves like (light screen, reflect, cosmic power and a good Attack) the Claydol might be of help to you.remember not to let your pokemon learn more than one move of the same type, eg pikachu learn, thunder, thunderbolt, double team and iron tail. the trainer shouldnt let the pikachu learn thunder and thunderbolt at the same time because it waste space for the moves, maybe try, thunder wave or other stats changing moves.
I would give a little example of some of my pokemon (All Lv 100): Zapdos (First Team, Captain - nickname, Bloom) Thunder, Light Screen, Drill Peck and Rain Dance. Notice all my Zapdos moves are specially analysed ? Thunder and Drill Peck for attack, light screen for increasing special defence and rain dance for increasing accuracy for thunder. Misdreavus (Fourth Team - nickname, Ghostly) Psychic, Painsplit, Mean Look and Perish Song. Psychic is an attack but is is rarely used. First move, mean look next move perish song the when misdreavus is dying , use painsplit, too bad it cant recover ....Cradily EX (Fourth Team, nickname - nil) Ancientpower, Amnesia, Toxic, Recover. This is a very good example of a good combo. First move toxic next Amnesia then use recover till your opponent die of the poison. sometime playing pokemon requires intense amount of analysing skills... too much to say. And remember...to be a true trainer, Dont use Cheat, Remember, say no to the GameShark !!!
If you guys got any question, feel free to discuss with me. You can email me at (Winxclub3Stella@yahoo.com.sg) or (Winxclub_RainbowProduction@yahoo.com)
Pokemon gym master 2007 copyright
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Walk Through Walls Code for AR:
509197D3
542975F4
78DA95DF
44018CB4
Enjoy doing whatever you want
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Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05
Level 81: BB099C03 1B03F256
Level 82: 6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD
Level 83: D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4
Level 84: F738C6D5 A33DF2E1
Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A
Level 86: 1906A7C9 D7EBAA39
Level 87: D31623FE 50011104
Level 88: D052E037 C6886109
Level 89: A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F
Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36
Level 91: 1CAC5FD6 92679660
Level 92: A5CCA03B 7FED218A
Level 93: 08CBA806 AE4A2260
Level 94: 722C0931 68DA1B05
Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
Level 96: 9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F
Level 97: 095F268D 77B7D906
Level 98: C2955A45 B3CBC610
Level 99: FCEFE173 1DCCEB51
Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466
Catch Other Trainer's Pokemon
Note: Press L+R before using the Pokeball.
USA
4D83B1BF E0F5F507
8E883EFF 92E9660D
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
90B4977C C0151DC2
2.5 Pokemon Nature Codes
You have to enable these codes BEFORE entering a battle.
There are two lines again.
FireLeaf US
AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95
Example:
FireLeaf US - Lonely
AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95
D73BC50A 5F47AA0E
Hardy
D0E34D66 5796A7D3
Lonely
D73BC50A 5F47AA0E
Brave
E485844D 2F24038C
Adamant
5EB8DEEE 692ED298
Naughty
83286B46 6479AA98
Bold
35EB915F 08F33974
Docile
A58F6F1B BFB13FEF
Relaxed
34027F23 7E7E1599
Impish
CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9
Lax
D593BF29 E18AAAE5
Timid
1BC372C9 06B4D17F
Hasty
D4950A99 D729D80A
Serious
93F04759 F95753D9
Jolly
E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7
Naive
56F744B0 37E16732
Modest
E1EB2109 4480C28D
Mild
A2461E51 304137B6
Quiet
0456554B 66D3AAF9
Bashful
B05B4CCD A0A1505B
Rash
909149AB 2DE8726A
Calm
31F62F82 D9A0C100
Gentle
9A41D845 41B93FE6
Sassy
D47DA721 6C3B9FFC
Careful
1A15BF1E E72650E4
Quirky
5A7B2626 21ECD183
2.6 Pokemon Gender Codes
USA
Wild Pokemon always female
USA
EB34F751 A96B854D
78DA95DF 44018CB4
Wild Pokemon always male
USA
EB34F751 A96B854D
141BB87C 83D7018F
2.7 Catch any Pokemon instantly
(Any Pokeball will act like a Masterball)
USA
87ACF659 707466DC
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
2.8 Altering Cave Pokemon Modifier
! For use with 4.1 DMA Disable Code !
Zubat
0A15BFD5 C0ED0BAB
Mareep
353861F8 3B52DC00
Pineco
76A26E3E E81B8F62
Houndour
53D0ABFF 8304FB76
Teddiurse
06900648 336EBA69
Aipom
4D15DA57 B7B3DD92
Shuckle
F157D836 2A52A97B
Stantler
BF57D541 E97893CD
Smeargle
0563801D E7DBF48C
3. Item Codes
Note: All of these codes are shop codes the codes will not
mess with your inventory but change the Items avaible in the shop
You can only combine the Cheap Shopping Codes codes with the any item codes
on a real ARv3 only.
3.1 Cheap Shopping Codes
Buy everything for $1
Fire US
3C25A344 FD8F451C
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf US
B5ED95C0 6E754DA3
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Fire JP
51418976 72B06760
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf JP
3B4F5A0F 264CAABE
AD86124F 2823D8DA
These codes are not compatible with the any item codes
If you have a real ARv3 use these:
Buy everything for $1 (ARv3 compatible with 3.2 Buy any Item codes)
Fire US
716AD990 7BA5C8B0
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf US
231AE8F8 2E3F2250
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Buy everything for free:
Fire US
3C25A344 FD8F451C
8E883EFF 92E9660D
Leaf US
B5ED95C0 6E754DA3
8E883EFF 92E9660D
FireJP
51418976 72B06760
8E883EFF 92E9660D
LeafJP
3B4F5A0F 264CAABE
8E883EFF 92E9660D
I'd recomment the $1 code because if you use the for free code you will
only be able to buy one item at once.
3.2 Buy any Item codes
2 Line codes as usual first line is different for your edition second
line is the item of choice. Note: these codes will not work with other
codes combined.
You'll can buy the item at a shop. It will not be in your pocket.
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
Fire JP
395B617C 6B1ACC95
Leaf JP
DCABE8C5 8B5BDEB6
Before we put the lines for every item here are the complete codes for
the two most requested Items:
MASTER BALL
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
RARE CANDY
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
51CF1F27 2E270374
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
51CF1F27 2E270374
MASTER BALL
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
ULTRA BALL
00939804 4086FF3B
GREAT BALL
2BD38F05 D5A578B1
POKé BALL
5685B807 3787DACB
SAFARI BALL
A9E4EA45 3651CADD
NET BALL
E37D365E D7EAB6AB
DIVE BALL
51374592 F7A27768
NEST BALL
A08DD229 10D187E3
REPEAT BALL
D84D4738 70F68A80
TIMER BALL
4C6C2B8C CD0528EB
LUXURY BALL
1F1785AC 433A6DC2
PREMIER BALL
B4F6F07D 8F56BA40
POTION
E32BCCB1 07782CD6
ANTIDOTE
D4ABF236 D713B4E0
BURN HEAL
3CD3295F 921F1D1C
ICE HEAL
B9C51F47 95395496
AWAKENING
784E8A1B 83A3E0EF
PARLYZ HEAL
902D754C 80AFE55F
FULL RESTORE
9D362B43 96A4D044
MAX POTION
8C434E48 F703A9E1
HYPER POTION
CC449941 F0BBB13A
SUPER POTION
CEDDB323 FFA50BB1
FULL HEAL
4688F12F FF9DBE10
REVIVE
F6DA2242 E2EDA644
MAX REVIVE
2D02A8EA 9B748C49
FRESH WATER
9D2895EF 6A2BEE59
SODA POP
1BB7262E 80989B57
LEMONADE
79693C0B A82C5A23
MOOMOO MILK
B98E773A D6E0D6AD
ENERGYPOWDER
A457FA67 BCD9C478
ENERGY ROOT
881976CC 20B658FF
HEAL POWDER
0073F88A 0A4E81B6
REVIVAL HERB
792E7A0F F4BF8DDB
ETHER
0965B686 64E170F2
MAX ETHER
C70600E8 789A0DAC
ELIXIR
0CF8B98B 706A26BE
MAX ELIXIR
2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3
LAVA COOKIE
9B169FF5 CBABA5A6
BLUE FLUTE
7928BBA3 C55BBEAB
YELLOW FLUTE
155D7103 D66B8A15
RED FLUTE
7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA
BLACK FLUTE
BA697C16 93D76910
WHITE FLUTE
CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C
BERRY JUICE
58EAABBC FC3CA9C2
SACRED ASH
710D8A2D 45E999F3
SHOAL SALT
2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F
SHOAL SHELL
E951E67F BFD89E41
RED SHARD
B743EDBF B82BB83A
BLUE SHARD
4BF9418B EFC87C19
YELLOW SHARD
CBEB73A3 90A08906
GREEN SHARD
9818C0C6 E03F8431
???
8A448A37 583B581C
???
1855C5A3 70B67919
???
72898F14 3F2CD864
???
3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC
???
B62795CF CEAE6A48
???
05858D31 D4449EFE
???
314DD562 05A14AD1
???
1DE20256 C4AB72E6
???
202ABE52 BDC4E314
???
8AA97E8E D5A80225
???
8655EB8B 26823B03
HP UP
ACFA01BA 15A282DC
PROTEIN
AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4
IRON
1C2D3029 63D27E35
CARBOS
23D312F1 77111159
CALCIUM
20999F30 F1874934
RARE CANDY
51CF1F27 2E270374
PP UP
845807DF 2140D018
ZINC
628E474E E708D501
PP MAX
DF5B6268 4EC6A43E
???
7781E696 7D4D1BAB
GUARD SPEC
2390ED5B F7A08F55
DIRE HIT
FD22366B 83B5DB98
X ATTACK
39E224D9 232864F2
X DEFEND
2056B422 AB6E09BD
X SPEED
600E909B 524CA077
X ACCURACY
2E14F003 6BE9DAB3
X SPECIAL
287541CA 8951C140
POKé DOLL
9675F502 DB139F05
FLUFFY TAIL
BB099C03 1B03F256
???
6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD
SUPER REPEL
D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4
MAX REPEL
F738C6D5 A33DF2E1
ESCAPE ROPE
FB80C720 E028C27A
REPEL
1906A7C9 D7EBAA39
???
D31623FE 50011104
???
D052E037 C6886109
???
A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F
???
750CEC25 D42EAE36
???
1CAC5FD6 92679660
???
A5CCA03B 7FED218A
SUN STONE
08CBA806 AE4A2260
MOON STONE
722C0931 68DA1B05
FIRE STONE
32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
THUNDERSTONE
9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F
WATER STONE
095F268D 77B7D906
LEAF STONE
C2955A45 B3CBC610
???
FCEFE173 1DCCEB51
???
56307399 25DF4466
???
C992395A 56955D4B
???
469CEBED 70833B58
TINYMUSHROOM
C6E06F71 BDDE9996
BIG MUSHROOM
FA79DBD5 F3B4D08B
???
BC827ED5 C3F2BC9A
PEARL
77FD1504 11A9CEE6
BIG PEARL
D50D2ABA E0142B8A
STARDUST
0E9AA94C B6CF3DA4
STAR PIECE
DBD866E4 981A911C
NUGGET
086A2B5C 033C7E80
HEART SCALE
B980A217 10B23AD2
???
64D475F3 2A66B244
???
3E77E648 8E6C0F6B
???
03476DA1 8D599EF5
???
7FB31723 44656BF6
???
F4A2BD2B 1611A1AB
???
41988EFE 23662A98
???
4FE2A4E2 37857DF4
???
763D7DFB 8FFD24AA
???
C51BB1D5 9E1ACF7D
ORANGE MAIL
C7AAB498 68F02149
HARBOR MAIL
35D111A6 410CD0CD
GLITTER MAIL
88FEC5FA DB6F263B
MECH MAIL
36E100A6 3F685463
WOOD MAIL
342506B5 EF67D3CC
WAVE MAIL
8877A118 14B5A5B2
BEAD MAIL
3943274E 48749A19
SHADOW MAIL
A19E0840 70EB54DC
TROPIC MAIL
80FA1F68 130BBFFF
DREAM MAIL
BBCC33B0 510E2700
FAB MAIL
A6BACA42 28E20657
RETRO MAIL
B3C941E2 11AFF282
CHERI BERRY
B4DBD669 DD468D9A
CHESTO BERRY
803EB01D DF103EDE
PECHA BERRY
825AE450 86797B40
RAWST BERRY
1C757BD0 4605B834
ASPEAR BERRY
2712C0D8 68282566
LEPPA BERRY
34C4F138 9A93D9D4
ORAN BERRY
69F399B8 EF6B9D11
PERSIM BERRY
DBA3E002 EE89532F
LUM BERRY
4AA20B6E 7DAF6336
SITRUS BERRY
0E78C449 87BB98B5
FIGY BERRY
47D25237 1E1C958E
WIKI BERRY
E35596A5 FF5FF8D8
MAGO BERRY
952636A4 064EEA8C
AGUAV BERRY
18CC2A51 1FCF8E19
IAPAPA BERRY
ACC24F67 71F8AAFE
RAZZ BERRY
4B90EA1B 9FBA388F
BLUK BERRY
1321EB84 1A8FDECA
NANAB BERRY
F3E14515 13B9925D
WEPEAR BERRY
243135D8 37CB4E65
PINAP BERRY
02E9D116 D2998E02
POMEG BERRY
385DA17F 33D5636C
KELPSY BERRY
163335D1 F2C52F4D
QUALOT BERRY
AE6F58B8 8433E875
HONDEW BERRY
6D4E8139 106C53D2
GREPA BERRY
D6D29201 EC6FA19A
TAMATO BERRY
14C16BBB B1B0BA03
CORNN BERRY
D67F07C8 63255070
MAGOST BERRY
166A440D 5BB11AB1
RABUTA BERRY
E0475072 5C8F8C97
NOMEL BERRY
A8DA99AF 99D41F56
SPELON BERRY
1EEC899A 2ED0D4EC
PAMTRE BERRY
0F4F7935 501BFAE7
WATMEL BERRY
19FDF511 FBA434F2
DURIN BERRY
382E9611 2CECA2BD
BELUE BERRY
75AD385E AC9B4154
LIECHI BERRY
A928D2B3 84427844
GANLON BERRY
BF8D55AC 7A7FC1FE
SALAC BERRY
87F416A5 5A2333E2
PETAYA BERRY
EB6FFB7B 39061EA0
APICOT BERRY
F8BBE462 10078512
LANSAT BERRY
915F0213 26298153
STARF BERRY
27E5CE29 26E786E3
ENIGMA BERRY
107EB0B3 6CD194DA
???
C56CD8FE 287D8D09
???
0ACCBA18 063592EC
???
CD32B3B1 6B2F9A9E
BRIGHTPOWDER
32E41FA0 DDAB8E1D
WHITE HERB
111BE4F5 B0568D56
MACHO BRACE
0323A8A4 442D0300
EXP. SHARE
E98A668B AD39E190
QUICK CLAW
67F2624D 01479962
SOOTHE BELL
A6C3FB6C 5DAAC965
MENTAL HERB
6F4E9ED1 361D62CC
CHOICE BAND
CE4D0D17 E6D15F66
KING'S ROCK
0DC097ED 7444B49D
SILVERPOWDER
E26ED3EE 0DE76396
AMULET COIN
8D542C67 3FA27FE5
CLEANSE TAG
8B3CD7C7 92B4FBE5
SOUL DEW
917E8BD8 1F83503E
DEEPSEATOOTH
E4B2540E 1E3FF654
DEEPSEASCALE
E0CE1D73 77EBD4DF
SMOKE BALL
7297B5D2 5AC091BB
EVERSTONE
DF0CAD81 56664FD5
FOCUS BAND
C4A8379F AB7D3659
LUCKY EGG
96EEF964 0BC26C37
SCOPE LENS
D1A7FC90 904B6937
METAL COAT
8C980070 105E0938
LEFTOVERS
C0D1742E 136341D0
DRAGON SCALE
E6A12275 D680AF62
LIGHT BALL
FBE54888 0329EDCF
SOFT SAND
73665BCD D650CE07
HARD STONE
EE918D52 E2B0AF7D
MIRACLE SEED
F17E1E14 D154ACDB
BLACKGLASSES
5B4D4C24 8BAE269D
BLACK BELT
BC33B7D9 5EE3E309
MAGNET
F469F6A6 7780C5E2
MYSTIC WATER
8A13C3B4 FAFABAD9
SHARP BEAK
78D41B95 EFB8481D
POISON BARB
7C538565 0CF6C5EB
NEVERMELTICE
A1A29294 7C3E2584
SPELL TAG
E3A0CEDD 332649E9
TWISTEDSPOON
351A69CB 455B8B16
CHARCOAL
DCCE4CA8 B48578DD
DRAGON FANG
1B018D77 FEF36354
SILK SCARF
69D8CE01 EB75C37B
UP-GRADE
4251CF66 11C7A96F
SHELL BELL
5E9ABAF0 A6917967
SEA INCENSE
94E29497 24C2F4CB
LAX INCENSE
7A693244 4CCEC8CB
LUCKY PUNCH
D2EFB877 CE3E02A7
METAL POWDER
1239E965 827A9451
THICK CLUB
B3C50F2F 993D94D6
STICK
3552CAA4 9AA2735D
???
1908E5DA B86E44F6
???
4BC510BE 25BF4140
???
063710CD 71D3088A
???
212CF5DC 0D7E4D8D
???
F195E86A 9D6BEC7B
???
0288E419 13289F0D
???
FEC88816 5059D238
???
C471D1CD F1709C84
???
CA005304 705AE0F8
???
7D449E9E C76FBE5D
???
6B736EDF DCDD6E85
???
C1343A03 E8DB4BFB
???
7E21C4EC 6EAD5FEF
???
8296FB8A B02E4FE4
???
A1CFA060 4C4D822C
???
F197CD7E 9F9CBD6E
???
C387C885 19224DE1
???
CC36D397 36E31417
???
BF4BF1D0 72C3EA84
???
8F11F1A7 39AA920C
???
ED5BB176 8424DD26
???
AE2C837B FF646CEB
???
30E172A4 8C1BF228
???
4DEBBC76 33F9DA96
???
73D08A9F D13AD732
???
E287BFEA 7EF5ABB8
???
7B0887E0 F7558A53
???
8F687949 C92225B9
RED SCARF
CBDECB2E AD254E8A
BLUE SCARF
141BB87C 83D7018F
And again the folowing codes are more complex and will only work with
real ARv3.
Fire US
0E12F25C BC489609
141BB87C 83D7018F
7A063220 5D82DF58
Leaf US
EAEF00BE 85EA8374
141BB87C 83D7018F
194F7975 5E68B89E
Fire JP
97C07342 68AA042F
141BB87C 83D7018F
B2CD9ACB 88CF536D
Leaf JP
65ABF37C EBC67D21
141BB87C 83D7018F
FE46E1FE 92D050EC
PINK SCARF
CB926862 FD2A601C
GREEN SCARF
81C46020 67F703E7
YELLOW SCARF
4028A92D CE0ED021
MACH BIKE
4FBE8FD7 5CAD28BD
COIN CASE
841B36F0 688EA0E4
ITEMFINDER
532A9B29 AB9C2476
OLD ROD
65FECED6 B12AECFC
GOOD ROD
4EEE7D22 A13197AB
SUPER ROD
C9479CA4 FC30F5A5
S.S. TICKET
3E7C9D24 A0081F9E
CONTEST PASS
FE0B9170 527E3D2D
AMBER
64E01E6E AED3063D
WAILMER PAIL
334B3130 5F859834
DEVON GOODS
76D37A90 80C5496B
SOOT SACK
1BC64BFA 5CB7C492
BASEMENT KEY
2A1CE522 D0B054D6
ACRO BIKE
F94DA019 480B0762
POKé BLOCK CASE
08F250BF 9CBA0B57
LETTER
2E7BAAFC C614E8F8
EON TICKET
4E2FAD73 149BA325
RED ORB
49A6A5C5 93C007B1
BLUE ORB
CA1F4A11 BD4F71FD
SCANNER
59280CED 00404C14
GO-GOGGLES
CF74008B 75E30EAC
METEORITE
D28DEE80 2B192E84
RM. 1 KEY
408B1313 274B1A85
RM. 2 KEY
B3AFA8D4 1CF1D30A
RM. 4 KEY
7A0D4E3D 39CA1D16
RM. 6 KEY
6A32FC00 7E692593
STORAGE KEY
914B31A5 8FE0ABCB
ROOT FOSSIL
FE46A702 6BF2A515
CLAW FOSSIL
A1E90857 64E87DA3
DEVON SCOPE
C678B383 92C7EDF2
TM01
5324BC49 30DA244D
TM02
215DED32 73275342
TM03
A401213B DE2758A8
TM04
535323D2 86C047E2
TM05
42B17540 4EF07186
TM06
DF2A0672 0CD35A5B
TM07
C4222FA6 5B7BF9DF
TM08
F4D58A64 5D085E99
TM09
1239F6E6 4C3A89A0
TM10
277D802A A23B55DB
TM11
C3CDFE0D 9BE81FB9
TM12
471837EC AB0417E4
TM13
571B2A8F CE9B33DC
TM14
5D23028E F29DA617
TM15
D79A15D4 57B09FF2
TM16
F571A6ED 75DA9BEA
TM17
EC4D562D 3556ACBE
TM18
C48BD488 7CE07C92
TM19
0E9929A4 251D1143
TM20
1002AD35 5D714FDA
TM21
0D12F3E4 68D2404A
TM22
2B5B23B2 746D6A04
TM23
2D3AF2BE E5B2AD4B
TM24
31109991 9ADC824A
TM25
B58102BB 2FDDFE16
TM26
FC029A31 7B6103C9
TM27
393F7C2F D6E2A52B
TM28
A541411B B5FB1F94
TM29
0BBECEC5 989224CE
TM30
9646EDC9 6063FAED
TM31
A401B7FE A5D4F26C
TM32
40C121B3 18F4EED8
TM33
AEB31631 34F4C357
TM34
5E0A2B01 18EFBED0
TM35
97F59E96 953892E5
TM36
E5BC961F 6E44C962
TM37
E5590546 160A944A
TM38
1E649A8D 794B743E
TM39
D7BD0855 421FC109
TM40
2E86EC8D 68763531
TM41
96103C2B 3D76B9FE
TM42
AF78E8FF F5C25430
TM43
0023BC19 31112C1D
TM44
7B928633 98C57352
TM45
5798822C 97BC28F3
TM46
D7883272 A1B54B1F
TM47
328CA83B 34BD1A11
TM48
10B8975F 94B13BA0
TM49
C669488A 4C788A59
TM50
7447798A 37B4B7D9
HM01
22619AFB 06350327
HM02
9CBEF94B 34C9FFD8
HM03
95F68357 8B0E185D
HM04
D4846557 8FE44893
HM05
F3AB1645 DA3B722E
HM06
DD82BF4B B7AC7BA6
HM07
74E156BB 825F5340
HM08
80374C36 906638BD
???
1ABCF9F8 0403980D
???
25C51910 F8B2DB85
OAK'S PARCEL
12A92D03 0F5670BC
POKé FLUTE
4D2CCE57 2AE71852
SECRET KEY
72C01D8D C04A9B28
BIKE VOUCHER
4A20C15B A51C156A
GOLD TEETH
EAD62E1F AAE2B871
OLD AMBER
712FF2EB C12C3DA3
CARD KEY
C4E6C324 F9003F37
LIFT KEY
97C50D21 52011F35
HELIX FOSSIL
115A5396 45CD8DE8
DOME FOSSIL
2B1ACD57 DB0A505E
SILPH SCOPE
056E9B53 B1E1B7E0
BICYCLE
094C5720 583F995D
TOWN MAP
E2DDB83F EAD2D235
VS SEEKER
66E3C205 EF20686A
FAME CHECKER
44A31A95 3CEBD39B
TM CASE
3F57589B 81D1D54E
BERRY POUCH
00AAADEF F73B37B1
TEACHY TV
44C4A433 E72E0BC1
TRI-PASS
A69B0E61 454A149B
RAINBOW PASS
C6C2B22C 509A58D3
TEA
452BAC4C 8FA01462
MYSTICTICKET
2782EFCA 4EED1397
AURORATICKET
641B9F5D 3A0D0482
POWDER JAR
E6B384E5 2B4C209E
RUBY
02B858AE 64B42678
SAPPHIRE
C650099A F507E1CF
This is used to be much more popular than we expected in the Ruby and Sapphire versions.
Use this code and your trainer card will show your Secret ID
Fire US
45AC29B6 9CE3235F
C797E8CE A9A713E4
4A9798E5 A6B8D9AE
75CE63AC 35BA83C8
Leaf US
A157B9CD 6C92E523
C797E8CE A9A713E4
01B51B8B CA45CB31
75CE63AC 35BA83C8
Birth and Navel Rock Island!
07CF2578 E43B4EBF
Do not use this code before getting the TEA from the old woman.
If you did use the walk trough walls code to pass the guards. Use fly
to enter the city later in the game.
44922452 A6679872
A4DE1EF0 A145F2B5
F9A6F00F 4448804E
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
F1DF0D8A 59917F37
To Walk Through walls!
If you use this code it will destroy your save file!
509197D3 542975F4
78DA95DF 44018CB4
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| Battle Guide |
Hi I'm new, anyways my name is Andy some of you might know me cause I sent some comments.
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Battle guide
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Anyways, pokemon has different types and abilities many of you know the weaknesses and resistences. For example: Fire is good against grass,grass is good against water, water is good against fire.
The reason they did this is because most pokemon has a good atk and sp atk but that wont be fair, say Rayquaza he has excelent Atk and Sp Atk but has a 4 times weakness against ice so 1 ice beam from lapras can sent him away. Once you think of 6 good pokemon,type,ability and item for it it's time for team building. First you need to pick your pokemon which has a good type (make sure it has good defense and special defense if it has a 4 times weakness to something),ability and a good item to power it up or heal. Also there is something to mention about EV's (short for effort values) These are stat leveling up "things" sry don't know how to describe.. Anyways If you want information about EV's just e-mail me at burn_1_2@hotmail.com. Now a breif intro to get you started.
I thought of a good Sp Atk so I picked Alakazam. So I thought of ........
a good fire pokemon that has good speed so I picked Arcanine.
a water pokemon which has any good stats so I picked Lapras.
a good defense so I picked Golem
a good attacker so I picked Machamp
and a legendery so I picked Zapdos .
Now your team is ready to kick butt.
Remember that if you want the stats to be what you want it to be you got to start EV training. And not like giving ATK EV's to Alakazam, that's just horrible!
Later in the game when you get National Dex put some johto and Hoen pokemon if you want to see my party now they are:
Groudon
Kyogre
Mewtwo
Ho-Oh
Lugia
Rayquaza
And they are all at lv.100 it took me a lot of EV training to get the stats I wanted but I think it's worth it. Enjoy if you have any questions
e-mail me at burn_1_2@hotmail.com
Enjoy!
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| Be Better Than Oyur Rival |
This will only work if you have 2 GBA's and 2 Games. (Or you use a friends) Start the game and get the starter pokemon you want. Then trade it to your other game and restart your game. Then if you got the fire type, get water this time, if you got water, get grass, if you got grass, get water. Now trade back the starter pokemon you got earlier. Now your rival will have the opposite type pokemon as you so you will have an advantage and hey, you get to starter pokemon.
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| Beat Your Rival VERY Easily! |
First you need a link cable. Then pick Bulbasaur as your first pokemon. Then try to defeat Charmander at the beginning. If you win go to the next town and trade your bulbasaur for a freinds sqirtle. {because gary picks the pokemon that has a advantige against yours} you can now train squirtle to a blastouse and defeat Charzard!
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Tyranitar: Blizzard, Earthquake, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt
Moltres: Flamethrower, Sky Attack, Facade, Fly
Dragonite: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Outrage, Thunderbolt
Blastoise: Ice Beam, Hydro Pump or Cannon, Earthquake, Mega Kick
Mewtwo: Phychic, Solar Beam, Recover , Sunny Day
Charizard: Aerial Ace or Wing Attack, Heat Wave, Earthquake, Slash
Feraligatr: Blizzard, Thunder Punch, Surf, Earthquake
Typhlosion: Hyper Beam or any strong move, Flamethrower, Slash, Dig
Meganium: Sunny Day, Solar Beam , Body Slam, Light Screen
Sandslash: Dig, Earthquake, Slash, any move of your choice
Hitmonchan: Rock Slide, Shadow Ball, Mega Punch, Mach Punch
Hitmonlee: Rock Slide, Mega kick, Hi Jump kick, Rolling Kick
Steelix: Earthquake, Rock Slide, Rock Tomb , (HELP!)
Articuno: Blizzard, Sheer Cold, Mind Reader, Fly
Zapdos: Thunder, Fly, Detect, Charge
Machamp: Cross Chop, Rock Slide, Mega Punch, Mega Kick
Ho-Oh: Sacred Fire, Fire blast, Recover, Sunny Day
Lugia: Rain Dance , Thunder , Aeroblast , Recover
Kyogre: THUNDER!!!, Hydro Pump , Earthquake, Hydro Pump
Groudon: SOLARBEAM!!!, Earthquake, Fissure, Heat Wave
Gengar: Phychic, Shadow Ball, Hypnosis, Dream Eater
Celebi: Phychic, Sunny Day, Solarbeam, Recover
Suicune: Aurora Beam, Rain Dance, Surf, Waterfall
Raikou: Rain Dance, Thunder, Spark, Any move of your choice
Entei: Sunny Day, Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Any move of your choice
Venusaur: Sunny Day, Solarbeam, Giga Drain, Earthquake
Snorlax: Body Slam, Snore, Rest, Dynamic Punch or any move of your choice
Pidgeot: Featherdance, Fly, Wing Attack, Agility
Pikachu: Spark, Thunder, Charm, Charge
Kingdra: Dragon Dance, Hyper Beam, Ice Beam, Surf
Note: If you find more moves just post the move and to which pokemon
Later Updated..........
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Noctowl: Hypnosis, Dream Eater, Fly, Nightmare
Salamence: Outrage, Double-Edge, Aerial Ace, Flamethrower
Nitmontop: Triple Kick, Focus Energy, Mega Kick, Double Kick
Absol: Sword Dance, Faint Attack, Slash, Crunch
Aipom: Iron Tail, Slash, Baton Pass, any move of your choice
Scyther: Fury Cutter, Aerial Ace, Slash, Cut
Scizor: Metal Claw, Aerial Ace, Slash, Fury Cutter
Sneasel: Fury Cutter, Faint Attack ,Icy Wind, any move of your choice
Blaziken: Blaze Kick, Aerial Ace, Flamethrower, Double Kick
Sceptile: Leech Seed, Giga Drain, Sunny Day, Solarbeam
Swampert, Earthquake, Hydro Pump, Thunder, Rain Dance
That's it for now......
Later Updated....
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| Best Team |
First thing is to catch these pokemon
Articuno
Zapdos
Moltres
Then have atleast Squirtle - Wortorle - or Blastoise
Then get any grass type pokemon and then go to Victory road, get through it.
Get to Indigo Plateau.
Finish the first 2 Elite 4 trainers then at #3 the best team should kick in good...
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| Best Team Without Poke Virus |
The following will need a sapphire or ruby and fire red.(you will need lots of legendaries... which i got!)
Rayquaza lvl 100. Thunder, ice beam, earthquake, ancient power. (with leftovers)
Groudon lvl 100. Eruption, earthquake, slash, solarbeam. (with quick claw)
Kyogre lvl 100. Waterspout, earthquake, ice beam, thunderbolt. (With Sea incense or any water bonus)
Mewtwo lvl 100. Pyschic, shawdow ball, solar beam, focus punch. (with leftovers)
Articuno lvl 100. Blizzard, ice beam, rock smash, and fly. (with nevermeltice)
Tyranitar lvl 100. Crunch, earthquake, thunderbolt, Iron tail (with black glasses or quick claw)
I never lose with this amazing team!!! Im like a master at my place but 2nd. cause my friend uses glitches. I dont and u can change the thunderbolts to thunders if ure pkmn has high special atk. This is the Best!!!
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| Birth Island |
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The AR code for Birth Island is:
554D9257 D0472EF8
Save before catching Deoxys
*note this may screw up your game, remember not to use this cheat twice or you'll turn into a clipboard!
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| Blastoise |
In the beginning, Squirtle would be a good choice. This is because he boosts incredible water strength and moves. His final evolved form is Blastoise, which is the ultimate water pokemon in the game. Blastoise has great Attack and Defense, and can take on many gyms and also defeat the Elite 4 easily. His best moves to learn would be Hydro Pump,Hydro Cannon,Skull Bash,and Focus Punch. He has ultimate ownage power among Fire,Rock,Steel,and Ground types of pokemon, and makes a great strong defender.
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| Butterfree |
Catch a Caterpie, evolve it at lvl 7, then train it to lvl 10, and it will evolve into Butterfree. You can catch Caterpie at lvls 3-6 in the Viridian Forest.
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Legendary Bird Pokemon:
Articuno:Ice-Seafoam Islands, need;HM surf, HM strength, first 6 badges
Zapdos:Electricity-Power Plant, need;HM surf, first 5 badges
Moltres:fire-Mt.Ember>rainbow/Sevii Islands, need;fist 7 badges, HM surf, HM strength
Legendary Dog pokemon:
Suicune:Water-Jhoto region(nowhere in specific), need; All 8 badges, National Dex, Charizard(starter:Charmander)
Entei:Fire-Jhoto region(nowhere in specific), need;All 8 badges, National Dex, Venasaur(starter:Bulbasaur)
Raikou:Electricity-Jhoto Region(nowhere in specific), need; All 8 badges, National Dex, Blastoise(starter:squirtle)
Classic Legendary Pokemon:
Ho-Oh:Fire/flying-Birth Island(needs to be unlocked), need; Aurora ticket, left route in cave, Hm surf
Lugia:Water/flying-Birth Island(needs to be unlocked), need; Aurora ticket, HM surf, right route in cave
Mewtwo hysic-Cerulean city cave, need; Mater Ball, beat Elite 4, All 8 badges, HM surf
Unownhysic-Tanoby ruins(Seven Island), need; 28 Great or Ultra balls, HM surf, Patience!
Deoxys:???-Birth Island(needs to be unlocked) needs; solved Triangle puzzle, HM surfAurora ticket.
Cating Legendary pokemon takes alot of time, patience and balls to catch them with! Never give up:save before you approach them if possible:and just remember that if the masters and proffesionals can do it- so can you! Good Luck!
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To catch deoxys go to one of the rainbow islands find a tree with a triangle pointing to it a press A on it and it will start spinning don't touch the corners now if the triangle is pointing to the tree the island will start moving then the tree will turn into deoxys.
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| Catch Pokemon Easier |
To catch Pokemon easier after you threw your pokeball keep pressing B repeadily. You should have a better chance of catching that Pokemon.
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| Charizard |
I would pick Charmander as a starter pokemon. He is hard to train, and has many disadvantages in the beginning, but later on, he gets easier to train and becomes more powerful than Venusaur or Blastoise. He is Fire/Flying Type, and can boost in Speed and Sp. Atttack stats. Charizard's top moves would be Overheat,Blast Burn,Flamethrower,and Hyper Beam. These attacks are made to defeat Grass,Bug,and Steel pokemon types easily.
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| Cheaters |
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You need to make your National Dex and Kanto Dex 160 seen and Pokémon then go to Oak and talk to him. A rival will appear; follow him and Celio give you an Aurora and Mystic Ticket.
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Trade with Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire, Pokémon Colosseum, and Leaf Green to complete the Pokédex.
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This is a realy good cheat, you will be able to get loads of the same pokemon, without actually catching them!! Isn't that good!
Sometimes this doesn't work. It works most of the time though.
First you have to get two pokemon that are the same type, but of a different genda. Then you have to go to four island and go to the day care. Then you have to put your two pokemon in there. After that you have to wait for a little while and come back, you will see the day care man outside the fence speek to him and he will give you a pokemon egg!!
Alternatively you can put a dito and any pokemon in the daycare and you will see the day care man outside the fence speek to him and he will give you a pokemon egg!!
This is an exelent cheat i used it loads to trade pokemon with my freinds, they actually thought i needed the pokemon that i traded them!!!
Use this cheat it will realy help!!!
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| Daycare Center |
The Daycare Center, which is south of Cerulean City, is where you are able to store weak pokemon so they can grow and become stronger and level up. It costs 100 per level, but its sometimes good. The only thing is, that if you leave your pokemon there too long, they might learn diffrent moves and replace your old moves. But its still good.
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| Delete Saved Game Data |
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To delete your saved game data hold select, Up, and B befor you press start to begin the game.
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| Deoxys With Gameshark |
If you have a gameshark and you use it to catch a level 100 deoxys, it will always disobey you. The same happens with mew, any level. if you get a level 30 deoxys, it will always obey you. It has happened to me and has lost me a couple battles.
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1.(Deoxys) First go to any mart.Fill out the questionnaire on the counter with the words "LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL". The shopkeeper will notice this and give you access to the mystery gift system. Use it and select wonder gift. Talk to the man in the green hat at a pokemon center and he will give you an aurora ticket. Fly to Vermillion city and take the ferry to Birth Island. On the island there will be a triangle shaped piece of land with a smaller triangle in the middle. Approach the mysterious triangle from below and press A. Go left 5 times and down 1 time.press A. Go right 5 times,up 5times. Press A. go right 5 times, down 5 times. press A. go up 3 times, left seven times.press A. go right 5 times. press A. go left 3 times, down 2 times. press A. press down 1 time, left 4 times. press A. press right seven times. press A. press left 4 times, down 1 time press A. press up 4 times,!!SAVE!!,and press A. get ready to battle Deoxys!!
2. (Jirachi) You can only get jirachi from ruby or sapphire. the way to get it is to fill all five stars on your trainer card(ruby and sapphire) by becoming the champion, filling the pokedex, winning all five contests and getting thier pictures drawn, best EVERY trainer in the game and the last one I do not knowwhat to do.
3.(jiroxy) Jiroxy, the god pokemon is made when you leave Jirachi and Deoxys at the day care center. Walk 10000 steps and the old man will give you an egg. Walk 15000 steps and the egg will hatch into Jiroxy.
NOTE you need the national pokedex.
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If you put pokemon in a daycare the pokemon will get weaker same with rare candies and the pokemon gain 1 experience every step you take.So beware not to level up(at least try not to).
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Hey it's ChariZard,
So I wanted to tell you where you can finally get the item to evolve your Seadra into Kingdra!
Ok so there are only two Dragon Scales in the games and here are how you can get them
1st Dragon Scale- Six Island, go east until you see the Peformer. SURF south until you see two rocks SURF between the rocks and you will see an item, click on the item and it's the first Dragon Scale.
2nd Dragon Scale- Seven Island, go to Battle Tower. Talk to the woman who tells you about the categories. Click on "DOUBLE BATTLE" . Beat all the trainers and you prize.....The second Dragon Scale!!!
Note: If you have an GameShark, send me an e-mail so I can give the code to capture other Trainers Pokemons!
Need more info??? Send me an e-mail for more info.
blizzard1897@yahoo.ca or shadow_cyborg@hotmail.com
THX
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| Easier Pokemon Catch! |
Have u wanted an easier catch? Are those legendaries like Moltres or Zapdos or Articuno or even Mewtwo making you mad 'cause of difficulties? Well, I'm pretty accurate on my tips and this 1one I'm certain you'd say the same. Sometimes on legendaries it works but works best on original wild pokemon. Hold A, B, select before you throw. Hold it, hold it, hold it, then hen ball opens poof! Let go of A ONLY! Then after you capture it just to let you know,it works about 95% of the time. Glad to help. Absolutely any questions can be asked I'll answer as many as I can. Ask anything you need to know.
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| Easier Way To Find Dugtrio |
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Put the highest level Diglett that you can find in the front of your party. Put a repel on and run along the sides of the caves.
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When you are in a battle get your 3rd strongest pokemon and fight your oppenent. Try to get your oppenent to a very very weak point, maybe in the red health or yellow health. then bring out your weakest pokemon and finish off your oppenent. then the weaker pokemon will get lots of points. i did it 2day with a lvl 7 ayrodactyl and a 34 lvl wartortle, and my aerodactyl went up 2 levels!
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Hi, my name is Andy here is a place where you get lot;s of money
EASY MONEY
Fisrst go to island 5 then surf north to Resort Gorgeous, you will see a island there is two "Ladies" one will give you 10,000 poke dollars there other will give you 9,800 poke dollars. note You should bring Amulet Coin with you.
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| Easy XP For Physcic Pokemon |
To train your physcic pokemon easily, stay on Cycling Road and keep fighting.
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| Elite Four Battling Tip |
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Here's a tip if your battling the Elite Four. If the Elite four's pokemon is on red HP, the elite four person will use full restore (most likely) on the pokemon. So use your moves wisely.
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To catch Deoxys: At the South-eastern corner of the third island map, there is a small
island with Deoxys on it.
There will be a triangle puzzle you need to solve to get to Deoxys.
against Deoxys. If you press the triangle, it will move randomly. Now
you need to get to the triangle and press against it in as few steps as
possible. If you did not do this properly, the triangle will move back to
its original position. If you do the puzzle correctly, it will glow hot
gradually. Once you've move the triangle enough, the ground will shake,
and the triangle will be shattered into pieces. Soon you'll see Deoxys
descending down the sky.
Deoxys will be at level 30. It has different sprites in the different
versions of the game if you managed to capture it.
• Mystery Gift
Go into any Pokemon Center and go to the Clipboard by the Shop Owner. Go to it and you can put in 4 words. Put in the words "Link Together With All." The Shopkeeper will notice this and give you access to the Mystery Gift system. Now save your game and reset and when you go to re-load it will be right below "New Game."
Legendary Pokemon
•Entei, Suicune, or Raikou will appear in the wild on the lands of Kanto after you have beaten the Elite Four and become Champion. However, only one will appear according to your starter pokemon:
•Squirtle - Raikou
•Bulbasaur - Entei
•Charmander – Suicune
Moves
•Explosion: Obtained from a Hiker on the Northern area of 1 Island.
P.S Only Ghost and Dark Pokemon can learn it.
•Elemental Attacks (Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, and Hydro Cannon): Obtained from a move tutor in 2 Island. However, he will only teach your starter one of these attacks according to its type.
•Swords Dance: Obtained from a man located on the pier of 7 Island.
•Body Slam: Obtained from a tutor on 4 Island.
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If you have done the cheat to get unlim rare candy let say u have a abra at lv.5 feed it rare candy untill lv.15 then train it so you can have it evolve or lets say you have an amber DONT get ride of it cause on cinnabar Island u can go into the pokemon lab and the last door there's a guy u can give it to then u can have a aerodactyl and it's free
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Hi my name is Andy if you read my comments you should know a little of me.Anyways I am called zapper now.
Evolve your pokemon as fast as you can ! !
Some people may think if you stoped your pokemon's evoloution it can learn moves faster, but it's not worth it!
stoping a evoloution can do sereous damage to your pokemon's stats. I wanted to train my tochic to lv.44 so
it could learn Flamethrower but I was wrong when it evolved into Blazikin at lv.100 the stats were:
Hp= 320 Atk= 256 Def=163 Sp.Atk=288 Sp. Def= 183
Spd= 201 Pretty weak stats right?
But when I trained torchic to lv.16 and combusken to lv.36 and Blazikin to lv.100 The stats were:
Hp=342 Atk= 295 Def= 205 Sp.Atk=305 Sp.Def= 213
Spd= 253 now that is pretty good stats.
I'm not telling you to do this but if you don't want your
pokemon's stats to be ruined thats what you should do.
Another thing I figured out was many people don't care about stats. That is not right. Most people care about good moves like my cousin Which is very stupid.
One of his pokemon was so weak you can hardly imagine!
Gyrados lv.100 -Thunder Bolt -Thunder -Dragon dance
- Hydro Pump Can you imagine?! Gyrados has such weak Sp.Atk and he taught it Thunder bolt and Thunder Hydro Pump is not bad for Gyrados but He taught it Dragon Dance when it has no Physical Atks!
Well thats for today so don't make the mistake what my thorchic did and what my cousin did. Remember EVOLVE YOUR POKEMON AS FAST AS YOU CAN ! ! !
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| Explosion And Self-Destruct |
Explosion and Self-Destruct are probably the most destructive moves in the game, they do immense amounts of damage, and they destroy the user also. Explosion can be learned or taught, it is a really powerful blast that kills the user at the same time. Self-Destruct can be learned by pokemon, and it is an enormous explosion that damages pokemon. It makes the user faint. I think Explosion is stronger than Self-Destruct.
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| FAQ: By How Much Does Rare Candy Lower Your Stats? |
Theres a common misconception that rare candies are always bad, and 'stuff up' your stats, and leave a permanent imprint on them. this is false.
there are at least five things that influence your stats: Level, base stat, natures, IVs and EVs.
Level is pretty easy to understand; the higher the better.
base stats are predetermined numbers set for each species - for example, the average base stat for a pokemon is 85. heracross has a naturally high attack stat, because its base attack stat is 125. evolved pokemon generally have better base stats than non-evolved pokemon.
a nature will either add 10% onto one stat and lower another by 10%, or else not do anything at all. keep in mind that 10% of a high stat is more than 10% of a low stat, so boost your highest stat with a nature and lower your least used/lowest stat with it for maximum effect. for a complete list on all the natures, go to this link: http://dynamic3.gamespy.com/~psypoke/lab/natures.php
keep in mind that in RBY and in GSC, natures didn't exist.
IV stands for individual value, and it behaves a lot like a gene. once you catch a pokemon, they're set in stone and you can't change it at all. you have to catch another pokemon if you aren't satisfied with it. IVs are a number that can range from 0 to 31 in the advanced generation, and from 0 to 15 in RBY and in GSC. the number can vary from pokemon to pokemon, and often whithin the pokemon's own stats. they can be bred on with some luck, and influence the power and type of your pokemon's hidden power (though it takes over half a page to even START to explain how it works). remember, in GSC, the two special IVs were shared to allow trades between it and RBY.
EVs (effort values) are hidden numbers given out to one or more stats after a battle (a bit like experience). like their name suggests, it does require effort to max out your EVs. some pokemon, when defeated, give out more EVs than others, and some in different stats. the overall limit is 510, and the limit to one stat is 255. after gaining four EVs in one stat, the stat goes up by one. if you switch pokemon, the EVs don't get split up like experience (so everyone who took part in the battle without dying gets as much EVs as if one pokemon did it by themself), and pokemon growing from the EXP. share also gets its full (not halved) share of EVs. pokemon holding macho brace get double EVs, and pokemon with the pokérus disease (a beneficial disease that game freak intended to be there) also get double EVs. pokemon with both get quadruple. since leveling up by rare candy doesn't involve defeating pokemon, only the level of a pokemon rises, and not its EVs. The same goes for leveling in the day-care. but if you have your EVs maxed out, then there will be no difference between a trained level up and a rare candy level up. and if you have already shark-rare-candied some pokemon up to level 100 and regret it, never fear; you can still train your EVs, then deposit your pokemon in a box and withdraw it and its stats get recalculated. and if you are worried that you have trained in the wrong stat, don't worry, because in pokemon emerald certain rare berries minus ten EVs off a stat, allowing you to put it somewhere more useful. those berries won't work on pokemon at level 100, BTW. for a list of who gives out what EVs, go to: http://www.serebii.net/pokedex-rs/ev.shtml and click on one of the links corrresponding to the stat that you want to enhance.
and what about proteins, carboses etc. ? most people think, 'it plusses a stat by one or two'. in actual fact, it just adds on 10 EVs to one of your stats. if you have already reached the overall limit, or already have 100 EVs in that stat, they won't work anymore.
(note: in GSC and RBY, the EV system is a little different. there was no overall cap, so it was simple logic to max out everything. plus, like the IVs, the two special stats shared EVs. and they were split up if more than one pokemon participated in a battle, much like regular experience)
so you see, rare candies will have no effect on your stats as long as you max out or have already maxed out your EVs.
theres a rumour that always comes up, and its false everytime: some say that if you evolve early, your pokemon gets higher stats. BEEP (buzzer goes off) wrong! the game doesn't use tables, it recalculates. try it out yourself, if you are game enough to risk damaging your game with AR or gameshark.
Experiment:
first catch ONE wild pokemon (that evolves by level) and SAVE. use the gameshark/AR to have unlimited rare candies (to eliminate any differences with any EVs gained in the training process; also its a lot quicker) then give the newly caught pokemon an everstone. level it up to 98/99, then evolve it at the last minute by removing everstone and raise it to level 100, then record the stats and turn off. reload to the part where you just caught the wild pokemon. by using the same pokemon, this means that it will have the same IVs and base stats. this time evolve it ASAP, then level it to level 100 with those rare candies. record its stats and put them next to the other recordings that you have saved. there is no difference.
Some people have found the hidden calculations that produce the number you see on the status screen.
here is the calc for attack, defense, special attack, special defense and speed:
((((Base stat times 2 + IV + EV/4) times Level) divided by 100) + 5) times by nature = stat.
remember, you _must_ round EV/4 down.
for HP:
(((Base stat times 2 + IV + EV/4) times Level) divided by 100) + 10 + Level
like the other stats, you _must_ round EV/4 down.
hopefully this will reduce confusion and educate the vast multitudes of newbs out there... and also mean i don't have to answer so many repetitive questions about rare candies, protein etc. (sigh. i'm so busy today)
from, PIdgeotpro.
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The best place to train is Sevault Canyon Keep on going down when your at Seven Island you should see two cool trainers they have a excelent pokemon and you get a lot of exp. Keep on using your VS seekers here. I got mostly my wicked pokemon to lv.75 then I took the pokemon league.
Have Fun!
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| Find Dugtrio |
First go to a shop and buy 10 repels or something like that
put a level 28 (or 29)pokemon first in your party go to diggletts cave then spray on the repels and because you will only run into pokemon higher or equal to the level of the first pokemon in your party the only thing you will run into is dugtrio.
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| Free Moon Stone |
After saving Lostelle from Berry Forest Hypno on Island 3, give her father the meteorite, and then you'll receive a free moon stone. Moon Stones makes certain species of pokemon evolve.
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- get all pokemon
- catch deoxys,and jirachi
My Team 1:
Maganium 100
Groudon 100
Latios 100
Raikou 100
charizard 100
Articuno 100
My Team 2:
Zapdos 100
moltres 100
Jumpluff 100
Blastoise (Shellshock) 100
Piloswine 100
Latias 38 training with exp share
Please Rate My Teams
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| Function Of The Bonus Menu |
I have discovered that the Bonus Menu is called a "Download Play". You cand link up and Co-op play! It should work for any Pokemon game that's Wireless Adapter compatible.
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Once you have beaten the Elite 4 and have more then 60 pokemon in the pokedex, go to Pallet Town and see the Professor. He gives you and Gary the National Dex, which allows you to view the entries of all 386 pokemon.
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To get to Sabrina in the Saffron City Gym withour=t fighting any trainers:
enter the saffron city gym, and step onto the warp panel. now go north, south, south, north, south, north, north, south, south, north, north, north, south, south. You will now be in sabrina's room, without having to fight any other battles!!!
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Hi, my name is Andy sofar i wrote 6 hints and guides anyways call me zapper.
WHERE TO GET TOGEPI
Go to island 5 surf north then go to water labyrinth then surf west you should see a island go on the island and there will be an old man he will give you an egg and when it hatches it's Togepi! It will know - Growl -Charm
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To get the deoxys cheat you must follow all the directions. You must use the 4.4 dma the 4.1 dma and shop code. You can find them at the little glossary. Be sure to read all of them also there's one to get mew that obeys you. It will got into your pc and will hold the aurora ticket which you need to use to get to birth island and catch Deoxys.
Action Replay V.3 Codes Faq
|Ver 0.7 |
0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
1.0 Master Codes.
2.0 Pokémon Codes.
2.1 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
2.2 Pokémon Level Codes
2.3 Pokémon Shiny Code
2.4 Catch Trainer's Pokemon
2.5 Pokemon Nature Codes
2.6 Pokemon Gender Codes
2.7 Catch any Pokemon instantly
2.8 Altering Cave Pokemon Modifier
3.0 Item Codes
3.1 Cheap Item Codes
3.2 Buy any Item Codes
4.0 Misc Codes
4.1 DMA Disabler
4.2 Anti Memcrypt Code
4.3 View Secret ID Code
4.4 Birth Island/Navel Rock Enabler
4.5 National Pokedex Code
4.6 Immediate Battle
4.7 Walk trough Walls
5. Thanks.
0. Version History, Copyrights & Special Notes.
v.0.1 Initial Release: Not much yet only a few lame Pokemon mods
and MasterCodes and Level mods
v.0.2 Master Codes fixed. Still the Mastercodes are not perfect but
they are working with the codes listed in the faq. Added a
Pokémon always shiny code
v.0.3 A much needed MAJOR update - Item codes added YAY
There seems to be an issue with the Pokemon shiny code,
the cause is still unknown. And there is an issue with Mew
not obeying. This is a flag in Mew's data which should be set
but isn't if caught in the wild. No solution for this yet.
Well not a simple solution anyway.
v.0.4 Time for US codes baby! Everything ported except the shiny
We've also added the missing items. AURORATICKET anyone?
Enjoy.
v.0.5 Added quite a few new codes (2.4-2.7 & 4.6-4.7)
Added a way to get an obedient MEW
v.0.5bChanged the National Pokedex Code because the old one could cause
problems if used later in the game.
v.0.6 Codes for Houen Pokemon and Items after FF are shorter now
Tried to fix a problem with the buy anything codes - but the codes
seem to work perfectly - if you have problems with these remember:
you have to buy the items.
v.0.7 Fixed a problem with the Leaf Pokemon code
Added Altering Cave Pokemon modifier codes
This document is (c)2004 Pokemonhacker and loadingNOW
Note: I have got a new email address the old one got like 200 spammails/day
(loadingnow (AT) gmail (dot) com / pokeguide.tk).
There are are codes for a lot of different versions in this faq. Please
make sure you are using the appropriate code before mailing me!
If you email about working codes it will just waste our time - time
we could spend hacking.
Finally. The rivial of the good old r/s-AR faq.
We don't know if it's going to be as detailed as the old faq,
but nevertheless we hope you enjoy the faq.
We worked hard to create these codes so please dont steal them!
All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their
respective trademark and copyright holders. If you plan to use theses codes
in your FAQ/Website, give credits where it's due. And we do NOT authorize
people to use these codes for any commercial use.
1.0 Master Codes.
Master Code for POKEMON FIRE USA
72BC6DFB E9CA5465
A47FB2DC 1AF3CA86
Master Code for POKEMON LEAF USA
72BC6DFB E9CA5465
56671F3A 6F4F4D6B
Master Code for POKEMON FIRE JAP
8FA79C07 CABE13C8
F0826040 FE465C57
Master Code for POKEMON LEAF JAP
8FA79C07 CABE13C8
2FD2DBC6 552BC912
They work with the codes here - but they might not work with codes
you find elsewhere. We know that's a shame but we currently don't
have any solution.
2.0 Pokémon Codes.
2.1 Pokémon Encounter Codes.
Codes for the Pokemon 1-251, first.
(about the same as the Wild Pokémon Modifier Codes.* in the old faq)
They are two line codes the first line is always the same, but different
on fire/leaf. The second line is the Pokémon, so it's different for
different Pokémon.
Note that Mew and Deoxys will not obey if caught in the wild.
First line:
US
Fire
17543C48 E65E0B97
Leaf
594F7021 3B4E81A7
Japanese:
Fire
8ED19163 3579E69D
Leaf
337BE38E E583889C
So if you want a Bulbasaur in Leaf-Jap use:
337BE38E E583889C <-- Leaf-Jap code
AD86124F 2823D8DA <-- Bulbasaur code
Second line
1 - Bulbasaur
AD86124F 2823D8DA
2 - Ivysaur
AB84463B B2609644
3 - Venusaur
3542F0A7 7D2E171F
4 - Charmander
DB8C60CD 81FD6AA7
5 - Charmeleon
08506D61 55CBD9A8
6 - Charizard
A56395D2 8AF46857
7 - Squirtle
BCDCB406 2F2FD763
8 - Wartortle
268349C8 63FF53CE
9 - Blastoise
5FD24ABC 1FE3296A
10 - Caterpie
358CC2BF 9BFA3518
11 - Metapod
DC725D4E 3A20792F
12 - Butterfree
33EFFB7C E1794F5B
13 - Weedle
9A86D92A 635F8DBC
14 - Kakuna
CCEC9F6E 5A2A0F12
15 - Beedrill
F3D99280 49F4EEDC
16 - Pidgey
139BBA32 2DC356C8
17 - Pidgeotto
2F7B0F2F 257173EA
18 - Pidgeot
13659B39 95BD80E5
19 - Rattata
E5C49E22 47B157F2
20 - Raticate
60C9DC15 1AD9B226
21 - Spearow
2F5D7856 A5F7B4AE
22 - Fearow
23689847 DA918B8D
23 - Ekans
A5BA4CFA CA5D771C
24 - Arbok
B75D69F0 7C3B3103
25 - Pikachu
9D4A1BFF 05120D39
26 - Raichu
CE7B779B AE493550
27 - Sandshrew
7DFC4CBD 20BB83B6
28 - Sandslash
CFC711B9 0585971F
29 - Nidoran(F)
B6450111 C65005BC
30 - Nidorina
0BA329E0 CEB39484
31 - Nidoqueen
C3B010F5 6DB0ED0E
32 - Nidoran(M)
A38262A2 825F8CF0
33 - Nidorino
33D5E08A 037AB9C4
34 - Nidoking
82E3DD4B EBFEF864
35 - Clefairy
E8EAB84F 26C8AB6B
36 - Clefable
D15755D8 AF5BE6F1
37 - Vulpix
276AF592 A3A635CC
38 - Ninetales
27B815E0 B8CCC2DA
39 - Jigglypuff
B18AC7E0 E667A184
40 - Wigglytuff
7CEDC4CF F95C5521
41 - Zubat
47596727 51BB292A
42 - Golbat
FF3A0DD1 DF54EB13
43 - Oddish
EF723724 F31E5F64
44 - Gloom
A386B043 9DEB5064
45 - Vileplume
4A2748A4 F888F1C9
46 - Paras
EAD30258 3988D84F
47 - Parasect
74CFC9E9 82CD278E
48 - Venonat
0CC56D24 C9F5A33A
49 - Venomoth
DFDFFF0A 8919BB28
50 - Diglett
BA7199EC 664F9418
51 - Dugtrio
BCC0FB44 1A047D3C
52 - Meowth
5F38FD3F 5D7412A3
53 - Persian
0BEC25D3 787468AE
54 - Psyduck
70CEC019 12F0A7B0
55 - Golduck
32E8BC37 7712CF08
56 - Mankey
DAAB0C35 55611812
57 - Primeape
B82FBCB6 C954F4ED
58 - Growlithe
CD7047AB 42D861F2
59 - Arcanine
3099D33C 49E66A04
60 - Poliwag
AF0908F3 650FE1BD
61 - Poliwhirl
C29C3277 063E67E9
62 - Poliwrath
8DC834CF BFECCA56
63 - Abra
5738CFE5 515C61CF
64 - Kadabra
67CA1286 0E3A5D83
65 - Alakazam
C91954D9 68AAD246
66 - Machop
8AD2C8BB EB3D7A39
67 - Machoke
95EFD5EA DD857E98
68 - Machamp
3BF5B7C4 061AAA45
69 - Bellsprout
CF2E3B09 3B30426E
70 - Weepinbell
0030C455 4F43BB12
71 - Victreebel
1DF3B8CA DC70EC58
72 - Tentacool
65C4E9C5 24CA1894
73 - Tentacruel
51DDE51A 00DE2CE3
74 - Geodude
399F7170 D519951E
75 - Graveler
DDF655E3 9BDEE49C
76 - Golem
103F567C 2F1A9043
77 - Ponyta
877A6953 8F6209F2
78 - Rapidash
195BAD3F C840CA28
79 - Slowpoke
4CEC5478 ACBC593C
80 - Slowbro
FE7C44DB 7672B1D8
81 - Magnemite
3C17AEA9 5DC9D705
82 - Magneton
B8BD13C5 E3E7D9B3
83 - Farfetch'd
9121060C 74B908E0
84 - Doduo
920BE3C7 3E00359C
85 - Dodrio
02258041 19ABFE29
86 - Seel
8EC19A12 FD47B55F
87 - Dewgong
E18D1069 1053E30C
88 - Grimer
EB7F9C3F DB3192F5
89 - Muk
729160A9 F8F73577
90 - Shellder
92A2030E 24F19E86
91 - Cloyster
FB078533 1A99C72A
92 - Gastly
99B8A848 91759EFF
93 - Haunter
7F14537B 6C00E975
94 - Gengar
BA9A9758 4221EBF4
95 - Onix
54D9A0DB 68FC768F
96 - Drowzee
C5C4BBBB 55B1B77F
97 - Hypno
F4BB6321 8E9265DB
98 - Krabby
D83FACC2 7D31E557
99 - Kingler
FF0F431F 400EF220
100 - Voltorb
ABD2C0C0 FBC68A93
101 - Electrode
0C2333CD 141730A7
102 - Exeggcute
8D2F9E72 8719250B
103 - Exeggutor
744AF614 12D8281B
104 - Cubone
D9E3884F 37500E3F
105 - Marowak
CB4A8BD1 1D028DA2
106 - Hitmonlee
9EDB950D 454533E5
107 - Hitmonchan
3535FA3A EBECD355
108 - Lickitung
F582757C 16122B78
109 - Koffing
BF93F87F BC1AB791
110 - Weezing
D966DA15 88BBB73A
111 - Rhyhorn
7DA9C8C7 8549C3D4
112 - Rhydon
9071D41E 55259C19
113 - Chansey
AD38C4DB B5EBB8A7
114 - Tangela
100D1518 466A2D06
115 - Kangaskhan
8F4BE409 7110788B
116 - Horsea
02401CFF F2742052
117 - Seadra
B0160E28 ED6B68EC
118 - Goldeen
29061002 69BB68FF
119 - Seaking
676505B9 904C9DE3
120 - Staryu
D7D9A00C 7BFB7AAC
121 - Starmie
0E2752FA 51091446
122 - Mr.Mime
0922D9A2 C1E680BA
123 - Scyther
28BEFBB3 68DE4569
124 - Jynx
FB0FC84E D45216CF
125 - Electabuzz
1E6DE7CB DDDBAD78
126 - Magmar
C644F8D1 4159A2D6
127 - Pinsir
AEFBB853 03F4B721
128 - Tauros
1D5557F2 FACC2BA7
129 - Magikarp
04658924 E67574E2
130 - Gyarados
56156F0A D2F071F2
131 - Lapras
483AC796 E3850B8F
132 - Ditto
3613AA25 2CC1B172
133 - Eevee
4B78A144 F02E1187
134 - Vaporeon
D82AEDF5 F23B27A4
135 - Jolteon
1850F0B1 AAFB142F
136 - Flareon
AB622741 B3F84F8B
137 - Porygon
6EE60CB5 746DFF03
138 - Omanyte
1DBD6215 4FD65295
139 - Omastar
23F20EC6 1368F543
140 - Kabuto
32A2B3E0 40DB80D9
141 - Kabutops
2058318E 392B7EE5
142 - Aerodactyl
C44B6463 DB3237C3
143 - Snorlax
E9ADF485 15BE8FA7
144 - Articuno
D7B594AF C1DA18AB
145 - Zapdos
83E25054 9C927E5E
146 - Moltres
F8DEC3CC A014B094
147 - Dratini
47C69D5D 1AA59D6D
148 - Dragonair
8B3A1FF0 A3C0E786
149 - Dragonite
796E6824 2B208DD5
150 - Mewtwo
4C77BA3F CA4EDCB6
151 - Mew
B751BDF4 95CEF4CC
Mew will not obey if caught in the wild (without an event)
You can still catch it with a Masterball and get a Pokedex
entry. To get an obeying Mew use the Mew in Box 1 Slot 1
Code.
152 - Chikorita
539C7E13 DD795F72
153 - Bayleef
39D823E3 9EB6C9AA
154 - Meganium
A2F7F837 7F974DEB
155 - Cyndaquil
E4995046 3D00BF91
156 - Quilava
B9CCC7BB D4C29E22
157 - Typhlosion
B5592578 FBB9A4ED
158 - Totodile
6699EF70 D7B03D43
159 - Croconaw
33C5C90B D46AD9DC
160 - Feraligatr
E1F0FEFA D0036CD4
161 - Sentret
6C2D5D5E 008A751F
162 - Furret
2B34A3C7 A829209F
163 - Hoothoot
B33DAC5B 29EB7EB5
164 - Noctowl
8E0B9473 A4AE2B53
165 - Ledyba
5F2FD32D 941693B4
166 - Ledian
1CD7078F A7384A34
167 - Spinarak
BF975E40 430B4806
168 - Ariados
F3D55605 74AE5C52
169 - Crobat
56FC2792 3AEFE3F9
170 - Chinchou
D70D1018 A021245F
171 - Lanturn
2D2CC458 21BDD10C
172 - Pichu
90AECEE5 A888F8AE
173 - Cleffa
08C2447D 2096B6AE
174 - Igglybuff
D7F35EE0 D224ECDE
175 - Togepi
82269FC8 9579FD5A
176 - Togetic
E3581C9B AE652F9A
177 - Natu
B635603F B1E81481
178 - Xatu
459823AE 3F1683A4
179 - Mareep
0783E965 C5165BF8
180 - Flaaffy
F510A285 5288E291
181 - Ampharos
3CE54322 74A86618
182 - Bellossom
F0088391 0C65D5E3
183 - Marill
51EB125F EAA0FCBE
184 - Azumarill
E832EF37 64D0E6A2
185 - Sudowoodo
DDA1AC43 4A067FAE
186 - Politoed
5C6CD179 E18C31EF
187 - Hoppip
B1BC8307 69EF9C2C
188 - Skiploom
E32EA0FE CB37FF3B
189 - Jumpluff
C03FCFEF 84CB37BA
190 - Aipom
A45DFE4F F27A9D8D
191 - Sunkern
165C689B AF94A177
192 - Sunflora
36838BE7 E5367C3A
193 - Yanma
E500846E 9A4FF5C7
194 - Wooper
6F071CA9 63FF4902
195 - Quagsire
67375392 E7F55C24
196 - Espeon
EF8A105C 72CEF63E
197 - Umbreon
EF708FD1 C5E8B000
198 - Murkrow
98F8C8F7 EEA657B9
199 - Slowking
43D2617C C2F14DFB
200 - Misdreavus
2E5E5AEB 22EBF9FF
201 - Unown
10998FB0 656B5C99
202 - Wobbuffet
EC4EB940 2C63CA65
203 - Girafarig
41377A90 E36247DE
204 - Pineco
43C3A9BF 477AF067
205 - Forretress
55815067 03B03952
206 - Dunsparce
4F8D48EA 9336834B
207 - Gligar
729F34AB 5B1018D0
208 - Steelix
1FE62E14 130CD2F8
209 - Snubbull
77C7197D 502B8B56
210 - Granbull
CF223304 929E964E
211 - Qwilfish
C9551136 F45B0236
212 - Scizor
F8D4BFAE D2C136F5
213 - Shuckle
A94D8CB8 560257D4
214 - Heracross
779D6EBF 3139EFF6
215 - Sneasel
C21BA23A 95AB64BD
216 - Teddiursa
EDEB2FF0 88466B79
217 - Ursaring
2607FA8F 4BF940FA
218 - Slugma
E2899947 9269834F
219 - Magcargo
A58E1198 6E004BAD
220 - Swinub
F949DADD BBC8B5CD
221 - Piloswine
AA68D49C B33C8972
222 - Corsola
DDEFF53A EC57A23F
223 - Remoraid
A67D580A B44A4DF4
224 - Octillery
78BA5E9D BA836EEB
225 - Delibird
BC1FE4EC 9F1818A1
226 - Mantine
3AF8DB31 042E9DF9
227 - Skarmory
92DE3CD4 65C14106
228 - Houndour
CABF0A0B B0E620D3
229 - Houndoom
D8D99C49 B49D47DC
230 - Kingdra
2B185541 DB13ACF6
231 - Phanpy
CBCB02D6 C41FE3F4
232 - Donphan
B8A6C516 12ECADE5
233 - Porygon2
04EA10C3 8DB0146F
234 - Stantler
9C0B5F02 A2857BBC
235 - Smeargle
49D7E467 103D0D48
236 - Tyrogue
3D2030E2 B2A0CACE
237 - Hitmontop
A357C435 8BC380D1
238 - Smoochum
8C287F7F E3950A6E
239 - Elekid
A78E8FFA EDB5DA5C
240 - Magby
D77AEB51 E63292DB
241 - Miltank
1A55F1D1 2FCDADEA
242 - Blissey
01EA07BF 793C86F2
243 - Raikou
43FF33D1 F368CDE6
244 - Entei
0C8037A6 BE1D9DB2
245 - Suicune
80755BDB E392B806
246 - Larvitar
2C8E4296 84D8D6E3
247 - Pupitar
8418E051 5C53CE38
248 - Tyranitar
32D66B09 40354103
249 - Lugia
545C676A 51FFDC1C
250 - Ho-oh
437065EF 67DF37EF
251 - Celebi
4AEC27E8 A5FF1540
Okay now Codes for the RS Pokemon are a bit more complicated,
the codes are the same sheme but longer:
(note: these codes will only work with real AR V3 if you have
an updated AR/GSA they will NOT WORK)
US Codes
Fire-US
022EA6CD 594A7718
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
8343300B ADEF57CA
Leaf-US
46E4D9D2 C48C7156
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
EA57D52F 1D29C38E
Fire-JP
C79B17ED 5164E167
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
3004A5CB 9DFC57E4
Leaf-JP
E7B90C81 0B306132
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
0C3EA2E5 8E200416
Example FireUS Grovyle:
022EA6CD 594A7718
D2BF38B5 7E300C38
8343300B ADEF57CA
1AA369E5 72BBA287
252 - Treecko
D9FE5FBF B09F0205
253 - Grovyle
1AA369E5 72BBA287
254 - Sceptile
673752FC D4065FA8
255 - Torchic
2F22FB72 D5887213
256 - Combusken
136BD0D6 606187D2
257 - Blaziken
FCEF6F25 3905588C
258 - Mudkip
A72262EA 7F7FD464
259 - Marshtomp
8EED2DB5 964D67F8
260 - Swampert
1A6BE162 4481A843
261 - Poochyena
7A1769D1 40699C90
262 - Mightyena
4B9FB849 14A5AA94
263 - Zigzagoon
F1F00B1F F5B3721A
264 - Linoone
EF31EC55 1417DEC6
265 - Wurmple
A83BF115 130C3917
266 - Silcoon
2244D1D6 A87DAAB7
267 - Beautifly
6DBB6131 90E40C0A
268 - Cascoon
AD5C9BC6 8E3E4C3B
269 - Dustox
7CC9941A A70E2C37
270 - Lotad
D4BE7AA5 F9CE65B8
271 - Lombre
9459FC5B 5516BE48
272 - Ludicolo
809DED68 B67856D4
273 - Seedot
DCE40F64 D45D202E
274 - Nuzleaf
BF87B744 16F7C28C
275 - Shiftry
3C703413 6B8119CC
276 - Taillow
BBB05E5B 3A3FDC85
277 - Swellow
D0B107DB 027BEBD8
278 - Wingull
C963D063 10F5AC28
279 - Pelipper
73285D38 A5A4E2BD
280 - Ralts
86C62F1D 27B0AF88
281 - Kirlia
1A2EEF24 65E331B7
282 - Gardevoir
7D45FD6B BAABF3CF
283 - Surskit
00C9CFD8 65021DD5
284 - Masquerain
A14CF5B9 0D7133A1
285 - Shroomish
3F140B0A 5937E9BE
286 - Breloom
A32B0FED 60C07CFA
287 - Slakoth
485C366A DA423D56
288 - Vigoroth
FEA287AE FFB54BB5
289 - Slaking
5D38F9C5 DAA67938
290 - Nincada
43A8378B 9EF75A96
291 - Ninjask
22DDE250 8D8EC616
292 - Shedinja
52C2D901 7344A4FA
293 - Whismur
FBC2DB33 D8FC5AC6
294 - Loudred
FE9AF7C9 14FDA298
295 - Exploud
14182A0A 79282B1B
296 - Makuhita
7B801817 11F090AA
297 - Hariyama
4D371C9E 0A2DF533
298 - Azurill
26ADB7EE 91286E09
299 - Nosepass
1442906D 473E0C26
300 - Skitty
B4015263 3D8633C6
301 - Delcatty
3088742E D89961FA
302 - Sableye
8D571791 584F1676
303 - Mawile
5F3C63E3 B673BE5E
304 - Aron
EEC41DEB 3342969F
305 - Lairon
79BE0284 FA8BF8A0
306 - Aggron
8388E07F 48E67820
307 - Meditite
0E4C4AA5 E7F532D7
308 - Medicham
063E4A1A E5A25573
309 - Electrike
3F5C8201 651A6EFD
310 - Manectric
9AA97665 37DD44B1
311 - Plusle
B135B018 4F5665D6
312 - Minun
DB37A521 AA84D2C4
313 - Volbeat
B86B39BB 97DC88B5
314 - Illumise
F75A3D1C 04A663CF
315 - Roselia
23E5A94B D21E7E80
316 - Gulpin
A86C4608 9C15E158
317 - Swalot
CA12CA9A 91D29CAF
318 - Carvanha
A9CF954D E9766F71
319 - Sharpedo
E684507C B44D6D05
320 - Wailmer
769A7373 7F6C71B8
321 - wailord
47B99235 3CAC8E1F
322 - Numel
AA1264F4 8D3DB4BE
323 - Camerupt
5166F096 A0F21E46
324 - Torkoal
42084D1D C19BB889
325 - Spoink
BF9B34C2 D768D3A9
326 - Grumpig
7FD8F8C5 BEAD0097
327 - Spinda
CDB2A8AF 7D43F8B7
328 - Trapinch
B1088C6F 3E950D4C
329 - Vibrava
4DC25E25 13510F3C
330 - Flygon
911CF1D9 1617CFE7
331 - Cacnea
E50B77C1 C220E7C0
332 - Cacturne
5BFC0B46 9DDC0643
333 - Swablu
F8AC663C 65487239
334 - Altaria
77BF3639 95EBCE8C
335 - Zangoose
F18DC227 1C86F9E4
336 - Seviper
80AFF5CB E67520AD
337 - Lunatone
3F5FE916 3075AF6E
338 - Solrock
B277605C 646BAD0D
339 - Barboach
B5BCD3CC DB08C2DA
340 - Whiscash
44DD8537 0FACB798
341 - Corphish
EFA89FA3 A3E1A789
342 - Crawdaunt
85125B29 D2CE1B37
343 - Baltoy
F20AE4A5 8B610FCA
344 - Claydol
5413C7F0 CE1DFBD5
345 - Lileep
461F0590 FCD7E05C
346 - Cradily
15C4B0A5 E98A0379
347 - Anorith
E98E6596 D6AFAB27
348 - Armaldo
6BCA1BD9 953420E2
349 - Feebas
6E805A17 D4A84889
350 - Milotic
F78C3DA6 F97B5B3D
351 - Castform
06C43F9A 7BD8363C
352 - Kecleon
74154C68 0EF0C16F
353 - Shuppet
8341095A BEE333E8
354 - Banette
EC92A4E9 B9482C67
355 - Duskull
A2E933B5 2F11EC3E
356 - Dusclops
C7A5752A B4204332
357 - Tropius
50C81E21 6119F922
358 - Chimecho
68427D4C A9059985
359 - Absol
84DDB13C BF8191AE
360 - Wynaut
CB8303C4 2D5A9910
361 - Snorunt
B0C7AEC3 524643FF
362 - Glalie
50020D7B 77627E33
363 - Spheal
E52A33D8 9E4152F7
364 - Sealeo
1CAA4FF9 CFBC38AC
365 - Walrein
AF5D5782 CEF3B5F2
366 - Clamperl
AC4037BF 03D48B47
367 - Huntail
0C724AF3 BA81EAA3
368 - Gorebyss
59D84A8F 121CD813
369 - Relicanth
A80E3734 B2245A9B
370 - Luvdisc
F12028C4 0328D5DD
371 - Bagon
D701EA4F 59B08C77
372 - Shelgon
CECF6CF9 AFA8D274
373 - Salamence
2FCB50C0 DBECD9CB
374 - Beldum
ACB05D5E 076626E0
375 - Metang
BD2BFF8F FE6AA4DB
376 - Metagross
CA6230A5 D89220E0
377 - Regirock
A72D5514 4128DA3D
378 - Regice
1A2209C5 C0228D4C
379 - Registeel
742ED98D 9B284DFA
380 - Latias
26A5F4EA 772A0B12
381 - Latios
72BAB975 7E4038A8
382 - Kyogre
16AFD4E7 E10BFB55
383 - Groudon
0002FF77 A52C0BAF
384 - Rayquaza
C5ECDE5B 0D6B09C8
385 - Jirachi
FFF032FD FAF9AFD2
386 - Deoxys
27C35F73 A8E9E879
Deoxys will not obey if caught in the wild (without an event)
To get Deoxys visit Birth Island (see birth island Codes)
151 - Mew in Box 1 Slot 1
As a small bonus it will also carry the AURORATICKET
I tried to make it look as real as possible thances are real
Mews will be different though.
!!!THIS CODE IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH 4.1 DMA Disable Code!!!
92260D64 28E61FC9
71D615F6 B41C381B
0D280703 38963967
A4144E58 825677D8
F161D5A4 48F9A2DB
33484F68 A56E77E0
D9942118 228420E7
BBB261C7 60CA157C
D9934C25 DC0AAFCF
3E888B0F ECF35A34
13F1DDB5 F92F747C
5DF00218 A3A1FA5E
E07CF65A 99C82988
8B359280 96B97011
F3C920F0 939FB45E
4681C2C8 CAAFD263
B74BFA2D 24733F53
3354F609 3CB6AF8A
1354C1C3 D10F24B0
D93F2C31 16F87180
2.2 Pokemon Level Codes
Again like the Pokemon mods.
(note: these codes will only work with real AR V3 if you have
an updated AR/GSA they will NOT WORK)
FireUS
754ED27A 8B1BEFEE
LeafUS
CCD017E8 EF04228C
FireJP
030153ED F13BE59A
LeafJP
FC268589 C5E4E44E
Example: FireJP LV100:
030153ED F13BE59A
56307399 25DF4466
Level 1: 8BB602F7 8CEB681A
Level 2: 00939804 4086FF3B
Level 3: 2BD38F05 D5A578B1
Level 4: 5685B807 3787DACB
Level 5: A9E4EA45 3651CADD
Level 6: E37D365E D7EAB6AB
Level 7: 51374592 F7A27768
Level 8: A08DD229 10D187E3
Level 9: D84D4738 70F68A80
Level 10: 4C6C2B8C CD0528EB
Level 11: 1F1785AC 433A6DC2
Level 12: B4F6F07D 8F56BA40
Level 13: E32BCCB1 07782CD6
Level 14: D4ABF236 D713B4E0
Level 15: 3CD3295F 921F1D1C
Level 16: B9C51F47 95395496
Level 17: 784E8A1B 83A3E0EF
Level 18: 902D754C 80AFE55F
Level 19: 9D362B43 96A4D044
Level 20: 8C434E48 F703A9E1
Level 21: CC449941 F0BBB13A
Level 22: CEDDB323 FFA50BB1
Level 23: 4688F12F FF9DBE10
Level 24: F6DA2242 E2EDA644
Level 25: 2D02A8EA 9B748C49
Level 26: 9D2895EF 6A2BEE59
Level 27: 1BB7262E 80989B57
Level 28: 79693C0B A82C5A23
Level 29: B98E773A D6E0D6AD
Level 30: A457FA67 BCD9C478
Level 31: 881976CC 20B658FF
Level 32: 0073F88A 0A4E81B6
Level 33: 792E7A0F F4BF8DDB
Level 34: 0965B686 64E170F2
Level 35: C70600E8 789A0DAC
Level 36: 0CF8B98B 706A26BE
Level 37: 2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3
Level 38: 9B169FF5 CBABA5A6
Level 39: 7928BBA3 C55BBEAB
Level 40: 155D7103 D66B8A15
Level 41: 7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA
Level 42: BA697C16 93D76910
Level 43: CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C
Level 44: 58EAABBC FC3CA9C2
Level 45: 710D8A2D 45E999F3
Level 46: 2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F
Level 47: E951E67F BFD89E41
Level 48: B743EDBF B82BB83A
Level 49: 4BF9418B EFC87C19
Level 50: CBEB73A3 90A08906
Level 51: 9818C0C6 E03F8431
Level 52: 8A448A37 583B581C
Level 53: 1855C5A3 70B67919
Level 54: 72898F14 3F2CD864
Level 55: 3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC
Level 56: B62795CF CEAE6A48
Level 57: 05858D31 D4449EFE
Level 58: 314DD562 05A14AD1
Level 59: 1DE20256 C4AB72E6
Level 60: 202ABE52 BDC4E314
Level 61: 8AA97E8E D5A80225
Level 62: 8655EB8B 26823B03
Level 63: ACFA01BA 15A282DC
Level 64: AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4
Level 65: 1C2D3029 63D27E35
Level 66: 23D312F1 77111159
Level 67: 20999F30 F1874934
Level 68: 51CF1F27 2E270374
Level 69: 845807DF 2140D018
Level 70: 628E474E E708D501
Level 71: DF5B6268 4EC6A43E
Level 72: 7781E696 7D4D1BAB
Level 73: 2390ED5B F7A08F55
Level 74: FD22366B 83B5DB98
Level 75: 39E224D9 232864F2
Level 76: 2056B422 AB6E09BD
Level 77: 600E909B 524CA077
Level 78: 2E14F003 6BE9DAB3
Level 79: 287541CA 8951C140
Level 80: 9675F502 DB139F05
Level 81: BB099C03 1B03F256
Level 82: 6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD
Level 83: D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4
Level 84: F738C6D5 A33DF2E1
Level 85: FB80C720 E028C27A
Level 86: 1906A7C9 D7EBAA39
Level 87: D31623FE 50011104
Level 88: D052E037 C6886109
Level 89: A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F
Level 90: 750CEC25 D42EAE36
Level 91: 1CAC5FD6 92679660
Level 92: A5CCA03B 7FED218A
Level 93: 08CBA806 AE4A2260
Level 94: 722C0931 68DA1B05
Level 95: 32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
Level 96: 9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F
Level 97: 095F268D 77B7D906
Level 98: C2955A45 B3CBC610
Level 99: FCEFE173 1DCCEB51
Level 100: 56307399 25DF4466
2.3 Pokémon Shiny Code
Again real V3 only. It will not work in combination with the
RuSa-Pokemon codes and/or Level codes.
Note Pokemon created with these codes will always have the same
gender/Unknown-shape/Ability so it will be quite easy to spot
them if you use it often.
USA
39584B19 D80CC66A
CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
198DF179 5413C867
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
D5AFFB37 6855972C
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
Japanese
C29236EF 339B47E6
CE71B3D3 1F6A85FB
1A7E0A62 FA2532C3
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
0282C46A 776465FD
73ECB8A0 BDD8B251
2.4 Catch Trainer's Pokemon
Note: Press L+R before using the Pokeball.
USA
4D83B1BF E0F5F507
8E883EFF 92E9660D
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
90B4977C C0151DC2
2.5 Pokemon Nature Codes
You have to enable these codes BEFORE entering a battle.
There are two lines again.
FireLeaf US
AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95
Example:
FireLeaf US - Lonely
AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95
D73BC50A 5F47AA0E
Hardy
D0E34D66 5796A7D3
Lonely
D73BC50A 5F47AA0E
Brave
E485844D 2F24038C
Adamant
5EB8DEEE 692ED298
Naughty
83286B46 6479AA98
Bold
35EB915F 08F33974
Docile
A58F6F1B BFB13FEF
Relaxed
34027F23 7E7E1599
Impish
CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9
Lax
D593BF29 E18AAAE5
Timid
1BC372C9 06B4D17F
Hasty
D4950A99 D729D80A
Serious
93F04759 F95753D9
Jolly
E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7
Naive
56F744B0 37E16732
Modest
E1EB2109 4480C28D
Mild
A2461E51 304137B6
Quiet
0456554B 66D3AAF9
Bashful
B05B4CCD A0A1505B
Rash
909149AB 2DE8726A
Calm
31F62F82 D9A0C100
Gentle
9A41D845 41B93FE6
Sassy
D47DA721 6C3B9FFC
Careful
1A15BF1E E72650E4
Quirky
5A7B2626 21ECD183
2.6 Pokemon Gender Codes
USA
Wild Pokemon always female
USA
EB34F751 A96B854D
78DA95DF 44018CB4
Wild Pokemon always male
USA
EB34F751 A96B854D
141BB87C 83D7018F
2.7 Catch any Pokemon instantly
(Any Pokeball will act like a Masterball)
USA
87ACF659 707466DC
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
2.8 Altering Cave Pokemon Modifier
! For use with 4.1 DMA Disable Code !
Zubat
0A15BFD5 C0ED0BAB
Mareep
353861F8 3B52DC00
Pineco
76A26E3E E81B8F62
Houndour
53D0ABFF 8304FB76
Teddiurse
06900648 336EBA69
Aipom
4D15DA57 B7B3DD92
Shuckle
F157D836 2A52A97B
Stantler
BF57D541 E97893CD
Smeargle
0563801D E7DBF48C
3. Item Codes
Note: All of these codes are shop codes the codes will not
mess with your inventory but change the Items avaible in the shop
You can only combine the Cheap Shopping Codes codes with the any item codes
on a real ARv3 only.
3.1 Cheap Shopping Codes
Buy everything for $1
Fire US
3C25A344 FD8F451C
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf US
B5ED95C0 6E754DA3
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Fire JP
51418976 72B06760
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf JP
3B4F5A0F 264CAABE
AD86124F 2823D8DA
These codes are not compatible with the any item codes
If you have a real ARv3 use these:
Buy everything for $1 (ARv3 compatible with 3.2 Buy any Item codes)
Fire US
716AD990 7BA5C8B0
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Leaf US
231AE8F8 2E3F2250
AD86124F 2823D8DA
Buy everything for free:
Fire US
3C25A344 FD8F451C
8E883EFF 92E9660D
Leaf US
B5ED95C0 6E754DA3
8E883EFF 92E9660D
FireJP
51418976 72B06760
8E883EFF 92E9660D
LeafJP
3B4F5A0F 264CAABE
8E883EFF 92E9660D
I'd recomment the $1 code because if you use the for free code you will
only be able to buy one item at once.
3.2 Buy any Item codes
2 Line codes as usual first line is different for your edition second
line is the item of choice. Note: these codes will not work with other
codes combined.
You'll can buy the item at a shop. It will not be in your pocket.
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
Fire JP
395B617C 6B1ACC95
Leaf JP
DCABE8C5 8B5BDEB6
Before we put the lines for every item here are the complete codes for
the two most requested Items:
MASTER BALL
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
RARE CANDY
Fire US
88CFA129 357400B2
51CF1F27 2E270374
Leaf US
CF1BCCE4 F26C57D9
51CF1F27 2E270374
MASTER BALL
8BB602F7 8CEB681A
ULTRA BALL
00939804 4086FF3B
GREAT BALL
2BD38F05 D5A578B1
POKé BALL
5685B807 3787DACB
SAFARI BALL
A9E4EA45 3651CADD
NET BALL
E37D365E D7EAB6AB
DIVE BALL
51374592 F7A27768
NEST BALL
A08DD229 10D187E3
REPEAT BALL
D84D4738 70F68A80
TIMER BALL
4C6C2B8C CD0528EB
LUXURY BALL
1F1785AC 433A6DC2
PREMIER BALL
B4F6F07D 8F56BA40
POTION
E32BCCB1 07782CD6
ANTIDOTE
D4ABF236 D713B4E0
BURN HEAL
3CD3295F 921F1D1C
ICE HEAL
B9C51F47 95395496
AWAKENING
784E8A1B 83A3E0EF
PARLYZ HEAL
902D754C 80AFE55F
FULL RESTORE
9D362B43 96A4D044
MAX POTION
8C434E48 F703A9E1
HYPER POTION
CC449941 F0BBB13A
SUPER POTION
CEDDB323 FFA50BB1
FULL HEAL
4688F12F FF9DBE10
REVIVE
F6DA2242 E2EDA644
MAX REVIVE
2D02A8EA 9B748C49
FRESH WATER
9D2895EF 6A2BEE59
SODA POP
1BB7262E 80989B57
LEMONADE
79693C0B A82C5A23
MOOMOO MILK
B98E773A D6E0D6AD
ENERGYPOWDER
A457FA67 BCD9C478
ENERGY ROOT
881976CC 20B658FF
HEAL POWDER
0073F88A 0A4E81B6
REVIVAL HERB
792E7A0F F4BF8DDB
ETHER
0965B686 64E170F2
MAX ETHER
C70600E8 789A0DAC
ELIXIR
0CF8B98B 706A26BE
MAX ELIXIR
2E7A201E 5EDBDEE3
LAVA COOKIE
9B169FF5 CBABA5A6
BLUE FLUTE
7928BBA3 C55BBEAB
YELLOW FLUTE
155D7103 D66B8A15
RED FLUTE
7B9DFCEF 830C6BDA
BLACK FLUTE
BA697C16 93D76910
WHITE FLUTE
CCED8F7A 8EC0F43C
BERRY JUICE
58EAABBC FC3CA9C2
SACRED ASH
710D8A2D 45E999F3
SHOAL SALT
2EC0F0EC 6B1A061F
SHOAL SHELL
E951E67F BFD89E41
RED SHARD
B743EDBF B82BB83A
BLUE SHARD
4BF9418B EFC87C19
YELLOW SHARD
CBEB73A3 90A08906
GREEN SHARD
9818C0C6 E03F8431
???
8A448A37 583B581C
???
1855C5A3 70B67919
???
72898F14 3F2CD864
???
3E7B9D1E 5CE7F0DC
???
B62795CF CEAE6A48
???
05858D31 D4449EFE
???
314DD562 05A14AD1
???
1DE20256 C4AB72E6
???
202ABE52 BDC4E314
???
8AA97E8E D5A80225
???
8655EB8B 26823B03
HP UP
ACFA01BA 15A282DC
PROTEIN
AFD8D98B 21E6E4D4
IRON
1C2D3029 63D27E35
CARBOS
23D312F1 77111159
CALCIUM
20999F30 F1874934
RARE CANDY
51CF1F27 2E270374
PP UP
845807DF 2140D018
ZINC
628E474E E708D501
PP MAX
DF5B6268 4EC6A43E
???
7781E696 7D4D1BAB
GUARD SPEC
2390ED5B F7A08F55
DIRE HIT
FD22366B 83B5DB98
X ATTACK
39E224D9 232864F2
X DEFEND
2056B422 AB6E09BD
X SPEED
600E909B 524CA077
X ACCURACY
2E14F003 6BE9DAB3
X SPECIAL
287541CA 8951C140
POKé DOLL
9675F502 DB139F05
FLUFFY TAIL
BB099C03 1B03F256
???
6DC87BB5 6FE8ACDD
SUPER REPEL
D82A82B0 CAB7DFD4
MAX REPEL
F738C6D5 A33DF2E1
ESCAPE ROPE
FB80C720 E028C27A
REPEL
1906A7C9 D7EBAA39
???
D31623FE 50011104
???
D052E037 C6886109
???
A4E99E04 BB9B2A8F
???
750CEC25 D42EAE36
???
1CAC5FD6 92679660
???
A5CCA03B 7FED218A
SUN STONE
08CBA806 AE4A2260
MOON STONE
722C0931 68DA1B05
FIRE STONE
32DCE4F7 2ABBC366
THUNDERSTONE
9F6EE1B2 D14F1E6F
WATER STONE
095F268D 77B7D906
LEAF STONE
C2955A45 B3CBC610
???
FCEFE173 1DCCEB51
???
56307399 25DF4466
???
C992395A 56955D4B
???
469CEBED 70833B58
TINYMUSHROOM
C6E06F71 BDDE9996
BIG MUSHROOM
FA79DBD5 F3B4D08B
???
BC827ED5 C3F2BC9A
PEARL
77FD1504 11A9CEE6
BIG PEARL
D50D2ABA E0142B8A
STARDUST
0E9AA94C B6CF3DA4
STAR PIECE
DBD866E4 981A911C
NUGGET
086A2B5C 033C7E80
HEART SCALE
B980A217 10B23AD2
???
64D475F3 2A66B244
???
3E77E648 8E6C0F6B
???
03476DA1 8D599EF5
???
7FB31723 44656BF6
???
F4A2BD2B 1611A1AB
???
41988EFE 23662A98
???
4FE2A4E2 37857DF4
???
763D7DFB 8FFD24AA
???
C51BB1D5 9E1ACF7D
ORANGE MAIL
C7AAB498 68F02149
HARBOR MAIL
35D111A6 410CD0CD
GLITTER MAIL
88FEC5FA DB6F263B
MECH MAIL
36E100A6 3F685463
WOOD MAIL
342506B5 EF67D3CC
WAVE MAIL
8877A118 14B5A5B2
BEAD MAIL
3943274E 48749A19
SHADOW MAIL
A19E0840 70EB54DC
TROPIC MAIL
80FA1F68 130BBFFF
DREAM MAIL
BBCC33B0 510E2700
FAB MAIL
A6BACA42 28E20657
RETRO MAIL
B3C941E2 11AFF282
CHERI BERRY
B4DBD669 DD468D9A
CHESTO BERRY
803EB01D DF103EDE
PECHA BERRY
825AE450 86797B40
RAWST BERRY
1C757BD0 4605B834
ASPEAR BERRY
2712C0D8 68282566
LEPPA BERRY
34C4F138 9A93D9D4
ORAN BERRY
69F399B8 EF6B9D11
PERSIM BERRY
DBA3E002 EE89532F
LUM BERRY
4AA20B6E 7DAF6336
SITRUS BERRY
0E78C449 87BB98B5
FIGY BERRY
47D25237 1E1C958E
WIKI BERRY
E35596A5 FF5FF8D8
MAGO BERRY
952636A4 064EEA8C
AGUAV BERRY
18CC2A51 1FCF8E19
IAPAPA BERRY
ACC24F67 71F8AAFE
RAZZ BERRY
4B90EA1B 9FBA388F
BLUK BERRY
1321EB84 1A8FDECA
NANAB BERRY
F3E14515 13B9925D
WEPEAR BERRY
243135D8 37CB4E65
PINAP BERRY
02E9D116 D2998E02
POMEG BERRY
385DA17F 33D5636C
KELPSY BERRY
163335D1 F2C52F4D
QUALOT BERRY
AE6F58B8 8433E875
HONDEW BERRY
6D4E8139 106C53D2
GREPA BERRY
D6D29201 EC6FA19A
TAMATO BERRY
14C16BBB B1B0BA03
CORNN BERRY
D67F07C8 63255070
MAGOST BERRY
166A440D 5BB11AB1
RABUTA BERRY
E0475072 5C8F8C97
NOMEL BERRY
A8DA99AF 99D41F56
SPELON BERRY
1EEC899A 2ED0D4EC
PAMTRE BERRY
0F4F7935 501BFAE7
WATMEL BERRY
19FDF511 FBA434F2
DURIN BERRY
382E9611 2CECA2BD
BELUE BERRY
75AD385E AC9B4154
LIECHI BERRY
A928D2B3 84427844
GANLON BERRY
BF8D55AC 7A7FC1FE
SALAC BERRY
87F416A5 5A2333E2
PETAYA BERRY
EB6FFB7B 39061EA0
APICOT BERRY
F8BBE462 10078512
LANSAT BERRY
915F0213 26298153
STARF BERRY
27E5CE29 26E786E3
ENIGMA BERRY
107EB0B3 6CD194DA
???
C56CD8FE 287D8D09
???
0ACCBA18 063592EC
???
CD32B3B1 6B2F9A9E
BRIGHTPOWDER
32E41FA0 DDAB8E1D
WHITE HERB
111BE4F5 B0568D56
MACHO BRACE
0323A8A4 442D0300
EXP. SHARE
E98A668B AD39E190
QUICK CLAW
67F2624D 01479962
SOOTHE BELL
A6C3FB6C 5DAAC965
MENTAL HERB
6F4E9ED1 361D62CC
CHOICE BAND
CE4D0D17 E6D15F66
KING'S ROCK
0DC097ED 7444B49D
SILVERPOWDER
E26ED3EE 0DE76396
AMULET COIN
8D542C67 3FA27FE5
CLEANSE TAG
8B3CD7C7 92B4FBE5
SOUL DEW
917E8BD8 1F83503E
DEEPSEATOOTH
E4B2540E 1E3FF654
DEEPSEASCALE
E0CE1D73 77EBD4DF
SMOKE BALL
7297B5D2 5AC091BB
EVERSTONE
DF0CAD81 56664FD5
FOCUS BAND
C4A8379F AB7D3659
LUCKY EGG
96EEF964 0BC26C37
SCOPE LENS
D1A7FC90 904B6937
METAL COAT
8C980070 105E0938
LEFTOVERS
C0D1742E 136341D0
DRAGON SCALE
E6A12275 D680AF62
LIGHT BALL
FBE54888 0329EDCF
SOFT SAND
73665BCD D650CE07
HARD STONE
EE918D52 E2B0AF7D
MIRACLE SEED
F17E1E14 D154ACDB
BLACKGLASSES
5B4D4C24 8BAE269D
BLACK BELT
BC33B7D9 5EE3E309
MAGNET
F469F6A6 7780C5E2
MYSTIC WATER
8A13C3B4 FAFABAD9
SHARP BEAK
78D41B95 EFB8481D
POISON BARB
7C538565 0CF6C5EB
NEVERMELTICE
A1A29294 7C3E2584
SPELL TAG
E3A0CEDD 332649E9
TWISTEDSPOON
351A69CB 455B8B16
CHARCOAL
DCCE4CA8 B48578DD
DRAGON FANG
1B018D77 FEF36354
SILK SCARF
69D8CE01 EB75C37B
UP-GRADE
4251CF66 11C7A96F
SHELL BELL
5E9ABAF0 A6917967
SEA INCENSE
94E29497 24C2F4CB
LAX INCENSE
7A693244 4CCEC8CB
LUCKY PUNCH
D2EFB877 CE3E02A7
METAL POWDER
1239E965 827A9451
THICK CLUB
B3C50F2F 993D94D6
STICK
3552CAA4 9AA2735D
???
1908E5DA B86E44F6
???
4BC510BE 25BF4140
???
063710CD 71D3088A
???
212CF5DC 0D7E4D8D
???
F195E86A 9D6BEC7B
???
0288E419 13289F0D
???
FEC88816 5059D238
???
C471D1CD F1709C84
???
CA005304 705AE0F8
???
7D449E9E C76FBE5D
???
6B736EDF DCDD6E85
???
C1343A03 E8DB4BFB
???
7E21C4EC 6EAD5FEF
???
8296FB8A B02E4FE4
???
A1CFA060 4C4D822C
???
F197CD7E 9F9CBD6E
???
C387C885 19224DE1
???
CC36D397 36E31417
???
BF4BF1D0 72C3EA84
???
8F11F1A7 39AA920C
???
ED5BB176 8424DD26
???
AE2C837B FF646CEB
???
30E172A4 8C1BF228
???
4DEBBC76 33F9DA96
???
73D08A9F D13AD732
???
E287BFEA 7EF5ABB8
???
7B0887E0 F7558A53
???
8F687949 C92225B9
RED SCARF
CBDECB2E AD254E8A
BLUE SCARF
141BB87C 83D7018F
And again the folowing codes are more complex and will only work with
real ARv3.
Fire US
0E12F25C BC489609
141BB87C 83D7018F
7A063220 5D82DF58
Leaf US
EAEF00BE 85EA8374
141BB87C 83D7018F
194F7975 5E68B89E
Fire JP
97C07342 68AA042F
141BB87C 83D7018F
B2CD9ACB 88CF536D
Leaf JP
65ABF37C EBC67D21
141BB87C 83D7018F
FE46E1FE 92D050EC
PINK SCARF
CB926862 FD2A601C
GREEN SCARF
81C46020 67F703E7
YELLOW SCARF
4028A92D CE0ED021
MACH BIKE
4FBE8FD7 5CAD28BD
COIN CASE
841B36F0 688EA0E4
ITEMFINDER
532A9B29 AB9C2476
OLD ROD
65FECED6 B12AECFC
GOOD ROD
4EEE7D22 A13197AB
SUPER ROD
C9479CA4 FC30F5A5
S.S. TICKET
3E7C9D24 A0081F9E
CONTEST PASS
FE0B9170 527E3D2D
AMBER
64E01E6E AED3063D
WAILMER PAIL
334B3130 5F859834
DEVON GOODS
76D37A90 80C5496B
SOOT SACK
1BC64BFA 5CB7C492
BASEMENT KEY
2A1CE522 D0B054D6
ACRO BIKE
F94DA019 480B0762
POKé BLOCK CASE
08F250BF 9CBA0B57
LETTER
2E7BAAFC C614E8F8
EON TICKET
4E2FAD73 149BA325
RED ORB
49A6A5C5 93C007B1
BLUE ORB
CA1F4A11 BD4F71FD
SCANNER
59280CED 00404C14
GO-GOGGLES
CF74008B 75E30EAC
METEORITE
D28DEE80 2B192E84
RM. 1 KEY
408B1313 274B1A85
RM. 2 KEY
B3AFA8D4 1CF1D30A
RM. 4 KEY
7A0D4E3D 39CA1D16
RM. 6 KEY
6A32FC00 7E692593
STORAGE KEY
914B31A5 8FE0ABCB
ROOT FOSSIL
FE46A702 6BF2A515
CLAW FOSSIL
A1E90857 64E87DA3
DEVON SCOPE
C678B383 92C7EDF2
TM01
5324BC49 30DA244D
TM02
215DED32 73275342
TM03
A401213B DE2758A8
TM04
535323D2 86C047E2
TM05
42B17540 4EF07186
TM06
DF2A0672 0CD35A5B
TM07
C4222FA6 5B7BF9DF
TM08
F4D58A64 5D085E99
TM09
1239F6E6 4C3A89A0
TM10
277D802A A23B55DB
TM11
C3CDFE0D 9BE81FB9
TM12
471837EC AB0417E4
TM13
571B2A8F CE9B33DC
TM14
5D23028E F29DA617
TM15
D79A15D4 57B09FF2
TM16
F571A6ED 75DA9BEA
TM17
EC4D562D 3556ACBE
TM18
C48BD488 7CE07C92
TM19
0E9929A4 251D1143
TM20
1002AD35 5D714FDA
TM21
0D12F3E4 68D2404A
TM22
2B5B23B2 746D6A04
TM23
2D3AF2BE E5B2AD4B
TM24
31109991 9ADC824A
TM25
B58102BB 2FDDFE16
TM26
FC029A31 7B6103C9
TM27
393F7C2F D6E2A52B
TM28
A541411B B5FB1F94
TM29
0BBECEC5 989224CE
TM30
9646EDC9 6063FAED
TM31
A401B7FE A5D4F26C
TM32
40C121B3 18F4EED8
TM33
AEB31631 34F4C357
TM34
5E0A2B01 18EFBED0
TM35
97F59E96 953892E5
TM36
E5BC961F 6E44C962
TM37
E5590546 160A944A
TM38
1E649A8D 794B743E
TM39
D7BD0855 421FC109
TM40
2E86EC8D 68763531
TM41
96103C2B 3D76B9FE
TM42
AF78E8FF F5C25430
TM43
0023BC19 31112C1D
TM44
7B928633 98C57352
TM45
5798822C 97BC28F3
TM46
D7883272 A1B54B1F
TM47
328CA83B 34BD1A11
TM48
10B8975F 94B13BA0
TM49
C669488A 4C788A59
TM50
7447798A 37B4B7D9
HM01
22619AFB 06350327
HM02
9CBEF94B 34C9FFD8
HM03
95F68357 8B0E185D
HM04
D4846557 8FE44893
HM05
F3AB1645 DA3B722E
HM06
DD82BF4B B7AC7BA6
HM07
74E156BB 825F5340
HM08
80374C36 906638BD
???
1ABCF9F8 0403980D
???
25C51910 F8B2DB85
OAK'S PARCEL
12A92D03 0F5670BC
POKé FLUTE
4D2CCE57 2AE71852
SECRET KEY
72C01D8D C04A9B28
BIKE VOUCHER
4A20C15B A51C156A
GOLD TEETH
EAD62E1F AAE2B871
OLD AMBER
712FF2EB C12C3DA3
CARD KEY
C4E6C324 F9003F37
LIFT KEY
97C50D21 52011F35
HELIX FOSSIL
115A5396 45CD8DE8
DOME FOSSIL
2B1ACD57 DB0A505E
SILPH SCOPE
056E9B53 B1E1B7E0
BICYCLE
094C5720 583F995D
TOWN MAP
E2DDB83F EAD2D235
VS SEEKER
66E3C205 EF20686A
FAME CHECKER
44A31A95 3CEBD39B
TM CASE
3F57589B 81D1D54E
BERRY POUCH
00AAADEF F73B37B1
TEACHY TV
44C4A433 E72E0BC1
TRI-PASS
A69B0E61 454A149B
RAINBOW PASS
C6C2B22C 509A58D3
TEA
452BAC4C 8FA01462
MYSTICTICKET
ATTENTION: This will be useless unless you use
4.4 Birth Island/Navel Rock Enabler, too
2782EFCA 4EED1397
AURORATICKET
ATTENTION: This will be useless unless you use
4.4 Birth Island/Navel Rock Enabler, too
641B9F5D 3A0D0482
POWDER JAR
E6B384E5 2B4C209E
RUBY
02B858AE 64B42678
SAPPHIRE
C650099A F507E1CF
4. Misc Codes
Note that these codes are for the US version only.
In any case make sure you read and understand the instructions.
After using the codes here make sure everything is in order and
you got the desired effect. Don't save before! If you do
you might mess up your save. No it's not the AR that messed up
your save - in 95% of all cases it's your fault. For example you
use a code which requires anti-dma but you don't enter the anti dma
code. You save. In that case chances are you didn'T get the effect you
wanted AND you messed up other data.
4.1 DMA Disable Code
This code is necessary for many RAM modding codes.
If codes need this the creator will tell you. Before using such codes
enable this code and enter a different area.
8D671FD9 6F6BEFF2
78DA95DF 44018CB4
4.2 Anti Memcrypt
Same as the DMA Disabler. But this only works with real ARv3 - and less
codes need it. (Bag mods or a money code will need this, though)
6B5AEEC6 F80E49BC
1C7B3231 B494738C
4.3 View SecretID
This used to be much more popular than we expected in the r/s versions.
Use this code and your trainer card will show your Secret ID
Fire US
45AC29B6 9CE3235F
C797E8CE A9A713E4
4A9798E5 A6B8D9AE
75CE63AC 35BA83C8
Leaf US
A157B9CD 6C92E523
C797E8CE A9A713E4
01B51B8B CA45CB31
75CE63AC 35BA83C8
4.4 Birth Island/Navel Rock Enabler
You have a MYSTIC- or AURORATICKET but you can't go to these places?
Try this enabler.
(You still need to get MYSTIC/AURORATICKET. -> Item Codes)
!!!THIS CODE IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH 4.1 DMA Disable Code!!!
07CF2578 E43B4EBF
4.5 National Pokedex Code
Use this code to get the National Pokedex instantly
!!!THIS CODE IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH 4.1 DMA Disable Code!!!
Do not use this code before getting the TEA from the old woman.
If you did use the walk trough walls code to pass the guards. Use fly
to enter the city later in the game.
44922452 A6679872
A4DE1EF0 A145F2B5
F9A6F00F 4448804E
4.6 Immediate Battle
Enter these codes, then press L+R one second to enter a battle
Note: you have to be in a cave, in the grass, on the water (...) to make the
code work.
B6C5368A 08BE8FF4
F1DF0D8A 59917F37
4.7 Walk trough Walls
Note: If you use this code to enter Saffron City by going through the woods
the game will crash it will not mess up your save but it will crash and you
will need to restart
509197D3 542975F4
78DA95DF 44018CB4
THANX
And thanks to all the people who use these codes and keep mailing me
about the rs ones.
and those are the codes that let mew
and deoxys obey u ur codes dont work
the mew code u gave worked but mew doesnt obey me
so these are qarunteed to work if u follow the directions ok
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Scroll to the right to read the codes this is the only way to get the ticket its to use cheats the event to get teh mystik ticket is gone this is how i got deoxys and mew ok my email is lidiaboston2005@msn.com plz mail me if u like this code!!
Master Code for POKEMON FIRE USA
72BC6DFB E9CA5465
A47FB2DC 1AF3CA86
Master Code for POKEMON LEAF USA
72BC6DFB E9CA5465
56671F3A 6F4F4D6B
Master Code for POKEMON FIRE JAP
8FA79C07 CABE13C8
F0826040 FE465C57
Master Code for POKEMON LEAF JAP
8FA79C07 CABE13C8
2FD2DBC6 552BC912
enter those on ur action replay then this code gets u mew in ur pc and mew will hold mystik ticket u must have the arv3
151 - Mew in Box 1 Slot 1
As a small bonus it will also carry the AURORATICKET
I tried to make it look as real as possible thances are real
Mews will be different though.
!!!THIS CODE IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH 4.1 DMA Disable Code!!!
92260D64 28E61FC9
71D615F6 B41C381B
0D280703 38963967
A4144E58 825677D8
F161D5A4 48F9A2DB
33484F68 A56E77E0
D9942118 228420E7
BBB261C7 60CA157C
D9934C25 DC0AAFCF
3E888B0F ECF35A34
13F1DDB5 F92F747C
5DF00218 A3A1FA5E
E07CF65A 99C82988
8B359280 96B97011
F3C920F0 939FB45E
4681C2C8 CAAFD263
B74BFA2D 24733F53
3354F609 3CB6AF8A
1354C1C3 D10F24B0
D93F2C31 16F87180
and to use that u need the 4.1 dma code wich is...4.1 DMA Disable Code
This code is necessary for many RAM modding codes.
If codes need this the creator will tell you. Before using such codes
enable this code and enter a different area or to get mew.
8D671FD9 6F6BEFF2
78DA95DF 44018CB4
FOLLOW ALL THE DIRECTIONS OR CHEK OUT ONE OF MY POSTS FOR ALL MY CODES THANX FOR READING AND DONT TELL ME THESE CODES DONT WORK TELL ME THAT IF U HAVE THE ACTION REPLAY V2 OR LOWER THESE CODES ARE MADE FOR THE ARV3 NOT V2 OK
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| Getting The Golden Axe |
To get a golden axe in animal crossing. You will need to have the village in perfect condition for the any 2 weeks you are there. After the perfect 2 weeks are done you will get the golden axe as a present.
The Golden Axe Can not be broken. can chop down all trees, etc.
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To do this Log in then go CEALDON CITY. go to the building close to the pokemon mart and go inside and talk to the woman. she will give you tea. then go to the buiding with the guard then he will talk to you. then he says you can go trhough.
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you must follow this path after climbing down the stairs in lost cave to locate the lost girl: Right,Up,Down,Down,Right,Left,Down,Right,Up
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To get a GOLD trainner card,
Beat Elite 4
Win all 5 pokemon contestes
Win 50 batties at the battle tower
Complete your pokedex
Beat EVERY Trainner in the game
That's how to get a Gold trainner card
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To get the golden bug net, catch one of every kind of bug.
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You can earn a Golden Fishing Pole by catching at least one of each fish. Once you have caught one of each fish you need to find a "shiny spot". Dig a hole with your shovel and then plant a Fishing Rod. This should produce a sapling which will eventually mature. Just wait for it to grow and then pick off your Golden Fishing Rod.
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To get the Golden Shovel find a ''glowing spot'' and bury a normal shovel in the hole you dig. A golden sapling will appear. After it has matured you will have a Golden Shovel. When using this shovel you become more likely to dig up better items and larger sums of money from the ''glowing spots''.
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| Good Team |
Vaporeon(evolve your evee recieved at pokemon mansion),growlithe,venasaur,hitmonchan(recieved as gift in safarron city),pidgeot, and dragonite.
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Some of the best Pokemon in the game are: Mewtwo[Because his psychic attack kills] Charizard,Venusaur,or Blastoise[Some of the stronger Pokemon in the game] Articuno,Moltres,or Zapdos[Very strong legendaries]
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| Hint: Getting Tyrogue Tyrogue |
If you have a pokemon that you can only get once, like hitmonlee/hitmonchan and you want tyrogue, catch a ditto in the altering cave (Note:they will be around level 60)Put your
hitmonlee/hitmonchan in the daycare center found on island 4 wait a while and come back.If the man in front is standing further out he will say your pokemon had an egg.Take it and walk 6,400 steps and it will hatch into a baby level 5 tyrogue
PS tyrogue is a male only species
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for this cheat u need pokemon colosseum get all shadow pokemon to get ho ho a transfer it to pokemon rire red or leaf green
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This is how you can finally get the two rarest birds of the game. To get them you must live in New York City in the United States or have an Action Replay.
Lugia and Ho-Oh::
This is how you do it:::
First you gotta have the Mystery Gift.If you don't know how to get it go to the end of this cheat. Then get to any Nintendo stores AKA an Nintendo Event. Plug on your Wireless Adapter. Go to any PC there. Go on Mystery Gift, then Wonder News. Then click on Wireless Communication. The n go to any Pokemon Center in your game then to the 2nd floor. Talk to the man in the green hat. He will give you the MysteryTicket. Go to Vermillion City now. Talk to the sailor then he will take you to Navel Rock AKA Eight Island. Go left then down for Lugia. Go right then up for Ho-Oh.
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JIRACHI PHOTO IN FRENCH! BONUS! I CAUGHT IT! IM FRENCH TOO!
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| Hoenn Pokemon |
To get Hoenn pokemon, you must trade with ruby/sapphire.
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Spot 1
Go to Vermilion City go right to the bridge where Snorlax was go up then use the Vs. Seeker on the couple.
JES: Nidoking Lv. 55
GIA: Nidoqueen Lv. 55
EXP. Points:
With a traded Pokemon: 1743
With a traded Pokemon with EXP. Share: 2763
With a Pokemon with EXP. Share: 1149
With a Pokemon :1075(im not sure)
Spot 2
Elite Four
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| How Long It Takes To Get Charzard,blastoise And Venasuar |
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charmander is the easiest raised starter squirtle comes next and then bulbasuar. it takes 5 hours encouting to get charizard it takes 7 hours encouting to get blastoise and 10 hours encouting to get venasuar!!!
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| How To Avoid Pokemon In Grass Without Using Repel |
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you all know you can cut tress but if you go on to your pokemon infront of long grass the ones you find pokemon in and use cut it helped me i had 1hp when i first started and i made it through viridiain forest
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Hi, My name is Andy. I am here to help you beat the elite four.
Having trouble with the Elite Four? Well here it is
ELITE FOUR (First)
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Dewgong lv.52
Cloyster lv.51
Slowbro lv.51
Jynx lv.52
Lapras lv.54
Well Lorelie isn't that hard if you caught Zapdos your in luck teach it Thunder Bolt/Shock Wave and you can own em.Make sure Zapdos is at lv.60-65.
Bruno
Onix lv.51 Well it's the master of fighting even
Hitmonchan lv.53 though he was trained by Brawley.
Hitmonlee lv.53 Well his pokemon has weak Sp.def so one
Onix lv.54 Sp.Atk can blow him away, I used my
Machamp lv.56 Alakazam's psychic.
Agatha
Gengar lv.54 Hmmmm a pretty challenging match. Agatha
Golbat lv.54 uses poison pokemon and half of them are
Arbok lv.56 ghost. You may think Earthquake can defeat
Haunter lv.53 her but think again her ghost pokemon have
Gengar lv.58 the ability Levatate which makes ground moves
miss. A lv.60 Psychic pokemon can own her.
Lance
Gyrados lv. 56 Dragonaire lv.54 Dragonaire lv.54 Aerodactl lv.58 Dragonite lv.60
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Ahhhh the true dragon master many of you will know lance from R/B/Y/G/S/C lance is very easy, have a electric move to defeat gyrados,Ice moves to defeat the rest. Try to OHKO them before he uses Full restores.
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Champion _____ (Rival)
If you started with squirtle..
Pideot lv.59 Rhydon lv.59 Gyrados lv.61 Arcanine lv.59
Alakazam lv.57 Venasuar lv.63
If you started with bulbasuar
Pidgeot lv.59 Rhydon lv.59 Gyrados lv.61 Exeggutor lv.59
Alakazam lv.57 Charizard lv.63
If you started with charmander
Pidgeot lv.59 Rhydon lv.59 Exeggutor lv.59 Arcanine lv.61
Alakazam lv.57 Blastoise lv.63
Well well your rival is champion well if you have any lv.60 pokemon now you should use them. Remember use Super effectives or he will start using full restores.
after you knock his last pokemon ,congrats well dont sell your game now theres more to go read my "how to get the ruby and sapphire then e-mail me at burn_1_2@hotmail.com
and I will send you back
How to beat the elite four revisited,,,,,, COMING SOON ! !
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| How To Cach The Glitch Missingno. Or M |
First go to viridian city talk to man then go to fushia city and go down to the water ''NOTE'' you need HM02-surf then surf to seafrom islands dont get off yet surf up and down on muddy bit were platform is then screen will go blank for 5 secs then missino. or m will apear then catch is with masterball or ultraball or greatball.
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Hi, my name is Andy but I am Zapper in this website so call me Zapper.
ELITE FOUR REVISITED
Remember how to beat the elite four the first time? Well this time it is gonna be a lot harder!
Elite Four Lorelie
Dewgong lv.64 Cloyster lv.63 Piloswine lv.63
Jinx lv.64 Lapras lv.66
Same pokemons except she switched Slowbrow for Piloswine.
Do you notice something?..........THERE ALL 12 LEVELS HIGHER ! ! ! So you should at least have a pokemon lv.70+
or else she's gonna own you. Have a electric move for her water types and a fire move for Jinx and Piloswine.
Elite Four Bruno
Steelix lv.65 Hitmonchan lv.66 Hitmonlee lv.66
Machamp lv.68 Steelix lv.66
Boy, now real pokemon, he evolved his 2 Onyx into Steelix !
Heres a tip dont use a physical attack on steelix not even a super effective one becuase he can withstand at least 3 of them! His defense is way off the chart! Well use a water move on steelix. For his fighting pokemon use a pokemon with good Sp.Atk becuase they have weak Sp.Def.
Elite Four Agatha
Gengar lv.66 Crobat lv.66 Misdreaveos lv.65
Arbok lv.68 Gengar lv.70
If you caught Mewtwo this is the best time to use it now just psychic them all. If you didn't then use a Sp.Atk on Gengar becuase it has poor Sp.Def and ice or electric on Crobat a ground move on Arbok. Beware of Arbok's Intimidate !
Elite Four Lance
Gyrados lv.68 Kindra lv.66 Dragonite lv.66
Aerodactyl lv.70 Dragonite lv.72
Use the same strategy as last time, electric gyrados Ice beam the rest, but he has a new pokemon called Kindra it is Water/Dragon so if you have TM.2 Dragon claw teach it to a pokemon and use on him! If not try Physical attacking him untill he faints.
Campion ________ (Rival)
Well time to face your rival again but he has new and improved pokemon now.
If you chose Squirtle
Heracross lv.72 Alakazam lv.73 Tyranitar lv.72
Gyrados lv.73 Arcanine lv.73 Venusaur lv.75
If you chose Charmander
Heracross lv.72 Alakazam lv.73 Tyranitar lv.72
Exeggutor lv.73 Arcanine lv.73 Blastoise lv.75
If you chose Bulbasaur
Heracross lv.72 Alakazam lv.73 Tyranitar lv.72
Gyrados lv.73 Exeggutor lv.73 Charizard lv.75
Pretty strong heh? but it's not srtonger than yours (I hope) Well I suggest you use super efective hits on your rival. Beware Charizard will use Fire Blast Blastoise will use Hydro pump Venusaur will use Solar Beam These attacks are very powerful so I suggest you shoul be prepared.
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There are three legendary bird pokemon. Their locations are as followed:
Articuno: found in the seafoam islands, requirements: HMsurf, HMstrength
Zapdos: found in the power plant, requirements: HMsurf
Moltress: found in the cave by cerulean city, requirements: all HM's, beaten the elite four
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To get Aurora ticket:
1) Go to any poké-mart
2) On the desk, there should be a small square "memo"
3) Press the "A" button near the memo, and a questionnaire will pop up
4) Enter the words "LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL"
5) The counter person will react - and tell you that you will receive Mistery gifts!
6) Save your game, and turn of your gameboy advance(SP)
7) Turn on your game and Mistery gift should appear below the "new game" slot
8) When selecting Mistery gift you'll see "wonder gift" and "wonder news" select "wonder gift"
9) Now you can receive the "aurora ticket" from the authorized Aurora Ticket Station (Pokémon Rocks America, or retail stores to be determinated)
Try to catch DEOXYS (at Lv. 30):
1) Go to the 2nd floor of any pokémon center
2) Talk to the man in green hat above the stairs
3) After speaking him, your aurora ticket will be in "key items pocket"
4) Save your game, then turn of you gameboy Advance(SP)
5) Go to the port of "Vermilion city"
6) When you speak to the sailor at the dock "BIRTH ISLAND" is your destination
7) Travel to BIRTH ISLAND
8) SAVE YOUR GAME HERE!
9) You will see a large patch of ground shaped like a triangle - a smaller triangle rests in the middle
10) Approach the mysterious triangle from below and press the "A" button
11) Press "5 times LEFT" then press "A"
12) Press "5 times RIGHT" then press "5 times UP" the press "A"
13) Press "5 times RIGHT" then press "5 times DOWN" then press "A"
14) Press "3 times UP" then press "7 times LEFT" then press "A"
15) Press "5 times RIGHT" then press "A"
16) Press "3 times LEFT" then press "2 times DOWN" then press "A"
17) Press "1 time DOWN" then press "4 times LEFT" then press "A"
18) Press "7 times RIGHT" then press "A"
19) Press "4 times LEFT" then press "1 time DOWN" then press "A"
20) Press "4 times UP" then press "A"
21) Make ready to battle DEOXYS and to catch him (master ball is the best choice)
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Go to any mark and put in LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL. Then go to the pokemon center and talk to the guy in the green hat. Then go to vermilion city and go to the S.S ann. then go to birth Island.
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| How To Get Frenzy Plant, Blast Burn And Hydro Cannon |
Go to island 2 and go up the hill to a house ''NOTE'' you need charizard venusaur or blastiose go into the house talk to the lady and let her teach ur pokemon the legandary move.
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If you want one of the rare Pokemon,either Kabuto or Omanyte Go to the left of Pewter City and you will find a trail.Follow the trail and you will come to Mt. Moon.Go in and if you follow the trail right inside Mt. Moon you will find a guy.Beat the guy and he will tell you to pick one of the fossils infront of him.If you want a Kabuto pick the one on the left.If you want a Omanyte pick the one on the right.
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| How To Get Mewtwo |
What you need: ALOT of money, acess to island 1-3, elite 4 beaten, Articuno lvl 57 that knows Ice beam
1. Go to 2 island
2. Buy alot of Timer Balls (around 99)
3. Go to Cruclean Cave
4. Go to Mewtwo and Battle him
5. Use the Articuno and freeze him with ice beam
6. Keep throwing Timer balls.
*NOTE* when the ball tilts →, push ← etc.
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| How To Get Mystery Gift |
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go to any poke mart type in on the questinaire Link Together With all and you will recieve mystery gift
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Hi, it's Mattyscizor!!!
How to get Porygon 2!
To get Porygon 2, buy Porygon from the Game corner for 9,999 coins, to do this buy 9500 coins in sets of 500 and then 490 in sets of of 50, now simply win the rest on the slots!!!
Now if you have been to the Rocket warehouse you most probably have the Upgrade, if not, well go get it!
Now this is simple if you have a generous friend with another GBA or you have two GBA's, then Give then Upgrade to your Porygon, trade it, then trade it back!!!
Brought to you by Mattyscizor, if you have any questions e-mail me at
simcockfamily@cwctv.net
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| How To Get Really Good Atacks |
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First go to island 2 and go up the hill. Go in to the house up there. Before you talk to the old lady, put your starter pokemon in front. Talk to the lady, she will ask if you're willing to change your pokemon's atack.
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go to any poke mart asnd you see that piece of paper press a and you have to write link together with all
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Hi it's Mattyscizor!!!
To get the National Pokedex:
Before you beat the Pokemon league make sure you have 60 or more Pokemon.
Then after the credits are finished Professor Oak will call you to his lab and give you and your Rival the National Pokedex!
Then go to One Island and talk to Celio hewill say the machine needs a special jewel that will operate the trade machine (so you can trade with Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire.
Then go to the bit where you get Moltres and there are two Rocket grunts talking to each other, aproach them and you will see they have dug a hole into a cave battle one then battle the other, they will flee.
Now work your way through the cave and you will find a Ruby.
Exit the cave and go back to Celio, he will give you a Rainbow ticket!
Now go to island 6 and throgh Ruin valley (there are some Gold/ silver pokemon here so don't forget to catch some!) until you reach a metal door talk to it and it says 'CUT' in Braile, so use cut and go inside.
Go through the hole.
Go through north hole, then the west hole, then the east hole and then the south hole and you will find a Sapphire but a geeky Rocket scientist steals it!!
Now go to five island go through the meadow and find the Rocket warehouse you will enter the passwords and go in.
work your way through the maze and find the scientist that stole the Sapphire, beat him and he will give it back.
Go back to Celio and give him the Sapphire, you can now trade with Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire and Colesseum.
Now go to Four island again and go to east side and into the icefall cave (need surf). now go through the door and find another hole in the wall, go through it.
Skid along the ice until you find TM07: Waterfall, teach it to a pokemon and go back out through the hole, now go to waterfall on the oppisite side of the cave and up the waterfall.
you will see the first elite four arguing with to grunts you fight one, she fights one.
Now go out of the cave and into the house with loads of dolls, talk to the first elite four and she will return to the Pokemon League.
But don't challege it yet for you might just be thrashed...
stock up on Ultra balls and head to Curulean cave work your way through the maze (bring Max ethers or you'll never get through and find Mewtwo save the game and try your best to catch him...
Now you should be ready for the National League, I suggest to teach Mewtwo Brick Break, Earthquake, Thunder and Psychic.
But beware the league is SUPERSTRONG!
Good luck!
P.s. thanks for reading!
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Ruby:
After you beat the elite four the first time and have 60 pokemon talk to Proffesor Oak he will give you a national dex (this allows you to see and capture johto,hoen pokemon)
After go to island 1 and talk to celio he is the scientist right in the pokemon center he will say thet he needs a Ruby plate and a sapphire plate. So surf north to Mount Ember(If you didnt catch Moltres catch him now it is on top of Mt.ember)go right there will be two rockets talk to them and you will be in a battle defeat them and they will tell you a password then go in the cave eventualy you'le be in this foggy place there will be a red plate and talk to it and you got the ruby. After give it to Celio and he will give you rainbow pass now go to island 4.
Head east then surf north and head in the cave. First go in the hole and somehow get HM.7 then teach it to a pokemon after go up the waterfall and go down the stairs Lorilie will be there then she will tell you to beat the rocket beat him and go to island 6. Head down and you will see a cave anyways use cut and the door will open. Go in and go down than go Down the hole north then south then west after east talk to the sapphire and then a scientist will snatch it away he will tell you the last password then go to island 5 and go down to rocket hideout Do anything you can to get to the scientist he is on the top.
After when you beat him he will give you the sapphire give it to Celio and you can get hoen pokemon. Now you can go to Unknown Doungeon and you can face the elite four again.
Warning: they are 12 lvs higher!
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| How To Get The Saphire, And More! |
It took me a while to figure this out but im happy to share this. First go to dotted hole,and use cut. then fall in the hole. There's more holes, so fall in this order, up,left,right, and down. Getting the saphire will bring some dimwit into the cave with you. he'll take the saphire, yet give you the rocket warehouse password. What a dimwit. He'll leave, so follow him. get through the ware house and beat the rocket admin. then she'll let you go in and out from there freely. beat the other adnim and they will disapear. Then the ceruelan cave kid will let you inside. Get through the cave and catch mewtwo. only works after the elite four.
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when u enter the fifth gym step on the pad u then have three more choices, _just_go_diagonly_ every time but avoid the trains to get there not hurt.
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| How To Get Your Legendary Dog Pokemon |
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The way to find Rayku, Entei, or Suicune you must catch all the Unowns, A-Z and ! and ?. After you cought all 28 Unowns, you will find Rayku, Entei, or Suicune roaming around Kento. You could catch it with many tries with the Ultra Ball, but if you haven't already foolishly used your Master Ball, it would be wise to catch your legendary dog Pokemon with the Master Ball. It depends what your starter Pokemon what legendary dog Pokemon you will find.
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| How To Get Your Own Pikachu That Knows Surf |
First in the begininig of the game after you talk to your mom outside take 2 steps forward and 1 step back tap the d-pad so it will go in a full turn then a legendary pikachu LV 55 will appear be ready for the fight of your life.
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First you must go to the Pokemon center in island 1.Talk to the man standing in front of a machine (Nicichi)he will tell you that he needs a stone.After that go to light mountain, there you will see two team rockets,beat them in battle,then they will disappear after you defeat them,there you will see a cave go inside and get the ruby stone.Go back to the pokemon center and give the stone to Nicichi then he will give you the Pass which enables you to go to the said islands.
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Hi, my name is Andy many of you may know this but for those who don't, heres a small tip.
JYNX
don't you want to complete the pokedex? Well get on it, but some people say "Why would they tell you to complete the pokedex when you can't complete it?! I cant find a Jynx?!! this is screwed" Well thats what i here when i talk a walk most days. Well heres the answer: Fly to Cerulean city (or if your already there) go up to route 24 then fish for a poliwirl (You dont need to if you already have one), anyways go to the house left of the pokemon center and there will be a old fellow starring at a shelf talk to him and he will want to trade his Jynx for a poliwirl. Pretty stupid eh well say yes and get your very own Jynx
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| How To Unlock The Berry Program Update |
When you start the game ob Poke'mon Fire Red, don't press anything until you reach the 'START' screen. Then press B + DOWN + SELECT. You should reach the Berry Program Update. Connect the GBA Link Cable to another Game Boy Advanced with Poke'mon Ruby/Sapphire. DON'T TURN RUGY/ SAPPHIRE ON! Turn on the power of Poke'mon Ruby/Sapphire while holding START and SELECT simultaneously. Then, make sure just GAME BOY apears, not GAME BOY nintendo!
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| In-Game Reset |
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During game play hold Start, Select, A, and B to rest the game instead of turning it on and off.
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The first three Islands can be unlocked right after you beat the Cinnabar Island Gym Leader Blaine, Bill will ask you to meat his friend Celio, say yes and go with him. Once you're on 1 island visit island 2 and visit the Game Corner and help the man save Lostelle on Island 3 in Berry Forest. North on Island 2 is a woman who will teach an ultra powerful move to your starter and your starter only! The move tutor lives next to the game corner and teaches moves to pokemon for a mushroom! On Island 3 go north and defeat the baddies, after that talk to one of the victims for a full restore. keep going up and left to reach Berry Forest. When you reach the end of the maze you'll help her by getting rid of a Hypno(I caught it for fun). When your done with this you have access to the Islands from Vermillion City. I'll make a report on Islands 4-7 soon!
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To go to the islands numbers 4-7, beat the Elite-Four.Then go to Island 1.Talk to Celio in the Pokecenter.He will give you a Rainbowpass.Then you can go to Islands 4-7.
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| Item Finder |
To get the itemfinder u must have 30 pokemon in your dex. Then go to Vermilion city. Go to route 3 and then go upstairs in that building next to Silence Bridge where the Snorlax is. Talk to Oak's aid he'll ask you if you have 30 pokemon. Say yes.
If you are lying he'll know. If you have 30 pokemon say yes and he'll give you the itemfinder.
This is a list of items you can find:
Soothe Bell
Macho Brace
Leftovers X2
Sacred ash
Unknown item by the P.C in Vermilion
Unknown item in the underground tunnel.
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On Pokemon Colosseum, load Jirachi from the BonusDisk. Beat the CIPHER HEAD EVICE in REALGAM TOWER. Trade him to Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed or LeafGreen!
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Some Johto Pokémon are available on the Rainbow Islands. However, they are not available until you have beaten the Elite Four and become champion, and received the National Pokédex.
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| Johto/GSC Pokemon |
Available after the Pokemon League, the completion of capturing 60 pokemon, and also after the obtaining of the National Dex. Available at the Sevii Islands and Tanoby Ruins.
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u can make an unstoppable and easy to make party. note all hoenn pokemon are used
level 98 swampert moves: surf, ice beam,hyper beam, and earthquake.
level 95 kyogre moves: ice beam, sheer cold, water sprout, and thunder.
leve l00 raquaza moves: outrage, dragon claw, flamethrower, and blizzard.
level 70 altaria moves: dragon claw, sky attack, ice beam, and dragonbreath.
level 80 groudon moves: solarbeam, eruption, flamethrower, and earthquake.
level 87 sceptile moves: leaf blade, solarbeam, arial ace, and hyper beam
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| Lady Selphy |
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Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen
By G-Crew: ChariZard, ArcanineMaster, Exile II, Mr. Ninetails
Made: Sunday, April 17th, 2005
Version: Lady Selphy
Chapters:
I. Who's Lady Selphy?
II. What does she wants?
III. What her butler Sebastian do?
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| I. Who's Lady Selphy? |
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Lady Selphy is a "Lady" who got lost in Lost Cave.
To get to her you gotta do a LLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG trip to save her.
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| TRIP |
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1- Go to 5 Island.
2- Enter Lost Cave.
3- Go Right
4- Go Up
5- Go Down (UP AGAIN TO TAKE THE SEA INSCENCE)
6- Battle the Pshychic Girl
7- Go Down (LEFT TO TAKE THE LAX INSCENCE)
8- Go Right
9- Go Left (LEFT AGAIN TO TAKE THE RARE CANDY)
10- Go Down
11- Go Up
12- Battle Her
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| LADY SELPHY |
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PKMN LEVEL BATTLE DIFF.
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| Persian | Lv.49| EASY |
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| Persian | Lv.49| EASY |
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She will take you to her house.
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| WHAT DOES SHE WANTS? |
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She wants to see some kind of Pokemon. It depends. Ex.: Do I know from somewhere? But that doesn't matter. I wish to see a POKeMON. A darling FEAROW. Please make my wish come true.
When you give her that POKeMON. Her Butler SEBASTIAN will give you some items.
HERE IS THE LIST OF ITEMS.
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| RARE CANDY | VERY RARE |
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| STARDUST | COMMON |
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|LUXURY BALL | COMMON |
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| NUGGET | RARE |
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| What does her butler Sebastian do? |
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Her butler will pop out from nowhere after you show her her POKeMON. He will give the items when you ahow her that single POKeMON. Sometimes she wants to see a Very Rare POKeMON like Lugia, Ho-Oh, Celebi, Mew or even Jirachi.
But If you walk for a LLLLLOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNGGGGGGG
time. She will tell you that you failed her. But she will forgive you AAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL the time. But she will change POKeMON.
END OF FILE.
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| Legendary Birds |
You can get the three legendary birds before the pokemon league, when you beat the eighth gym leader and go outside, bill will run up to you, he will ask you if you want to go to an island, say yes, he will take you there and talk to his friend, run the errands he asks you, then when your done surf east from one island and go north, you need all the hm moves here, surf north into a cave, follow a path and go all the way up the mountain, Moltres is there at level 50, Fly to rock tunnel pokemon centre and go north, then surf around the tunnel you will come out at the power plant, go in find your way around the power plant and you will come face to face will zapdos at level 50, then fly to fuschia city and surf south then west till you come out at seafoam island,articuno is there also at level 50 and if you need to know absolutley anything about pokemon games.
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To get all three legendary dogs trade with another pokemon fire red or leaf green or trade with pokemon colesseum.
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| Letzter Level [German] |
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Am Anfang erledigen wir alle Einheiten in der U-Bahn, dann nehmen wir uns den Fahrer und rennen zum Panzer der in der Ecke steht - dann warten wir, bis der feindliche Panzer vorbei gefahren ist und verfolgen ihn (nicht überholen!). Dann fahren wir wieder zum U-Bahn Eingang und lassen den Pionier einsteigen - dann können wir alle feindlichen Einheiten auf der Karte ausradieren (außer die auf dem Eifelturm!), dabei aber Acht geben auf die Panzer(2). Dann entschärfen wir die Bombe, befreien Natascha und gehen dann mit dem Spion auf die Spitze des Eifelturms wo wir den Hebel betätigen!
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| Level 2 Bonus [German] |
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Einen Bonus findet ihr da wo im ersten Level Natascha stand - 2 Bonuse findet ihr im U-Boot, 2 findet ihr in dem Haus vom General, 2 findet ihr dort wo der Kapitän gefangen ist, einen oben und einen unten im Haus, einen findet ihr in dem Haus mit der Dusche, einen findet ihr in dem Haus, wo ihr im ersten Level mit Natascha den General anruft, einen findet ihr da wo der Lastwagen steht. An der Mauer ist oben eine Tür und in dem Haus zwischen den beiden Flaks in dem Haus (bei der Flak die auf dem Holz steht).
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| Lv. 100 Mew |
This is for Fire Red and LeafGreen. Save your Master Ball for Mew. Go to where Mew is and battle it. Let it run away. The next time you find it, it should be up 1 level. Keep on doing this until it is level 100. Throw a Master Ball at it and a lv. 100 Mew is yours to keep!
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Pokemon Leaf UK-Magic Door Codes
There are 101 codes for this game.
(M)
e6a003d6
8110ddd5
56671f3a
6f4f4d6b
24c35e88
037c3033
78da95df
44018cb4
8c453d87
3332ac93
1c7b3231
b494738c
Only pick one code. Turn on AR Switch, walk through a door to change to the selected location then turn off the AR Switch. Use this code carefully.
a05a144c
078b0074
MT. MOON
5ce4089b
cee89b7e
Dock-S.S. ANNE
1f9f379c
23b8f2af
Deck-S.S. ANNE
f9b3c0d5
7c977ff2
Kitchen-S.S. ANNE
d5b05065
4546c1cc
Captains Cabin-S.S. ANNE
fe92641b
0af58fff
Policemans Cabin-S.S. ANNE
8b03a392
dbe4ed0f
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 5
66ce95bf
75bf18fc
UNDERGROUND PATH
dd144a46
25a91605
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 6
6e3c016b
cdcb459b
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 7
ae02cbc8
72612038
UNDERGROUND PATH 2
59d9580e
53e3774a
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 8
90e28487
393ac08c
Enterance 1-DIGLETT'S CAVE
402bcfa8
0646ba9b
Enterance 2-DIGLETT'S CAVE
9b4d1ea3
37b5780b
VICTORY ROAD
75a6c99d
a2aeb9df
ROCKET HIDEOUT
3ba87727
c0ac1137
ROCKET HIDEOUT B4F
7c15e34b
3ea3c31a
1st Floor-SILPH CO.
f8171051
a4f15e18
4th Floor-SILPH CO.
3a53a994
87652e0e
6th Floor-SILPH CO.
9950cd10
a5faac2e
8th Floor-SILPH CO.
f9984c16
9e5cfc0a
10th Floor-SILPH CO.
7e8e9551
d1f4324d
11th Floor-SILPH CO.
e4d062d2
f582393f
Pokemon Mansion-CINNABAR ISLAND
fdc624a9
ffd9bc8f
SAFARI ZONE
73cbf90b
fddb3e96
Rest House-SAFARI ZONE
758110aa
9b7581f5
Rest House 2-SAFARI ZONE
7c89a038
97154cad
Rest House 3-SAFARI ZONE
525b8f80
040a628c
Rest House 4-SAFARI ZONE
b6e9a7a5
c76ab9bd
Secret House-SAFARI ZONE
e245e666
c5340f4f
CERULEAN CAVE
a184d6ff
55b62f69
Lorelei Fight-POKEMON LEAGUE
e30156af
1f1beec6
Lance Fight-POKEMON LEAGUE
45345343
56bc85bd
Fighting Rival-POKEMON LEAGUE
9b39f593
37072778
***WARNING, the next code WILL save your game and show you the ending!*** You have been warned!
a05a144c
078b0074
Pokemon Hall Of Fame-POKEMON LEAGUE - GAME ENDS AND SAVES!
778c9b1a
2ecc238b
ROCK TUNNEL
8efe337d
3950575d
SEAFOAM ISLANDS
911db8b1
7ce40948
SEAFOAM ISLANDS 2
bc4aff82
6c4609a2
POKEMON TOWER
a3f833ea
099161d4
POKEMON TOWER 2
5480d930
57dd0987
POKEMON TOWER 3
797433ad
1fdf0ff1
POWER PLANT
ea5bb107
05e634bb
MT. EMBER
0ecca103
f5fec978
MT. EMBER 2
05e05e62
0539bf77
MT. EMBER 3
5be61c8e
c1a95a8a
MT. EMBER 4
23adaaba
a9000beb
BERRY FOREST
1d8936a3
636e0043
ICEFALL CAVE
83b9c5d5
3499d64b
ROCKET WAREHOUSE
30c52510
d08263d0
DOTTED HOLE
ec41a8b1
6522b5bb
DOTTED HOLE 2
8b13ac5a
79ece208
PATTERN BUSH
c72dde7b
a0d6e0a2
ALTERING CAVE
419bfca0
2bdd5fbd
MT. MOON 1
81c51274
0a8302c4
VIRIDIAN FOREST
3983de0e
55e2b142
NAVEL ROCK
6aadac54
a0a4b6c7
PALLET TOWN
198c6221
7a8ada0f
Moms House-PALLET TOWN
d7b8040b
6e9f280b
Nickname House-VIRIDIAN CITY
29f536dd
baad2e6d
Museum-PEWTER CITY
1e14f287
f1192262
Badge Man House-CERULEAN CITY
b3ac1fe9
d107ee30
Pokemon Center-LAVENDER TOWN
11576d99
0b90d41a
Fishing Guru House-VERMILION CITY
cef64c35
2b61f318
Celadon Dept.1F-CELADON CITY
f9b6b41b
9796fd0d
Safari Zone Enterance-FUCHSIA CITY
ec90606c
561ed6ba
Pokemon Gym-CINNABAR ISLAND
c5743827
bd565538
Pokemon Center-INDIGO PLATEAU
86624932
5d620d93
Copycat House-SAFFRON CITY
30c392a7
1ae0ea53
Viridian Forest Enterance-Route 2
16fcf91e
7a55a1ad
Pokemon Center-ROUTE 4
8c9e0090
ca889fa8
Day Care Service-ROUTE 5
c1f00895
f9dee6c1
Check Point-SAFFRON CITY
e2496021
816ac5d2
Check Point-ROUTE 7
3a8fbd87
42ae97dd
Check Point1-SAFFRON CITY
658e2e2a
7525119f
Pokemon Center-ROUTE 10
479464ed
9c6a58a1
Check Point-ROUTE 11
cd4c3b8d
8e66f381
Check Point-ROUTE 12
e799291d
ffe6dc59
Check Point-ROUTE 15
afcb1e2c
37b0d24d
HM02 House-ROUTE 16
0017550d
2d227255
Check Point-ROUTE 18
3ba63c13
a9dc0b33
Check Point-ROUTE 23
cf123c1b
0cf45d21
Teleporter House-ROUTE 25
3ee7684c
376cfa61
Old Trainers House-SEVEN ISLAND
2bd1f6a3
74013b6c
Pokemon Center-ONE ISLAND
a6a339f5
fc0adc79
Game Corner-TWO ISLAND
f4ddb7c3
8cf63aed
House-THREE ISLAND
0ab8e6f0
c46906bb
Day Care-FOUR ISLAND
6ddcdb1a
9c4a6477
Pokemon Center-FIVE ISLAND
31ba81dc
2eddf4f3
Pokemon Center-SIX ISLAND
42e779b4
b362bd37
Port-THREE ISLAND
d2059403
a109dd47
House-RESORT GORGEOUS
2a972178
2264003c
House-CAPE BRINK
1b938afe
62ee3ec9
House-WATER PATH
771aa4f0
9df5e497
Dancing Dude House-SEVAULT CANYON
28a592d9
2872dd89
2 Player Battle Arena
ec059e9d
fbed0b50
2 Player Trade Arena
97b8f6f8
c6576953
4 Player Arena
239d1647
f65d0652
4 Player Battle Arena
8d67efe1
78563733
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| Magikarp And Gyarados |
Magikarp is the wimpiest, absolutely for sure the most boring, weak, and lazy pokemon ever. It can only learn splash, which does nothing at all, and tackle, which is a weak attack. You can catch Magikarp with Old Rod. You can also buy a Magikarp for 500 pokedollars from a man in a pokemon center just outside the Mt. Moon cave. Be sure to train Magikarp by switching him in battle, or by giving him an Exp. Share so he gets experience. Once he has enough experience, he will evolve into a powerful Gyarados at level 20. Now, Gyarados is a strong pokemon. It is Dragon, Water, and Flying type, and makes a great attacking pokemon. The best moves for the powerful pokemon would be Hydro Pump, Ice Beam, Fire Blast, and
Bite.
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| Mewtwo! |
Beat the elite4. Then go to that cave that some kid was gurding. Go in and go to the last floor. He will be waiting and if you still have your masterball use it.if you dont fuck you and you better have alot of ultraballs and strong pokemon because he is hard.
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| Minen Trick [German] |
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Legt schnell eine Mine in das Sichtfeld des Gegners, lauft weg und lockt ihn anschließend mit der Zigarrettenpackung auf sie drauf! Aber passt auf, dass keiner den Knall hört.
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| Moltres |
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The real place to find Moltres is to get to First Island(after u beat Blaine Bill will take you there),go to the island with M.Ember, and keep going through each part until u see a giant red bird(A.K.A. Moltres).
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Find a glowing spot, and bury the money bag found from it in that hole. A sapling will appear there now, and within a few days, you'll have a tree you'll be able to shake money out of (money tree).
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frist get amulet coin and pot it on one of your pokemon battle who ever u like and if u win you get doble the money
P.S.the pokemon must appear in the battle to make it work
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In any Pokemart in the game there is a questionnarie at the counter. Put Link together with all and the man will tell you that you know the secret code. To fully get this save right after.
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| Mystery Gift ( REALLY!!!) |
Hi, it's Mattyscizor!!!
This is how to get the Mystery gift
Beleive it or not, go to any Pokemon Mart and on the desk, there is a sheet of paper, go to it and press 'A'
It will have a questionaire.
Click on the top left line of -----'s, at the bottom topic's will appear, press select and click on L, scroll down to LINK, click on it, now click on the top right line of -----'s and press select and click on T, scroll down to TOGETHER, click on it, now click on the bottom left line of -----'s, press select and click on W, scroll down to WITH, click on it, now click on the last line of -----'s, press select and click on A, scroll down to ALL, click on it, now go to OK, then you will grab the clerk's attention and he wil say:
Oh, hello!
You know those words? v
That means you must know about
the MYSTERY GIFT. v
From now on, you should be receiving MYSTERY GIFTS! v
Once you save your game, you can
access the MYSTERY GIFT.
If this did not work for you then press A on the peice of paper again and just try again...
If your REALLY stuck then e-mail me at simcockfamily@cwctv.net
Brought to you by Mattyscizor!!!
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magikarp=magicrap
tyranitar=t-tar
dratini=drat
zapdos=?
sorry i cant think of anymore so never updated again!
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| National Pokedex |
Catch 60 pokemon and beat the Pokemon League, then you will receive a National Pokedex from Professor Oak. Now you can catch Johto/GSC Pokemon!
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The Action Replay code is
You can catch HO-HO and Lugia there! Just turn on the Action Replay and walk thourgh a door also see Magic door codes!
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| No.51 And 52 Tm |
This two tms contain 51 contains sacred fire 52 contains aura beam you get near the two legendary birds lugia and ho-oh.
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There are only two Non-Capturable Shiny.
They are both in Trainer Tower.
This one is in Double Battle
1- Green Espeon
This one is in Knockout
2- Golden Seaking
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Some of the old moves are available to teach to your Pokémon. Here are a few of them and their locations [they will be taught by characters around these areas]:
Mega Kick/Mega Punch: Obtained outside of Mt. Moon, Cerulean Exit, by two men.
Seismic Toss: Obtained through the back entrance of Pewter Museum from a scientist.
Rock Slide: Obtained near the end of Rock Tunnel from a boy.
Softboiled: Obtained by a man across the pond in Celadon City.
Mimic: Obtained in Mimic Girl's house in Saffron City after you've given her a Pokédoll.
Thunder Wave: Obtained by a woman on the 2nd floor of the Sliph Co. building.
Counter: Obtained from a man located in Celadon's City Department Store 3rd floor.
Subtitute: Obtained from a man located infront of the Kangaskhan pen in Fuschia City.
Dream Eater: Obtained from a man across a pond in Viridian City.
Metronome: Obtained from a scientist in the second room of the Cinnibar Laboratory in Cinnibar Island.
Double-Edge: Obtained from a guy near the end of Victory Road.
Explosion: Obtained from a Hiker on the Northern area of Rainbow Island 1.
Elemental Attacks (Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, and Hydro Cannon): Obtained from a move tutor in Rainbow Island 2. However, he will only teach your stater Pokémon one of these attacks according to its type.
Body Slam: Obtained from a tutor on Rainbow Island 4.
Swords Dance: Obtained from a man located on the pier of Rainbow Island 7.
Note: Some of these moves can be taught multiple times, others only once. So choose wisely.
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| Only One Pokemon Beats Elite Four |
1.beat pokemun league b sure you got 60 pkmon
2.get the ruby and saphire to cielo to clear the cerulean cave.
3.go to cerulean cave and find mewtwo (you will see him standing)
4.catch him (master ball, ulta ball)
5.train him until it reaches level 90
6.the best move for him is flamethrower,icebeam,thunderbolt and psychic.
BECAUSE:
thunderbolt beats the ice trainer use also flamethrower to the ice type pokemon like jinx
flamethrower again for the steel trainer and psychic for the fithing pokemon
use thunderbolt to gyarados and use icebeam to dragonite or aerodactyl.
then choose specific move to gary because gary trains differnt kinds of pokemon.
pls email me at sacredguy_69@yahoo.com for some guides.
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| Pidgey And Evolution |
Catch Pidgey at the first of the game
It's evolution is
Pidgey-basic
Pidgeotto-level 18
Pidgeot-level 36
P.S Pidgey is a good pokemon to have for the whole game.
It's perfered moves are gust,fly,quick attack,and wirlwind.
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| Pokedex (000-386) |
pokedex 000-387 < (I ment)
by: michael higgs help from: luke & jo braker
to find press shift + ctrl + Z + type in no. of pokemon
contens:
1 pokedex
2 oter pokemon gams
3 thank you
4 super thanks
5 chets
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|*1* pokedex |
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000. misingno.
how to get.
go to virdan city. talk to the old man but select no.
then fly to cinnabar Island. walk left to the water surf only up + down it may be:
**** 'm ****
lv 142 snorlax
ponita
or pidgy
but mostly misingno.
evolvs:
rare candy= kangaskhan
001 bulbasaur
how to get.
sarter in pallet town.
evovls: lv 16 = ivysaur lv 32 = venusaur
002 ivysaur
how to get.
evolve note: lv 16 (bulbasaur)
evolvs:
lv 32 = venusaur
003 venusaur
how to get:
evolve lv 32 (ivysaur)
no more.
to be continued
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| Pokemon Fusion |
Go to the pokemon center go upstairs talk to the person on the left press no save and press a+b, and she will ask you to pick a pokemon pick it and she will ask you to pick another pokemon and the pokemon you picked will be fused.
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I've decided to suggest movesets for random-ish pokemon every period in time! this time, its gyarados.
gyrados has been modified drastically with every new generation of games.
in RBY:
gyarados
surf
ice beam
thunderbolt/substitute
double-edge/hyper beam
in RBY, it rocked. base 100 special (which was both special attack and special defense in those days) and acess to many many special attack AND some awesome attack strength as well all made that magikarp (or 'magicrap') you got a while ago all worth the time it took to level up to level 20.
surf is standard. its probably the best water move out there, receives STAB (a 50% same type attack bonus) on gyarados, and feeds off that godly special stat. not much of an explanation needed here.
ice beam is standard for pretty much any special attacking water pokemon, and thunderbolt combos with it since in those days you could be sure of at least a neutral hit on anything.
double-edge makes use of gyarados's even more incredible attack by being a normal type attack. it combos with substitute because the sub takes the recoil damage for you, so you can replace one of its special attack with substitute (preferably thunderbolt, since it doesn't cover any of gyarados's weaknesses). Hyper beam was actually not so bad in RBY; back then it didn’t require recharge if you killed with it, and so wasn’t such a poorly-hidden plea of “kill me now while I’m open!”.
its a shame gyarados's only physical attacks in this game are normal attacks.
in GSC:
gyrados @miracleberry
endure
flail
???
???
gyrados has been mutilated! mutilated in the most horrifying way! suddenly that wicked base 100 special becomes base 100 special defense and BASE 60 SPECIAL ATTACK! from this point on, gyarados will never truly hold any special attacks (snivel). as a magikarp, it will learn flail, and though you need to have agility passed to him beforehand (or else something will attack first and wipe off that 1HP left), it should work reasonably well. flail at its max is base 200. not too shabby, but.
miracle berry, obtained when you mystery gift, cures any status affliction. Its good for this gyarados since if you get poisoned/burned you die after that turn since you only have 1HP for most of the time, and if you get paralyzed your speed falls, and there’s the Ľ chance of total paralysis. And if you are put to sleep or frozen, you can’t attack at all.
You could also try:
Gyarados @leftovers
Curse
Rest
Return
Hidden power flying/roar/attract
It’d be wonderful if you can get hidden power flying; that way this particular gyarados can actually TOUCH a ghost pokémon and it receives STAB on the move, boosting its power up to a very decent 105. curse is because gyarados still has its godly base 100 special defense at least, so you can work on boosting the other stat while you can. Roar and attract are just fillers.
If all else fails, you can use it as an HM/TM slave as it learns surf, strength, waterfall, whirlpool, (dive in newer versions), rock smash, and Headbutt I think…
R/S/FR/LG:
Here is where the physical attacking gyarados truly shines.
Gyarados @leftovers
“tauntridos”
Taunt
Dragon dance
Earthquake
Return/Aerial ace/Hidden power flying/hidden power rock
Awesome tauntridos. With taunt, the opponent will be unable to whirlwind/roar/haze/yawn/perish song/what have you away all those stat ups. And stat upping bites when that happens. Don’t worry about the fact that the opponent will be pounding numerous hits at you – it still has the godly base 100 special defense it has always had, and now it gets intimidate! For the first time, gyarados has been given access to earthquake. Took ya long enough, Nintendo! The earthquake TM has been around since the beginning! As for the last move, I think it can learn aerial ace, but if you’re playing on netbattle or are comfortable with doing extensive breeding you can go for hidden power flying for its higher power or hidden power rock to use against anything that resists earthquake, except for flygon and claydol. Return is as powerful and boring as ever, but its there coz its more powerful than STABed aerial ace. You wont be able to so much as touch gengar with it, so keep that in mind.
Gyarados can do a raindance + thunder + surf/hydro pump combo, but its special attack is still too low for it to make as much use for it as something like lantun or lapras. Plus, its already 4x weak to electric, now all it needs is to make the most powerful electric attack 100% accurate…
It can also experiment with sunny day + solar beam + flamethrower, but like I said before its stats restrict that strategy’s usefulness.
If anyone knows any working and intelligent gyarados movesets not already mentioned above, then feel free to add a comment below.
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| Pokemon Of The Point In Time - Snorlax! |
time for another 'pokemon of the point in time', and this time its snorlax!
R/B/Y
Snorlax
- earthquake
- rock slide
- double-edge
- rest/selfdestruct
physical attacking snorlax. its attack stat is huge - topping 300. its especially monstrous for something with no horns or claws. though it doesn't get explosion, STABed selfdestruct coming from that sort of attack stat becomes the most powerful attack in the game; dealing 90% to mewtwo. or you could heal back some of the health lost by double-edge (which wont be too much since snorlax has the second highest HP in RBY right behind chansey). earthquake and rock slide ensure at least a neutral hit on everything. if you want, though, you could put body slam over double-edge to make up for snorlax's atrocious speed with the 30% chance of paralysis.
Snorlax
- amnesia
- thunderbolt
- ice beam
- filler?
special attacking snorlax. in RBY, amnesia boosts both special attack and special defense (because they were the same stat), a bit like calm mind but this time it sharply boosts stats. thundebolt and ice beam to land at least a neutral effective hit on anything, and the filler can be just about anything (except perhaps tackle...). in RBY, its totally acceptable to have both special and physical attacks in the same moveset because of the absence of an EV (which was called stat experience) cap. it might even be better to have both special and physical attacks; that way you dont get stuck when you're up against something like chansey. then again, a physical attack on this snorlax's moveset wont benefit from amnesia. ah well. you could try surf for novelty value (i wonder where all the water comes from?), or rest to increase its longevity and recover back health lost from using amnesia. in RBY, snorlax was very versitile.
Snorlax
snorlax was the only pokemon i've EVER seen rage reccommended on, so i decided to show the moveset it came from as well. you pad up your defenses until you're untouchable, then rest up, then rage. for a second it sounded really cool to have an enormous tank (tank is slang for a pokemon that can absorb hits extremely well) use rage and slowly gain power from an opponent hitting futile-ly at its HP, but then i realised that you could simply refrain from attacking at all and just use moves like confuse ray and thunder wave before doing anything else, or bide your time (no, dont use bide) with swords dance or something then try to kill it in as few shots as possible. either that or you could switch in gengar.
G/S/C
Snorlax @leftovers, "curselax"
- curse
- rest
- return/double-edge
- earthquake
snorlax has to be one of the best suited to curse. its got special defense out the wazoo, HP to back both defenses up, no special weaknesses and speed so slow you'll barely notice the difference. add to that an already-high attack stat and you've got a killer. double-edge does more damage and the recoil is absorbed by curselax's high HP, but return is more dependable. body slam isn't as useful here since you're speed will be so low you probably wont be able to outrun even a paralysed opponent (well, maybe shuckle). curselax is... um, isn't liked much. it got so common (especially on newbie's teams), it was considered 'cheap'. worse than cheap. as cheap as you could... hey, am i just repeating what hagrid said in that first harry potter movie or what? if theres another option for snorlax (which there is), then you should try that instead. add more colour to the game.
but if you do go for it...
beware of skarmory. switch out immediately at the sight of one (dont worry about those lost curses), since its most successful and popular technique (in GSC) is to curse as snorlax is cursing (and it can get in quite a few curses since most curselaxes tend to stay in instead of switching out), keeping up with snorlax as best it can, then it roars snorlax away and starts attacking things. bring in some sort of special attacker when you switch out.
and beware of cross chop - critical hits ignore any stat changes to your defense, and cross chop has the 25% chance of going critical in GSC.
Snorlax @leftovers
- return/double-edge
- earthquake
- rest
- sleep talk
i heard that this is the 'traditional' snorlax set. it is liked a lot more than curselax. looks a lot like ursaring.
Snorlax @mint berry
- amnesia
- counter
- rest
- shadow ball
it was the first working moveset that i made up myself (yeah, i stole the blaze + petaya + sun charizard set from a random moveset guide:blush . amnesia discourages special attacks, so you can counter any physical attacks with ease (counter + high HP + average-ish defense + one physical weakness rules!). and remember, you dont need more than one amnesia. rest + mint berry to quickly get back the lost HP from the use of counter. and since counter cant touch a ghost, i've got shadow ball to take care of them. but this snorlax cant touch a purely special attacking normal pokemon. not that there are that many; the only one i can think of off the top of my head is blissey, so steer clear of them.
Snorlax @mint berry, "drumlax"
- belly drum
- rest
- return
- earthquake
its a little slow to sweep THAT much, so it'll have to absorb a hit first before pummelling an opponent into the ground. its got just enough defense, and more than enough special defense and HP to do that though. i've never used it, but it looks cool.
Snorlax @pink bow/leftovers, "haze baiter"
- curse
- double-edge
- fire blast
- selfdestruct
the haze baiter. it lures out skarmory (the most popular and best p-hazer from a time when p-hazers weren't absolute essentials), then blasts it away. one of the few times fire blast is reccommended over flamethrower - if fire blast connects, skarm is OHKOed before it knew what hit him. if fire blast misses, skarm will switch out. however, if flamethrower hits (which it does all the time), skarm will not be OHKOed, and will switch out next turn no matter what (well, perhaps it wont if the only other ally it has is 4x weak to fire). so its a choice between a 25% chance of letting skarm get away untouched versus a 100% chance of letting skarm get away at low health. the former is better. once its job is done, it selfdestructs (which is boosted quite significantly by pink bow becuase its already such a devastating attack), or else finishes cursing and double-edges for a while. i only ever saw this particular set once, but this guy was an essential to the team where it came from which consisted of a 4 pokemon baton passing chain, which would become nearly unstoppable in the abscence of a P-hazer.
R/S/E/FR/LG
Snorlax @leftovers "curselax"
- curse
- rest
- return/double-edge
- shadow ball
yeah, its practically the same as the GSC curselax, except with shadow ball over earthquake to allow it to at least TOUCH gengar.
drumlax is also used a little in R/S/E/FR/LG (with shadow ball over earthquake).
and if anyone has any more intelligent movesets that haven't already been mentioned, dont hesitate to post! seeyaz!
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If you want to have a really strong team to prepare for the Elite Four, and you have all three starter pokemon, you should have venusaur learn Frenzy Plant and SolarBeam, Charizard learn Blast Burn and Fire Blast, and Blastoise learn Hydro Cannon and Hydro Pump. Blast Burn, Hydro Cannon, and Frenzy Plant are like the fire, water, and grass versions of Hyper Beam and cause as much damage as Hyper Beam (not counting weaknesses and strengths).
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| PP Max |
To get PP max go to Island 2. Then go to the cape. In the water you will see a piece of land you cant move on. Go there and face foward, then use itemfinder to seek it. Then yellow stars should apper briefly and you should find it. If not face the other way and try.
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| Quick Level Up |
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If you have a weak pokemon put him at the first position in your squad. Start a battle and the pokemon will come out. Switch him with a strong pokemon first thing and then when you kill the pokemon you're fighting against, the strong guy and the weak guy will get Exp. Points!!
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When you have started the game and you are at Cerulean City, go to the day care! Give one of your Pokemon to the Daycare Guy. Make sure that that pokemon has a decent level (25 and above). Leave the pokemon in the daycare until you are almost at the Elite Four. Pick up the pokemon and the pokemon is ready for the Elite Four!
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| Safari Zone |
After collecting Warden's GOLD TEETH, and TM03-Surf,be sure to collect the other important items in the Safari Zone like TMs,Potions,and Stat Boosters. The Safari Zone is home to many pokemon that are rarely found in Kanto. Here you are able to catch pokemon with Safari Balls, keep them, and explore the place finding valuable items for only 500 pokedollars. Be sure to catch many pokemon to build up your collection and fill your pokedex. A cheat would be lightly moving in all directions, so you won't waste your 600 steps. Then you can really catch pokemon easily.
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| Schnell Fesseln [German] |
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Wenn man einen Gegner k.o. geschlagen hat, dann dauert das immer eine Weile mit dem Fesseln. Wenn man einem Commando aber den Auftrag gibt, einen Soldaten zu Fesseln, und dann kurz nachdem er begonnen hat, wieder abbricht, ist der Soldat trotzdem gefesselt.
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Hey its ChariZard,
If you go 2 da Pokemon Center in Route 10(ROCK TUNNEL)
If you do Itemfinder on the Pokemon Center, It will point on da Pokemon Center , but you MUST have CUT.
CUT da first tree (next 2 da PKMN Center)
Click on da spot nest 2 da TREE you CUTTED
YOU WILL FIND A SUPER POTION! (it's kinda weird cuz an item is on the wall of a tunnel):/
K thats it 4 now..........
COMIN' SOON....SHINY PKMN!!!
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In order to do this, you will need Ruby or Sapphire, two GBA's, and a link cable. When the game gets to the start up menu, press select and B. Then press A on the next screen. Next, put the link cable in. Make sure the purple tong is in the GBA with FR/LG, and the grey one is in the GBA with R/S. Press A to do the transfer. When you start up the second GBA, with R/S in it, press Select and Start on the Gameboys default screen to fix the time glitch in R/S.
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| Secret Mini-game |
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Select Custom game from the Single Player menu and then double click the Senerio Folder at the top of the list that appears. 2 new maps will appear one being a Mini-Game of Called Sheep Of Death. Where you run back and forth dodgeing explosive sheep. use S to move left H to move right and esc to use a smart-bomb type attack.
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go to 2 island and go upwards till you find a house go inside and talk to the girl if you have a charizard she will ask to teach it blast burn .if blastoise hydro canon .venusaur frenzy plant (the moves can only be learned once accuracy 90 power 150)
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| Secret Trainer Card Stickers |
Go to Island Two and go to the lowest house and talk to the man inside and do the following things:
Effect - Code
Hall of Fame Sticker #1 - Beat The Elite Four One Time
Hall of Fame Sticker #2 - Beat The Elite Four Fourty Times
Hall of Fame Sticker #3 - Beat The Elite Four One Hundred Times
Hall of Fame Sticker #4 - Beat The Elite Four Two Hundred Times
Egg Hatching Sticker #1 - Hatch One Egg
Egg Hatching Sticker #2 - Hatch One Hundred Eggs
Egg Hatching Sticker #3 - Hatch Two Hundred Eggs
Egg Hatching Sticker #4 - Hatch Three Hundred Eggs
Winning A Link Battle Sticker #1 - Win One Link Battle
Winning A Link Battle Sticker #2 - Win Twenty Link Battles
Winning A Link Battle Sticker #3 - Win Fifty Link Battles
Winning A Link Battle Sticker #4 - Win One Hundred Link Battles
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| Secrets Of The Unown! |
Tanoby Ruin Guide::
To enter the ruins:
Solve the Tanoby Key by pushing the bolders into the slots.
The Chambers:
Monean Chamber-Unown ?,A
Liptoo-g (or possibly b)[?],d,h,c,u
Weepth-e,i,n,s
Dilford-j,l,p,q (o.p. v)[?],r
Scufib-f,v (op q),k,t,y
Rixy-g (op b),q/v?,x,w,o
Viopis-!,z
Hint: Some Unown only appear late at night, around from 7:30 to 11:59, Like ! and ?.
Once you gather all 28 of the Unown, Head for altering cave. You may need to spell your name out with the Unown. You may even need Suicine. You will be able to catch some Jhoto pokemon there.
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SHINY POKEMON WALKTHROUGH
Hi, my name is andy these are the forms of shiny pokemon if I have a mistake e-mail me at burn_1_2@hotmail.com
Tips:
What are shiny pokemon?
Well they are pokemon but different color.
How do I find a shiny pokemon?
Shiny pokemon are random it depends on how lucky you are, except for the Red Gyrados in pokemon G/S/C.
How do i know if the pokemon if a pokemon is shiny?
If you find a shiny pokemon there will be stars glowing around him. it is also a different color.
Table of contents:
A.Shiny Pokemon Colors 1-151
B.Shiny Pokemon Colors 152-251
C.Shiny Pokemon Colors 252-386
D.FAQ
E.Credits
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SHINY POKEMON COLORS
Bulbasuar/Ivysuar/Venusuar:
usually a yellow greenish color, very rare.
Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard:
charmander and Charmeleon is kinda yellow but Charizard is black, very rare.
Squirtle/Wartortle/Blastoise
Squirtle is light blue War and Blas are light purple.
Caterpie:
Gold
Metapod:
Red
Butterfree:
Pink Wings With Green Eyes
Weedle:
Gold/Yelloow (I'm not sure)
Kakuna:
Dark Green
Beedrill:
Dark Green Body With Blue Eyes
Pidgey:
Yellow/Gold ?
Pidgeotto:
Gold Hair/Tail/Legs
Pidgeot:
Gold Hair/Tail/Legs
Ratatta:
Light Brown
Ratacate:
Red
Spearow:
Gold
Fearow:
Gold
Ekans:
Light Brown
Arbok:
Brown
update later
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Snorlax is a good pokemon. Though its speed is very slow, its attack and special defense is quite high. I highly recommend you have one in your team. Give it hyper beam,ice punch,counter and return. It learns hyper beam at level 53. It can learn attacks like block, rollout and body slam. Body slam would be my second choice. It paralyzes your opponent, thus giving snorlax the advantage to strike first. If you are the consious type,make sure it is timid nature and let it hold leftovers.
PS: Beware of its speed--its very slow.....
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| Solarbeam In One Turn |
If you have the move solarbeam and the move sunny day use sunny day. Then use the move solarbeam and you will not have to charge up the sun. you can use solarbeam 5 times before you have to charge up again.
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Hey It's L-Q, ChariZard and Blizzard mixed up!(I'm still the same person)
Soothe Bell:
Go to Lavender Town, then go to the Pokémon Tower. Then go to the top of the Tower. Use the Itemfinder on the place where Mr. Fuji was. Then 3 stars will come up then you dig up an Soothe Bell!
Macho Brace:
Go to Viridian City then go to the Gym where Giovanni was. If he's still talk to him then he will dissapear. Use the Itemfinder on the place where Gio was. There a Macho Brace for you!
Note: Now you can evolve your Pokémon that needs friendship faster!!!Hold the Soothe Bell to the Pokemon that needs friendship then it will evolve quicker!
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| Special Training Regiment-- Grass-Type Pokemon |
Go to Cinnabar Island in the Kanto Regieon. Directly East of Cinnabar are two Female Trainers with Water-types: Swimmer- Poliwhirl lv49, Seaking lv49 Camper- (2)Seaking lv54
[Note:You must have beaten the Elite 4 before attempting to train this way.] |
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This is how I got my Raichu to Lv100. Head to fuchia and go right. If you don't detour you will come to a corner. "Twins Kiri and Jan" will be there, look farther right. Battle with "Bird Keeper Benny", whom you should have battled once before. He will use 2 Lv49 Fearow, so don't use low-levels, only at least Lv45 Electric- Types. Keep Battling him and soon your Electric- Type will be very High-Leveling.
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| Special Training Regiment: Fire- Type Pokemon |
Once You Have The Rainbow Pass,head for Seven Island. Go down until you see two Pokemon Rangers standing next to each other.(They can be found in the "Canyon Entrance".) If you have previously battled these trainers, you will need a VS Seeker. Use it while you are near them and battle with them. Make sure your fire-type knows Flame Wheel, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Blast Burn, Fire Punch, ect. NOTE:ember is not one of the recommended moves, only moves acc at least 75 and Power at least 50. The Girl uses 2 Vileplume, the boy uses 2 Victreebel. Training with them is perfect for any Fire- Type!
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| Special Training Regiment: Grass-Type Pokemon |
Go to Cinnabar Island in the Kanto Regieon. Directly East of Cinnabar are two Female Trainers with Water-types: Swimmer- Poliwhirl lv49, Seaking lv49 Camper- (2)Seaking lv54
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| Special Training Regiments: Increased Effectiveness! |
Head for Viridian Gym. You should have already beaten Giovanni. Talk to him and he will disappear. NOTE:You must have already left the Gym once before. Use the Itemfinder dirctly over where he was. It will shake wildly and you will dig up "Macho Brace". Give it to your pokemon during training! Recommended for High- Speed Pokemon.
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| Spion Trick [German] |
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Man muss einen deutschen Anzug anziehen, dann zu einem feindlichen Soldat gehen und ihn ansprechen - dann zu ihm sagen: "Lasst uns dort hin gehen". Nun guckt er dort hin und ihr könnt ihn schnell mit einem anderen Teammitglied K.O schlagen. Aber Achtung: er guckt nicht lange dort hin (nur ca. 4-6Sekunden). Wenn ihr einen Kommandanten- oder Generalanzug anhabt, könnt ihr die feindlichen Soldaten sogar wegschicken (Anhaltezeit ca. 10 Sekunden).
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| Strong Bug Pokemon |
Heracross,Ariados,Ledian,and Butterfree are pretty much the strongest bug-type pokemon in the game of Firered. They can be caught easily and trained to learn good attacks and moves.
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| Surf Music Before Using Surf |
Hi, my name is Andy and I just found out something funny.
When you go somewhere where there is water go in front of the water, *you must be on foot. Then when you here the routes music, select your bike and keep on pressing "A"
in front of the water (you must have surf) You will hear the surf music before you surf!
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| The AR Codes For Deoxys, Lugia And Ho-Oh |
For you Action Replay cheaters out there, here's
the AR code: 82031CF0 0002.
Enter a building and go back out. Remember to turn off the code when you get
to the Island. You can only visit this Island once legit, so make sure you
have VERY strong Pokemon and many, many, MANY, Ultra Balls.
Go in the cave and keep walking straight up. Yes...long cave, ain't it? There
are no wild Pokemon here though thank god. Now, take either the left staircase
to Ho-oh or the right staircase to Lugia. And when you're done catching one
of these Level 70 monsters, take the other staircase. Remember, you can only
visit the Island once, so make sure you heal after catching one bird.
Both of these are Level 70. Ho-oh has Swift, Sunny Day, Fire Blast, and
Recover. Lugia has Swift, Rain Dance, Hydro Pump, and Recover. Good luck
catching these Pokemon! And don't use your Master Ball just yet folks. That's
right, there may be something even tougher to catch than these two.
DEOXYS
For you AR cheaters, here's the code: 82031CF0 3A02. Remember, you can
still only go to the Island once. Enter a building and go back out. Remember to turn off the code when you get
to the Island. You can only visit this Island once legit, so make sure you
have VERY strong Pokemon and many, many, MANY, Ultra Balls.
There is no music on this Island. You will see a lone triangle in the middle
of the island. Press A on it and watch it move. Chase it and keep pressing A.
Do this FAST. You also have to press A on the right side.(No, not the opposite
of left, I mean the opposite of wrong.) The triangle will begin to glow red,
then Deoxys will appear! It's Level 30 and you get to hear a hot new song.Deoxys is at Level 30. Although it may not look like it, it already has the
stats and moves of your version exclusive. Fire Red version has a VERY fast
and VERY powerful Deoxys, but will have a very weak Defense. Leaf Green is
the exact opposite. Good luck! No, don't use Master Ball here yet either.
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Hey It's ChariZard as well known as Exile II
I copied my other cheat "THE REAL: To Get Deoxys"
to difference the Deoxys part with the Bonuses.
Well here are the Bonuses from my old cheat!
1 - Bulbasaur
AD86124F 2823D8DA
2 - Ivysaur
AB84463B B2609644
3 - Venusaur
3542F0A7 7D2E171F
4 - Charmander
DB8C60CD 81FD6AA7
5 - Charmeleon
08506D61 55CBD9A8
6 - Charizard
A56395D2 8AF46857
7 - Squirtle
BCDCB406 2F2FD763
8 - Wartortle
268349C8 63FF53CE
9 - Blastoise
5FD24ABC 1FE3296A
10 - Caterpie
358CC2BF 9BFA3518
11 - Metapod
DC725D4E 3A20792F
12 - Butterfree
33EFFB7C E1794F5B
13 - Weedle
9A86D92A 635F8DBC
14 - Kakuna
CCEC9F6E 5A2A0F12
15 - Beedrill
F3D99280 49F4EEDC
16 - Pidgey
139BBA32 2DC356C8
17 - Pidgeotto
2F7B0F2F 257173EA
18 - Pidgeot
13659B39 95BD80E5
19 - Rattata
E5C49E22 47B157F2
20 - Raticate
60C9DC15 1AD9B226
21 - Spearow
2F5D7856 A5F7B4AE
22 - Fearow
23689847 DA918B8D
23 - Ekans
A5BA4CFA CA5D771C
24 - Arbok
B75D69F0 7C3B3103
25 - Pikachu
9D4A1BFF 05120D39
26 - Raichu
CE7B779B AE493550
27 - Sandshrew
7DFC4CBD 20BB83B6
28 - Sandslash
CFC711B9 0585971F
29 - Nidoran(F)
B6450111 C65005BC
30 - Nidorina
0BA329E0 CEB39484
31 - Nidoqueen
C3B010F5 6DB0ED0E
32 - Nidoran(M)
A38262A2 825F8CF0
33 - Nidorino
33D5E08A 037AB9C4
34 - Nidoking
82E3DD4B EBFEF864
35 - Clefairy
E8EAB84F 26C8AB6B
36 - Clefable
D15755D8 AF5BE6F1
37 - Vulpix
276AF592 A3A635CC
38 - Ninetales
27B815E0 B8CCC2DA
39 - Jigglypuff
B18AC7E0 E667A184
40 - Wigglytuff
7CEDC4CF F95C5521
41 - Zubat
47596727 51BB292A
42 - Golbat
FF3A0DD1 DF54EB13
43 - Oddish
EF723724 F31E5F64
44 - Gloom
A386B043 9DEB5064
45 - Vileplume
4A2748A4 F888F1C9
46 - Paras
EAD30258 3988D84F
47 - Parasect
74CFC9E9 82CD278E
48 - Venonat
0CC56D24 C9F5A33A
49 - Venomoth
DFDFFF0A 8919BB28
50 - Diglett
BA7199EC 664F9418
51 - Dugtrio
BCC0FB44 1A047D3C
52 - Meowth
5F38FD3F 5D7412A3
53 - Persian
0BEC25D3 787468AE
54 - Psyduck
70CEC019 12F0A7B0
55 - Golduck
32E8BC37 7712CF08
56 - Mankey
DAAB0C35 55611812
57 - Primeape
B82FBCB6 C954F4ED
58 - Growlithe
CD7047AB 42D861F2
59 - Arcanine
3099D33C 49E66A04
60 - Poliwag
AF0908F3 650FE1BD
61 - Poliwhirl
C29C3277 063E67E9
62 - Poliwrath
8DC834CF BFECCA56
63 - Abra
5738CFE5 515C61CF
64 - Kadabra
67CA1286 0E3A5D83
65 - Alakazam
C91954D9 68AAD246
66 - Machop
8AD2C8BB EB3D7A39
67 - Machoke
95EFD5EA DD857E98
68 - Machamp
3BF5B7C4 061AAA45
69 - Bellsprout
CF2E3B09 3B30426E
70 - Weepinbell
0030C455 4F43BB12
71 - Victreebel
1DF3B8CA DC70EC58
72 - Tentacool
65C4E9C5 24CA1894
73 - Tentacruel
51DDE51A 00DE2CE3
74 - Geodude
399F7170 D519951E
75 - Graveler
DDF655E3 9BDEE49C
76 - Golem
103F567C 2F1A9043
77 - Ponyta
877A6953 8F6209F2
78 - Rapidash
195BAD3F C840CA28
79 - Slowpoke
4CEC5478 ACBC593C
80 - Slowbro
FE7C44DB 7672B1D8
81 - Magnemite
3C17AEA9 5DC9D705
82 - Magneton
B8BD13C5 E3E7D9B3
83 - Farfetch'd
9121060C 74B908E0
84 - Doduo
920BE3C7 3E00359C
85 - Dodrio
02258041 19ABFE29
86 - Seel
8EC19A12 FD47B55F
87 - Dewgong
E18D1069 1053E30C
88 - Grimer
EB7F9C3F DB3192F5
89 - Muk
729160A9 F8F73577
90 - Shellder
92A2030E 24F19E86
91 - Cloyster
FB078533 1A99C72A
92 - Gastly
99B8A848 91759EFF
93 - Haunter
7F14537B 6C00E975
94 - Gengar
BA9A9758 4221EBF4
95 - Onix
54D9A0DB 68FC768F
96 - Drowzee
C5C4BBBB 55B1B77F
97 - Hypno
F4BB6321 8E9265DB
98 - Krabby
D83FACC2 7D31E557
99 - Kingler
FF0F431F 400EF220
100 - Voltorb
ABD2C0C0 FBC68A93
101 - Electrode
0C2333CD 141730A7
102 - Exeggcute
8D2F9E72 8719250B
103 - Exeggutor
744AF614 12D8281B
104 - Cubone
D9E3884F 37500E3F
105 - Marowak
CB4A8BD1 1D028DA2
106 - Hitmonlee
9EDB950D 454533E5
107 - Hitmonchan
3535FA3A EBECD355
108 - Lickitung
F582757C 16122B78
109 - Koffing
BF93F87F BC1AB791
110 - Weezing
D966DA15 88BBB73A
111 - Rhyhorn
7DA9C8C7 8549C3D4
112 - Rhydon
9071D41E 55259C19
113 - Chansey
AD38C4DB B5EBB8A7
114 - Tangela
100D1518 466A2D06
115 - Kangaskhan
8F4BE409 7110788B
116 - Horsea
02401CFF F2742052
117 - Seadra
B0160E28 ED6B68EC
118 - Goldeen
29061002 69BB68FF
119 - Seaking
676505B9 904C9DE3
120 - Staryu
D7D9A00C 7BFB7AAC
121 - Starmie
0E2752FA 51091446
122 - Mr.Mime
0922D9A2 C1E680BA
123 - Scyther
28BEFBB3 68DE4569
124 - Jynx
FB0FC84E D45216CF
125 - Electabuzz
1E6DE7CB DDDBAD78
126 - Magmar
C644F8D1 4159A2D6
127 - Pinsir
AEFBB853 03F4B721
128 - Tauros
1D5557F2 FACC2BA7
129 - Magikarp
04658924 E67574E2
130 - Gyarados
56156F0A D2F071F2
131 - Lapras
483AC796 E3850B8F
132 - Ditto
3613AA25 2CC1B172
133 - Eevee
4B78A144 F02E1187
134 - Vaporeon
D82AEDF5 F23B27A4
135 - Jolteon
1850F0B1 AAFB142F
136 - Flareon
AB622741 B3F84F8B
137 - Porygon
6EE60CB5 746DFF03
138 - Omanyte
1DBD6215 4FD65295
139 - Omastar
23F20EC6 1368F543
140 - Kabuto
32A2B3E0 40DB80D9
141 - Kabutops
2058318E 392B7EE5
142 - Aerodactyl
C44B6463 DB3237C3
143 - Snorlax
E9ADF485 15BE8FA7
144 - Articuno
D7B594AF C1DA18AB
145 - Zapdos
83E25054 9C927E5E
146 - Moltres
F8DEC3CC A014B094
147 - Dratini
47C69D5D 1AA59D6D
148 - Dragonair
8B3A1FF0 A3C0E786
149 - Dragonite
796E6824 2B208DD5
150 - Mewtwo
4C77BA3F CA4EDCB6
151 - Mew
B751BDF4 95CEF4CC
Note: Mew will not obey you with this code.
152 - Chikorita
539C7E13 DD795F72
153 - Bayleef
39D823E3 9EB6C9AA
154 - Meganium
A2F7F837 7F974DEB
155 - Cyndaquil
E4995046 3D00BF91
156 - Quilava
B9CCC7BB D4C29E22
157 - Typhlosion
B5592578 FBB9A4ED
158 - Totodile
6699EF70 D7B03D43
159 - Croconaw
33C5C90B D46AD9DC
160 - Feraligatr
E1F0FEFA D0036CD4
161 - Sentret
6C2D5D5E 008A751F
162 - Furret
2B34A3C7 A829209F
163 - Hoothoot
B33DAC5B 29EB7EB5
164 - Noctowl
8E0B9473 A4AE2B53
165 - Ledyba
5F2FD32D 941693B4
166 - Ledian
1CD7078F A7384A34
167 - Spinarak
BF975E40 430B4806
168 - Ariados
F3D55605 74AE5C52
169 - Crobat
56FC2792 3AEFE3F9
170 - Chinchou
D70D1018 A021245F
171 - Lanturn
2D2CC458 21BDD10C
172 - Pichu
90AECEE5 A888F8AE
173 - Cleffa
08C2447D 2096B6AE
174 - Igglybuff
D7F35EE0 D224ECDE
175 - Togepi
82269FC8 9579FD5A
176 - Togetic
E3581C9B AE652F9A
177 - Natu
B635603F B1E81481
178 - Xatu
459823AE 3F1683A4
179 - Mareep
0783E965 C5165BF8
180 - Flaaffy
F510A285 5288E291
181 - Ampharos
3CE54322 74A86618
182 - Bellossom
F0088391 0C65D5E3
183 - Marill
51EB125F EAA0FCBE
184 - Azumarill
E832EF37 64D0E6A2
185 - Sudowoodo
DDA1AC43 4A067FAE
186 - Politoed
5C6CD179 E18C31EF
187 - Hoppip
B1BC8307 69EF9C2C
188 - Skiploom
E32EA0FE CB37FF3B
189 - Jumpluff
C03FCFEF 84CB37BA
190 - Aipom
A45DFE4F F27A9D8D
191 - Sunkern
165C689B AF94A177
192 - Sunflora
36838BE7 E5367C3A
193 - Yanma
E500846E 9A4FF5C7
194 - Wooper
6F071CA9 63FF4902
195 - Quagsire
67375392 E7F55C24
196 - Espeon
EF8A105C 72CEF63E
197 - Umbreon
EF708FD1 C5E8B000
198 - Murkrow
98F8C8F7 EEA657B9
199 - Slowking
43D2617C C2F14DFB
200 - Misdreavus
2E5E5AEB 22EBF9FF
201 - Unown
10998FB0 656B5C99
202 - Wobbuffet
EC4EB940 2C63CA65
203 - Girafarig
41377A90 E36247DE
204 - Pineco
43C3A9BF 477AF067
205 - Forretress
55815067 03B03952
206 - Dunsparce
4F8D48EA 9336834B
207 - Gligar
729F34AB 5B1018D0
208 - Steelix
1FE62E14 130CD2F8
209 - Snubbull
77C7197D 502B8B56
210 - Granbull
CF223304 929E964E
211 - Qwilfish
C9551136 F45B0236
212 - Scizor
F8D4BFAE D2C136F5
213 - Shuckle
A94D8CB8 560257D4
214 - Heracross
779D6EBF 3139EFF6
215 - Sneasel
C21BA23A 95AB64BD
216 - Teddiursa
EDEB2FF0 88466B79
217 - Ursaring
2607FA8F 4BF940FA
218 - Slugma
E2899947 9269834F
219 - Magcargo
A58E1198 6E004BAD
220 - Swinub
F949DADD BBC8B5CD
221 - Piloswine
AA68D49C B33C8972
222 - Corsola
DDEFF53A EC57A23F
223 - Remoraid
A67D580A B44A4DF4
224 - Octillery
78BA5E9D BA836EEB
225 - Delibird
BC1FE4EC 9F1818A1
226 - Mantine
3AF8DB31 042E9DF9
227 - Skarmory
92DE3CD4 65C14106
228 - Houndour
CABF0A0B B0E620D3
229 - Houndoom
D8D99C49 B49D47DC
230 - Kingdra
2B185541 DB13ACF6
231 - Phanpy
CBCB02D6 C41FE3F4
232 - Donphan
B8A6C516 12ECADE5
233 - Porygon2
04EA10C3 8DB0146F
234 - Stantler
9C0B5F02 A2857BBC
235 - Smeargle
49D7E467 103D0D48
236 - Tyrogue
3D2030E2 B2A0CACE
237 - Hitmontop
A357C435 8BC380D1
238 - Smoochum
8C287F7F E3950A6E
239 - Elekid
A78E8FFA EDB5DA5C
240 - Magby
D77AEB51 E63292DB
241 - Miltank
1A55F1D1 2FCDADEA
242 - Blissey
01EA07BF 793C86F2
243 - Raikou
43FF33D1 F368CDE6
244 - Entei
0C8037A6 BE1D9DB2
245 - Suicune
80755BDB E392B806
246 - Larvitar
2C8E4296 84D8D6E3
247 - Pupitar
8418E051 5C53CE38
248 - Tyranitar
32D66B09 40354103
249 - Lugia
545C676A 51FFDC1C
250 - Ho-oh
437065EF 67DF37EF
251 - Celebi
4AEC27E8 A5FF1540
252 - Treecko
D9FE5FBF B09F0205
253 - Grovyle
1AA369E5 72BBA287
254 - Sceptile
673752FC D4065FA8
255 - Torchic
2F22FB72 D5887213
256 - Combusken
136BD0D6 606187D2
257 - Blaziken
FCEF6F25 3905588C
258 - Mudkip
A72262EA 7F7FD464
259 - Marshtomp
8EED2DB5 964D67F8
260 - Swampert
1A6BE162 4481A843
261 - Poochyena
7A1769D1 40699C90
262 - Mightyena
4B9FB849 14A5AA94
263 - Zigzagoon
F1F00B1F F5B3721A
264 - Linoone
EF31EC55 1417DEC6
265 - Wurmple
A83BF115 130C3917
266 - Silcoon
2244D1D6 A87DAAB7
267 - Beautifly
6DBB6131 90E40C0A
268 - Cascoon
AD5C9BC6 8E3E4C3B
269 - Dustox
7CC9941A A70E2C37
270 - Lotad
D4BE7AA5 F9CE65B8
271 - Lombre
9459FC5B 5516BE48
272 - Ludicolo
809DED68 B67856D4
273 - Seedot
DCE40F64 D45D202E
274 - Nuzleaf
BF87B744 16F7C28C
275 - Shiftry
3C703413 6B8119CC
276 - Taillow
BBB05E5B 3A3FDC85
277 - Swellow
D0B107DB 027BEBD8
278 - Wingull
C963D063 10F5AC28
279 - Pelipper
73285D38 A5A4E2BD
280 - Ralts
86C62F1D 27B0AF88
281 - Kirlia
1A2EEF24 65E331B7
282 - Gardevoir
7D45FD6B BAABF3CF
283 - Surskit
00C9CFD8 65021DD5
284 - Masquerain
A14CF5B9 0D7133A1
285 - Shroomish
3F140B0A 5937E9BE
286 - Breloom
A32B0FED 60C07CFA
287 - Slakoth
485C366A DA423D56
288 - Vigoroth
FEA287AE FFB54BB5
289 - Slaking
5D38F9C5 DAA67938
290 - Nincada
43A8378B 9EF75A96
291 - Ninjask
22DDE250 8D8EC616
292 - Shedinja
52C2D901 7344A4FA
293 - Whismur
FBC2DB33 D8FC5AC6
294 - Loudred
FE9AF7C9 14FDA298
295 - Exploud
14182A0A 79282B1B
296 - Makuhita
7B801817 11F090AA
297 - Hariyama
4D371C9E 0A2DF533
298 - Azurill
26ADB7EE 91286E09
299 - Nosepass
1442906D 473E0C26
300 - Skitty
B4015263 3D8633C6
301 - Delcatty
3088742E D89961FA
302 - Sableye
8D571791 584F1676
303 - Mawile
5F3C63E3 B673BE5E
304 - Aron
EEC41DEB 3342969F
305 - Lairon
79BE0284 FA8BF8A0
306 - Aggron
8388E07F 48E67820
307 - Meditite
0E4C4AA5 E7F532D7
308 - Medicham
063E4A1A E5A25573
309 - Electrike
3F5C8201 651A6EFD
310 - Manectric
9AA97665 37DD44B1
311 - Plusle
B135B018 4F5665D6
312 - Minun
DB37A521 AA84D2C4
313 - Volbeat
B86B39BB 97DC88B5
314 - Illumise
F75A3D1C 04A663CF
315 - Roselia
23E5A94B D21E7E80
316 - Gulpin
A86C4608 9C15E158
317 - Swalot
CA12CA9A 91D29CAF
318 - Carvanha
A9CF954D E9766F71
319 - Sharpedo
E684507C B44D6D05
320 - Wailmer
769A7373 7F6C71B8
321 - wailord
47B99235 3CAC8E1F
322 - Numel
AA1264F4 8D3DB4BE
323 - Camerupt
5166F096 A0F21E46
324 - Torkoal
42084D1D C19BB889
325 - Spoink
BF9B34C2 D768D3A9
326 - Grumpig
7FD8F8C5 BEAD0097
327 - Spinda
CDB2A8AF 7D43F8B7
328 - Trapinch
B1088C6F 3E950D4C
329 - Vibrava
4DC25E25 13510F3C
330 - Flygon
911CF1D9 1617CFE7
331 - Cacnea
E50B77C1 C220E7C0
332 - Cacturne
5BFC0B46 9DDC0643
333 - Swablu
F8AC663C 65487239
334 - Altaria
77BF3639 95EBCE8C
335 - Zangoose
F18DC227 1C86F9E4
336 - Seviper
80AFF5CB E67520AD
337 - Lunatone
3F5FE916 3075AF6E
338 - Solrock
B277605C 646BAD0D
339 - Barboach
B5BCD3CC DB08C2DA
340 - Whiscash
44DD8537 0FACB798
341 - Corphish
EFA89FA3 A3E1A789
342 - Crawdaunt
85125B29 D2CE1B37
343 - Baltoy
F20AE4A5 8B610FCA
344 - Claydol
5413C7F0 CE1DFBD5
345 - Lileep
461F0590 FCD7E05C
346 - Cradily
15C4B0A5 E98A0379
347 - Anorith
E98E6596 D6AFAB27
348 - Armaldo
6BCA1BD9 953420E2
349 - Feebas
6E805A17 D4A84889
350 - Milotic
F78C3DA6 F97B5B3D
351 - Castform
06C43F9A 7BD8363C
352 - Kecleon
74154C68 0EF0C16F
353 - Shuppet
8341095A BEE333E8
354 - Banette
EC92A4E9 B9482C67
355 - Duskull
A2E933B5 2F11EC3E
356 - Dusclops
C7A5752A B4204332
357 - Tropius
50C81E21 6119F922
358 - Chimecho
68427D4C A9059985
359 - Absol
84DDB13C BF8191AE
360 - Wynaut
CB8303C4 2D5A9910
361 - Snorunt
B0C7AEC3 524643FF
362 - Glalie
50020D7B 77627E33
363 - Spheal
E52A33D8 9E4152F7
364 - Sealeo
1CAA4FF9 CFBC38AC
365 - Walrein
AF5D5782 CEF3B5F2
366 - Clamperl
AC4037BF 03D48B47
367 - Huntail
0C724AF3 BA81EAA3
368 - Gorebyss
59D84A8F 121CD813
369 - Relicanth
A80E3734 B2245A9B
370 - Luvdisc
F12028C4 0328D5DD
371 - Bagon
D701EA4F 59B08C77
372 - Shelgon
CECF6CF9 AFA8D274
373 - Salamence
2FCB50C0 DBECD9CB
374 - Beldum
ACB05D5E 076626E0
375 - Metang
BD2BFF8F FE6AA4DB
376 - Metagross
CA6230A5 D89220E0
377 - Regirock
A72D5514 4128DA3D
378 - Regice
1A2209C5 C0228D4C
379 - Registeel
742ED98D 9B284DFA
380 - Latias
26A5F4EA 772A0B12
381 - Latios
72BAB975 7E4038A8
382 - Kyogre
16AFD4E7 E10BFB55
383 - Groudon
0002FF77 A52C0BAF
384 - Rayquaza
C5ECDE5B 0D6B09C8
385 - Jirachi
FFF032FD FAF9AFD2
386 - Deoxys
27C35F73 A8E9E879
Comments: Whew! I took some time of writing this cheat so I hope this cheat will be popular!
Creator: ChariZard , Blizzard, L-Q, L-Q The Blizzardous ChariZard.
Thanks:
Nintendo
for making Pokemon games (except the old ones becuse now is a little bit boring)so exciting.
Nintendo (again)
for makings the details and graphics so nice.
Me ()
For writing this cheat (lol)
Action Replay's creator
For making an INCREDIBLE cheat device.
I would not thank:
Nintendo for only one reason....
Why do you never put some Nintendo Events on Canada?!?!?!?!?
My sister
For pushing me all the time while I was writing this cheat.
Note for all Pokemon fans:
Pokemon Emerald will come out in May 1st!(for Canada)
Pokemon Diamond/Pearl will come out in June 2006!(for DS)(for Canada)
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The Best moves for a Charizard is: Blastburn, Fireblast, Flamethrower,and another move of your choice.
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| The BEST Pokemon Team |
Everybody should have a well balenced pokemon team for example:dragonair,butterfree,vileplume,charizard, pidgeot and blastoise but that is just my team you can switch it around if you want.But make sure you always have the type advantage.
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Hey I'm ChariZard, Blizzard and L-Q mixed up and I'm still the same person!!!
Go to Two Island. Go to that place where you get Hydro Cannon, Frenzy Plant and Blast Burn. Then Surf South until you see a little square. Go to that little square. Use the Itemfinder HERE!!! Then you'll Dig up an PP Max!!!
Careful, use it only once. It put your move's PP to the Max!!! And here's the results if you put on some moves PP.
5 = 8
10 = 16
15 = 18
20 = 26
25 = 28
30 = 36
35 = 38
40 = 46
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| The Best Team Every |
-Skarmory-Level 100
Steel wing
Aerial ace
Fly
Rock Smash
-Lapras-level 100
surf
Hydro Cannon
Psychic
Blizzard
Flygon-level 100
Dragonbreath
Crunch
Earthquake
Aerial Ace
-Aerodactly-level 100
Ancient Power
Earthquake
Aerial Ace
Dragon Claw
Raiokou-level 100
Flash
Thunderbolt
Aerial Ace
Earthquake
CHARIZARD -level 100
Blast burn
Earthquake
dragon Claw
Metal Claw
One time i battled this guy that had all level 100 Raquasas and i owned him with aerodactly. YOU WILL BE BEATEN!
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| The Damage Formula! |
Damage = ((((2 x level divided by 5 + 2) x attack stat x base damage divided by opponent's defense stat) divide by 50) + 2) x STAB beneficial held item x type effectiveness x random number divided by 100, then round down.
thats the fire red/leaf green damage formula; the GSC one is a little different and i'll explain that later on.
multiply the user's level by two, then divide by 5, then plus 2.
multiply this number by the attack stat of the user (whichever one is being used, if you are unsure then go back and read by cheat on attack and special attack). if it used swords dance or growth or something before attacking, you'll need to modify this number according to what its attack stat is after the stat up.
times by the base damage... which is displayed on the status screen. like surf's base power is 95 and aerial ace's is 60, that sort of thing.
divide by the opponent's defense stat, whichever one the opponent is using.
divide it by 50.
add two.
multiply by STAB. STAB is an acronym for Same Type Attack Bonus. if you are using an attack that is the same type as you (or is one of your types), then this number becomes 1.5 otherwise, its just 1.
the beneficial held item is one like charcoal, nevermeltice, etc. and this number will be 1.1 if you are holding mystic water, nevermeltice, charcoal, miracle seed, twisted spoon, black glasses, etc. etc. and the attack you are using is powered up by that item. i'm not sure, but i think choice band comes in here too, and if it is, then put 1.5 here. if you aren't holding one of these items or using the attack type according to them, this number is 1.
multiply by the type effectiveness, you know, whether or not something is super effective. it could be 1 (for neutral effective, eg surf to spinda), or 2 (for super effective, eg surf to ninetales), or 4 (for 4x effective, though the game just says its super effective, eg surf to camerupt), or 0.5 (for not very effective, eg surf to vileplume), or 0.25 (for 4x resisted, though the game just says not very effective, eg surf to ludicolo).
then multiply this by a random number, which is between 85 and 100.
divide this by 100, then get that number and remove all decimals by rounding down.
if you are only interested in the damage you can deal at level 100, simplify the equation to:
Damage = (((42 x attack stat x base power divided by defense stat) divide by 50) + 2) x STAB x type matchup x random number divided by 100, then round down.
the GSC damage formula:
(((2 x Level divided by 5 + 2) x Attack stat x Base damage divided by opponent's defense divided by 50 + 2) x STAB x Type effectiveness x random number divide by 255) +1
refer to above to know what all the words mean. the random number here is from 237 to 255.
if you are only interested in the damage formula for pokemon at level 100, simplify the equation to:
((42 x Attack stat x Base damage divided by opponent's defense divided by 50 + 2) x STAB x Type effectiveness x random number divide by 255) +1
last of all, remember your BODMAS and alway work left to right!
i'll do a quick example...
dragonite's dragon claw vs. kingdra
lets say max stats, modest-natured dragonite, neutral natured kingdra, level 100, maximum damage on the random number, no held items.
Damage = (((42 x 328 x 80 divided by 289) divided by 50) + 2) x 1.5 x 2 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = ((3813.4 divided by 50) + 2) x 1.5 x 2 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = (76.268 + 2) x 1.5 x 2 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = 78.268 x 1.5 x 2 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = 114.402 x 2 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = 228.804 x 100 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = 22880.4 divided by 100, then round down.
Damage = 228.804 rounded down = 228!
oh no! depending on how much HP kingdra has, it is most likely NOT going to be a one-hit-KO if kingdra has totally maxed out special defense. bye-bye, dragonite, i dont need to go all through the calculations again to work out that if you are hit by ice beam from kingdra, you're dead. (4x weaknesses are incredibly painful)
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| The Important Difference Between Atk And Spec Atk |
aside from the obvious difference in the name, there is a difference.
when you use a move of the following types of attacks, the game puts your 'attack' and the opponent's 'defense' into the damage formula.
- normal
- flying
- fighting
- bug
- poison
- ground
- rock
- steel
- ghost
i think thats all... anyways, these attack types are called the physical attack types. Like i said before, they use the attack stat from your pokemon as opposed to the special attack. if you boost your attack (through moves such as swords dance), you'd do more damage with these moves than before. keep in mind that moves like swords dance (commonly called 'stat upping' moves) go away once you withdraw your pokemon or the battle ends.
when you use one of the following types of attacks, the game puts your 'special attack' and the opponent's 'special defense' into the damage formula:
- fire
- water
- grass
- electric
- ice
- psychic
- dark
- dragon
these attack types are called special attacks, but used to be called elemental attacks. if you boost your special attack (through moves like calm mind), obviously these attacks will do more damage.
and as a bonus, here is a quick guide on how stat upping works:
- if the game says 'its <insert stat here> rose!', then the game has raised that stat 50%.
- if the game says 'its <insert stat here> sharply rose!', the game has that stat doubled.
- if the game says, 'its <insert stat here> fell!', then the game has lowered that stat 50%
- if the game says, 'its <insert stat here> harshly fell!', then the game has halved that stat.
- you cannot use 'rose' moves more than 6 times (without it become ineffective), or 'sharply rose' moves more than 3 times, unless the opponent lowers that stat, uses haze, ends the battle or you switch. in this way, you cannot raise a stat more than 8x its original value.
- you cannot use 'fell' moves more than 6 times (without it becoming ineffective), or 'harshly fell' moves more than 3 times, unless the opponent raises that stat, uses haze, ends the battle or switches. in this way, you cannot lower a stat more than 1/8 its original value.
- belly drum totally maxes out your attack stat as if you used three swords dances.
- all these changes go away once you switch, haze or end battle.
- the receiver of a baton pass will have its stats recalculated according to what stat ups the user of baton pass had on it at that time
- haze eliminates all stat ups or downs from both battlers
- whirlwind and roar force a switch and by doing so remove all stat ups or downs from the opponent.
- the 'in a pinch' stat upping berries raise that stat by 50%, but only activate once your health gets in the red, or below 25%.
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To get Deoxys you must have an Action Replay or Live in the U.S.
1st Way (Action Replay):
The Code(s):
82031CF0 3A02
27C35F73 A8E9E879
2nd Way (Aurora Ticket):
YOU MUST LIVE IN THE U.S TO DO THIS!
1-Go to an Nintendo Event
2-Go to an PC there
3-Plug on your Wireless Adapter
4-Go on Wonder Cards on Mystery Gift
5-Then on Wireless Communication
6-Then go on the 2nd floor in any Pokemon Center.
7-For the rest follow the steps at www.pokemon.com/deoxys/
BONUSES (Action Replay):
ALL Pokemons:
1 - Bulbasaur
AD86124F 2823D8DA
2 - Ivysaur
AB84463B B2609644
3 - Venusaur
3542F0A7 7D2E171F
4 - Charmander
DB8C60CD 81FD6AA7
5 - Charmeleon
08506D61 55CBD9A8
6 - Charizard
A56395D2 8AF46857
7 - Squirtle
BCDCB406 2F2FD763
8 - Wartortle
268349C8 63FF53CE
9 - Blastoise
5FD24ABC 1FE3296A
10 - Caterpie
358CC2BF 9BFA3518
11 - Metapod
DC725D4E 3A20792F
12 - Butterfree
33EFFB7C E1794F5B
13 - Weedle
9A86D92A 635F8DBC
14 - Kakuna
CCEC9F6E 5A2A0F12
15 - Beedrill
F3D99280 49F4EEDC
16 - Pidgey
139BBA32 2DC356C8
17 - Pidgeotto
2F7B0F2F 257173EA
18 - Pidgeot
13659B39 95BD80E5
19 - Rattata
E5C49E22 47B157F2
20 - Raticate
60C9DC15 1AD9B226
21 - Spearow
2F5D7856 A5F7B4AE
22 - Fearow
23689847 DA918B8D
23 - Ekans
A5BA4CFA CA5D771C
24 - Arbok
B75D69F0 7C3B3103
25 - Pikachu
9D4A1BFF 05120D39
26 - Raichu
CE7B779B AE493550
27 - Sandshrew
7DFC4CBD 20BB83B6
28 - Sandslash
CFC711B9 0585971F
29 - Nidoran(F)
B6450111 C65005BC
30 - Nidorina
0BA329E0 CEB39484
31 - Nidoqueen
C3B010F5 6DB0ED0E
32 - Nidoran(M)
A38262A2 825F8CF0
33 - Nidorino
33D5E08A 037AB9C4
34 - Nidoking
82E3DD4B EBFEF864
35 - Clefairy
E8EAB84F 26C8AB6B
36 - Clefable
D15755D8 AF5BE6F1
37 - Vulpix
276AF592 A3A635CC
38 - Ninetales
27B815E0 B8CCC2DA
39 - Jigglypuff
B18AC7E0 E667A184
40 - Wigglytuff
7CEDC4CF F95C5521
41 - Zubat
47596727 51BB292A
42 - Golbat
FF3A0DD1 DF54EB13
43 - Oddish
EF723724 F31E5F64
44 - Gloom
A386B043 9DEB5064
45 - Vileplume
4A2748A4 F888F1C9
46 - Paras
EAD30258 3988D84F
47 - Parasect
74CFC9E9 82CD278E
48 - Venonat
0CC56D24 C9F5A33A
49 - Venomoth
DFDFFF0A 8919BB28
50 - Diglett
BA7199EC 664F9418
51 - Dugtrio
BCC0FB44 1A047D3C
52 - Meowth
5F38FD3F 5D7412A3
53 - Persian
0BEC25D3 787468AE
54 - Psyduck
70CEC019 12F0A7B0
55 - Golduck
32E8BC37 7712CF08
56 - Mankey
DAAB0C35 55611812
57 - Primeape
B82FBCB6 C954F4ED
58 - Growlithe
CD7047AB 42D861F2
59 - Arcanine
3099D33C 49E66A04
60 - Poliwag
AF0908F3 650FE1BD
61 - Poliwhirl
C29C3277 063E67E9
62 - Poliwrath
8DC834CF BFECCA56
63 - Abra
5738CFE5 515C61CF
64 - Kadabra
67CA1286 0E3A5D83
65 - Alakazam
C91954D9 68AAD246
66 - Machop
8AD2C8BB EB3D7A39
67 - Machoke
95EFD5EA DD857E98
68 - Machamp
3BF5B7C4 061AAA45
69 - Bellsprout
CF2E3B09 3B30426E
70 - Weepinbell
0030C455 4F43BB12
71 - Victreebel
1DF3B8CA DC70EC58
72 - Tentacool
65C4E9C5 24CA1894
73 - Tentacruel
51DDE51A 00DE2CE3
74 - Geodude
399F7170 D519951E
75 - Graveler
DDF655E3 9BDEE49C
76 - Golem
103F567C 2F1A9043
77 - Ponyta
877A6953 8F6209F2
78 - Rapidash
195BAD3F C840CA28
79 - Slowpoke
4CEC5478 ACBC593C
80 - Slowbro
FE7C44DB 7672B1D8
81 - Magnemite
3C17AEA9 5DC9D705
82 - Magneton
B8BD13C5 E3E7D9B3
83 - Farfetch'd
9121060C 74B908E0
84 - Doduo
920BE3C7 3E00359C
85 - Dodrio
02258041 19ABFE29
86 - Seel
8EC19A12 FD47B55F
87 - Dewgong
E18D1069 1053E30C
88 - Grimer
EB7F9C3F DB3192F5
89 - Muk
729160A9 F8F73577
90 - Shellder
92A2030E 24F19E86
91 - Cloyster
FB078533 1A99C72A
92 - Gastly
99B8A848 91759EFF
93 - Haunter
7F14537B 6C00E975
94 - Gengar
BA9A9758 4221EBF4
95 - Onix
54D9A0DB 68FC768F
96 - Drowzee
C5C4BBBB 55B1B77F
97 - Hypno
F4BB6321 8E9265DB
98 - Krabby
D83FACC2 7D31E557
99 - Kingler
FF0F431F 400EF220
100 - Voltorb
ABD2C0C0 FBC68A93
101 - Electrode
0C2333CD 141730A7
102 - Exeggcute
8D2F9E72 8719250B
103 - Exeggutor
744AF614 12D8281B
104 - Cubone
D9E3884F 37500E3F
105 - Marowak
CB4A8BD1 1D028DA2
106 - Hitmonlee
9EDB950D 454533E5
107 - Hitmonchan
3535FA3A EBECD355
108 - Lickitung
F582757C 16122B78
109 - Koffing
BF93F87F BC1AB791
110 - Weezing
D966DA15 88BBB73A
111 - Rhyhorn
7DA9C8C7 8549C3D4
112 - Rhydon
9071D41E 55259C19
113 - Chansey
AD38C4DB B5EBB8A7
114 - Tangela
100D1518 466A2D06
115 - Kangaskhan
8F4BE409 7110788B
116 - Horsea
02401CFF F2742052
117 - Seadra
B0160E28 ED6B68EC
118 - Goldeen
29061002 69BB68FF
119 - Seaking
676505B9 904C9DE3
120 - Staryu
D7D9A00C 7BFB7AAC
121 - Starmie
0E2752FA 51091446
122 - Mr.Mime
0922D9A2 C1E680BA
123 - Scyther
28BEFBB3 68DE4569
124 - Jynx
FB0FC84E D45216CF
125 - Electabuzz
1E6DE7CB DDDBAD78
126 - Magmar
C644F8D1 4159A2D6
127 - Pinsir
AEFBB853 03F4B721
128 - Tauros
1D5557F2 FACC2BA7
129 - Magikarp
04658924 E67574E2
130 - Gyarados
56156F0A D2F071F2
131 - Lapras
483AC796 E3850B8F
132 - Ditto
3613AA25 2CC1B172
133 - Eevee
4B78A144 F02E1187
134 - Vaporeon
D82AEDF5 F23B27A4
135 - Jolteon
1850F0B1 AAFB142F
136 - Flareon
AB622741 B3F84F8B
137 - Porygon
6EE60CB5 746DFF03
138 - Omanyte
1DBD6215 4FD65295
139 - Omastar
23F20EC6 1368F543
140 - Kabuto
32A2B3E0 40DB80D9
141 - Kabutops
2058318E 392B7EE5
142 - Aerodactyl
C44B6463 DB3237C3
143 - Snorlax
E9ADF485 15BE8FA7
144 - Articuno
D7B594AF C1DA18AB
145 - Zapdos
83E25054 9C927E5E
146 - Moltres
F8DEC3CC A014B094
147 - Dratini
47C69D5D 1AA59D6D
148 - Dragonair
8B3A1FF0 A3C0E786
149 - Dragonite
796E6824 2B208DD5
150 - Mewtwo
4C77BA3F CA4EDCB6
151 - Mew
B751BDF4 95CEF4CC
Note: Mew will not obey you with this code.
152 - Chikorita
539C7E13 DD795F72
153 - Bayleef
39D823E3 9EB6C9AA
154 - Meganium
A2F7F837 7F974DEB
155 - Cyndaquil
E4995046 3D00BF91
156 - Quilava
B9CCC7BB D4C29E22
157 - Typhlosion
B5592578 FBB9A4ED
158 - Totodile
6699EF70 D7B03D43
159 - Croconaw
33C5C90B D46AD9DC
160 - Feraligatr
E1F0FEFA D0036CD4
161 - Sentret
6C2D5D5E 008A751F
162 - Furret
2B34A3C7 A829209F
163 - Hoothoot
B33DAC5B 29EB7EB5
164 - Noctowl
8E0B9473 A4AE2B53
165 - Ledyba
5F2FD32D 941693B4
166 - Ledian
1CD7078F A7384A34
167 - Spinarak
BF975E40 430B4806
168 - Ariados
F3D55605 74AE5C52
169 - Crobat
56FC2792 3AEFE3F9
170 - Chinchou
D70D1018 A021245F
171 - Lanturn
2D2CC458 21BDD10C
172 - Pichu
90AECEE5 A888F8AE
173 - Cleffa
08C2447D 2096B6AE
174 - Igglybuff
D7F35EE0 D224ECDE
175 - Togepi
82269FC8 9579FD5A
176 - Togetic
E3581C9B AE652F9A
177 - Natu
B635603F B1E81481
178 - Xatu
459823AE 3F1683A4
179 - Mareep
0783E965 C5165BF8
180 - Flaaffy
F510A285 5288E291
181 - Ampharos
3CE54322 74A86618
182 - Bellossom
F0088391 0C65D5E3
183 - Marill
51EB125F EAA0FCBE
184 - Azumarill
E832EF37 64D0E6A2
185 - Sudowoodo
DDA1AC43 4A067FAE
186 - Politoed
5C6CD179 E18C31EF
187 - Hoppip
B1BC8307 69EF9C2C
188 - Skiploom
E32EA0FE CB37FF3B
189 - Jumpluff
C03FCFEF 84CB37BA
190 - Aipom
A45DFE4F F27A9D8D
191 - Sunkern
165C689B AF94A177
192 - Sunflora
36838BE7 E5367C3A
193 - Yanma
E500846E 9A4FF5C7
194 - Wooper
6F071CA9 63FF4902
195 - Quagsire
67375392 E7F55C24
196 - Espeon
EF8A105C 72CEF63E
197 - Umbreon
EF708FD1 C5E8B000
198 - Murkrow
98F8C8F7 EEA657B9
199 - Slowking
43D2617C C2F14DFB
200 - Misdreavus
2E5E5AEB 22EBF9FF
201 - Unown
10998FB0 656B5C99
202 - Wobbuffet
EC4EB940 2C63CA65
203 - Girafarig
41377A90 E36247DE
204 - Pineco
43C3A9BF 477AF067
205 - Forretress
55815067 03B03952
206 - Dunsparce
4F8D48EA 9336834B
207 - Gligar
729F34AB 5B1018D0
208 - Steelix
1FE62E14 130CD2F8
209 - Snubbull
77C7197D 502B8B56
210 - Granbull
CF223304 929E964E
211 - Qwilfish
C9551136 F45B0236
212 - Scizor
F8D4BFAE D2C136F5
213 - Shuckle
A94D8CB8 560257D4
214 - Heracross
779D6EBF 3139EFF6
215 - Sneasel
C21BA23A 95AB64BD
216 - Teddiursa
EDEB2FF0 88466B79
217 - Ursaring
2607FA8F 4BF940FA
218 - Slugma
E2899947 9269834F
219 - Magcargo
A58E1198 6E004BAD
220 - Swinub
F949DADD BBC8B5CD
221 - Piloswine
AA68D49C B33C8972
222 - Corsola
DDEFF53A EC57A23F
223 - Remoraid
A67D580A B44A4DF4
224 - Octillery
78BA5E9D BA836EEB
225 - Delibird
BC1FE4EC 9F1818A1
226 - Mantine
3AF8DB31 042E9DF9
227 - Skarmory
92DE3CD4 65C14106
228 - Houndour
CABF0A0B B0E620D3
229 - Houndoom
D8D99C49 B49D47DC
230 - Kingdra
2B185541 DB13ACF6
231 - Phanpy
CBCB02D6 C41FE3F4
232 - Donphan
B8A6C516 12ECADE5
233 - Porygon2
04EA10C3 8DB0146F
234 - Stantler
9C0B5F02 A2857BBC
235 - Smeargle
49D7E467 103D0D48
236 - Tyrogue
3D2030E2 B2A0CACE
237 - Hitmontop
A357C435 8BC380D1
238 - Smoochum
8C287F7F E3950A6E
239 - Elekid
A78E8FFA EDB5DA5C
240 - Magby
D77AEB51 E63292DB
241 - Miltank
1A55F1D1 2FCDADEA
242 - Blissey
01EA07BF 793C86F2
243 - Raikou
43FF33D1 F368CDE6
244 - Entei
0C8037A6 BE1D9DB2
245 - Suicune
80755BDB E392B806
246 - Larvitar
2C8E4296 84D8D6E3
247 - Pupitar
8418E051 5C53CE38
248 - Tyranitar
32D66B09 40354103
249 - Lugia
545C676A 51FFDC1C
250 - Ho-oh
437065EF 67DF37EF
251 - Celebi
4AEC27E8 A5FF1540
252 - Treecko
D9FE5FBF B09F0205
253 - Grovyle
1AA369E5 72BBA287
254 - Sceptile
673752FC D4065FA8
255 - Torchic
2F22FB72 D5887213
256 - Combusken
136BD0D6 606187D2
257 - Blaziken
FCEF6F25 3905588C
258 - Mudkip
A72262EA 7F7FD464
259 - Marshtomp
8EED2DB5 964D67F8
260 - Swampert
1A6BE162 4481A843
261 - Poochyena
7A1769D1 40699C90
262 - Mightyena
4B9FB849 14A5AA94
263 - Zigzagoon
F1F00B1F F5B3721A
264 - Linoone
EF31EC55 1417DEC6
265 - Wurmple
A83BF115 130C3917
266 - Silcoon
2244D1D6 A87DAAB7
267 - Beautifly
6DBB6131 90E40C0A
268 - Cascoon
AD5C9BC6 8E3E4C3B
269 - Dustox
7CC9941A A70E2C37
270 - Lotad
D4BE7AA5 F9CE65B8
271 - Lombre
9459FC5B 5516BE48
272 - Ludicolo
809DED68 B67856D4
273 - Seedot
DCE40F64 D45D202E
274 - Nuzleaf
BF87B744 16F7C28C
275 - Shiftry
3C703413 6B8119CC
276 - Taillow
BBB05E5B 3A3FDC85
277 - Swellow
D0B107DB 027BEBD8
278 - Wingull
C963D063 10F5AC28
279 - Pelipper
73285D38 A5A4E2BD
280 - Ralts
86C62F1D 27B0AF88
281 - Kirlia
1A2EEF24 65E331B7
282 - Gardevoir
7D45FD6B BAABF3CF
283 - Surskit
00C9CFD8 65021DD5
284 - Masquerain
A14CF5B9 0D7133A1
285 - Shroomish
3F140B0A 5937E9BE
286 - Breloom
A32B0FED 60C07CFA
287 - Slakoth
485C366A DA423D56
288 - Vigoroth
FEA287AE FFB54BB5
289 - Slaking
5D38F9C5 DAA67938
290 - Nincada
43A8378B 9EF75A96
291 - Ninjask
22DDE250 8D8EC616
292 - Shedinja
52C2D901 7344A4FA
293 - Whismur
FBC2DB33 D8FC5AC6
294 - Loudred
FE9AF7C9 14FDA298
295 - Exploud
14182A0A 79282B1B
296 - Makuhita
7B801817 11F090AA
297 - Hariyama
4D371C9E 0A2DF533
298 - Azurill
26ADB7EE 91286E09
299 - Nosepass
1442906D 473E0C26
300 - Skitty
B4015263 3D8633C6
301 - Delcatty
3088742E D89961FA
302 - Sableye
8D571791 584F1676
303 - Mawile
5F3C63E3 B673BE5E
304 - Aron
EEC41DEB 3342969F
305 - Lairon
79BE0284 FA8BF8A0
306 - Aggron
8388E07F 48E67820
307 - Meditite
0E4C4AA5 E7F532D7
308 - Medicham
063E4A1A E5A25573
309 - Electrike
3F5C8201 651A6EFD
310 - Manectric
9AA97665 37DD44B1
311 - Plusle
B135B018 4F5665D6
312 - Minun
DB37A521 AA84D2C4
313 - Volbeat
B86B39BB 97DC88B5
314 - Illumise
F75A3D1C 04A663CF
315 - Roselia
23E5A94B D21E7E80
316 - Gulpin
A86C4608 9C15E158
317 - Swalot
CA12CA9A 91D29CAF
318 - Carvanha
A9CF954D E9766F71
319 - Sharpedo
E684507C B44D6D05
320 - Wailmer
769A7373 7F6C71B8
321 - wailord
47B99235 3CAC8E1F
322 - Numel
AA1264F4 8D3DB4BE
323 - Camerupt
5166F096 A0F21E46
324 - Torkoal
42084D1D C19BB889
325 - Spoink
BF9B34C2 D768D3A9
326 - Grumpig
7FD8F8C5 BEAD0097
327 - Spinda
CDB2A8AF 7D43F8B7
328 - Trapinch
B1088C6F 3E950D4C
329 - Vibrava
4DC25E25 13510F3C
330 - Flygon
911CF1D9 1617CFE7
331 - Cacnea
E50B77C1 C220E7C0
332 - Cacturne
5BFC0B46 9DDC0643
333 - Swablu
F8AC663C 65487239
334 - Altaria
77BF3639 95EBCE8C
335 - Zangoose
F18DC227 1C86F9E4
336 - Seviper
80AFF5CB E67520AD
337 - Lunatone
3F5FE916 3075AF6E
338 - Solrock
B277605C 646BAD0D
339 - Barboach
B5BCD3CC DB08C2DA
340 - Whiscash
44DD8537 0FACB798
341 - Corphish
EFA89FA3 A3E1A789
342 - Crawdaunt
85125B29 D2CE1B37
343 - Baltoy
F20AE4A5 8B610FCA
344 - Claydol
5413C7F0 CE1DFBD5
345 - Lileep
461F0590 FCD7E05C
346 - Cradily
15C4B0A5 E98A0379
347 - Anorith
E98E6596 D6AFAB27
348 - Armaldo
6BCA1BD9 953420E2
349 - Feebas
6E805A17 D4A84889
350 - Milotic
F78C3DA6 F97B5B3D
351 - Castform
06C43F9A 7BD8363C
352 - Kecleon
74154C68 0EF0C16F
353 - Shuppet
8341095A BEE333E8
354 - Banette
EC92A4E9 B9482C67
355 - Duskull
A2E933B5 2F11EC3E
356 - Dusclops
C7A5752A B4204332
357 - Tropius
50C81E21 6119F922
358 - Chimecho
68427D4C A9059985
359 - Absol
84DDB13C BF8191AE
360 - Wynaut
CB8303C4 2D5A9910
361 - Snorunt
B0C7AEC3 524643FF
362 - Glalie
50020D7B 77627E33
363 - Spheal
E52A33D8 9E4152F7
364 - Sealeo
1CAA4FF9 CFBC38AC
365 - Walrein
AF5D5782 CEF3B5F2
366 - Clamperl
AC4037BF 03D48B47
367 - Huntail
0C724AF3 BA81EAA3
368 - Gorebyss
59D84A8F 121CD813
369 - Relicanth
A80E3734 B2245A9B
370 - Luvdisc
F12028C4 0328D5DD
371 - Bagon
D701EA4F 59B08C77
372 - Shelgon
CECF6CF9 AFA8D274
373 - Salamence
2FCB50C0 DBECD9CB
374 - Beldum
ACB05D5E 076626E0
375 - Metang
BD2BFF8F FE6AA4DB
376 - Metagross
CA6230A5 D89220E0
377 - Regirock
A72D5514 4128DA3D
378 - Regice
1A2209C5 C0228D4C
379 - Registeel
742ED98D 9B284DFA
380 - Latias
26A5F4EA 772A0B12
381 - Latios
72BAB975 7E4038A8
382 - Kyogre
16AFD4E7 E10BFB55
383 - Groudon
0002FF77 A52C0BAF
384 - Rayquaza
C5ECDE5B 0D6B09C8
385 - Jirachi
FFF032FD FAF9AFD2
386 - Deoxys
27C35F73 A8E9E879
Comments: Whew! I took some time of writing this cheat so I hope this cheat will be popular!
Creator: ChariZard , Blizzard, L-Q, L-Q The Blizzardous ChariZard.
Thanks:
Nintendo
for making Pokemon games (except the old ones becuse now is a little bit boring)so exciting.
Nintendo (again)
for makings the details and graphics so nice.
Me ()
For writing this cheat (lol)
Action Replay's creator
For making an INCREDIBLE cheat device.
I would not thank:
Nintendo for only one reason....
Why do you never put some Nintendo Events on Canada?!?!?!?!?
My sister
For pushing me all the time while I was writing this cheat.
Note for all Pokemon fans:
Pokemon Emerald will come out in May 1st!(for Canada)
Pokemon Diamond/Pearl will come out in June 2006!(for DS)(for Canada)
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Stat = ((((BaseStat x 2 + IV + EV/4) x Level) divide by 100) + 5) x nature
behold, the stat formula for attack, defense, spec. attack and special defense (the one for HP is a little different)!
now to get stuck into explaining all these numbers. the base stat is a number assigned to a stat, according to the species. like zapper said before, you cant change this stat (unless you catch another pokemon of a different species) and it hugely effects what the stat eventually turns out to be. like shuckle's speed is REALLY low because the base stat is low. the average for a base stat is 85. to find out a pokemon's base stat, go check http://www.serebii.net/index2.shtml for a list at the bottom of each page when you choose a pokemon from the drop-down menu. hey, i just got an idea! since half the stuff i'm talking about here was already done by zapper (thanks zapper!), i'll just post a link to his guide so i dont keep repeating what he said. his base stat FAQ is right here: http://www.cheat-database.info/display/singlecheat.phtml?id=36964
then times it by two (remember BODMAS!), then add the IVs. zapper's IV guide is right here (thanks again, zapper! you must have worked hard on that): http://www.cheat-database.info/display/singlecheat.phtml?id=36954
add in the EV/4 bit (for those who dont know what the / symbol means, its the same as a division symbol). remember, you MUST round this number down no matter what! go here for zapper's EV guide: http://www.cheat-database.info/display/singlecheat.phtml?id=36951
now get that number and times it by your level. simple, simple. its the reason why higher leveled pokemon have better stats.
divide by 100 and...
add five. you might need a calculator for this. [/sarcasm]
finally, times it by the nature value. this could be 1.1, 0.9, or 1, depending on whether the nature ups or lowers or doesnt effect at all your stat. go here for zapper's natures guide: http://www.cheat-database.info/display/singlecheat.phtml?id=36956
oh and the last thing you do is get the number and round it down no matter what (even if its 50.9999999, it still gets rounded down to 50).
you could make the whole calculation a lot easier if you are only interested in a pokemon's stats at level 100, when the equation becomes:
Stat = ((BaseStat x 2 + IV + EV/4) + 5) x nature
a LOT less intimidating.
and heres the formula for HP:
HP = (((BaseStat x 2 + IV + EV/4) x Level) divide by 100) + 10 + Level
just like before, round EV/4 down no matter what.
if you are only interested in a pokemon's stats at level 100, then simplify the equation to:
HP = (BaseStat x 2 + IV + EV/4) + 110
have fun working out just how huge blissey's HP can get, or how miniscule shuckle's speed can be, or whatever you want with these formulas!
special thanks to: zapper, zapper, zapper, and umm... the person who wrote gameFAQs's advanced trainers guide, who's name is egervari.
PS: thanks zapper!
coming up next: the damage formula!
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| The Weather Effects |
you probably know about the weather effects of sunny day and rain dance, plus sandstorm and hail. here are a couple extra facts:
in bright sunlight:
- fire moves get boosted by 50% (duh)
- water moves get lowered by 50% (duh)
- solarbeam needs no recharge
- thunder's accuracy drops to a dismal 50%
- synthesis, morning sun and moonlight (believe it or not, its true) heals to full
- all pokemon on the field get defrosted at the end of each turn
- pokemon with the ability 'chlorophyll' have their speed doubled
- pokemon with the 'forecast' ability (just castform) become a water type and change their appearance. hey wait a second! what if you skill swap forecast onto something and use a weather move? i gotta see this happen...
- the move weather ball becomes a fire attack and doubles in power
bright sunlight can be triggered by the move sunny day OR by groudon's ability, drought.
in a downpour:
- water moves get boosted 50% (duh)
- fire moves get lowered 50% (duh)
- solarbeam, while it still has the one-turn recharge, has its power cut in two.
- thunder's accuracy is raised to 100%
- synthesis, morning sun and moonlight heal only 25% (untested!)
- pokemon with the ability 'swift swim' get their speed doubled
- pokemon with the ability 'rain dish' recover 1/16 of their max health at the end of each turn
- pokemon with the forecast ability (just castform) become a water type and change their appearance
- the move weather ball becomes a water attack and doubles in power
rain can be triggered by the move rain dance OR by kyogre's ability, drizzle.
in a sandstorm:
- all pokemon except for rock, ground and steel types lose 1/16 of their max HP after each turn
- the move weather ball becomes a rock attack and doubles in power. shame that castform doesn't have a 'sand' form.
- pokemon with the sand veil ability gain a small amount of evasion (just as much as if you used one double team).
a sandstorm can be triggered by the move sandstorm (duh) OR by tyranitrar's ability, sand stream.
in hail:
- all pokemon except ice types lose 1/16 of their max health at the end of each turn
- the move weather ball becomes an ice attack and doubles in power
- pokemon with the forecast ability (just castform) become and ice pokemon and change their appearance.
- i THOUGHT blizzard's accuracy would become 100%, but apparently it doesnt, so yeah.
hail can only be triggered by the move hail.
well, thats all i can think of as far as weather effects go. have fun!
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| TM List |
TM01 Focus Punch
TM02 Dragon Claw
TM03 Water Pulse
TM04 Calm Mind
TM05 Roar
TM06 Toxic
TM07 Hail
TM08 Bulk up
TM09 Bullet Seed
TM10 Hidden Power
TM11 Sunny Day
TM12 Taunt
TM13 Ice Beam
TM14 Blizzard
TM15 Hyper Beam
TM16 Light Screen
TM17 Protect
TM18 Rain Dance
TM19 Giga Drain
TM20 Safeguard
TM21 Frustration
TM22 Solarbeam
TM23 Iron Tail
TM24 Thunderbolt
TM25 Thunder
TM26 Earthquake
TM27 Return
TM28 Dig
TM29 Psychic
TM30 Shadow Ball
TM31 Brick Brake
TM32 Double Team
TM33 Reflect
TM34 Shock Wave
TM35 Flamethrower
TM36 Sludge Bomb
TM37 Sandstorm
TM38 Fire Blast
TM39 Rock Tomb
TM40 Aerial Ace
TM41 Tormant
TM42 Facade
TM43 Secret Power
TM44 Rest
TM45 Attract
TM46 Thief
TM47 Steel Wing
TM48 Skill Swap
TM49 Snatch
TM50 Overheat
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| TM06-Toxic |
Probably the best poison-type move. It is quite accurate, and poisons pokemon badly. The poison damage worsens every turn, makes the foe weaker and weaker, and rapidly draining their health. Toxic is TM06, and can be obtained after defeating Koga, the Poison-Ninja Master. Many types of pokemon can learn it, but don't waste it.
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Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen
Creator: Da.G.Crew
Created: Saturday, April 9th 2005
1.1.Steps
- 2-Next thing Soothe Bell!
2.2.Soothe Bell
3.3.Helding
4.4.Pokemons
5.5.Information
6.6.E-mail
7.7.Me
8.8.Credits
9.9.Thanks
10.10.Special Thanks
11.11.No Thanks
12.12.END OF FILE
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l 1. Steps l
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Here is what you gotta do to prepare for the Soothe Bell.
First go to Lavender Town.
Second go to the Pokemon Tower
Beat ALLLLLLLLLLLL the Channelers
The Channelers:
Stair 1
Channeler 1
Level 23 Gastly
Channeler 2
Level 22 Gastly
Channeler 3
Level 24 Gastly
Stair 2
Channeler 1
Level 22 Gastly
Level 23 Gastly
Channeler 2
Level 22 Gastly
Channeler 3
Level 24 Gastly
Stair 3
Channeler 1
Level 22 Gastly
Channeler 2
Level 23 Haunter.
Channeler 3
Level 24 Gastly
Channeler 4
Level 22 Gastly
Stair 4
Channeler 1
Level 22 Gastly
Level 22 Gastly
Level 22 Gastly
Channeler 2
Level 24 Gastly
Channeler 3
Level 24 Gastly
Continue to the stair. Something will stop you.
It's a ghost...
Silph Scope will decipher it to be Marowak, the evolved form of Cubone! It
seems to be a ghost of a Pokemon Team Rocket has killed...This thing is no
joke at Level 30 with very high Attack and Defense. It's uncatchable and you
must defeat it. There's one thing though. It is a wild Pokemon, and you are
able to run if you are getting weak. Use Grass and Water type Pokemon to
quickly defeat it. Flying types are a good backup since it is immune to Ground
attacks. You must defeat Marowak to progress.
After you defeat Marowak, its soul will be settled. Walk up the staircase to
find 3 Team Rocket members who appear to be guarding something. Defeat all
of them.
Rocket 1:
Level 25 Zubat
Level 25 Zubat
a Golbat
Rocket 2: Level 25 Koffing and Drowzee
Rocket 3: Level 23 Zubats, 1 Rattata, 1 Raticate
As you defeat each member, they will leave. There will be an old man there.
Talk to him and you will discover that he is Mr. Fuji and he takes you back
to his place. He thanks you for going up there to check on him and gives you
a Pokeflute which awakens sleeping Pokemon. Remember the sleeping Pokemon
blocking the road? We can wake them now! This also wakes up Pokemon from the
sleep status in battles which saves a bunch on Awakenings.
Sorry no time to continue!
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| To Get All The Pokemon |
to get all the pokemon, you need to trade with ruby/sapphire/emerald for the 3rd generation pokemon and you need to trade with colosseum to get the 2nd generation pokemon. not to mention you need the other version (in this case leaf green) to get all the version exclusives, plus you need both ruby and sapphire to get both of THEIR version exclusives.
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To get riachi you must have defeated the elite 4 and got ruby and sapphire. You must have to gba's. Go to the direct room and go in trading. Do that with the ruby/sapphire. You'll have to go to trading.
So once you've done that you must have these in you firered pack.
Mew
Mew2
Articuno
Moltres
Zapdos
Porygon
Ruby/sapphire must have
Combusken
Any water
Oddish
Raichu
Azumarill
Marill
You must trade moltres for oddish
In the middle wehen there flying through you take the link cable out. Go back on and you'll have Riachi.
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| Togitic |
To get Togitic you have to train it to at least lv. 20 without it fainting and you cannot use exp. share or it won't work I got mine at lv. 20 and it is now lv. 100 and it's attacks are metronome, fly, solarbeam and double team.
Also if anyone knows where or if the name changing person is could you e-mail me at: rachellehillas@bigpond.com
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| Town Map |
After delivering Oak's parcel in the beginning of the game, and after listening to your rival's lame bragging, head to the house across from yours, and receive a free Town Map from Daisy.
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1st train spot:
At the bridge in Route 12, there is a Young Couple named GIA & JES use the VS. SEEKER ON THEM!
PKMNs:
JES: Nidoking Lv. 55
GIA: Nidoqueen Lv. 55
EXP POINTS:
With a traded PKMN*(in battle)*: 1573
With a traded PKMN with an EXP. SHARE*(in battle)*: 2573
With a normal PKMN*(in battle)*: 843 or 900 something
With a normal PKMN with an EXP. SHARE*(in battle)*: 1147
2nd train spot:
Down in 7th Island there is 2 Rangers next to each other.
RANGER (guy): Victreebel Lv. 55
Victreebel Lv. 55
RANGER (girl): Vileplume Lv. 55
Vileplume Lv. 55
EXP POINTS: (i forgot)
3rd train spot
The Elite Four with some PKMN holding the EXP SHARE in battle or not in battle. The PKMN will still receive EXP Points.
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Hi, my name is Andy I think you know this but for people who don't well I just figured out something .
When you look at your map go to 1 island and look down, there is a place called Treasure island all you do is when you go to 1 island go to the dock and surf left then down you will be at treasure island there are items there!
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| Try This Team |
charzarid level 100 attacks fireblast,flamethrower,wingattack,heatwave
Dragonite level 98 attacks surf,outrage,flamethrower,dragon claw
Swaperat level 85 attacks mudshot,earthquake,surf,muddywater
Blazekin 96 attacks blazekick,fire punch,flamethrower,doblekick
Lapers level 89 attacks surf,icebeam,blizzard,waterpulse
Pigeot level 96 attacks wingattack,skyattack,gust,quickattack
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| Type Tips |
This is a few of attack types are good against other types..
Fire has a high effect on Grass
Fire has a low effect on water
Water has a high effect on Fire
Water has a high effect on Ground
Water has a high effect on Rock
Water has a low effect on Ice
Grass has a high effect on Rock
Grass has a high effect on Water
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Pokemon Leaf UK-Magic Door Codes
There are 101 codes for this game.
(M)
e6a003d6
8110ddd5
56671f3a
6f4f4d6b
24c35e88
037c3033
78da95df
44018cb4
8c453d87
3332ac93
1c7b3231
b494738c
Only pick one code. Turn on AR Switch, walk through a door to change to the selected location then turn off the AR Switch. Use this code carefully.
a05a144c
078b0074
MT. MOON
5ce4089b
cee89b7e
Dock-S.S. ANNE
1f9f379c
23b8f2af
Deck-S.S. ANNE
f9b3c0d5
7c977ff2
Kitchen-S.S. ANNE
d5b05065
4546c1cc
Captains Cabin-S.S. ANNE
fe92641b
0af58fff
Policemans Cabin-S.S. ANNE
8b03a392
dbe4ed0f
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 5
66ce95bf
75bf18fc
UNDERGROUND PATH
dd144a46
25a91605
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 6
6e3c016b
cdcb459b
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 7
ae02cbc8
72612038
UNDERGROUND PATH 2
59d9580e
53e3774a
Underground Path Enterance-ROUTE 8
90e28487
393ac08c
Enterance 1-DIGLETT'S CAVE
402bcfa8
0646ba9b
Enterance 2-DIGLETT'S CAVE
9b4d1ea3
37b5780b
VICTORY ROAD
75a6c99d
a2aeb9df
ROCKET HIDEOUT
3ba87727
c0ac1137
ROCKET HIDEOUT B4F
7c15e34b
3ea3c31a
1st Floor-SILPH CO.
f8171051
a4f15e18
4th Floor-SILPH CO.
3a53a994
87652e0e
6th Floor-SILPH CO.
9950cd10
a5faac2e
8th Floor-SILPH CO.
f9984c16
9e5cfc0a
10th Floor-SILPH CO.
7e8e9551
d1f4324d
11th Floor-SILPH CO.
e4d062d2
f582393f
Pokemon Mansion-CINNABAR ISLAND
fdc624a9
ffd9bc8f
SAFARI ZONE
73cbf90b
fddb3e96
Rest House-SAFARI ZONE
758110aa
9b7581f5
Rest House 2-SAFARI ZONE
7c89a038
97154cad
Rest House 3-SAFARI ZONE
525b8f80
040a628c
Rest House 4-SAFARI ZONE
b6e9a7a5
c76ab9bd
Secret House-SAFARI ZONE
e245e666
c5340f4f
CERULEAN CAVE
a184d6ff
55b62f69
Lorelei Fight-POKEMON LEAGUE
e30156af
1f1beec6
Lance Fight-POKEMON LEAGUE
45345343
56bc85bd
Fighting Rival-POKEMON LEAGUE
9b39f593
37072778
***WARNING, the next code WILL save your game and show you the ending!*** You have been warned!
a05a144c
078b0074
Pokemon Hall Of Fame-POKEMON LEAGUE - GAME ENDS AND SAVES!
778c9b1a
2ecc238b
ROCK TUNNEL
8efe337d
3950575d
SEAFOAM ISLANDS
911db8b1
7ce40948
SEAFOAM ISLANDS 2
bc4aff82
6c4609a2
POKEMON TOWER
a3f833ea
099161d4
POKEMON TOWER 2
5480d930
57dd0987
POKEMON TOWER 3
797433ad
1fdf0ff1
POWER PLANT
ea5bb107
05e634bb
MT. EMBER
0ecca103
f5fec978
MT. EMBER 2
05e05e62
0539bf77
MT. EMBER 3
5be61c8e
c1a95a8a
MT. EMBER 4
23adaaba
a9000beb
BERRY FOREST
1d8936a3
636e0043
ICEFALL CAVE
83b9c5d5
3499d64b
ROCKET WAREHOUSE
30c52510
d08263d0
DOTTED HOLE
ec41a8b1
6522b5bb
DOTTED HOLE 2
8b13ac5a
79ece208
PATTERN BUSH
c72dde7b
a0d6e0a2
ALTERING CAVE
419bfca0
2bdd5fbd
MT. MOON 1
81c51274
0a8302c4
VIRIDIAN FOREST
3983de0e
55e2b142
NAVEL ROCK
6aadac54
a0a4b6c7
PALLET TOWN
198c6221
7a8ada0f
Moms House-PALLET TOWN
d7b8040b
6e9f280b
Nickname House-VIRIDIAN CITY
29f536dd
baad2e6d
Museum-PEWTER CITY
1e14f287
f1192262
Badge Man House-CERULEAN CITY
b3ac1fe9
d107ee30
Pokemon Center-LAVENDER TOWN
11576d99
0b90d41a
Fishing Guru House-VERMILION CITY
cef64c35
2b61f318
Celadon Dept.1F-CELADON CITY
f9b6b41b
9796fd0d
Safari Zone Enterance-FUCHSIA CITY
ec90606c
561ed6ba
Pokemon Gym-CINNABAR ISLAND
c5743827
bd565538
Pokemon Center-INDIGO PLATEAU
86624932
5d620d93
Copycat House-SAFFRON CITY
30c392a7
1ae0ea53
Viridian Forest Enterance-Route 2
16fcf91e
7a55a1ad
Pokemon Center-ROUTE 4
8c9e0090
ca889fa8
Day Care Service-ROUTE 5
c1f00895
f9dee6c1
Check Point-SAFFRON CITY
e2496021
816ac5d2
Check Point-ROUTE 7
3a8fbd87
42ae97dd
Check Point1-SAFFRON CITY
658e2e2a
7525119f
Pokemon Center-ROUTE 10
479464ed
9c6a58a1
Check Point-ROUTE 11
cd4c3b8d
8e66f381
Check Point-ROUTE 12
e799291d
ffe6dc59
Check Point-ROUTE 15
afcb1e2c
37b0d24d
HM02 House-ROUTE 16
0017550d
2d227255
Check Point-ROUTE 18
3ba63c13
a9dc0b33
Check Point-ROUTE 23
cf123c1b
0cf45d21
Teleporter House-ROUTE 25
3ee7684c
376cfa61
Old Trainers House-SEVEN ISLAND
2bd1f6a3
74013b6c
Pokemon Center-ONE ISLAND
a6a339f5
fc0adc79
Game Corner-TWO ISLAND
f4ddb7c3
8cf63aed
House-THREE ISLAND
0ab8e6f0
c46906bb
Day Care-FOUR ISLAND
6ddcdb1a
9c4a6477
Pokemon Center-FIVE ISLAND
31ba81dc
2eddf4f3
Pokemon Center-SIX ISLAND
42e779b4
b362bd37
Port-THREE ISLAND
d2059403
a109dd47
House-RESORT GORGEOUS
2a972178
2264003c
House-CAPE BRINK
1b938afe
62ee3ec9
House-WATER PATH
771aa4f0
9df5e497
Dancing Dude House-SEVAULT CANYON
28a592d9
2872dd89
2 Player Battle Arena
ec059e9d
fbed0b50
2 Player Trade Arena
97b8f6f8
c6576953
4 Player Arena
239d1647
f65d0652
4 Player Battle Arena
8d67efe1
78563733
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| Unbeatable Team |
The Best Team Ever
Lv. 100 Charizard: Dragon Claw, Earthquake, Fire Blast, Fly
Lv100 Mewtwo: Psychic, Recover, Shadowball, ???
Lv100 Venusaur: Frenzy Plant, Eaurthquake, Hyperbeam, Synthesis
Lv.100 Scizor: Steelwing, Hyper Beam, Aerial Ace, ???
Lv100 Rayquaza: Flamethrower, Surf, Dragon Claw, Fly
Lv.100 Kyogre: SheerCold, Thunderbolt, Icebeam, ??
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| Unlimited Rare Candies + Master Balls |
Do you want to get unlimited master balls and rare candies? Well get a male and a female equipe them with a master ball each. Then put them in the daycare and soon there will be a baby with a master ball. Do the same with a rare candy.
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| Unlimited Safari Time |
When you are in a patch of grass
move your d-pad up, down, left, or right making your character look around without moving your character, pokemon will attack but you wont lose "steps"
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After get the Pokéflute. Use it in battle when a Pokémon from your side is asleep. It will awake so you doesn't need "Awakening" anymore. You can use it as much as you can!
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| Walkthrough |
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Contents
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1. Version Update
2. Introduction
3. Walkthrough - Kanto
i. Game Basics
ii.Characters
A. Pallet Town - The Beginning
B. Viridian City - A Tranquil Town
c. Viridian Forest - Where bugs and Pikachu lurk
D. Pewter City - City of Hard Rock
E. Mt Moon & clefairy
F. Cerulean City - Water Power
G. Vermillion City - The Sea and the Surge
H. Rock Tunnel and Onwards
I. Lavender Town and Team Rocket
J. Celadon City - Plants, Flowers, and Grass
K. Onwards to Fuschia
L. Fuschia City
M. Saffron City and Silph Co
N. Cinnabar - The Fiery Island
O. Viridian Revisited
P. Path to Victory
Q. Elite Four
4. Walkthrough - Sevii Island
A. One Island
B. Two Island
C. Three Island
D. Four ISland
E. Five Island
F. Six Island
G. Seven Island
H. Ho-oh and Lugia
I. Deoxys
5. Miscellaneous
A. Game Corner
B. Power Plant
C. Safari Zone
D. Unknown Dungeon
E. Elite Four - Second Wave
F. Trainer Tower
G. Fossils
H. Fixing the machine
I. Move Tutors, Relearner, and Deleter
6. FAQs
7. Move Tutors
8. Type Chart
9. Obtainable Pokemon
10. TM/HM list
11. Pokemon Abilities
12. Evolution Guide
13. Breeding
14. Item Finder Guide
15. Pokemon Personality
16. Shiny Pokemon
17. Credits
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1. Version Update
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V 0.10
- Started the walkthrough
- Added in type chart
- Walkthrough for Mystery Islands added
V 0.20
- Added in the three tutored moves in Island 2
- Added in Move Tutors section
- More Detailed walkthrough of Island 1
- Added in TM/HM list section
- Kanto walkthrough is done up to Celadon City
- Added in a new sub-section of the Mystery island walkthrough.
- Added in Miscellaneous section
V 0.30
- added in more walkthrough
- Added in Unknown Dungeon
- Fixed the margin
- Fuschia Gym's guide added
- Details for Team Rocket building in Island 5 added
- New Section: Deoxys
- Walkthrough done up to Saffron City
- Added in mini explanation of the Pokedex in section 3.ii.
- Added in locations for some of the TMs
V 0.40
- Walkthrough for Elite four done
- More TM locations
- Added in New section - Pokemon abilities
- Added in Giovanni and Bill character's bio
- Added in Evolution guide
- Walkthrough up to Viridian gym's done
v 0.50
- Added in Pokemon Info about the starter
- More FAQs
- Added in graphical solution for Island 6 puzzle
- Added in location of move deleter
- Fixed the game corner price list
V 1.00
- Added in list of new features
- New sub-section - Fossil
- Fixed location of HM 06
- More move tutors
- Started with the Breeding Guide
- Added in Pokemart list for every town
- More TM locations
- Victory Road guide is done
V 1.10
- Added in info about house North of Island 5
- Guide to fix the machine added
V 1.11
- Info about trainer cards in game basics section
V 1.12
- Added info about Deoxys stats and moves
- Update the breeding section
V 1.13
- New info about Move Relearner
V 1.14
- Updated evolution sections
- Item finder guide added
- Added prizes for game corner
- Started the Personality list section
V 1.15
V 1.16
- Correction of the personality table
- New section - Shiny Pokemon
V 1.17
- Updated Obtainable Pokemon section
V 1.18
V 2.00
- Added in more details for Island One-Three
- First update for US release of the game
V 2.10
- Added in details for Island Four
- Info about the VS seeker is added in
- Updated URL of Pokemon Palace Network
- Added in little info about the Teachy TV
- Changes the name of Island 1-7 to One-Seven Islands
- Minor details of Team Rocket warehouse are added
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2. Introduction
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Nintendo has done it again! Just more than a year after the release of
Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire, it will be releasing a remake of Pokemon Red and
Green (Blue in the US) on the 29th of January in Japan. The game,
Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green might be more than just a mere remake though.
There will be some extra features, and definitely improved graphics and
gameplay. Pokemon Red and Green were the games that started it all.
Since then, many Pokemon games have been released across many Nintendo
console and handheld. Each game offering new experience and Pokemon.
However, Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green are different. It will bring
back Pokemon Red and Green, with graphics and gameplay that are
comparable to Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. There is no denying that many will
anticipate the release of this game. Older fans will certainly relish
the experience of playing Pokemon Red and Green once again. Nostalgia
which is what this game, is all about.
Below are the new features that could be found in this game:
- New advanced Graphics
- Compability with Colloseum
- Compability with Ru/Sa
- The First GBA game to support Nintendo new wireless device
- New Female Trainer
- New Islands
- Various Mini Games
- 2 on 2 battles (not really new, since it's in Ru/Sa)
- Voice Checker
- Pokemon learns different moves
- Move tutors
Difference between Fire Red/Leaf Green
- Box Arts (Charizard for Fire Leaf, Venusaur for Leaf Green)
- Obtainable Pokemon (Refer to section 9 for more details)
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3. Walkthrough - Kanto
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NOTE: This walkthrough is based on the Fire Red version of the
game. There are some differences between Fire Red and Leaf Green. This
walkthrough will try to cover both versions as far as possible.
Unfortunately, there are some areas in which this could not be done.
In order to help your search, you might want to use the Find (Ctrl+F)
feature.
i. Game Basics
Skip this section unless this is the first time that you've played
any Pokemon games. Veterans from R/B/Y and G/S/C days will find the
basic control of Fire/Leaf is more or less the same.
Here are the controls in Pokemon Fire/Leaf
Directional Pads
This is used to move around the map, or used to move to another
option of the menu.
A button
Choose this to confirm an option.
B button
This is used if you want cancel an option.
Start Button
This is used to bring in main menu on the main map.
Select Button
You can register an item and use tem easily by using the select
button. You can also re-arrange the order of moves by using this button.
An often overlooked button in the days of R/B/Y.
L and R
This button is used for Nothing. However, you can change it's function
to work like the A and B button from the setting option.
Start menu
Pokedex - This is simply your Pokedex
Pokemon - Choosing this option will list the Pokemon in your party
Bag - This will take you to your backpack where you can use your
items "Trainer Name" - This will take you to your trainer card.
(trainer status)
Below are the list of trainer card color in Pokemon Fire/Leaf
Normal - You start with this
Bronze - You get this after beating the elite four
Copper - You get this by completing the Kanto Dex
Silver - You get this by completing the National Dex
Save - Self-Explanatory
Option - Use this to cahnge the battle mode, frame styles, etc
Cancel - Self-Explanatory
Stopping evolution
Press the "B" button while your Pokemon is evolving.
Teaching Pokemon a HM/TM
Go to your pack select a TM/HM and use them to one of your
Pokemon. (Not all Pokemon may be able to learn a particular moves).
Using a HM in the field
Press A against the obstacle that you want to go through. This
works for every HM except for Flash. You could also do it manually
by going to the Pokemon status screen and the option to use HM will
appear if you check each individual Pokemon
Someone PC's (later Bill's PC)
There's an option for you here to change your PC wallpaper as well
as rename the boxes. Another useless addition to the Pokemon PC.
However, something that will interest you would be the fact that
Pokemon will be sent to the next empty boxes. In other words, you
don't have to change your PC boxes when its full. No more tearing
your hairs out when you discover your PC Box is full when you are
throwing a ball at legendary Pokemon.
Pokedex
Below are the explanations of the various menus in Pokedex.
Pokedex Type - This shows the two basic Pokedex type
- Kanto Dex - This will take you to the original R/B/Y Pokedex, the
151 original Pokemon.
- National Dex - choosing this will take you to the National Dex,
containing the entries for all 386 Pokemon.
Field - Show the terrain in which a Pokemon could be found
- Grass
- Forest
- Lake
- Sea
- Cave
- Mountain
- Field
- Town
- Legendary
Sort - This will give you the option to sort out your Pokedex
- Alphabet - List Pokemon according to their alphabetical order
- Type - List Pokemon by their types
- Weight - List out the Pokemon according to their weight
- Height - List out the Pokemon by their height
Exit - Self explanatory
ii. Character Guide
Main Character (Boy)
From: Pallet Town
The hero of the game. Lives in Pallet Town
Main Character (Girl)
From: Pallet Town
The hero of the game. Lives in Pallet Town
Rival
From Pallet Town
The hero's main rival. Grandson of Professor Oak and your final
challenger in Pokemon Leauge.
Pokemon: Alakazam, Pidgeot, Arcanine, Eggxecutor, Gyarados, One
of the starter
Professor Oak
From: Pallet Town
A Pokemon researcher, and the inventor of the Pokedex. He will
give the main character a starting Pokemon. His grandson is the
main character's rival.
Pokemon: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle
Bill
From: route 24
The inventor of Pokemon storage system. The Pokemon storage
sytem in POkemon center is named after him. He is the person that
will take you to the mystery island after you've beaten the
Cinnabar gym.
Giovanni
From: Viridian City
Head of the evil organisation Team Rocket, as well as Viridian
city gym leader. In teh course of the game, you'll battle him
thrice.
Pokemon: Nidoking, Dugtrio, Persian, Rhydon, Nidoqueen
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A. Pallet Town - The Beginning
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The adventure begins. You start out in your room. Before you go down
the stairs, you might want to take out a potion out of your PC. Now,
head down the stairs and out of the house. If you tried to go to the lab,
you'll find out that Professor Oak is not in the lab, and only your soon
to be rival. (for convenience sake we shall call the rival as Blue from
now on).Now head north out of the town to Route 1. Before you can proceed
any further, you'll be stopped by none other than Professor Oak. He will
tell you to follow him to the laboratory.
Here, Professor Oak would give two pokemon for both you and Blue. You
may pick first. Head to the table with three pokeballs on it. On the left,
is Bulbasaur a grass Pokemon. On the middle is Squirtle a water Pokemon,
on the right is Charmander a fire Pokemon. After choosing your starter,
it is your rival's turn to pick his starter. Now that both of you are
done, head for the exit. Here Blue will tell you that he wants to battle
you.
Rival Battle #1
If you choose Bulbasaur:
Blue Pokemon: Charmander lvl 5
If you choose Charmander:
Blue Pokemon: Squirtle lvl 5
If you choose Squirtle:
Blue Pokemon: Bulbasaur lvl 5
This battle shouldn't be too hard. That potion you picked up from the PC
will help greatly for this battle. There arenn't really any strategies
involved for this battle, since both your pokemon and Blue's Pokemon
only knew the basic attack. (Tackle, Scratch, etc). If you win, your
Pokemon will gain a level.
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The Starters
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Below are the moves that the starter learn:
Bulbasaur lvl 16 (Grass/Poison)
Tackle -
Growl 4
Leech Seed 7
Vine Whip 10
Poisonpowder 15
Sleep Powder 15
Razor Leaf 20
Sweet Scent 25
Growth 32
Synthesis 39
Solarbeam 46
Ivysaur lvl 32 (Grass/Poison)
Razor Leaf 22
Sweet Scent 29
Growth 38
Synthesis 47
Solarbeam 56
Venusaur (Grass/Poison)
Growth 41
Synthesis 53
Solarbeam 65
Charmander lvl 16 (fire)
Scratch -
Growl -
Ember 7
Metal Claw 13
Smokescreen 19
Scary Face 25
Flamethrower 31
Slash 37
Dragon Rage 43
Fire Spin 49
Charmeleon lvl 36 (Fire)
Smokescreen 20
Scary Face 27
Flamethrower 34
Slash 41
Dragon Rage 48
Fire Spin 55
Charizard (Fire/Flying)
Wing Attack 36
Slash 44
Dragon Rage 54
Fire Spin 64
Squirtle lvl 16 (Water)
Tackle -
Tail Whip 4
Bubble 7
Withdraw 10
Water Gun 13
Bite 18
Rapin Spin 23
Protect 28
Rain Dance 33
Skull Bash 40
Hydro Pump 47
Wartortle lvl 36 (Water)
Bite 19
Rapin Spin 25
Protect 31
Rain Dance 37
Skull Bash 45
Hydro Pump 53
Blastoise (Water)
Rain Dance 42
Skull Bash 55
Hydro Pump 68
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Now you've beaten/defeated by Blue, it's time to get starting with
your Pokemon adventures. Head North out of the town to route 1. This
route is a short one, and there are no trainers at all. You may want to
battle the wild Pokemon and levelled up your Pokemon a few level. Soon
you'll arrive at Viridian City.
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B. Viridian City - A Tranquil Town
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Not much you can do here at the moment. The gym is closed, and there's
an old man blocking your way at north of the city. Head to the Pokemart.
The shopkeeper will tell you that he has a package to be delivered to
Professor Oak. Now, head back to Pallet town through route 1. Go to the
Professor laboratory, and gives the packgage to Professor Oak. In return,
he'll give you a Pokedex. Before you could leave, a familiar face pops
in. It's none other than Blue. He is also given a Pokedex by the old
professor. Now that you have the Pokedex with you, it's time to capture
some Pokemon. In addition to that, Professor Oak will give you the Teachy
TV. It contains all the basic information about Pokemon game.Unless you
are completely new to Pokemon, this item is almost redundant. Talk to one
of the professor aides to get 5 free Pokeballs. Alternatively, you can
buy them at Viridian PokeMart at the price of P200.
Pokemart|
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Viridian Pokemart - Item list |
Pokeball 200 |
Potion 300 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
- -----------------------------
Whether you decided to train or catch some Pokemon, head back to the
Viridian City. Head West to pay a visit to the Pokemon Leauge building.
There's nothing you can do here at the moment, since you have no badges
yet. However, there will be abother battle against Blue.
Rival Battle#2
Pokemon:
If you choose Bulbasaur:
Pidgey lvl 9
Charmander lvl 10
If you choose Charmander:
Pidgey lvl 9
Squirtle lvl 10
If you choose Squirtle:
Pidgey lvl 9
Bulbasaur lvl 10
Your level should be as high as his Pokemon at this moment. This battle
shouldn't be a problem. Now Head back to Viridian City. Head North,
and you'll find the old man has awaken from his sleep. Talk to him and
he'll show you how to capture a Pokemon. In any case head North to Route
2. You'll arrive in Viridian Forest in no time.
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C. Viridian Forest - Where bugs and Pikachu lurk
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As you enter the forest, you'll see a short cutscene from 1st
perspectives. Viridian Forest contains a lot of bug Pokemon, and in
addition of that you can also capture a Pikachu. You might want to
consider capturing it for later. From here, head to your right and
continue on north. There will be some trainers along the way. (mostly
bug catcher). The forest are pretty straightforward, and you shouldn't
be lost in it. Head for the exit and you'll end up in the other end of
route 2. Head North and soon you'll arrive in Pewter City.
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D. Pewter City - City of Hard Rock
==================================
Head for the Pokemon Center to heal your Pokemon. By this time your
starter should be at least more than level 10. Any lower than that, I
would suggest to level it up. Go to the Pokemart and stock up on
potions, etc
Pokemart|
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Pewter Pokemart - Item list |
Pokeball 200 |
Potion 300 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Awakening 250 |
Burn Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Repel 350 |
- ---------------------------
You can go for the gym now, or you might fancy taking a look around
the town, there's a museum in the city. Once you're done with the
sightseeing, it's time for some serious business. Head for the Pewter
Gym, and face the junior trainer. You shouldn't be having any
problems defeating him if your levels are high enough. Now, talk to
the gym leader and a battle will ensue.
Pewter Gym jr Trainer
Pokemon:
Geodude level 10
Sandshrew level 11
Pewter Gym Leader Brock
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Geodude | 12 |
| Onix | 14 |
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This battle isn't a hard one. If you choose Bulbasaur/Squirtle you
have type advantages here. Using your starter alone should be sufficient
here. If you win the battle, Brock will give you TM 39 Rock Tomb. In
addition to that, you will be given a TM case as well.
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The TM Case is one of the new features in this game. Unlike in previous
games where you have a specific sections in your backpack for TMs and
HMs, your backpack in Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green is divided into three
sections. You have the general items backpack for your potions and
Rare Candies. The Balls section for all your Pokeball, and lastly the key
items section where it contains the items necessary to progress in the
game. The TM Case could be found here after you've obtained it. The TM
case will allow you to store TM and HM. To use the TM case, just go to
the key items section in your backpack, and choose the TM case.
=========================================================================
Now heal your Pokemon and head East to route 3. There's another
Professor Oak's aide there. He will give you a running shoes. The running
shoes will enable you to srint through terrains. It can be used
everywhere except inside buildings. To use the running shoes, hold the "B"
button and press the directional pad. Here in route 3, you'll find some
trainers. Go through the Northern part of the route, and fight the trainers
while you're building up your Pokemon levels. Continue on until you see a
Pokemon Center. Here, heal your Pokemon for there is another cave ahead.
there's a man selling a Magikarp for a "mere" 500 poke. a ripoff,
considering Magikarp knew nothing but splash. Of course, if you have the
time to train it until it evolves, the investment is worthwhile. In any case
it's time to head for Mt Moon.
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E. Mt Moon & Clefairy
======================
It's now time to enter Mt Moon. From entrance, head up and turn right.
Continue going right until you come to a junction. Take the left path
until you can't go anymore, and go down. You will see a ladder leading
down here, but do not go down. Go pass the ladder, and continue to
follow the path. You should see another ladder with a hiker circling
around it. Now use this ladder to go down.
From here, follow the path until you see another ladder. You'll end up
in a bigger chamber now. Head down the stairs that you see when you emerge
from the ladder. There should be a team rocket there. Now, go up the
stairs and continue along the path. There aren't any junctions and turns
along the way, so just follow the path until you saw another member of
team rocket. You're left with no choice but to defeat him this time.
Defeat him and proceed on straight. There's a hidden moonstone on the
dead-end on the right. Anyway, go straight and fight the super nerd
guarding the two fossils.
Super Nerd
Battle:
Grimer lvl 12
Voltorb lvl 12
Koffing lvl 12
An easy battle, if you have Sandshrew, or even Nidoking. Ground attack
works well for Grimer and Voltorb. In my opinion, this battle is even
easier than the previous team rocket battle. you should have no problem
handling the super nerd.
After you've beaten the super nerd, you could have one of the two
fossils. The Dome fossil could be regenerated into Kabuto and the Helix
fossil could be turned into an Omanyte. To revive these two fossils, head
to Cinnabar Island. After you've picked up one of the fossils, head left,
down the stairs and down the ladder. Continue on, and soon you'll emerge
in route 4.
From here, it doesn't matter which way you go. However, you might want
to head for your right. There are two blackbelts there which could teach
your Pokemon Mega Punch and Mega Kick. In any case, head East until you
arrive at the next town - Cerulean City
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F. Cerulean City - Water Power
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Heal your Pokemon, and stock up your items. After that, head for
the gym.
Pokemart|
- -----------------------------
Cerulean Pokemart - Item list |
Pokeball 200 |
Super Potion 700 |
Potion 300 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Awakening 250 |
Burn Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Repel 350 |
- -----------------------------
If you've captured a Pikachu earlier this battle would be perfect
for it. The gym itself is pretty straightforward, there aren't any
puzzles here. Fight the two junior trainers, and once you're done
with them it's time to fight Misty.
Swimmer (M)
Pokemon:
Horsea level 16
Shellder level 16
Cerulean Gym Jr Trainer
Pokemon:
Goldeen lvl 19
Cerulean Gym Leader Battle: Misty
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Staryu | 18 |
| Starmie | 21 |
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Two words: Water Pulse. That's pretty much sums up what you are going
to face. The Water Pulse attack would be your biggest trouble against
them. Staryu is relatively easy, but Starmie is a challenge even for
Electric Pokemon if you haven't levelled up enough. Bulbasaur users
shouldn't find much problem, although it's good luck to Charmander users
if they didn't levelled up high enough. Take no chance and use your
strongest attack everytime. After the battle, Misty will give you the
Cascade badge as well as TM 03 - Water Pulse.
Now you're done with the gym leader, it's time to head north to the
Nugget Bridge. Here, you'll fight your rival once more.
Rival Battle # 3
Pokemon:
If you choose Bulbasaur:
Pidgeotto level 17
Rattata level 15
Abra level 16
Charmander level 18
If you choose Charmander:
Pidgeotto level 17
Rattata level 15
Abra level 16
Squirtle level 18
If you choose Squirtle:
Pidgeotto level 17
Rattata level 15
Abra level 16
Bulbasaur level 18
Nothing too hard here. Pidgeotto could be challenge, but Ratatta and
Abra could be taken care of quite easily. As for your rival's starter,
you should have no problem if you have a Pokemon with type advantage
over them. If you managed to defeat him, you'll get the voice checker.
It could be found in the key items section of your bag.
It's time for the Nugget Bridge challenge now. You'll fight 5 trainers
here. (not consecutively). they should be taken care of quite easily,
considering you make it this far. At the end of the nugget bridge, you'll
be awarded a nugget. Useless, but it could sell for 5000 in the Pokemart.
From the Nugget bridge. Head eastward. There will be a kind of mini maze
here with some trainers. You should have no problem getting past them.
Moves on until you see a house. It's Bill House. The path behind the
house is gone in this game though, so no Bulbasaur Garden, Charmander
Field, and Squirtle Lake;). Once you enter the house, you'll see a
Clefairy. Talk to it, and it will tell you that he is actually a human
(yeah right). In any case, heas for the PC. You have no choice but to
help him this time. Soon, a human pops up from the transporter machine
- It's Bill!. As a reward for your help, he'll give you the S.S. Ticket.
Time for the high seas now.
Head back to Cerulean City, go to the house at the North-Eastern corner
of the city. Earlier, you might have notice that a policeman was
blocking the way. Go inside the ransacked house, and go out through the
back door. Here you will fight another Team Rocket member. If you
managed to defeat him, you'll get Tm 28 - Dig.
Team Rocket Battle
Pokemon:
Machop level 17
Drowzee level 17
Head south alongside the town to route 5 now. Continue going south
until you see a small building on the right. This is the underground pass
to Vermillion City. Head down the underground pass, and you'll find
yourself in route 6. There not much to do in this route. There's some
wild Pokemon and a few trainers. In any case head south until you arrive
in a city.
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G. Vermillion City - The Sea and the Surge
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First thing first, you'll notice that you can't go to the gym. You'll
need to have to teach your Pokemon cut HM. Now, head to the dock for the
SS Anne. If you've gotten the SS ticket from Bill earlier, you should be
able to enter the ship. Once you eter the S.S. Anne, head left and take
the stairs down. From here head down until you can't go any further and
head right. Soon, you'll meet your rival once more, and another battle
will ensue.
Rival Battle # 4
Pokemon:
If you choose Bulbasaur
Pidgeotto level 19
Raticate leve l 16
Kadabra level 17
Charmeleon level 20
If you choose Charmander
Pidgeotto level 19
Raticate leve l 16
Kadabra level 17
Wartortle level 20
If you choose Squirtle
Pidgeotto level 19
Raticate leve l 16
Kadabra level 17
Ivysaur level 20
After the battle head straight to the captain's dock. Here, you'll see
the captain vomiting to a trash bin. Walk up to him and talk to him.
He'll be grateful for you helping him and as a reward HM 01 is now
yours. You might want to stick in the ship a little bit longer, since
if you leave now, the ship will set sails. Once you're done, get off
the ships and watch as the SS.Anne sails away.
Before you proceed any further, you might want to visit the Pokemon
Center. Here, there's a girl by the counter. Talk to her to get the
VS seeker, The VS seeker is one of the new features in this game. By
using this device, you will be able to battle trainers you have fought
previously. To use this device, go to your key items pack and select
VS seeker near a trainer. Talk to the trainer again, and you'll be
able to fight them again. There are no limit on the number of times
you can use this device, although each usages require you to walk
100 steps to recharge it.
Now that you've got the HM 01. You can cut away the tree blocking
Vermillion gym. Head for the gym and defeat the junior trainers.
The Gym Leaders room are blocked by two rays of lasers though. To get
past to the room you need to press the switch that could be found in
the trash bins filling the gym. The location are random, but the second
switch is always next to the first switch. Bearing this in mind, it
should be easier to solve the puzzle. Once you're done, head to the
gym leader room and talk to Lt Surge.
Sailor
Pokemon:
Pikachu Level 21
Pikachu Level 21
Engineer
Pokemon:
Voltorb Level 21
Magnemite Level 21
Gentleman
Pokemon:
Pikachu Level 23
Gym Leader Battle: Lt Surge
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Voltorb | 21 |
| Pikachu | 18 |
| Raichu | 24 |
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Ground or Rock attacks work best here. Overall, the battle isn't really
that hard. You'll be given the Thunderbadge and TM 24 - Thunderbolt
once you defeat Lt Surge. Now with three badges in your hand its time
to head for the next town. However, before you leave make sure you check
out the Pokemon Fan Club HQ at the Western part of the city. Talk to
its president, and you'll be given a bike coupon that you can exchange
for a bike in Cerulean Bike Shop. Beside the Pokemon Fan Club, there's
a little girl who want to trade a Farfetch D for Spearow. Lastly, stock
up on potions and other healing items.
Pokemart|
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Vermillion Pokemart - Item list |
Pokeball 200 |
Super Potion 700 |
Potion 300 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Awakening 250 |
Ice Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Repel 350 |
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H. Rock Tunnel and Onwards
===========================
Now, it's time to head for the Rock Tunnel. Before that though, head
east from Vermillion City to route 11. You'll see a cave here - Diglett
cave, full of Diglet and Dugtrio. Go through the tunnel, and you'll end
up in route 2 again. Head South and enter a building. You'll see another
Professor's aide there. Talk to him, and if you've captured 10 or more
Pokemon he'll give you HM 05 - Flash.
Now that you've gotten Flash, make your way back to Cerulean City.
Exchange the bike coupon for a bike if you want. Head East to route 9,
and keep going on east fighting the trainers along the way until you see
a Pokemon Center. Heal your Pokemon, and make sure that you teach Flash
to one of your Pokemon. In this Pokemon Center, you will see another
Professor Aide. If you have more than 20 POkemon, he'll give you an
everstone which is a hold item to prevent your Pokemon from evolving
Now it's time to head for Rock Tunnel.
Rock Tunnel
First Floor
Head South passing through the scientist, and follow the path, go down
the ladder.
Basement 1
Head down and turn left. Now, keep on walking and turn at the first
junction you see. Follow the path and you should see a ladder. Climb the
ladder
First Floor (part II)
Here, just go down and around the room. You should be able to see the
ladder you should climb down.
Basement 1 (part II)
Keep on heading east until you can go no further. Now head North
passing through another scientist. Climb the ladder up.
First Floor (Part III)
Head down, and go east, you should be able to find the exit of the
cave.
Just continue on along the route, and soon you'll arrive at Lavender
Town.
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I. Lavender Town and Team Rocket
==================================
Lavender Town is the home to the Pokemon Tower, a Pokemon cemetery. If
you try to enter the tower at this moment, you will only meet ghosts
there. We need an item to identify them before you can proceed through.
Pokemart|
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Lavender Pokemart - Item list|
Great Ball 600 |
Super Potion 700 |
Revive 500 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Ice Heal 250 |
Burn Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Super Repel 500 |
- ----------------------------
Exit the town through the Western exit to route 8. Continue going west
until you see one of those guard houses. Like those in Vermillion and
Cerulean, the guards won't allow you to pass through. So head Nort hand
enter the underground pass. Once youemerge from the underground pass,
you'll be in route 7. Celadon City is just a short distance away.
Once you're in Celadon City, heal your pokemon. Head to the center of
the town and enterthe game corner. Here, talk to the Team Rocket
members standing by the poster. He will fight you. Defeat him, and
proceed to press a hidden switch in the poster. a staircase in your
right will open.
Game Corner Basement
Head for Basement 3 now. Go left and you'll see a mini puzzle. Make
your way to the end of the puzzle, and take the stairs down to Basement
four. Here, go to the north-western part of the room. You'll see a team
rocket member here. Defeat him and he'll give you the lift key. Now
that you have the lift key, head back to Basement 2. There's another
puzzle similar to the puzzle that you encountered in basement 3. Make
your way to the end of the puzzle, and now that you have the lift key,
you can take the lift to basement 4. Once you steps out in basement 4,
you'll see two rocket guards standing by a locked door. Defeat them to
open the door. Head straight to face Giovanni, the leader of team
rocket. Once you've beaten Giovanni, you'll get the Silph Scope.
Now that you've gotten the Silph Scope, it's time to head back to
Lavender Town and rescue Mr.Fuji. Head back to the underground pass and
back to Lavender. Once you're in Lavender Town, heal your Pokemon and
make your way to the tower.
Pokemon Tower
First Floor
Nothing here, just a few people and the counter. Head for the stairs
to level 2
Second Floor
Once you try to continue, someone will come and interrupt you. It's
none other than your rival. Prepare your Pokemon for another rival
battle.
Rival Battle 5
If Bulbasaur is your starter
Pokemon:
Pidgeotto level 25
Gyarados level 23
Eggxecute level 23
Kadabra level 20
Charmeleon level 25
If Charmander is your starter
Pokemon:
Pidgeotto level 25
Growlithe level 23
Eggxecute level 23
Kadabra level 20
Wartortle level 25
If Squirtle is your starter
Pokemon:
Pidgeotto level 25
Gyarados level 23
Growlithe level 23
Kadabra level 20
Ivysaur level 25
Defeat him, and head left to go to the third floor.
Third Floor
Just head to your right for another staircase leading to the fourth
floor. You may want to battle the trainers along the way. There is
also an escape rope here.
Fourth Floor
Head right for another staircase. There are Ether and awakening here.
Grab them if you need.
Fifth Floor
Head right for the staircase. There's a square where you can heal
your Pokemon. Heal your Pokemon and proceed.
Sixth Floor
Head up and go aroung to the left. Once you reached a staircase, you'll
be taken into a battle against Ghost Marowak. Take note that you can't
capture this Marowak. After you've defeated the ghost Marowak, head
for the seventh floor.
Seventh Floor
There will be three rocket grunts along the way. Defeat them and talk
to Mr Fuji. You'll be transported to his house in Lavender Town after
the conversation. For your rewards in rescuing him, you'll be given a
pokeflute. Put that pokeflute aside for a while now. It's
time to head for Celadon city for the fourth badge.
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J. Celadon City - Plants, Flowers, and Grass
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As mentioned previously, head for Celadon City. You can go for the gym
now, but there are more things to do at the moment. First of all, Celadon
City is the home of the biggest Pokemart in Kanto region. You can buy
many items that are not on sale elsewhere. There are the elemental stone
that you'll need to evolve some Pokemon. Below are the price list for
the Pokemart.
Pokemart|
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Celadon Pokemart 2nd floor - Top counter|
TM 05 1500 |
TM 15 7500 |
TM 28 2000 |
TM 31 3000 |
TM 43 3000 |
TM 45 3000 |
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Pokemart|
- ------------------------------------------
Celadon Pokemart 2nd floor - Bottom counter|
Great Ball 600 |
Super Potion 700 |
Revive 500 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Awakening 250 |
Ice Heal 250 |
Burn Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Super Repel 500 |
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Pokemart|
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Celadon Pokemart 4th floor|
Pokedoll 1000 |
Retro Mail 50 |
Fire Stone 2100 |
Thunder Stone 2100 |
Water Stone 2100 |
Leaf Stone 2100 |
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Pokemart|
- ---------------------------------------
Celadon Pokemart 5th floor - Top Counter|
Hp Up 9800 |
Protein 9800 |
Iron 9800 |
Carbos 9800 |
Calcium 9800 |
Zinc 9800 |
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Pokemart|
- ------------------------------------------
Celadon Pokemart 5th floor - Bottom counter|
Great Ball 600 |
Super Potion 700 |
Revive 500 |
Antidote 100 |
Paralyz Heal 200 |
Awakening 250 |
Ice Heal 250 |
Burn Heal 250 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Super Repel 500 |
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Pokemart|
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Celadon Pokemart Rooftop - Vending Machines|
Fresh Water 200 |
Soda Pop 300 |
Lemonade 350 |
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In addition to that, the game corner also provides some elusive prizes,
items and Pokemon alikes. The game corner is the only way to get Porygon.
The Celadon Mansion is another interesting building. Talk to the woman
on first floor to get a key items that will let you to go pass the
guard at Saffron city. If you tried to enter the mansion from the back
door and climb up to the rooftop, you'll be able to get Eevee. There are
also two move tutors in Celadon City. One could be found in the third
floor of the Pokemart. You can get him to teach your Pokemon Counter.
The other move tutors could be found in the house in front of the game
corner. Talk to him and he'll teach your Pokemon Softboiled.
After you've done all the necessary thing, it's time to head for the
gym. Head to the southof the city. There will be a small tree that
could be cut. Use cut, and make your way to the gym.
The gym itself contains a lot of junior trainers. You might want to
battle them for some experience. Remember to stock up on the Antidotes
and paralyze heal though, or you'll be making continous trip back to
Pokemon Center. Erika the gym leader could be found in the middle of
the gym. Once you're done with all the preparations, talk to her.
Gym Leader Battle
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Victrebell | 24 |
| Tangela | 24 |
| Vileplume | 29 |
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Burn them if you have any fire Pokemon with you. If you've captured
a Growlithe earlier, take advantage of its ember attack. Alternatively
you can use psychic Pokemon for both Victreebell and Vileplume, since
they are also Poison Pokemon. Once you've beaten Erika, she'll give
you the fourth badge and a TM. With four badges in your hand, it's
time to head for Fuschia City for fifth badge. Before you leave the
city, you might want to visit the house in route 16 (acessible by
Cut) to get HM 02 - Fly. Fly will allow you to fly to all Pokemon
Centers that you've visited.
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K. Onwards to Fuschia
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From Celadon, there are two ways to go to Fuschia City. The first way is
going by the cycling road. You need a bicycle for this. The other and
the harder way, is to go south of Lavender town and travel through the
coast to Fuschia City.
If you choose to travel by the cycling road, read here:
From Celadon City, head west to route 16. Here you will notice a
sleeping Pokemon. Remember the Poke Flute from Mr Fuji earlier. Now with
Poke Flute, you can awaken this sleeping Pokemon. Approach the sleeping
Pokemon and use the Poke Flute you'll be taken to a battle with level 30
Snorlax. You need to either defeat/capture it to proceed with the game.
I would recommend capturing it, since there are only two Snorlax in the
game. After you defeat the Snorlax enter the house. If you've no bicycle,
the guard will not allow you to pass. In any case, exit the house and
you'll end up in cycling road. It's a breeze from here to Fuschia City.
The road goes downhill, and just keep riding southwards, and soon
you'll end up in Fuschia City.
If you choose the hard way:
Make your way to Lavender town, and from here head south to go to route
12. Here, just keep walking on the dock. Head south, fighting the
trainers along the way. Eventually, your way will be blcoked by a
sleeping Pokemon - Snorlax. If you remember, you've gotten a pokeflute
from Mr Fuji earlier. Use it against this sleeping Pokemon, and it will
wake up and attack you.
Pokemon Battle
Pokemon:
Snorlax lvl 30
This Pokemon is one of the two snorlax available in the game. You can
only catch or defeat it. Use some fighting Pokemon to deal the damage.
Status ailments will also come in handy if you want to capture this
Pokemon. Once you're done, keep heading south until you see a house.
This is the house of a fisherman. Talk to him, and he'll give you the
super rod. Super rod is the best rod in this game, and with this you'll
be able to capture most of the water Pokemon in the sea or lake. Now,
keep on heading south until you can go no more. From here, head west and
you should find yourself, in a maze-like area.
The maze shouldn't be hard to figure out. Once you get out of the maze,
head south and head wes tto route 15. From here, keep on heading west
fighting the trainers along the way until you see another city gate that
leads to Fuschia City.
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L. Fuschia City and Safari Zone
================================
Welcome to Fuschia City, home to Safari Zone. For more details about
the Safari Zone, check out the miscellaneous section of this walkthrough.
Beside the Pokemon Center, is the home of the move Deleter. If you want
to delete a move make sure you pay him a visit.
Meanwhile, below are the Pokemart list
Pokemart|
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Fuschia Pokemart - Item List|
Ultra Ball 1200 |
Great Ball 600 |
Super Potion 700 |
Revive 1500 |
Full Heal 600 |
Max Repel 700 |
- ----------------------------
In any case, head for the gym at the southern part of the town. The gym
is a tricky one. There's invisible wall all around the gym. You'll need
to configure your way through these invisible walls. Try to go around
the room from the right. The trainers could serve as a markers. In any
case you should reach Koga soon.
Fuschia Gym Leader Battle: Koga
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Koffing | 37 |
| Muk | 39 |
| Koffing | 37 |
| Weezing | 43 |
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This could prove to be a tricky battle. Psychic Pokemon is your best
bet against Koga. Ground attack will not work against Koffing and
Weezing due their abilities - Levitate, which made them immune to
ground attacks. Also, watch out for their self-destruct which could
hurt you if you only rely on one single Pokemon. To be save, get some
revives and antidotes for this battle. One or two good Psychic Pokemon
will be enough to win you the badge. Once you defeated Koga, he'll
give you the soul Badge as well as the most effective poisoning move
in the form of TM 06 - Toxic
After you've beaten Koga, now you could use Surf outside battle. Now
its time to find the HM. Now, head for the safari Zone. Look out for
the surfer's house (it's deep inside the safari zone). While you're at
the safari zone, also remember to pick up a Gold Teeth. Once you've
found the surfer house, enter, talk to him and HM 03 - Surf will be yours.
Now that you've gotten surf, it's time to get another HM. Now head for
the warden house at the Eastern part of the city. Remember the Gold tooth
you picked earlier. If you give it to him, he'll give you HM 04 strength
in exchange for the gold tooth. Now you have HM04 - Strength, you can
move boulders. Also, in the warden house there is a pokeball which is
inacessible earlier because of the boulder. Move the boulder using
strength, and get the pokeball for a rare candy. Make sure you check
out the house beside the waden's. Here, talk to the fisherman for good
rod which will enable you to capture better water Pokemon.
Now, the game could be pretty much non-linear. With surf, you can go
for Cinnabar Island or you can go to Saffron City. In order to keep
things simple, we'll go to Saffron first.
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M. Safron city and Silph Co
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If you haven't get the key items from the woman in Celadon Mansion
earlier, it's time to get it. Once you've gotten the items, head to the
one of the Saffron gates. Here, the guards will ask you whether you will
give him a drink (the key items). Afterwards, he will let you pass.
You've arrived at Saffron City, the biggest city in the game. If you go
North, you'll notice that there are two gyms here. However only the
psychic gym will give you the badge. At the moment, there are team rocket
member blocking the way to the psychic gym. Now you have the choice
whether you want to go to Fighting Dojo or head straight to Silph Co.
Before that, you might want to check out the Pokemart:
Pokemart|
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Saffron Pokemart - Item List|
Ultra Ball 1200 |
Hyper Potion 1200 |
Revive 1500 |
Full Heal 600 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Max Repel 700 |
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If you choose to go to the Fighting Dojo, bring some Psychic and Flying
Pokemon around. Here, there are 4 junior trainers. You will fight two of
the trainers each time consecutively. Once you're done with the trainers,
talk to the leader and a batlle will start.
Fighting Dojo Leader
Pokemon:
Hitmonlee lvl 30
Hitmonchan lvl 30
With Psychic/Flying Pokemon of sufficient level, this battle isn't hard
at all. If you're using flying Pokemon, beware of Hitmonchan thunderpunch.
For beating the leader, you'll be given a reward. A choice of either a
Hitmonlee or a Hitmonchan of your own.
Now, it's time to take care of Team Rocket. Head for the Silph Co
building now, the biggest building in the city. This building is full
of Team Rocket. Your ojective is to rescue the company's president. There
are 11 floor in this building, but you can't go directly to the 11th
floor. First of all, you need to get the card key in order to open some
of the doors. To get the Card Key, head to the 5th floor using the lift.
From here, go left and down all the way until you see a warp spot. Defeat
the scientist, and go past the warp, but not using it. Head to your right
and you should find an item containing a card key. Now that you've gotten
the card key, you'll be able to open up the door. Just walk around the
building for some cool items (Carbos, Protein, Calcium, etc). If you want
to save time, you might want to check out floor 8 where you can heal your
pokemon by sleeping one bed. Now it's time to continue. Head for the third
floor. Here, go down, and open the door using your card key. On the first
room, go to the warp tile and use it. You'll end up in the 7th floor,
where you can see a Silph Co employee together with the rival. If you
haven't fully healed your Pokemon yet, go back to level 8 and heal. Once
you've done this, it's time to face your rival.
Rival Battle 6
Pokemon:
If you choose Bulbasaur:
Pidgeot lvl 37
Gyarados lvl 35
Eggxecute lvl 35
Alakazam lvl 35
Charizard lvl 40
If you choose Charmander:
Pidgeot lvl 37
Growlithe lvl 35
Eggxecute lvl 35
Alakazam lvl 35
Blastoise lvl 40
If you choose Squirtle:
Pidgeot lvl 37
Growlithe lvl 35
Gyarados lvl 35
Alakazam lvl 35
Venusaur lvl 40
After you manage to defeat your rival, talk to the Silph Co employee.
He'll give you Lapras a water Pokemon at leve l 25. Now, go to the other
warp spot. Use it, and you'll be transported to level 11. Here, there
will be a team rocket members, which you have no choice but to battle.
Once you defeat him, open the door and get ready to face Giovanni once
more.
Team Rocket Battle: Giovanni
Pokemon:
Nidorino lvl 37
Rhyhorn lvl 37
Kangaskhan lvl 37
Nidoqueen lvl 41
Bring some Fighting and Psychic pokemon here. Psychic will come in
handy against Nidorino and Nidoqueen. A good fighting Pokemon should
be able to dismantle Rhyhorn and Kangasjhan easily. Now that you've
beaten Giovanni, talk to the president of Silph Co. As a reward for
saving Silph Co, he'll give you a Master Ball. Master Ball will allow
you to capture any Pokemon. It will definitely come handy against
the legendary Pokemon.
With Team Rocket taken care of, it's time to get back to track for
becoming a Pokemon master. It's time for the 6th badge. Head back to
the Psychic gym, you'll notice that you can go in now.
Here, you need to use the warp spot to reach Sabrina the gym leader.
Here is the way to do it. From the entrance, there is only one warp
point, so go there and use it. You'll end up in the South-Eastern
warp of a room. Now head left to the South-Western warp of the room.
Now you'll find yourself in a North-Eastern warp. Head to the South-
Western corner of the room again, and use the warp to transport
yourself to a south-eastern warp in another warp. Head up to take
the North-Eastern warp point. Here, you'll find yourself in the north
- eastern warp point in another room. Head to the South-West corner
of the room and use the warp point. Now you should be transported
to the gym leader's room.
Gym Leader Battle: Sabrina
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Kadabra | 38 |
| Mr Mime | 37 |
| Venomoth | 38 |
| Alakazam | 43 |
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To old players, do you remember this gym in the original games.
Psychic Pokemon used to be the powerhouse in the original game. This
Gym was no exception. Battle against Sabrina was one of the thoughest
gym leader battle in the riginal R/B/Y. Not anymore. With the
split in Special categories, and some dark moves available in the
game, beating Sabrina should be easier now. Once you defeat Sabrina,
you'll get the Marsh Badge and TM 04 - Calm Mind.
It's time to head for Cinnabar now.
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N. Cinnabar - The Fiery Island
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Now, fly back to Pallet town. From here, head south of the town, and
use surf on the sea. From here, things are quite straight forward.
you only need to surf southwards, until you see an island.
This island is quite a small There's the gym, the Pokemart, the
Pokemon center, Cinnabar Mansion, a research center. You can go to the
research center to revive the fossils that you've got earlier on Mt
Moon. If you go to the gym, you'll notice that the door is locked.
It looks like we need the gym key here, so head to Cinnabar mansion
on the North-western part of the island. Get some items off the
Pokemart if you're short on them.
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Cinnabar Pokemart - Item List|
Ultra Ball 1200 |
Hyper Potion 1200 |
Revive 1500 |
Full Heal 600 |
Escape Rope 550 |
Max Repel 700 |
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Once you enter, head straight along the red carpet until you see a
stairs up. Go up and you'll be in level 2 now. From here, if you
choose to go up there will be trainer upstairs as well as some
interesting note about Mew. Anyway, from level 2, Press the switch
in the statue, so its eyes doesn't glow now. Head to the North-
western corner of the room, and take the stairs to level three.
Here, press the switch on the statue again. Go down, and you supposed
to see a scientist there. In any case, go through him and drop down
though the largest column. You'll find yourself in another section
of the first floor. Beat the trainer, and continue walking along
the room until you see a stairs down. Take the stairs, and you'll
end up in the basement of Cinnabar Mansion. From here, go to the room
on your left. There will be another switch here. Turned it on and
head back to the stairs. From the stairs, head North to the now
unlocked room. From here, head north until you see another statue.
Turn the switch on and head to your left. You should see a room
with some plants and an item on the center. Take the item, and
you'll find that it's the gym key. It's time to go out of the mansion
and head for the gym now.
This is an interesting gym. There are a lot of junior trainers here,
but you don't need to fight all of them. For once, you'll need to use
your Pokemon knowledge. Walk up to the machine located in the corner
of the room. It will ask you a Pokemon related question. If you get
it right, the door to the next room will open. Get it wrong, and the
trainer will fight you. Repeat this step until you get to the gym
leader. Here are the answers for the questions.
First question: Yes
Second question: No
Third question: No
Fourth question: No
Fifth question: Yes
Sixth question: No
Gym Leader Battle: Blaine
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| Growlithe | 42 |
| Ponyta | 40 |
| Rapidash | 42 |
| Arcanine | 47 |
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There's nothing hard here. A decent water Pokemon should be able to
take down Blaine easily. Defeat Blaine, and you'll get your 7th badge.
Now, there's only 1 more badge to go. Remember the locked gym in
Viridian City? It's now time to head back to Viridian. However, before
that you might want to head for the Rainbow islands. Right after you
get out of Cinnabar gym, Bill will come and ask you whether you want
to help him. You have the option to take up the offer or to decline
it. If you agree, a boat will come to pick you up. Now, go to the
Sevii Island section of the walkthrough. If you decline the offer,
it's time for Viridian City.
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O. Viridian Revisited
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Go back to Viridian City, Once you reached Viridian, head for the gym.
The puzzles in the gym would be familiar, since you've encountered them
before in Celadon's Game corner basement. No proze for guessing who's
the gym leader. In any case the puzzle isn't really that hard to figure
out. Once you've seen the gym leader, talk to him.
Gym Leader Battle: Giovanni
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| Rhyhorn | 44 |
| Dugtrio | 42 |
| Nidoqueen | 44 |
| Nidoking | 45 |
| Rhydon | 50 |
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Water Pokemon is your best friend for this fight. You should have no
problem beating them. If you have a water Pokemon, use a combination
of Rain Dance and Surf/Hydro Pump. Once you've defeated Giovanni, he'll
give you the Earth Badge. With 8 badges, you can go to the Pokemon Leauge.
Head West from Viridian, towards the Pokemon Leauge Building.
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P. Path to Victory
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From here, head towards the spot where you battle your rival earlier.
Here, he will fight you once more. Get ready your Pokemon and the battle
will start.
Rival Battle 7
Pokemon:
If you choose Bulbasaur as starter
Pidgeot lvl 47
Rhyhorn lvl 45
Kadabra lvl 47
Gyarados lvl 45
Exeggcute lvl 45
Charizard lvl 53
If you choose Charmander as starter
Pidgeot lvl 47
Rhyhorn lvl 45
Kadabra lvl 47
Growlithe lvl 45
Exeggcute lvl 45
Blastoise lvl 53
If you choose Squirtle as starter
Pidgeot lvl 47
Rhyhorn lvl 45
Kadabra lvl 47
Growlithe lvl 45
Gyarados lvl 45
Venusaur lvl 53
Quite possibly the hardest battle so far. Use Electric Pokemon as usual
on Pidgeot. Water Pokemon on Rhyhorn. If you have dark Pokemon use them
on Alakazam. Growlithe/Exeggcute are pretty much easier compared to the
others. Once you've defeated him, head West, enter the building. Here,
just go North passing through all the guards who ask you for the badges.
Keep doing so until you see an entrance for Victory Road.
Victory Road
Once you enter Victory Road, you'll see a boulder. Using a Pokemon with
Strength HM, push the boulder all the way to the switch on the right. Now,
head for the stairs and walk on until you see two stairs. There will be
a trainer along the way. The right stairs down lead to a Rare Candy and
TM 02. Head for the left stairs to continue. Walk on until you see a
ladder up. Fight the trainer beside it if you want.
Climb up the ladder. Here you'll see boulders again. Go to the boulders
at your south and push it towards the switch. Now, head for the stairs.
Go East all the way, fighting the blackbelt. Here, if you choose to go
down the stairs, you'll see a Pokeball containing TM 37. You also see
a switch here. In any case, go East all the way until you see a ladder
up.
Here, you'll see a boulder on top of you. Go to the boulders, and push
it North until it's one square away from the wall. From here, push the
boulder all the way to the West until you can't go further. You should
be able to see a switch by now. Drag the boulder to the switch. You
may want to take an item containing TM 50 - Overheat. Now, go back to
the ladder in this floor where you come from earlier. From here, head
up the stairs, and continue going West until you see another stairs down.
You should see two trainers side by side here. Go through past them,
and head East. Here, push the boulder down the hole. Jump down the hole,
and push the boulder all the way to the switch on the left. From here,
head up the ladder near the tamer. Here, there will be a 2 on 2 battle.
In an ycase, head for the other ladder and climb down. Fro mhere, just
head East for the exit. You'll find yourself out of Victory Road now.
From here, just head North for the Pokemon Leauge.
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Q. Elite Four
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Enter the building. Here, there are Pokemon Center as well as Pokemart.
Heal your Pokemon, and stock up one healing items such as revive and
max potions. Try to level up your Pokemon to level 50+, as it will help
you for the battle. Once you're ready, it's time to face the ELite Four.
Pokemart|
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Pokemon Leauge Pokemart - Item List|
Ultra Ball 1200 |
Great Ball 600 |
Full Restore 3000 |
Max Potion 2500 |
Revive 1500 |
Full Heal 600 |
Max Repel 700 |
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Recommended types:
Water
Ice
Fire
Electric
Flying
Elite Four: Lorelei
Specialty: Ice
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| Dewgong | 52 |
| Cloyster | 51 |
| Slowbro | 52 |
| Jynx | 54 |
| Lapras | 54 |
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Electric Pokemon is your best friend for this battle. Fire wouldn't
be as effective here, considering that 4 out of those Pokemon are part
water. Use an electric Pokemon for Dewgong, Cloyster, Slowbro and
Lapras. Unleash your fire Pokemon against Jynx.
Elite Four: Bruno
Specialty: Fighting/Rock
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Onix | 51 |
| Hitmonchan | 53 |
| Hitmonlee | 53 |
| Onix | 54 |
| Machamp | 56 |
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A Hydro Pump for both of the Onix should take care of them easily. As
for the rest of the Pokemon, a Flying Pokemon would be the perfect
choice for Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Machamp. Just be careful with
Hitmonchan thunder punch though.
Elite Four: Agatha
Specialty: Ghost/Poison
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Gengar | 54 |
| Golbat | 54 |
| Haunter | 53 |
| Arbok | 56 |
| Gengar | 58 |
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In the past, ground Pokemon works well here, considering Gengar and
Haunter are part-poison. However, with their ability - Levitate, ground
moves are as good as useless here. Get a psychic Pokemon instead.
While Ghost moves are strong aginst Psychic, the double weakness of
Gengar and Haunter make up for it.
Elite Four: Lance
Specialty: Dragon
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| Pokemon | Level |
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| Gyarados | 56 |
| Dragonair | 54 |
| Dragonair | 54 |
| Aerodactyl | 58 |
| Dragonite | 60 |
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One of the harder battle. Gyarados could be taken care of easily with
Electric Pokemon. Unless you have an Ice Pokemon, prepare for a hard
battle with the Dragons. You might want to teach Ice Beam to your
Pokemon.
Champion: Blue
If Bulbasaur's your starter:
Pokemon:
Pidgeot
Alakazam
Rhydon
Exeggcutor
Gyarados
Charizard
If Charmander's your starter:
Pokemon:
Pidgeot
Alakazam
Rhydon
Arcanine
Exeggcutor
Blastoise
If Squirtle's your starter:
Pokemon:
Pidgeot
Alakazam
Rhydon
Arcanine
Gyarados
Venusaur
You last battle, and the last obstacle to become a Pokemon champion.
There's nothing really hard about this battle if you level up enough.
With Water, Electric and Fire Pokemon in your team, you should be able
to win this battle. Once you defeated Blue, Professor Oak will appear.
After a short dialogue, he'll take you to the Hall of Fame. Here, you
will see the ending, as well as the credits roll off the screen.
Now, wait until the credits are over, and try to continue your game.
You'll be back at Pallet Town. You might have beaten the Elite Four,
but there are stil a lot of things you can do. If you've captured
more than 60 Pokemon at this point, Oak will take you to his lab and
present you with the National Dex. National Dex could contains all the
Pokemon data, instead of only the original 151. With the National Dex,
you can capture Johto Pokemon in the game.
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4. Walkthrough - Sevii Islands
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Pokemon Fire/Leaf has brought us a ne
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we've all seen the "the best moves for kyogre are surf hydropump waterspout and water fall" hints. there are a number of ways to improve your movesets from these primitive ones. here are some hints.
1. if all of your moves are of the same type, you only cover so many things. take that kyogre for example. it can only cover three types using all four of its moves. give it a new set, say:
- surf
- thunder
- ice beam
- earthquake
it can now cover - what? roughly 9 types now.
theres another reason not to have more than one move of the same type. its that if you have surf, hydro pump, water spout, and waterfall, are you ever going to use waterfall while theres the superior surf? having waterfall when you already have surf is a waste of a slot.
2. try to value accuracy over power. this means that you should ditch hydro pump for surf, thunder for thunderbolt etc. because the greater accuracy not only means that the weaker equivalents are safer to use (it wont miss at a critical time), it also means that they actually do more damage in teh long run. ice beam and the like also have more PP.
note: there is one exception. fire blast does more damage in teh long run than flamthrower, since its accuracy is actually quite decent at 85%. but theres the fact that you lose PP even if you miss, and you could miss at any time but with flamethrower you can be sure of a hit. another exception is thunder - in rain, thunder's accuracy boosts to 100%.
best moves for each type:
- normal: return
- ground: earthquake
- fighting: brick break
- flying: drill peck (or aerial ace on those that cant learn it)
- ghost: shadow ball
- rock: rock slide
- poison: sludge bomb
- bug: silver wind (or megahorn for the select few that learn it)
- steel: steel wing
- water: surf
- fire: flamethrower (or fire blast if you must)
- grass: giga drain, magical leaf, solarbeam... there is no grass equivalent of flamethrower like there is with ice beam. these all depend on the situation (eg. solarbeam in conjunction with sunny day, giga drain in conjunction with leech seed, magical leaf when theres no other option...)
- ice: ice beam
- psychic: psychic
- dark: crunch
- dragon: dragon claw
3. Stat up moves. the easiest to understand is swords dance - doubling your attack one turn means you hit twice as hard not only the next turn but all the turns after that until you get hazed or switch out. amnesia when you're up against a special sweeper means you absorb half as much damage from then on until you get hazed or switch out. your 'wasted?' turn is more than paid for in the long run.
the likes of calm mind and bulk up are a little harder to understand - think of it as using swords dance one turn and barrier the next - except that this only takes up one slot in the moveset. upping two stats is usually as good as sharply raising one.
4. other non-attack moves. thunder wave and leech seed dont sound like much. this may be partly due to that fact that they are learned early on. but status inflictors and the likes are extremely useful. say i have an ampharos. ampharos is usually slower than its opponent, but when it thunderwaves, the opponent's speed drops so that it can attack first instead. its like getting a free move almost. an added bonus is that 1/4 of the time, the opponent will be unable to move! leech seed works wonders when combined with leftovers. sleep powder and things are so good that a clause prevented them from getting out of hand!
the sleep clause:
only one pokemon is to be asleep in a team at all times. this was mainly made to prevent the abuse of spore agility smeargle, which would be fast enough to send your entire team to sleep then decide what to do with them. it doesnt count when you use rest, or get put to sleep through effect spore.
toxic... ah toxic. it doubles in power each turn, so prevents things that dont have rest from stalling too long.
as for other non-attack moves, things like heal bell/aromatherapy (heals all status ailments of the whole team) are invaluable, rest, wish, moonlight, synthesis, morning sun and recover increase longevity. substitute when you anticipate the opponent inflicting a status on you - the sub blocks it. baton pass to help out another team member. whirlwind/roar/haze/psych up to stop baton passers and stat uppers in their tracks. and taunt against things that rely heavily on non-attack moves so they can just attack pitifully. confuse ray almost always pays off because its 100% accurate and gives the foe a 50/50 chance of hitting themselves. the list goes on...
5. Try to get your moves to fit your stats + types. the offensive move types that use the attack stat (physical moves) are normal, fighting, ground, rock, flying, poison, ghost, steel, and bug. the offensive move types that use the special attack stat (special moves) are fire, water, grass, electric, ice, psychic, dark and dragon. if your pokemon has a high attack stat but a low special attack, you'd be better off with the physical moves in your movesets. its the opposite for pokemon with high special attack - use grass, electric etc. moves for them.
pokemon get a boost if they use a move that is of their type. its called the same type attack bonus, or STAB. the boost is 50%, which is great.
eg. how about this hitmonchan set?
- thunderpunch
- ice punch
- fire punch
- mach punch
this set isn't very good, because the first three punches are SPECIAL attacks, and hitmonchan has one of the worst special attack stat imaginable. in addition to that, it gains no STAB on the three punches. conclusion? it can't even OHKO gyarados with thunderpunch. try some physical attacks on it, maybe earthquake and rock slide, and maybe a stat up move, bulk up, as well. mach punch isn't bad, its a fighting version of quick attack and foils endure reversalers.
another thing to keep in mind is how you can cover your weaknesses with your moves, eg solarbeam on a rapidash covers all three! however, trying to cover your quad weaknesses are a little foolish, since you shouldn't send out your pokemon against something like that anyway (eg. ice beam on a quagsire)
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Chansey can be caught at Safari Zone in Fuchsia city. It flees if you fail, so have lots of luck and throw Safari Balls at it. It is a rare pokemon so make sure you get one. Catching a Chansey is just plain chance and luck.
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MOLRES) you will need Alot of ultra or timer balls and a pokemon that knows a move to put it to sleep, HM surf and a water pokemon.
1) You need the pass to get to the fist 3 islands.
2) Go to one island.
3) Go up Kindle road then surf over the sea go right to the top of MT.EMBER then you will see Moltress save before you battle it.
4)if you run out of balls restart the game and then try again.
ARTICUNO) you will need a fire type pokemon, a lot of ultra or timer balls, a pokemn that knows a move to put it to sleep and HMs Surf and strength
1)surf to the seafoam islands and go in.
2)if you eventually keep on surfing and walking around then you will see two boulders push them into the holes then you can surf right to articuno.
3) save if you faint it or run out of balls then try again by restarting.
ZAPDOS) you will need a ice type pokemon, alot of ultra or timer balls, and HM surf and a move that can put it to sleep.
1) Surf to the power plant and go inside.
2) Walk arnd the plant and be carfull of some pokeballs lying on the ground.
3) you will eventually see Zapdos save before you fight it.
4) if it faints or you runs of balls restart.
MEWTWO) you will need a dark pokemon, alot of ultra balls or timer balls HMs surf and strength.
1) beat the elite 4 and then get the ruby and saphire to CELIO.
2) The man infront of the cave will be gone go inside.
3) eventually after alot of wandering you will see MEWTWO.
3) save before you fight.
4) If it dies or you run out of balls restart.
THE REST YOU EITHER HAVE TO TRADE OR GET WITH A CHEAT OR NINTENDO SPECIAL EVENT
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[NOTE][NO games can be inside of your Device during this time!!] Insert the Wireless Adapter into EXT.1. Activate your Gameboy Advance system. The screen will show up and say "Gameboy". Wait until the Gameboy logo shines. "Nintendo" Should appear red, and Change to yellow and back, etc. You will then be prompted to select English or another language. I do not know what the language is, but it appears to be Asian in origin. If you are not... well, whatever that language is, select English. The Gameboy should then begin searching for another Gameboy with a properly inserted Wireless Adapter system. My knowledge of this extends to this point, but no farther.
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