PPPPP OOOOOO K K EEEEE M M OOOOOO N N
P P O O K K E MM MM O O NN N
P P O O KK EEEEE M M M M O O N N N
PPPPP O O K K E M M M O O N N N
P O O K K E M M O O N NN
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/ \ / \
|--O--|---------DIAMOND AND PEARL---------|--O--|
\___/ \___/
VERSION 4.28
BY: JASON HOWELL
EMAIL: HOWELLGAMES@GMAIL.COM
+------------------------+ +--------+
|| TABLE OF CONTENT || || 0001 ||
//======================================================================\\
|| Name || Section # ||
\\======================================================================//
|| Table of Contents || 0001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Version History || 0002 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Sinnoh Guide || A003 ||
|| -Sinnoh Table of Contents || A001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Post-National Dex || D001 ||
|| -Getting the National Dex || D002 ||
|| -Pal Park || D003 ||
|| -The Old Chateau || D004 ||
|| -Great Marsh || D005 ||
|| -Trophy Garden || D006 ||
|| -GBA Slot Pokemon || D007 ||
|| -Swarms Pokemon || D008 ||
|| -Pokerader Pokemon || D009 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Side Quests || 0A03 ||
|| -Daily/Weekly Events || 0A04 ||
|| -Other Side Quests || 0A05 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Legendary Pokemon || L001 ||
|| -Uxie || L002 ||
|| -Azelf || L003 ||
|| -Mespirit || L004 ||
|| -Giratina || L005 ||
|| -Regigias || L006 ||
|| -Cresselia || L007 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Wi-Fi Features Guide || W001 ||
|| -Setting up a Connection || W002 ||
|| -The Global Trade Station || W003 ||
|| -Hacked Pokemon || W004 ||
|| -Event Pokemon || W005 ||
|| -Pokemon Center Wi-Fi || W006 ||
|| -Pokemon GTS Website || W007 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Breeding Guide || 0008 ||
|| -The Basics || 00A8 ||
|| -Chain Breeding || 00B8 ||
|| -The Hatching Process || 00C8 ||
|| -Egg Group List || 00D8 ||
|| -Steps to Hatch || 00E8 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Items Guide || A009 ||
|| -Item Table of Contents || 0009 ||
|| -TMs and HMs || T009 ||
|| -Poketech Programs || P005 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Raising Guide || R001 ||
|| -Type FAQ || R002 ||
|| -Abilities List || R003 ||
|| -EV List || R004 ||
|| -EXP Guide || R005 ||
|| -Elite 4 EXP Guide || R006 ||
|| -VS Seeker EXP Guide || R007 ||
|| -Wild Pokemon Items Guide || R008 ||
|| -Getting the Lucky Egg || R009 ||
|| -Natures Guide || R010 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Move List || M00A ||
|| -Move Table of Contents || M001 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Contest Guide || C001 ||
|| -A Introduction to Contests || C002 ||
|| -Berries and Poffins || C003 ||
|| -The Super Contests || C004 ||
|| -Accesory Locations || C005 ||
|| -Berry List || C006 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Misc Guides || G001 ||
|| -Shiny Pokemon || G002 ||
|| -Pokerus || G003 ||
|| -Deoxys Forms || G004 ||
|| -Happiness Guide || G005 ||
|| -Catch Rate/Catching Guide || G006 ||
|| -PickUp Guide || G007 ||
|| -Calculating EXP Gain || G008 ||
|| -Exploiting the DS's Clock || G009 ||
|| -Catching all the Pokemon || G010 ||
|| -Mystery Gift Guide || G011 ||
|| -Transfering Manaphy || G012 ||
|| -Feebass and Milotic || G013 ||
|| -Pokemart Items || G014 ||
|| -Frequently Asked Questions || G015 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Battle Revolution Guide || PBR1 ||
|| -Obtainable Items || PBR2 ||
|| -Obtainable Pokemon || PBR3 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Pokemon Movesets || MVS1 ||
|| -Submission Guidelines || MVS2 ||
|| -The Pokemon || MVS3 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Pokedex: 001-151 || P001 ||
|| Pokedex: 152-251 || P002 ||
|| Pokedex: 252-386 || P003 ||
|| Pokedex: 387-493 || P004 ||
||--------------------------------||----------------------------------||
|| Copyright and Credits || LGAL ||
\\--------------------------------------------------------------------//
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Press either Ctrl and F (On Windows), or Apple Key and F (on Macs), |
| to bring up a search box. Then, copy and paste the Section # or |
| name to be taken to that section. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| VESION HISTORY |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\0002/
----
MAY 31, 2007 ~ JULY 26, 2007: Incomplete version.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
JULY 26 ~ AUGUST 11, 2007: Version 2.0 to Version 3.0
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
August 15, ~ September 6, 2007 Version 3.0 to Version 4.0
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September 7, 2007: Today is sort of a happy day for me. One thing I was
sort of scared about when I started this guide was
writing a contest guide that had some decent info in
it. Well, I am happy to say that I finally got the
contest guide done (Even though it does lack examples
of good Pokemon to use...I sort of went against my
own examples while doing the contests and barely
managed to squeak by the Master Rank in all 5 contest
types). If anyone has any info on good Pokemon to use,
feel free to send it in.
Anywho, here are the updated:
-Added the contest guide
-Updated the section # for the Accesories locations
and berry list.
Next thing should be the Ribbon guide, and maybe a
small guide in how to raise Milotic.
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September 8, 2007: Few changes:
-Added a small note on Route 214 for people having
trouble finding Cynthia
-Corrected a few mistakes with the Natures list and
updated it to a Natures Guide (Added a little bit
of info on it)
-A person was kind enough to email in a strategy
on catching Cresselia.
-Finally added the Pokemon Battle Revolution guide
with items and the Pokemon obtainable in that
game.
-Added a Mystery Gift Guide
-Added a guide on how to transfer Manaphy over to
D/P.
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September 9, 2007: This was something I was planning on doing when
I was close to finishing the guide, and since I
am I decided to go ahead and add it.
-Pokemon movelist section added.
The movelist section is mostly my own personal
movesets that I have either seen other people
use with great success, or made myself. I also
put a form up for anyone who may want to submit
their own. I added 4 Pokemon, and I plan on
adding more in the future.
UPDATE #2: Added a few new things:
-I seperated the Legendary Pokemon from the
Post National Dex section and put them
in their own seperate one.
-Some of the section numbers have been updated
-I updated the Feebass section from a small article
to a misc guide about how to evolve it into Milotic
as well.
-Added Pokemart info for each city
-Added the Pokemart Item section in the misc guides
section
-Added the Pokeradar Pokemon to the Post-National
Dex section.
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September 16, 2007: Took a small break on the guide. Few things:
-Started to add trainers to the guide, something
I wanted to do for quite some time but never really
got the chance.
-Also started to reformat the actual text in the
guide so it aligns better and looks much more
pretty
-Made a few corrections here and there, also added
some catching info on Dialga/Palkia that someone
submitted.
-Added a Dragonite moveset.
-Added the GTS Website guide in the Wi-Fi section
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September 19, 2007: Finally, after a few days of working on it, I got all
the trainers for the main story part of the game up
in the guide. Next update should be some formatting
and corrections.
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September 25, 2007: Sorry for the small update, bunch of stuff going on.
This is mostly corrections and a few additions sent
in by readers.
-Added another location for the Odd Keystone in the
Spiritomb Section
-Added the Maze solution for Snowpoint Temple AKA
where Regigias is.
-Fixed a error with Nincada's egg steps
-Very small update with the Drifloon event
-Added a specific location for the PP Max
-For some weird reason, I forgot that you needed
to go back to your house and talk to your mother
after you get the Pokedex (It happends when you
have to write certain bits and pieces from memory
when a reference doesn't list everything). Anywho,
it has been corrected.
-Even though it is more for Pokemon Battle Revolution,
I added the code on how to get Electivire in PBR
and how to transfer it over. Note that this only
works for the US and PAL releases.
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October 1, 2007: New month! Not only that, but Pokemon D/P has now
been out in Japan for 1 year now. Few things:
-The guide has now hit 500,000 hits in only 5 months
on Gamefaqs alone (I would estimate about 600,000
or so hits total across the web). I would like to
say thanks to all my readers for all your help and
corrections so far. I'm honestly surprised I am
still writing for the guide.
-I decided to update the trainer info in the main
guide to include EV info as well as if you can
battle them with the VS Seeker again.
-A made a minor correction with Cynthia about a
comment about Spiritomb not being catchable
before the Elite Four
-I added a question in the FAQ section about a reader
asking about what I meant by "levels" when I was
talking about attacks. I do plan on writing a more
in-depth version in the future.
-Added a small note on the resort area ribbon club
stating that it may be possible to get in with 8
ribbons instead of 10.
-I added a few tips from a user named Wraith3644
Also, to let people know: I will be starting college
at the end of October, so updates will become scarce
after that time. Another thing: If I do not respond
to your email: I have been really busy with stuff
lately, so there is a good chance I might not be
able to get back to it even if its a legit question
or request.
Anywho, this should be it for the trainers part. Next
update should be starting on the backlog of the to-do
list and getting some stuff out of the way.
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October 5, 2007: Not much is different, but it is still a semi-big
update
-Added the legendary trio (Uxie, Azelf, and Mespirit)
in the Legendary Section
Ever since I started the guide, the lake trio was
some of the most requested thing people have been
wanting. For some odd reason, I never really got
to it until today.
Next update should be working on some of the minor
things on the to-do list and get those out of the
way before I start on the Battle Area guide.
+------------------------+
|| SINNOH || +--------+
|| TABLE OF CONTENT || || A001 ||
//---------------------------------++-----------------------------------\\
|| Name || Section # ||
\\---------------------------------++-----------------------------------//
|| Route 201 || 00A3 ||
|| Sandgem Town || 00B3 ||
|| Route 202 || 00C3 ||
|| Jublife City || 00D3 ||
|| Route 203 || 00E3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate || 00F3 ||
|| Oreburgh City || 00G3 ||
|| Oreburgh Mine || 00H3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gym || 00I3 ||
|| Oreburgh Gate-Jublife || 00J3 ||
|| Route 204 || 00K3 ||
|| Floaroma Town || 00L3 ||
|| Route 205 || 00M3 ||
|| Eterna Forest || 00N3 ||
|| Eterna City || 00O3 ||
|| Eterna Gym || 00P3 ||
|| Galactic Building || 00Q3 ||
|| Route 206 || 00R3 ||
|| Route 207 || 00S3 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 00T3 ||
|| Route 208 || 00U3 ||
|| Hearthome City || 00V3 ||
|| Route 209 || 00W3 ||
|| Lost Tower || 00X3 ||
|| Solaceon Town || 00Y3 ||
|| Route 210 || 00Z3 ||
|| Route 215 || 0013 ||
|| Veilstone City || 0023 ||
|| Veilstone City Gym || 0033 ||
|| Route 212 || 0043 ||
|| Pastora City || 0053 ||
|| Pastora Gym || 0063 ||
|| Route 213 || 0073 ||
|| Route 214 || 0083 ||
|| Route 210 (Revisited) || 0093 ||
|| Celestic Town || 0103 ||
|| Hearthome Gym || 0113 ||
|| Route 218 || 0123 ||
|| Canalave City || 0133 ||
|| Canalave Gym || 0143 ||
|| Lake Valor || 0153 ||
|| Lake Verity || 0163 ||
|| Route 216 || 0173 ||
|| Route 217 || 0183 ||
|| Snowpoint City || 0193 ||
|| Snowpoint Gym || 0203 ||
|| Lake Acuity || 0213 ||
|| Galactic Hideout || 0223 ||
|| Mt. Coronet || 0233 ||
|| Route 222 || 0243 ||
|| Sunnyshore City || 0253 ||
|| Sunnyshore Gym || 0263 ||
|| Route 223 || 0273 ||
|| Victory Road || 0283 ||
|| The Elite Four || 0293 ||
\\-------------------------------------------------------------------//
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| SINNOH GUIDE |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\A003/
----
As you begin the game, you will be asked for your name and gender, as well
as the name for your rival. Be aware that once you make a choice, you
cannot change it. Once you do begin the game, you will be on the top floor
of your house(Your room). Go downstairs and your mother will tell you that
your rival is looking to you. Head outside to continue (Although this is
obvious information, the doors or exits usually have a place mat or stairs/
elevator of some kind to mark where it is).
As you can see, Twinleaf is a small town. There is a small puddle down
south, but there is nothing you can get from it. There are three other
houses in town; two of which have nothing in them. To get to your rivals
house, go to the house that is in the northwest corner of town. Once you
talk to your rival, go in his house to find out where he went. Head north
to Route 201 to find your rival. He will then ask you to go with him to
Verity Lake, which is to the left of where you are at now. Head there now.
You will catch your first glimpse of the Prof. and his assitant, the
opposite gen er you choose (Dawn if you are a male and Lukas if you are a
female). Rowan will talk to you for a minute and then walk off without his
briefcase with the starters in it. Suddenly, you will be attacked on both
sides by wild Starly. You will now be able to choose your starter.
Which one should you choose? Well, several factors come into play:
*Do you know anyone else that has this game, and if so what starter did
they get? Although you can get other starters via online trading, it
would help to know what the other people around you have so you can get
them a bit easier.
*How experienced are you with previous Pokemon games? Turtwig evolves late
at level 18, but evolves much earlier then the others at level 32 and has
dual grass/ground type. Chimchar evolves earlier at level 14, but evolves
like normal at level 36 and has fire/fighting type. Piplup evolves the
latest at level 16, and then 36 with water/steel type.
*Each have their own uses with gyms. Here is a example of each:
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| First Gym: Rock |(Turtwig and Piplup are strong, and Chimchar is |
| | weak against it until it gains fighting moves |
| | when it evolves) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Second Gym: Grass |(Chimchar is the strongest here, while Piplup |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Third Gym: Fighting |(None are strong here, although Chimchar has |
| | a type advantage against the leader's Lucario) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fourth Gym: Water |(Turtwig is the strongest here, while Chimchar |
| | is the weakest) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Fifth Gym: Ghost |(None are strong here, although Turtwig's |
| | evolutions are strong against Gengar. Also |
| | noteable is Chimchar's evolutions fighting |
| | moves are ineffective against ghost types) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Sixth Gym: Steel |(Chimchar is very effective here, while Turtwig |
| | is fairly weak) |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Seventh Gym: Ice |(Chimchar is effective here, although its |
| | evolutions are weak against the leader's |
| | Medicham. Turtwig is ineffective here). |
|----------------------|-------------------------------------------------|
| Eighth Gym: Electric |(Turtwig's evolutions are very strong here, |
| | while Piplup is weak here) |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------+
As you can see, Chimchar is the most effective type-wise against the Gyms,
while Turtwig comes in second. Piplup is not very effective in most of the
gyms. Anywho, you should easily be able to KO the Starly that attacked you.
Once that happens, the Prof.'s Assistant will show up and take the
briefcase back. You will then automatically go back the way you came and
enter a cutscene with the Prof. Once that is done, you will be on Route 201.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 201 |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00A3/
----
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Starly |Both |50% |50% |40% |Normal |
|Bidoof |Both |50% |50% |60% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Nidoran Male |Both |20% Diamond, 2% Pearl |PKMN Radar|
|Nidoran Female |Both |2% Diamond, 20% Pearl |PKMN Radar|
|Doduo |Both |40% |Swarm |
|Growlithe |Both |8% |FireRed |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Not much to do here. Since you have no Pokeballs at this point, all you
can do is battle for experience (It is recommended you get your starter
to at least level 8 or so right now). There are no trainers here, either.
However, you can get a handy potion from the guy in the grass near
Sandgem Town. Once you are finished here, head to the right to get to
Sandgem Town
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| SANDGEM TOWN |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00B3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
\-------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter town, Prof. Rowan's assistant will escort you to
his lab, where you will get the Pokedex. After that is done, head back
to Twinleaf Town and talk to your mother. Once you do that, you will
be able to head on Route 202.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| The Pokedex on the save screen now shows the Pokemon seen instead |
| of caught. This comes into play later on after you beat the story |
| mode of the game. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Once you exit his lab, you will get shown around town. Unfortunately,
there is not much you can do at this point, although you can buy Pokeballs
and Potions, so stock up for the road ahead. You can also head on the
beach to Route 219, but you can't do much besides get a Antidote. You
may want to check out the Pokemon Center as well and heal up.
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You cannot do wireless trade at this point. You will need to at |
| least get the 1st badge before you can access the downstairs |
| section of Pokemon Centers. |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Head North to Route 202 to continue.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 202 |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00C3/
----
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Bidoof |Both |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|Shinx |Both |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|Starly |Both |30% |40% |20% |Normal |
|Kricketot |Both |10% |- |20% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Zigzagoon |Both |40% |Swarm |
|Sentret |Both |22% |PKMN Radar|
|Growlithe |Both |8% |FireRed |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Youngster Tristan |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 5 (Flying/Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Not much you can do at this point. May |
| want to use your starter for this one. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Lass Natalie |
|Money: 48p |
|EV Gained: 2 HP |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 3 (Normal) |
|Bidoof lv 3 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: You won't get much money from this fight, |
| but you will get some decent EXP for |
| any Starly or Shinx you caught earlier. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Youngster Logan |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Shinx lv 5 (Electric) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: One of your first non-normal or flying |
| battles. Shinx, however, only knows |
| tackle as a offensive move, so Piplup and |
| Starly will be fine. |
\------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, Rowan's Assistant will show up and show you
how to catch Pokemon and give you 5 Pokeballs. Now is also a good time to
catch some Pokemon. Starly and Shinx are both great additions to your team,
so try to catch them before you move on. Bidoof and Kricketot, though...
Catch them for the Pokedex, at least.
Also, there are some trainers on the route. Nothing too major: mostly in
the 2-5 level range, so you may want to level up a little bit. You can
also get a Potion in the grass near the entrance to Jublife City.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00D3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Ah, your first big city. Jublife may be one of the towns you visit the most
later on because of the GTS (Located to the left of the Pokemon center,
past the Trainer's School), but you cannot access it until you get your
first Gym Badge. So, for now, head to the Pokemon center and heal yourself
up and go to the Pokemon Center and buy some items. Once you are ready,
head to the trainer school.
=====================
||Trainer's School ||
===========================================================================
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|School Kid Harrison |
|Money: 120p |
|EV Gained: 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Abra lv 6 (Psychic) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: While normal Abra usually have Teleport |
| as their main move, this one has Hidden |
| Power as a attack. Hidden Power is a move |
| that changes depending on the IV's of the |
| Pokemon using it, so it can be one of the |
| different types in the game. Still, use |
| your starter. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|School Kid Christine |
|Money: 120p |
|EV Gained: 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Abra lv 6 (Psychic) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Pretty much the exact same as the other |
| one, but its Hidden Power is a different |
| type. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Inside, you will see your rival. Talk to him to give him the parcel and he
will give you a town map in exchange (Granted, it is sort of useless). You
can read the blackboard for some tips, and you can battle the two trainers
to the right for a TM (no. 10, Hidden Power. Sort of useless in battle, in
truth).
===========================================================================
The next thing you should do if talk to the man in the street in between
the Pokemon Center and the Trainer School. He will tell you to find three
clowns and answer several questions for a prize. Here are the location of
the clowns (They are dressed in yellow and have Jesters hats):
- In front of the Pokemart (Directly north of the Pokemon Center)
- In front of the Jublife TV station (Directly north of town)
- In front of the Poketech Company (Directly Northwest of town)
As far as I remember, I do not remember getting a wrong answer (I said yes
to all three and got the questions right. If anyone got anything different,
email me). Once you get a right answer, you will get a Poketech coupon.
Once you get all 3 Poketech coupons, go talk to the man to the left of the
Pokemon center and he will give you a Poketech. This device will allow you
to do several things on the touch screen that can be upgraded over time.
However, at this point, you only have the first few Apps, so it is only
good for time right now.
Before you leave, you may want to go to Route 218 a bit early (Route 218
is west of Jublife). Inside the gatehouse on your way there, you can
pick up a old rod from the fisherman. While is pretty much only catching
Magikarp, it might be a good idea to pick a Magikarp early if you do not
have a Water Pokemon (Keep in mind that Magikarp itself is pretty much
useless. Its evolution at lv 20, Grads, is a very powerful Pokemon).
Once you have gotten some Pokeballs and potions from the Pokemart and have
seen everything you wanted in Jublife, head east to Route 203.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 203 |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00E3/
----
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Bidoof |Both |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Abra |Both |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Shinx |Both |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Starly |Both |35% |45% |25% |Normal |
|Kricketot |Both |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Zubat |Both |- |- |10% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Cubone |Both |40% |Swarm |
|Ralts |Both |20% |PKMN Radar|
|Kirlia |Both |2% |PKMN Radar|
|Seedot |Both |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |Both |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |Both |8% |Emerald |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Youngster Dallas |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Kricketot lv 7 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: All Kricketot really has is bide, so be |
| careful if you attack him too long without|
| knocking him out. Try to use Starly if |
| you have one |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Youngster Sebastian |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Machop lv 7 (Fighting) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Machop is one of the first fighting |
| Pokemon you will see. He has Low Kick on |
| him as well as Focus Energy, so use Starly|
| if you have one |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Youngster Michael |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 5 (Normal) |
|Zubat lv 5 (Flying/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Bidoof is still pretty weak, so take him |
| out with whatever. Zubat, on the other |
| hand, can be annoying. It has Leech Life, |
| which can harm Turtwig pretty badly. |
| It also has Supersonic which can confuse |
| one of your Pokemon. Use Shinx if you have|
| it. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Lass Kaitlin |
|Money: 64p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 1 Speed, 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 4 (Normal) |
|Starly lv 4 (Normal/Flying) |
|Budew lv 4 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: This may be a good time to use any of your|
| weaker Pokemon. Bidoof and Starly are the |
| same as ever. Budew, however, is new. It |
| can use a move called Absorb, which Piplup|
| is weak again. Chimchar or Starly can take|
| care of it. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Lass Madeline |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 5 (Normal/Flying) |
|Bidoof lv 5 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: The only major thing is that Starly has |
| quick attack, but otherwise it is the |
| same as ever. |
\------------------------------------------------/
As soon as you enter the Route, you will be challenged by your Rival. By
now, your Pokemon should be in the 6-10 lv range, so go train if they are
not.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Rival |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Starly lv 7 (Normal/Flying) |
|Starter: lv 9 (Fire type Chimchar if you choose Turtwig, Water type |
| Piplup if you choose Chimchar, Grass type Turtwig if you |
| choose Piplup). |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Your Rival is at a fairly high level this early in the game, his |
| Starly alone can cause problems if you choose Turtwig. The best way|
| to take down his team at this point is to have a Shinx at around |
| lv 6-7, your own Starly around the same level, and your starter |
| at lv 8 or above. Shinx does not have any major electric moves |
| at this point, but he is one of the more powerful Pokemon at this |
| Point. Starly learns Wing Attack at lv 9, which can wipe out his |
| Pokemon is only a few hits. Your starter should be kept in reserve |
| and as a last option at this point. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat him, you will be able to continue. There are 5 trainers on
this Route, so it may be a good time to level up for the upcoming Gym. Also,
try to catch a Abra if you can at this point if you have someone that you
can trade with. It is also a good idea to catch Shinx at this point if you
have not. Once you are done on this route, continue east to the Oreburgh
Gate..
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00F3/
----
1st Floor:
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Zubat |Both |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Geodude |Both |80% |80% |80% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|None |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Picnicker Diana |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 2 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Budew lv 5 (Grass/Poison) |
|Psyduck lv 5 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Budew is the same as the one you fought |
| earlier, although Psyduck is a new one. |
| It has water sport, although it really |
| doesn't do anything at this point. Starly |
| for Budew, and Turtwig/Shinx for Psyduck. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Camper Curtis |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Shinx lv 7 (Electric) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Only thing different about this Shinx is |
| it is a higher level then the other ones |
| you have fought. |
\------------------------------------------------/
At this point, you cannot do much in this small cave. Talk to the hiker
when your first enter to get HM 06, Rock Smash (Although you cannot use it
at this point until you get the first badge). Geodude and Zubat are both
common, both being a excellent addition to your team (Zubat's final
evolution Crobat is a very good Poison/Flying type that would serve well
as your main Poison Pokemon, and Geodude's final evolution Golem does
well in most situations, but you will need to trade to get him).
There are also some low level trainers here that you can't avoid, so make
sure you use a Pokemon that needs the EXP. Head east until you reach the
exit to Oreburgh City.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH CITY |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00G3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Tunnel Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Not much you can do at this point. Your rival is blocking the way to the
Oreburgh Gym and tells you that the gym leader is not in right now. The
Oreburgh Museum does not have much in it until you have some fossils from
The Underground. The second condominium near when you first entered has
a woman that will trade you a Abra for a Machop: a good deal if you cannot
find one yourself (Although it cannot learn any level up moves until it
evolves at lv 16, you can teach it TMs and HMs).
Also, the Pokemon Center will now have the downstairs center open, allowing
you to trade and battle people online.Once you are ready to continue, head
down south to the Oreburgh Mine.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH MINE |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00H3/
----
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Onix |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Geodude |Both |70% |70% |70% |Normal |
|Zubat |Both |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|None |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Worker Mason |
|Money: 360p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Machop lv 9 (Fighting) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: This Machop has the same moves from the |
| one earlier, only a few levels higher. |
| Once again, use Starly. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Worker Colin |
|Money: 280p |
|EV Gained: 2 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 7 (Rock/Ground) |
|Onix lv 7 (Rock/Ground) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Colin has a similar team to the upcoming |
| Gym Leader. Both Pokemon have Mud Sport, |
| which lovers Electric-type attack's power.|
| However, you shouldn't even be using Shinx|
| against ground Pokemon! Use Turtwig if you|
| have it, or Piplup. |
\------------------------------------------------/
The only new Pokemon at this point is Onix, which is not quite a good one
at this point of the game (Catch anyway for the Pokedex if you do see one,
though).
Here, you will need to go down to the basement and talk to the Gym Leader,
Roark. He is located at the southern part of the basement area of the mine,
next to two breakable rocks. Once you talk to him, he will return to the
gym. At this point, there is much to do inside the mine besides train
against wild Pokemon. You should be at least in the 10s range for all of
your Pokemon.
Once you are done in the mine, return to Oreburgh and head to the Gym. Keep
in mind that he specializes in Rock and Ground type Pokemon, so water and
grass Pokemon are good at this point. Only problem is the only Grass and
Water Pokemon at this point are your starters...
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GYM |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00I3/
----
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Youngster Darius |
|Money: 128p |
|EV Gained: 2 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 8 (Rock/Ground) |
|Onix lv 8 (Rock/Ground) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like the ones you fought in the mine, |
| only at a higher level. Use Piplup or |
| Turtwig. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Youngster Jonathan |
|Money: 160p |
|EV Gained: 1 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 10 (Rock/Ground) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Currently the highest level Pokemon you |
| have faced at this point, but he is the |
| same as every other Geodude you have beat |
| so far. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Fairly simple for a gym. You can either challenge the two trainers by going
straight up (They are good EXP, and you cannot fight them once you beat the
gym), or you can go up the steps on your left, over the bridge, and up the
steps on your right, and then head to the Gym Leader. Make sure you bring
several Potions before you fight him, and head to the Pokemon Center if you
fought the other trainers.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Roark |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Onix lv 12 (Rock/Ground) |
|Crandios (Rock) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Roark is similar to Brock and Roxanne from the previous games, |
| although much harder. His signature move is Stealth Rock: a move |
| similar to Spikes that damages your Pokemon when you switch out. |
| Geodude is his easiest Pokemon, absorb from Turtwig and bubble |
| from Piplup work well on him. His next Pokemon is Onix, which is |
| sort of a tougher Geodude with a higher defense. Same strategy |
| works well with him. His final Pokemon is Crandios: a powerful |
| fossil Pokemon with a high attack (Headbutt is brutal at this |
| point). The best Pokemon to use against him is a Geodude with the |
| move Magnitude (Rock is weak against Ground, although Geodude |
| learns it at lv 15). Its also good to note that if your starter |
| isn't evolved, there is a good chance he will not last long against|
| his Crandios (Especially Chimchar). If you are having a hard time, |
| make sure you do not use any flying or electric types like Starly |
| and Shinx and try to evolve your starter as soon as you can. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat Roark, you will get the Coal Badge and TM76 (Stealth Rock).
There isn't much else to do at this point you can head up to Route 207 and
catch a Machop early (They are fairly common. Personally, though, Machop's
final evolution Machamp is sort of meh at this point and not all that
useful down the road). Once you are done in Oreburgh, head back to the
Oreburgh gate (You will also see your Rival near the entrance).
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| OREBURGH GATE |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00J3/
----
Basement Floor:
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Zubat |Both |60% |60% |60% |Normal |
|Geodude |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Psyduck |Both |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|None |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| !!! NOTE !!! |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| You will need Rock Smash and a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash |
| before you can continue in this section |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
Note that the following is optional (Skip on ahead to the Jublife section
after this one if you want to continue), but I will cover it anyway. You
can now break the rocks to the north of the Oreburgh Gate and enter the
first half of the basement.
The basement is not all that different. You can now find wild Psyduck early
at this point (Not the best water Pokemon in the game), and you can get
some Stardust and TM 70 (Flash, although you can buy it later in the game.
Not to mention Flash is fairly useless in battle). After you get all that,
you cannot continue further until you get a bike and surf.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| JUBLIFE CITY |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
Now that you have the first badge, you can now enter the TV station and the
GTS (Since you do not have that many Pokemon in your Pokedex at this point,
it is sort of pointless. However, you might want to get a Crandios if you
are playing Pearl, it will help quite a bit). You can also get a new
Poketech App by talking to the President of the Poketech Company on the
first floor of the building to the northwest.
Once you are ready to continue, head up directly North foe find Rowan and
his assistant being pestered by some oddly dressed people. Its also time
for your first 2-on-2 trainer battle.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: 2 Team Galactic Grunts |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 9 (Poison/Flying) |
|Wurmple lv 7 (Bug) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Even though this is a easy battle, it is noteable for being one of |
| the few 2-on-2 event battles in the game. Rowan's Assitant will |
| have a lv 13 starter that is the weaker type of your own (Turtwig |
| if you have Chimchar, Chimchar if you have Piplup, and Piplup if |
| you have Turtwig). Your partner will always choose his/her own |
| attacks and you will technically have two targets at once. They |
| will also have two attacks of their own, so be prepared. Zubat goes|
| down with Electric and Psychic (Only types you really have at this |
| point), and Wurmple goes down with Fire. Still, this is a easy |
| battle... |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once that is over, heal up and head up to Route 204.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 204 |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00K3/
----
=======================
||South of Route 204 ||
=======================
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Bidoof |Both |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Starly |Both |25% |35% |25% |Normal |
|Shinx |Both |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |Both |25% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Kricketot |Both |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Zubat |Both |- |- |10% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Ralts |Both |20% |PKMN Radar|
|Kirlia |Both |2% |PKMN Radar|
|Caterpie |Both |8% |FireRed |
|Weedle |Both |8% |LeafGreen |
|Seedot |Both |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |Both |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |Both |8% |Emerald |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Youngster Tyler |
|Money: 80p |
|EV Gained: 2 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Magikarp lv 5 (Water) |
|Starly lv 7 (Normal/Flying) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: If you are new to Pokemon, Magikarp is |
| one of the easiest Pokemon in the game. |
| So easy, it gives pathetic XP. Still, any |
| Pokemon on your team can take it out. |
| Use Shinx against Starly. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Lass Sarah |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Bidoof lv 7 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: *Yawn* nothing new...Any Pokemon will do. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Lass Samantha |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Budew lv 7 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Only thing really different is that Budew |
| has Water Sport now, which may cause |
| Chimchar some problems. Use Starly. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Another no-thrills route. Not much is different with the available Pokemon
besides being able to catch Budew (Pre-evolution to Roselia, may want to
pick up if you do not have Turtwig). You can also pick up TM 39 (Rock Tomb)
and TM 09 (Bullet Seed) from the Route and the upcoming Ravaged Path.
================
||Ravaged Path||
===========================================================================
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Psyduck |Both |2% |2% |2 % |Normal |
|Geodude |Both |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Zubat |Both |78% |78% |78% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|None |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
The Ravaged Path is too small a place to give too much detail on (Although
you can get some more items later on once you can surf). Just make sure
you have a Pokemon that can use Rock Smash and head to the right.
===========================================================================
======================
||North of Route 204||
======================
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Bidoof |Both |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Starly |Both |25% |35% |25% |Normal |
|Shinx |Both |15% |15% |15% |Normal |
|Budew |Both |25% |25% |15% |Normal |
|Kricketot |Both |10% |- |10% |Normal |
|Zubat |Both |- |- |10% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Sunkern |Both |22% |PKMN Radar|
|Seedot |Both |8% |Ruby |
|Lotad |Both |8% |Sapphire |
|Pineco |Both |8% |Emerald |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Trainers:
/------------------------------------------------\
|Bug Catcher Brandon |
|Money: 112p |
|EV Gained: 1 Defense, 1 HP |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Kricketot lv 7 (Bug) |
|Wurmple lv 7 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Kricketot has bide, so use Starly to take |
| it out quickly. Wurmple is pretty easy |
| overall, so any of your Pokemon will do. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Twins Liv and Liz |
|Money: 288 |
|EV Gained: 2 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Pachirisu lv 9 (Electric) |
|Pachirisu lv 9 (Electric) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: This, my friend, is your first double |
| battle. Both have Bide and Quick attack, |
| so make sure you don't spend too long |
| if they use Bide. Try to use a Pokemon |
| like Geodude if you have it. Otheriwse, |
| any Pokemon will do. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Aroma Lady Taylor |
|Money: 224p |
|EV Gained: 2 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Budew lv 7 (Grass/Poison) |
|Cherubi lv 7 (Grass) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Budew is the same as always, while Cherubi|
| only has Tackle and Growth, meaning |
| it isn't a threat to Piplup. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Once you exit, you will be back on Route 204. Head up to the north to reach
Floaroma Town.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| FLOAROMA TOWN |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00L3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Bloom Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
A fairly dead town for the most part. Head to the Flower Shop to get the
Sprayduck from a woman inside (Used to water berries in soft soil).
Heal up at the Pokemon center and head east to Route 205.
=============
||Route 205||
===========================================================================
You won't be able to get far on the Route. Team Galactic Grunts are
standingguard on the bridge to the north, meaning you cannot continue. Head
right to the Valley Windworks instead.
===========================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
===========================================================================
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Pachirisu |Both |25% |25% |25% |Normal |
|Bidoof |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Shellos |Both |30% |30% |30% |Normal |
|Buizel |Both |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Elekid |Both |8% |FireRed |
|Electrike |Both |40% |Swarm |
|Mareep |Both |22% |PKMN Radar|
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Although the Windworks themselves are your main target, there are a few new
Pokemon worth noting. Buizel is a water type, although he is a bit...meh.
Shellos, however, will be very handy later on (Water/Ground, same type as
Quagsire and has resistance to electric attacks. Get him if you do not have
a Piplup). Parchirisu is a horrible electric Pokemon,so only catch him for
the Pokedex.
Once you are ready, go talk to the Grunt to engage in battle.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 11 (Normal) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Not that big of a challenge. Fighting types work well, but Glameow |
| goes down pretty quickly either way. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat him in battle, he will run into the Windworks and lock the
door. Head back to Floaroma Town at this point.
===========================================================================
=================
||Floaroma Town||
===========================================================================
Heal up and head to the upper left corner to find that the Galactic Grunts
are now gone. Enter the Floaroma Meadow.
===========================================================================
===================
||Floaroma Meadow||
===========================================================================
As soon as you enter, you will see two Galactic grunt harassing a man. Go
up the steps to battle them.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Wurmple lv 9 (Bug) |
|Silcoon lv 9 (Bug) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Still not much of a challenge. I don't remember Silcoon having any |
| attacks, so it is easy EXP. Wurmple is pretty much the same as the |
| one you fought earlier. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
After that one, you will fight a second Grunt.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Team Galactic Grunt |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 11 (Poison/Flying) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Nothing new. If you were able to defeat Zubats earlier, then you |
| can kill this one in just a few moves. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once they are both defeated, you will get some Honey and the Works Key.
Head back to the Valley Windworks.
===========================================================================
====================
||Valley Windworks||
===========================================================================
/------------------------------------------------\
|Team Galactic Grunt |
|Money: 440p |
|EV Gained: 2 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Silcoon lv 11 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Like always, not too hard. Any Pokemon on |
| your team can take it out pretty much. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Team Galactic Grunt |
|Money: 400p |
|EV Gained: 1 Speed, 1 HP |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Glameow lv 10 (Normal) |
|Wurmple lv 10 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Not much new. Glameow does know Fake Out, |
| so you might flinch on your first turn. |
| Wurmple also know Poison Sting, so you |
| might be poisoned. Any decent leveled |
| Pokemon are good. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Now that you have the key, you can go inside. Before you fight the Galactic
Commander, you will have to fight several Grunts (4 total). Before you
fight the commander herself, make sure you heal at a Pokemon Center. Head
to the backroom to start the battle.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Commander Mars |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 14 (Poison/Flying) |
|Purugly lv 16 (Normal) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: While it may seem like her Zubat is normal, it knows Toxic: A move |
| that will increase in power over time as long as you are poisoned. |
| If you do get poisoned, try to heal as soon as you knock it out. |
| Purugly is a little bit of a tank, but will go down quickly if your|
| starter is at its second stage. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you defeat her, they will clear out of the Windworks. Drifloon will
also start showing up outside on Fridays (There will be one you can talk
to right outside, they only appear once every week and do not appear in
the grass. Once you are done with that, continue back to Route 205.
===========================================================================
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ROUTE 205 |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00M3/
----
/------------------------------------------------\
|Camper Jacob |
|Money: 224p |
|EV Gained: 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Ponyta lv 14 (Fire) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: First time you have really fought a fire |
| Pokemon that is not your rivals (if he |
| choose it). Ponyta does have Ember, which |
| will cause issues for your grass Pokemon. |
| Use Geodude or Piplup if you have them. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Picknicker Siana |
|Money: 192 |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack, 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Shinx lv 12 (Electric) |
|Pachirisu lv 12 (Electric) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Both Electric Pokemon, and they both have |
| Spark as a move. Best thing to do is not |
| use any water or flying Pokemon and use |
| Geodude or Turtwig. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Camper Zackary |
|Money: 224p |
|EV Gained: 1 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Geodude lv 11 (Ground/Rock) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Geodude has a bunch of different moves, |
| including rock throw and Mud Sport. Best |
| Pokemon to use is Turtwig or Piplup, or |
| something similar. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Hiker Daniel |
|Money: 352p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack, 2 Defense, 1 HP |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Machop lv 11 (Fighting) |
|Geodude lv 11 (Rock/Ground) |
|Geodude lv 11 (Rock/Ground) |
|Bidoof lv 11 (Normal) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: One of the rare times that you will fight |
| 4 Pokemon in a trainer battle, Hiker |
| Daniel has two Geodude, a machop, and a |
| Bidoof. However, the only real difference |
| in his team when compared to other ones is|
| Machop now has Karate Chop. Use flying |
| on Machop, Grass or Water on the two |
| Geodudes, and anything on Bidoof |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Aroma Lady Elizabeth |
|Money: 448p |
|EV Gained: 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Budew lv 14 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Elizabeth's Budew has a few new attacks, |
| including Stun Spore (Which inflicts |
| Paralyze status on your Pokemon), and Mega|
| Drain (Which saps a little bit of HP and |
| helps Budew recover). Best thing to use is|
| Fire or Flying. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Battle Girl Kelsey |
|Money: 240p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Machop lv 15 (Fighting) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Same as always, just at a higher level. |
| Use flying or psychic (if you have it). |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Hiker Nicholas |
|Money: 448p |
|EV Gained: 1 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Onix lv 14 (Rock/Ground) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Nicolas's Onix has Rage, which increases |
| each turn. Bind hurts you every turn, and |
| Rock Throw is your standard rock attack. |
| Use Water or Grass attacks. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Picknicker Karina |
|Money: 224p |
|EV Gained: 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Piplup lv 14 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: A starter! Its pretty weak, though. Only |
| noteable attacks is peck (Weak flying |
| attack), Bubble (Weak water attack), and |
| Water Sport (Lowers fire attacks). Use a |
| Electric Pokemon, although be caucious |
| about grass types, since they are weak |
| against Peck. |
\------------------------------------------------/
South of Route 205 (Before entering Eterna Forest)
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Pachirisu |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Bidoof |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Shellos |Both |45% |45% |45% |Normal |
|Buizel |Both |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Hoppip |Both |22% |PKMN Radar|
|Elekid |Both |8% |FireRed |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
North of Route 205 (After entering Eterna Forest)
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Pachirisu |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Bidoof |Both |45% |45% |45% |Normal |
|Shellos |Both |10% |10% |10% |Normal |
|Buizel |Both |35% |35% |35% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Slowpoke |Pearl |22% |PKMN Radar|
|Hoppip |Diamond |20% |PKMN Radar|
|Skiploom |Diamond |2% |PKMN Radar|
|Lotad |Both |8% |Sapphire |
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Same Pokemon that was at the Windworks. You will run into several trainers
on the route, although your main goal is to head up to the Eterna Forest.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA FOREST |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00N3/
----
/------------------------------------------------\
|Bug Catcher Jack/Lass Briana |
|Money: 432p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 2 Defense, 3 Special Attack, 1 |
| Speed |
| |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Wurmple lv 9 (Bug) |
|Silcoon lv 11 (Bug) |
|Beautifly lv 13 (Bug/Flying) |
|Pachirisu lv 14 (Electric) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Note that pretty much all of the battles |
| in Eterna are double battle. About the |
| only major issue you will have is |
| Beautifly, which goes down with electric |
| or fire attacks. Everything else is |
| pretty much the same. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Bug Catcher Donald/Bug Catcher Phillip |
|Money: 400p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 2 Defense, 4 Special Defense, |
| 2 Attack |
| |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Wurmple lv 9 (Bug) |
|Cascoon lv 11 (Bug) |
|Dustox lv 13 (Bug/Poison) |
|Burmy lv 12 (Bug) |
|Kricketune lv 12 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: All bug Pokemon this time. Burmy and |
| Kricketune are new to you (Burmy has |
| Protect, while Kricketune has Fury Cutter)|
| However, they are both pretty easy. Dustox|
| is the hardest one, although he only has |
| Gust and Confusion, so use Flying or fire |
| types. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Psychic Elijah/Psychic Linsey |
|Money: 960p |
|EV Gained: 2 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Abra lv 15 (Psychic) |
|Abra lv 15 (Psychic) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Remember the trainer's school? This is |
| pretty much the same thing, but at a |
| higher level. Both have Hidden Power, |
| meaning that the type they will use is |
| fairly random. Just use whatever is in |
| your party. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Psychic Kody/Psychic Rachael |
|Money: 960p |
|EV Gained: 1 Speed, 1 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Meditite lv 15 (Psychic/Fighting) |
|Psyduck lv 15 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Meditite is interesting, since it has a |
| type that the other is weak against. |
| Otherwise, it has Hidden Power and |
| Confusion for attacks. Psyduck is about |
| same as the ones you fought earlier, only |
| now it has Water Gun and Disable (Which |
| does not allow you to use the last attack |
| used). Flying for Meditite and electric |
| and grass for Psyduck. |
\------------------------------------------------/
/------------------------------------------------------------\
|Pokemon |Version |Morning|Day |Night |Method |
|---------------|----------|-------|-------|------|----------|
|Wurmple |Both |30% |30% |20% |Normal |
|Silcoon |Diamond |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Beautifly |Diamond |2% |2% |2% |Normal |
|Cascoon |Pearl |20% |20% |20% |Normal |
|Dustox |Pearl |2% |2% |2% |Normal |
|Budew |Both |29% |29% |19% |Normal |
|Buneary |Both |19% |19% |19% |Normal |
|Murkrow |Diamond |- |- |20% |Normal |
|Misdreavus |Pearl |- |- |20% |Normal |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|After the National Dex |Encounter Rate |Method |
|--------------------------|----------------------|----------|
|Metapod |Both |8% |FireRed |
|Kakuna |Both |8% |LeafGreen |
|Seedot |Both |8% |Ruby |
|Pineco |Both |8% |Emerald |
|Nincada |Both |22% |PKMN Radar|
\------------------------------------------------------------/
Pretty much every Pokemon in the forest is new, several you want to catch.
However, as soon as you enter the forest, you will be forced to team up
with a trainer named Cheryl. Although you had a partner battle before, here
is some basics:
- When you encounter a wild Pokemon, two of them will appear at once. You
cannot throw a Pokeball until one of them faints. It may be a good idea
to catch Pokemon after you get to Eterna.
- When you have a party member and exit the way you came in, they will wait
at the entrance and rejoin you the next time you enter.
- You cannot surf or use rock climb while a trainer follows you.
- After each battle, yours and the trainers Pokemon will be fully healed.
If any are knocked out, they are revived.
With that out of the way, its good to note that Chansey is a very weak
Pokemon, usually healing itself or you in battle most of the time. However,
it is at lv 15, which isn't too bad. Also, its a good idea to wait until
later to catch Pokemon since you will have to faint one before you can
throw Pokeballs and the trainer will still attack that Pokemon. Another
thing to note is Eterna forest is filled with trainers lined up to have
double battles. Even if you talk to just one, it will still be a double
battle.
To exit Eterna Forest: from the entrance, go right, then up, and then right
again. Head down, then to the right, and then up, and then to the left and
up again. If you get lost, just remember to keep going forward on the path.
Eventually, you will hit two cut-table trees (Although you can't cut them
yet since you do not have the badge or HM yet). If you head right from
those trees, you will be out of the Forest and Cheryl will leave your
party.
Now that she is gone, it may be a good time to catch some Pokemon. Wurmple
and its evolutions are a bit weak, so only catch them for the Pokedex.
Buneary is a decent normal type and somewhat better then Bidoof and such.
Diamond players can get a Murkrow, which now has a new evolution (Plus, it
is a flying/Dark type, which is fairly good considering the lack of dark
types in the game). Pearl players can get Misdreavus, a fairly decent ghost
type (Granted, I still think Gengar is a bit better). Once you are done in
the forest, head over to the other side of Route 205.
================================
||Route 205 (Eterna City side)||
===========================================================================
/------------------------------------------------\
|Fisherman Andrew |
|Money: 320p |
|EV Gained: 6 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: In pretty much every Pokemon game, it is |
| almost required that 1 fisherman should |
| have 6 Magikarp, and this is pretty much |
| that trainer. Anything, and I repeat, |
| anything that can attack can destroy his |
| team. Good for EVs, though... |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Fisherman Joseph |
|Money: 448p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Goldeen lv 14 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Nothing special, although Goldeen does |
| have the weak flying move Peck and the |
| confusion move Supersonic. Electric works |
| best, but be careful with grass due to |
| Peck. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Fisherman Zachary |
|Money: 320p |
|EV Gained: 2 Speed, 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: Yes |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Magikarp lv 10 (Water) |
|Goldeen lv 13 (Water) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Zachary's team is like a mixture of the |
| other two trainers on this route, so use |
| the same tactics you used with Joseph |
| on Goldeen and use anything for the |
| Magikarp. |
\------------------------------------------------/
The Pokemon are pretty much the same, so there is no real point unless you
want to level up. A few fishermen on the bridge as well you can fight. Once
you are done, head east to Eterna City.
===========================================================================
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA CITY |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00O3/
----
Pokemart Items:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Poke Ball |200 |
|Potion |300 |
|Super Potion |700 |
|Antidote |100 |
|Paralyze Heal |200 |
|Awakening |250 |
|Burn Heal |250 |
|Ice Heal |250 |
|Escape Rope |550 |
|Repel |350 |
|Heal Ball |300 |
|Net Ball |1000 |
|Nest Ball |1000 |
|Air Mail |50 |
\-------------------------------------------/
Herbal Shop:
/-------------------------------------------\
|Item Name |Price |
|--------------|----------------------------|
|Heal Powder |450 |
|Energypowder |500 |
|Energy Root |800 |
|Revival Herb |2800 |
\-------------------------------------------/
First thing: head over to the Pokemon center and heal up. Second thing to
do is head to the house next to the Pokemon center and talk to the old guy
inside to get a Explorer Kit (You have to get it before you can leave town)
You can also now head to the underground and start digging for items (Keep
in mind that some things won't appear until you get the National Dex).
Head up north of the Pokemon Center to meet a young lady named Cynthia. She
will give you HM 01 (Cut), although you cannot use it quite yet. You can
also head over to the Herb Shop and buy some cheaper medicine, although it
will lower your Pokemon's friendship with you.
Next to the Pokemart is a Condominium where you can trade a Buizel for a
Chatot (A flying/normal type you will not see until much later in the game.
Not all that great for battle, though). Once you are ready, head over to
the Eterna City Gym in the lower right corner.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| ETERNA GYM |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00P3/
----
/------------------------------------------------\
|Lass Caroline |
|Money: 240p |
|EV Gained: 3 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Cherubi lv 15 (Grass) |
|Roselia lv 15 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Cherubi may be a new one to you. For the |
| most part, it is harmless besides Leech |
| Seed. If you do get seeded, switch out. |
| Roselia has Stun Spore and Mega Drain, so |
| Paralyze Heals may be good. Flying works |
| best, like always. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Aroma Lady Jenna |
|Money: 480p |
|EV Gained: 3 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Budew lv 13 (Grass/Poison) |
|Budew lv 14 (Grass/Poison) |
|Budew lv 15 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: All three budew have the same attacks, and|
| are about the same besides their levels. |
| Pretty much the same Budew that you have |
| fought before, too, so use the same method|
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Aroma Lady Angela |
|Money: 544p |
|EV Gained: 1 Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Turtwig lv 17 (Grass) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Another starter, although it only has |
| Razor Leaf (A attack that has a higher |
| critical hit ratio), and the weak tackle. |
| Use flying or fire on Turtwig. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Beauty Linsay |
|Money: 952p |
|EV Gained: 2 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Roselia lv 17 (Grass/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: About the same as the Budew you have been |
| fighting, although Roselia has Poison |
| Sting as well. |
\------------------------------------------------/
Eterna's Gym is sort of a odd one. Instead of trying to avoid trainers to
get to the leader, you will have to fight 3 trainers before you can fight
the leader herself. The bad? They will appear hidden one at a time and
you have to fight them in order. Here are their locations:
- The first is hidden by a tree near the gym leader's area. To reach it:
head up to the gym leader's green platform and then turn to your right.
Go down the path that leads south on the right path and you will find the
trainer at the bottom on the right side.
- The second trainer is located in the Southwestern path. From the first
trainer, go back up and then go left and then down the path. She will be
at the end, somewhat hidden by trees.
- The third trainer is in the northeastern path. From the entrance of the
Gym, head on the first right path and then keep going up until you reach
the end. She will be hidden by a tree.
Once you beat all 3 trainers, the Gym Leader will appear to the very north
of the gym. Make sure you have a few healing items (Like items that can
cure Paralyze and potions) and heal up at the Poke center.
/-------------------------------------------------------------------------\
|Boss: Gardenia |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Cherubi lv 19 (Grass) |
|Turtwig lv 19 (Grass) |
|Roserade lv 22 (Grass/Poison) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Both her Cherubi and Turtwig are fairly weak, flying Pokemon such |
| as Starly and Murkrow can make quick work of them (As well as |
| Chimchar). Roserade is a bit more powerful, being a final evolution|
| and 3 levels above the others. If you have a Kadabra or Alakazam, |
| now would be the time to use them (Psychic moves are effective |
| against poison types). Flying types also work well, since they are |
| somewhat resistant against grass attacks. I don't remember her too |
| well, but I think she used a mixture of poison and paralyze |
| attacks. |
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------/
Once you beat her, you will get the Forest Badge and TM 86 (Grass Knot).
Now that you are done with the Gym, you can continue on your quest. If you
have not yet gone to the northern part of Eterna City, go there now to get
HM 01 (Cut) from Cynthia (The blond lady). There is also a herb shop you
can buy bitter medicine from. Once you have cut, teach it to a Pokemon and
cut down the trees near the spikey building at the north part of town (To
cut, either press A and select yes for the Pokemon that knows cut, or go
into the Pokemon menu and select it). Also note that you will need the Gym
Badge from this town before you can use cut.
________________________________________________________________________
/ \ / \
|--O--| GALACTIC BUILDING |--O--|
\___/________________________________________________________________\___/
\00Q3/
----
/------------------------------------------------\
|Team Galactic Grunts |
|Money: 1080p |
|EV Gained: 2 Speed, 1 HP, 2 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Zubat lv 14 (Flying/Poison) |
|Glameow lv 14 (Normal) |
|Wurmple lv 13 (Bug) |
|Cascoon lv 13 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Double battle time! Pretty much all of the|
| two trainers Pokemon are ones you have |
| fought before, although Zubat now has |
| Bite (Dark type attack with a chance to |
| flinch), and Glameow has Hypnosis (Puts |
| Pokemon to sleep). Also, Cascoon also has |
| Poison Sting, so watch out for that. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Team Galactic Grunt |
|Money: 600p |
|EV Gained: 2 Defense |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Silcoon lv 15 (Bug) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: About the same as always, although this |
| Silcoon has Tackle, so it can attack. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Team Galactic Grunt |
|Money: 520p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Wurmple lv 13 (Bug) |
|Zubat lv 13 (Flying/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Pretty much the same as the double battle |
| from earlier, so take care of it the same |
| way. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Team Galactic Grunt |
|Money: 480p |
|EV Gained: 1 HP, 2 Defense, 1 Speed |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Wurmple lv 12 (Bug) |
|Silcoon lv 12 (Bug) |
|Zubat lv 12 (Flying/Poison) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: Only major difference is Silcoon has |
| Poison Sting, and Zubat only has Leech |
| Life as a attack. |
|------------------------------------------------|
| |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Scientist Rudolph |
|Money: 720p |
|EV Gained: 2 Special Attack |
|Rematch Trainer: No |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Pokemon: |
|Kadabra lv 15 (Psychic) |
|------------------------------------------------|
|Info: This will pretty much be your first time |
| fighting a Kadabra, the evolved form of |
