Walkthrough

First you start out at Pallet Town. Go to the computer and withdraw the potion and now exit the house. Head North of Pallet town and go into the grass.Then comes Doctor Oak and stops you and tells you not to go into the wilderness without protecion so Mr Oak will bring you back to his lab and let you choose a pokemon you can either choose

#1.Bulbasaur

or

#2.Charmander

or

#3.Squirtle.

(Whatever you pick Gary will pic the advantage over your pokemon).Squirtle or Bulbasaur will be better for beginners because of they upcoming Gym leaders have a advantage over charmander but do as you will because im not choosing the pokemon.Then after you have your pokemon Gary will challange you to a match.This match isnt very hard but remember not to always use attack and you will probably win.Once you have passed Gary go to the house right behind Oak's Lab and talk to the girl.She will give you a map of the Routes and Cities.Once you have the map and the potion go North of Pallet and into the grassy area were Dr.Oak stoped you before and try not to walk around in the grass a lot because yor pokemon is weak and may die.

Items

1.Moon Stone

2.HP UP

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You will not beable to get the Moon Stone or the HP UP on your first trip because of the wall but did you see those tiny little bushes?Well kepp them in mind until you obtain the HM cut.

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Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

1.Pidgey common/common

2.Rattata common/common

3.Caterpie none/rare

4.Weedle rare/none

1.Pokeball

2.Antidote

3.Potion

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To get the Poke Ball,when you enter go left the go up and the just go left,to get the potion on you way out were the sign is just go right and then down,and to get the antidote just go right and just keep going up until you get to it.

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Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

1.Weedle commone/rare

2.Kakuna common/rare

3.Metapod rare/common

4.Caterpie rare/common

5.Pikachu rare/rare

In Pewter City, just look around. There's the pokemon museum, pokemarts, pokecenter, and the first gym. Go to him, when you think you pokemon's ready.

The Pewter City Gym leader is brock. He uses rock type pokemon. He'll be harder than the pokemons you've fought before. Grass and water pokmons are strong against him. If you chose charmander, make sure you have another strong pokemon just incase. After you beat Brock, he'll give you the Boulder Badge and TM 34. The Boulder Badge gives you pokemon a boost of attack. It also allows you to use HM 5 (flash). TM 34 contains Bide.

Brock's Pokemon Lineup

Geodude - level 12

Onix - level 14

On route 3, there'll be some trainers along the way. There are about 7 trainers on the way there. The trainers have bug, normal (jigglypuff), and bird pokemons. They hoover around level 9 to level 14. You might have a little problems with jigglypuff. Besides that, you'll be fine.

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

1.pidgey commone/common

2.Spearow common/common

3.Jiggly puff rare/rare

Here, go up and turn to your left. There are two items. Get them. They are potion and TM 12(water gun) There, fight the trainer at the wall. After that continue to you left and walk around in the bottom. Once you covered all the space in the bottom, go all the way to the right and go up. Then you turn right after you've gone all the way up. There'll be a trainer there. Battle her and move on to the right. There, go into the ladder and come back up. There'll be another trainer waiting for you at the bottom. There, battle himi and move to the north past him. There, there'll be a hiker. He'll have rock and ground pokemon. Battle him and get the item about him. Then go down. On this level, just follow the pate and go down. There, go a little to the north and turn right. Go down and fight team rocket. He'll have a raticate i believe, so watch out. The n go right and go up. follow the path and fight team rocket in the north. After beating him, go north. Fight that other guy and choose either the helix fossil or the dome fossil. then go up and turn left. Go down the ladder. Then you're home free.

Pokemons

Pokemons red/blue

Zubat common/common

Geodude rare/rare

Paras rare/rare

Clefairy rare/rare

Dome Fossil - Kabuto

Here on route 4, after you past the whole route, you can't get back to Mt. Moon or the cities behind it. That's okay, because you're heading into Cerulean City and that's where you want to go. There aren't ay trainers here and you can get TM 4 (whirlwind).

Pokemon red/blue

Rattata common/common

Spearow rare/rare

Ekans rare/none

Sandshrew none/rare

Here in Cerulean City, there'll be another gym. You'll want to battle them when you've powered up your pokemon and heal them. Here, you can trade a poliwhirl for a jynx. but you can't trade yet, because u don't have a poliwhirl yet. So postpone that. There are also a bike shop, pokemarts, pokemon centers, team rocket, nugget bride, gym, and the unknown dungeon. There's a lot of things to do. First, you have to beat misty or you go to nugget bride and beat the trainers there.

Here, the gym leader is misty. She uses water pokemons and grass or electric pokemons are strong against them. So use bulbasaur or pikachu against her. After you defeat Misty, she'll give you the cascade badge. The badge makes all pokemon up to level 30 obey you. The cascade badge also allows you to use the skill HM 1. You also get TM 11 which is bubblebeam from misty. If you have a squirtle, give him this attack.

Staryu level 18

starmie level 21

There's the nugget bridge, the practice area, and bill's house on these routes. To get to bill's house, go north on the bridge, when you get to the top, turn right to get to bill's house and keep on going.

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

weedle common/rare

kakuna common/rare

caterpie rare/common

metapod rare/common

oddish rare/none

bellsprout none/rare

abra rare/rare

pidgey rare/rare

fish for psyduck, krabby, and goldeen

Once you've defeated you Rival, there'll be a team rocket member there. He'll challenge you. There are 5 trainers and if you beat them all, you'll get you a nugget. The last or the 5 trainers will be the hardest one. He'll have a level 18 Mankey.

After you've completed the Nugget bride, there'll be a lot of trainers. There'll be trainers and hikers. They use ground and rock type, so use grass or water pokemon.

When you get to bill's house, he'll be a pokemon so talk to him. Then you help him. He'll give you a ticket to the S.S. Anne. Leave and go back in to look at his rare pokemon on his computer. He'll have info on Eevee and his evolved stage.

When you leave Cerulean City through the burgled House, you'll be on route 5. Here, it's consisted of the underground passage, the day care center and the thirsty guards.

Tips and Notes

Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

pidgey common/common

oddish rare/none

mankey rare/none

bellsprout none/rare

meowth none/rare

When you go through the field between the two roads, you'll be able to enter the Daycare Center. Here, you can leave you one of you pokemon in teh care of an expert babysitter. For a small fee, this kind soul will raise you pokemon for you. Just don't forget to pick up your pokemon later.

This is they way to get to route 6 to Vermilion City. This is the house to the right ot the gatehouse. On your way there, you don't have to fight any pokemons

After you've mad it throught the Underground Path, you only need to walk south to Vermilion City., You also have to fight trainers.

Tips and Notes

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

Pidgey common/common

Oddish rare/none

Mankey rare/none

Bellsprout none/rare

Meowth none/rare

Here, you'll find bug catchers and jnior trainers in the grassy areas. The most difficult battle will be agains the level 20 Butterfree that can put you to sleep. You should get some awakenings to beat this pokemon.

There are a lot of things to do in Vermilion city. Go to the pokemart, pokemon center, fishing guru, S.S. Anne, Gym, and the Pokemon Fan Club. You can get a bike voucher (exchange for the bike) at the fan club. Also fish for krabby and shellder.

Lt. Surge is the gym leader of Vermilion City. He uses Electric pokemon, so watch out for the paralyz attacks. If you have the dig skill, you should defeat him easily, but it might not be so easy. Outside of his room, there are trash cans. You have to find the first lock and the second is right next to it. If you miss, you'll have to start all over again. If you win, you'll get the thunder badge. It'll allow u to use the hm skill fly in and out of battle. Your pokemon also gains speed. He'll also give you TM 24. It's Thunderbolt. It's a really handy skill. It's way better than thundershock.

Voltorb Level 21

Pikachu Level 18

Raichu Level 24

This cruise ship is filled with trainers. Most of them use water pokemon, so either use a grass pokemon or electric. On this ship, there'll be lots of battles for some items. The S.S. Anne have lots of pokemon and the pokemon are within Level 17 to Level 23.

Visit the Captain before you get off the ship. Talk to him and he'll give you HM 1 which is cut. Now, you'll be able to cut down trees that look like cactuses. You can use this HM over and over again, so you don't need to worry. Although, i must warn u, if you give it to a pokemon, they can't unlearn it, so pick your pokemon carefully.

After you finished your business in Vermilion City and the S.S. Anne, go here to battle some trainers. The trainers here have electric, water and other pokemons, so be careful. But you won't get too far on this route, because the snorlax is blocking the way. So you'll have to wake him up later. Also, Prof Oak's aide is at the gate house, so go there to get the itemfinder. But you have to have about 30 pokemons i believe.

Tips and Notes

Pokemons

Pokemon Red/blue

Spearow common/common

Arbok common/---

Sandshrew ---/common

Drowsee rare/rare

Diglett's Cave

Here in diglett's cave you can go back near Pewter city with this. But u need the cut ability to get there. In this cave, you'll find digletts and dugtrios. Well, when you get to the end, go down and you can trade a abra for a mr. mime. Keep going down and you'll see prof. oak's aide. He'll give you the Flash HM(5) if you have like 15 pokemons. Then go down and you'll find some items. Go to Pewter city and go to the museum and turn right. Go in and cut the trees and go inside. Talk to the guy who's standing next to the big rock. He'll give it to u which is Aerodactyl if you resurrect it in Cinnabar Island. Tips and Notes

Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

Diglett common/common

Dugtrio rare/rare

Here on route 9, you can find junior trainers and other trainers as well. They have a level 19 to 23 pokemons that include a charmnder and a meowth. There'll be rock tunnel after you finish this route. Also, there'll be a pokemon center.

Tips and Notes

Pokemon Pokemon red/blue

rattata common/common

Spearow common/common

arbok common/none

Sandshrew none/common

Voltorb common/common

Well here, it's a dark place, you'll need the HM 5 if you wanna see. But you don't need it. It'll be hard to find ur way around and to dodge trainers.

Tips and Notes

Trainers

Here, there are many trainers. They carry rock and ground pokemon. There are many hikers with geodudes and onixes while the pokemaniacs have slowpokes and cubones. These hoover around level 19 to 25.

Pokemons

Pokemon Red/Blue

Zubat common/common

Geodude rare/rare

Machop rare/rare

Onix rare/rare

Route 10

Here, you get out of Rock Tunnel, and you have to fight 4 trainers. But you don't need to. Just take the right path and fight one trainer and head to lavender town. There, you heal ur pokemon and battle the other three. Also on that boulder on the top right, go there and press a. You'll get an ether.

Tips and Notes

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

Rattata common/common

Spearow common/common

Arbok common/none

Sandshrew none/common

Voltorb common/common

It's a tiny town south of Rock tunnel. It's home to the Pokemon Tower where dead pokemon lives. You can catch ghost pokemon here.

Pokemon Tower

Here, there's lots of ghost pokemon. But you'll need the silph scope first. So get that at the next town which is Celadon City. After you get it, go here to catch gastly's, hautner's, and cubone's. At the top of the tower, there's a Marowak. After that, you go and beat team rocket off and get the pokeflute which wakes up all pokemons. In the tower, there's trainers with gastly's and haunters. Use dig by diglett or whoever to be give the most damage to the ghost pokemon.

Pokeshop

Here in the Pokeshop, you can buy new things like a great ball. It costs 600 p and it raises ur chances of catching a pokemon. There's also a lot of other things.

Merchandise Price

Great Ball 600P

Super Potion 700P

Revive 1,500P

Escape Rope 550P

Super Repel 500P

Antidote 100P

Burn Heal 250P

Ice Heal 250P

Paralyze Heal 200P

Name Rater The name rater lives here, so if you want to change one of your pokemon's nicknames. Beware that you can't change the names back, so decide carefully.

Here's another route that's block by the threat of road construction. There's another path that you can take. It goes under Saffron City and over to Route 7. There are trainers here with electric, poisonous, and other pokemons in the levels of 22 through 26.

Notes and Tips

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

Pidgey common/common

Mankey rare/none

Arbok rare/none

Growlithe rare/none

Meowth none/rare

Sandshrew none/rare

Vulpix none/rare

Well, there's nothing much here, just a piece of land where u can look for pokemons or go to a different city.

Notes and Tips

Pokemons

Pokemon red/blue

Pidgey common/common

Oddish rare/none

Mankey rare/none

Growlithe rare/none

Bellsprout none/rare

Meowth none/rare

Vulpix none/rare

Celadon is known for their large department store where u can rack up for supplies. It's also rumors that the Game Corner is run by Team rocket and that it's their hideout. Go check it out!. Get Eevee

Okay it's in the Celadon Mansion, but go around through the back. Go inside and go up the staircase. You'll find a secret room with a pokeball on the table. Inside it is an eevee. It can evolve into a jolteon, flareon or vaporeon with a thunder, fire, or water stone. Go to bill for more info.

Department Store

Merchandise-Second Floor

Item Price

Great Ball 600

Super Potion 700

Revive 1,500

Super Repel 500

Antidote 100

Burn Heal 250

Ice Heal 250

Awakening 200

Parlyz Heal 200

TM 01(mega punch) 3,000

TM 02(Razor Wind) 2,000

TM 05(Mega Kick) 3,000

TM 07(Horn Drill) 2,000

TM 09(Take Down) 3,000

TM 17(Submission) 3,000

TM 32(Double Team) 1,000

TM 33(Reflect) 1,000

TM 37(Egg Bomb) 2,000

Poke Doll 1,000

Fire Stone 2,100

Leaf Stone 2,100

Thunder Stone 2,100

Water Stone 2,100

Dire hit 950

Guard Spec 700

X Accuracy 650

X Attack 500

X Defend 550

X Speed 350

X Special 350

Calcium 9,800

Carbos 9,800

Iron 9,800

Protein 9,800

Fresh Water 200

Soda Pop 300

Lemonade 350

Note Don't forget to buy drinks for the guards at the gate of Saffron City. Oh yea and buy all three drinks and give them to the little girl on the roof and she'll give you 3 different kinds of TMs.

You'll have to cut a small tree to get to her gym. In her gym, the trainers use grass pokemon. Those are weak against fire pokemon, so it's a good chance to level up those fire pokemon and it'll be easier to defeat them. All pokemon work well against these pokemons except water, electric, and ground types of pokemon. If you will, she'll give you the Rainbow Badge which boosts ur pokemon's attack strength and makes ur pokemon up to level 50 obey you. She'll also give you a TM which is Mega Drain. It takes the hp from the enemy and gives it to you.

Erika's Pokemon Lineup

Victreebel LV 29

Tangela LV 24

Vileplume LV 29

First, you'll have to get the coin purse to get some coins, so go to the restraunt in the south part of Celadon City. Get it and go back to the Game Corner. Now you can purchase some coins. Talk to the people. Some will give you advice and some will give you coins. Also, look on the ground for coins. On one of them, you'll find 100 coins. Now on the slots, go to a slot and play it 4 times. If you win some, it's hot so stick to it.

The Hideout

The hideout is the Game Corner, so go to the top and battle that rocket who's guarding a poster. Beat him and you'll press a button. Go right and you're in the hideout. Take kthe first stairs down after you've cleared the floor. Then battle that guy who's right there and go left. Use the bottom one and land. Go back around the block and to the top. YOu'll get an item. Go back around. Now go to the first one after you've gone down. Then just walk across 2 squares and you'll ed up near the bottom again. Now go towards the left and you'll end up at another square. Go to your right and down. Take the top and take the stairs. After you've done that, go battle the Rockets and get the item. Go back to the last floor. and Return where you came from. Then. you go all the way around and back to the downward stairs. Don't go there. Go to the bottom past the rocket go right and up there'll be another set of stairs. There, you Go down and battle that rocket member and get the item. Go all the way back up. TGo down the set of maze again. Which you take the left square. The come back a little to the left and Go down. Turn left and there'll be an arrow that's pointing down. Take that one and go down. Battle That rocket and go all the way down, turn right and go up. There'll be another set of stairs. Take that down and you'll be in another floor. Go down and right and there'll be an item on the table. Get that. Go all the way up now and there'll be another rocket. Get the item first and battle him. After you've battle him, talk to him again. He'll drop the lift key, so grab it. Then head back up. Go back all the way to the first maze. Go all the way down from the first maze and take that litte elevator. Go up and you'll be at level 4. Go to your left and down to get an item. Then battle the Rockets. Go in and battle Giovanni. He'll be using normal type pokemon. Beat him and you'll get the silph scope. Go back up. Take the elevator to the first floor and you're done. That's it. Now you can get the slots.

Coin Exchange

Here, you'll be able to exchange your coins for prizes. Here's the prices and pokemons for each version.

Red Version

Abra 180

Clefairy 500

Nidorina 1,200

Dratini 2,800

Scyther 5,500

Porygon 9,999

Blue Version

Abra 120

Clefairy 750

Nidorino 1,200

Pinsir 2,500

Dratini 4,600

Porygon 6,500

Well, now you have the silph scope, you head back to lavender town for the pokemon tower. You fight your way up and catch some ghost pokemon. When you get to the fifth floor, there'll be weird squards. That squares are to heal your pokemon, so you don't have to go back to the pokemon center. Now go to the top and you'll find out that it's the marowak that's haunting the place. Beat it and go in. There, you'll see 3 team rocket members. Beat them and go to Mr. Fuji. Talk to him and follow him. When you get to his house, he'll give you advice and the pokeflute. Now, head for Saffron City.

Saffron City

Here is Saffron City. It's the heart of the pokemon country. It's the largest city here. It's home to the Silph Co. Headquarters. It hosts the finest minds of the world and team rocket has them held in hostage. Get ready to fight them!

Fighting Dojo

The Fighting Dojo is at the top left of the city. Go there and battle them. They have fighting pokemon, so a psychic pokemon should do well against it. It's like a gym, but when you defeat the leader, you get a pokemon instead of a badge.

Silph Co.

In the middle of Saffron City lies the headquarters for the Silph Co. Team Rocket has taken the building over in the hopes of tinding the secret to their new product, the Master Ball. They've raided their labs and even taked the company's President hostage intheir quest. Help the Silph Co. and it's employees!

This is a 11-floor building and it's the largest and most tiring dungeon of the game. There are 30 Trainers here ranging from Poison-spitting Rockets to electrical Scientists. The experience levels here start at Level 25 and go up.

The employees of the Silph Co are scared to death, not only about their jobs but their lives as well. If you stop to talk with them and allay their fears, they might have a helpful gift for you. Remember this before you take the teleport pad to the President's Office.

Teleport Pads and Key Cards

You will have an easier time if you get the Key Card before using the Teleport pads extensively. By the time you find this item on the Fifth Floor, you should have taked out about half of the enemy Trainers. If you clear out the rest of the levels before you start zapping around, ou'll have effectively taken care of any deadly situations before going up against the boss.

When you find the silph co worker next to the bed, you'll know you're getting close to Giovanni, the head rocket. Here you an rest and heal your Pokemon's wounds before going up against the boss man himself.

Why didn't your Rival do anything to free the Silph Co.? Is he just here to taunt you? Defeat him again then go onto the 11th Floor

Master Ball

To rescue the Silph Co. President you must battle with Giovanni once again. This time he's added some high level Nidoran to his aresenal, so watch out for their poisonous attacks. With Pokemon in the Level 35 to 41 range, he's going to be tough to defeat. But if you found the battle against your Rival pretty easy, then this will be too. With Giovanni vanquished once again, you'll find yourself on the receiving end of a fabulous reward, the Master Ball. You only get one of these, so use it with discretion.

Note

It's highly recommended that you store the Master Ball away until you can enter the Unknown Dungeon. The Mewtwo there is fierce but a highly desirable Pokemon. Using your Master Ball on him is a very good idea!

Route 12

South of Lavender Town is a series of interconnected docks that span the entire eastern coast of the Pokemon realm. If you have the Surf ability, you can glide down the side with no interruptions whatsoever. If you don't, you'll have to walk and deal with the Fishermen you meet on the way.

The snorlax in the Road

You won't make if far unless you have a Poke Flute in your possession. A big Snorlax is blocking the road and the only way to wake him is with that flute. Once awake, he'll attack and you'll have an opportunity to capture him. Try to use Ultra Balls if you've made it Fuchsia City already. If not, I hope that you have a large supply of Super Balls on hand. This rare Pokemon is tough to catch.

What a Great Fishing Pole!

One of the Fishing Guru's brothers has bought a house on Route 12. This is a great opportunity for you to learn even more about fishing lore. If you listen closely to what this guy has to say, he'll give y ou a Super Rod that will allow you to catch all kinds of fish.

Tips and Notes

Things to get:

1. TM 16

2. Super Rod

3. Iron

Pokemon

Pokemon Red/Blue

Pidgey Common/Common

Oddish Rare/none

Gloom Rare/none

Venonat Rare/none

Bellsprout None/Rare

Weepinbell None/Rare

Route 13

Well, on toute 13, there are Birdkeepers. They're fierce with lots of flight pokemon hovering the Level 30 mark. This is a good area to build up your pokemon's experience levels. So use electric pokemon to win easily.

Tips and Notes

Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

Pidgey rare/rare

Ditto rare/rare

Venonat rare/rare

Oddish rare/none

Gloom rare/none

Bellprout none/rare

Weepinbell none/rare

Routes 14 and 15

There are some patches of land where it's easy to capture the wild second forms of some of your favorite Pokemon. This stretch of the road is one of them. Hunt in the thickets for advanced Pokemon like the Pidgeotto, Gloom, and Weepinbell. If you haven't bothered to level up any of their first forms, this will really save you time.

Notes and Tips

Items TM 20

Exp. All

Exp. All

If you've collected 50 Pokemon, Prof. Aok's Aide has another present for you. This time you'll get a piece of research equipment called Exp. All. When you have this amongst your items, all of the pokemon you have with you will receive a portion of the experience points handed out after a battle. Here's how it works: The experience points earned are divided in half first and on half is divided among all of your party. The other half is divided among the Pokemon who actually participated in battle. Sound neat? well, when your part is small it is. But if you are carting around six pokemon, the allotment of all of those experience points can get kind of time consuming.

Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

Pidgey rare/rare

Pidgeotto rare/rare

Ditto rare/rare

Venonat rare/rare

Oddish rare/none

Gloom rare/none

Bellsprout none/rare

Weepinbell none/rare

Route 16

Before you can get very far down Route 16, you need two things: the poke flute to wake up the annoying snorlax who is blocking the road and a bicycle. If you haven't already gone back to cerulean city with you bike voucher do so immediately. They don't call this cycling road for nothing!

Snorlax

You won't get very far unless you wake this public nuisance and get him moving. If you haven't added one of these to your collection (there are only two of them), make sure that you nab this one. Just be patient and he'll eventually be yours.

Flight

Using the cut ability, clear out the bush right before the Snorlax and head toward the northern gate house. On the other side is a house where a little girl will give you her HM 02 machine. This will allow any of your flight pokemon to transport you anywhere on the map as long as you've been there before. This is a great way to travel to those out of the way places!

Notes and Tips

Tainers

Right outside of the gate to Cycling Road, you'll run into a gang of burly bikers and cue balls. Their pokemon, a combo of poisonous and normal/fighting types, fluctuate between a puny LV 26 and a respectable LV33. A piece of cake after some of the places you've been.

Pokemon

Pokemon red/blue

Spearow commmon/common

Rattata rare/rare

Raticate rare/rare

Doduo rare/rare