Coolbird, here, reporting to you some nifty tips on the Gold and Silver versions of Pokémon! Some of the stuff here is slightly outdated, such as the Pokémon names, since of course we all know the names of all 100 new Pokémon (which won't be so new anymore later this year), but I've decided to keep it up here, anyway.
Alright, first thing you probably want to know is the official new Pokémon names! Well, I don't know all of them, but here are the ones I collected and total info about them!
I hope that's enough, since i didn't even cover a lot. Anyway, those are some official names and stuff, like type and evolution level.
There are some new Pokéballs in G/S, too. Here they are as follows:
To get these balls, you must find items called apricorns and give it to a certain guy in Azalea to get these balls.
Here are some pics i scanned for all of you. DO NOT STEAL!!!
An Umbreon i drew!
Okay, I know you've seen this, it's my main image.
In the worlds of Johto and Kanto, there were and are some very rare pokemon. There are three especially elusive monsters roaming about Johto. Here i will explain how you can have an easier time catching these Pokemon.
The three fantastically bizarre crearures, Raikou, Entei, and Suicune, are not found in any one particular place in Johto, which makes them a trifle to catch. After you scare off the beasts from the burned out tower, they will begin roaming the fields and rivers of johto.
You will randomly run into them while walking about the grass, and when you do (you should be very excited) you can track them on your PokeDex. It is VERY tough to catch them unless you have master balls at hand, since they run at the first chance they get. At this time I have already caught all three dogs, and it took about a month.
Anyway, here i have some very useful guidelines and tips on how to track down the Trinity of Terror. Remember that you should follow these ONLY if you've already run into one of the rare creatures.
Anyway, very good news for me, and possibly for you. I am very proud of myself, since I have caught all three dogs! And, for all of you who are having trouble even running across these creatures, click below to see colorized versions of their PokéDex entries! (remember, since I printed them out from my game, this is from the silver version. The pictures and data may differ in Gold version, but I don't know.)
This is all I have for now. I'll do more stuff later, but the items i have now should entertain you for a bit and help you, i hope.
Totodile-#158(Water)
Evolves into: Croconaw @ level 18/Feraligatr @ lv.30
Cyndaquil-#155(Fire)
Evolves into: Quilava @ lv.14/Typhlosion @ lv.36
Chikorita-#152(grass)
Evolves into: Bayleef @lv.16/Meganium @ lv.32
Evolves into: Furret @lv.15
Mareep-#179(electric)
Evolves into: Flaaffy @lv.15/Ampharos @lv.30
Uknown-#201
Hophip-#187(Grass/Flying)
Evolves into: Skiploom @ lv.18/Jumpluff @lv.27
Wooper-#194(water/ground)
Evolves into: Quagsire @lv.20
Steelix-#208(Steel)
Slowking-#199(Psychic/water)
Umbreon-#197(Dark)
Espeon-#196(Psychic)
Stantler-#234(normal)
Sunkern-#191(Grass)
Evolves into: Sunflora with Sun Stone
Sudowoodo-#185(rock)
New PokéBalls
Fast ball-Helps catch those escaping Pokemon
Lure Ball-Helps when catching after fishing.
Level Ball-The lower the opponent's level to your pokemon's, the easier it is to catch.
Heavy Ball-For those heavy-duty Pokemon.
Love Ball-If the gender of the opposing pokemon is opposite to that of yours, you chances of catching it increase.
Friend ball-Catch a Pokémon with this so it will become attatched to you.
Moon Ball-Easier to catch Pokemon that evolve with the moon stone (clefairy, jigglypuff).
Pictures!
Rare Pokemon
The Ledgendary Beasts
1.Get a pokemon that knows Fly, and one that can hypnotize or paralyze. You also NEED a bike.
2.Buy up a bunch of repels (10 is okay for starters).
3.Find out where the Pokemon is at the time being. If it's close, bike over to its hiding place, but becareful because you may be too late by the time you're there. Check your 'dex frequently.
4.If the Pokemon is far away, try to guess what route it will go to next and fly there. I've intercepted Suicune like this many times before i finally caught it.
5.If the Pokemon is near your area, crank up your bike (it's a good idea to assign it to Select) and break open a repel. Then turn on the radio (try the pokemon march to attract them) and go after it!
6.Be sure to check your position on the map relative to the pokemons' using the PokeGear. this makes tracking it easier.
7.Make sure you have a VERY FAST pokemon first in your line, as the creatures run away quickly, and they don't heal the damage they receive, so you can catch one over a number of sightings. Also try to have a pokemon that can put the dogs to sleep.
8.Then you hope for the best and belive in yourself. Remember that doing this takes a lot of time and patience.
The TM Table
TM# Location Description
TM01 Cianwood Dynamic Punch (Automatically Confuses when hits)
TM02 Ilex Forest/Goldenrod Headbutt (use to knock pokemon out of trees) TM03 Celadon Curse(works differently for ghosts) TM04 Route35 Rollout (5 turns increasing damage)
TM05 Route32 Roar (Scares Pokemon) TM06 Fuischa City Toxic (inscreasing Poison Damage) TM07 Power Plant Zap Cannon (Automatically paralyzes when hits) TM08 Route36/Goldenrod Rock Smash (use to break Cracked rocks) TM09 Trade Psych Up (Copy Stat Changes of opponent) TM10 Lake of Rage/Celadon Hidden Power (varies with pokemon) TM11 Goldenrod/Celadon Sunny Day(powers up Fire-type moves for 5 turns) TM12 Route 34 Sweet Scent (Atrracts Wild Pokemon/Lowers opponent’s evasion) TM13 Dark cave/MooMoo farm Snore (Randomly Attacks while asleep) TM14 Goldenrod Blizzard (30% chance of freezing opponent)
TM15 Celadon City Hyper Beam(you can’t attack next turn) TM16 Mahogany Town Icy Wind(If attack hits, lowers opponent’s speed one level) TM17 Celadon Protect(ward off opponent’s attack. Success rate falls if used continually)
TM18 Slowpoke Well/Celadon Rain dance (powers up water moves for 5 turns) TM19 Celadon city Giga Drain(restores HP equal to half the damage caused) TM20 Burned Tower Endure(Will leave you with 1 HP, regardless of attack) TM21 Goldenrod city Frustration(Power of attack increases based on loyalty to trainer) TM22 Route 27 Solarbeam(Build up one turn, attack second turn) TM23 Olivine City Iron Tail(30% chance of lowering opponent’s defense one level) TM24 Dragon’s Den Dragonbreath(may Prarlyze opponent) TM25 Goldenrod Thunder(May paralyze opponent) TM26 Victory Road Earthquake TM27 Goldenrod Return (amount of damage based on loyalty)
TM28 National Park Dig(dig 1st turn, attack 2nd. Also used to get out of caves) TM29 Saffron/Celadon Psychic(may lower opponent’s Special Defense) TM30 Ecruteak City Shadow Ball (may lower opponent’s Special Defense)
TM31 Violet City Mud-Slap (does damage and lowers opponent’s accuracy) TM32 Celadon Double Team(Raise your evasion by one level) TM33 Goldenrod/Trade Ice Punch (May freeze opponent) TM34 Lighthouse Swagger(confuse opponent, but raise its attack by 2 levels) TM35 Goldenrod Sleep Talk (Attack randomly while Sleeping) TM36 Route 43 Sludge Bomb (may poison opponent) TM37 Route 27/Celadon Sandstorm (does damage to both Pokemon every turn) TM38 Goldenrod Fire Blast (May burn opponent) TM39 Union Cave Swift (never misses) TM40 Mt. Mortar Defense Curl (raise your defense)
TM41 Goldenrod Thunderpunch TM42 Viridian City Dream Eater (Half of damage done is absobed by you. Only works when opponent’s asleep) TM43 Lake of Rage/Trade Detect (may evade attack)
TM44 Ice Path Rest (Fully Heal yourself, lose two turns) TM45 Goldenrod Attract (makes opposite gender Infatuated) TM46 Mahogany Town Thief(may steal item opponent is holding) TM47 Rock Tunnel/Route 28 Steel Wing (10% chance of raising your defense) TM48 Goldenrod Fire Punch TM49 Azalea Town Fury Cutter(5 turns rising attack power) TM50 Route31 Nightmare(gives opponents nightmares, only works while asleep)
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