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Route 9

2021-04-08T23:52:54Z

Sawyer:

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Mountain|Post=Route 10|Prev=Route 8|Category=Route}}

{{Area|Type=Mountain|Region=Kanto|West=Cerulean City|South=Route 10|BerryTrees=3|BattleNPCs=8|Items=4|LandLevels=15|LandMembers=3}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a mountainous [[Kanto]] route that is interlocated between [[Cerulean City]] and [[Route 10]], serving as a junctional route therebetween.

The area becomes immediately enterable from [[Cerulean City]] after obtaining [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM05]] ([[Flash]]) from the [[S.S. Anne (quest)|S.S. Anne quest]]; before then, the player's character will balk at entering it due to the understanding that this area is a lead-up to [[Rock Tunnel]]—a lightless cave that is not illuminable without the aforementioned HM. In order to deepen access to the route, however, the [[Thunder Badge]] must also have been procured from [[Vermilion Gym]]; otherwise, Picknicker Alicia will barricade you from progressively traveling through the area.

Due to the occlusive [[Snorlax]] at the trisection on [[Route 12]]'s bridge, players must enter this route as a roundabout travel way to [[Celadon City]] for at least their first visit in order to obtain the next badge in Kanto's successional line of gyms: the [[Rainbow Badge]] from [[Celadon Gym]].

The waterway near the route's terminus can be [[Surfing|surfed]] en route to the [[Power Plant]] on [[Route 10]].

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==Notable miscellanies==
===Ash's Hat===
{{Main|Ash's Hat (quest)}}
If you have already encountered Ash Ketchum in [[Viridian Forest]], you can speak to this recurrent character herein.

If you have [[Starter Pokémon|started]] with [[Pikachu]], he will enjoin you to do a localized hunt for his hat, which was stolen by one of the ambient [[Mankey]]; if you find and return it to him, he will reward you with [[Clothes|his own hat]]—an equippable headwear item that was substantially modeled after Ash's Hat in the anime.

This quest is an inspiratory nod to [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/EP025 Episode 25] of the anime wherein a Mankey—the eventual Primeape of Ash—stole Ash's Hat and refused to relinquish it.

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns}}
==Items==
===Natural resources===
{{AreaItems|Type=Mountain|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Leppa Berry|Quantity=1-2|Cooldown=3 days|Location=From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost}}
{{AIR|Item=Pecha Berry|Quantity=1-3|Cooldown=3 days|Location=From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost}}
{{AIR|Item=Sitrus Berry|Quantity=1-3|Cooldown=3 days|Location=From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost}}
{{AIR|Item=Max Potion|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In a capsular container westward of Hiker Jeremy}}
{{AIR|Item=Light Clay|Cooldown=13 days|Location=On the northern ledge east of a bench (requires [[HMs|HM01]] and either [[Cut]] or a [[Navigational_devices#Tree_Axe|Tree Axe]] to deobstruct the tree thereto)}}
{{AIR|Item=Pokéball|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden Item. In a tree trunk on the east side of the route}}
{{AIR|Item=Pokéball|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden Item. In a lamp post next to a bench in the middle-north section}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
{{NPCTable|Type=Mountain|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Picnicker|Name=Alicia|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Gloom,Weepinbell,Roselia|Note=She is not challengable without the [[Thunder Badge]] from [[Vermilion Gym]] incidentally, she also will occlude you from proceeding through the route without it|Levels=28,28,28}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Hiker|Name=Jeremy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Machoke,Onix|Levels=30,30}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Camper|Name=Chris|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Growlithe,Charmeleon|Levels=30,31}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Bug Catcher|Name=Brent|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Beedrill,Venomoth|Levels=28,29}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Bug Catcher|Name=Conner|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Venonat,Spinarak,Ariados|Levels=29,29,30}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Camper|Name=Drew|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata,Ekans,Sandshrew,Mankey|Levels=29,28,29,29}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Hiker|Name=Brice|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Graveler,Machoke,Quagsire|Levels=30,30,30}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Hiker|Name=Alan|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Teddiursa,Rhyhorn|Levels=31,31}}
}}
}}

Pokédex

2021-04-08T23:51:47Z

Sawyer:

{{stub}}

[[File:Pokédex_Interface.png|300px|right|thumb|An overview of the Pokédex's in-game interface.]]

The '''Pokédex''' is a technological device that collects and stores Pokémon data. It computes a semi-encyclopedic breadth of data for Pokémon that you have registered data entries for.

The item is obtained nearly in the immediacy of a player's travel; Professor Oak will bequeath it to the player after selecting their [[starter Pokémon]] in his lab, which will auto-register the caught-data entry of the selectee thereof despite how it antecedes the acquisition of the item itself. Because this device has conglomerative coverage overall Pokémon that are currently databased within [[Pokémon Revolution Online]], this is the only one obtained throughout the game.

Pokédex-data entries are invaluable not just as an informatory tool for all Pokédex data; they also constitute some of the loftier requirements for in-game content, since many require a multimodal collection of seen-, caught-, and evolved-data entries in order to qualify for an area's accessibility, quest progressivity and/or completion, and other covetable rewards.

==Registering Pokémon-data entries==
[[File:Pokédex.png|thumb|right]]
Pokédex-data entries can be subsumed into three modal categories: caught (owned, as nomenclature on the Pokédex itself), seen, and evolved.

While not all caught-data entries are attainable—much of which is attributable to limited obtainability of [[Legendary Pokémon]] and post-generational Pokémon that currently do not have their generationally respective region to indigenously inhabit—all seen-data entries are registrable up to the [[:Category:Generation III Pokémon|Generation III]] subset of Pokémon.
===Seen-data entries===
Seen-data entries are registrable simply by encountering the Pokémon in a battle regardless of whether or not you obtain it; this includes encounters with them in NPC-trainer and [[PvP]] battles. Additionally, interactions with most overworld-interactable will register seen-data entries, thereby greatening the ubiquity of their obtainability.

A Pokémon's seen-data entry is the only Pokédex-data threshold needed to access all of its available data pertaining to the Pokémon.
===Evolved-data entries===
Evolved data entries are registered by evolving the Pokémon within your own custody. Evolved data entries of Pokémon will be markedly shown in the Pokédex, where the evolvees are emblematized by golden stars.

The evolution must be custodial in nature in order for it to register; evolved forms of Pokémon that evolved under the possession of another trainer or were caught in the wild will not register their evolved-data entries in your Pokédex. Because of these mechanical limitations, it is processually recommended that when [[Trading|trade-evolving]] Pokémon, you request the transactional intermediary to decline on the evolutionary prompt when it is initially traded to them; that way, when they trade it back to you, you will be prompted to evolve the Pokémon, yourself, thereby clinching its evolved-data entry.

Evolving a Pokémon will automatically register its caught- and seen-data entries for that evolve.

===Caught-data entries===
Caught-data entries are registered whenever the Pokémon lands under your ownership; this is predominantly done by capturing the Pokémon in the wild, obtaining it by evolutionary extension of another Pokémon, [[trading]] for it, or obtaining it from an NPC (typically as a reward). Obtaining caught-data entries automatically registers the seen-data entry of the species, more obviously.

All Pokémon that are registered in the Pokédex will be superimposed by an emblematic [[Pokéballs|Pokéball]] in the Pokédex index.

==Pokédex data==
[[File:Pokédex_Oaks_Lab.png|150px|left|thumb|Obtaining the Pokédex in Oak's Lab in [[Pallet Town]].]]
Upon procuring a Pokémon's seen-data entry, you will have access to the entire gamut of Pokédex data; that includes all moves that it learns via level-up and instinction, wild-spawn data, a descriptive writeup of the Pokémon species, and species-specific individualities. Because all data therein is referenced directly from the database, it is considered the most epistemically dependable informational resource in-game, consistently staying abreast of database changes that may alter it.

It provides the most informative Pokémon-locator out of any informatory tools in-game. Spawn data will only fall in the purview of those that were obtained in the wild—namely on land and in water (both by [[fishing]] and [[Surf|surfing]]); this does not include wild-Pokémon battles that were initiated by NPC script work, such as [[diggable patches]] or [[Headbutt trees]], nor would that data be computable for it.
==Pokédex-data requirements==
Various content outlets will require accruals of Pokédex-data entries in order for features to be accessible; the most common necessitators include [[:Category:Quests|quests]], access to supplementary areas, reward thresholds, and so forth. See the tabular list below for comprehensive information, pertaining.

Some requirements will stipulate generation-specific accruals of data entries; for example, if 100 caught-data entries were wanted for [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation I Pokémon]], it would only count data-entries from that generational bracket. For generation-specific information on Pokédex-data entries, you can speak to the professors in the lab of the generationally respective region; they will inform you on how many caught- and seen-data entries you have from it.

{{PokedexRequirementTable|Contents=
{{PdexReq|Owned=10|Feature=Claiming [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM05]] ([[Flash]]) from one of Professor Oak's Aide in [[Route 2]]'s stophouse}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=70|Feature=Reaping an [[Everstone]] from the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor)}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=150|Feature=Reaping an [[Eviolite]] from the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor)}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=240|Feature=Reaping a Dragon Medallion from the prize-giver in [[Blackthorn City]] Dragon Club (third floor)}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=120,I|Evolved=38|Feature=Admissible access to [[Love Island]]}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=120,I|Evolved=34|Feature=Admissible access to [[Trainers Valley]]}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=146,I|Seen=150,I|Evolved=71|Feature=Obtaining the Old Sea Map—a progressor to completing the [[Mew_quest|Mew]] quest}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=94,II|Seen=100|Evolved=121|Feature=Obtaining the G.S. Ball—a progressor to completing the [[Celebi_quest|Celebi]] quest}}
{{PdexReq|Owned=100|Feature=Obtaining a Silver Disc from [[Cinnabar Island]] Lab—the generative item of [[Porygon]]}}
{{PdexReq|Seen=200|Feature=One of the componential requirements for challenging [[Professor Oak (boss)|Professor Oak]]}}
{{PdexReq|Evolved=150|Feature=The main componential requirement to be able to enter [[Dragon's_Den#Dragons_Shrine|Dragon's Shrine]]}}
}}

[[Category:Items]]

Violet City

2021-04-08T23:47:31Z

Sawyer:

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Flying|Prev=Cherrygrove City|Post=Azalea Town|Category=Towns}}

{{Area|Type=Flying|Region=Johto|East=Route 31|North=Sprout Tower|West=Route 36|South=Route 32|Items=4|BattleNPCs=2|Badge=Zephyr|GymType=Flying|Leader=Falkner|WaterLevels=12}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the first [[Johto]] city that is home to a gym. Before being able to challenge it, it will be necessary to first visit the [[Sprout Tower]], located in the north of Violet City.

The city also serves as an intersection between 3 routes. On its east is [[Route 31]], from which the city is first accessible. South is [[Route 32]], which will be partly blocked by police officers until the Violet Gym has been completed. On its west is [[Route 36]] which, unlike in the original game, will be completely inaccessible until [[Goldenrod City]]'s gym has been completed.
 

==Notable miscellanies==
===[[Move Tutors]]===
====[[Endeavor]] Tutor====
A [[Move Tutors|Move tutor]] for the move [[Endeavor]] can be found next to the building east of the city's gym. He will teach the move to any compatible pokemon for {{Pdollar}}11,000.

====[[Swords Dance]] Tutor====
A [[Move Tutors|Move tutor]] for the move [[Swords Dance]] can be found inside the westmost building. He will teach the move to any compatible pokemon for {{Pdollar}}15,000.

====[[Defog]] Tutor====
A [[Move Tutors|Move tutor]] for the move [[Defog]] can be found inside the building east of the city's gym. He will teach the move to any compatible pokemon for {{Pdollar}}15,000, given that the player has already completed the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn Elite Four]].

===[[Onix]]-Trader===
There is an [[NPC Traders|NPC Trader]] at the far-east from the city's gym who will trade his [[Onix]] for the player's [[Bellsprout]]. The Onix will be initialized at level 8 and will be holding an [[Hard Rock]].

===[[Smooth Rock]]===
A Hiker standing directly next to the Pokemon Center will give a free [[Smooth Rock]], given that the player has the caught data of [[Geodude]]. This is a one-time reward.

 

==Wild Pokémon==
=====[[Fishing]]=====
{{AreaFishingSpawns}}
===[[Headbutt trees|Headbuttable Trees]]===
{{AreaHeadbuttData}}

==Items==
===Lootable items===
{{AreaItems|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Pokeball|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden item. At the end of the path between trees directly west from Sprout Tower's entrance}}
{{AIR|Item=PP Up|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=On the east side of the water. Requires Surf}}
{{AIR|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden Item. Immediately behind the gym's sign. Requires Surf}}
{{AIR|Item=Hyper Potion|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden Item. Behind a tree west from the center of the south bridge. Requires Surf.}}
}}

===[[Pokémart]]===
{{ShopTable|Contents=
{{ShopItem|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Potion|Price=300}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Awakening|Price=250}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}
}}

===[[Pokéstop]]===
{{Pokestop|Badge=Rising|Contents=
{{PSI|Pokéball}}
{{PSI|Great Ball}}
{{PSI|Potion}}
{{PSI|Super Potion}}
{{PSI|Super Repel}}
{{PSI|Ether}}
{{PSI|Revive}}
{{PSI|Full Heal}}
{{PSI|Rare Candy}}
{{PSI|PP Up}}
}}

==Violet Gym==
The Violet Gym will be blocked by a police officer until the player defeats the Master on the top floor of the [[Sprout Tower]].

The gym layout is one of the most simple. After moving to the second floor, trainers will be waiting for the player to walk on the wooden planks. However, there are also side paths that can be walked on to avoid the Gym trainers entirely.

Upon defeating Falkner, the police officers blocking the path down Route 32 will leave, allowing the player to progress to the next town. However, the Gym-greeter will not start selling any [[TMs and HMs|TMs]].

===Gym trainers===
{{GymNPCTable|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Bird Keeper|Name=Chuck|Gender=Cue Ball|Lineup=
{{GymNPCLineup|Pokemon=Pidgey,Hoothoot}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Bird Keeper|Name=Dave|Gender=Cue Ball|Lineup=
{{GymNPCLineup|Pokemon=Spearow,Murkrow}}
}}
}}

===Falkner===
Although Falkner specializes in the [[Flying (type)|Flying]] type, all of his Pokémon are also of the [[Normal (type)|Normal]] type. With a team that has nothing special to be afraid of, most Pokémons will be able to handle his team very well, given that they are not weak to the [[Flying (type)|Flying]] type. However, should a Pokémon specifically be brought to fight Falkner, a [[Geodude]] from [[Dark Cave Entrance]]/[[Route 46]] or a [[Mareep]] from [[Route 32]] are the only two available Pokémons that can easily be caught in the wild. An [[Onix]] can also be obtained from the trader in Violet City for a [[Bellsprout]].
{{GymLeaderLineup|Lineup=Pidgey,Spearow,Pidgeotto|Moves0=Gust,Quick Attack,Sand Attack|Moves1=Pursuit,Growl,Peck|Moves2=Gust,Quick Attack}}

Mt. Coronet South

2021-04-08T23:45:09Z

Sawyer:

{{Area|Maps=Mt. Coronet South,Mt. Coronet 2F,Mt. Coronet 3F|Type=Cave|West=Route 207|East=Route 208|North=Mt. Coronet Summit|Region=Sinnoh|LandLevels=33|LandMembers=2|LandTier9=2|WaterLevels=20|BattleNPCs=9|Items=6}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Sinnoh]] mountain. This page contains the Southern parts of Mt. Coronet: Mt. Coronet South, Mt. Coronet 2F, and Mt. Coronet 3F.

Mt. Coronet South is located between [[Route 207]] and [[Route 208]]. This floor however only allows passing to the other route until [[Surf]] is available to use.

With [[Surf]], the 2nd floor can be entered, however, a Galactic Grunt will block the path to the 3rd floor until [[Team Galactic HQ]] has been completed. An exit to the side leads back to [[Route 207]], where an item can be obtained if the player can use [[Rock Climb]].

Mt. Coronet 3F does not have much of interest. Following it leads to [[Mt. Coronet Summit]].

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==Wild Pokémon==
===Mt. Coronet South===
====Land====
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Mt. Coronet South}}
====Water====
=====Surfing=====
{{AreaSurfSpawns|Location=Mt. Coronet South}}
=====Fishing=====
{{AreaFishingSpawns|Location=Mt. Coronet South}}

===Mt. Coronet 2F===
====Land====
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Mt. Coronet 2F}}

===Mt. Coronet 3F===
====Land====
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Mt. Coronet 3F}}

==Items==
{{AreaItems|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Dusk Stone|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the south-east corner of Mt. Coronet South. Requires Surf}}
{{AIR|TM=Rock Slide|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the south-west corner of Mt. Coronet 2F}}
{{AIR|Item=Escape Rope|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Near the north-west corner of Mt. Coronet 2F, next to the Rock Smash rocks}}
{{AIR|Item=Hyper Potion|Quantity=2|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the north-east corner of the main part of Mt. Coronet 2F}}
{{AIR|Item=Star Piece|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the east-most room of Mt. Coronet 2F, accessible from the eastmost ladder of 3F}}
{{AIR|Item=Revive|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden item. On the rock adjacent to the stairs in Mt. Coronet 3F}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
===Mt. Coronet 2F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 2F|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Hiker|Name=Aime|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Steelix|Levels=40}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Axel|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Absol|Levels=42}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Trainer|Name=Sabri|Gender=Camper|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Ivysaur,Charmeleon,Wartortle|Levels=39,38,39}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Nameless Hero|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Mightyena|Levels=40}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Gentleman|Name=Xardas|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Milotic,Huntail|Levels=37,38}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Dino|Name=Arlo|Gender=red|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Dratini|Levels=39}}
}}
}}

===Mt. Coronet 3F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 3F|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Galactic Grunt|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Beautifly|Levels=41}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Galactic Grunt|Gender=girl|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Bronzor|Levels=43}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Galactic Grunt|Gender=girl|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Dustox,Golbat,Dustox|Levels=41,38,45}}
}}
}}

Transportive systems

2021-04-08T23:44:04Z

Sawyer:

'''Transportive systems''' refers to the infrastructural systems that are designed to enable or facilitate a player's means of traveling throughout the macroregion of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. These encompass the principal means of transportation throughout the regions, which are much more expeditious than most pedestrian courses of travel.

These systems become accessible later on in the game, typically entailing [[:Category:Quests|quests]], such as the compulsory storyline, among other lofty player-achievement milestones.

==Systems==
===Intraregional transportation===
Intraregional-transportation systems are conduits that transport its passengers to other areas within the region, embarking and disembarking within the same region.

There are two transportive systems: the subway and transmat station, which are biregionally interlocked for the [[Kanto]]-[[Johto]] and [[Hoenn]]-[[Sinnoh]] regional pairs, respectively. They become accessible as soon as their prerequisitely designed quests are completed, in addition to winning the regional championships of the transportative regions.
====Subway====
{{TransportationSystem|Transit=Subway|Fee=2,500|Destination=Between other [[Pokémon Center]]s of the transportive region|Requirements=Completion of the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]\Must have defeated the Elite Four cadre for the league of the transportive region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Viridian City]], [[Pewter City]], [[Cerulean City]], [[Vermilion City]], [[Lavender Town]], [[Celadon City]], [[Saffron City]], and [[Fuchsia City]]}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Azalea Town]], [[Blackthorn City]], [[Cherrygrove City]], [[Ecruteak City]], [[Goldenrod City]], [[Mahogany Town]], and [[Violet City]]}}
}}
====Transmat station====
{{TransportationSystem|Transit=Transmat|Fee=2,500|Destination=Between other [[Pokémon Center]]s of the transportive region|Requirements=Completion of the [[New Mauville|transmat-station quest]] in [[Hoenn]]\Must have defeated the Elite Four cadre for the league of the transportive region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Oldale Town]], [[Petalburg City]], [[Rustboro City]], [[Dewford Town]], [[Slateport City]], [[Mauville City]], [[Verdanturf Town]], [[Fallarbor Town]], [[Lavaridge Town]], [[Fortree City]], [[Lilycove City]], [[Mossdeep City]], [[Sootopolis City]], [[Pacifidlog Town]], and [[Ever Grande City]]}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sinnoh|Stations=The [[Pokémon Center]]s of [[Canalave City]], [[Celestic Town]], [[Eterna City]], [[Fight Area]], [[Floaroma Town]], [[Hearthome City]], [[Jubilife City]], [[Oreburgh City]], [[Pastoria City]], [[Resort Area]], [[Sandgem Town]], [[Snowpoint City]], [[Solaceon Town]], [[Sunyshore City]], the [[Survival Area]], and [[Veilstone City]]}}
}}

===Transregional transportation===
Transregional-transportation systems will transport you from one region to another, enabling interregional travel. Outside of [[Kanto]] and [[Johto]], which are unified to the same mainland-region expanse, these systems make traveling through the regions much easier.

====Ferries====
Ferries are the principal system used for seabound travels, enabling you to travel to other regions and islands—including PRO-custom standalone ones.

Most of the vessels used for these services can be found tethered to the docks of [[Vermilion City]], [[Olivine City]], [[Lilycove City]], and [[Canalave City]].

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Interregional ferry|Fee=5,000|Destination=Between the harbors of each mainland region|Requirements=Must have won the regional championship of the destined region|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Olivine City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=[[Lilycove City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sinnoh|Stations=[[Canalave City]] Harbor}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Sevii Islands|Destination=[[Sevii Islands]] from Kanto, and intraregionally within the archipelago|Requirements=Active [[membership]]\Regional champion of the [[Elite Four (Kanto)|Kanto League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Sevii Islands|Stations=[[One Island]], [[Two Island]], [[Three Island]], [[Four Island]], [[Five Island]], [[Six Island]], and [[Seven Island]]'s ferries}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Love Island|Fee=5,000|Destination=[[Love Island]]|Requirements=120 caught-data entries of [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation I Pokémon]] registered in your [[Pokédex]]\38 evolved-data entries registered in your Pokédex|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor, and [[Love Island]] Ferry for the return trip}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Pinkan Island|Fee=20,000|Destination=[[Pinkan Island]]|Requirements=Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn League]]\Partway completion of the [[Pinkan Island (quest)|Pinkan Island quest]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Vermilion City]] Harbor}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Orange Islands|Stations=[[Pinkan City]]'s shore}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Dock Island|Destination=[[Dock Island]]|Requirements=Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four (Johto)|Johto League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Olivine City]] Harbor. Speak to Sailor Jon both for the entry and return trips}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Leev Town|Fee=5,000|Destination=[[Leev Town]]|Requirements=Active [[membership]] at the juncture of travel\Must be declared as the champion of the [[Elite Four (Hoenn)|Hoenn League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Hoenn|Stations=[[Lilycove City]] Harbor, and Leev Town Port for the return trip (costless)}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Munchlax Resort|Fee=0|Destination[[Munchlax Resort]]|Requirements=Champion of the [[Elite Four (Kanto)|Kanto League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Munchlax Resort]]}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Water|Transit=Shamouti Island|Fee=0|Destination=[[Shamouti Island]]|Requirements=Champion of the [[Elite Four (Sinnoh)|Sinnoh League]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Shamouti Island]]}}
}}

====Trains====
{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Building|Transit=Interregional train|Fee=5,000|Destination=Runs interregionally between [[Kanto]] and [[Johto]]|Requirements=The [[Rising Badge]] from [[Blackthorn Gym]]|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Saffron City]] Station}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Goldenrod City]] Station}}
}}

{{TransportationSystem|Theme=Building|Transit=Trainers Valley|Fee=10,000|Destination=Trainers Valley|Requirements=The [[Earth Badge]] and [[Rising Badge]]\120 caught-data entries of [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation I Pokémon]] registered in your [[Pokédex]]\38 evolved-data entries registered in your Pokédex\Must have challenged [[Red (boss)|Red]] (irrespective of the outcome)|Stations=
{{TransportationStations|Region=Kanto|Stations=[[Saffron City]] Station (on the second floor)}}
{{TransportationStations|Region=Johto|Stations=[[Goldenrod City]] Station (on the second floor)}}
}}

==Transit Passes==
Exemption passes can be purchased to deregulate you from the fees imposed for using these services.

These passes can be bought from ticket-vendors, who can be found purveying the passes in most of the transportal stations. The passes are infinite-use for as long as they are valid, and they are sold for the following prices for the respective durational periods:

{| style="text-align: center; border: 3px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; background-color: #{{Building_color}}; border-radius: 25px; padding: 5px; width: 34%;"
|- style="background-color: #{{Building_color_light}}; color: #{{Building_color_dark}}; padding: 5px;"
! style="border: 1px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; width: 55%;" | Price
! style="border: 1px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; width: 50%;" | Duration (days)
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}100,000 || 7
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}175,000 || 14
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}240,000 || 21
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}300,000 || 28
|}

They can be bought from Ticker Sellers in any Department Store or in the [[Saffron City]] and [[Goldenrod City]] train stations.
{| style="text-align: center; border: 3px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; background-color: #{{Building_color}}; border-radius: 25px; padding: 5px; width: 34%;"
|- style="background-color: #{{Building_color_light}}; color: #{{Building_color_dark}}; padding: 5px;"
! style="border: 1px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; width: 55%;" | Price
! style="border: 1px solid #{{Building_color_dark}}; width: 50%;" | Duration (days)
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}200,000 || 7
|- style="background:#FFF"
| {{Pdollar}}300,000 || 30
|}

They can also be rewarded by using the Eumi tokens in the [[Eumi Island]] Casino.

To check the durational remainder of your pass's expiry period, you can speak to ticket vendors; they will quantify how many days are remaining.
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Route 128 Underwater

2021-04-08T23:42:27Z

Sawyer:

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Special|Prev=Route 127 Underwater|Post=Route 129 Underwater|Category=Route}}

{{Area|Type=Special|Region=Hoenn|Location=Route 128|North=Route 127 Underwater|BattleNPCs=1|WaterLevels=31|Items=3}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] underwater route. There are a few [[Dive]] spots that can be used to access from [[Route 128]]. However, the main area, which leads to the story-important [[Seafloor Cavern]], can only be accessed from [[Route 127 Underwater]].

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==Notable miscellanies==
===Seafloor Cavern===
{{Main|Seafloor Cavern}}
Certainly, one of the biggest points of interest from underwater, the [[Seafloor Cavern]] is the next story location after completing [[Mossdeep City]]'s gym and accepting Steven's request. The cavern can however only be entered during that moment, and once the cavern has been completed, it is no longer possible to reenter.

==Wild Pokémon==
===[[Fishing]]===
{{AreaFishingSpawns}}

==Items==
{{AreaItems|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Protein|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the east dead-end of the main area, accessible from Route 127 Underwater}}
{{AIR|Item=Pearl|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the south-east dead-end of the main area, accessible from Route 127 Underwater}}
{{AIR|Item=Protein|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the eastmost isolated area, accessible from Route 128's eastmost Dive spot}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
{{NPCTable|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Diver|Name=Mayu|Gender=girl|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Luvdisc,Luvdisc|Levels=39,39}}
}}
}}

Vitamins

2021-04-08T23:41:58Z

Sawyer:

Vitamins are a medicinal item that will increase the EVs of your Pokémon. Each vitamin will raise EVs in increments of 10 for 1 stat until that stat reaches 100 EVs. After 100 EVs, Vitamins will not work for that particular stat.

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==Vitamins==
{{InBattleItems|Item=Calcium|Function=Raises Special Attack EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Route 15]], [[Dark Cave Entrance#Dark Cave South|Dark Cave South]], [[Slowpoke Well]] 1F\ [[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Carbos|Function=Raises Speed EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Diglett's Cave]], [[Route 14]], [[Mt. Moon]] 1F, [[Rock Tunnel]] 1F\[[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=HP Up|Function=Raises HP EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Water Path]], [[Ravaged Path]]\[[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Iron|Function=Raises Defense EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Route 3]], [[Mt. Moon]] B2F, [[Rock Tunnel]]\[[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Protein|Function=Raises Attack EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Mt. Mortar]], [[Slowpoke Well]] L1\[[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}
{{InBattleItems|Item=Zinc|Function=Raises Special Defense EVs, of the user, by 10|Locations=[[Diggable Patches|Dig Spots]] in [[Maniac Tunnel]], [[Mt. Coronet Summit]]\[[Slateport City#Market|Slateport City Market]]}}

==[[Slateport City]] Market==
The Energy Guru in the market will sell you Vitamins. He will offer a pack of 10 Vitamins for {{Pdollar}}40,000. This deal can only be purchased once per two weeks. He will still offer vitamins at the normal price of {{Pdollar}}8,000.

==Department Stores==
All [[Department Store]]s carry Vitamins at a price of {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece.

==Historical Site==
Artifact Maniac Hastor will sell vitamins for 7 Artifact Points each.

[[Category:Items]]

Love Island

2021-04-08T23:41:38Z

Sawyer:

{{Area|Type=Fairy|Region=Kanto|Location=Vermilion City|West=Diamond Domain|LandLevels=15|LandTier9=3|WaterLevels=16|Items=1|BattleNPCs=4}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an extra island located in [[Kanto]]. It can be accessed from the Love Sailor in [[Vermilion City]]. However, going to it requires the player to have the caught data of 120 [[:Category:Generation I Pokémon|Generation 1 Pokémon]], as well as 38 evolved data in total. It also costs {{Pdollar}}5,000 to travel to Love Island unless the player has an active [[Transit Pass]].

The Island is a very valuable place to visit. On top of being home to a large amount of rare Pokémons and being the location to evolve [[Eevee]] into [[Sylveon]], it also offers many things to do. The main attraction is certainly the Pink Crystals, which have a high chance of valuable rewards. There are also Berry Stumps, rewarding [[Berry|Berries]] that halve the damage taken from a specific type when super-effective. There are many [[Move Tutors]] as well as a boss duo.

Finally, although less interesting than its outside part, Love Island has a cave called [[Diamond Domain]], which can be accessed in its north-western part. Crossing the cave leads to an isolated area with a large pink crystal; examining the crystal will take the player to [[Private Resort]], an area full of NPCs based on staff members.

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==Notable miscellanies==
===[[Sylveon]] evolution===
[[Eevee]]'s evolution into [[Sylveon]] is only possible when on Love Island. To do so, all it is necessary to do is to let [[Eevee]] gain a level in any battle on the island whilst it knows a Fairy-type Move it can learn [[Baby-Doll Eyes]] at level 9 or [[Charm]] at level 29. If your [[Eevee]] is past the required level and does not know any of these moves, speak to a move relearner to relearn one of the moves.

===[[Play Rough]] tutor===
The [[Move Tutors|Move Tutor]] for [[Play Rough]] can be found in the center of the island, next to the sakura tree surrounded by water. She will teach the move to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

===[[Grass Knot]] tutor===
The [[Move Tutors|Move Tutor]] for [[Grass Knot]] can be found in the first black building directly west from the Pokémon Center. She will teach the move to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}10,000.

===[[Sky Attack]] tutor===
The [[Move Tutors|Move Tutor]] for [[Sky Attack]] can be found in the southwest-most house of the island. He will teach the move to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}10,000.

===Pink Crystals===
There are many Pink Crystals scattered around the island, with 11 of them that can be interacted with. In order to fetch rewards from them, it is necessary to have a Pokemon that knows [[Rock Smash]], as well as that has 220 Happiness or more. Rewards include items and wild Pokémons. Once broken, they take 120 hours, or 5 days, to respawn.

===Berry Stumps===
There are 7 Berry Stumps scattered around the island, which can be noticed by the glitter emanating from them. Picking them up rewards the player with a random berry from the list below.
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Charti Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Chilan Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Colbur Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Kasib Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Kebia Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Payapa Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Rindo Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Roseli Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Shuca Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Tanga Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
{{ITRow|Item=Yache Berry|Quantity=1-3}}
}}

===Shary & Shaui (boss)===
Shary and Shaui are located in the black house west of the large Sakura tree, just past the river that encircles the tree. They can be challenged on the conditions that the player has a full party of 6 level 100 Pokémons, as well as no [[Ice (type)|Ice]] or [[Fairy (type)|Fairy]] type Pokémons in his or her party. Furthermore, in order to obtain their rewards, it is necessary to defeat both of them without leaving the house. See the main article for more information.
{{Main|Shary & Shaui (boss)}}

 

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Type=Fairy}}
===Water===
{{AreaSurfSpawns}}
===[[Headbutt trees|Headbuttable Trees]]===
{{AreaHeadbuttData}}
===Diamond Rocks===
{{AreaDigPokemon|Contents=
{{AreaDig|Pokemon=Geodude|Levels=31-38|Rarity=Common}}
{{AreaDig|Pokemon=Corsola|Levels=31-38|Rarity=Common}}
{{AreaDig|Pokemon=Carbink|Levels=31-38|Rarity=Uncommon}}
{{AreaDig|Pokemon=Binacle|Levels=31-38|Rarity=Uncommon}}
}}

==Items==
===Lootable Items===
{{AreaItems|Type=Fairy|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=In the middle east of Love Island. Looks like a purple pokeball}}
}}

===Pink Crystals===
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Water Stone|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Leaf Stone|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Thunder Stone|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Fire Stone|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Shiny Stone|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Prism Scale|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Big Pearl|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Deep Sea Tooth|Quantity=1}}
{{ITRow|Item=Deep Sea Scale|Quantity=1}}
}}

====Pokémon====
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Carbink}}
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Corsola}}
}}

===Seller Sara===
Seller Sara is located in the eastmost house.
{{ShopTable|Name=Seller Sara|Type=Dark|Contents=
{{ShopItem|Item=Pokeball|Price=200}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Full Heal|Price=600}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Hyper Potion|Price=1,200}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
{{NPCTable|Type=Land|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ace Trainer|Name=Gustavo|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Stantler,Milotic|Levels=62,70}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ace Trainer|Name=Camila|Gender=girl|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Aromatisse,Slurpuff|Levels=65,70}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ace Trainer|Name=Afonso|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Psyduck,Golduck|Levels=60,72}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ace Trainer|Name=Manoel|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Scrafty,Scrafty|Levels=65,72}}
}}
}}

In-Game Commands

2021-04-08T23:40:30Z

Sawyer:

Commands are used to execute various data-inspective and account-management functions in-game.

Although most routine-use command can be performed by GUI-clickable shortcuts on the client interface, there still remains client-interface incompletions in that regard or times where it may be infeasible to use the client interface (if you want to right-click on another player who isn't sightable, for example); that is a reason why one may find it resourceful to know the textual commands outlined below.

Do note that whenever commands are designated towards other players, they must be simultaneously online in order for them to be executable; this is because the commands will only sift through the database of online users, thereby necessitating that they're online.
==General Commands==
===Player-Interaction Commands===
'''''/fri or /friend username'''''

Sends a friend request to the designated sendee.
 
Using the command while the user is online will also defriend them.
 


'''''/ign or /ignore username'''''

Blocks all messages and requests from the designated player.
 
Do note that your ignored-user list is not stored retentively anywhere in the current client; as such, your ignore list will reset when you relog, and you will need to reuse the command thereupon relogging.

'''''/unignore username''''' ''(currently not working)''

Allows you to remove a user from your ignore list without relogging. 

'''''/pm username|message'''''

It is used to open up a PM window with the designated sendee—especially useful if their name is not sightable for you to right-click on them. The message argument is optional, but using it will send a message in unison to opening up the PM window.
 
For example, if you wanted to message Bill456, you would type ''/pm Bill456'' to open up a PM window with them.
 
This also does work for group chats with multiple people.
 
(e.g. "''/pm Red,Naero,Daeon''") 

'''''/pmoff'''''

Disables private messages. Reusing this command will re-enable them, and logging out will also reset the setting.

'''''/trade username'''''


Sends a trade request to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/trade username,<days>'''''


Sends a lend request under a set appointed time of return to the designated sendee. You must be within the same [[Pokémon Center]] to trade them, and both of you must have fulfilled all the [[Trading#Requirements|trading requirements]] in order for a trade to be executable.


'''''/ins or /inspect username'''''
[[File:Player_Inspection.png|right|150px|thumb|Using the command to retrieve another player's trainer card.]]

Retrieves the trainer-card data of another player; see the image to the right for a pictorial overview.
 
You must be on the same map as this player in order to use it. 

'''''/foreveralone'''''

This command is used to hide all players around you, this may help in reducing lag in overcrowded areas or reduce lag on smartphones and older hardware.
 
This resets after Logout.
 

===Gameplay Data===
'''''/happy party-slot number'''''

It reveals your Pokémon's [[Happiness]] points in numerical notation.

'''''/loc or /location'''''

It specified the locational exactitudes of your area, returning your map name and X and Y coordinates of your tile.

'''''/dex or /pokedex'''''

It prints your [[Pokédex]] data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

'''''/on or /online'''''

It outputs the number of users actively online in the server in fractional notation; the numerator is the number of players online, and the denominator is the server's maximal capacity.

'''''/pla or /playtime | /joi or /join'''''

It prints the amount you have played on that specific server and your registration date.

'''''/save'''''
Players can use this command to save their data immediately now. This will have a 30 second cooldown.

==PvP Commands==
These commands are within the purview of non-ranked matches.

'''''/bat or /battle username'''''

It sends a battle request to the designated sendee.


'''''/acc or /accept username'''''

Accepts an oncoming battle request (alternative to the pop-up confirmatory prompt).


'''''/pvp'''''

It prints your non-ranked PvP stats, specifying the wins, losses and disconnections statistics.

'''''/dis or /disable'''''

Blocks battle requests. Reuse the same command to re-enable them.

'''''/draw'''''

Only works in PvP battles and ends without a winner or loser. Draw requests can only be sent alternately to avoid spam requests and each request lasts 30 seconds.

'''''/surrender'''''

works in all battles, counts as a loss and has a five minutes cooldown in Ranked PvP battles. The five minutes cooldown is only for the usage of the command again and nothing to do when you enter another ranked battle again, additionally the player would not have to wait 10 minutes to join another ranked battle game again compared to someone disconnecting. 

==Guild Commands==
{{main|Guilds}}
===Managerial Commands===
'''''/gcreate guild name'''''

Creates a guild under the designated name. Do note that the requirements must be satisfied before a guild is creatable.

'''''/gpromote username'''''

Using the command will promote or demote them from one tier in relation to their current rank; for example, if a Guild Master or Officer were to use the /gpromote command on a Member, it would automatically promote them to an Officer; contrariwise, /gdemote would downgrade them to an Initiate.
It is only operable by Guild Masters and Officers.


'''''/ginvite invitee's name'''''

Invites the designated player to the guild. They must be online in order to be receptible of it and accept it.

'''''/gdisband'''''

It disbands the guild, deregistering all its associated data from the database. 
Bear in mind that it has no confirmatory prompt; it will delete the guild thereupon sending the command, and the guild will be irrecoverable even if done mistakenly.

'''''/gkick username'''''

It expels the individual from the guild.

'''''/gmotd'''''

It modifies the guild's MOTD (message of the day), which is the guild-globalized message that's printed on the guild-menu tab.

===Member Commands===

'''''/gjoin'''''

This is the invitation-acceptant command that's sent by the invitee in order to join the guild when there is an active invitation.

'''''/gleave'''''

This is used to leave the guild.

==Channel Commands==
{{main|Channels}}
===Global-Channel Shortcuts===
You can use the following command prefixes to type into the channel without selecting it as your active tab; this allows you to chat in other channels while the global tab is your active one.

'''''/all message'''''

Posts a message in the All channel.

'''''/t message'''''

Posts a message in the Trade channel.

'''''/b message'''''

Posts a message in the Battle channel.

You can also interpose '''/me''' in the syntax of these commands in order to post a message in reported speech; for example, a player under the username of Jackson10 typing '''/all /me performs an action.''' would output "Jackson10 performs an action."

===Custom Channels===
You are allowed to create and partake in custom channels that fall out of the purview of the official channels' rules and regulations.
====Channel Creation and Owner-Level Commands====
'''''/cgcreate channel name, password'''''

Creates a private channel. The password argument is optional; using it would password-protect the channel, thereby requiring entrants to input the correct password to join.

'''''/cgmod channel name, username'''''

Promotes another as a channel-level moderator

'''''/cgname channel name, new name'''''

Changes the channel name.

'''''/cgpassword channel name, new password, password confirmation'''''

Changes the channel password.

'''''/cgdisband channel name'''''

Deregisters the channel.

====Moderator-Level Commands====

'''''/cgkick channel name, username'''''

Channel-kicks the user.

'''''/cginvite channel name, invitee's username'''''

Invites the user to the channel. Do note that the channel must not be password-restricted.

====Channel-User Commands====

'''''/cgjoin channel name, password'''''

Joins the channel. If it is password-protected, the correct password must be inputted in the command in order to join.

'''''/cgleave channel name'''''

Leaves the channel.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

S.S. Anne

2021-04-08T23:39:04Z

Sawyer:

{{Area|Maps=S.S. Anne Basement,S.S. Anne 1F,S.S. Anne 2F,S.S. Anne Kitchen,S.S. Anne Ballroom,S.S. Anne Captain's Office|Location=Vermilion City|Type=Water|Region=Kanto|North=Vermilion City|BattleNPCs=30|Items=8}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an upscale excursionistic ship that docks into [[Vermilion City#Vermilion Harbor|Vermilion Harbor]].

It can be embarked on from Vermilion Harbor as soon as the player obtains the S.S. Anne ticket bequeathed by Bill upon completing his mini-task on [[Route 25]], as well as the [[Cascade Badge]] from [[Cerulean Gym]] to access [[Vermilion City]].

This is the domain of the [[S.S. Anne (quest)|eponymous quest]] that is required to obtain [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM01]] ([[Cut]]), as the quest's control flow is mostly confined within this ship. Once the rewarded Cut HM is procured, [[Vermilion Gym]] will become immediately accessible by virtue of the fact that this HM is needed to deobstruct the otherwise roadblocking tree nearby the gym.

Once the quest is complete and the ship has been vacated, this area will no longer be accessible; as such, it is considered prudent to maximize all the obtainable resources on this ship, such as experience and monetary payouts from battle NPCs, lootable items, seen-data entries for the [[Pokédex]], and so forth.
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==Notable miscellanies==
===Beverage-vendor===
In the ballroom, Drink Waiter Dan will offer the following beverages.

{{ShopTable|Name=Beverages|Contents=
{{ShopItem|Item=Fresh Water|Price=200}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Soda Pop|Price=300}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Super Potion|Price=600}}
{{ShopItem|Item=MooMoo Milk|Price=500}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Berry Juice|Price=1,500}}
}}

===Player's bedroom===
In the bedroom, you can heal your Pokémon by using the bed therein; this denecessitates [[Pokémon Center]] trips, thereby sparing you travels outside of this ship despite depletion from the glut of NPCs aboard.

==Items==
{{AreaItems|Type=Water|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Fresh Water|Cooldown=7 days|Location=Given by Matt nearby the trash-can bin in Room 7 on the first floor}}
{{AIR|Item=Chesto Berry|Cooldown=5 days|Location=Hidden Item. On the table in Room 6 on the first floor}}
{{AIR|Item=Great Ball|Cooldown=7 days|Location=Hidden Item. Topmost trash-can bin in the kitchen}}
{{AIR|Item=Pecha Berry|Cooldown=Instant|Location=Hidden Item. Middle trash-can bin in the kitchen. Can only be looted if there is none in the inventory, and can be looted multiple times}}
{{AIR|Item=Hyper Potion|Cooldown=7 days|Location=Hidden Item. Bottommost trash-can bin in the kitchen}}
{{AIR|Item=Leftovers|Cooldown=3 days|Location=Hidden Item. It is lootable from the trash-can bin on the second-floor hallway}}
{{AIR|Item=Chesto Berry|Location=Hidden Item. Trash-can bin on the south-west of the lower floor of the Ballroom}}
{{AIR|Item=Leppa Berry|Location=Hidden Item. 3rd Trash-can bin from the west in the south of the lower floor of the Ballroom}}
{{AIR|Item=Oran Berry|Location=Hidden Item. Trash-can bin at the very south of the Ballroom}}
{{AIR|HM=Cut|Location=Rewarded by the captain in his office upon completion of the area's [[S.S. Anne (quest)|questwork]]}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
===B1F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} B1F|Type=Water|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Old Man|Name=Fred|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Voltorb|Levels=24}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Lass|Name=Jenna|Gender=Picnicker|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Igglybuff,Snubbull|Levels=20,20}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Steve|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Bulbasaur|Levels=25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Stevie|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Charmander|Levels=25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Steven|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Squirtle|Levels=25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Charlie|Gender=man|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Growlithe,Spearow|Levels=21,22}}
}}
}}

===1F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 1F|Type=Water|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Blackbelt|Name=Toby|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Hitmonlee,Hitmonchan|Levels=22,22}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Blackbelt|Name=Josh|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Throh,Sawk|Levels=22,22
}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Blackbelt|Name=Jose|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Mankey,Golduck|Levels=23,21}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Blackbelt|Name=Kiroro|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Machamp|Levels=25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Old Man|Name=George|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Snorlax|Levels=24}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Bro|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata|Levels=24}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Broheman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata|Levels=24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Broseph|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata|Levels=24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Brotato|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata|Levels=24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Pokémaniac|Name=Jimmy|Gender=Office Worker|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Jigglypuff,Pikachu|Levels=24,25}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Lass|Name=Stephany|Gender=Picnicker|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Nidorina,Illumise|Levels=24,25}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Steve|Gender=Camper|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Nidorino,Volbeat|Levels=23,24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Pokémaniac|Name=Jeff|Gender=Scientist|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Bidoof,Trubbish|Levels=21,23}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Fisherman|Name=Mike|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Makuhita,Timburr,Machoke|Levels=22,23,24}}
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===2F===
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{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Growlithe,Growlithe|Levels=25,25}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Gentleman|Name=Walter|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Persian,Cubone|Levels=24,24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Lady|Name=Taylor|Gender=Shaman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Ponyta,Petilil|Levels=23,24}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Sailor|Name=Austin|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Kingler,Machoke|Levels=24,26}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Sailor|Name=Arthur|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Tentacool,Shellder,Krabby|Levels=24,24,26}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Sailor|Name=Joey|Notes=This trainer gives the TM19 (Seismic Toss) after defeating him|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Makuhita,Poliwhirl|Levels=25,26}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Ron|Gender=man|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata,Pidgeotto,Pikachu|Levels=25,26,27}}
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}}

===3F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 3F Battleroom|Type=Water|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Sam|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Venonat,Rhyhorn|Levels=25,26}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Youngster|Name=Reggie|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Raticate,Mankey|Levels=24,25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Jackson|Notes=This encounter with [[Jackson_(rival)|Jackson]] is not required for the quest, nor is it of any quest antecedence; rather, it is an optional standalone battle. It is also notable that it rewards no experience payout|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Fearow,Nidorino,Eevee|Levels=22,24,25}}
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}}

Petalburg Woods

2021-04-08T23:37:00Z

Sawyer:

{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Hoenn|South=Route 104|North=Route 104|BattleNPCs=4|LandLevels=7|LandMembers=1|LandTier9=1|Items=4}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Hoenn]] forest that splits [[Route 104]] into two halves. Going north, the path appears to zig-zag, but going south, there are ledges that allow reaching the other end quickly. The forest is notable for its gatherable mushrooms, which result in a quick gain of money.

An eastern part is blocked off by [[Cut]] trees. In that area is located the entrance to [[Petalburg Maze]], the [[Hoenn]] equivalent of the [[Viridian Maze]], although it will be of little interest to beginners in the region.
__TOC__
 

==Notable miscellanies==
===Maqua encounter===
A Magma grunt will be blocking the path just like in the original games, which must be fought in order to pass. However, upon defeating her, she will call a reinforcement, and next will be an Aqua grunt that must be fought, revealing cooperation between the two groups.

After defeating both of them, the scientist will reward the player with a [[Great Ball]] and leave.

===Mushrooms===
Scattered around the forest are a total of 8 mushrooms that can be harvested. These look like normal mushrooms, with the difference that they cannot be stepped on. Each mushroom will reward the player with a random amount of between 1 and 6 [[Tiny Mushroom|Tiny Mushrooms]], making it an excellent location for a quick gain of money.

Each mushroom will have a Cooldown of 14 days. However, if the player has a [[Paras]] or a [[Parasect]] and chooses
to harvest the mushrooms using them, will boost the amount you get next time.

===[[Gunk Shot]] Tutor===
A [[Move Tutors|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Gunk Shot]] is located directly east of the northern exit, beyond the [[Cut]] trees. He will teach the move to any compatible Pokémon for the price of {{Pdollar}}9,000.

===[[Petalburg Maze]]===
Just like the [[Viridian Forest]], Petalburg Forest also has its own maze. Its entrance is on the eastern side, which will require [[Cut]] to reach. The maze itself being in the dark, bringing [[Flash]] is also recommended.

The maze is however of very little interest for a beginner in the [[Hoenn]] region; its rewards include [[Berries#EV-reductive berries|EV-reducing berries]] and one of the possible locations of [[Latios]].
{{Main|Petalburg Maze}}

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
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===[[Headbutt trees|Headbuttable Trees]]===
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==Items==
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{{AIR|Item=Pokeball|Quantity=1|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Before the second ledge to jump from the north entrance}}
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{{AIR|Item=Ether|Quantity=1|Cooldown=8 days|Location=Hidden item. On the tree immediately west of Camper Freddy in the north-west corner of the forest}}
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==NPC Trainers==
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Camper|Name=Jimmy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Wurmple,Wurmple,Wurmple,Wurmple|Levels=3,3,3,3}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Magma Grunt|Gender=girl|Notes=This trainer cannot be rechallenged. She must be fought to progress further|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Numel|Levels=9}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Aqua Grunt|Gender=boy|Notes=This trainer cannot be rechallenged. He must be fought to progress further|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Poochyena|Levels=9}}
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{{NPCTrainer|Class=Camper|Name=Freddy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Nincada,Nincada|Levels=6,6}}
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Kanto Walkthrough

2021-04-08T23:33:22Z

Sawyer:

{{Quest|Theme=Kanto|Image=Kanto|Region=Kanto|Difficulty=Medium|Start=[[Pallet Town]]|Compulsory=Yes|Rewards= Access to [[Johto]]}}
{{Main|Kanto}}
[[Kanto]] is one of the mainland regions that are currently playable in Pokémon Revolution Online. It is unified to the same mainland continent as [[Johto]], encompassing the eastern segment of it.

By virtue of the regional linearity of the game's storyline wherein regions are traveled to in generational succession, it is the first region that players venture into. It is the predecessive region of [[Johto]], which will be made travelable after all-eight [[badges]] have been acquired and its [[Elite Four]] bureau has been vanquished.

It is inhabited predominantly by [[Generation I]] Pokémon, being the native land for them. While a smattering of post-generational Pokémon are interspersed throughout the wild, [[Generation II]] Pokémon and onwards will be mostly inacquirable until successive regions are completed, since there is a regionalized restriction to trading early on wherein only Pokémon caught from the region are tradable in its [[Pokémon Centers]].

[[Kanto]] is the only region that is interlinked with the [[Sevii Islands]], exclusively allowing donating [[members]] to ferry to the archipelago from [[Vermilion City]] Harbor.

__TOC__

=Introduction=

Welcome to PRO!

Once you start a new game on any of the two servers, you will be greeted by Professor Oak. From here you can design your character; please note, you cannot change your character's appearance without buying the Magic Mirror from the coin shop. So chose wisely.

Once you have chosen your character you will be spawned into the intro world. Follow the dirt path south until you reach Oak; talk to him then continue the path. Eventually, you will reach [[Mew]], it will flee and you can continue the path. Once you reach your mother she will start crying about how much she will miss you, once her dialogue is over you will be teleported to [[Pallet Town]].

=Pallet Town=

Once you spawn in [[Pallet Town]] you should leave your home and walk to Professor Oak's Lab, which is at the Southeast of your home. Once there you will be given the option to chose your [[starter Pokémon]]. You will also be given your Pokédex.

When choosing your starter you have 4 options : [[Squirtle]], [[Bulbasaur]], [[Charmander]] and [[Pikachu]].

'''Notes :'''
*In order to choose Pikachu you must click "No." on all three starters.
*By choosing [[Pikachu]] you unlock an extra side quest where you are able to obtain [[Ash's hat]].

After choosing your starter you can exit Oak's Lab and return home.

Talk to your mother then go upstairs and pick the two items on the floor. You will receive 5 Pokéballs and 5 Potions.

Now, leave your house and walk outside. You will notice an [[Eevee]] with an orange name. Talk to it and you will trigger a scene with Jackson, your rival.

Talk to Jackson to battle him. If you lose a battle you will drop 5% of your money.

Once you finish the fight you should continue North to [[Route 1]].

=Route 1=

Now that you have left [[Pallet Town]] you must continue North, to [[Viridian City]]. On your way, you can talk to the NPC with the brown coat for a free potion.

There are also 3 hidden potions behind a tree.

<gallery widths=200px>
File:Route_1_NPC.png
File:Route_1_Hidden_Potions.png
</gallery>

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to catch a [[Sentret]], which will be useful later on.

=Viridian City=

Once you enter Viridian, the first thing you will see is a [[Rare Candy]]. This [[Rare Candy]] will respawn once every 7 days.

<gallery widths=200px>
File:Viridian City Rare Candy.png
</gallery>

There is also Madeline, found roaming the southeasternmost segment of the city, who is willing to trade her level-5 [[Oddish]] in return for a [[Pidgey]] that has 15 IVs or more in Speed and Attack.

If you chose [[Charmander]] or [[Pikachu]] this trade will greatly help with the first gym.

Before you continue the story, training your Pokémon to around level 10 is recommended. Use [[Route 22]] to train your Pokémon.

Once you are ready for Jackson, enter the school building and go to the lower floor. Confront Jackson and you will battle him. His [[Eevee]] is now level 8.

*If you lose to Jackson then you will have to talk with the Receptions and then return to [[Pallet Town]] and ask his mom to come and move him. His house is the one next to yours.
*If you beat Jackson then you are free to move on to [[Viridian Forest]]. Head North to [[Route 2]] and continue until you reach the stop house.

'''Officer Jenny's bounties'''

''Officer Jenny is an NPC that gives small quests, or "bounties". Found next to the Pokémon Center, she gives three different bounties:''

*Defeat Bug Catcher Gerald, found in the northeast of Viridian Forest. If he was already defeated prior to accepting the bounty, he will be made available to fight again. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}3,000.
*Clear [[Route 1]] of [[Rattata]]. The bounty requires you to obtain 3 [[Rattata]] Hair, an [[Out-of-battle held items|held item]] by [[Rattata]]s on [[Route 1]] only. Simply defeating them is not enough, it is necessary to either catch them or use a stealing move like [[Thief]] or [[Covet]]. When accepting the quest, she will give [[TMs and HMs|TM96]] ([[Thief]]), giving you the opportunity to complete the quest without finding a Pokémon that can learn item steal moves naturally. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}7,000.
*Catch a [[Sentret]]. As the quest states, you must simply capture a [[Sentret]] and show it to Officer Jenny. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}7,500.

''You can accept multiple bounties at a time, but each bounty can only be completed once.''

=Viridian Forest=
{{Main|Viridian Maze}}

When you're in [[Viridian Forest]] you will find [[Viridian Maze]]. The entire maze is pitch black so you will need [[TMs and HMs|HM05]] ([[Flash]]) to go through it.

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File:Viridian_Maze.png
</gallery>

Outside of the maze is a boy who has lost his [[Pidgey]] to a Team Rocket Grunt. Accept his quest and go into the maze.

After defeating the Rocket Grunt you can return to the boy and you will receive 15 Pokéballs and an Escape Rope as a reward.

Once you've done everything you can in the maze, start to make your way through the forest. Make sure to battle all the trainers as they're a good source of EXP.

'''Tips:''' If [[Pikachu]] was not chosen as a starter, it is recommended to catch a [[Pikachu]], which will be useful later on.

After you reach the end of the forest you will exit on [[Route 2]]. Use the tall grass here to train your Pokémon to level 15 if they aren't already.

===Move Tutor===
[[Headbutt]] can be taught from the [[Move Tutor]] hiding in the southwest corner of [[Viridian Maze]], it will require [[Pewter City]]'s Boulder badge and will cost {{Pdollar}}2,000.

This move can be used to interact with headbutt trees. Each tree will either give a berry, a wild Pokémon, or nothing.

''(The use of Headbutt requires the Pokémon knowing the move to have 150 or more Happiness.)''

===Abandoned Pokémon===
In the southeast corner of the maze, an abandoned Pokémon Pokéball is claimable. It will yield either [[Growlithe]], [[Horsea]], or [[Bellsprout]], all at an equally apportioned rate, thereby providing one of the earliest-accessible avenues for obtaining any of these Pokémon. The Pokémon will be of level 7.

The acquisition of this Pokéball is highly recommendable, as two of its eventualities are type-advantageous against the [[Rock_(type)|Rock]] and [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon deployed by Brock in [[Pewter Gym]].
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===TM23 (Dragon Rage)===

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=Pewter City=

There isn't much to do in [[Pewter City]] except for defeating the gym and Officer Jenny's bounties. Once you enter the city you will be greeted by Team Rocket outside of a Pokécenter.

'''Officer Jenny's bounties'''

''Just like in [[Viridian City]], there is an Officer that gives small quests called "bounties". Found directly to the west of the Pokémon Center, she gives the following bounties :''

*Beat Brock: This bounty requires you to go defeat Brock, the gym leader of [[Pewter City]]. If Brock was already defeated prior to accepting the bounty, simply retalking to Officer Jenny will complete the bounty. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}1,250 and a [[Hard Stone]].
*Catch a [[Pikachu]] and show it to Officer Jenny. The starter Pikachu can also be shown for the quest, but if Pikachu was not chosen as a starter, they can be found in [[Viridian Forest]]. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}3,500 and a [[Thunder Stone]].
*Teach a Pokemon [[Headbutt]]: Show Officer Jenny any pokemon that knows the move [[Headbutt]]. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}5,000, more than enough to refund the [[Headbutt]] Tutor price.
**Catch a [[Silcoon]]: Continuation of the [[Headbutt]] quest, this extra-bounty requires you to catch a Silcoon. Early in the game, they can be found by headbutting trees in many areas. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}9,000.

Since both Pokémon deployed by Brock are dual-type [[Rock_(type)|Rock]] and [[Ground_(type)|Ground]] Pokémon, they are susceptible to a multiplicatively stacked 4x weakness to [[Water_(type)|Water]] and [[Grass_(type)|Grass]] type attacks. As such, you are advised to use those Pokémon types against him.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Brock|Type=Rock|Badge=Boulder|Town=Pewter City|Lineup=Geodude,Onix|Moves0=Rock Throw,Rock Tomb,Skull Bash,Tackle|Moves1=Rock Tomb,Dig,Dragon Breath,Slam}}

After beating Brock he will reward you with the [[Boulder Badge]].

By receiving the [[Boulder Badge]] you can now use [[Headbutt]] and [[Flash]] outside of battle if your Pokémon has 150 happiness or more.

You also can buy [[TMs and HMs|TM34]] ([[Bide]]) from the man near the entrance.

When you leave the gym you will talk to Red for the first time.

=Route 3=

Again, there isn't much to do on [[Route 3]] except for fighting a load of trainers.

Once you reach the Pokécenter on the other side, you can enter it and purchase a [[Magikarp]].

Outside at the entrance to [[Mt. Moon]], there is a salesman who will sell you 5 Escape Ropes for {{Pdollar}}2,000. You save {{Pdollar}}500 with this deal.

=Mt. Moon=
{{Main|Mt. Moon}}

[[Mt. Moon]] can be a bit of a maze to newer players. When trying to get to the other side you should avoid the first 2 ladders as they only lead you to dig spots.

Instead, continue on the first floor until you reach the ladder at the end.

You can also find a free [[Moon Stone]] which can be useful later on.

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File:Mt. Moon 1F.png|Mt. Moon 1F
File:Mt. Moon B1F.png|Mt. Moon B1F
File:Mt. Moon B2F.png|Mt. Moon B2F
File:Mt. Moon Exit.png|Mt. Moon Exit
</gallery>

Continue walking through until you reach Mt. Moon B2F, defeat the Rocket Grunts and talk to the scientist.

He will battle you for the [[fossils]] that he found. After defeating him you are allowed to chose one to keep.

*On the left is the [[Helix Fossil]] which gives you [[Omanyte]] and on the right is the [[Dome Fossil]] which will give you a [[Kabuto]].

After you take a fossil you can walk forwards a little and battle Jesse and James. After you defeat them you can continue to the exit.

=Route 4=

There isn't much to do on [[Route 4]] except for battling a few trainers, some tutors, and headbutting a few trees. Continue walking East until you reach [[Cerulean City]].

*There are berry trees for some [[Leppa Berry]] and [[Lum Berry]].

*A [[Move Tutor]] for [[Mega Kick]] and [[Mega Punch]] can be found here. Additionally, there is a ground-lootable [[Mega Kick]] TM.

When you get to Cerulean City heal your Pokémon and walk North to [[Route 24]].

=Route 24 & 25=

Once you defeat all the trainers you can progress to [[Route 25]] where you will meet a Team Rocket Grunt.

Talk to him and you will receive a free [[Nugget]] and a surprise battle.

After beating him, start to walk East. Defeat the trainers and arrive at Bill's house.

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File:Bills_House.png
</gallery>

Once inside, talk to Bill and he will ask for your help.

He has lost his research book and if you can find it for him he will reward you.

*His research book is under his pillow, take it and talk to Bill again to receive your reward: a ticket to the [[SS Anne]].

'''Note:''' one of the [[Item Maniac]]'s house is on the right, near Bill's place.

This NPC allows us to trade certain items and trinkets for a good amount of money.

You can sell the [[Nugget]] for {{Pdollar}}15,000.

=Cerulean City=

After you return to [[Cerulean City]] you should start to train your Pokémon to around level 25.

Use the trainers from the nearby routes and the tall grass on [[Route 24]] to help level them.

'''Officer Jenny's bounties'''

''Just like in [[Pewter City]], there is an Officer that gives small quests called "bounties". Found directly to the west of the Pokemon Center, she gives the following bounties:''

*Effort train a Pokémon: This bounty requires you to do a little bit of EV training on any of your Pokémon. The complete condition is for a Pokémon to have at least one stat that has 50 more EV points than its lowest stat, as well as that the Pokémon has been caught by you. As Jenny suggests, this can easily be done on the specialized EV training location, [[Route 24]]. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}10,000.
*Teach a Pokemon [[Dig]]: This bounty requires you to show Officer Jenny any Pokémon that knows the move [[Dig]]. The quest can be completed early by using the [[TMs and HMs|TM28]] ([[Dig]]) obtained after defeating the Burglar in [[Cerulean City]]. The reward for completing this bounty is a [[Soft Sand]].
**Dig up a Gem: Continuation of the Dig quest, this bounty requires you to dig up at least two different kinds of Gem items. This can easily be done by digging all patches at [[Route 3]] and [[Mt. Moon]]. These gems are not lost upon completing the quest. The reward is a [[Big Pearl]], which can be turned in for {{Pdollar}}9,000 at the nearby [[Item Maniac]].
*Catch a Cute [[Clefairy]]: This bounty requires to catch a [[Cute Charm_(ability)|Cute Charm]] [[Clefairy]], which also has to be caught by you. These can easily be found in [[Mt. Moon]], but you must pay attention to the ability the [[Clefairy]] has. The Clefairy is not lost upon completing this part of the quest. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}6,000.
**Deliver the Clefairy: Continuation of the Clefairy quest. Officer Jenny will ask you to deliver the Clefairy to Laila in [[Vermilion City]]'s Library. The Clefairy does not have to be the same as shown to Officer Jenny but must follow the same conditions. It will also be lost, so it is recommended to give a Clefairy that you do not want to keep anyway. Laila will reward the player with 2 [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], and returning to Officer Jenny afterward to complete the bounty will reward you with {{Pdollar}}4,000.

===TM28 ([[Dig]])===

[[Dig]] is acquired for free at Cerulean House 6.

===Gym===

Once you feel like your Pokémon are strong enough you can challenge the gym.

Misty uses [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type Pokémon, so you are advised to use [[Grass_(type)|Grass]]-type or [[Electric_(type)|Electric]]-type Pokémon against her.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Misty|Type=Water|Badge=Cascade|Town=Cerulean City|Lineup=Poliwag,Horsea,Starmie|Moves0=Hypnosis,Bubble,Double Slap,Water Gun|Moves1=Leer,Twister,Hidden Power,Bubble Beam|Moves2=Icy Wind,Bubble Beam,Psyshock,Confuse Ray}}

After defeating her you will be rewarded with the [[Cascade Badge]] which gives you the ability to use [[TMs and HMs|HM01]] ([[Cut]]) outside of battle.

You can also purchase [[Bubble Beam]] from the man at the front of the gym.

=Route 5 & 6=
{{Main|Daycare centers}}

After defeating the Cerulean gym you should continue south to [[Route 5]]. You will find the Daycare Center however it's good to note that breeding is not in PRO.

Instead, the Daycare is used to teach your Pokémon [[Egg Moves]] after defeating the [[Naero_(boss)|Naero]] boss.

At the end of Route [[Route 5]], you will find this underground passage. Use it to travel to [[Route 6]] where you can continue the story.

Once you arrive at [[Route 6]] you will be able to battle a few trainers.

Make your way to the entrance to [[Vermilion City]] and talk to Psychic Wade. He will teleport you to an alternate reality where Lance has destroyed [[Vermilion City]].

Confront Lance and you will be engaged in a battle with him. He will use his [[Dragonair]] which spams [[Hyper Beam]], slowly eliminating each one of your Pokémon.

After he beats you, you will be teleported to the Vermilion [[Pokécenter]].

Rush back to Wade and talk to him, after you finish talking to him you can progress to [[Vermilion City]] and the [[SS Anne]].

=S.S. Anne=

To start the SS Anne quest you will first need to talk to Lt. Surge at the Vermilion Docks.
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He will return to his gym and you will be able to enter the cruise ship. If you didn't get the SS Anne ticket from Bill then you will have to walk all the way back to [[Route 25]] and complete his quest.

When you enter the SS Anne, talk to the Usher and he will escort you to your room. Log in to the PC next to your bed and he will move from your doorway.

*Whenever your Pokémon need healing you should come back to your room and interact with your bed.

As you continue you can go into each room of the ship and battle trainers. To maximize your EXP and your data-seen, it is recommended that you battle all of the trainers on the ship.

Make your way to the first floor and enter the kitchen located on the far left.

Make sure you have a [[Berries|Pecha berry]] to give to the doctor. ''(If you don't have one in your inventory then there will be one in a trash can)''.

Talk to the doctor in the kitchen and offer to help him cure the captain. When you show him the [[Berries|Pecha berry]] he will tell you to go the second floor and meet Jenson.

Go to the second floor and enter the room on the far right.

In here you can talk to Jenson who will ask you to find his [[Blissey]] in the ballroom as it holds the secret potion.

Make your way upstairs again. From there you have the option to beat Jackson again. You might as well as it's some free EXP and he probably deserves it.

Continue to the ballroom and head to the upper floor where you will find Jenson's [[Blissey]]. Talk to it and it will disappear and leave you with the secret potion.

Now you can return to the second floor and find the captain. On the way there you can pick up some [[leftovers]] from this trash can.

Once you get to the captain's quarters you can give him the potion in return for [[TMs and HMs|HM01]] ([[Cut]]). You can now leave the SS Anne and fight the Vermilion gym.

'''Note:''' You cannot return to the SS Anne after leaving.

=Vermilion City=

===Old Rod===

When exploring Vermilion you can go inside this house and receive a free [[Old Rod]]. You will need to collect this in order to gain access to the [[Good Rod]] and eventually the [[Super Rod]].

<gallery widths=200px>
File:Old_Rod_House.png|Old Rod's House
</gallery>

===Bike Voucher===

You can also enter the house next to the Pokécenter and help the boy.

<gallery widths=200px>
File:Samuels_House.png|Samuel's House
</gallery>

Upon paying him {{Pdollar}}60,000 and giving him an [[Ditto]], Samuel will thank you by giving you the bike voucher. You can trade this voucher in at the Cerulean City Bike Store to receive your bike and gain access to the bike route.

*[[Ditto#Wild|Ditto's Locations]]

===Gym===

Due to an occlusive tree in the passageway of the gym's entryway, [[TMs and HMs|HM01]] ([[Cut]]) and either a Cut-toting Pokémon or a [[Tree Axe]] is required to reach the gym.

In order for Lt. Surge to be reachable, the electropad barriers must be deactivated; they will occlude the pathway to him until then.

Once you finally find both correct switches you will be able to progress and battle Lt. Surge.

The sequential combination is randomized for each player out of the 15 switches and it will remain constant until the puzzle is completed; as such, it may entail a trial-and-error run to deduce the correct combination. If you have a mismatch, simply activate the initial switch correctly and try a secondary switch in tandem.

As an [[Electric_(type)|Electric]]-type specialist, [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon will be the most type-advantageous against his Pokémon. With a [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon on-hand and/or one with a powerful [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type move to deploy, it is generally easy to trounce Lt. Surge's lineup—both due to their [[Electric_(type)|Electric]]-type immunity and his Pokémon's defensive weakness against [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type attacks.

If you have not already claimed the one-off [[TMs and HMs|TM28]] ([[Dig]]) from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]], you are advised to do so and teach it to one of your Pokémon (especially a [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon), which are abundantly encounterable in [[Mt. Moon]].

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to train your Pokémon up to around level 35.

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Upon beating him you will be rewarded with the [[Thunder Badge]] and you'll be able to buy [[TMs and HMs|TM24]] ([[Thunderbolt]]) from the man at the entrance.

=Diglett's Cave=

After you are done in Vermilion, head East to [[Route 11]]. Here you can talk to a Karate Expert outside of Diglett's Cave and he will move out the way.

Enter the cave and follow it through to [[Route 2]]. Once there you should head South to the stophouse.

Talk to Oak's aide and he will check your Pokédex. You need to have caught 10 different species of Pokémon.

*'''/dex or /pokedex''' : It prints your Pokédex data in the chat, specifying your seen-, caught- and evolved-data entries.

Now that you have [[TMs and HMs|HM05]] ([[Flash]]) you can go back to [[Cerulean City]] and go East to [[Route 9]].

=Rock Tunnel=

After traveling through [[Route 9]] and beating the trainers there, you will have to enter [[Rock Tunnel]]. However, similar to [[Viridian Maze]], [[Rock Tunnel]] is pitch black so you will have to teach one of your Pokémon [[TMs and HMs|HM05]] ([[Flash]]).

To use [[Flash]] outside of battle you have to, first, click the Pokémon in your party and then click the move "[[Flash]]".

Now your vision should be a lot better.

Follow the cave though, it's mostly linear but if you are having issues finding the correct ladders then here they are in order.

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File:Rock_Tunnel_1.png|Rock Tunnel 1
File:Rock_Tunnel_2.png|Rock Tunnel 2
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Once you escape [[Rock Tunnel]], head South to [[Lavender Town]]. Upon arrival you will hear two guards talking about crime in [[Celadon City]].

Since you cannot do anything in [[Lavender Town]] yet you must go West to [[Route 8]].

=Route 7 & 8=

There are a lot of trainers on [[Route 8]] which means there is a lot of EXP and data-seen to be gained.

There is also a hidden abandoned [[Growlithe]] behind this tree.

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After beating the trainers on [[Route 8]] go to the underground tunnel and continue East to [[Route 7]].

There is nothing interesting on [[Route 7]] so continue to [[Celadon City]].

=Celadon City=

When you arrive at [[Celadon City]] the first thing you might notice is Sergeant Rick. Team Rocket has already commandeered a secret hideout, as they have used Celadon Gaming Corner's substories as a surreptitious operational base and Rick needs help infiltrating it.

To start the quest you need to offer your help.

Enter the Gamecorner and talk to Greg. He will lead you downstairs.

Once you are downstairs, talk to Greg again and he will leave. However, clumsily, he will forget his lift key. Pick it up and use the lift at the bottom of the hideout.

Go to B2F where you will meet Jackson. Fight him and defeat him in a battle.

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File:Celadon Rocket Hideout B4F.png|Celadon Rocket Hideout B4F
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When you beat him he will get really upset and alert Team Rocket of your whereabouts. Walk around and you will be captured by Team Rocket.

Whilst in this room you can use the crates to hoist yourself over the wall and attempt an escape.

'''Note:''' If a Team Rocket member sees you then you will be transported back to where you started.

In B2F there is a large maze with some items scattered around it. Go through the maze, following the red arrows, and exit the maze with the green arrow.

Once you collect all the items go down the second flight of stairs to B3F and fight Greg.

After you beat him go through the smaller maze and down the staircase. Once you're in B4F defeat the Supervisor to get the Card Key.

Go back upstairs to B2F and through the large maze again. Take the lift to B4F and use the Card Key on the hidden door.

Fight Giovanni and after you defeat him he will run from the building.

You can now pick up the [[Silph Scope]] from Giovanni's table. You now need to look in each receptor for an [[Eevee]].

There are 2 receptors in Giovanni's room, 1 on the other side of B4F and 2 more on B3F.

After you find the [[Eevee]] you can now leave the Celadon Gaming Corner and talk to Sergeant Rick. He will reward you for your hard work with the [[Eevee]] that you just saved.

Now that you've beaten Giovanni you can talk to these Team Rocket members and they will run from the city.

You now have access to the Celadon gym.

'''Officer Jenny's bounties'''

''Just like in [[Cerulean City]], there is an Officer that gives small quests called "bounties". Found in the square in front of the Department Store, she gives the following bounties:''

*Fight Michael: This bounty requires you to fight Michael in [[Route 17]]. By his location, it will be necessary for the player to obtain a [[Bicycle]] first. Michael will be staying near the north exit of the route. Once spoken to, he will fight you with a team of 4 Pokemon of a level close to 35. These Pokemon also all hold items to go along with their moveset or ability. Once defeated, Michael will disappear and the player will be able to report back to Jenny. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}10,000 and a [[Bright Powder]].
*Buy an [[HP Up]]: This bounty requires you to go to the nearby Department Store and purchase an [[HP Up]]. The [[HP Up]] however doesn't require buying one and can be obtained from other sources. It will be removed from your inventory when completing the quest. The reward for completing this bounty is {{Pdollar}}14,000, resulting in a net gain of {{Pdollar}}6,000 if the [[HP Up]] was purchased.

===Gym===

As a [[Grass_(type)|Grass]]-type specialist, [[Fire_(type)|Fire]] and [[Flying_(type)|Flying]]-type Pokémon will be the most type-advantageous against her lineup. [[Growlithe]] and [[Vulpix]] are the most handily huntable [[Fire_(type)|Fire]]-type Pokémon to deploy against her, as they spawn on the contiguous routes.

Since all her Pokémon are also dual-types with a secondary type of [[Poison_(type)|Poison]], it would also be judicious to entertain the deployment of Pokémon and moves that are type-advantageous against it, such as the [[Psychic_(type)|Psychic]].

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Erika|Type=Grass|Badge=Rainbow|Town=Celadon City|Lineup=Victreebel,Ivysaur,Vileplume|Moves0=Sleep Powder,Razor Leaf,Hidden Power,Energy Ball|Moves1=Leech Seed,Growl,Growth,Energy Ball|Moves2=Mega Drain,Sludge Bomb,Toxic,Return}}

After you beat her you are given the [[Rainbow Badge]] which gives you access to trading with other players. This opens the option to do evolutionary trades which can be useful later on.

You can also buy [[TMs and HMs|TM21]] ([[Mega Drain]]) from the man at the front of her gym.

Exit the gym and you will be put into a battle with Red. Just like Lance's [[Dragonair]] he is highly over-leveled compared to you so defeat is almost inevitable.

Once the battle is over you can head back to [[Lavender Town]].

=Lavender Town=

===Poké Flute===

When you arrive at [[Lavender Town]] the first thing you should do is snoop around Mr. Fuji's house. There will be some notes on his desk; interact with them and continue to Lavender Tower.

Enter Lavender Tower and work your way to the top floor. You won't need to worry about going back to heal your Pokémon as halfway up there is a Nurse Joy.

When you get to the 6th floor you will have to use the Silph Scope to reveal the spirit of a [[Marowak]] which is blocking your path.

You can't catch it so once you defeat it move on to the 7th and final floor. There you will have to defeat a few Team Rocket Grunts and save Mr. Fuji. Once you save him he will reward you with the Poké Flute.

Leave the tower and return to Mr. Fuji's house and engage in some dialogue with him. When he is finished talking you can go South of Lavender Town to [[Route 12]].

=Route 12, 13, 14 & 15=

Follow [[Route 12]] South until you find the sleeping [[Snorlax]]. Use the Poké Flute to wake it up and try your best to capture it.

Once you either defeat or capture it you can now use the stophouse to the left for a faster way to get to [[Vermilion City]].

On the upper floor of the [[Route 11]] stophouse, there is another Oak's aide who will give you [[Dig]] after you capture 30 different Pokémon.

Continue South on [[Route 12]] until you reach a small patch of grass. There is a hidden [[Rare Candy]] here that respawns once every 14 days.

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File:Route_12_Rare_Candy.png|Hidden Rare Candy
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Pick it up and continue the wooden path to Route 13. On Route 13 there is a large maze with a lot of trainers in it and at the end of it, Berry Tower.

You can battle in Berry Tower and win... you guessed it, berries.

If you don't need berries then continue the path South to [[Route 14]].

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to catch a [[Ditto]], which will be useful in [[Kanto_Walkthrough#Vermilion City|Vermilion City]] — Simon's House.

Then finally follow [[Route 15]] West until you reach [[Fuchsia City]].

=Fuchsia City=

Before you leave [[Fuchsia City]], make sure to visit the Fishing Guru's house where you can purchase the [[Good Rod]] for {{Pdollar}}15,000. You must have the [[Old Rod]] first in order to buy the [[Good Rod]].

===Gym===

In order to reach Janine, you will need to navigate your way through an invisible maze, battling a gauntlet of Janine impostors thereto. The barriers that you need to pass through are invisible; see the pictorial guide to the right to know the pathway you need to tread through.

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File:Fuchsia Gym Pathway.png|All the red-highlighted areas are impassable, marking the invisible barriers.
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Janine specializes in [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type Pokémon.

While common sense dictates to preparatively strategize against the Poison-type weaknesses, it is worth noting that part of her lineup is comprised of [[Bug_(type)|Bug]]-type Pokémon, too; as such, it is advisable to consider deploying [[Fire_(type)|Fire]] and [[Psychic_(type)|Psychic]]-type Pokémon and moves against it. [[Ground_(type)|Ground]]-type Pokémon and moves should be disconsidered, since most of her Pokémon are immune to it due to [[Flying (type)|Fly]]-typing and the [[Levitate_(ability)|Levitate]] [[abilities|ability]].

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to train your Pokémon up to around level 55.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Janine|Type=Poison|Badge=Soul|Town=Fuchsia City|Lineup=Crobat,Weezing,Weezing,Ariados,Venomoth|Moves0=Iron Head,Wing Attack,Steel Wing,Bite|Moves1=Assurance,Sludge Bomb,Destiny Bond,Sludge|Moves2=Assurance,Sludge Bomb,Destiny Bond,Sludge|Moves3=Sucker Punch,Bug Bite,Poison Jab,Shadow Sneak|Moves4=Quiver Dance,Bug Buzz,Sleep Powder,Sludge Bomb}}

After you beat her you will be rewarded with the Soul Badge. You can also [[TMs|TM06]] ([[Toxic]]) upon reaping the Soul Badge. He sells it in quantities of one for {{Pdollar}}2,000 and five for {{Pdollar}}8,000.

===HM03 (Surf)===

When you leave the gym walk south until you meet Victor on the beach. Battle him and he will tell you where to find [[TMs and HMs|HM03]] ([[Surf]]). You can also teach any [[Pikachu]] [[Surf]], '''if and only if you chose Pikachu as your starter'''.

Head to the Northside of Fuschia and enter the [[Safari Building]]. Here you can pay {{Pdollar}}5,000 for 20 minutes of Safari time.

When you are teleported to the Safari Entrance go to Safari Area 3.

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File:Safari Entrance.png|Safari Entrance
File:Safari Area 1.png|Safari Area 1
File:Safari Area 2.png|Safari Area 2
File:Safari Area 3.png|Safari Area 3
File:Safari Exclusive.png|Safari Exclusive
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''(You can enter the Safari Exclusive Area if you bought a [[Membership]] to PRO.)''

When you get there, enter the house and [[TMs and HMs|HM03]] ([[Surf]]) will be waiting for you on the wooden table.

Now that you have [[TMs and HMs|HM03]] ([[Surf]]) you can either use up the rest of your Safari time looking for rare Pokémon or you can use an [[Escape Rope]] to be teleported to your last used Pokécenter.

=Saffron City=

===Journey to Saffron===

From [[Fuchsia City]] you can either :

*Head West to [[Route 18]] and follow the Bike Route to [[Celadon City]] ''(Require the Bike Quest to be completed to enter this area)''.
*Head East and go back to [[Lavender Town]]

When trying to enter [[Saffron City]] you will be told by the stophouse guards that they will only let you pass if you give them some [[Lemonade]].

To get the [[Lemonade]] you will have to return to [[Celadon City]] and go to the [[Celadon Department Store ]]. Go to the top floor of the Mart and purchase one [[Lemonade]] from the vending machine.

Before you leave the Celadon Mart you can talk to this Thief and complete his side-quest to unlock [[TMs and HMs|TM46]] ([[Thief]]).

Take the [[Lemonade]] to one of the stophouse guards and give it to him. He will tell the other guards to let you in in the future.

===Saffron Dojo===

The first thing you should do is visit the Saffron Dojo.

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In there you can fight some trainers for some easy EXP and data-seen. At the ultimacy of battling through the gauntlet of trainers in the gym, you can challenge Koichi; if you win, you can select a freely claimable [[Hitmonlee]] (on the right) or [[Hitmonchan]] (on the left).

After you are done here you can progress to Silph Co.

'''Note:''' Make sure to be over-leveled or bring some potions as he seems to cause some issues for many players.

===Silph Co.===

After absconding from their hideout in [[Celadon City]] Gaming Corner, Team Rocket commandeered [[Silph Co.]] as their new operational base, subjugating all employees within it. You will be required to fend off all the Team Rocket agents and scientists before Saffron Gym is accessible, thereby stipulating the building's mini-quest as a prerequisite for progressing in the regional storyline.

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File:Silph Co. 1F.png|Silph Co. 1F
File:Silph Co. 2F.png|Silph Co. 2F
File:Silph Co. 3F.png|Silph Co. 3F
File:Silph Co. 4F.png|Silph Co. 4F
File:Silph Co. 5F.png|Silph Co. 5F
File:Silph Co. 6F.png|Silph Co. 6F
File:Silph Co. 7F.png|Silph Co. 7F
File:Silph Co. 8F.png|Silph Co. 8F
File:Silph Co. 9F.png|Silph Co. 9F
File:Silph Co. 10F.png|Silph Co. 10F
File:Silph Co. 11F.png|Silph Co. 11F
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When you arrive at Silph Co. your first impression might be that you have to spend 20 minutes spamming warp panels until you get it correct. However, this isn't the case as a matter of fact, you only need to use 2 warp panels to get to Giovanni. But It is highly recommended taking your time and battling all the Team Rocket Grunts to gain as much EXP as you can.

Once you feel that you are ready then go to the 3rd floor and take the first warp panel. Then take the next panel opposite the bed (7F) and you will be translocated onto 11F wherein Giovanni's commandeered office is reachable.

====Green====

Before reaching Giovanni, Green, the classic rival of Red, will be blocking the path. He must be battled so that he leaves the way. His Pokémon are estimated to be level 50.
{{GymLeaderLineup|NPC=Green|Theme=Team Rocket|Lineup=Pidgeot,Alakazam,Gyarados,Arcanine,Venusaur|Moves0=Feather Dance,Fly|Moves1=Focus Blast,Psychic|Moves2=Waterfall,Earthquake,Dragon Dance|Moves3=Flare Blitz,Extreme Speed,Thunder Fang|Moves4=Petal Dance}}

====Giovanni====

This will segue into your second battle with Giovanni, so ensure that you have assembled the most conducive lineup that you can cobble before you tread to him.

Thereupon defeating Giovanni, he will once again abscond the base, and his droves of Team Rocket subordinates will follow suit, thereby liberating Saffron City of their takeover; consequently, Saffron Gym will become accessible.

{{GymLeaderLineup|NPC=Giovanni|Theme=Team Rocket|Lineup=Nidoking,Persian,Nidoqueen,Rhyperior|Moves0=Ice Beam,Earth Power,Megahorn,Poison Jab|Moves1=Play Rough,Slash,Night Slash,Growl|Moves2=Body Slam,Stealth Rock,Earth Power,Giga Impact|Moves3=Rock Polish,Rock Blast,Earthquake,Stone Edge}}

After defeating him, speak to the chairman northwards; he will gratitudinously give three Rare Candies for repelling off Team Rocket.

===Gym===

Sabrina, as a [[Psychic (type)|Psychic]]-type specialist : [[Dark (type)|Dark]], [[Bug (type)|Bug]], and [[Ghost (type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon are most recommendable.

To most the Saffron Gym puzzle can be both confusing and frustrating, it's almost as bad as Vermilion's puzzle. However, similar to the Silph Co. warp pads the fastest way to Sabrina is to simply follow these directions: Up -> Down -> Down -> Left.

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to train your Pokémon up to around level 65.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Sabrina|Type=Psychic|Badge=Marsh|Town=Saffron City|Lineup=Hypno,Mr. Mime,Espeon,Alakazam|Moves0=Poison Gas,Headbutt,Psychic,Synchronoise|Moves1=Light Screen,Reflect,Encore,Psychic|Moves2=Psychic,Toxic,Morning Sun,Hidden Power|Moves3=Psychic,Calm Mind,Seismic Toss,Recover}}

After beating it you will be rewarded with the [[Marsh Badge]] and you'll be able to purchase [[TMs and HMs|TM29]] ([[Psychic]]) from the man at the front of the gym.

=Cinnabar Island=

===Journey to Cinnabar===

There are two ways that you can travel to [[Cinnabar Island]] from :

*You can surf either South from Pallet Town or Southwest from Fuschia.
**If you surf from Pallet Town then you'll encounter a few trainers and eventually arrive at the North side of Cinnabar.
**If you surf from Fuschia, however, you will have to go through the Seafoam Islands.
*You can also surf Southeast from Fuschia to start the free [[Arcanine Mount (quest)|Arcanine Mount Quest]].

===Cinnabar Mansion===

[[Cinnabar Mansion]], more putatively known as Pokémon Mansion, is a derelict, incinerated mansion found on this island. Despite its decrepitude, it is still bustled with wild Pokémon, conducing it as a popular pre-[[Blaine]] training area and general hunting area for a bevy of the [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rarer]] [[Fire_(type)|Fire]]-type Pokémon.

This mansion is antecedently accessed before Cinnabar Gym is accessible, as the gym's key is sequestered in this mansion.

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File:Cinnabar Mansion 1.png|Cinnabar Mansion 1
File:Cinnabar Mansion 2.png|Cinnabar Mansion 2
File:Cinnabar Mansion 3.png|Cinnabar Mansion 3
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Enter the Mansion and go to the second floor. From there you should take the staircase on the Northside of the second floor. When you reach the 3rd floor you are given the option to enter one of five doors. Each one will lead you to a different location in the mansion; some lead you outside of the mansion.

You must walk on the right side of the left exit after Youngster Wayne and you will fall directly inside of the key's room.

You can now talk to the guard outside of the gym and he will leave, allowing you to pass.

===Gym===

Blaine specializes in [[Fire_(type)|Fire]]-type Pokémon.

As the most advantageous counterforce against [[Fire_(type)|Fire]]-type Pokémon, conventional wisdom dictates that [[Water_(type)|Water-type]] should be culled for the battle. If there is a dearth of [[Water_(type)|Water-type]]-type Pokémon in your possession, they can be cobbled together locally by [[Surf|surfing]] and [[fishing]], as they ambiently inhabit Cinnabar Island and the contiguous water routes.

[[Rock_(type)|Rock]]-type Pokémon are additionally practicable, especially against his [[Charizard]] where they are doubly advantageous against its dual type.

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to train your Pokémon up to around level 75.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Blaine|Type=Fire|Badge=Volcano|Town=Cinnabar Island|Lineup=Arcanine,Rapidash,Charizard,Ninetales,Magmar|Moves0=Extreme Speed,Crunch,Flare Blitz,Reversal|Moves1=Bounce,Flame Charge,Flare Blitz,Megahorn|Moves2=Air Slash,Fire Blast,Dragon Rage,Scary Face|Moves3=Baby-Doll Eyes,Fire Blast,Sunny Day,Will-O-Wisp|Moves4=Fire Blast,Fire Punch,Feint Attack,Confuse Ray}}

Defeating Blaine will give you the Volcano badge, you can also buy [[TMs and HMs|TM35]] ([[Flamethrower]]) from the man at the front of his gym. You also gain access to the fossil recovery room at the [[Cinnabar Research Lab]].

===Cinnabar Lab===

Finally, now that you've defeated the 7th gym you are allowed to enter the fossil recovery room at the Cinnabar Research Lab. From here you can revive any fossils that you pick up on your journey.

Cinnabar Lab serves as a polestar for various Pokémon professors and scientists that prefer to work seclusively, allowing them to work in an islanded environment from the rest of the region's mainland.

Most notably, the lab is home to many NPCs of interest, two of which are important in obtaining particular Pokemons, most notably Fossil Pokémons and [[Porygon]]. However, the room in which those two NPCs are located in, Cinnabar Lab Room 3, will be blocked by a guard that will refuse to leave until the Cinnabar Gym has been completed.

In Cinnabar Lab Room 1, an NPC will evaluate the player's Pokedex. Should the player have the caught data of over 100 Pokémons, he will offer a [[Silver Disc]] as a one-time reward.

Regardless of how the Silver Disc was obtained, Davis in Cinnabar Lab Room 3 will convert the [[Silver Disc]] into a [[Porygon]] of level 5, again with the requirement of over 100 caught data. This process will require him a random time of between 2 and 6 hours to complete, and so the player will be required to return the next day or later in order to claim the [[Porygon]].

=Viridian City Gym=

When you're done at [[Cinnabar Island]] you can head North to go back to [[Pallet Town]]. From there continue to head North to [[Viridian City]].

If you were taking your time with the story that [[Rare Candy]] might've respawned. Anyways, go to the gym and enter it.

Despite Giovanni having 6 Pokémon with him, he will only use one. His armor-vested [[Mewtwo]], [[Steel_(type)|Steel]] / [[Psychic_(type)|Psychic]]-type.

[[Dark_(type)|Dark]], [[Ground_(type)|Ground]], [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]] and [[Fire_(type)|Fire]]-type Pokémon will be extremely useful in this battle.

'''Tips:''' It is recommended to train your Pokémon up to around level 85.

{{GymLeaderInfo|Leader=Giovanni|Type=Steel|Badge=Earth|Town=Viridian City|Lineup=Mewtwo|Sprite0=Armored Mewtwo|Moves0=Aura Sphere,Psychic,Flash Cannon,Ice Beam}}

By beating Giovanni you are rewarded with the [[Earth Badge]] and access to the [[Kanto Elite 4]]. You can also buy [[TMs and HMs|TM26]] ([[Earthquake]]) at the gym.

Giovanni will now disband Team Rocket and never be seen again.

=Victory Road=

To get to [[Victory Road]] you will have to head West of [[Viridian City]], through [[Route 22]]. Talk to the guards outside of the reception and they will let you pass.

Once you're inside, head North and meet Red. He will battle you and probably completely destroy you again.

After the battle is over he will move and you'll be free to go through [[Victory Road]]. Go through and beat all the trainers as you really need the EXP for the Elite 4.

As you make your way through and come to the exit you will encounter [[Moltres]]. Interact with it to initiate a battle. '''Something to note is that you can not catch Moltres'''.

After you defeat it you can move through the exit and into the [[Indigo Plateau]]. Here you will see two buildings and Youngster Joey.

As you're doing the Kanto Elite 4 you will need to go to the East building.

As you walk there you will be congratulated by all the Kanto Gym Leaders as well as your mother.

Now that you've beaten [[Victory Road]] it is time for you to train your Pokémon so they are ready for the Elite 4.

Use the exit of Victory Road as a hotspot for EXP.

Alternatively, you can travel back to Seafoam Islands and use the lower floors to level up your Pokémon.

Once each of your Pokémon reaches around level 90 you will be ready for the Elite 4.

Stock up on potions and revives and enter via the door at the back of the center.

=Kanto Elite 4=
{{Main|Elite Four (Kanto)}}

The Kanto Elite 4 can be fought in the east building of [[Indigo Plateau]]. You must fight five difficult trainers, and it is suggested to bring a party of level 90 Pokémons to succeed in the challenge without spending too much money on healing items.

You will have to fight the five following trainers :

*Lorelei, [[Ice_(type)|Ice]] and [[Water_(type)|Water]]-type master.
*Bruno, [[Fighting_(type)|Fighting]]-type master.
*Agatha, [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]] and [[Poison_(type)|Poison]]-type master.
*Lance, [[Dragon_(type)|Dragon]]-type master.
*Gary, the Champion.

[[Category:Regional Walkthroughs]]