Route 9

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Route 9 - Kanto

Overview

Location A positional vantage point of Route 9 in Kanto.

Resources Battleable NPCs 8 Ground-lootable items 4 Berry trees 3

Adjacent areas ← Cerulean City Route 9 Route 10 ↓

Route 9 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 HM05 (Flash) from the 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 surfed en route to the Power Plant on Route 10.

Notable miscellanies

Ash's Hat

Main article: 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 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 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 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

Pokémon		Level range	Times			Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Buizel	22-25	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Fearow	22-25			Night		Common
	Mankey	22-25	Morning	Day	Night	Unknown Hat	Common
	Nidorina	22-25		Day			Common
	Nidorino	22-25	Morning		Night		Common
	Pidgey	22-25		Day			Common
	Primeape	22-25	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Raticate	22-25	Morning	Day			Common
	Sandshrew	22-25	Morning	Day			Common
	Skiddo	21-21	Morning	Day	Night		Rare
	Spearow	22-25	Morning				Common
	Venonat	22-25			Night		Common
	Zubat	22-25			Night		Common
Pink-colored names denote that this Pokémon is exclusively encounterable for members in this area Emboldened levels indicate they are isolatable with the Repel trick

Items

Natural resources

Item		Quantity	Cooldown	Location
	Leppa Berry	1-2	3 days	From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost
	Pecha Berry	1-3	3 days	From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost
	Sitrus Berry	1-3	3 days	From the berry-tree allotment northward of the route's western signpost
	Max Potion	1	Not respawnable	In a capsular container westward of Hiker Jeremy
	Light Clay	1	13 days	On the northern ledge east of a bench (requires HM01 and either Cut or a Tree Axe to deobstruct the tree thereto)
	Pokéball	1	Not respawnable	Hidden Item. In a tree trunk on the east side of the route
	Pokéball	1	Not respawnable	Hidden Item. In a lamp post next to a bench in the middle-north section

NPC Trainers

Route 9 Trainers

Picnicker Alicia Gloom Lv. 28 Weepinbell Lv. 28 Roselia Lv. 28

Hiker Jeremy Machoke Lv. 30 Onix Lv. 30

Camper Chris Growlithe Lv. 30 Charmeleon Lv. 31

Bug Catcher Brent Beedrill Lv. 28 Venomoth Lv. 29

Bug Catcher Conner Venonat Lv. 29 Spinarak Lv. 29 Ariados Lv. 30

Camper Drew Rattata Lv. 29 Ekans Lv. 28 Sandshrew Lv. 29 Mankey Lv. 29

Hiker Brice Graveler Lv. 30 Machoke Lv. 30 Quagsire Lv. 30

Hiker Alan Teddiursa Lv. 31 Rhyhorn Lv. 31

All NPCs cool down after 7 days unless noted contrariwise. All NPCs may have new Pokémons, or higher level Pokémons upon rematch unless noted contrariwise.