Route 25

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Route 25 - Kanto

Overview

Location A positional vantage point of Route 25 in Kanto.

Resources Battleable NPCs 10 Ground-lootable items 2 Berry trees 2

Adjacent areas Route 25 Route 24 ↓

Route 25 is a Kanto route that segmentally augments Route 24, serving as its contiguous eastern outlet.

As the residential route of Bill, this area must be traveled onto in order for Kanto's successional line of Gyms to be progressible, since his mini-task must be completed in order for him to bequeath you his S.S. Anne ticket. This is required for its quest wherein HM01 (Cut) is rewarded; this must be used in order for Vermilion Gym to be reachable and to ultimately advance in the regional Gym line.

It is advisable to hunt for a Grass-type Pokémon on this route for those who are preparatively training to battle Misty in Cerulean Gym, as it will conduce a more type-advantageous lineup against her.

Notable miscellanies

Bill's House

An interior vantage point on Bill's house.

Nearby the pond in the northeasternmost segment of the route is the house of Bill—a renowned Pokémon-researcher in the Pokémon franchise.

In PRO, his house must be visited before going aboard the S.S. Anne in Vermilion City in order to complete his mini-task; that entails finding his lost book, which can be found underneath his bed.

Once you have retrieved his book, he will reward you his S.S. Anne ticket. Do note that this is not a tangible item; it is an invisible data flag, so while it is imperceptible in your inventory, it is assuredly existent.

Bill's Gene Transfer Machine

Requisites: Kanto Championship

The Gene Transfer Machine, located inside Bill's House at Route 25, lets you fuse 2 Pokémon Forms of the same species and of the same Form. This will allow you to catch that Form again by starting a new battle when interacting with the Pokéball that appears on the right after the cutscene ends. This fusing is called the Gene Transfer, or commonly referred to as "fuse".

Submission

In order for the Gene Transfer to work, you have to submit 2 of the same Pokémon with the same Form. For example, you cannot submit 1 Pink Rattata and Pink Raticate, even if they're of the same evolutionary line. It's either 2 Pink Rattata or 2 Pink Raticate. And, of course, trying to submit 2 Rattata or 2 Raticate, one being Pink and the other Summer will be denied.

General Information

It pretty much works the same as inside a Wild Battle, with some exceptions in bold characters. - **The Pokémon doesn't disappear if you fail to catch it, allowing you to interact with the Pokéball again.** - **The Pokémon keeps all its attributes it rolled from your first encounter.** - **The Pokémon's OT will be yours, if at least 1 component was your OT. If not, it'll be "Ranger Team".** - **This battle doesn't grant any EVs, Experience or Pokédollars.** - **Gender-specific Forms can only be fused with its same gender**. - **Shinies, Shiny Event Forms, Chromas, Legendaries, and Lent Pokémon are excluded.** - Ability is random. **BMS doesn't work**. - IVs are random. - You can use Synchronize to influence the Nature. - You can use Cute Charm to influence the Gender.

Item Maniac

Kanto's Item Maniac in his house.

Main article: Valuable Items

This is also the residential route of the only Item Maniac in Kanto—a collector of Valuable Items. He will buy any valuable item you have on-hand, such as the Nugget that you obtained from the battleable Team Rocket NPC on this route.

Stardust-vendor

A Stardust-vendor is stationed outside of the Item Maniac's house.

He will sell 3 Stardusts per day (maximally) for 9,000 apiece; while this would cause a net deficit if you were to sell it to the Item Maniac nearby, since they are sellable for half the price in 4,500 apiece, this NPC is still considered facilitative for those who need Stardust for a designated daycare quest, as it purveys a more expeditious method of obtaining Stardust as opposed to digging for one.

Entei Guardian (boss)

In the north-west part of the route is a cave entrance that leads to the Entei Guardian. The entrance to the cave will however only open after the player has at least 200 hours of playtime. Once in, the Entei Guardian will fight the player on the condition that he or she is the Johto Champion. See the main article for more information.

Main article: Entei Guardian

Entei Guardian has only one level of difficulty, however its level can be compared to a medium/hard one.

Lineup

Entei Guardian's Lineup
Entei Nature Ability Item Adamant Pressure Choice Band Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Sacred Fire Fire Physical 100 95 Extreme Speed Normal Physical 80 100 Stone Edge Rock Physical 100 80 Iron Tail Steel Physical 100 75	Infernape Nature Ability Item Jolly Iron Fist Life Orb Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Close Combat Fighting Physical 120 100 Flare Blitz Fire Physical 120 100 Gunk Shot Poison Physical 120 80 Thunder Punch Electric Physical 75 100
Reshiram Nature Ability Item Modest Turboblaze Choice Specs Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Blue Flare Fire Special 130 85 Dragon Pulse Dragon Special 85 100 Focus Blast Fighting Special 120 70 Shadow Ball Ghost Special 80 100	Gliscor Nature Ability Item Jolly Poison Heal Toxic Orb Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Swords Dance Normal Status — — Earthquake Ground Physical 100 100 Facade Normal Physical 70 100 Knock Off Dark Physical 65 100
Serperior Nature Ability Item Timid Contrary Miracle Seed Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Leaf Storm Grass Special 130 90 Dragon Pulse Dragon Special 85 100 Leech Seed Grass Status — 90 Giga Drain Grass Special 75 100	Chandelure Nature Ability Item Modest Flame Body Choice Scarf Move Type Category Base Power Accuracy Shadow Ball Ghost Special 80 100 Fire Blast Fire Special 110 85 Energy Ball Grass Special 90 100 Psychic Psychic Special 90 100
Emboldened moves avail from a STAB bonus when deployed by that Pokémon. Italicized moves are functionally broken; see their individualized pages for more information.

Wild Pokémon

Pokémon		Level range	Times			Held Item	Rarity Tier
	Abra	19-21	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Bellsprout	16-18	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Buneary	16-18	Morning	Day	Night		Uncommon
	Caterpie	16-18		Day			Common
	Oddish	16-18	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Pidgeotto	16-18	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Venonat	16-18	Morning	Day	Night		Common
	Weedle	16-18	Morning		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
	TM19 - Seismic Toss	1-3	14 days	The tree northwards of Youngster Chelsea
	Rawst Berry	1-2	3 days	On the sole berry-tree allotment of the route
	Aspear Berry	1-2	3 days	On the sole berry-tree allotment of the route
	Pokéball	1	Not respawnable	Shrouded underneath the intersection of trees southwestwards of the berry-tree allotment

Pokéstop

Pokéstop
Required badge
Items Pokéball Great Ball Potion Super Potion Super Repel Ether Revive Full Heal Rare Candy PP Up

NPC Trainers

Route 25 Trainers

Rocket Grunt Golbat Lv. 22 Notes: This is a one-off battle. He will also reward a Nugget upon defeating him.

Hiker Franklin Bronzor Lv. 18 Onix Lv. 20

Hiker Wayne Machop Lv. 19 Geodude Lv. 19

Picnicker Kelsey Meowth Lv. 19 Nidorina Lv. 19

Youngster Joey Rattata Lv. 19 Rattata Lv. 19

Youngster Dan Slowpoke Lv. 21

Camper Flint Pikachu Lv. 19 Nidorino Lv. 19

Hiker Nob Geodude Lv. 17 Geodude Lv. 18 Machop Lv. 17 Rhyhorn Lv. 17

Youngster Chad Venonat Lv. 19 Zubat Lv. 19

Lass Haley Oddish Lv. 18 Pidgey Lv. 18 Paras Lv. 19

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.