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Pokémon Gold and Silver LoudGuide
Version 1.65
By: Donphan (LoudGerad@aol.com)
This Version is currently 47 pages long and 72KB

Table of Contents:
I. Introduction
II. Whats New
III. Pokémon Numbers
IV. Walkthrough For Routes 1-46
V. Routes 1-29
VI. The TM and HM List
VII. Gameshark Codes
VIII. Frequently Asked Questions
IX. Breeding
X. Neat Things
XI. Legendary Pokémon
XII. Evoultion Chart
XIII. Coming Soon
IXV. Copyright/Credits
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I. Introduction

Hi, Donphan here with a very important announcement. You may read my
cousin, LoudKing's strategy guides, and I do too, of course. My cousin was my
inspiration for writing this strategy guide, and I guess I owe it all to him.

Sure, you will find strategy guides around here that are much larger
than mine, and usually that throws people off, but you should be looking for
quality, not quanity. I'm not saying don't read the other guides, and sure,
I get a lot of e-mails everyday, asking for help in the game, and right now
the most asked question is about the ice maze in the cave where you get HM07,
and I have that question answered in this strategy guide. Remember, find the
strategy guide that best fits your needs weather it is 9KB or 90KB.

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II. Whats New:

-Version 1.6
-Added some more gym leader strategies
-Fixed page length error

-Version 1.5
-Added Legendary Pokémon section
-Added strategy for Gym Leaders
-Worked on Breeding section
-Added some more Gameshark codes
-Added Neat Things section
-Worked on FAQs section
-Finished making the Gameshark section look nice

-Version 1.4
-Added how to get the Radio
-Walkthrough completes the game!
-Added Breeding Section
-Fixed Pokémon Name Errors
-Added more Gym Leaders Pokémon
-Made a strategy for fighting Ash
-Worked on Gameshark Section
-Fixed more gramatical errors

-Version 1.3
-Walkthrough is now up to the 12th gym
-Fixed some gramatical errors
-Did a lot of work on the FAQ section
-Worked on Gameshark Section
-Added to Copyright/Credits section
-Added in walkthrough how to break cracked rocks
-Added how to get the Item Finder
-Added Badge names
-Added some Gym Leader names
-Added TM and HM section

-Version 1.2
-Walkthrough up to the 10th gym
-Added Gameshark Codes Section
-Added Introduction Section
-Fixed many typographical errors
-ADDED HOW TO SOLVE THE ICE MAZE
-Added FAQ section
-Updated Walkthrough
-Added amount of Pages long the guide is
-Updated Gameshark codes section

-Version 1.1
-Walkthrough is now up to the Orange league
-Updated spelling errors in the Pokémon names section
-Added Copyright section
-Added new feature which tells the Pokémon gym leaders use
-Added Comming Soon section

-Version 1.0
-Walkthrough all the way up to the fourth gym
-Everything is new
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III. Pokémon Numbers

A star indicates this is the Pokémon's confirmed american name.
This only applies to Pokémon numbers 152-251.

Many new and old Pokémon appear in the following section. If you know
a Pokémon's American name in Gold and Silver version, please send it over
along with it's number and proof that you know that this will be it's
confirmed American name. As of right now, there are 100 new Pokémon, not
including Mew, for she is gettable in previous versions of the game.

1.Bulbasuar 8.Wartortle 15.Beedrill
2.Ivysaur 9.Blastoise 16.Pidgey
3.Venasuar 10.Caterpie 17.Pidgeotto
4.Charmander 11.Metapod 18.Pidgeot
5.Charmeleon 12.Butterfree 19.Rattata
6.Charizard 13.Weedle 20.Raticate
7.Squirtle 14.Kakuna 21.Spearow

22.Fearow 29.Nidoran (F) 36.Clefable
23.Ekans 30.Nidorina 37.Vulpix
24.Arbok 31.Nidoqueen 38.Ninetales
25.Pikachu 32.Nidoran (M) 39.Jigglypuff
26.Raichu 33.Nidorino 40.Wigglytuff
27.Sandshrew 34.Nidoking 41.Zubat
28.Sandslash 35.Clefairy 42.Golbat

43.Oddish 50.Diglett 57.Primeape
44.Gloom 51.Dugtrio 58.Growlithe
45.Vileplume 52.Meowth 59.Arcanine
46.Paras 53.Persian 60.Poliwag
47.Parsect 54.Psyduck 61.Poliwhirl
48.Venonat 55.Golduck 62.Poliwrath
49.Venomoth 56.Mankey 63.Abra

64.Kadabra 71.Victreebel 78.Rapidash
65.Alakazam 72.Tentacool 79.Slowpoke
66.Machop 73.Tentacruel 80.Slowbro
67.Machoke 74.Geodude 81.Magnemite
68.Machamp 75.Graveler 82.Magneton
69.Bellsprout 76.Golem 83.Farfetch'd
70.Weepinbell 77.Ponyta 84.Doduo

85.Dodrio 92.Gastly 99.Kingler
86.Seel 93.Haunter 100.Voltorb
87.Dewgong 94.Gengar 101.Electrode
88.Grimer 95.Onix 102.Execute
89.Muk 96.Drowzee 103.Exeggutor
90.Shellder 97.Hypno 104.Cubone
91.Cloyster 98.Krabby 105.Marowak

106.Hitmonlee 113.Chansey 120.Staryu
107.Hitmonchan 114.Tangela 121.Starmie
108.Likitung 115.Kangaskhan 122.Mr.Mime
109.Koffing 116.Horsea 123.Scyther
110.Weezing 117.Sedra 124.Jynx
111.Rhyhorn 118.Goldeen 125.Electabuzz
112.Rhydon 119.Seaking 126.Magmar

127.Pinsir 134.Vaporeon 141.Kabutops
128.Tauros 135.Jolteon 142.Aerodactyl
129.Magikarp 136.Flareon 143.Snorlax
130.Gyrados 137.Porygon 144.Articuno
131.Lapras 138.Omanyte 145.Zapdos
132.Ditto 139.Omastar 146.Moltres
133.Eevee 140.Kabuto 147.Dratini

148.Dragonair 154.Meganium 160.Odairu
149.Dragonite 155.Hinoarashi 161.Otachi
150.Mewtwo 156.Magmarshi 162.Ootachi
151.Mew 157.Magumarshi 163.Hoho
152.Chikorita 158.Waninoko 164.Yorunozuku
153.Beileaf 159.Aregeitsu 165.Rediba

166.Redeian 173.Pii 180.Mokoko
167.Itomaru 174.pupurin 181.Denryuu
168.Araidosu 175.Togepi* 182.Kireihana
169.Kuroba 176.Togechikku 183.Marril*
170.Chonchi 177.Neitei 184.Mariruri
171.Rantan 178.Neiteio 185.Usokki
172.Pichu 179.Meripu 186.Nyorotono

187.Hanekko 194.Upa 201.Annon
188.Popokko 195.Nuo 202.Sonansu
189.Watakko 196.Efi 203.Kirinriki
190.Eipamu 197.Burakki 204.Kunugidama
191.himanattsu 198.Yamikarasu 205.Fuoretosu
192.Kimawari 199.Yadokingu 206.Nokocchi
193.Yanyanma 200.Muuma 207.Guraiga

208.Haganeru 215.Nyura 222.Sanigo
209.Snubble* 216.Himeguma 223.Teppouo
210.Guranburu 217.Ringuma 224.Okutan
211.Harisen 218.Magumaggu 225.Deribado
212.hassamu 219.Magukarugo 226.Maintain
213.Tsobotsubo 220.Urimu 227.Eamudo
214.Herakurosu 221.Inomu 228.Derbiru

229.Heruga 236.Baruki 243.Raikou
230.Kingudora 237.Kapoera 244.Entei
231.Gomazou 238.Muchuru 245.Suikun
232.Donphan* 239.Erekiddo 246.Yogirasu
233.Porygon2* 240.Bubii 247.Sanagirasu
234.Odoshishi 241.Mirutanku 248.Bangirasu
235.Doburu 242.Hapinasu 249.Lugia

250.Houou
251.Serebii
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IV. Walkthrough For Routes 1-46

When you first start, you will be in Wakaba town, there are two
options that can be chosen. Choose the top one, which means 'New Game'.
Now you will be displayed with some numbers, the numbers here are to set
the time of the day. There is a defualt time, which is 10:00 AM, but you
may set the time for whatever you'd like it to be. After telling your mom
the time of day, she will give you the Pokégear.

You will begin by talking to Prof. Oak. He will talk to you about
Pokémon, much similar to the lecture you recieved in previous
Pokémon versions. You then are able to pick your name. I
suggest, unless you can read Japanese, that you pick the
second name, which will either be silver or gold, silver if you are playing
the silver version of the game, gold if you are playing the gold version of
the game.

You begin playing now. You are in your bedroom.
You can see the popular PC, radio, and map. When you go
downstairs, your mom will ask you what day it is. This
doesn't matter to you now.

Leave your house, heading left, to Prof. Utsugi's
lab to pick one of three Pokémon. Fire is your best bet
for your first gym battle against the bird trainers, but
you may choose whomever you want.

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Who should you choose?

Chicorita- a grass type Pokémon, and a follow-up to Bulbasaur. Many
people think it's best to choose him, because in previous Pokémon games,
Bulbasaur was chosen because he was the best beginner Pokémon to start out
with. In this game, he is not. The first gym, for instance, uses bird types,
which happen to be strong against grass types. Only choose Chicorita if you
are an expert player.

Waninoko- The water type Pokémon, and probablly the most popular type
out of all three beginning Pokémon. He looks somewhat like an alligator, and
he is very strong. I chose him, considering since Bulbasaur and Charmander
were either very bad, or very good, and not wanting to take that chance this
time, I chose him. I don't think there are any gyms that have an advantage
over his type in the game, but I could be wrong.

Hinorashi- The fire type Pokémon, and probablly the best bet.
Hinoarshi will come in extreme handy in the first gym, and many others. He
also evolves into a powerful Pokémon, but like I said before, you can't
really go wrong with either one.
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After choosing your Pokémon carefully, you must
walk left, and leave town. Here you will fight all
different varieties of Pokémon, depending what time of
day it is, or what day it is, or what version you are
playing. You can let the old man show you around town,
but that won't help you much. You are to go north, until
you reach a house. Inside, Prof. Oak will give you your
Pokédex, which is a big improvement over the one in
previous versions. you Pokémon will be healed, and you
have to go outside.

Once outside, you will recieve a phone call from
Prof. Utsugi informing you that one of his Pokémon have
been stolen.

Right as you arrive at the beggining of the first
town, your rival will appear, and he will challenge you to
a Pokémon match.

After defeating him and returning to Prof. Utsigi
lab, you will be given 5 Monster Balls from Prof.
Utgi's aid. You might want to go to monster ball in your
backback, and write it down so you don't forget it.

After doing this, go up to the northern part of the city. You can
now go to the gym.
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| Gym leader: Hayato |
| For: Wind Badge |
| |
| Pidgey- If you picked Hinoarashi, use him, but|
| if you chose someone else, use a Rattatta or |
| if you picked Waninoko, try using him. |
| |
| Pidgeotto- Harder than Pidgey, but still a |
| piece of cake. If your Rattatta is almost or |
| fainted, use an O-tachi. |
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I advise you, be leveled up with at least 2 backup
Pokémon in case your first one or two faints.

There, that was easy, you achieved your first badge, and by now,
you should at least have your starting Pokémon evolved.

After exiting the gym, you receive a phone call from Prof. Oak. He
tells you to pick up something important at the Pokémon center. When you
get to the Pokémon center, you will see one of Prof. Oak and Utsugi's aids.
He will give you a Pokémon egg. The egg will hatch at about 1,000 steps.

Now, go north, and you will come upon a bellsprout shrine. Enter,
and make your way to the top. You will receive HM05, Flash.

Now go north of the town. Go east, then south, you will see many
cave entrances. In one of the caves, you have to solve a puzzle. Completing
the puzzle will show you a Kabuto. You are dropped to the next floor, and
you will find yourself in another cave you could enter before. However,
this time, the people are gone, and a Pokémon with many forms will appear.
His name is Annon. He will make an excellent addition as a ghost Pokémon on
your team. He will have many forms, but is still the same Pokémon reguardless
and is still Pokémon #201.

After exiting the cave, go south, and then east. You will come up to
another route changing house. After exiting the house, go south, there, you
will fight many Pokémon trainers. A guy there will ask you for $500. Pay
him, and go in the cave. There are some Pokémon trainers. You will fight
Zubats, Geodudes, Onix, and Sandshrew here.

After exiting the cave, go west, and you will end up in the second
town. Go talk to the guy in the northern part of the town, and he will
remove the Team Rocket member that once blocked your path before. Go in,
and defeat the few rocket trainers there to free the Slowpokes.

You can now go to the gym. Fight the gym trainers here, and then move
onto the gym leader. She will use bug-type Pokémon.
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| Gym Leader: |
| For: Insect Badge |
| |
| Metapod- An extremely easy Pokémon to beat. |
| you may want to use one of your weaker Pokémon|
| like Annon for Metapod to gain some expirence.|
| |
| Kakuna- Once again, an extremely easy Pokémon.|
| You should also work on one of your weaker |
| Pokémon while fighting Kakuna. |
| |
| Scyther- Now that you defeated the easy |
| Pokémon, it is time to fight a harder one. Use|
| a fire type Pokémon if you have one. |
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You now have to go west, but make sure you have totally healed
Pokémon, because you will fight your rival.

Now go north, and into a house that will lead you into the forest.
You see that a boy has lost his Farfetch'd, after returning it to him, his
father will come along and give you the HM01, Cut.

Cut the shrub, and continue going north. You will eventually reach a
town much similar to Celadon City. It will have a large shop, and it will be
the largest town in the game. This town is also a very important town.

The gym here will use normal type Pokémon. Watch out, her Mirutanku
is extremely powerful.
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| Gym Leader: Akane |
| For: Normal Badge |
| |
| Clefairy- Looks can be decieving, and you'd |
| better pray that Clefairy doesn't use |
| Metronome on you. Have a quick and Powerful |
| Pokémon like Rattatta or Raticate. |
| |
| Mirutanku- Mirutanku has a strange attack that|
| makes your Pokémon get woozy. Your Pokémon |
| not attack the Mirutanku for a few turns, but |
| while waiting to attack, Mirutanku will attack|
| you with a powerful pound-like attack. Once |
| again, have a powerful and quick Pokémon |
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When you are done, talk to the gym leader to receive
your badge and TM. Go north, and into the park to fight many trainers,
believe me, you need the expirence. Talking to the woman in the house who
has the butterfree will give you 'squirtle water'. Now you can fight the
tree Pokémon, Usokki, that you could only move slightly before. Catch this
Pokémon, for it is rare. Go northwest, to reach the next town. In this town,
a man will trade you a Krabby for a Shelder.

A trainer around here, he will be slightly overweight, will give you
TM08, which will let you break the cracked rocks that lurk around the game.
Since we're talking about items, why not reveal the location of the Item
Finder? Go to the house that is left of the Pokémon Center, and answer yes
to the question he asks you. He will then award you with the Item Finder.

The gym here in this town will specialize in ghost Pokémon. Your
Pokémon should be at around level 30-35. You will have to follow a trail
to get to the gym leader. Once you get to the Gym leader, and believe me,
she's no joke:
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| Gym Leader: |
| For: Phantom Badge |
| |
| Gastly- Her easiest Pokémon she will use, but |
| still isn't too easy. Try using a water or |
| fire attack, but don't waste your time using a|
| normal type- it won't work against ghost. |
| |
| Haunter- Both Haunters and Gengar will use an|
| extrelemy powerful attack that will hurt them |
| about half way, but curses you and hurts you |
| very much every time you attack. |
| |
| Gengar- Gengar isn't easy at all- infact it is|
| one of the toughest battles you will face in |
| the entire game. Look out for that powerful |
| attack that Haunter, it is exactly the same |
| only coming from a much stron

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