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You will start out with one of three Pokemon; a Bublasaur, a Charmander, or a Squirtle. You must train
your Pokemon to fight other Pokemon and weaken them. Once a wild Pokemon has been weakened enough,
you can capture it within a Pokeball. If the Pokemon is still strong enough, it will break out of the ball,
but if you wear it down until it faints, you won't be able to put it into a Pokeball. You can only carry six Pokeballs and monsters at one time, but you can store the extras at Pokemon Training Centers and PCs
(or Pokemon Computers).
From time to time you will run across rival trainers, who will challenge you to matches. They usually hang
around Gyms, but you will run into them in other places. You won't win your opponent's Pokemon, but you
will gain valuable experience and some cash, which you can use to buy items for your Pokemon.
Trading is key strategy in Pokemon. A Pokemon you got from another trainer will evolve faster than one
you caught in the wild. If you can, strike a deal with a fellow player, so he or she will take your Pokemon
for a while and build up their levels, then trade them back. But he or she may want a huge favor in
exchange!
If you happen to have a Japanese version of Pokemon, you can't trade any Pokemon from that version to
the US version. If you do, the monsters will be messed up, some may not gain experience, and you stand a good chance of losing your saved game.The Cable Club is the place to go when you want to link up with another GameBoy. Cable Clubs are found in the Pokémon Centers. You'll want to do this for two reasons, to fight and to trade. When you fight, you can take on your friend and see who is the best.
Here's how to get into battle:
1. Insert the Game Link into both Gameboys and turn them on at the same time.
2. Go to any Pokémon Center and face the lady behind the counter near the PC.
3. Both players must speak to the lady at the same time.
4. You must save the game before entering into the center.
5. Select "Coliseum".
6. Once inside, go to the center table, opposite your opponent and face your opponent.
7. Press A to start fighting!
Another reason to link up is to trade, and if you want to collect all 150 Pokémon, you'll need to do some serious dealing. Most Pokémon will evolve faster when traded (though they tend to be weaker), and some Pokémon will evolve only if you trade it to another Game Pak. If you want to trade Pokémon, you will perform the same steps as fighting, except choose "Trading Room" in step 5.

There are also two versions of the game, a Red Version and a Blue Version. While both games are identical, one Pokémon that is very common in one version may be rare in the other. The versions will even have monsters exclusive to that version, meaning a monster you find in the Red Version may not be found in the Blue. If your friend has the other version, you can work together to collect all the Pokémon! Some hard-core gamers may even consider buying both versions!There are many rare and wonderful Pokemon in the game, but even the most experienced trainer can miss a few. Below are the rarest Pokemon, and where to find them. Some you'll need to trade for, others will need to be evolved with special Stones.

Pokemon You Can Find
Snorlax The 'Sleeping Pokemon' found on Routes 12 and 16 can be woken up with the Pokeflute, but you'll have to try hard to capture it. Try using an Ultra Ball if you have one. Can be found only twice!
Porygon It can be purchased for 6500 or 9999 Game Corner Tokens, depending on which version of the game you have.
Aerodactyl First, get the Old Amber from the Cerulean Museum Lab (which you gain access by cutting a bush to the northeast. Then, deliver the Old Amber to Cinnabar Island South Lab.
Omanyte or Kabuto You must choose between the Helix or Dome Fossil before you leave Mt. Moon. You can only collect one fossil per game, so you'll have to trade for the other.
Lapras After you defeat Gary in Silph Co. speak to a nearby employee who will give you Lapras
Eevee Go in the back way of Celadon Mansion and talk to the guy at the top.
Articuno Found in the depths of Seafoam Island Can be found only once!
Zapdos Last spotted inside the Power Plant Can be found only once!
Moltres Waiting on Victory Road Can be found only once!
Mewtwo At the bottom of the Unknown Dungeon Can be found only once!
Missingno. Found along the coast of Cinnabar Island
Mew Whereabouts are still unknown.

Pokemon You Must Trade For With Game Characters
Jynx You can find the strange Jynx by trading a Polywhirl in Cerulean City
Mr. Mime The elusive Mr. Mime can be found by trading an Abra in a house south of the Route 2 entrance to Diglett's Tunnel.
Farfetch'd This cute duck can be obtained by trading in a small Spearow to a boy in Virmillion City.
Lickitung Trade a Slowbro for a Lickitung in one of the observing towers near Cycling Road.

Pokemon You Must Trade For Via Game Link

Appear in Red Version Only
Electabuzz Scyther Ekans Arbok Mankey Primeape
Oddish Gloom Vileplume Growlithe Arcanine

Appear in Blue Version Only
Pinsir Magmar Meowth Persian Sandshrew Sandslash
Bellsprout Weepinbell Victreebel Vulpix Ninetales

Pokemon That Are Evolved Via Game Link
To get these Pokemon, you must trade with another (human) player using the Game Link cable.
Alakazam Using the Game Link, trade in your Kadabra with another player. When the other player gets Kadabra it will evolve into an Alakazam. Trade again to get it back.
Golem Using the Game Link, trade in your Graveler with another player. When the other player gets Graveler it will evolve into an Golem. Trade again to get it back.
Machamp Using the Game Link, trade in your Machoke with another player. When the other player gets Machoke it will evolve into a Machamp. Trade again to get it back.
Gengar Using the Game Link, trade in your Haunter with another player. When the other player gets Haunter it will evolve into a Gengar. Trade again to get it back.

Pokemon That Are Evolved From Special Stones
Flareon Give Eevee the Fire Stone
Vaporeon Give Eevee the Water Stone
Jolteon Give Eevee the Thunder Stone
(Note: Eevee can only evolve ONCE. You will have to trade for the other two.)
Ninetales Give Vulpix the Fire Stone
Arcanine Give Growlithe the Fire Stone
Raichu Give Pikachu the Thunder Stone
Polywrath Give Polywhirl the Water Stone
Cloyster Give Shellder the Water Stone
Starmie Give Staryu the Water Stone
Vileplume Give Gloom the Leaf Stone
Victreebel Give Weepinbell the Leaf Stone
Exeggcutor Give Exeggcute the Leaf Stone
Nidoqueen Give Nidorina the Moon Stone
Nidoking Give Nidorino the Moon Stone
Clefable Give Clefairy the Moon Stone
Wigglytuff Give Jigglypuff the Moon Stone.

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