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| Welcome My Students To Pokemon class 101 This site has everything you need from codes to reviews if the newest & The new Pokémon will each have their own special battle truest Pokemon games right now I'm just getting in from my last web site this web should be done by the end of the month I'll be needing some help with my web site so if you have any experience espicially building a banner would really help me out so please just email me @ hdcandcc@aol.com Pokemon The Movie A group of scientists have been working in a secret laboratory, attempting to create the strongest Pokémon yet in existence. For this, they have taken DNA from a fossilized hair sample (discovered in the Amazon) of the legendary Pokémon Mew, using the elusive creature's genetic code to bio-engineer Mewtwo. Unaware of their creation's power, the scientists and their laboratory are destroyed by the awakening Mewtwo. Angered at his creators for making him the Pokémon equivalent of Frankenstein's monster, Mewtwo swears revenge on the world. Ash Ketchum is relaxing with his pals Misty and Brock when he is challenged to a Pokémon battle by a neophyte trainer. Ash, aided by his favorite and first Pokémon, Pikachu, easily defeats the trainer. A hologram of a beautiful girl appears, inviting the trio to a party held at the palace on New Island, hosted by her master, "the world's greatest Pokémon trainer." They accept the invitation. Meanwhile, Ash's arch rivals, Team Rocket (the duo of Jessie and James and their Pokémon mascot, Meowth), secretly watch the hologram and vow to attend the party as well. All of the trainers hoping to attend the party gather at the ferry station seeking passage to New Island. A hurricane shuts the ferry service down, but some enterprising trainers (including Ash, Misty and Brock and Team Rocket) use their Pokémon to cross the dangerous waters. Once at the castle, the trainers are shown to a great hall by Joy, the beautiful girl who appeared in their hologram invitation. She introduces the trainers to their host-Mewtwo, a master trainer and the world's most powerful Pokémon, who reveals his plan to hijack the globe with a specially created race of Super-Pokémon. What follows is the ultimate Pokémon match of all time, ending with a face-off between Mewtwo and the rare and powerful Mew. Here is the price guide for the American Jungle Set: 1.Clefable $14.00 R/H 2.Electrode $10.00 R/H 3.Flareon $15.00 R/H 4.Jolteon $15.00 R/H 5.Kangaskhan $11.00 R/H 6.Mr. Mime $10.00 R/H 7.Nindoqueen $12.00 R/H 8.Pidgeot $13.00 R/H 9.Pinsir $12.00 R/H 10.Scyther $13.00 R/H 11.Snorlax $13.00 R/H 12.Voporeon $15.00 R/H 13.Venomoth $11.00 R/H 14.Victreebell $10.00 R/H 15.Vileplume $12.00 R/H 16.Wigglytuff $12.00 Rare/holo 17.Clefable $7.00 Rare 18.Electrode $6.00 Rare 19.Flareon $7.00 Rare 20.Jolteon $7.00 Rare 21.Kangaskhan $5.50 Rare 22.Mr. Mime $5.00 Rare 23.Nindoqueen $6.00 Rare 24.Pidgeot $6.50 Rare 25.Pinsir $6.00 Rare 26.Scyther $6.50 Rare 27.Snorlax $6.00 Rare 28.Voporeon $7.00 Rare 29.Venomoth $5.00 Rare 30.Victreebell $5.00 Rare 31.Vileplume $6.00 Rare 32.Wigglytuff $6.00 Rare 33.Butterfree $1.50 Uncommon 34.Dodrio $1.50 Uncommon 35.Exeggutor $1.50 Uncommon 36.Fearow $1.50 Uncommon 37.Gloom $1.50 Uncommon 38.Lickitung $1.50 Uncommon 39.Marowak $1.50 Uncommon 40.Nidorina $1.50 Uncommon 41.Parasect $1.50 Uncommon 42.Parsian $1.50 Uncommon 43.Primeape $1.50 Uncommon 44.Rapidash $1.50 Uncommon 45.Rhydon $1.50 Uncommon 46.Seaking $1.50 Uncommon 47.Tauros $1.50 Uncommon 48.Weepinbell $1.50 Uncommon 49.Beelsprout $0.50 Commmon 50.Cubone $0.50 Common 51.Eevee $0.50 Common 52.Exeggcute $0.50 Common 53.Goldeen $0.50 Common 54.Jigglypuff $1.00 Common 55.Mankey $0.50 Common 56.Meowth $0.50 Common 57.Nidoran $0.50 Common 58.Oddish $0.50 Common 59.Paras $0.50 Common 60.Pikachu $0.75 Common 61.Rhyhorn $0.75 Common 62.Spearow $0.50 Common 63.Venonat $0.50 Common 64.Poké Ball $0.50 Common Basic Edition 1 Alakazam $16.00 2 Blastoise $21.00 3 Chansey $15.00 4 Charizard $50.00 5 Clefairy $14.00 6 Gyrados $13.00 7 Hitmonchan $12.00 8 Machamp $11.00 9 Magneton $12.00 10 Mewtwo $13.00 11 Nidoking $12.00 12 Ninetales $14.00 13 Poliwrath $14.00 14 Raichu $18.00 15 Venasaur $17.00 16 Zapdos $18.00 17 Beedrill $7.00 18 Dragonair $7.00 19 Dugtrio $5.00 20 Electubuzz $8.00 21 Electrode $5.00 22 Pidgeotto $7.00 23 Arcanine $3.00 24 Charmeleon $3.00 25 Dewgong $1.50 26 Dratini $1.50 27 Farfetch'd $3.00 28 Growlithe $1.50 29 Haunter $1.50 30 Ivysaur $1.50 31 Jynx $1.50 32 Kadabra $1.50 33 Kakuna $1.50 34 Machoke $1.50 35 Magikarp $1.50 36 Magmar $1.50 37 Nidorino $1.50 38 Poliwhirl $1.50 39 Porygon $1.50 40 Raticate $1.50 41 Seel $1.50 42 Wartortle $2.50 43 Abra $0.50 44 Bulbasaur $0.50 45 Caterpie $0.50 46 Charmander $0.50 47 Diglett $0.50 48 Duduo $0.50 49 Drowzee $0.50 50 Gastly $0.50 51 Koffing $0.50 52 Machop $1.50 53 Magnemite $0.50 54 Metapod $0.50 55 Nidoran $0.50 56 Onix $0.50 57 Pidgey $0.50 58 Pikachu $1.50 59 Poliwag $0.50 60 Ponyta $0.50 61 Rattata $0.50 62 Sandshrew $0.50 63 Squirtle $0.50 64 Starmie $0.50 65 Staryu $0.50 66 Tangela $0.50 67 Voltorb $0.50 68 Vulpix $0.50 69 Weedle $0.50 70 Clefairy Doll $5.00 71 Computer Search $5.00 72 Devolution Spray $5.00 73 Imposter Prof. $5.00 Oak 74 Item Finder $5.00 75 Lass $4.00 76 Pokemon Breeder $5.00 77 Pokemon Trader $5.00 78 Scoop Up $5.00 79 Super Energy $7.00 Removal 80 Defender $1.50 81 Energy Retrieval $1.50 82 Full Heal $1.50 83 Maintenance $1.50 84 PlusPower $1.50 85 Pokemon Center $1.50 86 Pokemon Flute $1.50 87 Pokedex $1.50 88 Prof. Oak $2.50 89 Revive $1.50 90 Super Potion $1.50 91 Bill $0.75 92 Energy Removal $0.75 93 Gust of Wind $0.50 94 Potion $0.50 95 Switch $0.50 96 Double Colorless $2.00 Energy 97 Fighting Energy $0.50 98 Fire Energy $0.50 99 Grass Energy $0.50 100 Electric Energy $0.50 101 Psychic Energy $0.50 102 Water Energy $0.50 What's on the horizon in the world of Pokémon? As Pokémon madness spreads across America, players are beginning to realize that the Red and Blue Pokémon Game Boy games are just the tip of the iceberg. The Pokémon trading card game from Wizards of the Coast is already in full swing, and these upcoming Pokémon releases will give you even more ways to show off your Pokémon training skills. Here is a preview of what you have to look forward to from the world of Pokémon. Pokémon Stadium While Pokémon Snap features untamed Pokémon as they appear in the wild, Pokémon Stadium will let trainers get down to business and compete in heated battles with trained Pokémon. All 150 Pokémon will be in the game, in full 3D with awesome special attacks and animation sequences. Up to four players will be able to compete in a Pokémon tournament. One of the most intriguing aspects of Pokémon Stadium is that you'll be able to battle with your most loyal Pokémon straight from your Game Boy cartridge. Thanks to a special adaptor that plugs into your controller, Pokémon data can be transferred straight from your Red or Blue Game Boy game to your Nintendo 64. You'll be able to watch your favorite Pokémon go toe to tail in a 3D competition. Pokémon Stadium will be released this fall (which is at least one good reason to look forward to the start of another school year)! Pokémon Gold & Pokémon Silver Optimized for Game Boy Color and featuring at least four new Pokémon, Pokémon Silver and Gold will be the perfect companion Paks to the Red, Blue and Yellow versions of the game. It's clear that they will look phenomenal on Game Boy Color. Details about these titles have been scarce, but we've learned that you'll need the Red and Blue versions of the game to complete your Pokémon collection on Gold and Silver. Pokémon Silver and Gold are gearing up for a Japanese release in June, but an American release date has not been announced. Pokémon The Card Game for Game Boy Based on the hit Trading Card Game published by Wizards of the Coast, Pokémon Card GB allows you to learn the subtleties of the Trading Card Game on your Game Boy. Build and refine your deck, trade cards with your friends and become a Pokémon Trading Card Game Master! Coming February 2000. A POKEMON GAMEBOY PLAYERS HERE'S SOME CODES THAT CAN HELP YOU IN YOUR POKEMON Red/Blue/Yellow ADVENTURE This Code Only Works for the Yellow Version: Floating Pikachu Glitch First you have to go to Fushia city with Pikachu and go to the pokemon center. When you're by the center, jump off the hedge and don't let Pikachu follow you. Wait until Pikachu starts walking in place and then start walking away. If you do it right should see Pikachu floating behind you 99 of Any Item To get 99 of any item, first put the item you want to multiply in the sixth item slot. Now use FLY and go to Viridian City. Talk to the old man almost all the way north of the town. When he asks if you are in a hurry, say no and watch him catch a weedle. Right after that, fly to Fuchsia city. Make your way south and, when you you reach the water's edge, use SURF and make your way to Seafoam island. When you get to seafoam island, swim up and down the beach until you run into a Pokemon called "M" (a glitch like Missingno.) Once you see him, kill him or run away. DO NOT CATCH HIM! After that, you should have 99 of your sixth item! Boss Tactics Here are your best bets for beating the Pokemon Gym Leaders: Brock: Use water or grass Pokemon against this rock trainer. Misty: Use grass pokemon or electric to defeat this gym leader. Leiutenant Surge: use a rock or ground pokemon and he's toast. Erika: Use fire pokemon or flight against this plant lover and shatter her dreams of fighting you again. Sabrina: Use bug or ghost against this psychomaniac and she is a goner. Koga: This poison pokemon lover will be deafeted easily by using psy pokemon. Blaine: This fire trainer will use fire pokemon against you so you can use water or ice. Final boss: Giovanni, the team rocket leader, is the final gym leader - use water, ice, plant and he's out of there (and talk to him again and he says something to you). In the Indigo Plateu you find 5 pokemon masters. Use this pokemon lineup for a better chance of success: 1. Plant 2. Water, Plant, Flight, Ice 3. Psy 4. Ice or Dragon 5. ??? Good Luck! Easy Level Gain To easily gain experience, simply switch the Pokémon you want to train with the top Pokémon on your list. When you go into battle the Pokémon will pop out. You can then switch to another Pokémon. Once you win the battle the beginning Pokémon and the fighting Pokémon will both gain experience points. Extra Damage While fighting, select your desired attack. When it says you are going to use that attack (eg. "Venusaur used Razor Leaf"), hold down the A button until your opponent's life stops draining. If your timing was right you'll do more damage than usual. Fight Land Creatures in Water To fight creatures that normally live on land in water, go to the water around Cinnabar Island or Seafoam Islands (The only place you can be randomly attacked while swimming.) Swim along the shore of any island and you will fight land creatures. (You have to swim on a place where the square is half land and half water.) Instead of fighting a set group of monsters in the water, you actually fight monsters from the last place you were. So to get safari zone monsters, you need to go to the section of the safari zone with that monster, let your time run out, then go to the coast. Using this trick I have caught Kangaskhan, Scyther, and Tauros! Gold Coin 996 - 11B - E6A Buy Poke'balls with the code off. Then, sell them for a stunning $990200 each! You can sell other items for different amounts of money, but you get no money at all for selling Master Balls. Get Mewtwo After you have gotten all eight of your badges you need to go beat the pokemon league. The credits will roll and then the menu pops up again. DO NOT RESET THE GAME!!!! Go to Cerulean Citygo north to the brige where you faced 5 trainers before the path to Bill's house. Turn left and there will be a large area of water. Surf until you get to a cave. You will find Mewtwo in that cave. Get MissingNo. To get MissingNo (a glitch) go to Cinnabar Island and go into the Pokémon Research Labratory and trade with anyone in the first room. Then leave the Lab and go to the EAST of Cinnabar Island and surf up and down on the part where the land meets the water. Eventually the battle screen will come up and the screen goes black for about 5 seconds. Once you find him I suggest you use a Level 30 to 40 Pokemon. This is because Missing No., even at Lv. 80, has a VERY low defense rating. So get him down pretty low. Even at low he is still extremely difficult to catch. So next get a Pokemon that knows a sleep move and put him to sleep. Follow this up with a couple Ultra Balls and you should have him. NOTE: Catching MissingNo. may cause minor glitches. Also note that if he evolves (i.e., by receiving a Rare Candy) he will turn into a Khangiskahn. Get the Mimic TM Buy a Pokedoll in Celadon Mart, then FLY to Saffron and talk to the Copycat. She will give you the Mimic TM. Invisible Walls in Koga's Gym If you look at the floors in Koga's Gym you will notice it has lines. In some spots you will see little gaps in the lines. These "gapped lines" are the invisible walls. Level 100+ Pokemon Follow these instructions to catch pokemon with really high levels. Talk to the old man in Viridian City who shows you how to catch pokemon. Fly directly to Cinnabar Island. Put your strongest pokemon on your team. You might want to save now. Surf on the shore where the land touches water. Keep Surfing until you run into one of these strong pokemon. These pokemon are well above level 100. Unfortunately, they will revert back to Level 100 if they gain any experience points. Rare Candy is the only thing that raises their level. They can be used in a two-player battle without losing their level, so have fun liquidating your friends! Secret Coins At the Game Corner there are secret coins lying around. You can get these coins by walking around and pressing the A button. Use Safari Ball as an Ultra Ball In the safari zone, When you throw a safari ball press A rapidly. Use a Pokéball as a Masterball Throw a regular Pokéball then hold DOWN + B or UP + B until the Pokéball explodes. Here's Some Codes for Pokemon pinball HERE'S A COUPLE OF CODES FOR POKEMONSTER THE JAPENESE VERSION OF POKEMON Raise Your Monsters to Level 100 To make your monster level 100 in the Japanese version of the game, do this: Go to the 7th item in your Tools. Hit select. Get into a fight. Hit select next to an attack you dislike. It will change. (Note monster must have all 4 attack spaces filled.) Win the fight. Monster will become level 100 and will go to the next stage of its life if it has one. NOTE: It will not change if you use a Stone to make it change. The 151st Monster Go to Tamamushi then go to the poké Mansion go and talk to everybody. One person will give you Mew. The 151 monster. NOTE: They give you a diplomia in the American Version HERE ARE CODES I KNOW WORK THAT GAMESHARK CODES. THESE CODES WILL REPLACE YOUR 1st POKEMON. AFTER YOU DO THE CODE ON THE POKEMON THEN GO AND NAME IT THAT NAME IT NEEDS SPOOKY--01F164D1 EVOLVES FROM GENGAR LOCUSTOD--01EF64D1 EVOLVES FROM BUTTERFREE BEEPIN--01F4D4D1 EVOLVES FROM WEEPINBELL RATICLAW (AWSOME POKEMON, IT LEARNS MOVES CALLED TM50 AND STUFF LET IT LEARN THEM, THEY ARE AWSOME MOVE) 01ED64D1 EVOLVES FROM RATICATE CHARCOLT--01E264D1 EVOLVES FROM CHARIZARD RAINER--01C164D1--EVOLVES FROM BLASTOISE SAPASAUR--01E364D1 EVEOLVES FROM VENESAUR PIKABLU--O1E764D1 EVOLVES FROM RIACHU PSYBURD--01E164D1 EVOLVES FROM GOLDUCK YOUR 1st POKEMON WILL BE AT LEVEL 255 01FF8CD1 01XX7CCF REPLACE THE X'S WITH THE 2 NUMBERS FREE MASTER BALLS 01 FREE RARE CANDY 28 FREE PP UP 32 MORE GAMESHARK CODES TO GET MEW 0115D8CF INFINITE MONEY 019947D3 INFINITE PP 01282DD0+01282ED0+01282FD0+012830D0 FREE MASTER BALLS 01017CCF INFINITE SAFARI BALLS 016447DA INFINITE SAFARI TIME 01F00ED7 CASINO COINS 0199A4D5+0199A5D5 NO WILD BATTLES 01033CD1 GOLD CODE GOLD CODE 019947D3* 019948D3* 019949D3 TO GET SOME WIERD POKEMON INSERT THIS 01BXD8CF REPLACE THE X WITH ANY NUMBER OR LETTER, THEN I YOU WANT YOU CAN CHANGE THE B TO ANOTHER LETTER OR NUMBER, YOU CAN GET MORE WIERD STUFF. HERE ARE CODES I KNOW WORK THAT work on 64. Pokemon Staduim 2 Fight Mewtwo To get Mewtwo, go to the place with dark towers. Next beat all the gyms and then another place will appear on the screen. Beat the Elite 4 and Mewtwo will appear. Pokemon Snap Charizard To photograph a Charizard, throw an apple at the Charmeleon by the lava pool near the end of the volcanic level. If you knock him in the lava he will evolve into a Charizard. Get Muk In the Cave there are two grimers. Take lots of pictures of them. When the third appears near the three bulbasaurs, take a picture. Now throw lots of pester balls at him. He will evolve into Muk. Ghost Photos In the first tunnel, take pictures of the purple myst that floats around. When they develop you'll have a picture of Haunter. Group of Charmanders To find a group of Charmander, go to to the place where you can find the Moltres egg. The pelt the egg with pokemon food, and if you've recieved pester balls, throw those. Then you'll see a Charmander call his buddies. From then on, it's a waiting game. After the Charmander come, take a picture and you'll recieve bonus points from Professor Oak. Submitted by Andrew Blum Mythical Birds Each of the three birds will be in an egg. The first Mythical bird is Moltres (he is in the Volcano level), he will be easy to find since his egg is blocking your path. all you have to do is hit the egg with pokemon food or pester balls and a moltres will emerge from the hot lava To get Zapdos you must lure pikachu to the egg sitting in the tunnel then play a pokeflute. If you did it right pikachu will hit the egg and he will shoot the egg out and the egg will blow up revealing Zapdos. Articuno: Play your Pokeflute when you see the Jynx and the egg. Rainbow Cloud Stage To get to the secret level (Level #7 The Rainbow Cloud Stage) take pictures of these following landmarks on all of the 6 stages: Stage#1 - The Kingler rock formation is on the left after you pass Pikachu's surfboard. Stage#2 - The Pinsir shadow will appear some time after you release the Zapdos from the beginning of the level. You will see the Pinser shadow on the right after you pass the second Electabuzz. Stage#3 - The Koffing cloud appears on the left at the very beginning of the level. Stage#4 - The Cubone rock formation will be above the Vileplume you see (to see the Vileplume play the Pokeflute in front of a large purple bag you see near the beginning of the level.) Stage#5 - Mewtwo's energy form will appear on the left soon after you see the Weepinbell. Stage#6 - The Dugtrio Rocks are right in front of you |
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