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Pikachu Race
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| Contents _________ 1. Pokemon List and Evolutions 2. TM and HM List and Locations 3. Item List 4. Walkthrough 5. 3 Rare Birds 6. Credits _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1. Pokemon List and Evolutions _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1. Bulbasaur (Evolves to Ivysaur at LV.16, Venusaur at LV.32) 2. Ivysaur (Evolves to Venusaur at LV.32) 3. Venusaur (No evolution) 4. Charmander (Evolves to Charmeleon at LV.16, Charizard at LV.36) 5. Charmeleon (Evolves to Charizard at LV.36) 6. Charizard (No evolution) 7. Squirtle (Evolves to Wartortle at LV.16, Blastoise at LV.36) 8. Wartortle (Evolves to Blastoise at LV.36) 9. Blastoise (No evolution) 10. Caterpie (Evolves to Metapod at LV.7, Butterfree at LV.10) 11. Metapod (Evolves to Butterfree at LV.10) 12. Butterfree (No evolution) 13. Weedle (Evolves to Kakuna at LV.7, Beedrill at LV.10) 14. Kakuna (Evolves to Beedrill at LV.10) 15. Beedrill (No evolution) 16. Pidgey (Evolves to Pidgeotto at LV.18, Pidgeot at LV.36) 17. Pidgeotto (Evolves to Pidgeot at LV.36) 18. Pidgeot (No evolution) 19. Rattata (Evolves to Raticate at LV.20) 20. Raticate (No evolution) 21. Spearow (Evolves to Fearow at LV.20) 22. Fearow (No evolution) 23. Ekans (Evolves to Arbok at LV.22) 24. Arbok (No evolution) 25. Pikachu (Evolves to Raichu with Thunder Stone) 26. Raichu (No evolution) 27. Sandshrew (Evolves to Sandslash at LV.22) 28. Sandslash (No evolution) 29. Nidoran(f) (Evolves to Nidorina at LV.16, Nidoqueen with Moon Stone) 30. Nidorina (Evolves to Nidoqueen with Moon Stone) 31. Nidoqueen (No evolution) 32. Nidoran(m) (Evolves to Nidorino at LV.16, Nidoking with Moon Stone) 33. Nidorino (Evolves to Nidoking with Moon Stone) 34. Nidoking (No evolution) 35. Clefairy (Evolves to Clefable with Moon Stone) 36. Clefable (No evolution) 37. Vulpix (Evolves to Ninetales with Fire Stone) 38. Ninetales (No evolution) 39. Jigglypuff (Evolves to Wigglytuff with Moon Stone) 40. Wigglytuff (No evolution) 41. Zubat (Evolves to Golbat at LV.22) 42. Golbat (No evolution) 43. Oddish (Evolves to Gloom at LV.21, Vileplume with Leaf Stone) 44. Gloom (Evolves to Vileplume with Leaf Stone) 45. Vileplume (No evolution) 46. Paras (Evolves to Parasect at LV.24) 47. Parasect (No evolution) 48. Venonat (Evolves to Venomoth at LV.31) 49. Venomoth (No evolution) 50. Diglett (Evolves to Dugtrio at LV.26) 51. Dugtrio (No evolution) 52. Meowth (Evolves to Persian at LV.28) 53. Persian (No evolution) 54. Psyduck (Evolves to Golduck at LV.33) 55. Golduck (No evolution) 56. Mankey (Evolves to Primeape at LV.28) 57. Primeape (No evolution) 58. Growlithe (Evolves to Arcanine with Fire Stone) 59. Arcanine (No evolution) 60. Poliwag (Evolves to Poliwhirl at LV.25, Poliwrath with Water Stone) 61. Poliwhirl (Evolves to Poliwrath with Water Stone) 62. Poliwrath (No evolution) 63. Abra (Evolves to Kadabra at LV.16, Alakazam with Trade) 64. Kadabra (Evolves to Alakazam with Trade) 65. Alakazam (No evolution) 66. Machop (Evolves to Machoke at Lv.28, Machamp with Trade) 67. Machoke (Evolves to Machamp with Trade) 68. Machamp (No evolution) 69. Bellsprout (Evolves to Weepinbell at LV.21, Victreebel with Leaf Stone) 70. Weepinbell (Evolves to Victreebel with Leaf Stone) 71. Victreebel (No evolution) 72. Tentacool (Evolves to Tentacruel at LV.30) 73. Tentacruel (No evolution) 74. Geodude (Evolves to Graveler at LV.25, Golem with Trade) 75. Graveler (Evolves to Golem with Trade) 77. Golem (No evolution) 77. Ponyta (Evolves to Rapidash at LV. 40) 78. Rapidash (No evolution) 79. Slowpoke (Evolves to Slowbro at LV.37) 80. Slowbro (No evolution) 81. Magnemite (Evolves to Magneton at LV.30) 82. Magneton (No evolution) 83. Farfetch'd (No evolution) 84. Doduo (Evolves to Dodrio at LV.31) 85. Dodrio (No evolution) 86. Seel (Evolves to Dewgong at LV.34) 87. Dewgong (No evolution) 88. Grimer (Evolves to Muk at LV.38) 89. Muk (No evolution) 90. Shellder (Evolves to Cloyster with Water Stone) 91. Cloyster (No evolution) 92. Gastly (Evolves to Haunter at LV.25, Gengar with Trade) 93. Haunter (Evolves to Gengar with Trade) 94. Gengar (No evolution) 95. Onix (No evolution) 96. Drowzee (Evolves to Hypno at LV.26) 97. Hypno (No evolution) 98. Krabby (Evolves to Kingler at LV.28) 99. Kingler (No evolution) 100. Voltorb (Evolves to Electrode at LV.30) 101. Electrode (No evolution) 102. Exeggcute (Evolves to Exeggutor with Leaf Stone) 103. Exeggutor (No evolution) 104. Cubone (Evolves to Marowak at LV.28) 105. Marowak (No evolution) 106. Hitmonlee (No evolution) 107. Himonchan (No evolution) 108. Lickitung (No evolution) 109. Koffing (Evolves to Weezing at LV.35) 110. Weezing (No evolution) 111. Rhyhorn (Evolves to Rhydon at LV.42) 112. Rhydon (No evolution) 113. Chansey (No evolution) 114. Tangela (No evolution) 115. Kangaskhan (No evolution) 116. Horsea (Evolves to Seadrea at LV.32) 117. Seadrea (No evolution) 118. Goldeen (Evolves to Seaking at LV.33) 119. Seaking (No evolution) 120. Staryu (Evolves to Starmie with Water Stone) 121. Starmie (No evolution) 122. Mr. Mime (No evolution) 123. Scyther (No evolution) 124. Jynx (No evolution) 125. Electabuzz (No evolution) 126. Magmar (No evolution) 127. Pinsir (No evolution) 128. Tauros (No evolution) 129. Magikarp (Evolves to Gyarados at LV.20) 130. Gyarados (No evolution) 131. Lapras (No evolution) 132. Ditto (No evolution) 133. Eevee (Evolves to Vaporeon with Water Stone, Jolteon with Thunder Stone, Flareon with Fire Stone 134. Vaporeon (No evolution) 135. Jolteon (No evolution) 136. Flareon (No evolution) 137. Porygon (No evolution) 138. Omanyte (Evolves to Omastar at LV.40) 139. Omastar (No evolution) 140. Kabuto (Evolves to kabutops at LV.40) 141. Kabutops (No evolution) 142. Aerodactyl (No evolution) 143. Snorlax (No evolution) 144. Articuno (No evolution) 145. Zapdos (No evolution) 146. Moltres (No evolution) 147. Dratini (Evolves to Dragonair at LV.30, Dragonite at LV.55) 148. Dragonair (Evolves to Dragonite at LV.55) 149. Dragonite (No evolution) 150. Mewtwo (No evolution) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2. TM and HM List and Locations _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TM 01-Mega Punch-Mt. Moon, Celadon Dept. Store TM02-Razor Wind-Celadon Dept. Store, Game Corner TM03-Swords Dance-Silph Co. TM04-Whirlwind-Route 4 TM05-Mega Kick-Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store TM06-Toxic-Fuchsia City Gym TM07-Horn Drill-Celadon City, Game Corner TM08-Body Slam-S.S. Anne TM09-Take Down-Saffron City, Celadon Dept. Store TM10-Double-Edge-Celadon City, Game Corner TM11-Bubblebeam-Cerulean City Gym TM12-Water Gun-Mt. Moon TM13-Ice Beam-Celadon Dept. Store TM14-Blizzard-Cinnabar Island TM15-Hyper Beam-Celadon City TM16-Pay Day-Route 12 TM 17-Submission-Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store TM18-Counter-Celadon Dept. Store TM19-Seismic Toss-Route 25 TM20-Rage-Route 15 TM21-Mega Drain-Celadon City Gym TM22-Solarbeam-Cinnabar Island TM23-Dragon Rage-Celadon City TM24-Thunderbolt-Vermillion City Gym TM25-Thunder-Power Plant TM26-Earthquake-Silph Co. TM27-Fissure-Viridian City Gym TM28-Dig-Cerulean City TM29-Psychic-Saffron City TM30-Teleport-Route 9 TM31-Mimic-Saffron City TM32-Double Team-Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store TM33-Reflect-Power Plant, Celadon Dept. Store TM34-Bide-Pewter City Gym TM35-Metronome-Cinnabar Island Lab TM36-Self Destruct-Silph Co. TM37-Egg Bomb-Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store TM38-Fire Blast-Cinnabar Island Gym TM39-Swift-Route 12 Look-Out Station TM40-Skull Bash-Safari Zone TM41-Softboiled-Celadon City TM42-Dream Eater-Viridian City TM43-Sky Attack-Victory Road TM44-Rest-S.S. Anne TM45-Thunder Wave-Route 24 TM46-Psywave-Saffron City Gym TM47-Explosion-Victory Road TM48-Rock Slide-Celadon Dept. Store TM49-Tri Attack-Celadon Dept. Store TM50-Substitute-Celadon City HM01-Cut-S.S. Anne HM02-Fly-Route 16 HM03-Surf-Safari Zone HM04-Strength-Fuchsia City HM05-Flash-Route 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Items _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Antidote-Cures Poison Awakening-Cures Sleep Bicycle-Makes you travle faster Bike Voucher-Trade in for a free bike Burn Heal-Heals Burns Calcium-Increases Special rating Carbos-Increases Speed rating Card Key-Opens Silph Co. doors Coin-Used to use the slot machines Coin Case-Holds coins Dire Hit-Increase the effect of attacks Dome Fossil-Used to clone Kabuto Elixer-Gives 10PP to all abilities Escape Rope-Pulls you out of buildings and caves Ether-Gives 10PP to one ability Exp. All-Shares exp. with other Pokemon Fire Stone-Triggers evolution Fresh Water-Restores 50HP Full Heal-Cures any condition Full Restore-Cures, restores all HP Gold Teeth-Give to Safari Zone Warden Good Rod-Used to fish Great Ball-Stronger than a Poke Ball Guard Spec-Disable Special Attacks Helix Fossil-Used to clone Omanyte HP Up-Raises HP meter by one Hyper Potion-Restores 200HP Ice Heal-Thaws frozen Pokemon Iron-Increases Defense rating Item Finder-Finds hidden items Leaf Stone-Triggers evolution Lemonade-Restores 80HP Lift Key-Activates elevator Master Ball-Foolproof Poke Ball Max Elixer-Restores all PP Max Ether-Restores all PP to one ability Max Potion-Restores all HP Max Repel-Stops random attacks Max Revive-Revives, restores all HP Moon Stone-Triggers evolution Nugget-Useless, sell for 5,000 Oak's Parcel-Deliver to Prof. Oak Old Amber-Used to clone Areodactyl Old Rod-Used to fish Paralyze Heal-Cures Paralyze Poke Ball-Used to catch Pokemon Poke Doll-Distracts opponent Poke Flute-Wakes sleeping Pokemon Pokedex-Used to store Pokemon data Potion-Restores 20HP PP Up-Raises PP meter by one Protein-Increase Attack rating Rare Candy-Raises Exp. Level by one Repel-Stops random attacks Revive-Revives fainted Pokemon S.S. Ticket-Used to get on the S.S. Anne Safari Ball-Used to catch Safari Zone Pokemon Secret Key-OpensCinnabar Island Gym Silph Scope-Let's you see ghost Pokemon Soda Pop-Restores 60HP Super Potion-Restores 50HP Super Repel-Prevents random attacks Super Rod-Used to fish Thunder Stone-Triggers evolution Town Map-Map of the game Ultra Ball-Better than a Great Ball Water Stone-Triggers evolution X Accuracy-Raises Acuracy X Attack-Raises Attack X Defend-Raises Defense X Special-Raises Special X Speed-Raises Speed _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Walkthrough _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PALLET TOWN This is where you begin your game, in your room. Walk downstairs, and your mom will tell you Prof. Oak is looking for you. Explore the town, and you will find out that Prof. Oak isn't around. Go North to leave the town, and Prof. Oak will run up to you and bring you to his lab. Here you can choose your first Pokemon. Your rival, Gary, will choose one that is stronger than yours. As you try to leave, Gary will challenge you. Defeat him to raise your Pokemon to Level 6. Now go to your house and upstairs. Withdraw the Potion from the PC, and leave town. ROUTE 1 This is a pretty straightforward path. The only Pokemon here are Pidgey and Rattata. You can't catch them yet, so just fight to gain experience. The first guy you see here will give you a Potion. Build your Pokemon up to at least Level 9 before going on. VIRIDIAN CITY Go to the Poke Center to heal your Pokemon, then go to the Poke Mart. You will recieve a package for Prof. Oak. Return to Pallet Town to give it to him, and you'll get a Pokedex. Go to Gary's house and get the Town Map, before going back through Route 1. Build up your Pokemon to Level 10 before returning to Viridian. Once back at Viridian, go to the Poke Mart to stock up on Poke Balls and Antidotes. Head back to Route 1 to get Pidgey and Rattata. ROUTE 2 Just follow the path to the forest, don't bother catching anything here. VIRIDIAN FOREST There are 5 new Pokemon to get here, but only get 3 of them. Get Pikachu, Caterpie and Weedle. Metapod and Kakuna break out of Poke Balls a lot, so just evolve them. There are 3 trainers in the forest, all easy Bug Catchers. There are 3 items here: a Poke Ball, an Antidote and a Potion. Before going on to Pewter City, make sure you starting Pokemon is at Level 13. PEWTER CITY Heal your Pokemon. Head to the gym to face Brock. If you don't have Squirtle or Bulbasaur, you're screwed. If you have Squirtle, have him at Level 15, but a Level 13 Bulbasaur will also be effective. Just use their fourth move to kill his Pokemon in one hit. He has a Level 12 Geodude, and a Level 14 Onix. If you win, you'll get the Boulder Badge and TM34. Heal your Pokemon, and move on. ROUTE 3 There are about 8 trainers here, use Pikachu if you have him, and build him up. You don't have to catch a Spearow now, but definitely catch a Jigglypuff. One you get to the end of the path, heal your Pokemon. Before going into Mt. Moon, I suggest building up a few Pokemon and use these Pokemon: Your starting one-Level 18 Pikachu-Level 16 Butterfree-Level 16 Pidgey-Level 14 Jigglypuff-Level 14 One of your choice-Level 12 I will do this throughout the guide to help you along. No enter Mt. Moon. MT. MOON There are 4 good Pokemon here. Zubat, Geodude, Paras and Clefairy. Clefairy is hard to find here, so try to get one. If you want to explore, go ahead, but I'm just going to tell you how to get out. When you enter, turn right and go up. Go right again and go around the corner. Go down, and pass the ladder. Go left, and up until you find a trainer. Fight him to gain experience. In the corner is the first piece of the Moon Stone. Take the ladder. Follow the new path until you get to the other ladder. Go down the stairs, fight the Rocket member, and go up the stairs. Follow the path to the next Rocket member. Beat him, then go fight the Super Nerd trainer. If you beat him, he will give you either the Dome or the Helix fossil. Take the ladder, and then take the next one to exit the mountain. ROUTE 4 There are no trainers here and only 1 new Pokemon to collect. If you have the Red version, get Ekans, if you have the Blue, get Sandshrew. Move onto Cerulean City. CERULEAN CITY Before challenging Misty, build Pikachu and your starting Pokemon up to Level 25. Now go face Misty. She has a Level 18 Staryu and a Level 21 Starmie. Pikachu can easily make short work of them. If you beat her, you'll get the Cascade Badge and TM11. Heal your Pokemon. Go north up to Route 24. ROUTE 24 As soon as you step on the bridge, Gary will challenge you. He now has 4 Pokemon. He has his starting Pokemon, a Pidgey, a Rattata or Raticate (I don't remeber) and an Abra. He shouldn't be too hard. Now move onto the bridge, and beat the 5 trainers, going back to heal when necessary. At the end is a Rocket member, beat him. Before you face him, he will give you a Nugget. Take it back to Cerulean and sell it for 5,000. Stock up on supplies, and take Route 24 towards Bill's house, fighting the trainers along the way. Go inside Bill's house, and talk to the Pokemon. Do what he says, and he will turn into Bill. Talk to him to get the S.S. ticket. Leave his house, and go back in to check the PC for info on Eevee. Collect Abra and the plant Pokemon for your version. (Red/Oddish Blue/Bellsprout) Return to Cerulean, and the house the police officer was guarding is now acessible. Go out the back door, and fight the Rocket member to get TM28. ROUTE 5 Go South from Cerulean to Route 5. If you have the Red version, get Mankey, if you have the Blue, catch a Meowth. The road is closed, so you have to take the Underground Path. ROUTE 6 When you come out, you'll be on Route 6. Defeat all the trainers here to gain experience. Move on to Vermilion City. VERMILION CITY Heal your Pokemon, and find the house where the kid will trade a Spearow for a Farfetch'd. Trade, and keep Farfetch'd (or Dux) in your group. Go into the house next to the Poke Center to get the Old Rod. Head to the docks, and catch a Magikarp with your new rod. He is useless for now, so take him to the Pokemon Daycare on Route 5 to build him up. Now head onto the S.S. Anne. Also, get a Bike Voucher from the Fan Club President. S.S. ANNE Just go in all the rooms and fight everyone until you get all the items and find Gary. He's harder this time, but if you're raising your Pokemon, he should be fairly easy. This is a good chance to build Dux up. Once you beat him, take the stairs behind him. Talk to the Captain, and get HM01. Now get off the ship, and it will leave. VERMILION CITY Now teach Cut to Dux. It will allow you to acess the Vermilion Gym. Beat the 3 other trainers here, and find the two switches that open the gate. Face Lt. Surge. He has a Level 21 Voltorb, a Level 18 Pikachu and a Level 24 Raichu. It's a good idea to head East into Diglett's cave to get a Diglett or a Dugtrio before facing this guy. If you have Dugtrio, use Dig, and you should kill each of his Pokemon in one hit. Now go East to Route 11. ROUTE 11 The way to Route 12 is closed, so all you have to do is fight the trainers and get the Psychic Pokemon called Drowzee. DIGLETT'S CAVE Just follow the path and get Diglett and Dugtrio if you haven't already. ROUTE 2 Go into a house and get HM05. There is another house where a guy will trade you an Abra for a Mr. Mime, if you've built up your Abra, don't bother, get another weaker one for the trade. Now go up to Pewter City and cut down the bush blocking the Museums add-on to get the Old Amber. Work your way back to Cerulean City, and go East to Route 9. ROUTE 9 Before heading here, buy 3 Poke Balls for the trip through Rock Tunnel. Beat the trainers. Don't bother searching for a Voltorb here because they're more common in the Power Plant (later in the game). Heal at the Poke Center, and head into Rock Tunnel. ROCK TUNNEL Use the Flash HM now, to light your way. It's pretty simple to get out. Collect Onix and Machop here. ROUTE 10 Go South to Lavender Town after beating the 2 trainers. LAVENDER TOWN Just heal your Pokemon, buy supplies and go West to Route 8. ROUTE 8 Beat all the trainers here, ad collect Growlithe if you have Red, or Vulpix if you have Blue. Growlithe is hard to catch unless you put him to sleep, because he uses Roar, so watch out! The path to Saffron City is blocked, so take the next Undeground Path to get to Celadon City. ROUTE 7 When you come out of the path, just head into Celadon. CELADON CITY First, heal your Pokemon. Then go to the Mansion, the big building that doesn't have 2 doors. Instead of going in the front, go in a hidden back entrance, and go up all the stairs. You will get Eevee here. Now go to the Celadon Dept. Store and stock up on supplies. Use either a Thunder Stone, a Water Stone or a Fire Stone to evolve Eevee into Jolteon, Vaporeon or Flareon. I suggest Vaporeon. Now head into the restaurant, and talk to the guy in the corner to get a Coin Case. Go to the Game Corner and play the Slot Machines to get coins. You can trade them in for Pokemon or items. Here are the prizes you can recieve: Red: Abra 180 Coins Clefairy 500 Coins Nidorina 1,200 Coins Dratini 2,800 Coins Scyther 5,500 Coins Porygon 9,999 Coins Blue Abra 120 Coins Clefairy 750 Coins Nidorino 1,200 Coins Pinsir 2,500 Coins Dratini 4,600 Coins Porygon 6,500 Coins TM's TM23 3,300 Coins TM15 5,500 Coins TM50 7,700 Coins Now fight the guy at the back of Game Corner to acess the basement. Work your way around until you find Giovanni. He uses a Level 25 Onix, a Level 24 Rhyhorn and a Level 25 Kangaskhan. Use Water or Grass. Beat him to get the Silph Scope. Now head over to the gym to fight Erika. Again, I will suggest what Pokemon you should use and what Level they should be at. Your starting Pokemon: Level 38 Growlithe: Level 26 Vaporeon: Level 35 Dux: Level 35 Butterfree: Level 30 Pikachu: Level 36 Use Growlithe against Erika, for she uses Grass type Pokemon. Use Ember on her Pokemon. She uses a Level 29 Victreebel, a Level 24 Tangela and a Level 29 Vileplume. Beat her to get the Rainbow Badge and TM21. Buy a Fresh Water for the guard at the road block, and he'll share it with the rest of them. Now go back to Lavender Town, and enter Pokemon Tower. POKEMON TOWER Here is where you get Ghost Pokemon. You'll also fight Gary here. He'll use a Level 25 Pidgeotto, a Level 23 |
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