Saturday, January 27, 2007
pokemon diamond and pearl faq part 1.
Walkthrough Version 0.95.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ______________________________________________________
1. Introduction
2. Version History & Future Updates
3. Legal Stuff
4. Translation Guide
5. Walkthrough
___) 5.1. Coal Badge
___)---- 5.1.1. Futaba Town
___)---- 5.1.2. Route 201
___)---- 5.1.3. Masago Town
___)---- 5.1.4. Route 202
___)---- 5.1.5. Kotobuki City
___)---- 5.1.6. Route 204
___)---- 5.1.7. Route 203
___)---- 5.1.8. Kurogane Gate
___)---- 5.1.9. Kurogane City
___)---- 5.1.10. Kurogane Mine
___)---- 5.1.11. Kurogane Gym
___) 5.2. Forest Badge
___)---- 5.2.1. Route 207
___)---- 5.2.2. Kotobuki City
___)---- 5.2.3. Route 204
___)---- 5.2.4. Sono-oh Town
___)---- 5.2.5. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.6. Valley Power Plant
___)---- 5.2.7. Sono-oh Flower Garden
___)---- 5.2.8. Valley Power Plant
___)---- 5.2.9. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.10. Hakutai Forest
___)---- 5.2.11. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.12. Hakutai City
___)---- 5.2.13. Route 211 (West)
___)---- 5.2.14. Hakutai Gym
___) 5.3. Kobol Badge
___)---- 5.3.1. Hakutai City (Galaxy Building)
___)---- 5.3.2. Cycling Road
___)---- 5.3.3. Route 206
___)---- 5.3.4. Route 207
___)---- 5.3.5. Tengan Mountain
___)---- 5.3.6. Route 208
___)---- 5.3.7. Yosuga City
___)---- 5.3.8. Contact Plaza
___)---- 5.3.9. Route 209
___)---- 5.3.10. Lost Tower
___)---- 5.3.11. Zui Town
___)---- 5.3.12. Route 210
___)---- 5.3.13. Route 215
___)---- 5.3.14. Tobari City
___)---- 5.3.15. Tobari Gym
___) 5.4. Fuen Badge
___)---- 5.4.1. Tobari City
___)---- 5.4.2. Route 212
___)---- 5.4.3. Route 212 (Rainy Area)
___)---- 5.4.4. Nomose City
___)---- 5.4.5. Nomose Gym
___) 5.5. Relic Badge
___)---- 5.5.1. Nomose City
___)---- 5.5.2. Route 213
___)---- 5.5.3. Risshi Lake Area
___)---- 5.5.4. Route 214
___)---- 5.5.5. Route 210
___)---- 5.5.6. Route 210 (Foggy Area)
___)---- 5.5.7. Kannagi Town
___)---- 5.5.8. Route 211 (East)
___)---- 5.5.9. Yosuga Gym
___) 5.6. Mine Badge
___)---- 5.6.1. Route 218
___)---- 5.6.2. Mio City
___)---- 5.6.3. Mio Gym
___) 5.7. Glacier Badge
___)---- 5.7.1. Tengan Mountain
___)---- 5.7.2. Route 216
___)---- 5.7.3. Route 217
___)---- 5.7.4. Eichi Lake Area
___)---- 5.7.5. Kissaki City
___)---- 5.7.6. Kissaki Gym
___) 5.8. Beacon Badge
___)---- 5.8.1. Mio City
___)---- 5.8.2. Risshi Lake
___)---- 5.8.3. Shinji Lake
___)---- 5.8.4. Eichi Lake
___)---- 5.8.5. Tobari City
___)---- 5.8.6. Team Galaxy HQ
___)---- 5.8.7. Tengan Mountain (South)
___)---- 5.8.8. Tengan Mountain (Peak)
___)---- 5.8.9. Shinji Lake
___)---- 5.8.10. Risshi Lake
___)---- 5.8.11. Eichi Lake
___)---- 5.8.12. Route 222
___)---- 5.8.13. Nagisa City
___)---- 5.8.14. Nagisa Gym
___) 5.9. The Pokemon League
___)---- 5.9.1. Route 223
___)---- 5.9.2. Victory Road
___)---- 5.9.3. The Pokemon League
6. Post-Game
___) 6.1. Receiving the National Dex
___)---- 6.1.1. Futaba Town
___)---- 6.1.2. Kannagi Town
___)---- 6.1.3. Masago Town
___) 6.2. The Pal Park
___)---- 6.2.1. Route 219
___)---- 6.2.2. Route 220
___)---- 6.2.3. Route 221
___)---- 6.2.4. Pal Park
___) 6.3. The Northeast Island (Coming soon!)
___) 6.4. Catching Creseria
___)---- 6.4.1. Mio City
___)---- 6.4.2. Full Moon Isle
___) 6.5. Giratina and the Return Cave
___)---- 6.5.1. Route 214
___)---- 6.5.2. Funeral Spring Path
___)---- 6.5.3. Return Cave
7. Optional Areas
___) 7.1. Forest Manor
___) 7.2. Cave of Doubt
___) 7.3. Zui Ruins
___) 7.4. Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden
___) 7.5. Safari Zone
___) 7.6. Tatara Ironworks
___) 7.7. Steel Island
___) 7.8. Cave of Doubt (Secret Area)
8. Useful Lists
___) 8.1. Item Locations
___) 8.2. Key Item Locations
___) 8.3. TMs and HM Locations
___) 8.4. Poke Watch Applications
___) 8.5. Places and People of Interest
9. Frequently Asked Questions
10. Contact Info
11. End Credits
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Hint: To jump to a section, select the section number (4.1.2., for example)
and press CTRL + C, then CTRL + F, and then type "s" and press
CTRL + V, then hit the enter key and you'll be taken to the section!
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( s1. INTRODUCTION ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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Hello! This is the second FAQ that I am publishing to GameFAQs (and to any
other sites whom have received my permission to use this FAQ). I have been
super enthusiastic about the new Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl games that
were released in Japan recently since the day they came out. I have been
working dilligently on trying to acquire as much information as possible about
the two games, and now, I have decided that it is time to work on writing a
good Walkthrough for the two games.
This task will be a very different one for me, seeing as the games are barely
out in Japan at the time of writing this walkthrough. Please understand that
most all names are going to change when the game hits the USA shores. I have
tried to translating everything to the best of my ability, but unfortunately I
know only limited Japanese, so I cannot guarentee the accuracy of any of my
translations. I will try to spell out the translations of things like Pokemon
and Town Names to help you pronounciate them better (ex., "Sono-oh Town" is
actually "So - no - o - Ta - u - n" in Japanese Katakana, but if I listed it
as "Sonoo Town", English-speakers would pronounce it as "So - New").
THIS IS NOT A SPOILER-FREE WALKTHROUGH! In fact, this Walkthrough will have as
many spoilers as possible! The game is only out in Japan for the time being,
so in reading this Walkthrough, you're probably spoiling the game for your
country's release of the game anyway. (:
You will not find any pictures (for obvious reasons) or stats (will be
released in a seperate guide) on the Pokemon in this guide.
For pictures of the new Pokemon, you can check out:
http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond-pearl.php?page=pokepics
And for the time being, you can view each of the Pokemon's stats at:
http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond-pearl.php?page=pokedex
I do intend to eventually either put the latter into a text-format guide,
but for now you will have to view it there. And pictures, obviously, can't
be placed in a text-based FAQ.
Special thanks to pika for allowing use of the sprites for my site.
With that being said, please do enjoy the Walkthrough I have written. I hope
it helps you out through the game, or, if you do not own the game and merely
wish to take a peek at what the game is all about, I hope it gives you a good
idea of what to expect when it is released outside of Japan!
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( s2. VERSION HISTORY & FUTURE UPDATES ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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(_ s2.1. Version History __________________________________________________)
Version 0.95 (11/8/06 - 460KB)
- Did some reorganizing of the different sections, now dedicating section
6. to Post-Game, section 7. to Optional Areas, section 8. to Useful
Lists, and the sections afterward have just been post-incremented by 2 to
reflect the new additions.
- Added many of the Post-Game events, covering sections 6.1. to 6.5. and
all subsections, except for 6.3. Still have a lot of Post-Game stuff to
write about, though...
- Most likely going to merge Post-Game and Optional Areas into one section
later on, since several of the Optional Areas are much, much more
interesting after completing the game and unlocking the National Dex,
however they aren't exactly Post-Game because you can access them early
on. Hmm, decisions, decisions...
- Added the Useful Lists section which has an easy to read listing of all
of the Held Items, Key Items, TMs/HMs, Poke Watch Applications, and
important places and people. Hopefully this will help answer everyone's
questions before they are asked, plus it saves you the time of having to
wade through the Walkthrough to find what you are looking for.
- Fixed a few typoes here and there.
- I feel so sad only adding .05 to the version number after adding almost
100KB of content. Ugh. I'm going to mark this as "complete" and make it
version 1.00 in the next update, where I cover the northeast island.
Version 0.90 (10/30/06 - 370KB)
- Covered sections 5.9.1. (Route 223) through 5.9.3. (The Pokemon League).
Doesn't seem like a lot, but it really was.
- Also added section 5.9.0. to list all of the optional areas you can
revisit now that you can use Waterfall.
- Added Route 210 to the list of locations that you can visit after you can
use Rock Slide (see section 5.8.0.).
- The Walkthrough now covers from the beginning of the game to the end! Not
going to mark it as complete just yet, though. I'm going to add all of
the Post-Game events first.
- Renamed section 2. to "Version History & Future Updates" so I can put all
of the updates I have planned for this Walkthrough in here as well.
- Added two more credits to section 9.
- Oops, I realized I forgot to update the version number in the last
update, ha ha ha, silly me, I knew that would happen eventually.
Version 0.80 (10/25/06 - 331KB)
- Covered sections 5.8.1. (Mio City) through 5.8.14. (Nagisa Gym). This
took close to forever due to all of the events that happen in this part
of the game.
- Added Cave of Doubt (Secret Area) to the Optional Areas (section 6.8.).
- Added a ASCII-rendition of the World Map to the Translation Guide (in
section 4.).
- Fixed numerous things throughout the Walkthrough based on information
that was either sent in via e-mail or checked on my Pearl version's
playthrough.
- Did some slight graphical updates on the Walkthrough, changing the
section headers and such to a new look.
- Added another site to the list of sites able to use this Walkthrough.
- Ran out of time to add more questions to the Frequently Asked Questions
section of this guide. Oh well, I'll try do that in the next update.
- Added two new bits to the Credits section.
Version 0.70 (10/18/06 - 262KB)
- Covered sections 5.7.1. (Tengan Mountain) through 5.7.6. (Kissaki Gym).
- Renamed "Royal Relic" to "Tengan Mountain" to help avoid confusion and
remain more consistant in the recognized names for things.
- Added Route 211 (West) to section 5.2. as 5.2.13., and reordered Hakutai
Gym as 5.2.14.
- Added a bit about the Ruin Maniac's Grotto in Route 214 (section 5.5.4.).
Version 0.60 (10/17/06 - 238KB)
- Covered sections 5.6.1. (Route 218) through 5.6.3. (Mio Gym).
- Added Steel Island to the Optional Areas (section 6.7.).
- Finally designed an AWESOME logo for the Walkthrough in ASCII! Woohoo!
- Fixed, like, one or two typoes.
Version 0.50 (10/16/06 - 216KB)
- Covered sections 5.5.1. (Nomose City) through 5.5.9. (Yosuga Gym). Also
covered all of the optional things you can do after you can use Surf in
section 5.6.0.
- Added Tatara Ironworks to the Optional Areas (section 6.6.).
- Added the location of some items, as well as Pokemon to catch to older
sections that I missed before.
- Fixed the location of the Move Relearner.
- Fixed a lot of typoes. I am ALWAYS getting Kotobuki and Kurogane City
mixed up. Argh!
- Also added ASCII for the Japanese "Yes" and "No" to the Translation
section.
- Decided to up the version number a whole .2 points instead of .1 due to
the fact that I've gotta be at least half way through, plus a lot of
extra areas are covered. 0.40 just didn't seem to do it justice.
Version 0.30 (10/15/06 - 166KB)
- Covered sections 5.4.1. (Tobari City) through 5.4.5. (Nomose Gym).
- Replaced section 5.A. with 5.4., since that is where you're supposed to
go (as I thought). The Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden sections have
been moved to the Optional Areas (section 6.4.).
- Added the Zui Ruins, Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden, and the Safari
Zone to the Optional Areas.
- Included where to get the Raising Checker Poke Watch Application in the
Zui Town section, as a note. (You get it after hatching 5 Eggs.)
- Fixed a few more typoes.
- Added another Frequently Asked Question.
Version 0.20 (10/11/06 - 147KB)
- Covered sections 5.3.10. (Lost Tower) through 5.3.15. (Tobari Gym).
- I can't believe it took me two days just to get from one town to another.
I guess it makes sense seeing as I'm a total information geek and have to
explore every single area before I progress to the next one. I mean, my
play time was at 27:00+ when I got my third badge, ugh! Enough ranting!
- Fixed Hyouta's gender... Sorry, but he looked like a girl. Now he's just
one of many feminine men in Pokemon... with a hardhat!
- Updated a few things earlier in the FAQ. Also changed 5.3.10. from Zui
Town to the Lost Tower and changed Zui Town to 5.3.11., because you can
go to the Tower that early and you might as well pick up HM04 while you
are in the area rather than forget later.
- Added another question to the Frequently Asked Questions.
Version 0.13 (10/9/06 - 111KB)
- Covered sections 5.3.1 (Hakutai City) through 5.3.9 (Route 209).
- Added the Optional Areas section along with the optional areas "Forest
Manor" and "Cave of Doubt", both of which seem to be optional at this
point.
- Fixed a few minor errors throughout the guide. (I mean, come on, it said
that Version 0.10 was made in 10/4/05, haha! My bad!)
- Added a link to the pictures and Pokedex, since a lot of people want to
see that stuff anyway.
- Added some commonly asked questions to the Frequently Asked Questions
section.
- Allowed two new sites usage of using this FAQ.
Version 0.10 (10/7/06)
- Initial release of the Walkthrough. Setting version # at 0.10 since I am,
by my estimations, roughly 10% through writing the Walkthrough part.
- Only the Walkthrough is available for the time being. Other sections will
follow in later releases.
- Covered sections 5.1.1 (Futaba Town) through 5.2.13 (Hakutai City Gym).
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(_ s2.2. Future Updates ___________________________________________________)
These are some of the plans I have for this Walkthrough. I will list each idea
I have, as well as a basic idea of when I will work on each listed section.
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.: List of all Shinou Pokemon & where to catch/see them :.
::.......................................................::
: Eventually, I want to compile a list of the where you :
: can see every Pokemon in the game to help readers :
: complete their Shinou Pokedex so they can use the Pal :
: Park. It will show a list of where you can see each of :
: the Pokemon and will also show where you can obtain :
: each of them as well. :
: :
: This update can be made at any time, and will be made :
: when I have the time to do so. :
:.........................................................:
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.: Coverage of all Post-Game events and Optional Areas :.
::.......................................................::
: This is probably priority number one right now. I want :
: to cover everything there is to do after beating the :
: game and unlocking the National Dex, because there :
: really is a lot to do. :
: :
: This update is the one I am currently working on, :
: although I may still include other updates as I am :
: doing this one. :
:.........................................................:
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( s3. LEGAL STUFF :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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This walkthrough and all of its contents may not be reproduced, republished,
or redistributed under any circumstances, with the exception of personal,
private use. This walkthrough and all of its contents may not be used on any
website (with the exception of the listed websites below) or other publicly
viewable resource without my permission. Use of this walkthrough and any of
its contents on any other website (with the exception of the listed websites
below) or any publicly viewable resource is strictly prohibited, and a
violation of copyright.
I am in no way affiliated or associated with Nintendo, The Pokemon Company,
Game Freak, Creatures Inc., or any other parties involved in the creation,
development, distribution, or marketing of this game. I am in no way
affiliated or associated with GameFAQs or any other site using this
walkthrough (excluding http://www.marriland.com and
http://pokemon.marriland.com), with the exception of allowing them to use this
walkthrough.
This walkthrough and all of its contents are Copyright 2006 Devin
Peltier-Robson / Marriland. Pokemon and all related properties are Copyright
their respective owners.
To write it in my own words, don't copy this walkthrough without my
permission. This means don't copy any parts of it, and certainly don't copy
the whole thing!
If you would like to use this walkthrough on your website, please, let me
know, because I will almost certainly let you IF YOU ASK FOR PERMISSION FIRST!
You can contact me by e-mailing me at: dp AT marriland DOT com
(replace "AT" with "@" and "DOT" with "." ... sorry, I'm a spamophobe!)
Please include the word "Walkthrough" or "FAQ" in your subject line, and in
your message, provide a link to the page or website you wish to use my
walkthrough on. Then, I'll get back to you as soon as possible with my answer.
Really, it's all about respect, so please respect my wishes, and don't steal
this walkthrough. Remember, you aren't stealing if someone gives you
permission to use something and you follow their terms!
And, if you want to print this guide out, go for it! It's your paper, not
mine. If you want take that printed copy over to a friend's house so he or she
can read it, feel free to do that, too. If you want to submit this walkthrough
to another FAQ or Walkthrough site using your name, well, prepare to have that
walkthrough promptly pulled from whichever site you submit it to, because that
is most certainly NOT allowed!
Here are a list of all of the websites that may use this walkthrough:
- http://www.marriland.com
- http://pokemon.marriland.com
- http://www.gamefaqs.com
- http://www.cheatcc.com
- http://www.supercheats.com
- http://www.1up.com
You can also find the most current list at:
- http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond-pearl.php?page=sites
If you see a site using this walkthrough that isn't listed above or on the
link above, please let me know by e-mailing me about it and I'll look into the
problem. Thanks!
The list above will always be updated with the most current version, so just
in case I add a few sites to the list and some older versions of this
walkthrough are still up somewhere, I will still be able to update who can use
this walkthrough and you will be able to check it.
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( s4. TRANSLATION GUIDE :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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I am assuming that you already know how to play the Pokemon Games (otherwise,
you probably would not have bought this game), so I am not going to go into
explaining the basic game controls. I will only explain any changes made to
game controls, as well as provide a translation of the main menus you will
need to familliarize yourself with.
A button - No changes; still an "Accept" / "Action" key.
B button - No changes; still a "Cancel" / "Back" key; can also hold it in
to run once you have the Running Shoes.
Y button - Use SET item (instead of Select).
X button - Bring up the Menu (instead of Start).
L button - Change Box to the left in the PC
R button - Change Box to the right in the PC
Also, remember, as a general rules, "YES" will always be on top of any boxes
where there are just two options. It has two Japanese characters in it, while
"NO" has three (the first two characters are identical). Remember that well.
The following is an ASCII representation of YES in Japanese:
## ## ##
## ######## ## ##
## ## ## ##
## ## ## ##
## ###### ##
## ## ## # ## ##
## #### ###
And this is an ASCII representation of NO in Japanese:
## ## ###
## ## ## ## ####
## ## ## ## ##########
## ## ## ## ##
## ## ##
## ## ## ## ## #
### ### ## ###
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(_ s4.1. After the Title Screen ___________________________________________)
These are the menus you see after the Title Screen. They will not be displayed
if you do not yet have a Saved Game.
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CONTINUE
Trainer Name NAME
Play Time 999:59
Gym Badges 8
Pokedex 151
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NEW GAME
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Wi-Fi SETTINGS
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(_ s4.2. Main Menu ________________________________________________________)
You can access this menu by pressing X during gameplay. At first, Pokedex and
Pokemon will not be available to you.
____________________
[ICON] Pokedex (Goes to the Pokedex.)
[ICON] Pokemon (Goes to your Pokemon.)
[ICON] Bag (Goes to your Inventory.)
[ICON] Trainer Card (Views your Trainer Card, which shows Money, etc.)
[ICON] Save (Saves the game. Select "Yes" twice to save.)
[ICON] Settings (Goes to Settings.)
[ICON] Cancel (Exits Menu.)
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(_ s4.3. World Map ________________________________________________________)
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A: Futaba Town K: Zui Town U: Nagisa City
B: Shinji Lake (+Area) L: Tobari City V: Pokemon League
C: Masago Town M: Nomose City W: Fight Area
D: Kotobuki City N: Kannagi Town X: Battle Park
E: Kurogane City O: Mio City Y: Survival Area
F: Sono-oh Town P: Steel Island Z: Resort Area
G: Valley Power Plant Q: Tengan Mountain @: Hard Mountain
H: Hakutai Forest R: Eichi Lake (+Area) #: Full Moon Island
I: Hakutai City S: Kissaki City $: Pal Park
J: Yosuga City T: Risshi Lake (+Area) %: Funeral Spring
'>----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------<'
1: Route 201 b: Route 211 l: Route 221
2: Route 202 c: Route 212 m: Route 222
3: Route 203 d: Route 213 n: Route 223
4: Route 204 e: Route 214 o: Route 224
5: Route 205 f: Route 215 p: Route 225
6: Route 206 g: Route 216 q: Route 226
7: Route 207 h: Route 217 r: Route 227
8: Route 208 i: Route 218 s: Route 228
9: Route 209 j: Route 219 t: Route 229
a: Route 210 k: Route 220 u: Route 230
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This is an ASCII representation of the world of Shinou. These are all of the
locations that can be seen by using the Town Map, so if you need to know the
translation of a location, use this map in conjunction with your Town Map to
figure things out.
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(_ s4.3. Pokemon Menu _____________________________________________________)
After selecting Pokemon from the Main Menu, you will see all of the Pokemon in
your Party. You can select one, and the following menu will be shown if you
press A on one of them:
__________
STATUS (View Stats of Pokemon.)
SWITCH (Rearrange the Pokemon.)
ITEM (Give/Take held item. Give is the 1st option, Take is 2nd.)
CANCEL (Return to selecting a Pokemon.)
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(_ s4.4. Pokemon Status ___________________________________________________)
After selecting Pokemon from the Main Menu, you will see all of the Pokemon in
your Party. You can select one, and the following menu will be shown if you
press A on one of them:
(IN is the icon for the Pokemon Info page; DA is the icon for the Trainer Memo
page; ST is the icon for the Pokemon Stats page; and MO is the icon for the
Moves page.)
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Pokemon Info_________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-. This shows the information
Lv.50 Dex No. 113 screen. The "G" by the name
___________ Species Chansey stands for Gender. Everything
Type [NRM] else should be self-
PICTURE O.T. HUMAN explanitory and make sense
ID No. _12345 ________ from the previous games.
___________ Total amount of EXP________
________________ [_123456________]
_Held_Item______ EXP until_next_Level_______
TwistedSpoon [_left:_12345_________]
'----------------'----------'EXP(_______)'--'
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Trainer Memo_________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-.
Lv.50 NATURE <- Pokemon's Nature in Red
___________ Date caught at <- YYYY, MM, DD
Location caught at <- Location in Red
PICTURE Level caught at <- Lv.XX, then Japanase
How it was caught <- Usually just "Met"
___________ ?????????????????? <- Don't know what this is
________________ ?????????????????? <- Nor do I know what this is
_Held_Item______
TwistedSpoon
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Pokemon Stats________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-.
Lv.50 HP ( 100/100 )
___________ Attack 100
Defense 100
PICTURE Sp. Atk 100
Sp. Def 100
___________ Speed _________100_____
________________Ability_/_ABILITY_NAME______
_Held_Item______Effect of the Ability goes
TwistedSpoon down here.
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The fourth screen just shows your Pokemon's moves, type of each move, and how
much PP the move has left. It doesn't need to be covered, because it's all
pretty much self-explanitory.
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(_ s4.5. Inventory ________________________________________________________)
In your Bag, when you press A on an item, the following options will usually
be available to you:
____________
USE
GIVE
TRASH
CANCEL
'------------'
On items that can't be used, the first option will be removed. Berries have
the option to Check Tag, and any Key Items can be Set with the second option
that appears.
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(_ s4.6. Settings _________________________________________________________)
The first line in Settings is the Message Speed. From left to right, the
options are FAST, NORMAL, and SLOW.
The second line is for Animations. The first option is "On", the second is
"Off".
The third line is for replacement Pokemon rules, like when your opponent's
Pokemon faints and is about to send out another one. If this is set to the
first option, you will have the option of switching Pokemon at that time; if
it's set to the second option, you will not be able to switch between Pokemon.
The fourth line is Sound Options. Either STEREO or MONAURAL.
The fifth line is Button Mode. You can set it to either NORMAL, START = X
(which makes the Start Button bring up the Menu), or L = A (which makes the L
button act as the A button).
The second-to-last line is Window Type, which can be set to one of 20
different styles by pressing Left or Right.
And lastly, there's the cancel line, which takes you out of the Settings Menu.
,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
( s5. WALKTHROUGH :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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(_ s5.0.0. Getting Started ________________________________________________)
At the beginning of a new game, you will be greeted by Professor Nanatamado.
He will then let you ask him questions about the game controls, but since it
is all in Japanese, you will probably just want to select the third option
down. If you do find yourself in one of the first two options, keep in mind
that whenever it shows the red DS symbol inside of the text on-screen, you
will need to (or, often times, simply have the option to) use the touch screen
to make a selection.
He will then explain to you about Pokemon, and will instruct you to open a
Poke Ball. A Poke Ball will appear on the touch screen. Simply touch the
center of it, and a Munchlax will pop out. After putting the Munchlax away,
you will be able to choose whether to play as a Male or Female character. Just
highlight the one you want to play as and press A. It makes no significant
impact on the gameplay and is merely personal preference (to my knowledge).
(For the sake of this Walkthrough, I am going to assume that you are playing
as a Male character.) You will then be prompted to enter a name, which can be
up to 5 letters, symbols, or Japanese Hiragana/Katakana in length.
After entering your name, your "rival" will be shown on screen and you will be
prompted to give him a name as well. Same rules apply, except there are
different default names for him. For the sake of this walkthough, I am going
to refer to him as Rival. Yeah, pretty original nickname for him, huh?
You will then be shrunk into the game, and your journey will begin.
_____________________________________________________________________________
/ s5.1. Coal Badge /
`-'------------------'------------------------------------------------------`
____________________________________________________________________________
(_ s5.1.1. Futaba Town ____________________________________________________)
There will be a news article on TV about a Red Gyarados in some mountain. But
the news article will then end, and you will have control over your character.
Notice the Wii in your room. Game Freak and Nintendo are such teases! Proceed
to head down the stairs where you will be greeted by your Mother. She will
instruct you to go and see Rival. On your way out, she'll say something else.
Leave the house and make your way to the northeastern-most house and Rival
will pop out of the door. He'll start to run off, but must have forgotten
something as he heads back inside. Go in after him, heading up to the second
floor, and he'll leave.
Go north, up to Route 201, and you'll find Rival. He'll mention something
about the Red Gyarados on TV and will follow you. Take him over to the west
(you can't go east yet), in to the forest. If you want to save before picking
your starter Pokemon (for trying to get a certain gender, positive stats,
shiny, etc), do so before entering the forest.
Inside of the forest, by the lake, you will see Professor Nanakamado and
Hikari. After some dialogue between them, they'll notice the two of you, and
will then leave. However, the Professor forgot his suitcase, as you and Rival
quickly discover. As you approach it, though, you are attacked by some wild
Pokemon!
Now is the time that you'll be able to choose your Starting Pokemon, so choose
wisely!
.----------------------------.
NAETORU (Turtle) GRASS
'--.-------------------------`._________________________________
Naetoru, the Turtle Pokemon, is a pretty solid choice. It
has great Defense and Attack, although it is pretty slow.
Fortunately, it will be able to take hits throughout the
game, which is a good thing. It learns Razor Leaf pretty
early on, too, giving it a nice offensive attack. Later
on, Naetoru will eventually evolve into Hayashigame,
followed by Dodaitosu, which is Grass / Ground and capable
of unleashing Earthquake.
.----------------------------.__________________________________
HIKOZARU (Monkey) FIRE
'--.-------------------------`._________________________________
Hikozaru, the Monkey Pokemon, is all about doing damage.
It learns a wide variety of various Physical-based attacks
and it has the Attack stat to use them fairly well.
Although it may have difficulty with the first Gym, it
will prove to be a strong fighter during the rest of your
journey. When Hikozaru evolves into Moukazaru at Level 14,
it will become part Fighting-type as well and will start
learning Fighting-type moves to utilize its second type.
Its final form, Goukazaru, is also part Fighting-type, and
is also quite fast to boot.
.----------------------------.__________________________________
POCCHAMA (Penguin) WATER
'--.-------------------------`._________________________________
Pocchama, the Penguin Pokemon, is, unfortunately, not that
great early on in the game. It doesn't learn any strong
moves until Bubblebeam, which is Level 24 at it's second
stage. However, its forms have good Special Attack, and
its final Evolution, Enparuto, is part Metal-type, making
it resistant to most any attacks.
____________________________________________________________
You will have to fight against a Level 2 Mukkuru. Just keep using your
Pokemon's first attack and you will win. Rival will take the Pokemon that you
are weak to.
Afterward, Hikari will return and take back the suitcase. Leave the forest,
and then you and Rival will run into Hikari and the Professor again. He will
mention something about the two Pokemon that are missing, but will then leave
and Hikari will follow. You will then be taken back home, and your Mother will
tell you to go to Masago Town, followed by giving you the Running Shoes. Now
you can hold in B while moving to run, woohoo!
____________________________________________________________________________
(_ s5.1.2. Route 201 ______________________________________________________)
Return to Route 201, although this time you can actually proceed east, through
the tall grass. Do so, and make your way east bound until you get to Masago
Town. I would also recommend fighting 2 or 3 battles to get up to Level 6. If
your HP gets below 10, you should return back to your house and speak with
your Mother to heal your Pokemon.
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(_ s5.1.3. Masago Town ____________________________________________________)
Upon arriving in Masago Town, Hikari will be waiting for you there, and she
will lead you to the Professor's Lab. Rival will then walk out just then and
will run off. Hikari will take you inside. After a bit of scolding, the
Professor will decide to give you the Pokemon you chose as a Present. You can
then give it a nickname, if you desire. Eventually, he will ask you if you
want to travel throughout Shinou and catalog information on the different
Pokemon in it. Say yes, and you will receive the Pokedex. After some more
dialogue, Hikari will receive the remaining starter Pokemon.
Leave the building, and then Hikari will take you around the town, showing you
the different features (such as the Pokemon Center and Poke Mart). She'll then
head north, up to Route 202, and won't let you pass.
Return back to your house and speak with your Mother. She'll heal your
Pokemon, and will then give you the Note. Lots more dialgoue here, followed by
Rival's mother walking in, eventually giving you another key item (Package).
She will tell you to go to Kotobuki City to find Rival or something.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ______________________________________________________
1. Introduction
2. Version History & Future Updates
3. Legal Stuff
4. Translation Guide
5. Walkthrough
___) 5.1. Coal Badge
___)---- 5.1.1. Futaba Town
___)---- 5.1.2. Route 201
___)---- 5.1.3. Masago Town
___)---- 5.1.4. Route 202
___)---- 5.1.5. Kotobuki City
___)---- 5.1.6. Route 204
___)---- 5.1.7. Route 203
___)---- 5.1.8. Kurogane Gate
___)---- 5.1.9. Kurogane City
___)---- 5.1.10. Kurogane Mine
___)---- 5.1.11. Kurogane Gym
___) 5.2. Forest Badge
___)---- 5.2.1. Route 207
___)---- 5.2.2. Kotobuki City
___)---- 5.2.3. Route 204
___)---- 5.2.4. Sono-oh Town
___)---- 5.2.5. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.6. Valley Power Plant
___)---- 5.2.7. Sono-oh Flower Garden
___)---- 5.2.8. Valley Power Plant
___)---- 5.2.9. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.10. Hakutai Forest
___)---- 5.2.11. Route 205
___)---- 5.2.12. Hakutai City
___)---- 5.2.13. Route 211 (West)
___)---- 5.2.14. Hakutai Gym
___) 5.3. Kobol Badge
___)---- 5.3.1. Hakutai City (Galaxy Building)
___)---- 5.3.2. Cycling Road
___)---- 5.3.3. Route 206
___)---- 5.3.4. Route 207
___)---- 5.3.5. Tengan Mountain
___)---- 5.3.6. Route 208
___)---- 5.3.7. Yosuga City
___)---- 5.3.8. Contact Plaza
___)---- 5.3.9. Route 209
___)---- 5.3.10. Lost Tower
___)---- 5.3.11. Zui Town
___)---- 5.3.12. Route 210
___)---- 5.3.13. Route 215
___)---- 5.3.14. Tobari City
___)---- 5.3.15. Tobari Gym
___) 5.4. Fuen Badge
___)---- 5.4.1. Tobari City
___)---- 5.4.2. Route 212
___)---- 5.4.3. Route 212 (Rainy Area)
___)---- 5.4.4. Nomose City
___)---- 5.4.5. Nomose Gym
___) 5.5. Relic Badge
___)---- 5.5.1. Nomose City
___)---- 5.5.2. Route 213
___)---- 5.5.3. Risshi Lake Area
___)---- 5.5.4. Route 214
___)---- 5.5.5. Route 210
___)---- 5.5.6. Route 210 (Foggy Area)
___)---- 5.5.7. Kannagi Town
___)---- 5.5.8. Route 211 (East)
___)---- 5.5.9. Yosuga Gym
___) 5.6. Mine Badge
___)---- 5.6.1. Route 218
___)---- 5.6.2. Mio City
___)---- 5.6.3. Mio Gym
___) 5.7. Glacier Badge
___)---- 5.7.1. Tengan Mountain
___)---- 5.7.2. Route 216
___)---- 5.7.3. Route 217
___)---- 5.7.4. Eichi Lake Area
___)---- 5.7.5. Kissaki City
___)---- 5.7.6. Kissaki Gym
___) 5.8. Beacon Badge
___)---- 5.8.1. Mio City
___)---- 5.8.2. Risshi Lake
___)---- 5.8.3. Shinji Lake
___)---- 5.8.4. Eichi Lake
___)---- 5.8.5. Tobari City
___)---- 5.8.6. Team Galaxy HQ
___)---- 5.8.7. Tengan Mountain (South)
___)---- 5.8.8. Tengan Mountain (Peak)
___)---- 5.8.9. Shinji Lake
___)---- 5.8.10. Risshi Lake
___)---- 5.8.11. Eichi Lake
___)---- 5.8.12. Route 222
___)---- 5.8.13. Nagisa City
___)---- 5.8.14. Nagisa Gym
___) 5.9. The Pokemon League
___)---- 5.9.1. Route 223
___)---- 5.9.2. Victory Road
___)---- 5.9.3. The Pokemon League
6. Post-Game
___) 6.1. Receiving the National Dex
___)---- 6.1.1. Futaba Town
___)---- 6.1.2. Kannagi Town
___)---- 6.1.3. Masago Town
___) 6.2. The Pal Park
___)---- 6.2.1. Route 219
___)---- 6.2.2. Route 220
___)---- 6.2.3. Route 221
___)---- 6.2.4. Pal Park
___) 6.3. The Northeast Island (Coming soon!)
___) 6.4. Catching Creseria
___)---- 6.4.1. Mio City
___)---- 6.4.2. Full Moon Isle
___) 6.5. Giratina and the Return Cave
___)---- 6.5.1. Route 214
___)---- 6.5.2. Funeral Spring Path
___)---- 6.5.3. Return Cave
7. Optional Areas
___) 7.1. Forest Manor
___) 7.2. Cave of Doubt
___) 7.3. Zui Ruins
___) 7.4. Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden
___) 7.5. Safari Zone
___) 7.6. Tatara Ironworks
___) 7.7. Steel Island
___) 7.8. Cave of Doubt (Secret Area)
8. Useful Lists
___) 8.1. Item Locations
___) 8.2. Key Item Locations
___) 8.3. TMs and HM Locations
___) 8.4. Poke Watch Applications
___) 8.5. Places and People of Interest
9. Frequently Asked Questions
10. Contact Info
11. End Credits
__________________________________________________________________________
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Hint: To jump to a section, select the section number (4.1.2., for example)
and press CTRL + C, then CTRL + F, and then type "s" and press
CTRL + V, then hit the enter key and you'll be taken to the section!
'____________________________________________________________________________'
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( s1. INTRODUCTION ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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Hello! This is the second FAQ that I am publishing to GameFAQs (and to any
other sites whom have received my permission to use this FAQ). I have been
super enthusiastic about the new Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl games that
were released in Japan recently since the day they came out. I have been
working dilligently on trying to acquire as much information as possible about
the two games, and now, I have decided that it is time to work on writing a
good Walkthrough for the two games.
This task will be a very different one for me, seeing as the games are barely
out in Japan at the time of writing this walkthrough. Please understand that
most all names are going to change when the game hits the USA shores. I have
tried to translating everything to the best of my ability, but unfortunately I
know only limited Japanese, so I cannot guarentee the accuracy of any of my
translations. I will try to spell out the translations of things like Pokemon
and Town Names to help you pronounciate them better (ex., "Sono-oh Town" is
actually "So - no - o - Ta - u - n" in Japanese Katakana, but if I listed it
as "Sonoo Town", English-speakers would pronounce it as "So - New").
THIS IS NOT A SPOILER-FREE WALKTHROUGH! In fact, this Walkthrough will have as
many spoilers as possible! The game is only out in Japan for the time being,
so in reading this Walkthrough, you're probably spoiling the game for your
country's release of the game anyway. (:
You will not find any pictures (for obvious reasons) or stats (will be
released in a seperate guide) on the Pokemon in this guide.
For pictures of the new Pokemon, you can check out:
http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond-pearl.php?page=pokepics
And for the time being, you can view each of the Pokemon's stats at:
http://pokemon.marriland.com/diamond-pearl.php?page=pokedex
I do intend to eventually either put the latter into a text-format guide,
but for now you will have to view it there. And pictures, obviously, can't
be placed in a text-based FAQ.
Special thanks to pika for allowing use of the sprites for my site.
With that being said, please do enjoy the Walkthrough I have written. I hope
it helps you out through the game, or, if you do not own the game and merely
wish to take a peek at what the game is all about, I hope it gives you a good
idea of what to expect when it is released outside of Japan!
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( s2. VERSION HISTORY & FUTURE UPDATES ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
`~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`
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(_ s2.1. Version History __________________________________________________)
Version 0.95 (11/8/06 - 460KB)
- Did some reorganizing of the different sections, now dedicating section
6. to Post-Game, section 7. to Optional Areas, section 8. to Useful
Lists, and the sections afterward have just been post-incremented by 2 to
reflect the new additions.
- Added many of the Post-Game events, covering sections 6.1. to 6.5. and
all subsections, except for 6.3. Still have a lot of Post-Game stuff to
write about, though...
- Most likely going to merge Post-Game and Optional Areas into one section
later on, since several of the Optional Areas are much, much more
interesting after completing the game and unlocking the National Dex,
however they aren't exactly Post-Game because you can access them early
on. Hmm, decisions, decisions...
- Added the Useful Lists section which has an easy to read listing of all
of the Held Items, Key Items, TMs/HMs, Poke Watch Applications, and
important places and people. Hopefully this will help answer everyone's
questions before they are asked, plus it saves you the time of having to
wade through the Walkthrough to find what you are looking for.
- Fixed a few typoes here and there.
- I feel so sad only adding .05 to the version number after adding almost
100KB of content. Ugh. I'm going to mark this as "complete" and make it
version 1.00 in the next update, where I cover the northeast island.
Version 0.90 (10/30/06 - 370KB)
- Covered sections 5.9.1. (Route 223) through 5.9.3. (The Pokemon League).
Doesn't seem like a lot, but it really was.
- Also added section 5.9.0. to list all of the optional areas you can
revisit now that you can use Waterfall.
- Added Route 210 to the list of locations that you can visit after you can
use Rock Slide (see section 5.8.0.).
- The Walkthrough now covers from the beginning of the game to the end! Not
going to mark it as complete just yet, though. I'm going to add all of
the Post-Game events first.
- Renamed section 2. to "Version History & Future Updates" so I can put all
of the updates I have planned for this Walkthrough in here as well.
- Added two more credits to section 9.
- Oops, I realized I forgot to update the version number in the last
update, ha ha ha, silly me, I knew that would happen eventually.
Version 0.80 (10/25/06 - 331KB)
- Covered sections 5.8.1. (Mio City) through 5.8.14. (Nagisa Gym). This
took close to forever due to all of the events that happen in this part
of the game.
- Added Cave of Doubt (Secret Area) to the Optional Areas (section 6.8.).
- Added a ASCII-rendition of the World Map to the Translation Guide (in
section 4.).
- Fixed numerous things throughout the Walkthrough based on information
that was either sent in via e-mail or checked on my Pearl version's
playthrough.
- Did some slight graphical updates on the Walkthrough, changing the
section headers and such to a new look.
- Added another site to the list of sites able to use this Walkthrough.
- Ran out of time to add more questions to the Frequently Asked Questions
section of this guide. Oh well, I'll try do that in the next update.
- Added two new bits to the Credits section.
Version 0.70 (10/18/06 - 262KB)
- Covered sections 5.7.1. (Tengan Mountain) through 5.7.6. (Kissaki Gym).
- Renamed "Royal Relic" to "Tengan Mountain" to help avoid confusion and
remain more consistant in the recognized names for things.
- Added Route 211 (West) to section 5.2. as 5.2.13., and reordered Hakutai
Gym as 5.2.14.
- Added a bit about the Ruin Maniac's Grotto in Route 214 (section 5.5.4.).
Version 0.60 (10/17/06 - 238KB)
- Covered sections 5.6.1. (Route 218) through 5.6.3. (Mio Gym).
- Added Steel Island to the Optional Areas (section 6.7.).
- Finally designed an AWESOME logo for the Walkthrough in ASCII! Woohoo!
- Fixed, like, one or two typoes.
Version 0.50 (10/16/06 - 216KB)
- Covered sections 5.5.1. (Nomose City) through 5.5.9. (Yosuga Gym). Also
covered all of the optional things you can do after you can use Surf in
section 5.6.0.
- Added Tatara Ironworks to the Optional Areas (section 6.6.).
- Added the location of some items, as well as Pokemon to catch to older
sections that I missed before.
- Fixed the location of the Move Relearner.
- Fixed a lot of typoes. I am ALWAYS getting Kotobuki and Kurogane City
mixed up. Argh!
- Also added ASCII for the Japanese "Yes" and "No" to the Translation
section.
- Decided to up the version number a whole .2 points instead of .1 due to
the fact that I've gotta be at least half way through, plus a lot of
extra areas are covered. 0.40 just didn't seem to do it justice.
Version 0.30 (10/15/06 - 166KB)
- Covered sections 5.4.1. (Tobari City) through 5.4.5. (Nomose Gym).
- Replaced section 5.A. with 5.4., since that is where you're supposed to
go (as I thought). The Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden sections have
been moved to the Optional Areas (section 6.4.).
- Added the Zui Ruins, Pokemon Mansion and Proud Garden, and the Safari
Zone to the Optional Areas.
- Included where to get the Raising Checker Poke Watch Application in the
Zui Town section, as a note. (You get it after hatching 5 Eggs.)
- Fixed a few more typoes.
- Added another Frequently Asked Question.
Version 0.20 (10/11/06 - 147KB)
- Covered sections 5.3.10. (Lost Tower) through 5.3.15. (Tobari Gym).
- I can't believe it took me two days just to get from one town to another.
I guess it makes sense seeing as I'm a total information geek and have to
explore every single area before I progress to the next one. I mean, my
play time was at 27:00+ when I got my third badge, ugh! Enough ranting!
- Fixed Hyouta's gender... Sorry, but he looked like a girl. Now he's just
one of many feminine men in Pokemon... with a hardhat!
- Updated a few things earlier in the FAQ. Also changed 5.3.10. from Zui
Town to the Lost Tower and changed Zui Town to 5.3.11., because you can
go to the Tower that early and you might as well pick up HM04 while you
are in the area rather than forget later.
- Added another question to the Frequently Asked Questions.
Version 0.13 (10/9/06 - 111KB)
- Covered sections 5.3.1 (Hakutai City) through 5.3.9 (Route 209).
- Added the Optional Areas section along with the optional areas "Forest
Manor" and "Cave of Doubt", both of which seem to be optional at this
point.
- Fixed a few minor errors throughout the guide. (I mean, come on, it said
that Version 0.10 was made in 10/4/05, haha! My bad!)
- Added a link to the pictures and Pokedex, since a lot of people want to
see that stuff anyway.
- Added some commonly asked questions to the Frequently Asked Questions
section.
- Allowed two new sites usage of using this FAQ.
Version 0.10 (10/7/06)
- Initial release of the Walkthrough. Setting version # at 0.10 since I am,
by my estimations, roughly 10% through writing the Walkthrough part.
- Only the Walkthrough is available for the time being. Other sections will
follow in later releases.
- Covered sections 5.1.1 (Futaba Town) through 5.2.13 (Hakutai City Gym).
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(_ s2.2. Future Updates ___________________________________________________)
These are some of the plans I have for this Walkthrough. I will list each idea
I have, as well as a basic idea of when I will work on each listed section.
.........................................................
.: List of all Shinou Pokemon & where to catch/see them :.
::.......................................................::
: Eventually, I want to compile a list of the where you :
: can see every Pokemon in the game to help readers :
: complete their Shinou Pokedex so they can use the Pal :
: Park. It will show a list of where you can see each of :
: the Pokemon and will also show where you can obtain :
: each of them as well. :
: :
: This update can be made at any time, and will be made :
: when I have the time to do so. :
:.........................................................:
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.: Coverage of all Post-Game events and Optional Areas :.
::.......................................................::
: This is probably priority number one right now. I want :
: to cover everything there is to do after beating the :
: game and unlocking the National Dex, because there :
: really is a lot to do. :
: :
: This update is the one I am currently working on, :
: although I may still include other updates as I am :
: doing this one. :
:.........................................................:
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( s3. LEGAL STUFF :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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This walkthrough and all of its contents may not be reproduced, republished,
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its contents on any other website (with the exception of the listed websites
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( s4. TRANSLATION GUIDE :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: )
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I am assuming that you already know how to play the Pokemon Games (otherwise,
you probably would not have bought this game), so I am not going to go into
explaining the basic game controls. I will only explain any changes made to
game controls, as well as provide a translation of the main menus you will
need to familliarize yourself with.
A button - No changes; still an "Accept" / "Action" key.
B button - No changes; still a "Cancel" / "Back" key; can also hold it in
to run once you have the Running Shoes.
Y button - Use SET item (instead of Select).
X button - Bring up the Menu (instead of Start).
L button - Change Box to the left in the PC
R button - Change Box to the right in the PC
Also, remember, as a general rules, "YES" will always be on top of any boxes
where there are just two options. It has two Japanese characters in it, while
"NO" has three (the first two characters are identical). Remember that well.
The following is an ASCII representation of YES in Japanese:
## ## ##
## ######## ## ##
## ## ## ##
## ## ## ##
## ###### ##
## ## ## # ## ##
## #### ###
And this is an ASCII representation of NO in Japanese:
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## ## ## ## ##
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## ## ## ## ## #
### ### ## ###
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(_ s4.1. After the Title Screen ___________________________________________)
These are the menus you see after the Title Screen. They will not be displayed
if you do not yet have a Saved Game.
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CONTINUE
Trainer Name NAME
Play Time 999:59
Gym Badges 8
Pokedex 151
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NEW GAME
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Wi-Fi SETTINGS
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(_ s4.2. Main Menu ________________________________________________________)
You can access this menu by pressing X during gameplay. At first, Pokedex and
Pokemon will not be available to you.
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[ICON] Pokedex (Goes to the Pokedex.)
[ICON] Pokemon (Goes to your Pokemon.)
[ICON] Bag (Goes to your Inventory.)
[ICON] Trainer Card (Views your Trainer Card, which shows Money, etc.)
[ICON] Save (Saves the game. Select "Yes" twice to save.)
[ICON] Settings (Goes to Settings.)
[ICON] Cancel (Exits Menu.)
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(_ s4.3. World Map ________________________________________________________)
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A: Futaba Town K: Zui Town U: Nagisa City
B: Shinji Lake (+Area) L: Tobari City V: Pokemon League
C: Masago Town M: Nomose City W: Fight Area
D: Kotobuki City N: Kannagi Town X: Battle Park
E: Kurogane City O: Mio City Y: Survival Area
F: Sono-oh Town P: Steel Island Z: Resort Area
G: Valley Power Plant Q: Tengan Mountain @: Hard Mountain
H: Hakutai Forest R: Eichi Lake (+Area) #: Full Moon Island
I: Hakutai City S: Kissaki City $: Pal Park
J: Yosuga City T: Risshi Lake (+Area) %: Funeral Spring
'>----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------<'
1: Route 201 b: Route 211 l: Route 221
2: Route 202 c: Route 212 m: Route 222
3: Route 203 d: Route 213 n: Route 223
4: Route 204 e: Route 214 o: Route 224
5: Route 205 f: Route 215 p: Route 225
6: Route 206 g: Route 216 q: Route 226
7: Route 207 h: Route 217 r: Route 227
8: Route 208 i: Route 218 s: Route 228
9: Route 209 j: Route 219 t: Route 229
a: Route 210 k: Route 220 u: Route 230
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This is an ASCII representation of the world of Shinou. These are all of the
locations that can be seen by using the Town Map, so if you need to know the
translation of a location, use this map in conjunction with your Town Map to
figure things out.
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(_ s4.3. Pokemon Menu _____________________________________________________)
After selecting Pokemon from the Main Menu, you will see all of the Pokemon in
your Party. You can select one, and the following menu will be shown if you
press A on one of them:
__________
STATUS (View Stats of Pokemon.)
SWITCH (Rearrange the Pokemon.)
ITEM (Give/Take held item. Give is the 1st option, Take is 2nd.)
CANCEL (Return to selecting a Pokemon.)
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(_ s4.4. Pokemon Status ___________________________________________________)
After selecting Pokemon from the Main Menu, you will see all of the Pokemon in
your Party. You can select one, and the following menu will be shown if you
press A on one of them:
(IN is the icon for the Pokemon Info page; DA is the icon for the Trainer Memo
page; ST is the icon for the Pokemon Stats page; and MO is the icon for the
Moves page.)
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Pokemon Info_________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-. This shows the information
Lv.50 Dex No. 113 screen. The "G" by the name
___________ Species Chansey stands for Gender. Everything
Type [NRM] else should be self-
PICTURE O.T. HUMAN explanitory and make sense
ID No. _12345 ________ from the previous games.
___________ Total amount of EXP________
________________ [_123456________]
_Held_Item______ EXP until_next_Level_______
TwistedSpoon [_left:_12345_________]
'----------------'----------'EXP(_______)'--'
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Trainer Memo_________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-.
Lv.50 NATURE <- Pokemon's Nature in Red
___________ Date caught at <- YYYY, MM, DD
Location caught at <- Location in Red
PICTURE Level caught at <- Lv.XX, then Japanase
How it was caught <- Usually just "Met"
___________ ?????????????????? <- Don't know what this is
________________ ?????????????????? <- Nor do I know what this is
_Held_Item______
TwistedSpoon
'----------------'----------------------------''
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Pokemon Stats________.----.----.----.----.----
(o) NAME G ,----'_IN__DA__ST__MO__<-.
Lv.50 HP ( 100/100 )
___________ Attack 100
Defense 100
PICTURE Sp. Atk 100
Sp. Def 100
___________ Speed _________100_____
________________Ability_/_ABILITY_NAME______
_Held_Item______Effect of the Ability goes
TwistedSpoon down here.
'----------------'----------------------------''
The fourth screen just shows your Pokemon's moves, type of each move, and how
much PP the move has left. It doesn't need to be covered, because it's all
pretty much self-explanitory.
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(_ s4.5. Inventory ________________________________________________________)
In your Bag, when you press A on an item, the following options will usually
be available to you:
____________
USE
GIVE
TRASH
CANCEL
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On items that can't be used, the first option will be removed. Berries have
the option to Check Tag, and any Key Items can be Set with the second option
that appears.
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(_ s4.6. Settings _________________________________________________________)
The first line in Settings is the Message Speed. From left to right, the
options are FAST, NORMAL, and SLOW.
The second line is for Animations. The first option is "On", the second is
"Off".
The third line is for replacement Pokemon rules, like when your opponent's
Pokemon faints and is about to send out another one. If this is set to the
first option, you will have the option of switching Pokemon at that time; if
it's set to the second option, you will not be able to switch between Pokemon.
The fourth line is Sound Options. Either STEREO or MONAURAL.
The fifth line is Button Mode. You can set it to either NORMAL, START = X
(which makes the Start Button bring up the Menu), or L = A (which makes the L
button act as the A button).
The second-to-last line is Window Type, which can be set to one of 20
different styles by pressing Left or Right.
And lastly, there's the cancel line, which takes you out of the Settings Menu.
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(_ s5.0.0. Getting Started ________________________________________________)
At the beginning of a new game, you will be greeted by Professor Nanatamado.
He will then let you ask him questions about the game controls, but since it
is all in Japanese, you will probably just want to select the third option
down. If you do find yourself in one of the first two options, keep in mind
that whenever it shows the red DS symbol inside of the text on-screen, you
will need to (or, often times, simply have the option to) use the touch screen
to make a selection.
He will then explain to you about Pokemon, and will instruct you to open a
Poke Ball. A Poke Ball will appear on the touch screen. Simply touch the
center of it, and a Munchlax will pop out. After putting the Munchlax away,
you will be able to choose whether to play as a Male or Female character. Just
highlight the one you want to play as and press A. It makes no significant
impact on the gameplay and is merely personal preference (to my knowledge).
(For the sake of this Walkthrough, I am going to assume that you are playing
as a Male character.) You will then be prompted to enter a name, which can be
up to 5 letters, symbols, or Japanese Hiragana/Katakana in length.
After entering your name, your "rival" will be shown on screen and you will be
prompted to give him a name as well. Same rules apply, except there are
different default names for him. For the sake of this walkthough, I am going
to refer to him as Rival. Yeah, pretty original nickname for him, huh?
You will then be shrunk into the game, and your journey will begin.
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/ s5.1. Coal Badge /
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(_ s5.1.1. Futaba Town ____________________________________________________)
There will be a news article on TV about a Red Gyarados in some mountain. But
the news article will then end, and you will have control over your character.
Notice the Wii in your room. Game Freak and Nintendo are such teases! Proceed
to head down the stairs where you will be greeted by your Mother. She will
instruct you to go and see Rival. On your way out, she'll say something else.
Leave the house and make your way to the northeastern-most house and Rival
will pop out of the door. He'll start to run off, but must have forgotten
something as he heads back inside. Go in after him, heading up to the second
floor, and he'll leave.
Go north, up to Route 201, and you'll find Rival. He'll mention something
about the Red Gyarados on TV and will follow you. Take him over to the west
(you can't go east yet), in to the forest. If you want to save before picking
your starter Pokemon (for trying to get a certain gender, positive stats,
shiny, etc), do so before entering the forest.
Inside of the forest, by the lake, you will see Professor Nanakamado and
Hikari. After some dialogue between them, they'll notice the two of you, and
will then leave. However, the Professor forgot his suitcase, as you and Rival
quickly discover. As you approach it, though, you are attacked by some wild
Pokemon!
Now is the time that you'll be able to choose your Starting Pokemon, so choose
wisely!
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NAETORU (Turtle) GRASS
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Naetoru, the Turtle Pokemon, is a pretty solid choice. It
has great Defense and Attack, although it is pretty slow.
Fortunately, it will be able to take hits throughout the
game, which is a good thing. It learns Razor Leaf pretty
early on, too, giving it a nice offensive attack. Later
on, Naetoru will eventually evolve into Hayashigame,
followed by Dodaitosu, which is Grass / Ground and capable
of unleashing Earthquake.
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HIKOZARU (Monkey) FIRE
'--.-------------------------`._________________________________
Hikozaru, the Monkey Pokemon, is all about doing damage.
It learns a wide variety of various Physical-based attacks
and it has the Attack stat to use them fairly well.
Although it may have difficulty with the first Gym, it
will prove to be a strong fighter during the rest of your
journey. When Hikozaru evolves into Moukazaru at Level 14,
it will become part Fighting-type as well and will start
learning Fighting-type moves to utilize its second type.
Its final form, Goukazaru, is also part Fighting-type, and
is also quite fast to boot.
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POCCHAMA (Penguin) WATER
'--.-------------------------`._________________________________
Pocchama, the Penguin Pokemon, is, unfortunately, not that
great early on in the game. It doesn't learn any strong
moves until Bubblebeam, which is Level 24 at it's second
stage. However, its forms have good Special Attack, and
its final Evolution, Enparuto, is part Metal-type, making
it resistant to most any attacks.
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You will have to fight against a Level 2 Mukkuru. Just keep using your
Pokemon's first attack and you will win. Rival will take the Pokemon that you
are weak to.
Afterward, Hikari will return and take back the suitcase. Leave the forest,
and then you and Rival will run into Hikari and the Professor again. He will
mention something about the two Pokemon that are missing, but will then leave
and Hikari will follow. You will then be taken back home, and your Mother will
tell you to go to Masago Town, followed by giving you the Running Shoes. Now
you can hold in B while moving to run, woohoo!
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(_ s5.1.2. Route 201 ______________________________________________________)
Return to Route 201, although this time you can actually proceed east, through
the tall grass. Do so, and make your way east bound until you get to Masago
Town. I would also recommend fighting 2 or 3 battles to get up to Level 6. If
your HP gets below 10, you should return back to your house and speak with
your Mother to heal your Pokemon.
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(_ s5.1.3. Masago Town ____________________________________________________)
Upon arriving in Masago Town, Hikari will be waiting for you there, and she
will lead you to the Professor's Lab. Rival will then walk out just then and
will run off. Hikari will take you inside. After a bit of scolding, the
Professor will decide to give you the Pokemon you chose as a Present. You can
then give it a nickname, if you desire. Eventually, he will ask you if you
want to travel throughout Shinou and catalog information on the different
Pokemon in it. Say yes, and you will receive the Pokedex. After some more
dialogue, Hikari will receive the remaining starter Pokemon.
Leave the building, and then Hikari will take you around the town, showing you
the different features (such as the Pokemon Center and Poke Mart). She'll then
head north, up to Route 202, and won't let you pass.
Return back to your house and speak with your Mother. She'll heal your
Pokemon, and will then give you the Note. Lots more dialgoue here, followed by
Rival's mother walking in, eventually giving you another key item (Package).
She will tell you to go to Kotobuki City to find Rival or something.
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========================================================================Contents========================================================================
1. Version updates2. Introduction3. Types of Evolution4. Pokemon Evolutions - Kanto Dex5. Pokemon Evolutions - Hoenn Dex6. Pokemon Evolutions - National Dex7. FAQ8. Credits
=======================1. Version Update=======================
V 1.00- Done the evolution for Hoenn Pokemon
V 1.10- More Pokemon for Kanto section
==================2. Introduction==================
Nintendo has done it again! Just more than a year after the release of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire, it will be releasing a remake of Pokemon Red and Green (Blue in the US) on the 29th of January in Japan. The game, Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green might be more than just a mere remake though. There will be some extra features, and definitely improved graphics and gameplay. Pokemon Red and Green were the games that started it all. Since then, many Pokemon games have been released across many Nintendo console and handheld. Each game offering new experience and Pokemon.However, Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green are different. It will bring back Pokemon Red and Green, with graphics and gameplay that are comparable to Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. There is no denying that many will anticipate the release of this game. Older fans will certainly relish the experience of playing Pokemon Red and Green once again. Nostalgia which is what this game, is all about.
Below are the new features that could be found in this game:
- New advanced Graphics- Compability with Colloseum- Compability with Ru/Sa- The First GBA game to support Nintendo new wireless device- New Female Trainer- New Islands- Various Mini Games- 2 on 2 battles (not really new, since it's in Ru/Sa)- Voice Checker- Pokemon learns different moves- Move tutors
======================3. Types of evolution======================
There are a few way Pokemon evolves. Below are all the known way for Pokemon to evolve
- Level Evolution- Stone Evolution- Day & Night Evolution- Trade evolution- Trade+Items evolution- Beauty Evolution- Happiness Evolution- Stats Evolution- Empty Slot evolution (Shedinja)
Level EvolutionA straigtforward evolution, Pokemon evolve after it reaches certain level.example: the starters
Stone EvolutionBy using stone such as Fire Stone, certain Pokemon like Vulpix will evolve. The downside to this kind of evolution, is that Pokemon will unable to learn anymore new moves naturraly. Of course, there are exception such as the Eevolution.example: Lombre, Nuzleaf
List of Pokemon evolved by stones:
Pikachu -> Raichu - Thunder StoneNidorina -> Nidoqueen - Moon StoneNidorino -> Nidoking - Moon StoneClefairy -> Clefable - Moon StoneVulpix -> Ninetales - Fire StoneJigglypuff ->Wigglytuff - Moon StoneGloom -> Vileplume - Leaf StoneGloom -> Bellosom -> Sun StoneGrowlithe -> Arcanine - Fire StonePoliwhirl -> Poliwrath - Water Stone Weepinbell -> Victrebell - Leaf StoneShellder -> Cloyster - Water StoneExeggcute -> Exeggcutor - Leaf StoneStaryu -> Starmie - Water StoneEevee -> Vaporeon - Water StoneEevee -> Jolteon - Thunder StoneEevee -> Flareon - Fire StoneLombre -> Ludicolo - Water StoneNuzleaf -> Shiftry - Leaf StoneSkitty -> Delcatty - Moon Stone
Day and Night EvolutionPokemon with this kind of evolution, evolve differently depending on the time of the day.Example: Wurmple
Trade EvolutionWhen a Pokemon is traded, it will automatically evolve.example: Graveler, Kadabra
Trade+Items evolutionPokemon will evolve if it taded while equipped with an item such as King RockExample: Huntail, Gorebyss
Beauty EvolutionPokemon will evolve after its beauty stats reaches a certain point. This evolution only apply to Feebassexample: Feebass
Happiness EvolutionEach Pokemon, have its happiness point which indicate how loyal is that Pokemon to its trainer. Once a Pokemon accumulate a certain happiness point, they will evolve.Example: Crobat
Stats EvolutionStats EvolutionPokemon will evolve differently depending on stats. The best examplewould be Tyrouge. It evolves differently depending its attack anddefense stats to either Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee or Hitmontop. Example: Tyrouge
Empty Slot evolutionYou will get a new Pokemon, if you have 5 or less Pokemon in your team. This evolution is only exclusive to Nincada->Ninjask+ShedinjaExample: Shedinja
=================================4. Pokemon Evolution - Kanto Dex=================================
001 - BulbasaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: IvysaurEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
002 - IvysaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: VenusaurEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: Bulbasaur
003 - VenusaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Ivysaur
004 - CharmanderType: FireEvolves to: CharmeleonEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
005 - CharmeleonType: FireEvolves to: CharizardEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Charmander
006 - CharizardType: Fire/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Charmeleon
007 - SquirtleType: WaterEvolves to: WartortleEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
008 - WartortleType: WaterEvolves to: BlastoiseEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Squirtle
009 - BlastoiseType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wartortle
010 - CaterpieType: BugEvolves to: MetapodEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
011 - MetapodType: BugEvolves to: ButterfreeEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: -
012 - ButterfreeType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Metapod
013 - WeedleType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: KakunaEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
014 - Kakuna Type: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: BeedrillEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Weedle
015 - BeedrillType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Kakuna
016 - PidgeyType: FlyingEvolves to: Pidgeotto Evolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
017 - Pidgeotto Type: FlyingEvolves to: PidgeotEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Pidgey
018 - PidgeotType: FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Pidgeotto
019 - RattataType: NormalEvolves to: RaticateEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
020 Type: Raticate Evolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Rattata
021 - SpearowType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: FearowEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
022 - FearowType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Spearow
023 - EkansType: PoisonEvolves to: ArbokEvolves at Level: 22 Evolves From: -
024 - Arbok Type: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Ekans
025 - PikachuType: ElectricEvolves to: RaichuEvolves by: Thunder stoneEvolves From: Pichu
026 - RaichuType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Pikachu
027 - SandshrewType: GroundEvolves to: SandslashEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
028 - SandslashType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Sandslash
029 - Nidoran (F)Type: PoisonEvolves to: NidorinaEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
030 - NidorinaType: PoisonEvolves to: NidoqueenEvolves By: Moon Stone Evolves From: Nidoran (F)
031 - NidoqueenType: Poison/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nidorina
032 - Nidoran (M)Type: PoisonEvolves to: NidorinoEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
033 - NidorinoType: PoisonEvolves to: NidokingEvolves by: Moon StoneEvolves From: Nidoran (M)
034 - NidokingType: Poison/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nidorino
035 - ClefairyType: NormalEvolves to: ClefableEvolves by: Moon StoneEvolves From: -
036 - ClefableType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clefairy
037 - VulpixType: FireEvolves to: NinetalesEvolves by: Fire StoneEvolves From: -
038 - NinetalesType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Ninetales
122 - Mr MimeType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
123 - ScytherType: BugEvolves to: ScizorEvolves by: Trading with Metal CoatEvolves From: -
124 - JynxType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
125 - ElectabuzzType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
126 - MagmarType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
127 - PinsirType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
128 - Tauros Type: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
129 - MagikarpType: WaterEvolves to: GyaradosEvolves at Level: 20 Evolves From: -
130 - GyaradosType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Magikarp
131 - LaprasType: Water/IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
132 - DittoType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
133 - EeveeType: NormalEvolves to: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, UmbreonEvolves by: Water Stone -> VaporeonThunder Stone -> JolteonFire Stone -> FlareonHappiness+Level Up at Day -> EspeonHappiness+Level Up at night -> Umbreon Evolves From: -
134 - VaporeonType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
135 - JolteonType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
136 - FlareonType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
137 - PorygonType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
138 - OmanyteType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: OmastarEvolves at Level: 40 Evolves From: -
139 - OmastarType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Omanyte
140 - KabutoType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: KabutopsEvolves at Level: 40 Evolves From: -
141 - KabutopsType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Kabuto
142 - AerodactylType: Rock/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
143 - SnorlaxType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
144 - ArticunoType: Ice/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
145 - ZapdosType: Electric/FlyingEvolves to: - Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
146 - MoltresType: Fire/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
147 - DratiniType: DragonEvolves to: DragonairEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
148 - DragonairType: DragonEvolves to: DragoniteEvolves at Level: 55Evolves From: Dratini
149 - DragoniteType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Dragonair
150 - MewtwoType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
151 - Mew Type: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
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001 - TreeckoType: GrassEvolves to: GrovlyeEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
002 - GrovyleType: GrassEvolves to: SceptileEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Treecko
003 - SceptileType: GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Grovyle
004 - TorchicType: FireEvolves to: CombuskenEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
005 - CombuskenType: Fire/FightingEvolves to: BlazikenEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Torchic
006 - BlazikenType: Fire/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Combusken
007 - MudkipType: WaterEvolves to: MashtompEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
008 - MarhstompType: Water/GroundEvolves to: SwampertEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Mudkip
009 - SwampertType: Water/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Marshtomp
010 - PoochyenaType: DarkEvolves to: MightyenaEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
011 - MightyenaType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Poochyena
012 - ZigzagoonType: NormalEvolves to: LinooneEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
013 - LinooneType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Zigzagoon
014 - WurmpleType: BugEvolves to: Silcoon/CuscoonEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
015 - SilcoonType: BugEvolves to: BeautiflyEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Wurmple
016 - BeautiflyType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Silcoon
017 - CascoonType: BugEvolves to: DustoxEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Wurmple
018 - DustoxType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Cascoon
019 - LotadType: Water/GrassEvolves to: LombreEvolves at Level: 14Evolves From: -
020 - LombreType: Water/GrassEvolves to: LudicoloEvolves at Level: Water StoneEvolves From: Lotad
021 - LudicoloType: Water/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lombre
022 - SeedotType: GrassEvolves to: NuzleafEvolves at Level: 14Evolves From: -
023 - NuzleafType: Grass/DarkEvolves to: ShiftryEvolves at Level: Leaf StoneEvolves From: Seedot
024 - ShiftryType: Grass/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nuzleaf
025 - TaillowType: FlyingEvolves to: SwellowEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
026 - SwellowType: FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Taillow
027 - WingullType: Flying/WaterEvolves to: PelipperEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
028 - PellipperType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wingull
029 - RaltsType: PsychicEvolves to: KirliaEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
030 - KirliaType: PsychicEvolves to: GardevoirEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: Ralts
031 - GardevoirType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Kirlia
032 - SurskitType: Water/BugEvolves to: MasquerainEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
033 - MasquerainType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Surskit
034 - ShroomishType: GrassEvolves to: BeloomEvolves at Level: 23Evolves From: -
035 - BreloomType: Grass/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shroomish
036 - SlakothType: NormalEvolves to: VigorothEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
037 - VigorothType: NormalEvolves to: SlakingEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Slakoth
038 - SlakingType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vigoroth
039 - AbraType: PsychicEvolves to: KadabraEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
040 - KadabraType: PsychicEvolves to: AlakazamEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: Abra
041 - AlakazamType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Kadabra
042 - NincadaType: Bug/GroundEvolves to: Ninjask/Ninjask and NincadaEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
043 - NinjaskType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nincada
044 - NincadaType: Bug/GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nincada
045 - WhismurType: NormalEvolves to: LoudredEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
046 - LoudredType: NormalEvolves to: ExploudEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: Whismur
047 - ExploudType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Loudred
048 - MakuhitaType: FightingEvolves to: HariyamaEvolves at Level:24Evolves From: -
049 - HariyamaType: FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Makuhita
050 - GoldeenType: WaterEvolves to: SeakingEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
051 - SeakingType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Goldeen
052 - MagikarpType: WaterEvolves to: GyaradosEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
053 - GyaradosType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Magikarp
054 - AzzurillType: NormalEvolves to: MarillEvolves at Level: HappinessEvolves From: -
055 - MarillType: WaterEvolves to: AzumarillEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: Azurill
056 - AzumarillType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Marill
057 - GeodudeType: RockEvolves to: GravellerEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
058 - GravellerType: RockEvolves to: GolemEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: Geodude
059 - GolemType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Graveller
060 - NosepassType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
061 - SkittyType: NormalEvolves to: DelcattyEvolves at Level: Moon StoneEvolves From: -
062 - DelcattyType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Skitty
063 - ZubatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: GolbatEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
064 - GolbatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: CrobatEvolves at Level: HapinessEvolves From: Zubat
065 - CrobatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Golbat
066 - TentacoolType: Poison/WaterEvolves to: TentacruelEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
067 - TentacruelType: Poison/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Tentacool
068 - MawileType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
069 - SableyeType: Dark/GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
070 - AronType: Steel/RockEvolves to: LaironEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
071 - LaironType: Steel/RockEvolves to: AggronEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: Aron
072 - AggronType: Steel/RoclEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lairon
073 - MachopType: FightingEvolves to: MachokeEvolves at Level: 28Evolves From: -
074 - MachokeType: FightingEvolves to: MachampEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: -
075 - MachampType: FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Machoke
076 - MedititeType: Fighting/PsychicEvolves to: MedichamEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
077 - MedichamType: Fighting/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Meditite
078 - ElektrikeType: ElectricEvolves to: ManetricEvolves at Level: 26Evolves From: -
079 - ManetricType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Elektrike
080 - PlusleType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
081 - MinunType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
082 - MagnemiteType: Electric/SteelEvolves to: MagnetonEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
083 - MagnetonType: Electric/SteelEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Magnemite
084 - VoltorbType: ElectricEvolves to: ElectrodeEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
085 - ElectrodeType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Voltorb
086 - VolbeatType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
087 - IllumiseType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
088 - OddishType: grass/poisonEvolves to: GloomEvolves at Level: 21Evolves From: -
089 - GloomType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: Vileplume, BellosomEvolves at Level: Leaf Stone (Vileplume), Sun Stone (Bellosom)Evolves From: Oddish
090 - VileplumeType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gloom
091 - BellosomType: GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gloom
092 - DoduoType: Flying/NormalEvolves to: DodrioEvolves at Level: 31Evolves From: -
093 - DodrioType: Flying/NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Doduo
094 - RoseliaType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
095 - GulpinType: PoisonEvolves to: SwalotEvolves at Level: 26Evolves From: -
096 - SwalotType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gulpin
097 - CarvanhaType: Water/DarkEvolves to: SharpedoEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
098 - SharpedoType: Water/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Carvanha
099 - WailmerType: WaterEvolves to: WailordEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
100 - WailordType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wailmer
101 - NumelType: Fire/GroundEvolves to: CameruptEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
102 - CameruptType: Fire/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Numel
103 - SlugmaType: Fire/RockEvolves to: MagcargoEvolves at Level: 38Evolves From: -
104 - MagcargoType: Fire/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Slugma
105 - TorkoalType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
106 - GrimerType: PoisonEvolves to: MukEvolves at Level: 38Evolves From: -
107 - MukType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Muk
108 - KoffingType: PoisonEvolves to: WeezingEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
109 - WeezingType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Koffing
110 - SpoinkType: PsyhicEvolves to: GrumpigEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
111 - GrumpigType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: PSoink
112 - SandshrewType: GroundEvolves to: SandslashEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
113 - SandslashType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Sandshrew
114 - SpindaType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
115 - SkarmoryType: Steel/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
116 - TrapinchType: GroundEvolves to: VibravaEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
117 - VibravaType: Dragon/GroundEvolves to: FlygonEvolves at Level: 45Evolves From: Trapinch
118 - FlygonType: Dragon/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vibrava
119 - CacneaType: GrassEvolves to: CacturneEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
120 - CacturneType: Dark/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Cacnea
121 - SwabluType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: AltariaEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
122 - AltariaType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Swablu
123 - ZangooseType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
124 - SeviperType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
125 - LunatoneType: Rock/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
126 - SolrockType: Rock/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
127 - BarboachType: Water/GorundEvolves to: WhishcashEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
128 - WhishcashType: Water/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From:Barboach
129 - CorphishType: WaterEvolves to: CrawdauntEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
130 - CrawdauntType: Water/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Corphish
131 - BaltoyType: Ground/PsychicEvolves to: ClaydolEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: -
132 - ClaydolType: Ground/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Baltoy
133 - LileepType: Rock/GrassEvolves to: CradilyEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
134 - CradilyType: Rock/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lileep
135 - AnorithType: Rock/BugEvolves to: ArmaldoEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
136 - ArmaldoType: Rock/BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level:-Evolves From: Anorith
137 - IgglybuffType: NormalEvolves to: JigglypuffEvolves at Level: HappinessEvolves From: -
138 - JigglypuffType: NormalEvolves to: WigglytuffEvolves at Level: Moon StoneEvolves From: Igglybuff
139 - WigglytuffType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Jigglypuff
140 - FeebasType: WaterEvolves to: MiloticEvolves at Level: Beauty EvolutionEvolves From: -
141 - MiloticType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Feebas
142 - CastformType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
143 - StaryuType: WaterEvolves to: StarmieEvolves at Level: Water StoneEvolves From: -
144 - StarmieType: Water/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Staryu
145 - KecleonType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
146 - ShuppetType: GhostEvolves to: BanetteEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
147 - BanetteType: GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shuppet
148 - DuskullType: GhostEvolves to: DusclopsEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
149 - DusclopsType: GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
150 - TropiusType: Grass/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
151 - ChimechoType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
152 - AbsolType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
153 - VulpixType: FireEvolves to: NinetalesEvolves at Level: Fire StoneEvolves From: -
154 - NinetalesType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vulpix
155 - PichuType: ElectricEvolves to: PikachuEvolves at Level: HapppinessEvolves From: -
156 - PikachuType: ElectricEvolves to: RaichuEvolves at Level: Thunder stoneEvolves From: Pichu
157 - RaichuType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Pikachu
158 - PsyduckType: WaterEvolves to: GolduckEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
159 - GolduckType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Psyduck
160 - WaynautType: PsychicEvolves to: WobbuffetEvolves at Level: 15Evolves From: -
161 - WobbuffetType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Waynaut
162 - NatuType: Psychic/FlyingEvolves to: XatuEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
163 - XatuType: Psychic/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Natu
164 - GirafarigType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
165 - PhanphyType: GroundEvolves to: DonphanEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
166 - DonphanType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Phanphy
167 - PinsirType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
168 - BugType: Bug/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
169 - RhyhornType: Rock/GorundEvolves to: RhydonEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: -
170 - RhydonType: Rock/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Rhyhorn
171 - SnoruntType: IceEvolves to: GlalieEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: -
172 - GlalieType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Snorunt
173 - SphealType: Water/IceEvolves to: SealoEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
174 - SealoType: Water/IceEvolves to: WalreinEvolves at Level: 44Evolves From: Spheal
175 - WalreinType: Water/IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
176 - ClamperlType: WaterEvolves to: Huntail, GorebyssEvolves at Level: Trade with Deepseatooth attached (Huntail), Trade withDeepseascal attached (Gorebyss)Evolves From: -
177 - HuntailType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clamperl
178 - GorebyssType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clamperl
179 - RelicanthType: Water/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
180 - CorsolaType: Water/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
181 - ChinchouType: Electric/WaterEvolves to: LanturnEvolves at Level: 27Evolves From: -
182 - LanturnType: Electric/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Chinchou
183 - LuvdiscType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
184 - HorseaType: WaterEvolves to: SeadraEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
185 - SeadraType: WaterEvolves to: KingdraEvolves at Level: Trade with Dragon Fang attachedEvolves From: Horsea
186 - KingdraType: Water/DragonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Seadra
187 - BagonType: DragonEvolves to: ShelgonEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
188 - ShelgonType: DragonEvolves to: SalamenceEvolves at Level: 50Evolves From: Bagon
189 - SalamenceType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shelgon
190 - BeldumType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: MetangEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
191 - MetangType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: MeatgrossEvolves at Level: 45Evolves From: Beldum
192 - MetagrossType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Metang
193 - RegirockType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
194 - RegiceType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
195 - RegisteelType: SteelEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
196 - LatiasType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
197 - LatiosType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
198 - KyogreType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
199 - GroudonType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
200 - RayquazaType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
201 - JirachiType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
202 - DeoxysType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
====================================6. Pokemon Evolution - National Dex====================================
Coming Soon
==================7. FAQ==================
1. How do I get Shedinja?you need to have less than 6 pokemon in your party. Nincada will still evolve into Ninjask, but at the same time, you will find a Shedinja in your party.
2. How do I get Milotic?You need to max out Feebas' beauty by feeding it Blue Pokeblocks, or anyPokeblocks that raises beauty. Afterwhich, level up Feebas one level and it should evolve.
==================8. Credits==================- You for reading it
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========================================================================Contents========================================================================
1. Version updates2. Introduction3. Types of Evolution4. Pokemon Evolutions - Kanto Dex5. Pokemon Evolutions - Hoenn Dex6. Pokemon Evolutions - National Dex7. FAQ8. Credits
=======================1. Version Update=======================
V 1.00- Done the evolution for Hoenn Pokemon
V 1.10- More Pokemon for Kanto section
==================2. Introduction==================
Nintendo has done it again! Just more than a year after the release of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire, it will be releasing a remake of Pokemon Red and Green (Blue in the US) on the 29th of January in Japan. The game, Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green might be more than just a mere remake though. There will be some extra features, and definitely improved graphics and gameplay. Pokemon Red and Green were the games that started it all. Since then, many Pokemon games have been released across many Nintendo console and handheld. Each game offering new experience and Pokemon.However, Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green are different. It will bring back Pokemon Red and Green, with graphics and gameplay that are comparable to Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. There is no denying that many will anticipate the release of this game. Older fans will certainly relish the experience of playing Pokemon Red and Green once again. Nostalgia which is what this game, is all about.
Below are the new features that could be found in this game:
- New advanced Graphics- Compability with Colloseum- Compability with Ru/Sa- The First GBA game to support Nintendo new wireless device- New Female Trainer- New Islands- Various Mini Games- 2 on 2 battles (not really new, since it's in Ru/Sa)- Voice Checker- Pokemon learns different moves- Move tutors
======================3. Types of evolution======================
There are a few way Pokemon evolves. Below are all the known way for Pokemon to evolve
- Level Evolution- Stone Evolution- Day & Night Evolution- Trade evolution- Trade+Items evolution- Beauty Evolution- Happiness Evolution- Stats Evolution- Empty Slot evolution (Shedinja)
Level EvolutionA straigtforward evolution, Pokemon evolve after it reaches certain level.example: the starters
Stone EvolutionBy using stone such as Fire Stone, certain Pokemon like Vulpix will evolve. The downside to this kind of evolution, is that Pokemon will unable to learn anymore new moves naturraly. Of course, there are exception such as the Eevolution.example: Lombre, Nuzleaf
List of Pokemon evolved by stones:
Pikachu -> Raichu - Thunder StoneNidorina -> Nidoqueen - Moon StoneNidorino -> Nidoking - Moon StoneClefairy -> Clefable - Moon StoneVulpix -> Ninetales - Fire StoneJigglypuff ->Wigglytuff - Moon StoneGloom -> Vileplume - Leaf StoneGloom -> Bellosom -> Sun StoneGrowlithe -> Arcanine - Fire StonePoliwhirl -> Poliwrath - Water Stone Weepinbell -> Victrebell - Leaf StoneShellder -> Cloyster - Water StoneExeggcute -> Exeggcutor - Leaf StoneStaryu -> Starmie - Water StoneEevee -> Vaporeon - Water StoneEevee -> Jolteon - Thunder StoneEevee -> Flareon - Fire StoneLombre -> Ludicolo - Water StoneNuzleaf -> Shiftry - Leaf StoneSkitty -> Delcatty - Moon Stone
Day and Night EvolutionPokemon with this kind of evolution, evolve differently depending on the time of the day.Example: Wurmple
Trade EvolutionWhen a Pokemon is traded, it will automatically evolve.example: Graveler, Kadabra
Trade+Items evolutionPokemon will evolve if it taded while equipped with an item such as King RockExample: Huntail, Gorebyss
Beauty EvolutionPokemon will evolve after its beauty stats reaches a certain point. This evolution only apply to Feebassexample: Feebass
Happiness EvolutionEach Pokemon, have its happiness point which indicate how loyal is that Pokemon to its trainer. Once a Pokemon accumulate a certain happiness point, they will evolve.Example: Crobat
Stats EvolutionStats EvolutionPokemon will evolve differently depending on stats. The best examplewould be Tyrouge. It evolves differently depending its attack anddefense stats to either Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee or Hitmontop. Example: Tyrouge
Empty Slot evolutionYou will get a new Pokemon, if you have 5 or less Pokemon in your team. This evolution is only exclusive to Nincada->Ninjask+ShedinjaExample: Shedinja
=================================4. Pokemon Evolution - Kanto Dex=================================
001 - BulbasaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: IvysaurEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
002 - IvysaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: VenusaurEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: Bulbasaur
003 - VenusaurType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Ivysaur
004 - CharmanderType: FireEvolves to: CharmeleonEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
005 - CharmeleonType: FireEvolves to: CharizardEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Charmander
006 - CharizardType: Fire/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Charmeleon
007 - SquirtleType: WaterEvolves to: WartortleEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
008 - WartortleType: WaterEvolves to: BlastoiseEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Squirtle
009 - BlastoiseType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wartortle
010 - CaterpieType: BugEvolves to: MetapodEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
011 - MetapodType: BugEvolves to: ButterfreeEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: -
012 - ButterfreeType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Metapod
013 - WeedleType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: KakunaEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
014 - Kakuna Type: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: BeedrillEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Weedle
015 - BeedrillType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Kakuna
016 - PidgeyType: FlyingEvolves to: Pidgeotto Evolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
017 - Pidgeotto Type: FlyingEvolves to: PidgeotEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Pidgey
018 - PidgeotType: FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Pidgeotto
019 - RattataType: NormalEvolves to: RaticateEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
020 Type: Raticate Evolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Rattata
021 - SpearowType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: FearowEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
022 - FearowType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Spearow
023 - EkansType: PoisonEvolves to: ArbokEvolves at Level: 22 Evolves From: -
024 - Arbok Type: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Ekans
025 - PikachuType: ElectricEvolves to: RaichuEvolves by: Thunder stoneEvolves From: Pichu
026 - RaichuType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Pikachu
027 - SandshrewType: GroundEvolves to: SandslashEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
028 - SandslashType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Sandslash
029 - Nidoran (F)Type: PoisonEvolves to: NidorinaEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
030 - NidorinaType: PoisonEvolves to: NidoqueenEvolves By: Moon Stone Evolves From: Nidoran (F)
031 - NidoqueenType: Poison/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nidorina
032 - Nidoran (M)Type: PoisonEvolves to: NidorinoEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
033 - NidorinoType: PoisonEvolves to: NidokingEvolves by: Moon StoneEvolves From: Nidoran (M)
034 - NidokingType: Poison/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nidorino
035 - ClefairyType: NormalEvolves to: ClefableEvolves by: Moon StoneEvolves From: -
036 - ClefableType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clefairy
037 - VulpixType: FireEvolves to: NinetalesEvolves by: Fire StoneEvolves From: -
038 - NinetalesType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Ninetales
122 - Mr MimeType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
123 - ScytherType: BugEvolves to: ScizorEvolves by: Trading with Metal CoatEvolves From: -
124 - JynxType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
125 - ElectabuzzType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
126 - MagmarType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
127 - PinsirType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
128 - Tauros Type: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
129 - MagikarpType: WaterEvolves to: GyaradosEvolves at Level: 20 Evolves From: -
130 - GyaradosType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Magikarp
131 - LaprasType: Water/IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
132 - DittoType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
133 - EeveeType: NormalEvolves to: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, UmbreonEvolves by: Water Stone -> VaporeonThunder Stone -> JolteonFire Stone -> FlareonHappiness+Level Up at Day -> EspeonHappiness+Level Up at night -> Umbreon Evolves From: -
134 - VaporeonType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
135 - JolteonType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
136 - FlareonType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Eevee
137 - PorygonType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
138 - OmanyteType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: OmastarEvolves at Level: 40 Evolves From: -
139 - OmastarType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Omanyte
140 - KabutoType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: KabutopsEvolves at Level: 40 Evolves From: -
141 - KabutopsType: Rock/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: Kabuto
142 - AerodactylType: Rock/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
143 - SnorlaxType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
144 - ArticunoType: Ice/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
145 - ZapdosType: Electric/FlyingEvolves to: - Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
146 - MoltresType: Fire/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
147 - DratiniType: DragonEvolves to: DragonairEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
148 - DragonairType: DragonEvolves to: DragoniteEvolves at Level: 55Evolves From: Dratini
149 - DragoniteType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Dragonair
150 - MewtwoType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
151 - Mew Type: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: - Evolves From: -
=================================5. Pokemon Evolution - Hoenn Dex=================================
001 - TreeckoType: GrassEvolves to: GrovlyeEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
002 - GrovyleType: GrassEvolves to: SceptileEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Treecko
003 - SceptileType: GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Grovyle
004 - TorchicType: FireEvolves to: CombuskenEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
005 - CombuskenType: Fire/FightingEvolves to: BlazikenEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Torchic
006 - BlazikenType: Fire/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Combusken
007 - MudkipType: WaterEvolves to: MashtompEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
008 - MarhstompType: Water/GroundEvolves to: SwampertEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Mudkip
009 - SwampertType: Water/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Marshtomp
010 - PoochyenaType: DarkEvolves to: MightyenaEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
011 - MightyenaType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Poochyena
012 - ZigzagoonType: NormalEvolves to: LinooneEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
013 - LinooneType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Zigzagoon
014 - WurmpleType: BugEvolves to: Silcoon/CuscoonEvolves at Level: 7Evolves From: -
015 - SilcoonType: BugEvolves to: BeautiflyEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Wurmple
016 - BeautiflyType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Silcoon
017 - CascoonType: BugEvolves to: DustoxEvolves at Level: 10Evolves From: Wurmple
018 - DustoxType: Bug/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Cascoon
019 - LotadType: Water/GrassEvolves to: LombreEvolves at Level: 14Evolves From: -
020 - LombreType: Water/GrassEvolves to: LudicoloEvolves at Level: Water StoneEvolves From: Lotad
021 - LudicoloType: Water/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lombre
022 - SeedotType: GrassEvolves to: NuzleafEvolves at Level: 14Evolves From: -
023 - NuzleafType: Grass/DarkEvolves to: ShiftryEvolves at Level: Leaf StoneEvolves From: Seedot
024 - ShiftryType: Grass/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nuzleaf
025 - TaillowType: FlyingEvolves to: SwellowEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
026 - SwellowType: FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Taillow
027 - WingullType: Flying/WaterEvolves to: PelipperEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
028 - PellipperType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wingull
029 - RaltsType: PsychicEvolves to: KirliaEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
030 - KirliaType: PsychicEvolves to: GardevoirEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: Ralts
031 - GardevoirType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Kirlia
032 - SurskitType: Water/BugEvolves to: MasquerainEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
033 - MasquerainType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Surskit
034 - ShroomishType: GrassEvolves to: BeloomEvolves at Level: 23Evolves From: -
035 - BreloomType: Grass/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shroomish
036 - SlakothType: NormalEvolves to: VigorothEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: -
037 - VigorothType: NormalEvolves to: SlakingEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: Slakoth
038 - SlakingType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vigoroth
039 - AbraType: PsychicEvolves to: KadabraEvolves at Level: 16Evolves From: -
040 - KadabraType: PsychicEvolves to: AlakazamEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: Abra
041 - AlakazamType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Kadabra
042 - NincadaType: Bug/GroundEvolves to: Ninjask/Ninjask and NincadaEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
043 - NinjaskType: Bug/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nincada
044 - NincadaType: Bug/GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Nincada
045 - WhismurType: NormalEvolves to: LoudredEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
046 - LoudredType: NormalEvolves to: ExploudEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: Whismur
047 - ExploudType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Loudred
048 - MakuhitaType: FightingEvolves to: HariyamaEvolves at Level:24Evolves From: -
049 - HariyamaType: FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Makuhita
050 - GoldeenType: WaterEvolves to: SeakingEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
051 - SeakingType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Goldeen
052 - MagikarpType: WaterEvolves to: GyaradosEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
053 - GyaradosType: Water/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Magikarp
054 - AzzurillType: NormalEvolves to: MarillEvolves at Level: HappinessEvolves From: -
055 - MarillType: WaterEvolves to: AzumarillEvolves at Level: 18Evolves From: Azurill
056 - AzumarillType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Marill
057 - GeodudeType: RockEvolves to: GravellerEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
058 - GravellerType: RockEvolves to: GolemEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: Geodude
059 - GolemType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Graveller
060 - NosepassType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
061 - SkittyType: NormalEvolves to: DelcattyEvolves at Level: Moon StoneEvolves From: -
062 - DelcattyType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Skitty
063 - ZubatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: GolbatEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
064 - GolbatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: CrobatEvolves at Level: HapinessEvolves From: Zubat
065 - CrobatType: Poison/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Golbat
066 - TentacoolType: Poison/WaterEvolves to: TentacruelEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
067 - TentacruelType: Poison/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Tentacool
068 - MawileType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
069 - SableyeType: Dark/GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
070 - AronType: Steel/RockEvolves to: LaironEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
071 - LaironType: Steel/RockEvolves to: AggronEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: Aron
072 - AggronType: Steel/RoclEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lairon
073 - MachopType: FightingEvolves to: MachokeEvolves at Level: 28Evolves From: -
074 - MachokeType: FightingEvolves to: MachampEvolves at Level: TradeEvolves From: -
075 - MachampType: FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Machoke
076 - MedititeType: Fighting/PsychicEvolves to: MedichamEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
077 - MedichamType: Fighting/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Meditite
078 - ElektrikeType: ElectricEvolves to: ManetricEvolves at Level: 26Evolves From: -
079 - ManetricType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Elektrike
080 - PlusleType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
081 - MinunType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
082 - MagnemiteType: Electric/SteelEvolves to: MagnetonEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
083 - MagnetonType: Electric/SteelEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Magnemite
084 - VoltorbType: ElectricEvolves to: ElectrodeEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
085 - ElectrodeType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Voltorb
086 - VolbeatType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
087 - IllumiseType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
088 - OddishType: grass/poisonEvolves to: GloomEvolves at Level: 21Evolves From: -
089 - GloomType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: Vileplume, BellosomEvolves at Level: Leaf Stone (Vileplume), Sun Stone (Bellosom)Evolves From: Oddish
090 - VileplumeType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gloom
091 - BellosomType: GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gloom
092 - DoduoType: Flying/NormalEvolves to: DodrioEvolves at Level: 31Evolves From: -
093 - DodrioType: Flying/NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Doduo
094 - RoseliaType: Grass/PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
095 - GulpinType: PoisonEvolves to: SwalotEvolves at Level: 26Evolves From: -
096 - SwalotType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Gulpin
097 - CarvanhaType: Water/DarkEvolves to: SharpedoEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
098 - SharpedoType: Water/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Carvanha
099 - WailmerType: WaterEvolves to: WailordEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
100 - WailordType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Wailmer
101 - NumelType: Fire/GroundEvolves to: CameruptEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
102 - CameruptType: Fire/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Numel
103 - SlugmaType: Fire/RockEvolves to: MagcargoEvolves at Level: 38Evolves From: -
104 - MagcargoType: Fire/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Slugma
105 - TorkoalType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
106 - GrimerType: PoisonEvolves to: MukEvolves at Level: 38Evolves From: -
107 - MukType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Muk
108 - KoffingType: PoisonEvolves to: WeezingEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
109 - WeezingType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Koffing
110 - SpoinkType: PsyhicEvolves to: GrumpigEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
111 - GrumpigType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: PSoink
112 - SandshrewType: GroundEvolves to: SandslashEvolves at Level: 22Evolves From: -
113 - SandslashType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Sandshrew
114 - SpindaType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
115 - SkarmoryType: Steel/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
116 - TrapinchType: GroundEvolves to: VibravaEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
117 - VibravaType: Dragon/GroundEvolves to: FlygonEvolves at Level: 45Evolves From: Trapinch
118 - FlygonType: Dragon/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vibrava
119 - CacneaType: GrassEvolves to: CacturneEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
120 - CacturneType: Dark/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Cacnea
121 - SwabluType: Normal/FlyingEvolves to: AltariaEvolves at Level: 35Evolves From: -
122 - AltariaType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Swablu
123 - ZangooseType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
124 - SeviperType: PoisonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
125 - LunatoneType: Rock/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
126 - SolrockType: Rock/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
127 - BarboachType: Water/GorundEvolves to: WhishcashEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
128 - WhishcashType: Water/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From:Barboach
129 - CorphishType: WaterEvolves to: CrawdauntEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
130 - CrawdauntType: Water/DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Corphish
131 - BaltoyType: Ground/PsychicEvolves to: ClaydolEvolves at Level: 36Evolves From: -
132 - ClaydolType: Ground/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Baltoy
133 - LileepType: Rock/GrassEvolves to: CradilyEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
134 - CradilyType: Rock/GrassEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Lileep
135 - AnorithType: Rock/BugEvolves to: ArmaldoEvolves at Level: 40Evolves From: -
136 - ArmaldoType: Rock/BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level:-Evolves From: Anorith
137 - IgglybuffType: NormalEvolves to: JigglypuffEvolves at Level: HappinessEvolves From: -
138 - JigglypuffType: NormalEvolves to: WigglytuffEvolves at Level: Moon StoneEvolves From: Igglybuff
139 - WigglytuffType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Jigglypuff
140 - FeebasType: WaterEvolves to: MiloticEvolves at Level: Beauty EvolutionEvolves From: -
141 - MiloticType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Feebas
142 - CastformType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
143 - StaryuType: WaterEvolves to: StarmieEvolves at Level: Water StoneEvolves From: -
144 - StarmieType: Water/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Staryu
145 - KecleonType: NormalEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
146 - ShuppetType: GhostEvolves to: BanetteEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
147 - BanetteType: GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shuppet
148 - DuskullType: GhostEvolves to: DusclopsEvolves at Level: 37Evolves From: -
149 - DusclopsType: GhostEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
150 - TropiusType: Grass/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
151 - ChimechoType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
152 - AbsolType: DarkEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
153 - VulpixType: FireEvolves to: NinetalesEvolves at Level: Fire StoneEvolves From: -
154 - NinetalesType: FireEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Vulpix
155 - PichuType: ElectricEvolves to: PikachuEvolves at Level: HapppinessEvolves From: -
156 - PikachuType: ElectricEvolves to: RaichuEvolves at Level: Thunder stoneEvolves From: Pichu
157 - RaichuType: ElectricEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Pikachu
158 - PsyduckType: WaterEvolves to: GolduckEvolves at Level: 33Evolves From: -
159 - GolduckType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Psyduck
160 - WaynautType: PsychicEvolves to: WobbuffetEvolves at Level: 15Evolves From: -
161 - WobbuffetType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Waynaut
162 - NatuType: Psychic/FlyingEvolves to: XatuEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
163 - XatuType: Psychic/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Natu
164 - GirafarigType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
165 - PhanphyType: GroundEvolves to: DonphanEvolves at Level: 25Evolves From: -
166 - DonphanType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Phanphy
167 - PinsirType: BugEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
168 - BugType: Bug/FightingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
169 - RhyhornType: Rock/GorundEvolves to: RhydonEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: -
170 - RhydonType: Rock/GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Rhyhorn
171 - SnoruntType: IceEvolves to: GlalieEvolves at Level: 42Evolves From: -
172 - GlalieType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Snorunt
173 - SphealType: Water/IceEvolves to: SealoEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
174 - SealoType: Water/IceEvolves to: WalreinEvolves at Level: 44Evolves From: Spheal
175 - WalreinType: Water/IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
176 - ClamperlType: WaterEvolves to: Huntail, GorebyssEvolves at Level: Trade with Deepseatooth attached (Huntail), Trade withDeepseascal attached (Gorebyss)Evolves From: -
177 - HuntailType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clamperl
178 - GorebyssType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Clamperl
179 - RelicanthType: Water/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
180 - CorsolaType: Water/RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
181 - ChinchouType: Electric/WaterEvolves to: LanturnEvolves at Level: 27Evolves From: -
182 - LanturnType: Electric/WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Chinchou
183 - LuvdiscType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
184 - HorseaType: WaterEvolves to: SeadraEvolves at Level: 32Evolves From: -
185 - SeadraType: WaterEvolves to: KingdraEvolves at Level: Trade with Dragon Fang attachedEvolves From: Horsea
186 - KingdraType: Water/DragonEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Seadra
187 - BagonType: DragonEvolves to: ShelgonEvolves at Level: 30Evolves From: -
188 - ShelgonType: DragonEvolves to: SalamenceEvolves at Level: 50Evolves From: Bagon
189 - SalamenceType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Shelgon
190 - BeldumType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: MetangEvolves at Level: 20Evolves From: -
191 - MetangType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: MeatgrossEvolves at Level: 45Evolves From: Beldum
192 - MetagrossType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: Metang
193 - RegirockType: RockEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
194 - RegiceType: IceEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
195 - RegisteelType: SteelEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
196 - LatiasType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
197 - LatiosType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
198 - KyogreType: WaterEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
199 - GroudonType: GroundEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
200 - RayquazaType: Dragon/FlyingEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
201 - JirachiType: Steel/PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
202 - DeoxysType: PsychicEvolves to: -Evolves at Level: -Evolves From: -
====================================6. Pokemon Evolution - National Dex====================================
Coming Soon
==================7. FAQ==================
1. How do I get Shedinja?you need to have less than 6 pokemon in your party. Nincada will still evolve into Ninjask, but at the same time, you will find a Shedinja in your party.
2. How do I get Milotic?You need to max out Feebas' beauty by feeding it Blue Pokeblocks, or anyPokeblocks that raises beauty. Afterwhich, level up Feebas one level and it should evolve.
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pokemon emerald cheats
Unlockables
Altering Cave
You can go to Altering Cave after you beat the Elite Four. It is located on Route 103.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Altering Cave Beat the Elite Four
Contributed By: ExarionUniverse19
Battle Frontier
Once you beat the game, you can go to the Battle Frontier.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Battle Frontier Beat the Elite Four.
Contributed By: Tadisar_Tru89
Battle Frontier- Catching pokemon
When you first explore the battle frontier, go to the BATTLE PALACE, and go to the southwest corner. SURF to the other side, and you will first see a little old lady.
continue down the path south of the lady until you notice a strange tree that moves when you press A.
This is a sudowoodo, origianlly found in the GSC versions.
To battle it, use the WAILMER PAIL on it. You have only one chance to catch it, so don't screw it up.
After that, you can SURF on the water that the Sudowoodo was blocking. SURF down the WATERFALL, and keep surfing left (there are no fish or anything in the water, so don't bother.)
After a while, you will surf to a cave known as the ARTISTAN CAVE. Go inside, and as you explore the cave, you will find many stat items in the boulders (carbos, etc.) The only pokemon in this cave is SMEARGLE. (hence, the ARTISTAN cave.) The SMEARGLE are generally level 41 to 50. They can only use sketch once before they start struggling.
Contributed By: YamiDemonKyo
Berry Master's Wife Passwords
Tell the Berry Master's Wife certain phrases to receive the following berries. You can only tell her one of these each day.
Unlockable How to Unlock
CHALLENGE CONTEST You will receive a Pamtre Berry.
COOL LATIOS You will receive a Durin Berry.
GREAT BATTLE You will receive a Spelon Berry.
OVERWHELMING LATIAS You will receive a Watmel Berry.
SUPER HUSTLE You will receive a Belue Berry.
Contributed By: gpetzx
Catching GSC Pokemon At The Safari Zone
After you defeated the Elite Four, go to the Upgraded Safari Zone. In the Safari, you can catch some GSC Pokemon such as Houndour, Aipom, Stantler, Mareep, Miltank, and more GSC Pokemon. This Unlockable works only in Pokemon Emerald.
Contributed By: daisytwisted
Fishing rods
To get the old rod, go to dewford town and talk to the fisherman near the gym. He will give you a old rod. To get good rod, talk to the fisherman on route 118, east of mauville city. You must need surf to reach him. Talk to him and you will get good rod.
To get super rod, go to mossdeep city and go north of the space center and go into the house. The man inside will give you super rod.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Good Rod Talk to fisherman on route 118
Old Rod Talk to fisherman near dewford gym
Super Rod In the house north of the space center
Contributed By: Marth
Glass Items
On Route 113, to the right of Fallobour Town, is house in which a man will make you items if you bring him ash. To collect ash, walk through the ash covered grass. Then bring it to the glass item maker.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Black Flute Walk 1,000steps in the ash.
Blue Flute Walk 250 steps in the ash.
Pretty Chair Walk 6,000 steps in the ash.
Pretty Desk Walk 8,000 steps in the ash.
Red Flute Walk 500 steps in the ash.
White Flute Walk 1,000 steps in the ash.
Yellow Flute Walk 500 steps in the ash.
Contributed By: Mightyena14
National Pokedex
Unlockable How to Unlock
National Pokedex Beat the Elite 4. Proffessor Birch will visit you and give it to you once you leave your house.
Contributed By: khaos_reborn
Prizes from Scott
Talk to Scott in his house in the Battle Frontier, he'll give you certain decorations/berries depending on your accomplishments in the Battle Frontier.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Gold Shield (Decoration) Win 100 Battles
Lansat Berry Obtain all Silver Frontier Symbols
Silver Shield (Decoration) Win 50 Battles
Starf Berry Obtain all Gold Frontier Symbols
Contributed By: XxThunderxX
Special unlockable Pokemon
There are certain pokemon that can only be caught when you trigger certain events, like castform.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Beldum See Steven's house after you beat the Elite four.
Castform Take out the rival team at the weather institute.
Chikorita, Cyndaquil or Tododile When you complete the 200 Pokemon of Hoenn. Professor Birch will call you on your Pokenav.
Deoxys Get the Aurara Ticket, and go to Birth Island
Groudon Beat the Elite Four, and go to the land lair.
Ho-oh/Lugia Get the Mystic Ticket, and go to Navel Island
Kyogre Beat the Elite Four, and go to the sea lair.
Latios or Latias After beating the elite four, watch the T.V. downstairs in your house.
Latios or Latias Mix records with a Ruby or Sapphire with the Eon ticket, and go to Southern Island.
Mew Get the Old Sea Chart, and go to Faraway Island
Rayquaza Get Magma and Aqua to get Kyogre and Groudon out of the cave, and go to Sky Pillar.
Treeko, Torchic, or Mudkip Help Proffesor Birch escape the wild pokemon
Contributed By: shutdown56, prince_exe
The Diploma
Unlockable How to Unlock
National Pokedex Diploma Capture all 386 pokemon in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
Contributed By: gold21
Trainer Card Color Upgrades
As you accomplish more along your journey, your Trainer Card will change colors and rise in rank, depending on completing certain tasks. After completing one task, it will rise in one rank, but there are some tasks that cannot be completed until beating the Elite Four. You must do these tasks:
-Become Pokemon league Champion
-Complete the Hoenn Pokedex
-Collect all the gold symbols in the Battle Frontier
-Win one ribbon in all five of the Master Rank Pokemon Contests.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Bronze Rank Do one of the tasks mentioned above.
Copper Rank Do two of the tasks mentioned above.
Gold Rank Do all four of the tasks mentioned above.
Silver Rank Do three of the tasks mentioned above
Contributed By: discoinferno84
Training on Hills
To unlock Trainer Hill, you must beat the Elite Four.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Trainer Hill Beat the elite four
Contributed By: kingofgames333
Easter Eggs
Getting Latias Or Latios
After you defeat the Elite Four, go to your house and watch the television downstairs. After you watch it, your mom will ask you what color the Pokemon is. If you say Red, you will find Latias. If you say Blue, it will be Latios.
Contributed By: daisytwisted
Getting the other Lati
To get the other Lati (Latios or Latias), Mix Records with a Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire game that used the Eon Ticket. You can then get to a hidden island via the SS Tidal where you can find the Lati you didn't choose.
Contributed By: ozzirwerdna
Shiny pokemon
Every time you encounter a pokemon you have a 1/8192 chance of the pokemon being a different color, this is called a shiny pokemon
Contributed By: Y2JosHBK386
Glitches
Cloning Glitch
1. Save in front of the PC at the Battle Tower
2. Deposit the Pokemon you want to clone
3. Save again
4. Withdraw that same Pokemon
5. Go to the Link Multi Battle Lady
6. Select your two Pokemon, then when she asks if you want to save your game, say yes.
7. When the "Do you want to overwrite?" message appears, turn off your game.
Contributed By: Kayuri_Kitsune
Secrets
Battle Steven, the former champion.
After beating the Elite Four, a new part of Meteor Falls opens up. It is in the northwestern corner where you found Iron Tail. A new cave was made and you'll find Steven in it. His Pokemon are in the high 70's.
Contributed By: WaterMario222
Compound Eyes Second effect
If you have a Pokemon with Compound eyes 1st in your Party it will drw Wild Pokemon that has held Items more often.
Contributed By: get out
Cut's Out of Battle effect
Have a Pokemon use CUT to remove grass where wild Pokemon live. It will remove the chance of encountering wild Pokemon. The grass will regrow once you leave the area or enter a building.
Contributed By: Freedom202
Cute Charm's Second Effect
If you have a Pokemon with Cute Charm 1st in your Party it will more likely draw Wild Pokemon with the opposite gender of the Pokemon with Cute Charm.
Contributed By: get out
Faster hatching eggs
Simply put a pokemon with the ability Flame Body or Magma Armor on your team to cut the amount of steps needed to hatch an egg in half.
Contributed By: masterwolfe13
Get the Mental Herb
In one of the treehouses in Fortree City is a man with a Wingull. Talk to the Wingull, and it will fly off out of the treehouse. When you get to Mossdeep City, you will see a person with a Wingull. Talk to it and it will fly off as well. Then go back to Fortree City and into the treehouse where you talked to the first Wingull. Talk to the man next to the Wingull, and he will give you the Mental Herb, and item which is a hold item that prevents attraction on the Pokemon that is holding it.
Hustle's Second Effect
If you have a Pokemon with Hustle 1st in your Party it will draw Wild Pokemon that has a Higher Level than the Pokemon that has Hustle.
Inherit Pokemon Natures through breeding.
To do this you need an Everstone. To get one, search in Granite Cave for a lone rock on top of a plateau. Once you get an Everstone, let the a Ditto or a female Pokemon that you are breeding hold on to it. Once you receive and hatch the eggs, the offspring will have a 50% chance of inheriting the Nature from the Pokemon holding the Everstone.
Intimadate and Keen Eye's second ability
If you put a Pokemon that has intimidate or Keen Eye 1st in your party the chances of wild Pokemon encounter is reduced by 10%.
Lightningrod's second ability
If you have a poke'mon with lightningrod as an ability, you will get calls from registered trainers more often.
Magnet Pull's secondary effect
If you have a pokemon with the Magnet Pull ability in front of your party, it increases the chances of finding wild steel-type Pokemon. This is very useful for finding rare steel types, such as Mawile.
Mirage Island
Mirage Island is an invisble Island located on Route 130. Most of the time it will be invisible but on rare cases, the island will be visible. To find out if the island is there or not, go to Pacifidlog Town and talk to the old man in the bottom right house looking out the window. He will tell you wheter the island is there or not. The cause is unknown so a bit of luck is needed to find it. On the island you will find the rare Leichi Berry that powers up your Pokemon's attack in battle when it gets weak. In the grass, you will only find Wild Wynauts.
Mystery Gift
To unlock mystery gift, go to a pokemon mart and press A on the piece of paper on the counter. Then insert the words LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL. Press select to easily find the words. After this the store lady will talk to you and tell you that mystery gift is now unlocked.
Contributed By: linkums
Pokerus
This is a helpfull virus in the game. This virus can improve all of your stat points when you grow levels. If your pokemon has pokerus and it's in your party it will spread to your other pokemon. But these effects are temporary unless you put the infected pokemon in your PC. In order to get it, you need A LOT of luck. You need to find a wild pokemon with pokerus. You will know it has pokerus because it will be it's status condition. After you catch it, to make sure it really has pokerus go to any pokemon center and the nurse will say that it is infected with pokerus.
Raising weak pokemon easier
Just put the weak pokemon in the first slot. When a battle starts just switch out that pokemon right away. After the battle the pokemon will recieve half of the exp. points.
Shedinja
To get Shedinja, you must first catch a Nincada, and have an empty space in your party. People say you need a Pokeball for it, but you do NOT. Shedinja copies the ball the Nincada was caught in.
Anyways, with one empty space in your party, level up Nincada to level 20. It will evolve into Ninjask. When you check your party, you will see Shedinja sitting in the final slot, along with the Ninjask and 4 other Pokemon.
That is how to catch Shedinja.
Static's secondary effect
If you have a pokemon with the Static ability in the front of your party, it increases the chance of finding a wild electric type pokemon. This is EXTREMELY useful for finding rare electric types, like Pikachu in the Safari Zone.
Suction cups/Sticky hold's second ability
If a poke'mon in your party has suction cups/sticky hold as an ability, then you will have an easier time fishing for wild poke'mon.
Swarm's second ability
The Pokemon ability Swarm has 2 effects. It raises Bug-type attacks by 150% when the user is weak, and, new to Emerald, it makes pokemon cry in the background more often. For example, in caves outside of battle, you will hear a Pokemon screech more often.
Synchronize's second ability
If you have a poke'mon with synchronize as an ability, you will encounter more poke'mon with the same nature as the poke'mon with sychronize. Note that the poke'mon with this ability must be in the front of your party.
Unlimited Safari Zone Steps
Pay 500 to go to the Safari Zone. Go to a grass patch. Stay in the patch and don't walk. Just press the arrow buttons softly like a 90 degree angle and you might catch a rare pokemon without wasting your 500 steps!
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Altering Cave
You can go to Altering Cave after you beat the Elite Four. It is located on Route 103.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Altering Cave Beat the Elite Four
Contributed By: ExarionUniverse19
Battle Frontier
Once you beat the game, you can go to the Battle Frontier.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Battle Frontier Beat the Elite Four.
Contributed By: Tadisar_Tru89
Battle Frontier- Catching pokemon
When you first explore the battle frontier, go to the BATTLE PALACE, and go to the southwest corner. SURF to the other side, and you will first see a little old lady.
continue down the path south of the lady until you notice a strange tree that moves when you press A.
This is a sudowoodo, origianlly found in the GSC versions.
To battle it, use the WAILMER PAIL on it. You have only one chance to catch it, so don't screw it up.
After that, you can SURF on the water that the Sudowoodo was blocking. SURF down the WATERFALL, and keep surfing left (there are no fish or anything in the water, so don't bother.)
After a while, you will surf to a cave known as the ARTISTAN CAVE. Go inside, and as you explore the cave, you will find many stat items in the boulders (carbos, etc.) The only pokemon in this cave is SMEARGLE. (hence, the ARTISTAN cave.) The SMEARGLE are generally level 41 to 50. They can only use sketch once before they start struggling.
Contributed By: YamiDemonKyo
Berry Master's Wife Passwords
Tell the Berry Master's Wife certain phrases to receive the following berries. You can only tell her one of these each day.
Unlockable How to Unlock
CHALLENGE CONTEST You will receive a Pamtre Berry.
COOL LATIOS You will receive a Durin Berry.
GREAT BATTLE You will receive a Spelon Berry.
OVERWHELMING LATIAS You will receive a Watmel Berry.
SUPER HUSTLE You will receive a Belue Berry.
Contributed By: gpetzx
Catching GSC Pokemon At The Safari Zone
After you defeated the Elite Four, go to the Upgraded Safari Zone. In the Safari, you can catch some GSC Pokemon such as Houndour, Aipom, Stantler, Mareep, Miltank, and more GSC Pokemon. This Unlockable works only in Pokemon Emerald.
Contributed By: daisytwisted
Fishing rods
To get the old rod, go to dewford town and talk to the fisherman near the gym. He will give you a old rod. To get good rod, talk to the fisherman on route 118, east of mauville city. You must need surf to reach him. Talk to him and you will get good rod.
To get super rod, go to mossdeep city and go north of the space center and go into the house. The man inside will give you super rod.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Good Rod Talk to fisherman on route 118
Old Rod Talk to fisherman near dewford gym
Super Rod In the house north of the space center
Contributed By: Marth
Glass Items
On Route 113, to the right of Fallobour Town, is house in which a man will make you items if you bring him ash. To collect ash, walk through the ash covered grass. Then bring it to the glass item maker.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Black Flute Walk 1,000steps in the ash.
Blue Flute Walk 250 steps in the ash.
Pretty Chair Walk 6,000 steps in the ash.
Pretty Desk Walk 8,000 steps in the ash.
Red Flute Walk 500 steps in the ash.
White Flute Walk 1,000 steps in the ash.
Yellow Flute Walk 500 steps in the ash.
Contributed By: Mightyena14
National Pokedex
Unlockable How to Unlock
National Pokedex Beat the Elite 4. Proffessor Birch will visit you and give it to you once you leave your house.
Contributed By: khaos_reborn
Prizes from Scott
Talk to Scott in his house in the Battle Frontier, he'll give you certain decorations/berries depending on your accomplishments in the Battle Frontier.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Gold Shield (Decoration) Win 100 Battles
Lansat Berry Obtain all Silver Frontier Symbols
Silver Shield (Decoration) Win 50 Battles
Starf Berry Obtain all Gold Frontier Symbols
Contributed By: XxThunderxX
Special unlockable Pokemon
There are certain pokemon that can only be caught when you trigger certain events, like castform.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Beldum See Steven's house after you beat the Elite four.
Castform Take out the rival team at the weather institute.
Chikorita, Cyndaquil or Tododile When you complete the 200 Pokemon of Hoenn. Professor Birch will call you on your Pokenav.
Deoxys Get the Aurara Ticket, and go to Birth Island
Groudon Beat the Elite Four, and go to the land lair.
Ho-oh/Lugia Get the Mystic Ticket, and go to Navel Island
Kyogre Beat the Elite Four, and go to the sea lair.
Latios or Latias After beating the elite four, watch the T.V. downstairs in your house.
Latios or Latias Mix records with a Ruby or Sapphire with the Eon ticket, and go to Southern Island.
Mew Get the Old Sea Chart, and go to Faraway Island
Rayquaza Get Magma and Aqua to get Kyogre and Groudon out of the cave, and go to Sky Pillar.
Treeko, Torchic, or Mudkip Help Proffesor Birch escape the wild pokemon
Contributed By: shutdown56, prince_exe
The Diploma
Unlockable How to Unlock
National Pokedex Diploma Capture all 386 pokemon in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
Contributed By: gold21
Trainer Card Color Upgrades
As you accomplish more along your journey, your Trainer Card will change colors and rise in rank, depending on completing certain tasks. After completing one task, it will rise in one rank, but there are some tasks that cannot be completed until beating the Elite Four. You must do these tasks:
-Become Pokemon league Champion
-Complete the Hoenn Pokedex
-Collect all the gold symbols in the Battle Frontier
-Win one ribbon in all five of the Master Rank Pokemon Contests.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Bronze Rank Do one of the tasks mentioned above.
Copper Rank Do two of the tasks mentioned above.
Gold Rank Do all four of the tasks mentioned above.
Silver Rank Do three of the tasks mentioned above
Contributed By: discoinferno84
Training on Hills
To unlock Trainer Hill, you must beat the Elite Four.
Unlockable How to Unlock
Trainer Hill Beat the elite four
Contributed By: kingofgames333
Easter Eggs
Getting Latias Or Latios
After you defeat the Elite Four, go to your house and watch the television downstairs. After you watch it, your mom will ask you what color the Pokemon is. If you say Red, you will find Latias. If you say Blue, it will be Latios.
Contributed By: daisytwisted
Getting the other Lati
To get the other Lati (Latios or Latias), Mix Records with a Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire game that used the Eon Ticket. You can then get to a hidden island via the SS Tidal where you can find the Lati you didn't choose.
Contributed By: ozzirwerdna
Shiny pokemon
Every time you encounter a pokemon you have a 1/8192 chance of the pokemon being a different color, this is called a shiny pokemon
Contributed By: Y2JosHBK386
Glitches
Cloning Glitch
1. Save in front of the PC at the Battle Tower
2. Deposit the Pokemon you want to clone
3. Save again
4. Withdraw that same Pokemon
5. Go to the Link Multi Battle Lady
6. Select your two Pokemon, then when she asks if you want to save your game, say yes.
7. When the "Do you want to overwrite?" message appears, turn off your game.
Contributed By: Kayuri_Kitsune
Secrets
Battle Steven, the former champion.
After beating the Elite Four, a new part of Meteor Falls opens up. It is in the northwestern corner where you found Iron Tail. A new cave was made and you'll find Steven in it. His Pokemon are in the high 70's.
Contributed By: WaterMario222
Compound Eyes Second effect
If you have a Pokemon with Compound eyes 1st in your Party it will drw Wild Pokemon that has held Items more often.
Contributed By: get out
Cut's Out of Battle effect
Have a Pokemon use CUT to remove grass where wild Pokemon live. It will remove the chance of encountering wild Pokemon. The grass will regrow once you leave the area or enter a building.
Contributed By: Freedom202
Cute Charm's Second Effect
If you have a Pokemon with Cute Charm 1st in your Party it will more likely draw Wild Pokemon with the opposite gender of the Pokemon with Cute Charm.
Contributed By: get out
Faster hatching eggs
Simply put a pokemon with the ability Flame Body or Magma Armor on your team to cut the amount of steps needed to hatch an egg in half.
Contributed By: masterwolfe13
Get the Mental Herb
In one of the treehouses in Fortree City is a man with a Wingull. Talk to the Wingull, and it will fly off out of the treehouse. When you get to Mossdeep City, you will see a person with a Wingull. Talk to it and it will fly off as well. Then go back to Fortree City and into the treehouse where you talked to the first Wingull. Talk to the man next to the Wingull, and he will give you the Mental Herb, and item which is a hold item that prevents attraction on the Pokemon that is holding it.
Hustle's Second Effect
If you have a Pokemon with Hustle 1st in your Party it will draw Wild Pokemon that has a Higher Level than the Pokemon that has Hustle.
Inherit Pokemon Natures through breeding.
To do this you need an Everstone. To get one, search in Granite Cave for a lone rock on top of a plateau. Once you get an Everstone, let the a Ditto or a female Pokemon that you are breeding hold on to it. Once you receive and hatch the eggs, the offspring will have a 50% chance of inheriting the Nature from the Pokemon holding the Everstone.
Intimadate and Keen Eye's second ability
If you put a Pokemon that has intimidate or Keen Eye 1st in your party the chances of wild Pokemon encounter is reduced by 10%.
Lightningrod's second ability
If you have a poke'mon with lightningrod as an ability, you will get calls from registered trainers more often.
Magnet Pull's secondary effect
If you have a pokemon with the Magnet Pull ability in front of your party, it increases the chances of finding wild steel-type Pokemon. This is very useful for finding rare steel types, such as Mawile.
Mirage Island
Mirage Island is an invisble Island located on Route 130. Most of the time it will be invisible but on rare cases, the island will be visible. To find out if the island is there or not, go to Pacifidlog Town and talk to the old man in the bottom right house looking out the window. He will tell you wheter the island is there or not. The cause is unknown so a bit of luck is needed to find it. On the island you will find the rare Leichi Berry that powers up your Pokemon's attack in battle when it gets weak. In the grass, you will only find Wild Wynauts.
Mystery Gift
To unlock mystery gift, go to a pokemon mart and press A on the piece of paper on the counter. Then insert the words LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL. Press select to easily find the words. After this the store lady will talk to you and tell you that mystery gift is now unlocked.
Contributed By: linkums
Pokerus
This is a helpfull virus in the game. This virus can improve all of your stat points when you grow levels. If your pokemon has pokerus and it's in your party it will spread to your other pokemon. But these effects are temporary unless you put the infected pokemon in your PC. In order to get it, you need A LOT of luck. You need to find a wild pokemon with pokerus. You will know it has pokerus because it will be it's status condition. After you catch it, to make sure it really has pokerus go to any pokemon center and the nurse will say that it is infected with pokerus.
Raising weak pokemon easier
Just put the weak pokemon in the first slot. When a battle starts just switch out that pokemon right away. After the battle the pokemon will recieve half of the exp. points.
Shedinja
To get Shedinja, you must first catch a Nincada, and have an empty space in your party. People say you need a Pokeball for it, but you do NOT. Shedinja copies the ball the Nincada was caught in.
Anyways, with one empty space in your party, level up Nincada to level 20. It will evolve into Ninjask. When you check your party, you will see Shedinja sitting in the final slot, along with the Ninjask and 4 other Pokemon.
That is how to catch Shedinja.
Static's secondary effect
If you have a pokemon with the Static ability in the front of your party, it increases the chance of finding a wild electric type pokemon. This is EXTREMELY useful for finding rare electric types, like Pikachu in the Safari Zone.
Suction cups/Sticky hold's second ability
If a poke'mon in your party has suction cups/sticky hold as an ability, then you will have an easier time fishing for wild poke'mon.
Swarm's second ability
The Pokemon ability Swarm has 2 effects. It raises Bug-type attacks by 150% when the user is weak, and, new to Emerald, it makes pokemon cry in the background more often. For example, in caves outside of battle, you will hear a Pokemon screech more often.
Synchronize's second ability
If you have a poke'mon with synchronize as an ability, you will encounter more poke'mon with the same nature as the poke'mon with sychronize. Note that the poke'mon with this ability must be in the front of your party.
Unlimited Safari Zone Steps
Pay 500 to go to the Safari Zone. Go to a grass patch. Stay in the patch and don't walk. Just press the arrow buttons softly like a 90 degree angle and you might catch a rare pokemon without wasting your 500 steps!
Monday, January 08, 2007
the sims 2 cheat (psp)
Codes
Perk Cheat
In the Buy Perks screen in the info menu hold L + R + Square simultaneously. A cheat perk will appear showing a Woo-Hoo icon, which is free. If you buy it you will get a money boost, add some skills, clean your urgencies and completely fill your Sanity level.
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Perk Cheat
In the Buy Perks screen in the info menu hold L + R + Square simultaneously. A cheat perk will appear showing a Woo-Hoo icon, which is free. If you buy it you will get a money boost, add some skills, clean your urgencies and completely fill your Sanity level.
Code
Effect
Hold R + L + SquareGet the cheat perkTuesday, December 26, 2006
pokemon mystery dungeon firend area faq
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team Friend Area GuideWritten by Martin Kaca (martinkaca) Version 1.1
Table of Contents1. Introduction2. How to Unlock Friend Areas3. Starter Friend Areas4. The Friend Areas5. Frequently Asked Questions6. Thanks7. Version History8. Coming Soon9. Legal10. Contact Info11. Closing
====================1. Introduction====================Hello my name is Martin Kaca. I am writing this guide because of all of the people wondering where everyone’s friend area is and how to unlock them. This guide will tell you how to unlock all of the Friend Areas and what pokémon belong in each of those areas. This is my first guide so I hope you like it.
====================2. How to Unlock Friend Areas====================Friend Areas are unlocked five different ways. The first way is to buy them from Wigglytuff. A lot of the friend Areas that you can buy from Wigglytuff do not become available for purchase until you complete the main story mode. The second way is from Bulletin Board job rewards. They are mostly random missions that give you a friend area for completing it. The third way is recruiting certain bosses. Most legendary pokémon will give you their Friend Area when you befriend them. The forth way is to experience story events. In the main story line you will receive a couple areas automatically. The final way is automatic and is the one for your starter and partner.
====================3. Starter Friend Areas====================Bulbasaur - Beau PlainsCharmander - Mt. CleftChikorita - Beau PlainsCubone - Mt. DeepgreenCyndaquil - Scorched PlainsEevee - Morphing ForestMachop - Mt. DisciplineMeowth - Energetic ForestMudkip - Peanut SwampPikachu - Energetic ForestPsyduck - Turtleshell PondSkitty - Energetic ForestSquirtle - Turtleshell PondTotodile - Rub-a-Dub RiverTorchic - Scorched PlainsTreecko - Overgrown Forest
====================4. The Friend Areas====================This is the area where I list all of the Friend Areas, how to unlock them, and what pokémon belong to each one. The list is alphabetical.
Friend Area - Aged Chamber ANHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - Unown AUnown BUnown CUnown DUnown EUnown FUnown GUnown HUnown IUnown JUnown KUnown LUnown MUnown N
Friend Area - Aged Chamber O?How to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon -Unown OUnown PUnown QUnown RUnown SUnown TUnown UUnown VUnown WUnown XUnown YUnown ZUnown !Unown ?
Friend Area - Ancient RelicHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - AerodactylBaltoyClaydolRegirockRegiceRegisteel
Friend Area - Beau PlainsHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (600) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - BulbasaurIvysaurVenusaurChikoritaBayleefMeganiumHoppipSkiploomJumpluffRoseliaTaillowSwellow
Friend Area - Boulder CaveHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - DiglettDugtrioOnixSteelix
Friend Area - Bountiful SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - ShellderCloysterStaryuStarmieSlowpokeSlowbroSlowkingTentacoolTentacruel
Friend Area - CraterHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (7,500)List of Pokémon - MagbyMagmarTorkoalSlugmaMagcargoMumelCamerupt
Friend Area - Cryptic CaveHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - Mewtwo
Friend Area - Darkness RidgeHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Absol.List of Pokémon - AbsolVulpixNinetailsGastlyHaunterGengarShuppetBanetteSableyeDuskullDusclopsMisdreavus
Friend Area - Decrepit LabHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - AbraKadabraAlakazamPorygonPorygon2DittoMr. Mime
Friend Area - Deep-Sea CurrentHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Lugia.List of Pokémon - Lugia
Friend Area - Deep-Sea FloorHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - OmanyteOmastarKabutoKabutopsLileepCradilyClamperlHuntailGorebyssChinchouLanturnRelicanth
Friend Area - Dragon CaveHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - BagonShelgonSalamence
Friend Area - Echo Cave How to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (7,500)List of Pokémon - ZubatGolbatCrobatDunsparceWynautWobbuffetWhismurLoudredExploudMawileNosepass
Friend Area - Enclosed IslandHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Deoxys.List of Pokémon - Deoxys
Friend Area - Energetic ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game (5,000) or a Starter area.List of Pokémon - PichuPikachuRaichuMeowthPersianMankeyPrimeapeSkittyDelcattyAipomStantlerSnorlaxSlakothVigorothSlaking
Friend Area - Final IslandHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - Mew
Friend Area - Flyaway ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (550)List of Pokémon - PidgeyPidgeottoPidgeotHoothootNoctowlNatuXatuTogepiTogeticSwabluAltariaMurkrow
Friend Area - Frigid CavernHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,000)List of Pokémon - SnoruntGlalieSwinubPiloswineSmoochumJynxDelibird
Friend Area - Furnace DesertHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - SandshrewSandslashCacneaCacturneTrapinchVibravaFlygon
Friend Area - Healing ForestHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Celebi.List of Pokémon - Celebi
Friend Area - Ice Floe BeachHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,500)List of Pokémon - SeelDewgongSphealSealeoWalrein
Friend Area - JungleHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (800)List of Pokémon - OddishGloomVileplumeBellossomBellsproutWeepinbellVictreebelSunkern SunfloraExeggcuteExeggutorTangelaTropius
Friend Area - Legendary IslandHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Articuno, Moltres or Zapdos.List of Pokémon - ArticunoMoltresZapdos
Friend Area - Magnetic QuarryHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - BeldumMetangMetagross
Friend Area - Mist-Rise ForestHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - CaterpieMetapodButterfreeWeedleKakunaBeedrillWurmpleSilcoonBeautiflyCascoonDustoxLedybaLedianYanma
Friend Area - Mt. CleftHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (5,000) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - CharmanderCharmeleonCharizardAronLaironAggronLavitarPupitarTyranitar
Friend Area - Mt. DeepgreenHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (120) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - GeodudeGravvelerGolemCuboneMarowakTeddiursaUrsaringSpoinkGrumpigGilgarSpindaShuckle
Friend Area - Mt. DisciplineHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (1,200) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - MachopMochokeMachampTyrogueHitmonchanHitmonleeHitmontopMedititeMedichamMakuhitaHariyama
Friend Area - Mt. MoonviewHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - CleffaClefairyClefableLunatoneSolrockJirachi
Friend Area - Mushroom ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500)List of Pokémon - ParasParasectSeedotNuzleafShiftryShroomishBreloom
Friend Area - Mystic LakeHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (2,500)List of Pokémon - LaprasDratiniDragonairDragonite
Friend Area - Overgrown ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (600) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - TreeckoCrovyleSceptileKecleonPinsirScytherScizorSudowoodoHeracross
Friend Area - Peanut SwampHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (2,500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - MudkipMarshtompSwampertWooperQuagsireBarboachWhiscash
Friend Area - Poison SwampHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - GrimerMukKoffingWeezingGulpinSwalot
Friend Area - Power PlantHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - MagnemiteMagnetonVoltorbElectrodeElekidElectabuzz
Friend Area - Rainbow PeakHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Ho-Oh.List of Pokémon - Ho-Oh
Friend Area - Ravaged FieldHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (1,000)List of Pokémon - SpearowFearowHoundourHoundoomSkarmory
Friend Area - Rub-a-Dub RiverHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - TotodileCroconawFeraligatrGoldeenSeakingVolbeatIllumise
Friend Area - Sacred FieldHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - EnteiRaikouSuicune
Friend Area - SafariHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (700) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - Nidoran (f)NidorinaNidoqueenNidoran (m)NidorinoNidokingPhanpyDonphanRhyhornRhydonDoduoDodrioKangaskhanTaurosMiltank
Friend Area - Scorched PlainsHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game (5,000) or a Starter area.List of Pokémon - TorchicCombuskenBlazikenCyndaquilQuilavaTyphlosionGrowlithArcaninePonytaRapidash
Friend Area - Seafloor CaveHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Kyogre.List of Pokémon - Kyogre
Friend Area - Secretive ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - PinecoForretressNincadaNinjaskShedinjaSpinarakAriadosVenonatNenomoth
Friend Area - Serene SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - WailmerWailordQwilfishMantine
Friend Area - Shallow BeachHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - WingullPelipperKrabbyKinglerCorsola
Friend Area - Sky Blue PlainsHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - IgglybuffJigglypuffWigglytuffChanseyBlisseySnubbullGranbullRaltsKirliaGardevoirLickitungGirafarigSmeargle
Friend Area - Southern IslandHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,500)List of Pokémon - LatiasLatios
Friend Area - Stratos LookoutHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Rayquaza.List of Pokémon - Rayquaza
Friend Area - Tadpole PondHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (500)List of Pokémon - LotadLombreLudicoloSurskitMasquerainPoliwagPoliwhirlPoliwrathPolitoed
Friend Area - Thunder MeadowHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - PlusleMinunSentretFurretMareepFlaaffyAmpharosElectrikeManectricCastformChimecho
Friend Area - Transform ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - EeveeEspeonFlareonJolteonUmbreonVaporeon
Friend Area - Treasure SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (4,500)List of Pokémon - HorseaSedraKingdraRemoraidOctilleryCarvanhaSharpedoAnorithArmaldoLuvdisc
Friend Area - Turtleshell PondHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (5,500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - SquirtleWartortleBlastoiseAzurillMarillAzumarillPsyduckGolduckCorphishCrawdaunt
Friend Area - Volcanic PitHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Groudon.List of Pokémon - Groudon
Friend Area - Waterfall LakeHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (3,500)List of Pokémon - MagikarpGyaradosFeebasMilotic
Friend Area - Wild PlainsHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - RattataRaticateEkansArbokSeviperZigzagoonLinoonePoochyenaMightyenaDrowzeeHypnoZangooseFarfetch'd
====================6. Frequently Asked Questions====================Q: Can you recruit starters?A: Yes
Q: Can you evlove pokemon?A: Yes, after you defeat Rayquaza you can evolve.
Q: If you kill a Legendary pokemon, can you still catch it?A: Yes, just go face them again.
More Coming Soon
====================6. Thanks====================Thanks to Nintendo for making this game.To Gamefaqs.com for hosting this guide.The "Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team" message board users.
====================7. Version History====================Version 1.0 - How to unlock friend areas, starter friend areas, the friend areas and what pokémon live there.
====================8. Coming Soon====================*Where to find all the pokémon**Wonder Codes**And More*
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Table of Contents1. Introduction2. How to Unlock Friend Areas3. Starter Friend Areas4. The Friend Areas5. Frequently Asked Questions6. Thanks7. Version History8. Coming Soon9. Legal10. Contact Info11. Closing
====================1. Introduction====================Hello my name is Martin Kaca. I am writing this guide because of all of the people wondering where everyone’s friend area is and how to unlock them. This guide will tell you how to unlock all of the Friend Areas and what pokémon belong in each of those areas. This is my first guide so I hope you like it.
====================2. How to Unlock Friend Areas====================Friend Areas are unlocked five different ways. The first way is to buy them from Wigglytuff. A lot of the friend Areas that you can buy from Wigglytuff do not become available for purchase until you complete the main story mode. The second way is from Bulletin Board job rewards. They are mostly random missions that give you a friend area for completing it. The third way is recruiting certain bosses. Most legendary pokémon will give you their Friend Area when you befriend them. The forth way is to experience story events. In the main story line you will receive a couple areas automatically. The final way is automatic and is the one for your starter and partner.
====================3. Starter Friend Areas====================Bulbasaur - Beau PlainsCharmander - Mt. CleftChikorita - Beau PlainsCubone - Mt. DeepgreenCyndaquil - Scorched PlainsEevee - Morphing ForestMachop - Mt. DisciplineMeowth - Energetic ForestMudkip - Peanut SwampPikachu - Energetic ForestPsyduck - Turtleshell PondSkitty - Energetic ForestSquirtle - Turtleshell PondTotodile - Rub-a-Dub RiverTorchic - Scorched PlainsTreecko - Overgrown Forest
====================4. The Friend Areas====================This is the area where I list all of the Friend Areas, how to unlock them, and what pokémon belong to each one. The list is alphabetical.
Friend Area - Aged Chamber ANHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - Unown AUnown BUnown CUnown DUnown EUnown FUnown GUnown HUnown IUnown JUnown KUnown LUnown MUnown N
Friend Area - Aged Chamber O?How to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon -Unown OUnown PUnown QUnown RUnown SUnown TUnown UUnown VUnown WUnown XUnown YUnown ZUnown !Unown ?
Friend Area - Ancient RelicHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - AerodactylBaltoyClaydolRegirockRegiceRegisteel
Friend Area - Beau PlainsHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (600) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - BulbasaurIvysaurVenusaurChikoritaBayleefMeganiumHoppipSkiploomJumpluffRoseliaTaillowSwellow
Friend Area - Boulder CaveHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - DiglettDugtrioOnixSteelix
Friend Area - Bountiful SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - ShellderCloysterStaryuStarmieSlowpokeSlowbroSlowkingTentacoolTentacruel
Friend Area - CraterHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (7,500)List of Pokémon - MagbyMagmarTorkoalSlugmaMagcargoMumelCamerupt
Friend Area - Cryptic CaveHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - Mewtwo
Friend Area - Darkness RidgeHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Absol.List of Pokémon - AbsolVulpixNinetailsGastlyHaunterGengarShuppetBanetteSableyeDuskullDusclopsMisdreavus
Friend Area - Decrepit LabHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - AbraKadabraAlakazamPorygonPorygon2DittoMr. Mime
Friend Area - Deep-Sea CurrentHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Lugia.List of Pokémon - Lugia
Friend Area - Deep-Sea FloorHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (5,500)List of Pokémon - OmanyteOmastarKabutoKabutopsLileepCradilyClamperlHuntailGorebyssChinchouLanturnRelicanth
Friend Area - Dragon CaveHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - BagonShelgonSalamence
Friend Area - Echo Cave How to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (7,500)List of Pokémon - ZubatGolbatCrobatDunsparceWynautWobbuffetWhismurLoudredExploudMawileNosepass
Friend Area - Enclosed IslandHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Deoxys.List of Pokémon - Deoxys
Friend Area - Energetic ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game (5,000) or a Starter area.List of Pokémon - PichuPikachuRaichuMeowthPersianMankeyPrimeapeSkittyDelcattyAipomStantlerSnorlaxSlakothVigorothSlaking
Friend Area - Final IslandHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - Mew
Friend Area - Flyaway ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (550)List of Pokémon - PidgeyPidgeottoPidgeotHoothootNoctowlNatuXatuTogepiTogeticSwabluAltariaMurkrow
Friend Area - Frigid CavernHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,000)List of Pokémon - SnoruntGlalieSwinubPiloswineSmoochumJynxDelibird
Friend Area - Furnace DesertHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - SandshrewSandslashCacneaCacturneTrapinchVibravaFlygon
Friend Area - Healing ForestHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Celebi.List of Pokémon - Celebi
Friend Area - Ice Floe BeachHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,500)List of Pokémon - SeelDewgongSphealSealeoWalrein
Friend Area - JungleHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (800)List of Pokémon - OddishGloomVileplumeBellossomBellsproutWeepinbellVictreebelSunkern SunfloraExeggcuteExeggutorTangelaTropius
Friend Area - Legendary IslandHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Articuno, Moltres or Zapdos.List of Pokémon - ArticunoMoltresZapdos
Friend Area - Magnetic QuarryHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - BeldumMetangMetagross
Friend Area - Mist-Rise ForestHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - CaterpieMetapodButterfreeWeedleKakunaBeedrillWurmpleSilcoonBeautiflyCascoonDustoxLedybaLedianYanma
Friend Area - Mt. CleftHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (5,000) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - CharmanderCharmeleonCharizardAronLaironAggronLavitarPupitarTyranitar
Friend Area - Mt. DeepgreenHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (120) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - GeodudeGravvelerGolemCuboneMarowakTeddiursaUrsaringSpoinkGrumpigGilgarSpindaShuckle
Friend Area - Mt. DisciplineHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (1,200) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - MachopMochokeMachampTyrogueHitmonchanHitmonleeHitmontopMedititeMedichamMakuhitaHariyama
Friend Area - Mt. MoonviewHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - CleffaClefairyClefableLunatoneSolrockJirachi
Friend Area - Mushroom ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500)List of Pokémon - ParasParasectSeedotNuzleafShiftryShroomishBreloom
Friend Area - Mystic LakeHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (2,500)List of Pokémon - LaprasDratiniDragonairDragonite
Friend Area - Overgrown ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (600) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - TreeckoCrovyleSceptileKecleonPinsirScytherScizorSudowoodoHeracross
Friend Area - Peanut SwampHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (2,500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - MudkipMarshtompSwampertWooperQuagsireBarboachWhiscash
Friend Area - Poison SwampHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,500)List of Pokémon - GrimerMukKoffingWeezingGulpinSwalot
Friend Area - Power PlantHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - MagnemiteMagnetonVoltorbElectrodeElekidElectabuzz
Friend Area - Rainbow PeakHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Ho-Oh.List of Pokémon - Ho-Oh
Friend Area - Ravaged FieldHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (1,000)List of Pokémon - SpearowFearowHoundourHoundoomSkarmory
Friend Area - Rub-a-Dub RiverHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - TotodileCroconawFeraligatrGoldeenSeakingVolbeatIllumise
Friend Area - Sacred FieldHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - EnteiRaikouSuicune
Friend Area - SafariHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (700) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - Nidoran (f)NidorinaNidoqueenNidoran (m)NidorinoNidokingPhanpyDonphanRhyhornRhydonDoduoDodrioKangaskhanTaurosMiltank
Friend Area - Scorched PlainsHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game (5,000) or a Starter area.List of Pokémon - TorchicCombuskenBlazikenCyndaquilQuilavaTyphlosionGrowlithArcaninePonytaRapidash
Friend Area - Seafloor CaveHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Kyogre.List of Pokémon - Kyogre
Friend Area - Secretive ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (6,500)List of Pokémon - PinecoForretressNincadaNinjaskShedinjaSpinarakAriadosVenonatNenomoth
Friend Area - Serene SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - WailmerWailordQwilfishMantine
Friend Area - Shallow BeachHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (8,000)List of Pokémon - WingullPelipperKrabbyKinglerCorsola
Friend Area - Sky Blue PlainsHow to Unlock - Reward from a Mission.List of Pokémon - IgglybuffJigglypuffWigglytuffChanseyBlisseySnubbullGranbullRaltsKirliaGardevoirLickitungGirafarigSmeargle
Friend Area - Southern IslandHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (9,500)List of Pokémon - LatiasLatios
Friend Area - Stratos LookoutHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Rayquaza.List of Pokémon - Rayquaza
Friend Area - Tadpole PondHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (500)List of Pokémon - LotadLombreLudicoloSurskitMasquerainPoliwagPoliwhirlPoliwrathPolitoed
Friend Area - Thunder MeadowHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff. (1,000)List of Pokémon - PlusleMinunSentretFurretMareepFlaaffyAmpharosElectrikeManectricCastformChimecho
Friend Area - Transform ForestHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - EeveeEspeonFlareonJolteonUmbreonVaporeon
Friend Area - Treasure SeaHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (4,500)List of Pokémon - HorseaSedraKingdraRemoraidOctilleryCarvanhaSharpedoAnorithArmaldoLuvdisc
Friend Area - Turtleshell PondHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff (5,500) or a Starter Area.List of Pokémon - SquirtleWartortleBlastoiseAzurillMarillAzumarillPsyduckGolduckCorphishCrawdaunt
Friend Area - Volcanic PitHow to Unlock - Obtained when you recruit Groudon.List of Pokémon - Groudon
Friend Area - Waterfall LakeHow to Unlock - Buy from Wigglytuff after beating the game. (3,500)List of Pokémon - MagikarpGyaradosFeebasMilotic
Friend Area - Wild PlainsHow to Unlock - Obtained when you first visit Wigglytuff.List of Pokémon - RattataRaticateEkansArbokSeviperZigzagoonLinoonePoochyenaMightyenaDrowzeeHypnoZangooseFarfetch'd
====================6. Frequently Asked Questions====================Q: Can you recruit starters?A: Yes
Q: Can you evlove pokemon?A: Yes, after you defeat Rayquaza you can evolve.
Q: If you kill a Legendary pokemon, can you still catch it?A: Yes, just go face them again.
More Coming Soon
====================6. Thanks====================Thanks to Nintendo for making this game.To Gamefaqs.com for hosting this guide.The "Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team" message board users.
====================7. Version History====================Version 1.0 - How to unlock friend areas, starter friend areas, the friend areas and what pokémon live there.
====================8. Coming Soon====================*Where to find all the pokémon**Wonder Codes**And More*
