Pokemon: Leaf Green - Strategy Guide (Page 06)
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Before you go up, make sure you're prepared for a battle. A lady will battle
you holding 2 Level 49 Persians. After the battle, she will take you to her
house, the empty one that you passed by. Talk to her again, and you will
get...absolutely nothing. She will ask for some Pokemon. If you can get them,
you will get a prize. Both the prize and the Pokemon are random. This is
optional, but if you want you can go back through the cave to get a Silk
Scarf.
Head back to the mainland.
Don't bother fighting Pidgeotto, they'll just Whirlwind you away. The GS
Pokemon, as usual, are at extremely low levels.
This time, go east. Cut the bush to find a max potion. Now fight the Rocket
holding a Level 48 Rattata, Grimer, and Muk. Keep going to fight your first
female Rocket holding a Level 48 Ekans and 2 Glooms. After her, keep going and
Surf to find a PP Up. Now head back to land and go up to fight the Rocket
holding a Level 49 Koffing and Weezing. After beating him you are free to go
up to a secret Rocket headquarters. You can only access this if you have gone
to Island 6 though.
If you Surf East from the Rocket Headquarters, you will come across a piece
of land. Go South of that and you will come across another land, get on this
one. You will find the Memorial Pillar which is the grave for the young man
there's Onix. "Talk" to the pillar with a Lemonade in your inventory to get a
TM42.
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| --- 7.06 - Island 6 --- (0706) |
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When you first get to town, head into the Pokemon Center and Mart.
Pokémon Mart
Here's a listing of items available for purchase:
.----------------------------.
| Island 6 Pokemart |
>--------------------------<
| Ultra Ball............1200 |
| Max Potion............1200 |
| Revive................1500 |
| Ice Heal...............250 |
| Full Heal..............600 |
| Dream mail..............50 |
| Max Repel..............700 |
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When you enter the Pokemon Center, your Rival will be there. Speak to him,
then heal your Pokemon if need be. When you're done, go east and down the
stairs and battle the trainer on the beach.
Head south through the tall grass (pick up a Sentret while you're here) until
you reach the stairs. Go up them and face the trainer there, then continue
south to Ruin Valley.
Ruin Valley
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When you get to the grassy portion, head south. Push the rocks near the
southern bend to get the Sun Stone, then return north. Take the path west and
cut through the grass. Continue down until you reach two paths leading down.
Take the leftmost one to locate an HP Up. Go down the right path leading
south to find a staircase leading up to fight with the next trainer.
Go north then east to find some stairs up to another couple of trainer
battles.
Continue south down the stairs and move to the door. It has a braille
inscription. It says Cut, so use Cut on the door and it will open. Go inside
to get into Dotted Hole.
Dotted Hole
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Inside this cave, drop through the hole in the floor. There is a tablet with
more cuneiform writing on it. It will give you directions... but what do you
care? We're gonna tell you first:
UP
LEFT
RIGHT
DOWN
When you get to the bottom, you'll find the Sapphire. As you take it, some
scientist shows up and steals it from you, taking it to Five Island. Don't go
there yet. Leave the cave and return the way you came. Go up the stairway you
passed on the way there to fight this trainer:
Once you defeat him, move the boulders to his right to find a Full Restore.
Return to the beach and head north. Surf in the water at the north end and
keep heading up to find this trainer:
Once you get to land, you'll face a pair. After you defeat them, go up into
town to take on another. On the west side of town, you'll run into the Green
Path.
Green Path
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Green Path is home to wild Pokemon (including Heracross) and a gaggle of
trainers.
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| --- 7.07 - Island 7 --- (0707) |
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Another island to explore. Heal your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center and stock
up on the healing items at the Pokemart.
From the town, head south west past the grassy area to a cave. There's a
boulders puzzle here. You need to push the boulders to fill all the gap in the
floor.
Anyway, here's the way to solve the puzzle. Push the middle of the upper
boulder straight up until it fill the gap at the northern most corner of the
room. As for the two upper boulders left, push them to the middle to where the
middle upper boulder originally stood. From here, push them up two squares, and
push it to either left or right to fill the gap. Do the same with the other
boulder.
As for the lower boulders, push the two nearer to the exit to the side against
the wall. Push these two boulders up, filling the gaps nearest to the exit.
The rest of the boulders should be easy, push them up to the original posistion
of middle-upper boulder and push them to the side. If you've done all of this
correctly, an earthquake will happen.
From the cave, head south until you find a place to surf. Surf along the
region, and you'll find various ruins containing Unown. There are 7 ruins in
total, each corresponding with colors. Each ruins have their own names, and
there are 28 unown in total.
Once you're done capturing the Unown, head back to the town. Head North and
surf to the northern island. Here, you'll find the Trainer Tower. Check out the
miscellaneous section for more info on trainer tower.
NOTE:
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All Codes are for the VBA (Virtual Boy Advance, meaning the ROM
version. Also, it is only for the Japanese version. Warp codes
for the English Versions will eventually come)
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| --- 7.08 - Island 8 --- (0708) |
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You'll need a special ticket to get to these island. There's nothing
here but a cave. However, this cave contains two legendary Pokemon. Enter the
cave. Head straight for the ladder and climb it down Now take another ladder
down. Continue heading straight until you come to a junction. Now there are two
choices. The left path takes you to the top of the island. The right path takes
you to underground.
Ho-oh > Catch Difficulty: Very Hard
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If you choose the left path, you'll eventually meet a level 70 Ho-oh.
Lugia > Catch Difficulty: Very Hard
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If you choose the right path you'll eventually meet a level 70 Lugia.
Ho-oh and Lugia will have Sunny Day and Rain Dance respectively, making this
battle harder. If you still have a master ball, you might want to consider
using it on one of the Pokemon. Once you've beaten/captured Ho-oh, use
itemfinder on the spot where it used to be for a sacred ash.
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| --- 7.09 - Island 9 --- (0709) |
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At the South-eastern corner of the third island map, there is a small
island with Deoxys on it.
There will be a triangle puzzle you need to solve to get into battle against
Deoxys. If you press the triangle, it will move randomly. Now you need to get
to the triangle and press against it in as few steps as possible. If you did
not do this properly, the triangle will move back to its original position. If
you do the puzzle correctly, it will glow hot gradually. Once you've move the
triangle enough, the ground will shake, and the triangle will be shattered into
pieces. Soon you'll see Deoxys descending down the sky.
Deoxys > Catch Difficulty: Very Hard
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Deoxys will be at level 30. It has different sprites in the different versions
of the game if you managed to capture it.
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| __ | 08. After Quest (0800) | __ |
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So you beat the Elite 4 and finished the Islands, is there still some parts
that I haven't explored yet? Well, there are a few things that will be
discussed here.
Note: After the Elite 4, one of the legendary dogs will be triggered. If you
chose Squirtle, Raikou will be running around all of Kanto. Entei for
Bulbasaur, and Suicune for Charmander. This is what you use your Master Ball
for, unless you want to run around for a while looking for them.
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| --- 8.01 Unknown Dungeon --- (0801) |
O============================================================================O
To get to the Unknown Dungeon, first take the Ferry to Vermilion City, and then
fly to Cerulean City. Go north into Route 24, and surf south from there.
After a short bit of surfing, you'll find the entrance to a cave. This, is
the Unknown Dugeon (Cerulean Cave).
.--------------,----------,------------.-----------------------.
| Pokemon Name | FireRed | LeafGreen | Items: Sefoam Islands |______________
>-------------+----------+-----------<`-----------------------| |
| Primeape | Uncommon | Uncommon | | |
| Golbat | Uncommon | Uncommon | | |
| Magneton | Uncommon | Uncommon | '--------------'
| Machoke | Uncommon | Uncommon |
| Wobuffet | Uncommon | Uncommon |
| Ditto | Uncommon | Uncommon |
| Parasect | Uncommon | Uncommon |
| Electrode | Rare | Rare |
'--------------'----------'------------'
The Cerulean Cave is filled with the strongest wild Pokemon. It's quite an
interesting place to navigate, because it feels like you'll never reach where
you want to go. As you go towards Mewtwo, you'll pick up many items and meet
many powerful Pokemon. After going through a maze like structure several
times, you'll find Mewtwo between two rocks.
Mewtwo > Catch Difficulty: Very Hard
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Mewtwo is a lv. 70 Psychic Pokemon, the strongest Pokemon in the game. This
is the time to use your Master Ball, and hopefully, that wasn't used already.
If your Master Ball was used on some other weaker Pokemon, then you better
prepare for the hardest Pokemon capturing ever. Mewtwo is nearly impossible
to catch. However, it is possible, and you'll need many, many Ultra Balls and
a Pokemon that'll lower Mewtwo's HP to nearly nothing and to put it to sleep.
After catching Mewtwo, you should be proud to be the owner of the most
powerful Pokemon in the world of Pokemon!
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| --- 8.02 Elite 4 Revisisted --- (0802) |
O============================================================================O
Interestingly enough, the Elite 4 have managed to become stronger after their
first trouncing. Your team should be in their high 50's or low 60's (or higher
if you feel like it) before challenging them again. All their teams will be in
the 60's, so odds are they'll outrank you in terms of levels.
Like previously, stock up a lot and get ready for the biggest battles of
Pokemon history. Don't forget that handy save button and Pokemon of at least
Level 60. Oh, and all the trainers have Full Restores. A lot of them. They no
longer have Sitrus Berries though. If you're really struggling agaisnt them,
it's most likely because of the level. Just go take a break training at the
Unknown Dungeon.
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| __ | 09. Items List (0900) | __ |
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NORMAL ITEMS:
o-------------------------o--------------------------------------o
| Item Name | Item Effect |
+-------------------------+--------------------------------------+
| - Antidote | Cures Poison |
| - Awakening | Cures sleep |
| - Big Mushroom | Sells high |
| - Berry Juice | Heals 20 HP |
| - Black Flute | Temporarily decreases encounters |
| - Blue Flute | Stops sleep |
| - Blue Shard | Can be traded for water stone |
| - Burn Heal | Heals burn |
| - Dire Hit | Raises Critcal rate |
| - Elixer | Restores 10 HP to all moves |
| - Energy Powder | Heals 50 HP, tastes bad |
| - Energy Root | Heals 200 HP, tastes bad |
| - Escape Rope | Escapes from caves, etc. |
| - Ether | Restores all of PP for one move |
| - Fresh Water | Heals 50 HP |
| - Full Heal | Heals any status condition |
| - Full Restore | Restores all HP and conditions |
| - Green Shard | Can be traded for leaf stone |
| - Guard Special | Reduces Critcal hit chance |
| - Heal Powder | Heals any condition |
| - Hyper Potion | Heals 200 HP |
| - Ice Heal | Cures freeze |
| - Lava Cookie | Heals 30 HP |
| - Lemonade | Heals 80 HP |
| - Max Ether | Restores 10 PP for all moves |
| - Max Potion | Heals all HP |
| - Max Repel | Repels wild pokemon (250 steps) |
| - Max Revive | Revives one pokemon with all HP |
| - Moo Moo Milk | Heals 100 HP |
| - Nugget | Sells for 5000 |
| - Paralyz Heal | Cures paralyziz |
| - Pearl | Sells high |
| - Pokedoll | Runs from one battle |
| - Potion | Heals 20 HP |
| - Red Flute | Restores attraction |
| - Red Shard | Can be traded for fire stone |
| - Repel | Repels wild pokemon (100 steps) |
| - Revival Herb | Revives one pkmn and HP, taste bad |
| - Revive | Revives one pokemon with half HP |
| - Sacred Ash | Revives all fainted pokemon |
| - Tiny Mushroom | Sells low |
| - Soda Pop | Heals 60 HP |
| - Star Dust | Sells for 1000 |
| - Star Piece | Sells for 4900 |
| - Super Potion | Heals 50 HP |
| - Super Repel | Repels wild pokemon (200 steps) |
| - X Accuracy | Raises accuracy by 1 |
| - X Attack | Raises attack by 1 |
| - X Defend | Raises defense by 1 |
| - X Special | Raises all specials by 1 |
| - X Speed | Raises speed by 1 |
| - Yellow Flute | Stops confusions |
| - Yellow Shard | Can be traded for thunder stone |
| - White Flute | Temporarily increases Encounters |
+-------------------------+--------------------------------------+
KEY ITEMS:
o-----------------------o------------------------------------o
| Item Name | Item Effect |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
| - Arco Bike | Can do tricks. |
| - Aurora Ticket | Allows you to go to Island 9 |
| - Basement Key | Access to new mauville |
| - Berry Pouch | Holds berries |
| - Bicycle | A normal bike |
| - Bike Voucher | Trade it to get a bike |
| - Blue Orb | Use it for Kyroge |
| - Card Key | Use it to open doors in silph co. |
| - Claw Fossil | Turns into Anorith |
| - Coin Case | Hold's up to 9,999 coins |
| - Contest Pass | Pass to participate contest |
| - Devon Goods | A package for capt. Stern |
| - Devon Scope | Allows you to see Kecleon |
| - Dome Fossil | Turns to Kabuto |
| - Elavator Key | Unlocks elavator in rocket base |
| - Eon Ticket | Access to southern island |
| - Fame Checker | Gives info. on other people |
| - Go Goggles | Can go through sand storms |
| - Gold Teeth | Warden's teeth |
| - Good Rod | A rod for fishing |
| - Helix Fossil | Turns to Omanyte |
| - Itemfinder | Access's unsee able items |
| - Letter | A letter to steven |
| - Lift Key | Open's elevator in rocket hideout |
| - Powder Jar | Holds crushed berries |
| - Meteorite | Can be traded for moon stone |
| - Mystery Ticket | Allows you to go to island 8 |
| - Oak's Parcel | Pro. oak's item |
| - Old Amber | Turns to Aerodactyl |
| - Old Rod | A rod to fish |
| - Pokeblock Case | Holds pokeblocks |
| - Pokeflute | Cures sleep |
| - Rainbow pass | Allows you to go to island 4-7 |
| - Red Orb | Use it for Groudon |
| - Room 1 Key | Unlocks room 1 in abandoned ship |
| - Room 2 Key | Unlocks room 2 in abandoned ship |
| - Room 4 Key | Unlocks room 4 in abandoned ship |
| - Room 6 Key | Unlocks room 6 in abandoned ship |
| - Root Fossil | Turns into Lileep |
| - Ruby Plate | Needed for Island 1 |
| - S.S Ticket | Ticket for S.S anne |
| - Sapphire Plate | Needed in island 1 |
| - Scanner | Can be traded. |
| - Secret Key | Unlocks cinnabar gym |
| - Silph Scope | Allows you to see ghost |
| - Soot Sack | Holds ash |
| - Storage Key | Opens a room in Abandonde ship |
| - Super Rod | A rod for fishing |
| - Tea | Allows you to go to sanfron city |
| - Teach TV | A educational portable TV |
| - TM Case | Holds your TM's and HM's |
| - Tri Pass | Access to islands 1-3 |
| - VS Seeker | Creates rematches against trainers |
| - Wailmer Pail | Allows you to water berries |
| - World Map | Shows a map of the world |
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VITAMINS:
o-----------------------o------------------------------------o
| Vitamin Name | Vitamin Effect |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
| - Carbos | Raises Speed |
| - Calcium | Raises Special Attack |
| - HP Up | Raises HP |
| - Iron | Raises Defense |
| - PP Up | Raises PP by a little |
| - PP Max | Raises PP to the max |
| - Protein | Raises Attack |
| - Zinc | Raises Special Defense |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
POKEBALLS:
o-----------------------o------------------------------------o
| Ball Name | Ball Effect |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
| - Poke Ball | Catches wild pokemon |
| - Great Ball | More effective than pokeball |
| - Ultra Ball | More effective than ultra ball |
| - Master Ball | Catches pokemon 100% of the time |
| - Nest Ball | Catches low level pokemon better |
| - Repeat Ball | Catches pokemon you already caught |
| - Timer Ball | Gets better every turn past |
| - Dive Ball | Better if used underwater |
| - Net Ball | Is better for bug/water pokemon |
| - Safari Ball | Ball only used in safari zone |
| - Premier Ball | Catches wild pokemon |
| - Luxury Ball | Catches wild pokemon |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
STONES:
o-----------------------o------------------------------------o
| Stone Name | Stone Effect |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
| - Water Stone | Evolves certain pokemon |
| - Thunder Stone | Evolves certain pokemon |
| - Fire Stone | Evolves certain pokemon |
| - Leaf Stone | Evolves certain pokemon |
| - Moon Stone | Evolves certain pokemon |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
HOLD ITEMS:
o-----------------------o------------------------------------o
| Item Name | Item Effect |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
| - Amulet Coin | Doubles earnings from battle |
| - Black Glasses | 10% increase to all dark type moves|
| - Blackbelt | 10% increase to fighting attacks |
| - Blue Scarf | Raises Beauty in contests |
| - Bright Powder | Raises your envasion |
| - Charcoal | 10% increase to all fire type moves|
| - Choice Band | 50% increase to physical attack |
| - Cleanse Tag | Reduces pokemon encounters |
| - Deepsea Scale | Doubles clampearls sp. Deffense |
| - Deepsea Tooth | Doubles clampearls sp. Attack |
| - Dragon Fang | 10% increase to all dragon moves |
| - Dragon Scale | Evolves seadra when gets traded |
| - Everstone | Holds evolution |
| - Exp. Share | Gives exp. to the holder |
| - Focus Band | 10% chance of perventing faint |
| - Green Scarf | Raises smarts in a contest |
| - Hard Stone | 10% increase to all rock moves |
| - King's Rock | 30% chance that opponets flinches |
| - Lax Incense | 5% decrease to opponets Accuracy |
| - Leftovers | Heals a little HP every turn |
| - Light Ball | Doubles pikacu's special attack |
| - Lucky Egg | Doubles holders exp. earn |
| - Lucky Punch | Increases chansey's critical ratio |
| - Macho Brace | Doubles gained EVs |
| - Magnet | 10% increase to electric attacks |
| - Metal Coat | 10% increase to steel moves |
| - Metal Powder | Raises Ditto defense |
| - Miracle Seed | 10% increase to grass attacks |
| - Mystic Water | 10% increase to water attacks |
| - Nevermelt Ice | 10% increase to ice attacks |
| - Pink Scarf | Raises cuteness in contest |
| - Poison Barb | 10% increase to poison attacks |
| - Quick Claw | Your pokemon may attack first |
| - Red Scarf | Raises coolness in contest |
| - Scope Lens | Raises your critcal ratio |
| - Sea Incense | 5% increase to water attacks |
| - Sharp Beak | 10% increase to flying attacks |
| - Shell Bell | Heals 1/8 damage |
| - Silk Scarf | 10% increase to flying attacks |
| - Silver Powder | 10% increase to bug attacks |
| - Smoke Ball | Use it run away from pokemon |
| - Soft Snad | 10% increase to ground attacks |
| - Soothe Bell | Pokemons happiness grows faster |
| - Soul Dew | 50% increase Sp. Def and Att,lati@s|
| - Spell Tag | 10% increase to ghost attacks |
| - Stick | Farfetch'd critical ratio raises |
| - Thick Club | Doubles cubone and marowak attack |
| - Twisted Spoon | 10% increase to psychic attacks |
| - Upgrade | Evolves polygon, when traded |
| - White Herb | Cures all conditions |
| - Yellow Scarf | Raises toughness in contest |
+-----------------------+------------------------------------+
Some pokemon only evolve by being traded with a hold item they are:
Dragon Scale:
=~=~=~=~=~=~=
Seadra ----> Kingdra
Kings Rock:
=~=~=~=~=~=
Poliwhirl -> Politoed
Slowpoke --> Slowking
Metal Coat:
=~=~=~=~=~=
Onix ------> Steelix
Scyther ---> Scizor
Also, some hold items them to breed their baby forms, they are:
Lax Incense:
=~=~=~=~=~=~=
Wobuffet --> Wynaut
Sea Incense:
=~=~=~=~=~=~=
Marill ----> Azurill
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| __ | 10. Berries List (1000) | __ |
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+----+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
|NM. | BERRY NAME | BERRY EFFECT |
+----+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
|1. | Aguav Berry | When held, 1/8 HP recovers when HP is below half, but |
| | | Confusion occurs for Pokemon that are Naughty, Lax, |
| | | Naive, or Rash. |
|2. | Apicot Berry | When held, in pinch, Special Defense raises one stage. |
|3. | Aspear Berry | When held, Freeze status recovers by itself. |
|4. | Belue Berry | Bury in the earth to grow BELUE ingredients for PokéB. |
|5. | Bluk Berry | Bury in the earth to grow BLUK ingredients for PokeB. |
|6. | Cheri Berry | When held, Paralyze status recovers by itself. |
|7. | Chesto Berry | When held, Sleep status recovers by itself. |
|8. | Cornn Berry | Bury in the earth to grow CORNN ingredients for PokéB. |
|9. | Durin Berry | Bury in the earth to grow DURIN ingredients for PokéB. |
|10. | Enigma Berry | Bury in the earth to grow some ingredients for PokéB. |
|11. | Figy Berry | When held, 1/8 HP recovers when HP is below half, but |
| | | Confusion occurs for Pokemon that are Bold, Timid, |
| | | Modest, or Calm. |
|12. | Ganlon Berry | When held, while in a pinch, Defense raises one stage. |
|13. | Hondew Berry | Bury in the earth to grow HONDEW ingredients for PokeB.|
|14. | Iapapa Berry | When held, 1/8 HP recovers when HP is below half, but |
| | | Confusion occurs for Pokemon that are Lonely, Hasty, |
| | | Mild, or Gentle. |
|15. | Kelpsy Berry | Bury in the earth to grow KELPSY ingredients for PokéB.|
|16. | Lansat Berry | When held, in a pinch, it becomes easy to Critical Hit |
| | | the enemy. |
|17. | Leppa Berry | When held, 10 PP recovers by itself when PP is 0. |
|18. | Liechi Berry | When held, while in a pinch, Attack raises one stage. |
|19. | Lum Berry | When held, any status ailment recovers by itself. |
|20. | Mago Berry | When held, 1/8 HP recovers when HP is below half, but |
| | | Confusion occurs for Pokemon that are Brave, Relaxed, |
| | | Quiet, or Sassy. |
|21. | Magost Berry | Bury in the earth to grow MAGOST ingredients for PokéB.|
|22. | Nanab Berry | Bury in the earth to grow NANAB ingredients for PokéB. |
|23. | Nomel Berry | Bury in the earth to grow NOMEL ingredients for PokéB. |
|24. | Oran Berry | When held, 10 HP recovers when HP is below 1/2. |
|25. | Pamtre Berry | Bury in the earth to grow PAMTRE ingredients for PokéB.|
|26. | Pecha Berry | When held, Poison status recovers by itself. |
|27. | Persim Berry | When held, Confusion status recovers by itself. |
|28. | Petaya Berry | When held, in a pinch, Special Attack raises one stage.|
|29. | Pinap Berry | Bury in the earth to grow PINAP ingredients for PokéB. |
|30. | Pomeg Berry | Bury in the earth to grow POMEG ingredients for PokéB. |
|31. | Qualot Berry | Bury in the earth to grow QUALOT ingredients for PokéB.|
|32. | Rabuta Berry | Bury in the earth to grow RABUTA ingredients for PokéB.|
|33. | Rawst Berry | When held, Burn status recovers by itself. |
|34. | Razz Berry | Bury in the earth to grow RAZZ ingredients for PokéB. |
|35. | Salac Berry | When held, while in a pinch, Speed raises one stage. |
|36. | Sitrus Berry | When held, 30 HP recovers when HP is below half. |
|37. | Spelon Berry | Bury in the earth to grow SPELON ingredients for PokéB.|
|38. | Starf Berry | When held, in a pinch, one ability raises two stages. |
|39. | Tamato Berry | Bury in the earth to grow TAMATO ingredients for PokéB.|
|40. | Watmel Berry | Bury in the earth to grow WATMEL ingredients for PokéB.|
|42. | Wepear Berry | Bury in the earth to grow WEPEAR ingredients for PokéB.|
|43. | Wiki Berry | When held, 1/8 HP recovers when HP is below half, but |
| | | Confusion occurs for Pokemon that are Adamant, Impish, |
| | | Jolly, or Careful. |
+----+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------+
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| __ | 11. TM/HM List (1100) | __ |
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This is a complete list of all the fifty TM and eight HMs that are available
in this game. Also their power points attack power and more. So let's move on,
shall we.
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| | - TM's List - | |
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TM 01- Focus Punch
Type: Fighting
PP: 20
Power: 150
Accuracy: 100
Other: Attacks 2nd turn. If hit pokemon flinches.
Location: Route 115
TM 02- Dragon Claw
Type: Dragon
PP: 15
Power: 80
Accuracy: 100
Other: ---
Location: Meteor Fall
TM 03- Water Pulse
Type: Water
PP: 20
Power: 60
Accuracy: 100
Other: 10% chance it'll confuse
Location: Sootopolis Gym
TM 04- Calm Mind
Type: Psychic
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Raises Sp. Attk. and Sp. def.
Location: Mossdeep Gym
TM 05- Roar
Type: Normal
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: 100
Other: Forces trainer to switch pkmn.
Location: Route 114
TM 06- Toxic
Type: Poison
PP: 10
Power: ---
Accuracy: 85
Other: Poisons foe and poison gets stronger each turn.
Location: Fiery Path
TM 07- Hail
Type: Ice
PP: 10
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Starts hailing and hurts all pkmn types execpt ice.
Location: Shoal cave
TM 08- Bulk Up
Type: Fighting
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Raises attack and deffense.
Location: Dewford Gym
TM 09- Bullet Seed
Type: Grass
PP: 30
Power: 10
Accuracy: 100
Other: Attacks 2-5 times per turn.
Location: Route 104
TM 10- Hidden Power
Type: Normal
PP: 15
Power: ---
Accuracy: 100
Other: Type and power depends on pokemon.
Location: Slateport/ Fortree
TM 11- Sunny Day
Type: Fire
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: 100
Other: Boost the power os fire moves for 5 turns. No solarbeam charge.
Location: Scorched Lab
TM 12- Taunt
Type: Normal
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: 100
Other: Taunts foe to only use attacking moves.
Location: Trick house
TM 13 Ice Beam
Type: Ice
PP: 10
Power: 95
Accuracy: 100
Other: 10% chance it'll freeze foe.
Location: Mauville/ Abandoned Ship
TM 14- Blizzard
Type: Ice
PP: 5
Power: 120
Accuracy: 85
Other: 10% chance it'll freeze foe. Hits both pkmn in double battle.
Location: Lilycove Dept. Store
TM 15- Hyper Beam
Type: Normal
PP: 5
Power: 150
Accuracy: 90
Other: Attacks first second turn recharges.
Location: Lilycove Dept. Store
TM 16- Light Screen
Type: Psychic
PP: 30
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Cuts all Sp. attks by half.
Location: Lilycove Dept. store
TM 17- Protect
Type: Normal
PP: 10
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Negates all attacks for that turn.
Location: Lilycove Dept. store
TM 18- Rain Dance
Type: Water
PP: 5
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Raises water moves for 5 turns. Thunder never misses.
Location: Abandoned Ship
TM 19- Giga Drain
Type: Grass
PP: 5
Power: 60
Accuracy: 100
Other: Takes HP equal to 1/2 damage inflicted.
Location: Route 123
TM 20- Safeguard
Type: Normal
PP: 25
Power: ---
Accuracy: ---
Other: Covers user, team and negates all status affects.
Location: Lilycove Dept. store
TM 21- Frustration
Type: Normal
PP: 20
Power: ---
Accuracy: 100
Other: Power is based on how much the pokemon hates you.
Location: Pacifidlog Town
TM 22- Solarbeam
Type: Grass
PP: 10
Power: 120
Accuracy: 100
Other: Powers up 1st turn, attacks 2nd turn.
Location: Safari Zone
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