Pokemon
Released: 1998
Game Code: DMG-APAU-AUS
Typed out by Ben Kosmina
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CONTENTS
Story 1 Viridian Forest 22
World Map 4 Pewter City 24
The World of Pokemon 6 The Adventure Goes On 26
Using The Controller 8 Pokemon Leaders 27
Getting Started 9 Hints 28
Menu Screen 10 Collect Pokemon 30
Let's Begin 14 Battle Screen 34
Pallet Town 14 Game Link Cable 36
Route #1 16 Techniques 40
Viridian City 18 Items 40
Route #2 20 Pokemon List 44
This is the Red/Blue version of Pokemon. There are other versions, too.
The story and characters are the same for all versions. The differences
between the versions are the type and probability of Pokemon appearing.
To complete your collection, you will need to trade with a friend who has
another version.
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STORY
You are an 11-year old boy living in Pallet Town with your mother. Your
rival lives next door to you. You and your rival used to play nicely
together when you were little, but lately, he has become mean. He sees
you as his rival because you are the same age and height. You also get
similar grades in school. When you hear that Professer Oak is learning
about Pokemon, you get excited because you are a curious boy. You walk
outside of Pallet Town in search of Pokemon and you hear a voice.
"Hey! Don't go into the grass!" It was Professor Oak. "There are wild Pokemon
living in the grass," he said. "They can be very
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dangerous. If you have trained Pokemon, you can let them fight against
wild ones."
Professor Oak took you back to his lab where your rival was waiting.
Professor Oak invited him because he is Professor Oak's grandson.
Professor Oak spoke, "There are three Pokemon here, so take the one you
like! Now that you have a Pokemon, the rest is up to you..."
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WORLD MAP
There are many ways to travel from place to place. Use this map to help
you find where you're going.
[This map is exactly the same as the one that you can get off of your rival's
sister. In other words, I'm not going to draw it.]
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THE WORLD OF POKEMON
I am Professor Oak. The document you are reading is the result of many
years of studying Pokemon. I strongly suggest that you read this document
so you may become a Pokemon Master.
WHAT ARE POKEMON?
In this world there are more than 100 Pokemon. They gain experience
and become more powerful as they fight against each other. Pokemon
that only have simple attack techniques such as TACKLE or TAIL WHIP
will learn more powerful techniques like BITE or WATER GUN. Some
Pokemon even evolve and change the way they look.
Professor Oak
He is the leading expert on Pokemon. Listen to his wise advice. [Like 'Ooh,
you got my package!]
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DEFEAT THE 8 POKEMON LEADERS
In the world of Pokemon, there are many Pokemon Trainers who raise
Pokemon for fighting. Only 8 of these trainers are considered to be
Pokemon Leaders. You can find these leaders hanging out at local
gyms, training their Pokemon to become stronger.
These leaders are waiting for anyone who wants to challenge them. In order
to complete your Pokedex, you must fight these leaders.
COMPLETE YOUR POKEDEX
Your goal is to capture one of every Pokemon in the world to become a
true Pokemon Master.
To do this, you must record all of your findings in your electronic
encyclopaedia called a Pokedex. All of the Pokemon data you find will be
automatically recorded in your Pokedex. To catch Pokemon, you will need Poke
Balls which you may purchase from Poke Marts in most towns and cities.
You will also need to trade Pokemon with friends who have a different
version in order to complete your Pokedex.
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USING THE CONTROLLER
+ Control Pad
Move the world map. Move the cursor when a command is selected.
SELECT
Arrange items.
START
Display the Menu screen.
B Button
Cancel the Menu screen. Cancel a command that was selected with the A Button.
A Button
Confirm a menu selection. Talk to people (keep pressing to reveal the entire
message).
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GETTING STARTED
On Title Screen, press either A Button or START, and the following
options will appear. Use +Control Pad to select and the A Button to confirm.
New Game
This mode lets you play the game from the very beginning. Register the
names of your character and rival. Select letters using the + Control
Pad and confirm with the A Button. If you make a mistake, you can erase
the letters one by one using the B Button, so you can re-enter the names.
Continue
If you have saved a previous game, this mode will be added and you will
be able to continue from the last time you saved.
Option
See page 15 [this page reference is wrong, see page 13]
HOW TO ERASE FILES
On the Title screen, press up on the +Control Pad while pressing SELECT
and the B Button.
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MENU SCREEN
While moving in the world, press START to display the Menu screen. On
the Menu screen, you can select seven commands.
- POKEDEX
The 'Pokedex' command lets you view the data of any Pokemon you have
seen or captured.
Data
Use Data to view information about a Pokemon you have caught. If you
have only seen (not captured) a Pokemon, the data won't be displayed.
Cry
Use Cry when you want to hear the voice of a Pokemon crying.
Area
Use Area when you want to see where a Pokemon has been seen.
Quit
Use Quit to return to the Menu screen.
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- POKEMON
The 'Pokemon' command displays the status of the Pokemon you currently
have in your possession. You may only carry 6 pokemon at a time.
Stats
ATTACK - Pokemon's attack power.
DEFENSE - Pokemon's defense power.
SPEED - Pokemon's speed.
SPECIAL - Pokemon's special power.
TYPE - Genetic class of Pokemon.
HP - Pokemon's HP [hit points or health points]. When it's 0, it can't fight.
PP - Power Points.
OT - Name of the Original Trainer.
ID NO. - ID number determined at the start.
Switch
Rearrange the order of your Pokemon. When you encounter enemy Pokemon,
the one on top of your list will fight first. You may want to rearrange
the order so your strongest Pokemon, or the one you want to train, is
on top of the list.
Cancel
Use Cancel when you want to return to the Menu screen.
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- ITEM
The 'Item' command displays a list of items that you have collected. You may
carry up to Twenty items at a time.
Use
Select this to use the highlighted item.
Toss
Select this to throw away the highlighted item.
- NAME
This command will display the name, amount of money, number of badges
and time spent playing the game.
- SAVE
This command lets you save your progress. When you continue, you
will resume play from where you last saved your game. [You only have
ONE save slot. You can save the game anywhere except in battle, so
save frequently!]
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-OPTION
Select 'Option' to view a list of game play options. You will be able to change
the speed of the text, the battle animation and the style of battle to your
liking.
Text Speed
This changes the speed of the message text to three levels. [Fast, medium or
slow.]
Battle Animation
Turn the animation during a fight to ON or OFF. [Battle Animation is a display
of the attack selected. Eg. 'Bubble' attack will show a stream of bubbles
hitting your opponent.]
Battle Rules
Select the rules of the game as they relate to fighting Pokemon Trainers.
SHIFT - After defeating an opponent's Pokemon, you will have the option of
switching to another Pokemon in your current group.
SET - In this mode, even if you defeat your opponent's Pokemon, you must
continue fighting using the same Pokemon.
- EXIT
This command returns you to the game.
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LET'S BEGIN
PALLET TOWN
This is where you begin your quest to become a Pokemon Master. Explore
the town before heading North. After leaving your house, go visit your
rival and Professor Oak.
* Talk to everyone you see. People will help you along the way, so don't
miss anything.
1. Your Home
This is where you live. You and your rival grew up playing together and
had a great friendship until he became competitive and mean.
2. Your Rival's Home
This is where your rival lives. The two of you were great friends not too
long ago. Maybe there's a chance that the two of you can work things out.
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3. Professor Oak's Lab
You need to find Professor Oak, but he's not in the town. As you try to leave
the town, Professor Oak will stop you "Hey! Wait! Don't go out!" You will soon
find yourself standing in Professor Oak's lab.
SELECT YOUR POKEMON
Professor Oak will let you choose 1 of three Pokemon. Choose wisely
because the Pokemon you select will determine how difficult the game
is. Read OAK'S MEMO below for a tip.
OAK'S MEMO
First-time players should choose Bulbasaur because it is a grass
Pokemon. The first boss uses Rock Pokemon. Grass Pokemon are more
effective when attacking Rock Pokemon.
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ROUTE #1
DANGER! WILD POKEMON
You will travel north into the grassy area. There, you will run into many
Wild Pokemon.
Walk around in the grassy areas and you will meet Pokemon.
RATTATA
Bites anything when it attacks. Small and very quick, it is a common
sight in many places.
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YOUR FIRST BATTLE
When you encounter a Wild Pokemon, a sequence of events will take place.
The information on this page will teach you the basic fighting technique.
First, the Wild Pokemon will appear on the screen.
Next, you will exchange attacks with the Wild Pokemon.
Finally, if your Pokemon wins, it will receive experience points.
PIDGEY
A common sight in forests and woods. It flaps its wings at ground level
to kick up blinding sand.
OAK'S MEMO
At this point you will not be able to capture a Wild Pokemon. You can
only fight for experience points. When you get to Viridian City, you
may purchase Poke Balls at the shop.
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VIRIDIAN CITY
1. Viridian GYM
You can't get in here because it's closed.
2. Poke Mart
ITEM LIST
Poke Ball - 200
Antidote - 100
Paralyz Heal - 200
Burn Heal - 250
OAK'S MEMO
When you talk to the shop keeper, he'll ask you to deliver a parcel to
Professor Oak. Take the parcel back to Oak's Lab in Pallet Town.
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3. Pokemon Centre
Here, you may recover the HP and PP of your Pokemon for free. You can
also deposit or withdraw your Pokemon and items using the personal
computer. When you deposit Pokemon, you can place twenty of them in
a single box. (There are a total of twelve boxes.) Also, the PC is
connected to Oak's Lab, so he can evaluate your Pokedex. Check out the
Link Cable Club where you can trade Pokemon or battle your friends.
ACCESS COMPUTER
Bill's Computer
Access Bill's Computer to deposit or withdraw Pokemon. You can only
carry 6 at a time. You may organise your Pokemon in seperate boxes.
For example, you may want to store similar types in the same box.
Note: Bill's Computer will be known as SOMEONE'S PC until you find Bill.
Your Computer
Access your computer to deposit or withdraw items. You can only
carry twenty at a time.
Oak's Computer
Access Oak's computer to receive Professor Oak's rating of how you're doing.
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ROUTE #2
Route #2 is the area between Viridian City and Pewter City. Be careful, this
road travels through the Viridian Forest which has stronger Pokemon lurking
about. Make sure you've built your Pokemon levels up before traveling here.
* Give the parcel to Professor Oak and he will give you a Pokedex in return.
* You can see items on the other side of these trees. How do you get them?
You'll have to come back later.
CATERPIE
Its short feet are tipped with suction pads that enable it to tirelessly
climb slopes and walls.
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USE THE POKE BALL
You will need to use Poke Balls to capture Wild Pokemon. It will work best if
you get its energy down as far as possible, but not all the way. If you can, use
a Pokemon who has the ability to put the Wild Pokemon to sleep. Once its
sleeping, throw a Poke Ball to capture it.
WEEDLE
Often found in forests eating leaves. It has a sharp venomous stinger on its
head.
NO
|----------------| |----------------| Wild Pokemon may
|PIDGEY | |PIDGEY | escape if their energy
|******** | |******** | is too high.
| | | |
| SQUIRTLE | | SQUIRTLE |
| *****=== | ----) | *****=== |
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|
|BLUE used | |Aww! It appeared|
|POKE BALL! | |to be caught! |
|----------------| |----------------|
YES
|----------------| |----------------| Get the Wild Pokemon
|PIDGEY | |PIDGEY | energy down, then throw
|*======= | |*======= | a Poke Ball at it. You
| | | | can capture many Pokemon
| SQUIRTLE | | SQUIRTLE | this way.
| ****==== | ----) | ****==== |
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|
|BLUE used | |All right! |
|POKE BALL! | |PIDGEY was \/|
|----------------| |----------------|
OAK'S MEMO
As you play, the Wild Pokemon you meet will get stronger. You may need
to throw more than one Poke Ball to capture them.
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VIRIDIAN FOREST
The Viridian Forest is full of danger as Wild Pokemon lurk in the grassy
areas. You will also find plenty of other Pokemon Trainers here. This is
a great area to practice your fighting skills.
1. Poke Ball
2. Antidote
3. Potion
KAKUNA
Almost incapable of moving, this Pokemon can only harden its shell to
protect itself from predators.
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Pokemon Trainer
When you battle other Pokemon Trainers, you will earn money and
your Pokemon will gain experience points. A Pokemon Trainer may have
1 to 6 trained Pokemon, so it's a good idea for you to have 6. You will not
be able to capture Pokemon from other Pokemon Trainers.
METAPOD
This Pokemon is vunerable to attack while its shell is soft, exposing its
weak and tender body.
PIKACHU
When several of these Pokemon gather, their electricity could build and
cause lightning storms.
OAK'S MEMO
If you have collected 6 Pokemon, raise their levels evenly. Let each of
your Pokemon have a turn in battle. Also, you may want to collect 6
different types of Pokemon.
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PEWTER CITY
ROUTE #3
You will not be able to travel on Route #3 until you have defeated Brock in
Pewter Gym.
1. Museum
When you visit the museum, you can learn about rare or extinct Pokemon. The
information is saved to your Pokedex so you won't forget what you learned.
2. Pokemon Centre
3. Poke Mart
ITEM LIST
Poke Ball - 200
Potion - 300
Escape Rope - 550
Antidote - 100
Burn Heal - 250
Awakening - 200
Parlyz Heal - 200
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4. Pewter Gym
You will have to fight against another trainer in this gym before you fight
Brock. It will be helpful if you bring some potions.
VS. 1st LEADER/BROCK
Brock uses Rock-type Pokemon. You will have an easier time defeating
him with Grass or Water-type Pokemon.
* Defeat Brock to get the Boulder Badge.
BROCK'S POKEMON
GEODUDE - LV 12
ONIX - LV 14
OAK'S MEMO
Charmander needs a higher level against Brock's Pokemon because
Fire-type don't match up well against Rock-type Pokemon.
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THE ADVENTURE GOES ON...
There is so much more than what has been described in the previous
pages. You must talk to all of the people that you find throughout your
quest to become the world's greatest Pokemon Trainer.
Game Corner
They say that the Team Rocket has something to do with this gaming
area. Check it out.
Safari Zone
This is a great place to capture Pokemon. You definitely get what you pay for.
Fishing
There are three different rods that allow you to catch many different
water Pokemon. Fish everywhere.
Day Care Centre
The Pokemon Daycare Centre will watch one of your Pokemon and raise
its level while you're away.
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POKEMON LEADERS
Brock: Pewter City
BOULDER BADGE
The Power of all Pokemon increases a little. It lets you use FLASH any time.
Misty: Cerulean City
CASCADE BADGE
Pokemon up to level 30 obey you. Any higher, they are unruly! It lets you
use CUT any time.
Lt. Surge: Vermillion City
THUNDER BADGE
The speed of all Pokemon increases a little. It lets you use FLY any time.
Erika: Celadon City
RAINBOW BADGE
Pokemon up to level 50 obey you. Any higher, they become unruly! It lets
you use STRENGTH any time.
Sabrina: Saffron City
MARSH BADGE
Pokemon up to level 70 obey you. Any higher, they are unruly!
Koga: Fuschia City
SOUL BADGE
The defence of all Pokemon increases a little. It lets you use SURF any time.
Blaine: Cinnabar Island
VOLCANO BADGE
Your Pokemon's special abilities increase a little.
???????????
EARTH BADGE
All Pokemon obey you!
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HINTS
OAK'S MEMO
You will find many interesting things during your quest. On the next couple
of pages. I have recorded some things I believe will make your quest more
enjoyable.
How to Use Pokemon Box
There are twelve boxes in which you may store Pokemon. Newly
captured Pokemon will be stored in the currently selected box. When a
box is full, you must change boxes.
If Your Pokemon Box is Full
If your Pokemon Box is full, you will not be able to keep Pokemon that
you capture. You need to access the computer in a Pokemon Centre and
change to a box that is not full.
Hidden Machine
Sometimes you will get a Hidden Machine instead of a Technical Machine.
It works similar to a Technical Machine but you can use a Hidden Machine
as may times as you want. Also, the skills learnt from this machine can
be used not only during the battle but while moving in the world. For
instance, you can CUT the tree blocking the road by using an ability
called CUT or swim in the water by using an ability called SURF.
[Not explained well, is it? Hidden Machines and Tech. Machines are new,
better moves that your Pokemon can learn. TMs can only be used on
one Pokemon once, but HMs can be used multiple times on Pokemon.
In addition, you can use HMs when moving around the world. But, HMs
can only be used on the world once you get the badge that lets you.
An example of this is that you can't use CUT until Misty gives you the
Cascade Badge. Hope this helps.]
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How to Arrange Items
First open ITEM on the Menu screen. Move the cursor (using the +Control
Pad) to the item you want to move, then press SELECT. Next move the
cursor to where you want the item to moved using the +Control Pad,
and press SELECT.
** You can arrange the abilities during the fight the same way.
Change Pokemon Names
There is only one place where you may change the nicknames of your
Pokemon. When you find this place, be sure to remember where it is.
[Trust me, it's not hard to find. You can't change nicknames of Pokemon
that you got in a trade, no matter how sad they are.]
Stop Evolution!
When your Pokemon starts to evolve, you may stop the process. Press
the B Button when the screen shows the Pokemon changing form, like
in the screen shot to the right.
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COLLECT POKEMON
OAK'S MEMO
You may collect Pokemon in many different ways. Please study these pages
to learn how you can collect Pokemon.
GET 1: WILD POKEMON
Many of the Pokemon you collect will be ones that you find in the wild.
Travel through grass, in caves or in water, etc. to find Wild Pokemon
that you can collect.
GET 2: EVENT
You can collect some Pokemon through special events; win one as a prize
in the Game Corner; get one by helping a stranger; or capture them at
the Safari Zone.
GET 3: LINK
In a Pokemon Centre, you can link your Game Boy system to a friend's
Game Boy system and trade Pokemon between the 2 Game Paks. Some
Pokemon will evolve when you trade them. Also, some Pokemon won't
appear in your version of the game, so you must trade with a friend who
has a different version in order to complete your collection.
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RARE POKEMON
In each game there is a Pokemon that appears only once. If you do not
capture it the first time, you will not have the chance to capture it again.
EVOLUTION POKEMON
Many Pokemon evolve when their experience level increases. In the
screen shots below, we see Weedle evolving into Kakuna. Train all
your Pokemon to higer levels and discover the ones that evolve.
|---------------| |---------------|
| [pic. of | | [pic. of |
| Weedle] | | Kakuna] |
| | | |
| | ------> | |
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~|
|What? WEEDLE | |WEEDLE evolved |
|is evolving! | |into KAKUNA! |
|---------------| |---------------|
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OAK'S MEMO
You need to think about the types of Pokemon you are battling
against. Choosing the correct Pokemon can make a big difference.
TYPES OF POKEMON
There are many different types of Pokemon. Each type of Pokemon
has strengths and weaknesses against different types. It's like a large
scale version of the game Rock, Paper, Scissors. Rock is stronger
than scissors, scissors are stronger than paper and paper is stronger
than rock.
** Some Pokemon have two types.
FIRE --------------) GRASS --------|
/\ |
|______________WATER_______________|
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POKEMON TYPE CHART
|--------> ATTACK --------------------------- 0 - GREAT! # - POOR X - BAD
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
|1 X #
|2 X X 0 0 0 X X
|3 0 X X X 0 0 X
|4 0 X X # 0 X
|5 X 0 X X 0 X X 0 X
|6 X X 0 X 0 0 0 0
|7 0 0 X X X X 0 #
|8 0 X X 0 X X
|9 0 0 X 0 # X 0
|10 X 0 0 0 X
|11 0 0 X
|12 X 0 X X 0 X
|13 0 0 X X 0 0
|14 # 0
|15 0
POKEMON 1: NORMAL 4: ELECTRIC 7: FIGHTING 10: FLYING 13: ROCK
TYPE 2: FIRE 5: GRASS 8: POISON 11: PSYCHIC 14: GHOST
3: WATER 6: ICE 9: GROUND 12: BUG 15: DRAGON
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BATTLE SCREEN
OAK'S MEMO
Many areas have the same types of Pokemon. You are wise to match
your Pokemon according to their strengths against the opponents.
** During battle there are 4 menu options. You may select FGHT, PKMN,
ITEM and RUN.
FGHT "Fight"
This displays the abilities of the Pokemon. Select the one you want to
use and attack.
PKMN "Pokemon"
Use this to select a different Pokemon. Choose the one you want and press
the A Button. It takes 1 turn for the exchange to happen. You can use this
to view the status of your Pokemon without wasting a turn.
ITEM
This uses an item from your inventory. Select the item you wish to use
and then the Pokemon you wish to use it on.
RUN
Use it to escape from a battle.
** PP - Power Points tell you how many times you may use an ability.
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WHO'S FIRST
When the fight begins, the Pokemon on top of the list will go first. If you
win the fight, all of the Pokemon who participated will receive
experience points.
LEVEL UP
Pokemon gain experience points by fighting. If they receive enough
experience points, their level will increase. They may learn new abilities
or even evolve when their levels increase.
TRY TO LINK
Pokemon that you get by trading with a friend will grow faster than
those that are not traded. It is definitely worth your while to trade
your Pokemon with others.
** GAME OVER
Your game is over when all of your Pokemon have fainted. When your
game is over, your Pokemon will be taken to the last Pokemon Centre you
used and half of your money will be gone.
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GAME LINK CABLE
OAK'S MEMO
You can trade Pokemon or battle your friends by using the Game Link
Cable (sold seperately). Connect the Link Cable to 2 Game Boy systems.
On the Mode Select screen, choose CONTINUE.
STEP 1
Both players need to talk to the receptionist at the Link Cable Club.
STEP 2
Both players need to Save before entering the Cable Club.
STEP 3
Select Trade Centre to trade Pokemon with a friend; or select Colosseum
to fight against a friend. Press the A Button to confirm.
TRADE CENTER - STEP 4
COLOSSEUM - STEP 8
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TRADE
STEP 4
You have arrived at the Trade Centre. Face the centre of the table and
press the A Button.
Review Pokemon Info
Press the A Button, and the screen to the right will appear. If you want
to view your Pokemon data, select STATS and press the A Button. If you
want to view your friend's Pokemon data, select the Pokemon and press
the A Button.
STEP 5
Move the cursor to the Pokemon you want to trade away and press the
A Button.
STEP 6
Waiting for Linking will appear.
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STEP 7
You will be asked if you want to trade your Pokemon with your friend's
Pokemon. Select TRADE to confirm the deal. If you don't like the Pokemon
your friend selected, you can cancel too.
STEP 8
After the trade is done, you may return to the Trade Center. Press START
and choose RESET. You will return to the Title Screen.
OAK'S MEMO
A traded Pokemon may be one of the Pokemon you want to play with.
However, if your badge doesn't match the level of the Pokemon, the
Pokemon won't work. Pokemon you receive via Link Cable will grow
faster and may evolve differently. Try to trade often.
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2-PLAYER - COLOSSEUM
STEP 8
When you select COLOSSEUM, you will be taken to a room with a table.
Face the centre table and press A Button to start a fight.
STEP 9
Just before the battle, the number of Pokemon each player has will
be displayed. Battle results will also be displayed.
FGHT: Select the ability and fight.
PKMN: You can change your Pokemon.
ITEM: You can not use Item.
RUN: Press RUN and you will lose.
OAK'S MEMO
Lastly, I'll show you some of my Pokedex! I hope these will help
your adventure...
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TECHNIQUES
ABILITY EFFECT
TACKLE Causes normal damage to a Pokemon.
GROWL Decreases the enemy's attack power.
TAIL WHIP Decreases the enemy's defense.
SING Causes the enemy to fall asleep.
WRAP Attack the enemy for multiple turns.
POISON STING Causes damage and poisons an enemy.
FLY Two-turn attack that causes normal damage.
CUT A more powerful attack.
FLASH Decreases the enemy's accuracy.
ITEMS
-MONSTER BALL
ITEM EFFECT
POKE BALL This ball catches Pokemon. The cost is reasonable.
GREAT BALL This ball performs better than a Poke Ball.
ULTRA BALL This ball performs better than a Great Ball.
SAFARI BALL This special ball is for capturing Pokemon in Safari Zone.
MASTER BALL This ball can capture a Pokemon 100% of the time.
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-MYSTERY ITEMS
ITEM EFFECT
FIRE STONE This stone has a connection to Fire Pokemon.
THUNDER STONE This stone has a connection to Electric Pokemon.
WATER STONE This stone has a connection to Water Pokemon.
MOON STONE This stone has a connection to ? Pokemon.
LEAF STONE This stone has a connection to Grass Pokemon.
HELIX FOSSIL You will need to find the secret of this item.
DOME FOSSIL You will need to find the secret of this item.
OLD AMBER You will need to find the secret of this item.
-RECOVERY ITEMS
ITEM EFFECT
ANTIDOTE This removes poison from a Pokemon.
BURN HEAL This heals a Pokemon that is burned.
ICE HEAL This thaws a frozen Pokemon.
AWAKENING This wakes up a sleeping Pokemon.
PARLYZ HEAL This heals a paralyzed Pokemon.
FULL HEAL This will heal all of the conditions stated above.
POTION This will restore some HP.
SUPER POTION This will restore more HP than a POTION.
HYPER POTION This will restore more HP than a SUPER POTION.
MAX POTION This will restore HP to its maximum.
FULL RESTORE This will heal all conditions and fully restore HP.
REVIVE This will revive a fainted Pokemon and restore 1/2 HP.
MAX REVIVE This will revive a fainted Pokemon and fully restore HP.
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-POKEMON POWER-UPS
ITEM EFFECT
RARE CANDY Increases a Pokemon's level by 1.
HP UP HP level will increase.
PROTIEN Attack power points will increase.
IRON Defense power points will increase.
CARBOS Speed power points will increase.
CALCIUM Special power points will increase.
X ATTACK Available only in battle, attack power will increase.
X DEFEND Available only in battle, defense power will increase.
X SPEED Available only in battle, speed will increase.
X SPECIAL In the battle, special ability will increase.
GUARD SPEC In the battle, enemy Pokemon can't use special attack.
DIRE HIT In the battle, your attacks will be more effective.
X ACCURACY In the battle, your chance at hitting will increase.
PP UP PP level will increase.
-FIELD MOVING
ITEM EFFECT
BICYCLE This is too expensive for a child to buy.
ESCAPE ROPE This rope can pull you out of a cave instantly.
REPEL Spray on and weak Pokemon will avoid you for a while.
SUPER REPEL This spray lasts longer than REPEL.
MAX REPEL This spray lasts longer than MAX REPEL.
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-SPECIAL ITEMS
ITEM EFFECT
POKEDEX Record Pokemon data in this high-tech index.
TOWN MAP This map will help you navigate through the world of Pokemon.
TM Get Technical Machines from many people. (Page 26)
HM Get Hidden Machines from many people. (Page 26)
-MISCELLANEOUS
ITEM EFFECT
NUGGET This item is not very effective unless you're after gold.
GOLD TEETH These belong to the warden at Safari Zone.
S.S. TICKET A boarding ticket for the S.S. Anne.
POKE DOLL A popular doll. Try using it during battle.
SILPH SCOPE This allows you to identify a ghostly Pokemon.
POKE FLUTE It wakes up sleeping Pokemon. It's handy during battle.
OLD ROD Use this rod to fish for Water Pokemon.
GOOD ROD Use this rod to fish for different Water Pokemon.
SUPER ROD Use this rod to fish for many types of Water Pokemon.
ITEMFINDER This handy machine helps you find items.
EXP. ALL Share experience points with Pokemon who didn't fight.
COIN Find these at the Game Corner.
COIN CASE Save a maximum of 9,999 coins in this.
FRESH WATER During battle, it will restore HP a little.
SODA POP During battle, it will restore HP a lot.
LEMONADE During battle, it will restore HP a lot more.
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POKEMON LIST
[The ??? represents a Pokemon not on the list. I *could list them, but that
would take away all the fun! :-) Gotta catch 'em all!]
No. 001 - Bulbasaur No. 002 - Ivysaur
No. 003 - Venusaur No. 004 - Charmander
No. 005 - Charmeleon No. 006 - Charizard
No. 007 - Squirtle No. 008 - Wartortle
No. 008 - Blastoise No. 010 - Caterpie
No. 011 - Metapod No. 012 - ???
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NO. 001 - 024
No. 013 - Weedle No. 014 - Kakuna
No. 015 - ??? No. 016 - Pidgey
No. 017 - ??? No. 018 - ???
No. 019 - Rattata No. 020 - ???
No. 021 - Spearow No. 022 - ???
No. 023 - ??? No. 024 - ???
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POKEMON LIST
No. 025 - Pikachu No. 026 - ???
No. 027 - ??? No. 028 - ???
No. 029 - Nidoran Male No. 030 - ???
No. 031 - ??? No. 032 - Nidoran Female
No. 033 - ??? No. 034 - ???
No. 035 - Clefairy No. 036 - ???
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NO. 025 - 048
No. 037 - ??? No. 038 - ???
No. 039 - Jigglypuff No. 040 - ???
No. 041 - Zubat No. 042 - ???
No. 043 - ??? No. 044 - ???
No. 045 - ??? No. 046 - Paras
No. 047 - ??? No. 048 - ???
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POKEMON LIST
No. 049 - ??? No. 050 - Diglett
No. 051 - ??? No. 052 - ???
No. 053 - ??? No. 054 - Psyduck [Psy-ay-ay!]
No. 055 - ??? No. 056 - ???
No. 057 - ??? No. 058 - ???
No. 059 - ??? No. 060 - Poliwag
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NO. 049 - 072
No. 061 - ??? No. 062 - ???
No. 063 - Abra No. 064 - ???
No. 065 - ??? No. 066 - Machop
No. 067 - ??? No. 068 - ???
No. 069 - ??? No. 070 - ???
No. 071 - ??? No. 072 - Tentacool
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POKEMON LIST
No. 073 - ??? No. 074 - Geodude
No. 075 - ??? No. 076 - ???
No. 077 - Ponyta No. 078 - ???
No. 079 - Slowpoke No. 080 - ???
No. 081 - Magnemite No. 082 - ???
No. 083 - ??? No. 084 - Doduo
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NO. 073 - 096
No. 085 - ??? No. 086 - Seel
No. 087 - ??? No. 088 - Grimer
No. 089 - ??? No. 090 - Shellder
No. 091 - ??? No. 092 - Gastly
No. 093 - ??? No. 094 - ???
No. 095 - ??? No. 096 - Drowzee
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POKEMON LIST
No. 097 - ??? No. 098 - Krabby
No. 099 - ??? No. 100 - Voltorb
No. 101 - ??? No. 102 - Exeggcute
No. 103 - ??? No. 104 - Cubone
No. 105 - ??? No. 106 - ???
No. 107 - ??? No. 108 - ???
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NO. 097 - 120
No. 109 - Koffing No. 110 - ???
No. 111 - Rhyhorn No. 112 - ???
No. 113 - ??? No. 114 - ???
No. 115 - ??? No. 116 - Horsea
No. 117 - ??? No. 118 - Goldeen
No. 119 - ??? No. 120 - Staryu
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POKEMON LIST
No. 121 - ??? No. 122 - ???
No. 123 - ??? No. 124 - ???
No. 125 - ??? No. 126 - ???
No. 127 - ??? No. 128 - ???
No. 129 - Magikarp No. 130 - ???
No. 131 - ??? No. 132 - ???
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NO. 121 - 144
No. 133 - Eevee No. 134 - ???
No. 135 - ??? No. 136 - ???
No. 137 - ??? No. 138 - ???
No. 139 - ??? No. 140 - ???
No. 141 - ??? No. 142 - ???
No. 143 - ??? No. 144 - ???
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NO. 145 - 150
No. 145 - ??? No. 146 - ???
No. 147 - ??? No. 148 - ???
No. 149 - ??? No. 150 - ???
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POKEMON NOTES
[An empty list of each box to write all the Pokemon you have stored in each
one.]
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