Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire cheats: Pokemon, Evolutions...

Abra:
Raising an Abra is a good idea. Kadabra/Alakazam eventually learns Recover, which helps in battle. Recommended moves for Abra/Kadabra/Alakazam are Psychic, Psybeam, Recover, and Trick.
Information in this section was contributed by Chelsea Lemon.

You can find Abra at the cave in Dewford.
Information in this section was contributed by GMysticSaiyan.

Absol:
Found on Route 120.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Black.

Use the Sweet Scent move to catch it at Route 120 or 121
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

It is extremely difficult to catch. It is found on Route 120 and requires 40 Great balls, 67 Ultra balls, and 1 Master ball. Recommended moveset: Aerial Ace, Razor Wind, Ice Beam, Feint.
Information in this section was contributed by glennrose.

Aggron:
Catch a Lairion at level 40 in Victory Road cave at Ever Grande City. Bring some Ultra Balls. Level it up to level 42, and Lairion will evolve into Aggron.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Alakazam:
Trade your Kadabra. By the time it reaches the other side, it will evolve into an Alakzam.
Information in this section was contributed by Tyreese Johnson.

To get a powerful Alakazam, get a female Abra and a male Meditite. Evolve Meditite, then use the move Tutor to teach him Thunder and Ice Punch. Breed the two at the Daycare. Continue until the Abra that hatches is modes (trainer memo). This reduces Attack, but increase Sp Attack. When he evolves, trade him back and forth to get Alakazam. Alakazam will learn Psychic and Recover by level . The end moveset should be Psychic, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, and Recover. Note: You can teach him Thunder and Ice in Pokemon Emerald so you do not need to breed. He can also learn Fire Punch this way.
Information in this section was contributed by Mike156719865751.

Altaria (other than evolution):
Evolves from Swablu at level 35. Other then evolution, you can also find it at the Sky Pillar.
Information in this section was contributed by faenza.

Anorith or Lieep:
In order to get Anorith or Lieep, you need to have the Go-Goggles. Go to the desert, then move all the way to the right from the top. You will see two fossils, One contains anorith (the claw fossil) and the other one is Lieep. Anorith evolves into Armaldo, the Pokemon Steven has. Lieep evolves into Cradily, which Steven also has.
Information in this section was contributed by Jonathon Law.

Get a claw fossil. Make it an Anorith at Devon Co. and do not train it. Give it lots of Pokeblocks and enter the Cute Contest. Use Mudsport and then Watergun, back to back. You should get at least nine to fourteen hearts when using Watergun. Note: This may require a few attempts.
Information in this section was contributed by JKingJr2.

Anorith is the right of the two fossils in the desert. Lileep is to the left. The are fossils found in the upper right corner of the desert.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Aron:
Found in Granite Cave on Dewford Island.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Azurill:
When you get the Sea Incense from Mt. Pyre, breed two Marill (male and female). Give the female Marill the Sea Incense and put the two Pokemon in the Daycare Center. When you get the egg, you will get only male Azurills. If you gave the Sea Incense to the male Marill, you will only get female Azurills.
Information in this section was contributed by Mchl43.

Get two Azumarills and give one a Sea Incense. Put them in the Daycare Center and you will get an Azurill.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Black.

Bagon:
Bagon is the first stage of Salamence (Drake's best Pokemon, which is Dragon and Flying type). You can find it in the smallest room in Meteor Falls. On the rectangular piece of land, you will find TM02 (Dragon Claw), which gives Attack 80 and Accuracey100. Bagon evolves into Shellgon, then into Salamence. Salamence is like a fire dragon; cannot learn water attacks; but can learn Flying, Fire, and Dragon attacks.
Information in this section was contributed by Userjh69059.

Bagon learns Dragon Claw (without the need for TM02) if it is kept from evolving until level 49.
Information in this section was contributed by Ray.

A Bagon normally cannot learn a water move. However, if you mate a Pokemon in the Dragon egg group (level 42 Gyarados with Hydro Pump recommended) with a female Bagon, and you will get a Bagon with Hydro Pump. Besides this water move, Bagon cannot learn another one. This is your only chance to have a Bagon with the strongest water move.
Information in this section was contributed by Userjh69059.

Go to Meteor Falls and fing the room that is rectanglular with land, water, land. On the top bit of land is an item. Run around of the top part and you will have a rare chance of finding Bagon.
Information in this section was contributed by Clairespence69.

To get Bagon you must have the following: all 8 badges, HM 7 Waterfall, HM 3 Surf, a Pokemon that knows Waterfall and Surf, and a few Ultra Balls. Go to Meteor Falls and move up the waterfall. Go forward and there will be a cave opening. Enter it. Go to the ladder that should be about ten steps ahead of you. Do not bother going up the first ladder which you see. If you follow the path, there will be a ladder. Use it to move down. Their will be trainers once you move down. Ignore the old people and go up to the other trainer. He will only have two Altaria, which you get at Sky Pillar. After that, go down the sand piles and stay off to your left or you will be at the begining. Move down that ladder on the left after all the sand and surf until you see the cave opening. Then, surf across that water path and you will see a Pokeball. It is not the Bagon. It is the TM Dragon Claw (strong move). Walk around on that little dirt area and eventually, a Bagon will appear. Golbats also appear frequently. Once a Bagon appears, it will may be a level 25, 30, or 35. It is also more likely to be male. Bagon can learn the TM that you just obtained. Get your Bagon to at least level 30 and it will evolve into a Shelgon. Once the Shelgon gets to level 50, you will have a Salamence. This Pokemon can be your strongest if you train it well.
Information in this section was contributed by Mikey7829.

Banette:
Can be found in Sky Pillar.
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Barboach:
Found on route 114. Go to the bridge and use your Super Rod. After a few tries, you should battle it. Use a level 35 or 36 Gyrados that knows Surf. Use Surf twice and it should have very little HP remaining. Then, use a Net Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by rurouni11.

You can also catch a Barbroach by the Winstrate's house north of Mauville.
Information in this section was contributed by SkatingSkittles.

Beautifly:
Evolves from Silcoon.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Beldum:
After you defeat Stephen (the champion), go to his house in Mossdeep City. Read the book (Letter) on the table. It says to take the Pokeball. It contains a Beldum, at level 5. It is a Steel/Psychic type that knows Take Down.
Information in this section was contributed by Nights Dreamer.

Blacken: Recommended moves:
Recommended moves for Blacken are: Fireblast, Flamethower, Hidden Power, and SkyUppercut.
Information in this section was contributed by DeboCalvario.

Recommended moves for Blaziken are Sky Uppercut, Blaze Kick, Aerial Ace and Flamethrower.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

Blaziken or Combusken: Recommended moves:
if you have a Combusken or Blaziken, the best moves for it are Ember (can replace with Flare Kick if desired), Double Kick, and since it is able to learn a Bird type move, Steel Wing or any other powerful TM flying based move. Also give it an HM (preferably Cut).
Information in this section was contributed by GodlyWolf.

If you choose Torchic, evolve it to Combusken to use double-kick on the first gym. It is very effective. For the second gym, use Peck which is also very effective.
Information in this section was contributed by Jason Yu.

Blaziken's recommended moves are Blaze Kick, Sky Upper Cut, Mirror Move, and Cut.
Information in this section was contributed by Cebutek.

Alternately, give Blaziken Flamethrower, Blaze Kick, Double Kick and Sky Uppercut.
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At the beginning, choose Torchic as your starter. Later, evolve it into a Blaziken. Go to the Move Tutor in Fallarbor town with a Heart Scale. You can now teach it Fire Punch.
Information in this section was contributed by Tommy Zhao.

Recommended moves for Blaziken are: Hyper Beam power 150 accuracy 90, Overheat power 140 accuracy 90, Fire Blast power 120 accuracy 85, Earthquake power 100 accuracy 100.
Information in this section was contributed by paul.

Get a Blaziken and teach it Flamethrower, Solar Beam, and Earthquake. Then, level it up until it learns Sky Uppercut. It is now strong against Steel, Ground, Rock, Electric, Water, Ice, Flying, Normal, Bug, Fire, Poison, Dark, Fighting, and Grass types.
Information in this section was contributed by JetJak24.

Get a Blaizken and teach it Flamethrower, Strength, Double Kick, and Fire Blast. Note: These moves may not work well against the Elite Four. The recommended moves for the Elite Four are Double Kick, Strength, OverHeat, and Rock Smash.
Information in this section was contributed by Pianokid53.

Get a Blaizken at level 100 and teach it Flamethrower, Double Kick, Hyper Beam, and Fire Blast.
Information in this section was contributed by Pianokid53.

Recommended moves for Blazican are Double Kick (learns after evolving to Combuskin), Fire Punch (learned from the Move Tutor; needs Heart Scale), Blaze Kick (learns after it evolves from Blaxican), and Skyupercut (learned at levels 60 to 80).

Breloom:
Evolves from Shroomish.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Cacnea:
Can be found in the desert with the fierce sandstorm.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Cacturne:
Catch a Cacnea and it will evolve into Cacturne at level 32.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Camerupt:
Evolves from Numel.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Carvanha:
Use Good Rod on a lake in Route 119.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Carvanha evolves into Sharpedo at level 30.
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On Route 119, try fishing with a Good Rod. You may catch a Magikarp, Tentacool, or possibly a Feebas, but sometimes you will hook a Carvanha.
Information in this section was contributed by Tony V.

Cascoon:
Evolves from Wurmple or catch at Pettleburg Woods.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Castform:
After you save the weather institute, talk to the man blocking the doorway. He will give you the Castform. It changes form, depending on the weather. It knows Hail, Powder Snow, Rain Dance, and Sunny Day. It is a Normal type and is at level 25.
Information in this section was contributed by Nights Dreamer.

You can only get Castform once in the game, but you can breed it. Catch a Merill (opposite gender to Castform). Go to the Daycare and put the Merill and Castform in. Return later and talk to the old man standing next to the Daycare. He will give you an egg. Go back again later, and you will have another egg. Castform will hatch from the egg at level 5.
Information in this section was contributed by Matt Wright.

Castform: Recommended moves:
The best moves for Castform are Blizzard, Fireblast, Thunder, and Solar Beam.
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Chimecho:
Go to Mt. Pyre and enter the mountain. Then, go inside and turn right. Go out the other door. Then, go to the highest point in the mountain and check in the grass. Chimecho is difficult to find. Bring about ten Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Use the Sweet Scent move to catch it at Mt. Pyre.
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

To catch Chimecho, get a Tropious. Go to the outside top of Mt. Pyre go to the place here the people are standing. Go a little bit down into the grass. Then, use Sweet Scent from Tropious. A Pokemon will appear. Do this until a Chimecho appears. You can now use a Master or Ultra ball to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by Pedroelikha.

Chimecho is extremely difficult to find. If you are looking for one, catching it in the wild is the slowest way to get one, albeit the simplest. If you are set on catching one yourself, prepare for a very long hunt. Bring about ten Timer Balls (can be bought at Rustboro City), at least two high level Pokemon (at least level 50 each), a Pokemon with Surf, and about ten Full Restores. It would also be advisable to bring a Pokemon with a move that decreases your opponents' accuracy; or paralyses them or makes them sleep. If desired, also bring a Pokemon with the Sweet Scent move (for example, Tropius). Get to the very top of Mount Pyre. You will need Surf to get there from Lilycove. This is the foggy area with the two old people. Then, go into the grass to the side and look. If you find a Chimecho, use the sleep/paralyze/reduce accuracy move first, then start stalling for turns, preferably by switching between your two best Pokemon. If desired, you can give it a little damage. Do not worry about getting its HP low. Count how many turns have gone by by keeping a tally. If your good Pokemon get weak, use a Full Restore on them. Wait until forty turns have passed, then start throwing the Timer Balls. Do not worry about running out; after 40 turns if even the first one fails, you either made a substantial error in counting turns or have just had horrible luck. If you are prepared, catching a Chimecho is all about finding it. Catching it after that (using the method described above) is very easy.

Chinchou:
Can be caught anywhere underwater.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Clampearl:
Can be caught anywhere underwater.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Claydol:
Claydol is found in Sky Pillar.
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Corphish:
Fish near Venderturf and you will battle one. Use a Good Rod. Raise it to level 33 and it will evolve into Crawdaunt.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Black.

To find a Corpish, go to the first small pond to the West of Oldale Town. Surf to the middle and use a rod (Super Rod recommended). To find a Super Rod, talk to every sailor in Mossdeep City.
Information in this section was contributed by Cody Miller.

Corsola:
Go to Pacifidlog Town. Go to the house with the girl standing on it. Go inside. Talk to the girl next to the vase in the back of the room. She will ask you to trade a Bellosum for a Corsola. You must have Bellosum to get Corsola.
Information in this section was contributed by BRagone.

Have Pokemon that know Surf, Fly, and Waterfall. Fly you to the Pokemon Center in Ever Grande City. Stand in front of the water. Use Surf. Go down the waterfall. To your left should be a blue rock. Go left until you hit the rock. Turn right, but do not move. Face to the right. Use an Old Rod and start fishing. After about five tries you should land a Corsola.
Information in this section was contributed by Xiu Bon Bon and msclarke.

Crobat:
Catch a Zubat and treat it very well. Give it items such as Iron. After it evolves into a Golbat, in the very next level it will become a Crobat if you treated it well enough.
Information in this section was contributed by Brendan Varga.

Delacatty:
You must have a Skitty and a Moon Stone. Use the Moon Stone on Skitty and it will evolve into a Delacatty. Be careful not to evolve Skitty too soon, as it will not learn some attacks.
Information in this section was contributed by kitty katty.

Deoxys and Jirachi:
You cannot get Jirachi and Deoxys during the game. They are given away through a Nintendo event, much like Mew and Celebi were in previous Pokemon games.
Information in this section was contributed by Aaron Powers.

To catch Jirachi, get the Pokemon Coliseum bonus disc for the Gamecube (for pre-ordering the game). Use a link cable to download him to your Pokemon Ruby or Sapphire game.

Dodrio:
Other than by evolution, it can be found in the Safari Zone.

Doduo:
Caught in the Safari Zone.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Donphan:
Evolves from Phanpy at level 25.
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Keena.

Dragonite: Recommended moves:
Dragonite should have the moves Outrage, Flamethrower, Safeguard and Thunderbolt; Item: Persim Berry; Nature: Modest; Trait: Shed Skin. Keep Safeguard up to prevent Outrage causing confusion. Persim Berry stops confusion when the opponent uses Taunt and you cannot use Safeguard. You can knock out opponents quickly with this set.
Information in this section was contributed by Alex.

Dusclops:
Catch a Duskull and it will evolve at level 37. It will immediately try to learn Shadow Punch, a useful Ghost type ability. They can also be caught in the Sky Pillar.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M..

Duskull:
Duskull can be found anywhere inside Mt. Pyre or in the grass on Route 121. Has amazing Def. and Sp. Def., but its Atk., Sp. Atk., and Speed are devastatingly low.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M..

Dustox:
Evolves from Cascoon.
Information in this section was contributed by Dude749.

Electrode:
There are two ways to get Electrode. You can either catch an Electrode at New Mauville (which will take a long time), or you can catch a Voltorb and train it until it gets to level 30.
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Eevee: All evolutions:
To get all five evolutions of Eevee you must trade from Pokemon Fire Red or Leaf Green and get at least one Eevee, one Ditto, one Thunder Stone , one Fire Stone , and one Water Stone. First, evolve Eeve into Jolteon, Flareon, or Vaporeon. Then, keep breeding Eevee at the Daycare and use the Mach Bike on the Cycling Road. Then, go back to the Daycare to get the egg of Eevee at level 5. Once you have evolved Eevee, breed Eevee two more times then raise it to level 41. It should evolve into either Espeon or Umbreon according to the time (a.m. or p.m.). You should now have the data of all evolutions of Eevee. Note: To breed, you must put Eevee and Ditto together.
Information in this section was contributed by Bobby Vadhanapanich.

Thunder Stone: Jolteon
Fire Stone: Flareon
Water Stone: Vaporeon
a.m.: Espeon
p.m.: Umbreon

Espeon or Embreon:
Trade them from Pokemon Coliseum.
Information in this section was contributed by Pianokid53.

Exploud:
Go into the Victory Road cave in Ever Grande City. Find a Loudred in the cave and increase it one level. It will evolve into Exploud.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Feebas:
Feebas can only be found on Route 119, and is very hard to find. Feebas only appears in six tiles on the route. The tiles are random, depending on the popular phrase you used in Dewford. Catching this Pokemon requires a lot of time and patience. However, when evolved into Milotic this Pokemon is very useful. To capture Feebas try using "Mudkip Ball" as your popular phrase in Dewford. Later it turns to "Natural Flowers". Wait until "Natural Flowers" is the popular phrase or attempt to change it yourself. To find Feebas, get to Route 119. Start at the bottom and move north. Stop at the first little lake, immediately after the large patch of tall grass, and go as far left on the lake shore as you can. Surf, move one tile north, and fish with a Super Rod. Note: The tile locations may vary from game to game..
Information in this section was contributed by Jon Holmes.

Go to Route 119. Start at the bottom and work your way up. You will probably get a Magikarp at the very bottom tile. Checked the next one up to get Feebas.
Information in this section was contributed by calvin.anslow.

Go To Dewford Hall in Dewford Town and change the Trendy Pharse to either "Treecko Ball", "Mudkip Ball", or "Torchic Ball"(depending on which one was your starting Pokemon). Then, go to Route 119 and try your luck at fishing for a while. Note: Use the Super Rod and you must be Surfing. If you did not catch a Feebas, return to Dewford Hall and change the Trendy Phrase to "Natural Flowers." Then, return to Route 119 and start fishing.
Information in this section was contributed by Paul Crook.

Just go to Fortree City. Go down on the left side until you see a big patch of tall grass at the bottom of the screen, a body of water on the left side, and a house on the right side. Fish in the body of water. You will often be able to catch Feebas here.
Information in this section was contributed by Donn V. Sierra.

You will need a fishing rod (Old Rod recommended), a Pokemon who can use Surf, and perhaps Waterfall. Walk or fly to Fortree City, move left to Route 119, and go down. Once you have moved to the location where you can Surf, use it. Surf left a bit, then up. You should now see a waterfall and two small land pieces (one on the right with a hidden hideout and one on the left). Cast your fishing rod to the edge of the waterfall and the small piece of land. Fish here about four to five times. Feebas can only be found in six squares on this Route 119 river. A square being where your character can move. Where you stopped to fish does not matter; it is where you have cast your rod. If you fail to find Feebas on this spot, keep casting your rod at different squares around this waterfall's edge. Remember, there are about 300 squares on this body of water, and only 6 of them contain Feebas. If you found the correct square, your chances of seeing Feebas is about 33%. Entering the trendy phrases in Dewford does not seem to change all of the squares (perhaps one or two); perhaps there are some permanent squares. Be patient and work through each individual square.
Information in this section was contributed by Avocet.

Go to the very bottom of the river and Surf left. Talk to a fisherman who says "Go for a Surf on my Pokemon, then fish off its back. It's an indescribably luxuriant moment!". There is a chance to find Feebas around this area. This fisherman has a Feebas, and when you talk to him the game creates a square for Feebas around his area. Keep on fishing on every square in the body of water where the fisherman is located. Once you have found Feebas (remember its location), make sure you get one with a "Modest" nature. Modest nature makes it easy to raise beauty. Also, its growth for strength is slow while special attack is fast, which is perfect for Feebas, which will evolve to Milotic, because it uses mainly special attacks and hardly any physical. The recommended moves for Milotic are Surf, Icebeam, Recover, and Hydro-Pump or Attract.
Information in this section was contributed by Avocet.

Go on Route 119. Find a place to Surf, and do it. Go down until you see a waterfall that you cannot get to (two rocks are blocking your way). Go against the lower rock and move up four spaces. Face left and do not move. Drop in an Old Rod. Keep trying until Feebas is caught. Note: This was done while the cool phrase was "Clear Body Challenge".
Information in this section was contributed by Justin Loverchio.

Feebas' location is randomized each time you change the cool phrase in Dewford. You cannot simply use the same phrase to find Feebas. You need to try each square a few times to find it.
Information in this section was contributed by Diony Rosa.

Go down from Fortree City where there is water and the fisherman you battled that has Feebas. There is a house on the right. Surf and fish in the middle part of the rocks with the Super Rod. You will get Feebas very quickly. Make sure you set the phrase to either "Treecko Ball", "Mudkip Ball", or "Torchic Ball".
Information in this section was contributed by Stan ley.

Go to Route 119, then go in the water. Start where you see the shadow of the bridge on the left. Fish with a Super Rod directly under the shadow of the bridge. Go across the shadow and you will find Feebas.
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Go to the south-most lake from Route 119. There should be a house on the right, the lake on the left, and a big patch of grass on the bottom of the screen. Go into the lake. You should find a man at the edge of the lake. Battle him. Once you have defeated him, talk to him. He should say, "Go for a SURF on my Pokemon... Then fish off its back... It's an indescribably luxuriant moment!" This should open up a few squares in the lake for a Feebas to appear. Surf back onto the lake. Go to the third rock from the left, and be on the left side of the rock. Go down two squares from where you are. You still should be on the left side of the rock, but facing the right side. Cast your rod there. Good and Super Rods are recommended. You should find Feebas there after a few casts.
Information in this section was contributed by Gavin L..

Feebas is the most elusive Pokemon in the game and is often very difficult to get. First, change the Trendy Phrase in Dewford Town to "GET FEEBAS". Feebas only appears on 6 of the 400 tiles found in Route 119. To find one of those tiles, search every single tile starting at the beginning of the river and work your way north. Fish with a Super Rod on each tile six times. If Feebas does not appear, you are on the wrong tile. Keep going and you will eventually find Feebas. Note: When you are on the correct tile, Feebas is quite common on that set of six tiles. There will be a 60% to 80% chance of finding it on one of the six tiles.
Information in this section was contributed by ZacComicMan.

Flygon:
Recommended moves for Flygon are Flamethrower, Fly, Dragonbreath, and Solar Beam. You can get Flamethrower at the Game Corner and Dragonbreath from the Move Tutor.
Information in this section was contributed by Rick Vaeth.

Catch a Trapinch. It will evolve into a Vibrava at level 35, then it will evolve again into Flygon at level 45.
Information in this section was contributed by DeboCalvario.

Geodude:
You should get a Geodude at Dewford early in the game, when you are trying to give Steven his mail. When you get to Slateport, go up to the grass and get him to level 25. It should know at least one Ground move, one Rock move, and some others. After you defeat Team Magma/Aqua, go to Mauville (defeat May/Brendon) and challenge Wattson, the gym leader, immediately. Keep using Magnatude to win. Geodude is also a good choice because it is strong against the next three gym leaders; Flannery (Fire leader), Norman (Normal leader; your dad), and Wiona (Flying leader).
Information in this section was contributed by MrCrispy5.

Girafarig:
Can be caught in the Safari Zone.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Glalie:
To catch a good Ice type Pokemon, go up to the Shoal Cave (north of Mossdeep). If it is low tide, go to the place with lots of ice. Search around until you find a Pokemon called Snorunt. Catch it, and train it to level 42. It will then evolve into Glalie. If you want a good move variety, teach Glalie TM03 (Water Pulse) once it evolves. Try teaching it Water Pulse (obtained after defeating the last Gym leader), Ice Beam (learned by level), Blizzard (learned by level), and Crunch (learned by level).
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Go to Mossdeep City. Get a pokemon that knows Strength and Surf. After that, go north of Mossdeep and surf until you find a cave named Shoal Cave. Find the part of the cave that is icy and slippery. After you get through the first ice floor, walk around where it is not icy and you will find a Snorunt. Train it and it will evolve into Glalie.
Information in this section was contributed by Qirjazip.

Golbat:
You can catch a Golbat in the cave where the Lunatone is located, near the odd couple.
Information in this section was contributed by Shane Lee.

Golduck:
Other than by evolution, it can be found in the Safari Zone.

Golem:
Trade your Graveler. By the time it reaches the other side, it will evolve into Golem.
Information in this section was contributed by Tyreese Johnson.

Gorebyss and Huntail:
Get the scanner in the abandoned ship. Then, go to Slateport City. Go to the where the ferry is located and give the scanner to Mr. Stern. He will ask you to trade for his Deepseascale and the Deepsea Tooth. Choose either one of them, then give it to a Clamperl. This will raise its stats and allow it to evolve when traded. To get Gorebyss, give Clamperl the Deepseascale then trade it to a friend with a link cable. Then, have them trade it back to get Gorebyss. To get Huntail. give Clamperl the Deepseatooth and do the same thing.
Information in this section was contributed by Mike Kipp.

Grimer:
Found in the Fiery Path.

Grovyle:
Grovyle learns Leaf Blade at level 29.
Information in this section was contributed by Jfz517.

Groudon:
To find Groudon, go to the Cave Of Origin in Sootopolis City. It will be on Level 45 when you catch it. Groudon is a Ground type. Its ability is Drought and it summons Sunlight in battle. Its attacks are Slash: (Power 70, Accuracy 100), Bulk Up (Power -, Accuracy -), Earthquake (Power 100, Accuracy100), and Fire Blast (Power120, Accuracy 85). You can only find Groundon in Pokemon Ruby.
Information in this section was contributed by LinkSword178.

Go to Cave Of Orgin. When you see Groudon in one of the other caves inside, you can catch him by using a Master Ball or an Ultra Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Yugicards59.

It is best to save the Master Ball because Groudon is a big help. If you train hard with it and then go to the Eilte Four, it should be a little easier.
Information in this section was contributed by bonfam.

Start with a Treeko and when it levels up, have it learn Solar Beam. Put Groudon as the first Pokemon in your party and it will use its effect. Treeko or its evolved form can now use Solar Beam without waiting.
Information in this section was contributed by RSovansky.

When trying to catch Groudon in the Cave Of Origin and you do not have very many Ultra Balls remaining, use Timer Balls due to their efficiency. After a large amount of turns, they should be very effective and catch Groudon in about two to five tries.
Information in this section was contributed by Karateking89.

Surf and use dive to find your way to Sootopolis. Go up and to the left of the Pokemon Center. Talk to Steven and he will bring you to a cave. Groudon is inside. It is a Fire/Ground type and knows Earthquake.
Information in this section was contributed by neal anderson.

Groudon gets weak later in the game. You may not use it at the Battle Tower.
Information in this section was contributed by Chelsea Lemon.

Bring a lot of Ultra Balls and Revives. Get him to red health and toss Ultra Balls at him.
Information in this section was contributed by b.courtney.

Have a high level Pokemon in your party (for example, Blaziken at level 53). Have a Magnemite and Shedninja at about level 30 and three other Pokemon. Have about 20 Revives, 45 Pokeballs, 50 to 75 Ultra Balls, and 3 Timer Balls Attack Groudon once with Blaze Kick (or another strong attack). Switch to Magnemite and wait for Groudon to use Fire Blast. Keep using Revives on Magnemite until Groudon uses Fire Blast five times. Switch to Shedninja and use a move until Groudon has about 1 HP remaining. Use all Pokeballs, then use a Timer ball. If that does not work, use 20 Ultra Balls, then use a Timer Ball. If that does not work, use the remaining Ultra Balls and the last Timer Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Ggrosskid2.

Groudon can learn Solar Beam without the need for the TM at level 65.
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To catch Groudon, you need to have Surf, Dive, Rock Smash, and Strength. Go to Route 128 and dive at the deep water that is in a semi-circle. Go down to where the semi-circle ends. You will eventually find a cave, If you go in there, you will see the submarine that Team Magma stole. Dive back up, then go up. There are two doors here. Try to get to the one on the right. Use Strength on the rocks. Then, go to the water. Surf and go down, then go to the right. Go over the currents and get to a door. Push the rocks and battle the Team Magma member. Go up to the other rocks and get to the door. When you get in this other cave, save the game. Keep going down and you will see Groudon. Maxie will appear and his blue orb will start glowing. This will awaken Groudon and he will leave. He is in the Cave Of Origin at Sootopolis City. It will now be sunny. Maxie will bring you outside and talk. Save the game after he finishes talking. Then, Fly or Surf to Sootopolis City. Surf to the left and go towards the Pokemart, but go on the brown dirt. Then, go up the stairs and Wally will talk to you. He will bring you to the Cave of Origin. Go in and use Flash. Then just keep going down the ladders and you will find Groudon. Save the game before you go in front of him. Then, get in front of him and the red orb will be glowing. You will now battle him. Catch him. If he faints, restart the game to get another chance to catch him.
Information in this section was contributed by Matt Paderta.

After you beat the Team Magma leader in Mount Pyre, go to the hideout. Defeat Team Magma there (find the Master Ball and save it for Latios). Then, go to the seafloor place and get to the lava. The Team Magma leader will battle again. When you defeat him, he will shine the blue orb. You will be back up, but the water is lighter. Go to the Cave of Origin and catch Groudon there.
Information in this section was contributed by aaron philipose.

You should have at least 10 Ultra Balls. When you are battling Groudon, first use a strong attack. Then you have at least a 90% chance of Groudon using rest. When it regains its health, go for another strong move then Ultra ball if it escapes. You will have to do this all over, but will probably catch Groudon this time.
Information in this section was contributed by cpamanda.

Groudon: Recommended moves:
Use Shock Wave, Bulk Up, Aerial Ace, and Fire Blast.
Information in this section was contributed by Tony V..

Recommended moves for Groudon are Eruption, Solarbeam, Fire Blast and Earthquake.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

The best moves for Groudon power-wise are Fissure, Earthquake, Eruption, and Solarbeam. However, if you want PP efficiency you can use Fissure (with PP Max), Earthquake (with PP Up), Eruption/Flamethrower (with PP Up), and Solarbeam (with PP Up). Note: For best results and success save all PP Ups and PP Maxs for your starter Pokemon's moves only after it has learned all of its best moves. For better help in the Pokemon League use them on your Groudon.
Information in this section was contributed by mercury griffin.

Teach Groudon Solarbeam. His ability, Drought,will let you use Solarbeam on your first move.
Information in this section was contributed by Wells Kenney.

Gyarados:
Gyarados can be caught with a Super Rod by fishing in the water around the Gym in Sootopolis.
Information in this section was contributed by Andrew Dorscht.

Catch a Magikarp above level 20 and give it a Rare Candy. it will evolve into Gyarados. You can find Rare Candiess all over Hoenn or they can be bought at the herb shop in Lavaridge Town.
Information in this section was contributed by pieter moonen.

Hariyama:
Can be caught at Victory Road, or by evolving a Makuhita.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Heracross:
Go to the Safari Zone. Get directly below the slide place where you can get Rhihorns. Once there, go to the upper left corner in the grass and hop with the Acro Bike. You should encounter Heracross or some Glooms and Oddishes. You can find the rarest Safari Zones Pokemon here. If you try to get Heracross, do not use Pokebloks. Instead, just throw a Safari Ball and press A repeatedly.
Information in this section was contributed by Seppo Rytkönen.

Ho-Oh:
Trade with Pokemon Coliseum.
Information in this section was contributed by katiemc90.

Horsea:
Go to Pacificlog Town and go towards the currents. You will see a man in front of a pond. Use a Super Rod and you can eventually catch a Horsea.
Information in this section was contributed by apollohollaway.

After you get to Mossdeep City, go in every house until you find a fisherman that will give you a Super Rod. Go to Slateport and go east of the harbor. Surf where there is water. Use your Super Rod while Surfing. After a few attempts, you should see a Horsea.
Information in this section was contributed by Qirjazip.

Illumise:
Found on Route 117. It is easier to find in Pokemon Ruby.
Information in this section was contributed by ProjectShadow316 and John Warzala.

Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff:
Fly to Rustboro City. Go to the extreme north and start to Surf even farther north. Once you get to the most northern point, you will encounter a couple of trainers. Beyond them is a patch of grass. Search around there and you will eventually find Jigglypuff. Use the Moon Stone you got in Meteor Falls to evolve it into Wigglytuff. Note: You may want to breed an Igglybuff before you evolve it.
Information in this section was contributed by Chriss4525.

When finding Jigglypuff, do not run away from wild Pokemon, just faint them. It will make finding Jigglypuff easier. The area described above is correct, but when you see a group of trees with small passages through them, you are in the correct location.
Information in this section was contributed by Ryan Marshall.

Jirachi:
Get 200 Pokemon in the Pokedex. Go to Mossdeep Space Center and talk to the person near the rocket. He says that the Rocket 100 is blasting off. Get on it and you will fight Jirachi.
Information in this section was contributed by Max Fox.

Kecleon:
The best moves for Kecleon are Fire Blast, Blizzard, Thunder, and Hyper Beam.
Information in this section was contributed by DukeDevlon2004.

A good move set for Kecleon is Skill Swap (TM48), Faint Attack, Brick Break (TM 31), and Psybeam. When in battle, use Skill Swap immediately, so Kecleon's ability (Color Change) is swapped with the opponent. Then, use any other attack. Since you swapped abilities, when you use the attack the opponent's type will be changed to the type of the attack you used. For example, if you used Brick Break, the opponent's type becomes Fighting. Then, just use the type of attack that is strong against the first type of attack you used. For example, if you used Brick Break, use Psybeam and it should be very effective. Afterwards, the opponent's type will be changed once more to the type of move you used last. Just keep using the move type that is very effective to the move type that you last used. By using this technique, you will be virtually unbeatable.
Information in this section was contributed by Sparkchu.

There is a level 30 Kecleon behind the "Route 120 <- Fortree City" sign. Note: You will need the Devon Scope.
Information in this section was contributed by DragonChtrck.

Kingdra:
Fish for a Horsea. Some of them will be holding a Dragon Scale. Make a Seadra hold this item and trade it to get a Kingdra. The best way to get Dragon Scale is to teach a Pokemon Thief and use it on a Horsea. If the Horsea is holding a Dragon Scale, the Pokemon will take it away. If not, attack it normally.
Information in this section was contributed by Sergio Torres.

Koffing:
Found in the Fiery Path. It may be a shiny version.
Information in this section was contributed by ProjectShadow316.

Kyogre:
To find Kyogre, go to the Cave Of Origin in Sootopolis City. It will be on Level 45 when you catch it. Kyogre is a Water type. Its ability is Drizzle and it summons Rain in battle. Its attacks are Body Slam (Power 85, Accuracy 100), Calm Mind (Power -, Accuracy -), Ice Beam (Power 95, Accuracy100), and Hydro Pump (Power120, Accuracy 80). You can only find Kyogre in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by LinkSword178.

To catch Kyogre easier, bring some Net Balls. Net Balls work better on Water and Bug types. Net Balls can be bought in Mossdeep City's Pokemart.
Information in this section was contributed by Cynda F.

While Kyroge has red health, put him to sleep and you can catch him with a Poke Ball.
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After you enter Sootopolis, you will not be able to go in the gym. Go to the left and you will see Steven and Wallace. They will take you to the Cave of Orgin. You will need at least three Repeat Balls or one Master Ball. You can find a Master Ball in Team Aqua/Magma's hideout. Save your game before you walk in front of Kyoge. You will need a level 50 Swampert. It should know the move Muddy Water. Use it only one time. If it only is on orange health, use Rock Smash. With luck, its Hydro Pump will not take your Pokemon down. If it is on red, use the Repeat Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by ElisaF10.

Kyogre is extremely difficult to catch if you do not paralyze it or put it to sleep. Catch a Ralts on Route 102 and raise it up to Gardevouir. Gardevouir is a strong psychic type that you can use against the Elite Four. Make sure you keep Calm Mind on Gardevouir. You will also need about twenty Ultra Balls, ten Net Balls, five Timer Balls, ten Super Potions, and ten Full Heals. When you battle Kyogre, put Gardevouir out first. Do not bother attacking Kyogre, just keep using Calm Mind for a few turns. Kyogre will most likely use Hydro Pump and Ice Beam. If Gardevouir gets frozen, use a Full Heal. If it gets down to low HP, use Super Potion. Eventually Kyogre will get smart to the fact that his "special attacks" (Hydro Pump and Ice Beam) are not doing enough damage and it will start to use Body Slam. Body Slam has a chance or paralyzing your Pokemon. Gardevouir will usually get paralyzed by the third or fourth Body Slam, then Synchronize will also paralyze Kyogre. Gardevouir's Special Attack and Special Defense are high, so Ice Beam and Hydro Pump will do minimal damage. As, Kyogre is paralyzed, sometimes it will not hit you. The only useful attack it will have left is Body Slam, and since Gardevouir is already paralyzed, it is not significant. You can take your time whittling down Kyogre's HP with Gardevouir, not having to worry about much. Take your time, and when the HP gets red, try a few Ultra Balls and Net Balls. If you run out, then use Calm Mind some more to waste a few turns and use the Timer Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by Aishitara Pegasus.

To catch Kyogre very easily, get a Shedinja. Since it is only affected by its weakness, Kyogre cannot defeat it.
Information in this section was contributed by JesseBubba.

Use a Pokemon that can put Kyogre to sleep. After it says "Kyogre is fast asleep", use your Masterball(s) until Kyogre cannot break free. Kyogre is now yours to keep. Note: This trick may have a slight chance of working if you have two Masterballs or less.
Information in this section was contributed by Aman Siddiqui.

Buy a large number of Ultra Balls and Revives. Throw Ultra Balls on every turn. If he knocks out three Pokemon, use Revives until he stays without attacks. He will use Struggle and will almost always fail. Keep throwing the Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by Matias Gabaldoni.

Kyogre: Recommended moves:
Recommended moves for Kyogre are Hydro Pump, Ice Beam, Water Spout and Earthquake (TM).
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

The best moves for Kyogre power-wise are Sheer Cold, Blizzard, Hydro-Pump, and Thunder. However, if you want PP efficiency you can use Sheer Cold (with PP Max), Ice Beam/Blizzard (with PP Up), Thundershock/Thunder (with PP Up), and Surf/Hydro-Pump (with PP Up). Note: For best results and success save all PP Ups and PP Maxs for your starter Pokemon's moves only after it has learned all of its best moves. For better help in the Pokemon League use them on your Kyogre.
Information in this section was contributed by mercury griffin.

Kyogre: Easy PP refuel without an Ether:
Get a TM that contains Thunderbolt. Teach Thunder to your Kyougre. If you have run out of Thunder before you are going to defeat Steven, teach Kyougre the Thunderbolt. You will now have all fifteen PP of Thunderbolt remaining. Note: This will work with any TM.
Information in this section was contributed by BsbllAllstr14.

Latios and Latias:
When you get the Master Ball in Team Aqua's/Magma's lair, do not use it on Kyogre/Groudon. Latios and Latias will eventually appear in your game, and they are extremely difficult to catch. They will run from route to route.
Information in this section was contributed by Bluebubbles1991.

Just after you finish the game, on television there will be a report about a one-of-an-kind Pokemon that is now loose in Hoenn. It will show up all over Hoenn in the grassy areas. You will only have one chance to catch it. It rarely appears. It depends on which game you are playing; Latios for Pokemon Ruby and Latias for Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by slicknick110.

When going after Latios and Latias, always use Repels so you are not interrupted by other Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by Phyeken.

To catch Latios easily, make sure that you have Wynaut or Wobbafet because Latios runs away on the first turn you find it. Have a Master Ball with you. Latios is level 40 when found, and is only available after defeating the Elite Four.
Information in this section was contributed by Jespo15.

After defeating the Elite Four, go to Littleroot Town. Go up in the grassy area with the stunt bike and bunny hop around while using Repel, but do not move. Just hop (hold B) and make sure the first Pokemon in your party is lower than level 40. After hopping for awhile, you should encounter Latios or Latias.
Information in this section was contributed by BeNPokee103.

To catch them easier, fly to Fortree City. Then, go south on Route 119. You may have to fight some trainers. When you defeat all of them, keep going south until you see a little house. Every time you fly to a different city or change routes, Latios or Latias flies to a different place. Go into the house, then exit. Go to your Pokedex and check where it is. Every time you exit the house, Latios or Latias will fly somewhere else. Keep doing this until it is on your route. Then, check all of the grassy areas to encounter it.
Information in this section was contributed by Monste5489.

Latios will only appear in the right half of the game,: from Routes 112, 110 and 117 over to the right. Latias will only appear on the other routes on the left side of the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Cormier.

Use the following trick to capture Latias or Latios without a Master Ball. You will need a Pokemon with a speed of 200 or more, Mean Look (for example, Zubat,Golbat,or Crobat), and 60 Great Balls or 45 Ultra Balls. If your speed is high enough, you may go first and use Mean Look to stop it from escaping. Keep using Great Balls at it at full HP until you have captured it. If you run out of Great Balls, use Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by SkyDragon.

Go to the Safari Zone and capture Wobbuffet. Do not bother training it. Wobbuffet's ability prevents Latios or Latias to escape. Buy at least 25 Hyper Potions and 50 Ultra Balls. Latios and Latias will usually first appear on Routes 121 or122 then flee from there. Once you verse it, you can see its movements. Make sure Wobbuffet is first in your party. Once you are battling Latios and Latias, send out Wobbuffet and use Mirror Coat first. Hope that Latios or Latias will use Psychic. This will turn Latios' or Latias' life to red health. Psychic will take off less than half of Wobbuffet's health because it is a Psychic type. After every damaging move is used by Latias or latios, immediately use a Hyper Potion. Then, keep using Ultra Balls when it does not attack you 50 % of the time.
Information in this section was contributed by Janusz.

Have at least 20 Ultra Balls and 10 Net Balls. Also have a team of Wobbuffets. Find Latios or Latias so that you can get its area on the Pokedex. It is easiest to catch in the desert north of Mauville. Try to get it in the desert and do not attack. The sandstorm will automatically deal damage to it. When it is very weak, start using Ultra or Net Balls and you will most likely catch it

Once you have seen Latias or Latios, use this method to find them almost always. You can modify this strategy slightly (for example, instead of looking in the Pokedex, walk through grass with Repel) to find them for the first time. First, fly to Rustboro City, go upwards, and swim over the water. Then, enter a Secret Base or Meteor Falls and save the game. Press A + B + Start + Select for an in-game reset, or the trick rarely works. Walk out of the cave or base and fly to Mauville City. Walk into any route in either direction. Down is best if you have not seen it before, as grass is close. Check the Pokedex to see where it is. Keep going into Mauville City and back into that route until it is in the same route as you are on.
Information in this section was contributed by Dark X Dragon.

Get a Golbat from Sky Pillar that knows Mean Look. When you find Latias/Latios, use Mean Look and try to catch it with Ultra Balls. You should also have some potions such as Hyper Potion so your Golbat does not faint. After you have been battling for awhile, use a Timer Ball to catch it. Have a few Timer Balls just in case you need to repeat it.
Information in this section was contributed by AllYouNeedIsEwan.

Get a Trapinch and raise it to level 30 or more. When you find Latios or Latias, it cannot escape. This works better if you have more than one! and also have 20 Ultra Balls, 6 Great Balls, 10 Timer Balls,and 3 Net Balls. Sooner or later, you will catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by heather.

Have a level 50 Golbat that knows Mean Look and a level 35 Wobbeffet. Golbat must be first, and Wobbeffet can be anywhere in your party. Use Mean Look, then Confuse Ray, followed by Posion Fang. Then, send out Wobbeffet. When Latios attacks on the next turn, use Mirror Coat to hurt it badly, but just enough to live. Then, throw Ultra Balls, Great Balls, and Timer Balls to catch Latios. If Latios dies because of Confuse Ray, turn off your game and try again.
Information in this section was contributed by KidGoku2002.

Choose a base city with an adjacent route nearby, then Fly there. For example, choose Lilycove as you will usually encounter them at Route 121. Heal your Pokemon at the Pokemon Center. Put a strong Pokemon in front that knows Mean Look or the other attack. Then, walk over to the bottom patch of grass. Do not run or ride your bike, or you have to do this all over again. Then, walk around about ten steps. Go to the one above it by the trainer. Walk around and you should encounter it once out of every four battles. Note: You might have to fight a few battles first.
Information in this section was contributed by wbauer.

Latias is always female, and Latios is always male. The have a speed of about 100. Latios has greater special attack. At level 1, they learn Psywave, which is effective against stronger foes. Recommended moves are Psychic or Psywave, Icebeam, Flamethrower, and Thunderbolt.
Information in this section was contributed by JKingJr2.

Latios and Latias can be found over water or land. Once you see Latios or Latias, fly to a city with many entrances. Check the location on Latios or Latias. If they are two or less routes away in any direction, then step out onto a route. Check where they moved. Every time you cross a border, they will move one route. To get them in the same route, get a Pokemon level 40 or under and some Repels. Put the Pokemon in the front of the party and use a Repel. Run in that route until attacked by Latios or Latias.
Information in this section was contributed by CJPrichard.

Latios is difficult to catch because he moves every time you change routes, and teleports every time you go in a building. He is always on the right side of the map, as Latias is on the other side. Once you see Latios, it is easy to track him down. First, if you do not have a Master Ball, raise the Wynaut you get from Lavaridge to a level 40 Wobuffet. Check your Pokedex, and if he is too far away, Fly to a city. Once you are there, check your Pokedex again. If he is still too far away, go in the Pokemon Center and out again, then check. Keep trying until he gets an even number of routes away from you. Once he is that far away, follow him. The rest is just luck. Latios never heals. If you hurt him badly the first time, he will have the same amount of health next time.
Information in this section was contributed by Verik Millar.

Note: This trick requires a Gameboy Player for the Gamecube. First, win the Pokemon League on the Game Boy Advance. Then, walk around using the Gameboy Player. You will find Latios, then run away. Go to the PC and take out Golbat or Wobbefet. If you have Golbat use Mean Look. If you have Wobbefet, do not use anything. Check your Pokedex and look for Latios' location. Go there. When you change routes, he will go to the route next to him. When you fly, he goes far away.
Information in this section was contributed by Private Man.

Note: This trick requires the Go-Goggles. Go north of Mauville into the desert. Walk around until you find it. Then, use either a Trapinch or a Pokemon that knows Mean Look to prevent them from fleeing. Next, lower their health to the red and use a Pokemon that knows the False Swipe so it only has 1 HP remaining. Then, use an Ultra Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Adam Newell.

Have a Pokemon that knows False Swipe to bring Latios to 1 HP. Once you find Latios, it should be easy to catch. Have a Wobbufett in front of your party. Keep pounding at it with Ultra Balls. If Wobbufett faints, go to a Pokecenter. Then after you come out, use your Pokedex and get Latios' area. It will then show you what route it is on. If it is too far away, go into the Pokemon Center, then exit. Check his area again and repeat as necessary. Once you are on Latios' route, have a Pokemon that knows Sweet Scent. Use Sweet Scent, and Latios should be yours.
Information in this section was contributed by Americanrejectez.

When catching Latios/Latias, use a Trapinch. He prevents a trap that keeps them from fleeing. Level him up a lot. Bring ULTRA balls and Timer Balls. You do not need a Master Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Someone.

In order to get Latias in Pokemon Ruby and Latios in Pokemon Sapphire, you have an e-Reader and the card known as the Eon Ticket. You must scan it into your game then talk to your father in Petalburg. He will give you a ticket that can only be used once for the ferry at Lilycove. You will ride the ferry to the Southern Island where Latias or Latios is located (depending on the game). Stock up on items and save the game before you get on the boat in case you forgot something. You can also get the ticket if you mix records with someone who has received the ticket in their game.
Information in this section was contributed by TharXneo8x.

After defeating the Elite Four, fly to Lilycove. Put Wobbuffett first in your party, as its effect will help you. Go to Route 121 or 122 and use a Repel. Walk around in the grass. This may take time, but it is worth the wait. Before you walk in the grass, save your game. You will eventually find the Pokemon, and if you do not defeat it, just restart and try again. Also, if it bets your Wobbuffett you can just look at your Pokedex and find out where it is located.
Information in this section was contributed by taz.

Latias goes all over Hoenn, and not just on the right side. Catch him by putting a Trapinch out in battle. Or, you could get a Pokemon that knows Mean Look. If you have the latter, raise it to a very high level so it has very good speed. By doing this, it can go first and prevent Latias from fleeing. Do not hurt it too much; try putting it asleep or poisoning it. Save the game before you find him.
Information in this section was contributed by Pokemon fan 4 ever.

Have five Repels and a Pokemon at level 39.Use your Repel, then put your Pokemon at level 39 at the top of your line up. Run around the grass areas to find Latios. It will be the only Pokemon at level 40.
Information in this section was contributed by Nalvr.

Once you find Latios or Latias and you use a Pokeball of any kind on it and it flees, go to your Pokedex and look at its areas to track it. It is constantly moving around all of Hoen. When you walk to its location, it moves one route/area. When you Fly, it moves about five or six. It seems to be attracted to Mauville City and Mt. Pire frequently.
Information in this section was contributed by Bo Salazar.

To trap Latias or Latios, only use a Wobbuffet or a Pokemon that knows Mean Look. A Trapinch will not work because the Arena Trap effect does not work on Pokemon that know the Levitate effect, which includes Latios and Latias.
Information in this section was contributed by George Li.

The easiest and fastest way to find Latios or Latias is to defeat the Elite Four and watch the television in your house to find out that the Pokemon has been seen flying over Hoenn. Then, fly to Ever Grande and Surf to Pacifidlog Town. You should find them on the way on the water. If not, continue surfing to and from Pacifidlog and Ever Grande.
Information in this section was contributed by AJ16yugioh.

To catch Latias, defeat the Elite Four ten go back to your house. Watch the television; it should say that a new Pokemon is mysteriously and randomly appearing around Hoenn. That Pokemon is Latias (Pokemon Sapphire) or Latios (Pokemon Ruby). Once you see it, you can track it on your Pokedex. Obviously you must run around patches of grass. Note: This is the only Latias/Latios in the game. It is very difficult to catch. If you accidentally K.O. it, there will be no more chances to catch it. Save your game after you see the news report on the television. Every time that you see Latios/Latias and accidentally kill it, turn off the game and you will re-appear where you last saved. When you get the chance to battle Latios/Latias, instead of the normal music, there will be a new music.
Information in this section was contributed by Gameplayer120.

Make sure that you have a large number of Repels or Max Repels. Go to an area like on Route 130 and 131. Find the location where it changes routes and stay there, going back and forth while using the repels. Make sure that when you cross over the route line that you swim around there for awhile. If one of them does not show up after awhile, switch back over to the other route. Keep doing this repeatedly and you will eventually catch one of them. Make sure that you either have a Master Ball or a Pokemon that knows Mean Look so that they cannot escape.
Information in this section was contributed by slslburley.

Start by purchasing at least thirty Max Repels. Then, fly to Slate Port City. Go up to Route 110 near the bike path entrance. You will see a small patch of grass to the left. Go into the building (the bike path entrance) and come out. Use a Max Repel. Go into the grass and walk or ride around. If Latios does not appear, go into the building and try again. As soon as your Max Repel is done use another one. Sooner or later Latios will appear. Note: You must have first defeated the Elite Four.
Information in this section was contributed by Kattykat592.

The best place to catch Latias or Latios is at Route 124. You will need Surf.
Information in this section was contributed by taylor.

In Pokemon Ruby, after defeating the Elite Four go to your house. Go into your room and press A on the television. A news report will be on. It will be on about a one of a kind Pokemon (Latios). Make sure you have a Wobbefett at level 40. Fly to Fortree City and go to the left path. Go down to the part of the grass that has a bush in it. Have the Wobbefett first in your party. Search around in that area of grass. For some reason it will be attracted there for the very first encounter. If you fail to catch it the first time, fly to Pacifidlog Town then Surf to the left or right. Surf in between the boundaries of Pacifidlog and Routes 132/131. When encountered, just keep hitting Latios until its health is in the red, then thow Ultraballs or preferably a Master Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Lucas Wall.

Bring about 30 to 40 Ultra Balls, a Wobbuffet (found in the Safari Zone), and about 10 Repels. Go to a route where level 20 and lower Pokemon can be caught. Use a Repel to prevent the "weak" Pokemon from appearing. Then, put Wobbuffet in your first slot. Begin to walk around If you get a wild Pokemon battle, it will be Latias (Pokemon Sapphire) or Latios (Pokemon Ruby). If you decide to weaken it and catch it another time, keep Wobbuffet in the second slot of your party. Weaken him to at least red health, then run or he will flee. Then, go to you Pokedex and look for Latias' or Latios' entry. Search the area that is listed and catch him with an Ultra Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by MomsKirbyok.

Lileep: Recommended moves:
Use Ingrain, Toxic, Bullet Seed, Rock Slide (make sure to attach a Leftovers to the Lileep).
Information in this section was contributed by Tony V..

Loudred:
Besides evolving a Whismur, it can be caught in Victory Road.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Ludicolo: Recommended moves:
Ludicolo should have the moves Rain Dance, Leech Seed, Surf and Giga Drain; Item: Leftovers; Nature: Calm/Bold; Trait: Rain Dish. Use Rain Dance to restore HP using Rain Dish. Use Leech Seed to drain the opponents's HP while recovering your own. Kill the opponent with Surf. If you get low on HP use Giga Drain (this move has low PP and should be used sparingly).
Information in this section was contributed by Alex.

Lugia:
Trade from Pokemon XD: Gale Of Darkness.
Information in this section was contributed by katiemc90.

Lunatone:
Can be found in Meteor Falls near the odd couple only in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Luvdisc:
Luvdisc can be capture on Route 128 by fishing with a Super Rod. If your Pokemon knows Thief, use it to attack one. You might get a Heart Scale for the Move Tutor.
Information in this section was contributed by r.l.cupid.

Magikarp:
Magikarp can be caught with either an Old Rod or a Super Rod. Go to the marker for Route 104 (Rustboro City) in order to catch it with a Super Rod. Magikarp can be found in that lake.
Information in this section was contributed by Joedance99.

Magikarp can also be caught with a Super Rod by fishing in the water around the Gym in Sootopolis.
Information in this section was contributed by Andrew Dorscht.

You can find Magikarp in Sootopolis City by surfing or fishing.
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Magneton:
Other than by evolution, it can be found in New Mauville.
Information in this section was contributed by Chriss4525.

Makuhita:
Makuhita can be found in the cave above Dewford or in Victory Road. It should be very easy to catch. Use a Great Ball or Ultra Ball. Recommended moves for it are Knock Off, Vital Throw, Combination-TM, Secret Power.
Information in this section was contributed by Alex p.

Manectric:
Found on Route 118, or by evolving an Electrike.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Masquerain: Learn Bubble Beam:
Catch a Surskit. Train it to level 25. It would normally evolve at level 22, but it will not learn Bubble Beam if allowed to evolve at that level. Then, let it evolve into Masquerain at level 25 (after Surskit learns Bubble Beam). At level 26, Masquerain will learn its first move, Gust. Therefore, it will not miss any moves before that.
Information in this section was contributed by Bryan642.

Masquerain:
Evolved form of Surskit. Surskit can be found in Routes 117, 102, 114, 111, and 119. Surskit evolves at about level 20 to 22.
Information in this section was contributed by Clever72390.

Mawile:
Can be found in the Granite Cave in Dewford Town, only in Pokemon Ruby.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Can be caught in the Sky Pillar, Granite Cave, or in the desert with the fierce sandstorm. This Pokemon does not evolve into anything and is only available in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Metagross:
Fly to Mossdeep City and go after the Beldum (level 5) in Steven's house, after defeating the Pokemon League. Train it up to level 20 to evolve it into Metang, then up to level 45 to evolve it into Metagross. Note: Beldum only has Take Down as a move until it evolves.
Information in this section was contributed by Chriss4525.

Give Metagross Meteor Mash, Earthquake, Shadow Ball, and Light Screen. Meteor Mash, Shadow Ball, and Earthquake allow for lots of damage, and Light Screen increases its weak special defense. You will have to use TMs to get Earthquake and Shadow Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by TheChanseyDude.

To get Metagross' first evolution, first get all eight badges. Then, defeat the Elite Four and the champion. Then, return to Mossdeep City and go to the to top left house. You should see a Pokeball witch contains Beldum.
Information in this section was contributed by e duelist13.

To teach Metagross the move Meteor Mash, simply raise its level to 57.
Information in this section was contributed by Tyler.

Mightyena:
Catch a Poocheyena and evolve it. Only available in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Milotic:
This is a great Pokemon to have. It is a Water type which learns some Dragon moves and eventually Recover. Feebas does not evolve into Milotic they way a normal Pokemon does. To get Feebas to evolve, you must increase the beauty of it. To increase the beauty, it is best to use Indigo and Liteblue Pokeblocks. Save some Corn and Aguav Berries to make Pokeblocks with. Feed Feebas a number of Pokeblocks until its beauty is nearly at maximum. The next time Feebas grows another level, it will evolve into Milotic.
Information in this section was contributed by Jon Holmes.

Get a Feebas then feed it blue PokeBbocks that can max the beauty condition. Then, it will evolve into Milotic.
Information in this section was contributed by kenneth and Adam Wyatt.

Catch two Feebas, a male and female. Take them to the Day Care Center and wait for them to have an egg. Hatch the egg then feed it Pokeblocks to boost its Beauty to the maximum. Indigo and light blue Pokeblocks work the best. Do not train it until it evolves in to Milotic. After it evolves into Milotic, you will be able to train it from a level 5.
Information in this section was contributed by teachmetoo.

Milotic: Recommended moves:
Try using Recover, Ice Beam, Attract, and Iron Tail.
Information in this section was contributed by Tony V.

Minun:
Found on Route 110. It is easier to find in Pokemon Ruby.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Mew:
Mew is the only Pokemon that can learn all TMs and HMs. He can only be caught through a GameShark or CodeBreaker code.
Information in this section was contributed by refuze.

Mudkip:
Mudkip is a Water type Pokemon. You can get it as a starter. Mudkip evolves in to Marshtomp at level 16 and it is a Water/Ground type Pokemon. Marshtomp evolves later at level 36 to Swampert, a Water/Ground type.
Information in this section was contributed by LinkSword178.

Mudkip will evolve to Marshtomp at level 16, then Swampert at level 36. One of the best moves are Mud Shot, Earthquake, Blizzard, and Surf. Note: When you get Muddy Water, replace Water Gun with it. Then, when you get Surf, replace Muddy Water with it.
Information in this section was contributed by Bumbs251.

Natu:
Go to the Safari Zone area where you can catch Phanpy. Note: You will need the Acro bike. After you have caught a regular Natu, use the Acro bike to stay in one place and hop. Sooner or later you will see it. Note: This requires a lot of time and Safari Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by ImageMich.

Ninetales:
Evolves from Vulpix with the Fire Stone.
Information in this section was contributed by Pianokid53.

Nosepass:
Keep using Rock Smash until you enter a battle with a Nosepass.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Black.

You have to break the rocks in the beginning of Granite cave. If you do not find one, keep going back and forth. Encountering one is rare, and you will mostly run into Geodudes.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Nosepass can be found in Granite Cave by using Rock Smash. It appears roughly every third encounter and will be between levels 10 and 20.
Information in this section was contributed by Alex.

Nuzleaf:
Nuzleaf can only evolve when you give it a Leaf Stone. However, if you make it stay in its Nuzleaf stage until level 49, it learns Extrasensory. This cannot be learned by Shiftry. Also, Extrasensory is a powerful psychic move that may make the opponent flinch.
Information in this section was contributed by Max Fox.

Phanpy:
To catch Phanpy, you will need an Acro Bike. Enter the Safari Zone and go left. You will reach a patch of grass with a box in the center. Go up through the path to the north. You will find some stairs. Go up the stairs and you will see a man. You do not have to talk to him. Get on the Acro Bike and go onto a thin white path on the right side of the screen. Bunny hop across. Go up and you will see some grass. Ignore that. Keep going up and you will find stairs. Go down the stairs and turn left. Ignore the next patch of grass. Go down and you will find another patch of grass with a box in the middle. You may have to breed two together to get a Donphan. Phanpy evolves from Phanpy at level 25.
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Keena.

Pelliper:
Other than by evolution, it can be found in Slateport, Pacifidlog, Evergrande, Mossdeep, Lilycove, Dewford, Routes 103,105 through 109, 110, 115, 118, 119, 121 through 123, and 124 through 134.

Pichu:
Breed two Pikachus and get the egg from the Day Care man. Hatch it to get a Pichu at level 5.
Information in this section was contributed by Snowbourder75.

Get a Maril and a Pikachu. Put both of them in the Day Care. Ride around on your bike for awhile then go over to the man who owns the Daycare. He will give you an egg that will more than likely be a Pichu.
Information in this section was contributed by Kerri Donaldson.

Take a Pikachu and a Riachu to the Day Care. Give them to the Day Care then ride around. Come back and the egg you will get will be a Pichu when it hatches.
Information in this section was contributed by Anthony Sammons.

Pikachu:
Found in the Safari Zone.

Pinsir:
Found in the Safari Zone.

Go to the northwest corner of the Safari Zone and walk around in the grass. In a few minutes, a Pinsir will appear.

Politoed:
You can get Politoed by getting by trading a Poliwhirl from Pokemon LeafGreen or FireRed. Poliwhirl must hold the King's Rock in a trade. Once it gets to the other side it will evolve into Politoed.
Information in this section was contributed by BOBBY VADHANAPANICH.

Poocheyena:
Found in several Routes.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Plusle:
Found in the Route 110. It is easy to find in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Ralts:
To catch Ralts, a Psychic type Pokemon, early in the game, go into the grass directly outside of Petelsburg. You must have a positive disposition to encounter this Pokemon, which means your Pokemon must be attracted to you. This early in the game, it is almost impossible for them to really like you. It is weak at first, but a powerful Psychic type Pokemon can be very useful later in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by VxXenSietoxV.

Found in Route 102.

Find the first patch of grass just off Petalburg City. Ralts evolves at level 20 into a Kirlia. Kirlia evolves at level 30 to a Gadevouir.
Information in this section was contributed by GMysticSaiyan.

Your Pokemon does not have to be attached to you to catch a Ralts. It is just easier to catch one if they are. First of all, make sure you help Wally catch his Pokemon (a Ralts) before you try to catch your own. Buy lots of potions (if your Pokemon are at a low level) and get a few Pokeballs. Run or walk through the grassy area where Wally caught his Raltz. When you enter a battle, do not run away; defeat the Pokemon enemy. Make sure you keep track of how many battles you fight. Do not leave the route or enter a trainer battle. Once you fight about 70 to 80 battles against wild Pokemon, leave the patch of grass you are in and try the small patch of grass directly below. Most likely a Ralts will appear within ten random battles. It is easier to catch a Ralts in Pokemon Sapphire than in Ruby. This is because Pokemon Sapphire has four kinds of Pokemon that you can catch on Route 102 (Ralts, Zigzagoon, Poochyena, and Wurmple). In Pokemon Ruby, there are five kinds of Pokemon that you can catch on Route 102 (Ralts, Zigzagoon, Poochyena,Wurmple, and Seedot). Each Pokemon in either game is classified into a "encounter rate" group in each route they are in: high, medium, low, or rare. Zigzagoon has a high encounter rate on Route 102, so you will find lots of them. Poochyena, Seedot, and Wurmple have medium encounter rates. Ralts has a low encounter rate, so there will be very few of them on Route 102. By battling and recording the number of encounters, you can learn the encounter rate percentage for each of the Pokemon on Route 102. It is as follows. In Pokemon Sapphire, Zigzagoon will show up 45% of the time, Poochyena will show up 20% of the time, Wurmple will show up 20% of the time, and Ralts will show up 15% of the time. In Pokemon Ruby, Zigzagoon will show up 45% of the time, Poochyena will show up 15% of the time, Seedot will show up 15% of the time, Wurmple will show up 15% of the time, and Ralts will show up 10% of the time. By fighting about eighty battles in one grassy area, you will increase the chance of getting a Ralts when you switch patches. Since Pokemon Ruby has one more Pokemon available on Route 102 than Sapphire, Ralts has a 5% less chance of appearing than in Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by Aishitara Pegasus.

At the beginning of the game, on Route 102, there will be a small chance that you will encounter a Ralts. If the Ralts is a female, catch it in a Pokeball. Female Ralts have a very rare ability which allows them to copy the ability of another Pokemon. This can be a good advantage to you, because you can copy abilities of wild Pokemon. For example, a Marill has one of two abilities: Thick Fat and Huge Power. If you seek the Marill with Huge Power you can use the Ralts in a Pokemon battle against it, and this will save you having to catch numerous amounts of Marills to get the one with the Huge Power ability. Also, when Ralts reaches its final stage, Gardevoir, it learns extremely powerful Psychic attacks. It is also the earliest Psychic type you can get in the game as well as being one of the most powerful.
Information in this section was contributed by Max Fox.

Rayquaza:
Go to Pacificlog Town. Then, surf to the east to Route 131 until you pass the boy and girl facing each other, that are separate. You will see an opening between some rocks. Go there and surf west. Keep going and you will see a cave opening. Go through it and enter the building. Go to the top of the building to find Rayquaza. Note: On the second and fourth floors, to pass the cracks you will need get the Mach bike to go at full speed.
Information in this section was contributed by MCABLARDA.

Defeat the champion, then go to Pacificlog Town with a Mach Bike and a Pokemon that knows Surf. Surf east until you see an opening between two rocks. Enter it, then move one space up from the rocks and turn left then up until you see a cave. Go in it. There are six floors. On the first floor, go around and enter the cave. On the second floor, use a Mach Bike to get around. On the third floor, walk around again. On the fourth floor, use your Mach Bike without stopping until you get to four last cracks. Try falling in the middle two cracks. On the fifth floor, go around again and into another. On the sixth floor, save and go up the stairs. You will see Rayquaza at level 70. Note: To capture him easier, use 60 Great Balls or 45 Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by SkyDragon.

To get Rayquaza, defeat the Elite Four and Steven. Then, buy at least twenty Ultraballs, twenty-five Hyper potions, and five Max potions. You do not need Full Restore because Rayquaza's attacks do not have effects such as Burn and Paralyze.Go to Mauville if your bike is still Acro, and change it to the Mach Bike. Get a Pokemon team with at least one Ice Pokemon and a Pokemon that knows moves that makes the enemy sleep. Go to Pacifidlog and Surf east. You will see a way up in the middle of the upper rocks. Use the entrance and go into the cave. When you get out, you will see a big building called Sky Pillar. Enter it. Go upstairs and use the Mach Bike to pass the cracks. Keep going upstairs until you see a green thing, which is Rayquaza. Use an Ice type Pokemon and use Ice moves. The Ice Pokemon should be under level 55, and Rayquaza's health will turn red, making it use Rest. Rayquaza's HP is now recharged, but it is asleep. Attack it with a strong Ice move in one turn, then catch it with an Ultraball during the next turn. Once caught, it will be revealed as a level 70 Dragon-Flying type Pokemon, that knows Fly, Outrage, Rest, and Extremespeed.
Information in this section was contributed by adam lutfi.

Rayquaza is very easy to catch. Get a Kyogre at level 65 with Hydro Pump. Use it once just to damage him. Let him use Rest and once he is asleep, use it two times. He should be in the yellow. Throw one Timer Ball to catch him.
Information in this section was contributed by gakerr.

Have a Altaria and Dragonbreath Rayquaza until it is paralyzed. Then, use Ultra Balls to catch Rayquaza.
Information in this section was contributed by Handoko.

Go through the Sky Pillar. Use a Mach Bike to go through the cracks,at full speed. Once you are at the area with no cracks, you will see a green dragon, which is Rayquaza. If you have a Blaziken at level 100, it will be very easy to catch. It is possible to catch Rayquaza with six Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by Know it all.

To easily catch Rayquaza, lower his health slightly then wait for him to use the move Fly. Once in the air, throw an Ultra Ball. It should catch him on the first try.
Information in this section was contributed by Derek Walker.

Found in Sky Pillar. Get the Mach Bike because you must ride past cracks in the floors on the way up. When you are at the top floor, go up the stairs and you will see a green-like circular object. It is at level 70 and knows Rest, Fly, Extremespeed, and Outrage. Its a Dragon/Flying type Pokemon and its special ability is Air Lock, which negates water effects. Go as near to it as possible and press A. When you battle it, get its health in the red then use three Ultra Balls. When it gets confused from fatigue or when it uses Fly, you must use three Ultra Balls all over again (which happens frequently). When it uses Rest, put its health to red and use three Ultra Balls again. It is recommended that you use three Ultra Balls while it is hurting itself in confusion.
Information in this section was contributed by Tyreese Johnson.

Get a strong Pokemon (for example, Blaziken) to at least level 67. Attack Rayquaza and he will use Rest. After he uses Rest three times, start throwing Ultra Balls and you should capture him easily.
Information in this section was contributed by adam t.

Rayquaza: Recommended moves:
Recommended moves for Rayquaza are Hyper Beam, Thunder (TM), Fly and Dragon Claw.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

A recommended moveset for Rayquaza would be Surf, Thunderbolt, Ice beam, and Flamethrower (or Fire Blast if you do not usually do long battles, but use a PP MAX on his Fire Blast if you teach him that move). It is imperative that Rayquaza have a strong Fire-type move so that he will be able to counter any Ice-type foes (because he is only vulnerable to ice). With this moveset, he will be strong against Flying, Ground, Rock, Bug, Steel, Fire, Water, Grass, Ice, and Dragon types. Even though you can never take advantage of STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus), it is very flexible, allowing you to strike the weak spot of most types in the game. You must teach all of these moves to Rayquaza through TMs or HMs, but you can get the three TMs repeatedly as prizes at the Mauville Game Corner. The cost of each works out to about 50,000 to 80,000 coins.
Information in this section was contributed by NintendoMan 0000.

Regis:
Use the following steps to capture the three mysterious Pokemon called the Regis. Go to the southeast part of Route 134 and dive into the water. It is difficult to get to due to the currents, and it is the only deep part of that route. You will find a cave. At a part of the cave, there are some Braille writing on the wall. At that point, float to the top of the water, where you will end up in a cavern. Go into the last room by going forward, use Dig, and in the next room you must do something strange. Put a Relicanth in the front of your party, and a Wailord at the last place. Walk to the top of the room and read the Brail . You will trigger an earthquake, which will unlock the Regis. You can fish up a Wailmer to evolve at level 40 at Route 122, and find a Relicanth outside Sootopolis in the underwater grass (rarely, but it is there).
Information in this section was contributed by warren.

Registeel
To find Registeel, you can access a volcano in the southwest region of Route 120. Enter it, then move towards the center of the room. Use Fly to find Registeel.
Information in this section was contributed by warren.

Note: The Braille writing for catching Registeel is: "With new time, hope and love, aim to the sky in the middle".
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Regirock
To find Regirock, fly to lavaridge, bop down the mountain, and enter the desert. In the southern part of the desert, you will find a cavern. Enter it, then walk up to the center tile at the top of the room. Go two steps down and two steps right. Use strength to open the passage to Regirock.
Information in this section was contributed by warren and Aaron Powers.

To find Regirock, go to the desert ruins after discovering the secret in the underground chamber. Move right, right, down, down, then have any Pokemon use Strength. The door will open where you read the script. Go into the door and Regirock will be there.
Information in this section was contributed by rhonda_chc.

Note: The Braille writing for catching Regirock is: "Right, right, down, down. Then, use strength".
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Regice
To find Regice, in Route 105, there is an island on the west side that has a mountain on it. Go there, enter, and stand in front of the tile. Press A, read it, press A again, and do not do anything else. The door will open after twenty seconds, and the last Regi is yours.
Information in this section was contributed by warren.

Note: The Braille writing for catching Regice is : "Stop and wait. Wait for time to pass twice".
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

You never have to use the Master Ball to catch all the legendary Pokemon. You can catch them all with about 60 Great Balls. However, you might need to use a Master Ball against the last one in the tower
Information in this section was contributed by BIG MAN ALEX.

To catch all the Regis easily, have a Blaziken that know Blaze Kick, Double Kick, Slash, and Mirror Move. Use Double Kick two times, then use Slash to get their HP to 1.
Information in this section was contributed by Mario Chavez.

Then when Blaziken faints, use a Relicanth that knows Yawn. Use yawn first. Then when the regi is asleep, use a timer ball. This will catch regi, if not straight away, soon after.

To catch all the Regis easily, capture a Tailow or Swellow. Once it reaches level 28, have it learn Endeavor. Then, Fly or Surf to any lake or ocean with Tentacool in it and let them poison your bird. Once poisoned, leave the battle and fly to a city where you will not get into any battles. Once there, walk around until your poisoned Pokemon reaches 1 HP. Then, use an Antidote/Full Heal on it to cure the poisoned status. Put the legendary Pokemon to sleep, switch out for your bird, use Endeavor. The enemy now has just 1 HP, and will be very easy to catch.
Information in this section was contributed by Brent "Black Mage" Meisner.

To catch Regirock and Registeel, use Relincath (rarely found outside Sootipolis City) at level 50 to 60. Do Surf against Regirock and Earthquake against Registeel. If it is close to red, do Take Down or a normal attack. It may require up to 50 Ultra Balls to catch both of them.
Information in this section was contributed by MrCrispy5.

To catch the Regi, have an Oddish that knows Stun Spore, Sleep Powder, Poison Powder, and Acid (preferably level 25). When you face all the Regi, use Oddish's Stun Spore or Sleep Powder to paralyze or put the Regi to sleep. Make sure that Oddish is at the front of your party. Save immediately before you face the Regi. In order for this to work, the Regi has to use Curse. If it does not, turn off the game and try again. Then, wear it down into the red zone and use Ultra and Timer Balls. Eventually, you will catch all the Regi.
Information in this section was contributed by DSvette500.

To catch Regis easily, buy 45 Timer Balls. They are the most effective Pokeballs you can use on the Regis. Also buy 60 Ultraballs. Prepare a party with Gloom (preferably at level 40), Flygon (preferably at level 40) and teach it Dig, Fire Blast, Dragonbreath and Fly. For Gloom, do not change Sleeppowder with anything else. Go to the Regi's cave, unlock it, and fight the Regi. Use Sleeppowder and the Regi will sleep. Immediately change Gloom to Flygon and use an attack that is very effective against the Regi. Waste your time by throwing Ultraballs, and hope that the Regi does not wake up. Then, catch it with a Timer Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by adam lutfi.

To easily catch Regirock, have a level 29 Vileplume that knows Giga Drain, Sleep Powder, Stun Spore, and Acid. Use Giga Drain to weaken him, then put him to sleep with Sleep Powder. Use a few Great Balls, then a Premier Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by munkeyman157.

For Registeel, the door in back of cave reads "Down, Down, Left, Left, Right, Right and then use fly".
Information in this section was contributed by Ric Williamson.

For Regice, listen to the code, "Stop and wait. Wait for the time to pass twice." Stand in front of the relic with the Braille inscriptions. Try to decipher the reading by pressing A, then press A again so that you are standing directly in front of the relic. Do not get discouraged, as it expects you to wait for time to pass twice. Time is calculated relatively in minutes, and because the number of minutes in an hour corresponds to the number of seconds in a minute, all you need to do is wait for two minutes and the Regis is yours.
Information in this section was contributed by SeraphimYuan.

To get the Regis, you will need a Relicanth, a Pokemon with Surf, a Pokemon with Dive and a Wailord (level 40). Surf west from Pacifilog through the rapids until you get to a place where you can dive. This may require a few attempts. Dive and go south until you reach a wall with braille on it. Surface there and you will be in the Sealed Chamber. There are many walls with braille, but make your way to the other end of the room. Make sure Relicanth is last in your party and Wailord is in the front. Then, read the wall. Regice is north of Dewford. It is in the Island Cave. The braille reads "Stay close to the wall. Run around the lap". Run around the room while staying close to wall. When you get to the braille, the door will open. Enter Regice's lair. Save the game. Make sure you have lots of Ultraballs. Use weak fire attacks to weaken Regice. Then, throw the Ultraballs at it. If you acidently make Regice faint, restart the game, and try it again. Use the same technique for Regirock (except use water and not fire) and Registeel (use ground instead of fire). Regirock is in the Desert Ruins. You need the Go-Googles and Rock Smash. Read the braille and hit left, left, down, down. Use Rock Smash. Registeel is in the Ancient Tomb. The Ancient Tomb is on Route 120. Go to Lilycove then move right through the maze, past Mt. Pyre, and down Route 121. When you arrive at Route 120, there is a stairway on the other side of the path. On top of the platform is the Ancient Tomb. All you need is Flash. The riddle is "Those who inherit our will, shine in the middle". Use Flash in the middle of the room. The door will open.
Information in this section was contributed by Fireball175.

Relicanth:
Found on the ocean floor of Routes 124 through 126.

Relicanth can be found in the ocean grass directly in front of Sootopolis.
Information in this section was contributed by MysticSDG.

To find Relicanth, dive down to the Seafloor Cavern. Note: It is rarely here.
Information in this section was contributed by Black Dragon.

You can find Relicanth by using Dive near Sootopolis City. It is very rare, and is the strongest Pokemon in the area. Some are above level 34, but others are weaker. Get some Max Repels and a level 34 Pokemon. Put the level 34 Pokemon in front, and go to where you can find Relicanth. Use the Repel and you will only find Relicanth.
Information in this section was contributed by John.

Rhydon:
Catch a Rhyhorn at the Safari zone, and train it to level 42. If needed, use Sweet Scent.
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Rollout:
Rollout's attack power is increased when you use Defense Curl first.
Information in this section was contributed by Alex.

Roselia:
Catch a Roselia and train it so it learns Giga Drain, Ingrain, Leech Seed, and any other desired move. Start off with Ingrain, then launch a Leech Seed. Start using Giga Drain and you will get life back.
Information in this section was contributed by Cjjf277.

Salamence:
After you defeat the eighth gym leader and teach a Pokemon Water Fall, go to Meteor Falls. Go to the place where you found TM 2 (Dragon Claw). Catch a Bagon there and evolve it into Shelgon. Raise your Shelgon up to level 50 and it will evolve into Salamence.
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

Go to Meteor Falls, and find the Dragon Claw TM. After you defeat the Elite Four, catch a Bagon in the same location you obtained the TM Dragon Claw. Then, raise it until it evolves into a Shelgon, and then a Salamence (at level 50).
Information in this section was contributed by Chelsea Lemon.

Sceptile:
The best moves for Sceptile are Hyper Beam, Solarbeam, Brick Break,and Leaf Blade.
Information in this section was contributed by YZRyan125.

You can breed Sceptile with a Tropious. Teach Sceptile Slam; when you breed it you can get Body Slam, which is more effective.
Information in this section was contributed by SanchezLMS.

For a strong Sceptile, trade Magicarp holding TM Frenzy Plant from Pokemon Leaf Green. Teach Solar Beam to Sceptile. Then, take your Grovoil to level 29. It will learn Leaf Blade. Then teach TM Earth Quake. You can now defeat the Elite Four and the champion.
Information in this section was contributed by Shubham Singh.

Recommended moves for Sceptile are: Leaf Blade, Detect, Bullet Seed (TM), and False Swipe.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

Seadra:
Seadra evolves from Horsea at level 33.
Information in this section was contributed by Qirjazip.

Sharpedo:
Once you are able to track down Sharpedo in your Pokedex, do whatever is necessary to capture it. It is an excellent Water/Dark Pokemon that already knows Crunch, Dark's most powerful attack. His speed is incredible and will be of great use later in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by ProjectShadow316.

After you get the Super Rod, fly to Mauville City. From the Pokecenter, go to the left. You will see a guitarist, a fisherman, and two ladies. Go directly next to the rock that is near the fisherman and use your Super Rod. You will definitely get a Sharpedo. If this does not work, use your rod in the dark patches of water.
Information in this section was contributed by MysticSDG.

Sharpedo can also be obtained by evolving a Caruvahna, which can be caught on Route 119.
Information in this section was contributed by Adam McClain.

Shedinja:
This Pokemon is very easy to obtain, but is quite good. It is the only Bug and Ghost type Pokemon. It has 1 HP no matter how high its level, but its special power Wonder Guard makes it almost invincible. Wonder Guard protects against all attacks except for those that are super effective. For example, Bug is weak against Flying types; if someone uses a Flying type move on Shedinja, it is going to get hit. To get Shedinja, you will need a Nincada. You can catch one on Route 116. Make sure you have a free slot for a new Pokemon (Shedinja). That means you can have only five Pokemon, including Nincada. Make sure you have at least one of the type of Pokeball you used to catch Nincada with. For example, if you caught Nincada with a Great Ball, make sure you have at least one Great Ball. Get it to evolve at level 20 into a Ninjask and learns three new moves. Once you are back out to the normal screen, go to your Pokemon. You will see that you just got another Pokemon, Shedinja.
Information in this section was contributed by Edwin Chan.

Catch a Nincada, then go to a PC if that is your sixth Pokemon in your team. Deposit Pokemon until you have five or less, and make sure you have a duplicate of the ball that you caught Nincada with. Give Nincada an EXP Share. Battle with a different Pokemon until Nincada evolves. It should now be a Shedinja.

Shedinja's Wonder Guard only blocks attacks such as Thunder Shock, Body Slam, Tackle, and Surf.. It cannot block attacks such as Stun Spore, Poison-Powder, and other stat changing attacks. Since Shedinja only has one hit-point if it becomes Poisoned, Burnt, or Confused, it will fait. Still, Shedinja is very useful due to the fact that only a hand-full of attacks really hurt it.
Information in this section was contributed by Andyzilla.

Shroomish:
Shroomish can be found in Petalburg Woods.
Information in this section was contributed by Jim R.

Shuppet:
Can be found on the very top of Mt. Pyre. Is extremely rare and difficult to find.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Skarmory:
Found on Route 113, in the ash.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Use the Sweet Scent move to catch it at Route 113.
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Skitty:
Other than trading for Pikachu, it can be found on Route 116.

To evolve Skitty, give it a Moon Stone.
Information in this section was contributed by BOSSYKID1.

Slakoth:
Found in Petalburg Woods.

Smeargle: Elemental Blasts:
To teach the Elemental Blasts to another Pokemon, Smeargle, have him or her use Sketch. You will need the Johto starters from Pokemon XD to do this. Catch a Smeargle that is at least level 40. . Have the desired Johto starter first in your party after. Save first. Then, find a Ditto. Have the Ditto use Transform and change into the Johto starter. Bring out Smeargle and wait until Ditto uses the blast. Finally, use Sketch and you will now have Smeargle with that move (if it does not miss). If Sketch misses, simply restart the process. Do this two more times to have the others. To save leveling up, ask the Move Guru to re-teach Sketch to Smeargle.
Information in this section was contributed by Deshun_Michaels.

Snorunt:
Go into the Shoal Cave behind Mossdeep City at 5:45 p.m. on your game. You will need a Pokemon that knows strength. Enter and go down the ledge (there should be no water). Make your way to a part of the cave where there is a boulder. Push it aside and go down. There should be a door. Go inside to reach a room that is all ice. By now, the time should be about 6:00 p.m., which is when Snorunt can be caught. Walk around for a while and Snorunt will appear. Use Ultra Balls or Timer Balls. Also, have a Pokemon that knows a move such as Leer or Sing so you do not do damage; just waste more moves. Snorunt is can evolve into Glalie, that Glacia of the Elite Four has.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

When Shoal Cave is drained, at the underneath section is an icy floor. Get on the higher part and go to the item. If you have not found Snorunt yet, run on the top section. You will have a greater chance of finding one on the top of the icy part than the bottom.
Information in this section was contributed by Clairespence69.

Solrock:
Can be found in Meteor Falls near the odd couple only in Pokemon Ruby.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Spheal:
Spheal is found in Shoal Cave.
Information in this section was contributed by Skuleye1.

If you search long enough in Shoal Cave, you may find an purple Spheal.
Information in this section was contributed by KrisKam3.

Spinda:
Search the area where volcanic ash falls. After awhile you should encounter a darker Spinda.
Information in this section was contributed by Kemshin0080.

Spoink:
Spoink is found in Jagged Pass.
Information in this section was contributed by dchief42.

Staryu:
Found in Lilycove City. Note: You need the Super Rod to capture it.
Information in this section was contributed by Chriss4525.

Surskit:
Found on Routes 102, 111, 114, 117, and 120.

Swablu:
A shiny Swablu can be found just outside of Meteor Falls, where Zangoose is caught. You will find a lot of Swablus. Keep searching and you can find a yellow/gold one.
Information in this section was contributed by Jonathon Law.

Swampert:
To make it easier for Swampert to help defeat the Elite Four, teach it Tackle, Surf, Ice Beam, and Earthquake.
Information in this section was contributed by Roger Hammond.

Swampert: Recommended moves:
Recommended moves for Swampert are Muddy Water, Earthquake, Blizzard and Endeavor.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

A great moveset for Swampert is as follows.

Item: Chesto Berry.
Nature: Adamant.
Moves: Curse, Earthquake, Rest, Body Slam/ Brick Break.
EV's: Maxed in Defense and HP. Any remaining in Attack.
Note: To get Curse, breed a female Mudkip, Marshtomp, or Swampert with a male Slowpoke, Slowbro, Slowking that has Curse.

Taunttar: Dragon Dance
To get Dragon Dance, breed a Male Gyarados with Dragon Dance with a Female Charmander, Charmeleon, or Charizard. Then, breed the first male baby Charmander you get with a female Larvitar, Pupitar, or Tyranitar.

Tentacool:
Tentacool can only be caught with an Old Rod.
Information in this section was contributed by ThaMaster94.

Torchic:
Torchic is a Fire type Pokemon and you get it as a starter. Torchic evolves at level 16 and turns in to Combusken, a Fire/Fighting type. After that, it evolves at level 36 into Blaziken, a Fire/Fighting type.
Information in this section was contributed by LinkSword178.

To use Torchic and not get defeated by the first Gym Leader, train it until it evolves to its second stage. It will learn Double Kick. Use it against the first Gym Leader. It is very effective against Rock types.
Information in this section was contributed by Jespo15.

Recommended moves for Torchic are as follows. Raise it to level 25 without evolving. It will learn Fire Spin. It then learns Flame Thrower at level 43, but it is recommended that you evolve it by level 36 into Blaziken to learn Blaze Kick. At level 50, it learns Mirror Move, and at about level 60 it learns Sky Uppercut. Good TMs to use are TM35 (Flame Thrower), TM38 (Fire Blast), TM15 (Hyperbeam), and TM50 (Overheat).
Information in this section was contributed by JKingJr2.

Torchic: Get Flamethrower without paying coins:
Choose Torchic as your starter Pokemon. Train it, but do not evolve it until it reaches level 43. To make this easier, give Torchic an Everstone, which can be found in Granite Cave in Dewford Town. This is when it learns Flamethrower (Torchic's strongest and last move it learns by level). You can thin, if desired, remove the Everstone and let it evolve.

Treecko:
Treecko is a Grass type Pokemon. You can get it as a starter. Treecko evolves at level 16 and turns in to Grovyle, a Grass type. After that, it evolves again at level 36 to Sceptile, a Grass type.
Information in this section was contributed by LinkSword178.

Treecko knows Pound and Leer at level 5, then learns Absorb at level 6.
Information in this section was contributed by Magnakidd12.

Use the following trick to get two extra Treeko. First, you must start with a female Treeko. Once you are around Foretree, you will cross a large bridge with lots of big grass. Walk through until you find a male Tropius. Capture him and take your Treeko (Grovyle or Sceptile) and Tropius to the Day Care. Walk and ask the man how they are doing. If he says that they like each other, clear out a space and walk around for awhile. Return and he will give you an egg that will hatch into what the mother was (Treeko).
Information in this section was contributed by Reginald Carter.

Tropius:
Found on Routes 118 and 119.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Black.

At Route 119 in the grass where you cannot ride your bike, you can get Tropius, the Grass and Flying Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by Backmach.

Use the Sweet Scent move to catch it at Route 119.
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Tyranitar: Recommended moves:
Tyranitar's Moveset should be as follows.

Item: Leftovers.
Nature: Adamant.
Moves: Rock Slide, Earthquake, Dragon Dance, Taunt.

Vibrava:
Vibrava evolves at level 35 from Trapinch. It immediately learns Dragonbreath. It is a Ground/Dragon type and knows Levitate as its skill.
Information in this section was contributed by Bnsn953.

Vileplume:
You must first have an Oddish. Raise your Oddish until it evolves into Gloom. Next, use a Leaf Stone on it and it will evolve into a Vileplume. If you wish to have all of Oddish's stages, catch another Oddish and evolve it into a Gloom and use a Sun Stone on it. if done correctly you will have all of Oddish's stages including: Oddish, Gloom, Vileplume, and Bellossom in your Pokedex in that order. Note: You must have two Oddish.
Information in this section was contributed by khalilakalil2000.

Volbeat:
Found on Route 117. It is easier to find in Pokemon Sapphire.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Volbeat in Pokemon Ruby can be very easy to find. First, catch an Illumise on Route 117 west of Mauville. Illumise must know Sweet Scent. Then in the same area you caught Illumise at, have it in your party and use Sweet Scent. A Volbeat will appear almost all of the time.
Information in this section was contributed by raychellesmind.

Vulpix:
You can find Vulpix on Mt. Pyre.
Information in this section was contributed by 31307.

Wailmer:
Go to the house near the water in Mossdeep. There should be a man standing next to it. Get the Super Rod from the man inside the house. Go down the steps of Mossdeep to the shallow water, where you can walk. Stand at the edge and use the rod. Wailmer will almost automatically start biting.
Information in this section was contributed by MysticSDG.

When fighting Wailmer, use Astonish. This will make Wailmer flinch about 90%of the time.
Information in this section was contributed by SonicTom121.

Wailord:
Other than by evolution, it can be found on Route 129.

Whiscash:
Other than by evolution, it can be found by fishing with a Super Rod up the waterfall in the small lake part of Ever Grande City and in Meteor Falls.
Information in this section was contributed by John Warzala.

Wurmple:
Wurmple evolves depending on the location where you caught it. You can get Silcoon/Beautifly when you catch a Wurmple outside Petalburg Woods. Inside Petalburg Woods you can catch a Wurmple to raise a Cascoon/Dustox. It does not matter which gender it is or whether you catch it during day or night.
Information in this section was contributed by Nathan Lace.

Wynaut:
An old lady by a hot spring in Lavaridge Town will give you a Wynaut egg. Get a male and female Wobuffet and give one of them Lax Incense. Put them both in the Daycare Center. The daycare man will give you a egg that has a Wynaut.
Information in this section was contributed by GoldenMag0.

Xatu:
Other than by evolution, it can be found on Safari Zone.

Catch a Natu in the Safari Zone and evolve it.
Information in this section was contributed by Adib M.

Zigazoon:
Catch a Zigazoon as early as possible. Where ever you go and whatever you do, always keep the Zigazoon/Linoone in your party. Its Pickup ability will net you rare items throughout the game. Be sure to not to give him an item so he can pick things up. You can get anything ranging from Super Potions and Full Heals to Rare Candies, Full Restores, and even rare items such as King's Rock.
Information in this section was contributed by Charasan.

To get easy money early in the game, level up your Pokemon so that they can K.O. the Pokemon in your area in one hit. Put a Zigzagoon in your party and battle wild Pokemon. After you win, look at Zigzagoon to see if he has an item. If he does, remove and sell it. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Information in this section was contributed by piggypig.

Keep Zigzagoon in your party and remove his item. Sooner or later he will pick up another item such as a Super Potion, Ultra Ball, or Nugget for you to keep or sell.
Information in this section was contributed by Chewy0488.

Catching a Zigzagoon is recommended. Their ability is Pickup. They can pick up valuable items such as Full Restore or Super Potion.
Information in this section was contributed by D. Brooker.

Zigzagoon, Shiny:
To get an exclusive mahogany-colored Zigzagoon holding a Liechi Berry, go to your local EB Games or GameStop store and ask for the Berry Program. You can download the Shiny Zigzagoon from the Gamecube.
Information in this section was contributed by Thrashmeister.

The Two Pokemon Of The Elements:
When going after the legendary representing the team of your game (Team Aqua or Team Magma), bring about 30 Ultra Balls, quite a few Revives, and at least a level 50 Pokemon. The Pokemon will be at level 45, and will be extremely difficult to catch. The only sure way to catch it is if you bring a Pokemon with a move that will freeze or paralyze it. Try as hard as you can not to kill it, but get it down to a red zone so far down that you can barely see it. Then, go mad throwing Ultra Balls at it. Do not use other Pokeballs. The will help greatly against the Elite Four and the final Gym leader.
Information in this section was contributed by Nights Dreamer.

Stronger Pokemon:
After catching Groudon, it should know Fire Blast, Slash, and Earthquake. Do the side quest where you have to go to New Mauvile and get Thunderbolt. Teach Thunderbolt to it, making it forget Slash. Then, go to the Safari Zone and get Solarbeam. Make it forget the move that is not Earthquake, Fire Blast and Thunderbolt, and teach it Solarbeam. Your Groudon now knows four of the most powerful moves in the game and they are all of different types. Get it up to level 70 and it will almost never lose.
Information in this section was contributed by ~yoyo~.

Keep collecting Shoal Salt and Shoal Shells until you have about 300 of each. Then, go to the old man and make a Shell Bell. He should give you the Extreme Bell, which is capable of restoring 300 HP each time you defeat an opponent. This entire process will take about 200 days, since you can only collect four Shoal Salts or Shoal Shells each day.
Information in this section was contributed by pieter moonen.

To get stronger Pokemon, breed two Pokemon of the same species but different genders. For instance, breed a female Pikachu level 25 and a male Pikachu level 25. The age mostly does not matter, although it is recommended that the Pokemon be nearly the same age. Go to the Day Care man outside. He should tell you that he found an egg. Carry it around with you and eventually it should hatch. It will be at level 5. Then, train it up so that it will be a high level. If you get it to level 25, for example, it would be stronger than if you had caught it at that level. Sometimes, as with Pikachus, you will get a pre-evolution of Pichu. Just evolve it to get a strong Pikachu.
Information in this section was contributed by Splodgo.

To get stronger Pokemon, breed two Pokemon of the same species but different genders. For example, breed a female Pikachu level 25, and a male Pikachu level 25. Their age mostly does not matter, although it is recommended that they be nearly the same. Go to the Day Care man outside and he should tell you that he found an egg. Carry it around with you and eventually it should hatch. It will be at level 5. Train it up to a high level. If you get it to level 25, it would be stinger than if you caught a wild version at that same level. Sometimes, as with Pikachus, you will get a pre-evolution of Pichu. Just evolve it to get a strong Pikachu.
Information in this section was contributed by Splodgo.

Recommended starting Pokemon:
The best type of starting Pokemon (in order) are: Water, Grass, and Fire.
Information in this section was contributed by Omar Field-Rahman.

Torchic proves to be the best as you get farther in the game, but proves to be difficult in the beginning. Mudkip is strong in the beginning, but weaker against the Elite Four. Mudkip is a good choice if playing Pokemon Ruby. Treeko is somewhat neutral, but is best to choose if playing Pokemon Sapphire because of Team Aqua.
Information in this section was contributed by l33t one.

The best starters are either Treecko or Torchic. Treecko's stats emphasize on special attack and speed (which increases dramatically once it evolves). Torchic evolves into a Fire/Fighting Pokemon which can be difficult at times but can prove to be helpful. If you want Groudon, then it is probably best to choose Treecko, However the Fighting type that Combusken and Blaizken (Torchic's evolved forms) brings to the table is a welcome addition. Fighting will be an essential type later in the game. Choose wisely because you only get one. Note: If you choose Torchic, do not delay its evolution into Combusken as it soon after learns Double-Kick, one of its most valuable moves. Choose your favorite Dark type Pokemon and do not let go. Poochenya is a good choice because it is available early in the game, and it is pure Dark with good stats. Later in the game, you will be able to catch a Zangoose. This Pokemon is a Dark type killing machine. It has a set of great moves, good stats, and a bad disposition. When you catch it, read its Pokedex entry They are found just outside Meteor Falls. Use a Pokemon with a move that can either put its opponent asleep or paralyze it, preferably a Grass type with Stun Spore and Sleep Powder. Oddish is a good choice because it learns every Powder there is. If you are feeling adventurous and want to go after the legendary Pokemon "The Regis", catch a Wailmer and level it up. You will need its evolved form, Wailord (evolves at level 40) and a Relicanth. If you do go for The Regis, choose either the Registeel or the Regice. Registeel is pure steel which makes good against just about everything. Regice is pure ice which makes it a menace to all dragons out there. Registeel has high defense and special defense scores, while Regice has an incredible special defense and average normal defense. If you went for The Regis and decided to keep your Wailord in you party (recommended, as it has an incredible amount of HP) then you are done. If you did not go for The Regis, you will still have two empty slots to fill. Catch your favorite Pokemon for one and save that last slot for that ultra-powerful Pokemon in the tower towards the end of the game.
Information in this section was contributed by lcrbmeister.

For Pokemon Ruby, Mudkip is best, Treecko is worst, and Torchic is average. For Pokemon Sapphire, Treecko is best, Torchic is worst, and Mudkip is average.
Information in this section was contributed by sniper wild.

Torchic is your best bet because of the limited number of fire Pokemon in the game. Once it turns into Blaziken and it knows Fire Blast (TM bought at Lilycove Dept. Store), Fire Punch (use Heart Scale) Blaze Kick (level up), and Sky Uppercut (level up), its only real threat is Altaria. As for Mudkip, it may be slightly easier in the beginning of the game, but the only very good move it knows is Muddy Water, which is learns as Swampert at a high level. Also, it does not do well at the Elite Four.
Information in this section was contributed by Bluebubbles1991.

Torchic is the best starter Pokemon. Once you go to the Lilycove Department Store, you can buy Fire Blast and evolve it to Blazekein. At over level 60, it almost never fails. When you have Blazekein against a Water Pokemon stronger than Blazkein, the opponent will probably win. Recommended moves are Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Hyper Beam, and Overheat.
Information in this section was contributed by Patrick Lawrence.

Treecko is the best starter Pokemon that you can get. Treecko and its evolutions are very powerful in HP, defense, and special attack. It will be very helpful in the entire game and against the Elite Four. Poochyena is a good pokemon to catch at the start of the game because it can be worked up easily. He also evolves into a strong Pokemon, Mightyena. Before going to the first Gym, work up all your pokemon to level 8 to 10. Treecko is helpful in Pokemon Sapphire because of Team Aqua and for catching Kygre. It is also useful for defeating the fishermen and swimmers.
Information in this section was contributed by Patterson.

The best starter for the game is Torchic. Even at the beginning, Torchic is very useful. You can easily level it up in the forest in between Rustburo and Petalburg. Before you get to the first gym, level it up to 16 and get Cumbusken. Make sure that it knows Double Kick (learned at level 16). Fighting moves are strong against Rock type. This should allow you to easily win the first gym. As for the Elite Four, you should have a Blaziken at level 60. The best moves for it is Flamethrower TM at Game Corner, Blaze Kick, or Fire Punch. You can learn Blaze Kick and get Fire Punch from Move Tutor. Your third move should be Sky Uppercut. This is a fighting move Blaziken learns, and is useful against the first Elite Four Dark Trainer. Your final move should be either Return or any other strong normal move (such as Hyper Beam) that can be useful against the Elite Four. For the first time in the Elite Four, you should carry Blaziken, Sharpedo (or any other strong Psychic or Dark Pokemon); Salamence (a Dragon Pokemon that evolves from a Shelgon which itself evolves from a Bagon, which can be found at the Meteor Falls; a strong Ground/Rock/Steel Pokemon, preferably an Aggron, Groudon/Kyrogue, and an Ice Pokemon such as Walrein or Glalie.
Information in this section was contributed by Blazing Sniper.

Blaziken is the best starter in either version because of its types, Fire/Fighting. Recommended moves for Blaziken against the Elite Four are:
Information in this section was contributed by GalaxyGundam2153.

Slash or Secret Power. Choose Slash if you want power because of its high critical hit ratio or Secret Power because it will have a chance to paralyze the opponent in the Elite Four and the Battle Tower, and has various side effects out in the wild such as poisoning or flinching.

Dig or Earthquake

Flamethrower. Flamethrower is better than Blaze Kick or Fire Blast because its power of 95, accuracy of 100, and power points of 15.

Brick Break. It may only have a power of 75 but it can break through Reflect and Light Screen.

Chose Torchic as your first Pokemon. Evolve it early into Combusken (level 16) so it can learn Double Kick, which is very effective against Roxanne's Gym and her two Pokemon, Geodude and Nosepass, or capture a Seedot (or Lotad if you have Pokemon Sapphire) and evolve it into Nuzleaf or Lombre (level 18). Have it learn TM09 (from the boy near the flower shop) so it can use Bullet Seed in the first Gym. You can also do the same (without TM09) to Wurmple and evolve it to Silcoon or Cascoon (level 7) so it can evolve into Beautifly or Dustox (level 10). Also, capture a Shroomish and teach it Stun Spore, Absorb, Tackle, and Bullet Seed and you will have a very good set to defeat the first Gym Leader.
Information in this section was contributed by Justin Edwin.

When starting a game there are a few things to consider before choosing your starting Pokemon. For example, the gyms. For some gyms, Torchic would be best choice. For others, Treecko would be the ultimate warrior. And for the rest, Mudkip is recommended. However, there is one way to choose one that wins every time. For Pokemon Ruby, always select Mudkip. For Pokemon Sapphire, always pick Treecko. The reason for this is Groudon and Kyogre. For Groudon in Pokemon Ruby, you not only get an advantage over him with the Mudkip (or his evolved form), your rival picks the Treecko, and Groudon could dominate him at any level. For Kyogre in Pokemon Sapphire, the Treecko (or evolved form) has a huge advantage over Kyogre. Then Kyogre has an advantage over your rival's Torchic.
Information in this section was contributed by Mike Robinson.

The best starter is Mudkip. If you teach it Ice Beam, it can take out the first Elite Four's Grass/Dark Pokemon. Also, it takes out the Fourth Elite Four person. Next, teach it Muddy Water and Surf. They are powerful and useful for those types previously mentioned. Finally, teach it Earthquake to use against the Elite Four with all of the Ghosts and for the Pure Darks and other Darks of the Elite Four's first person. With all that and Swampert at about level 70, you will demolish the Elite Four.
Information in this section was contributed by ECoulbournB.

Treecko may have trouble in the beginning, but it proves to be worth it close to the end. Torchic is very useful in the beginning (as long as you evolve it before facing Roxanne), but it will have some trouble in the end. Mudkip is also very useful in the beginning, but proves that it cannot handle major gym leaders, such as Winona's Altaria, Wallace's Water types, and Glacia's Ice types.
Information in this section was contributed by Adriaannaa.

If you want a good all around starting Pokemon, choose Torchic It has good HP and at level 100 it has 303 HP. If you want good moves for Blazekien, have Mirror Move, Blaze Kick, Sky Uppercut, and Slash.
Information in this section was contributed by Vegasgirl1962.

Get all three starting Pokemon:
Wait until you can buy a Pokeball and catch at least one Pokemon. Trade with a friend at the Pokecenter. Make sure that your friend has a Pokemon to give away. Trade the Pokemon you selected in the start of the game, then start the game again. Continue this process until you have all three (Torchic, Treecko, and Mudkip). Make sure that when you trade to your friend, he has kept the Pokemon you have given him or her. When you have chosen the last starting Pokemon, catch two Pokemon. Trade with your friend again to get back the two other starting Pokemon you previously gave him. You should now have Torchic Mudkip and Treecko.
Information in this section was contributed by Bogszy Saiyan.

Note: This trick requires Pokemon Colosseum on the Gamecube and a link cable. Also, you must have completed Pokemon Colosseum and have gotten at least one starting Pokemon. After you have gotten a starter Pokemon, trade it to Pokemon Colosseum ,Then, restart your Pokemon Ruby or Sapphire game. Choose a different starter. Trade that starter to Pokemon Colosseum then restart again to get the final starter. Do not save the last two times; just trade it to Pokemon Colosseum once you get it for a Pokemon that you do not want. Do not worry; if you want to get to shady guy by catching all 47 Shadow Pokemon, you can catch it again during your "Clone Journey". Catch three Pokemon and trade them all for the three starters to move them to your save (which should be the first time you played). However, if you traded a Pokemon from Pokemon Colosseum to Ruby or Sapphire you should still have that Colosseum Pokemon. This is only if you want to trade that Pokemon back for a new Colosseum Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by ssmith6666.

Start over with all your good Pokemon:
This trick requires two games, two Game Boy Advances, and a link cable. Have the other game catch as many Pokemon as needed to trade. For example, if you need to trade ten Pokemon, catch ten of them on that game. Try catching weak Pokemon near Littleroot Town. Thenm trade as many Pokemon as needed then trade the Pokemon from your game to the other game. Once all the Pokemon are in the other game, start over. You can start over as many times as needed and get as many starters as desired. Once you can buy Pokeballs, catch as many weak Pokemon near Littleroot Town as needed then get your original Pokemon back. Note: This is useful if you need starters, but do not want to give up your rare Pokemon, such as Latios/Latias or Groudon/Kyorge.
Information in this section was contributed by GospelGangsta205.

Getting all starting Pokemon:
Use the following trick to get all three starting Pokemon and breed them. Note: This will erase any previously saved file; the best time to do this is when you are just starting your game. It requires two Game Boy Advances, two Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire games, and a link cable. To begin, restart the first game from the beginning and choose Mudkip. Play until your rival gives you your first Pokeballs, Then, trade Mudkip to game two. Repeat this for the other two starting Pokemon. Remember to save when you trade so that it will erase any previously saved game file. Restart the game, play it until the part which you have to save the Professor. Then save the game in front of the Professor's bag. Get Mudkip again and check to see if it is the opposite gender of the one from before. If it is, repeat the earlier process and trade it to game 2. If it is not, turn off the game without saving then repeat until you get one of the opposite gender. Repeat for the other two Pokemon. After you have a male and a female for all three of them, restart game one for the last time. Play until your rival gives you your first Pokeballs. Catch six Pokemon and trade them for the starting Pokemon which are in game two. Once you get to the Day Care Center, you can breed the starting Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by Gabriel Barbosa Nunes.

Pokemon that can learn False Swipe:
Note: "breed" means you must have a male Pokemon that already knows False Swipe to breed the move into the Pokemon listed.

Grovyle (level 53)
Sceptile (level 59)
Zangoose (level 55)
Pinsir (breed)
Heracross (breed)
Seedot/Nuzleaf/Shiftry (breed)
Shroomish/Breloom (breed)
Mawile (breed)

Breeding starting Pokemon:
All three types of starting Pokemon (Treeko, Mudkip, and Torchic) are male. The only way to get a female is to use an e-Reader and hope for a female.
Information in this section was contributed by Sid.

Baton Passers:
Information in this section was contributed by Alex.

To pass on Attack: Ninjask with Swords Dance (this is also good for speed).

To pass on Defense: Mr. Mime with Barrier.

To pass on Speed: Ninjask (recommended) or Girafarigwith Agility (Ninjask also has Speed Boost trait).

To pass on Special Defense: Gorebyss with Amnesia.

To pass on Special Attack: There are no moves that sharply increase Sp. Atk, so your best chance would be an Espeon with Calm Mind (this also increases Special Defense).

Note: If you pass on Speed, in rain, to a Pokemon with the Swift Swim trait, or a Pokemon with Chlorophyll in Sun, their speed will be increased even more.

Recommended moves for starting Pokemon:
Once your Pokemon is in its third stage, you will need strong moves. These are the following moves you should teach your Pokemon:
Information in this section was contributed by Ivan Celestial.

Blaziken: Overheat/Fire Punch (Fire type), Sky Uppercut (Fighting type), Slash (Normal type), Earthquake (Ground type)

Swampert: Hydro Pump (Water type), Surf (Water type), Earthquake (Ground type), Ice Beam (Ice type)

Sceptile: Solar Beam (Grass type), Leaf Blade (Grass type), False Swipe (Normal type), Slash (Normal type)

Notes:

Solar Beam can only be obtained in the Safari Zone (TM22). (Sceptile)

Surf can only be obtained by using HM03 Surf. (Swampert)

Hydro Pump can only be learned if you raise your Mudkip to level 42 before evolving it into Marshtomp (level 16) and Swampert (level 36). (Swampert)

Ice Beam can be obtained by exchanging 4,000 Coins at the Game Corner in Mauville City (TM13). (Swampert)

Ice Beam can also obtained in the Storage Room on the Sunken Ship East of Dewford Town. (Swampert)

Earthquake (TM26) can be obtained in the Seafloor Cavern on Route 128 just before you find Groudon/Kyogre. (Swampert, Blaziken)

Fire Punch can be learned at the Move Tutor in Fallarbor Town once you've reached level 55 above. (Blaziken)

Breeding legendary Pokemon:
To get more than one legendary Pokemon (if it is a female) go to the Day Care woman and put the legendary Pokemon with any male Pokemon. Walk around for awhile then go back to the Day Care man. If he has stepped forward, he has an egg for you. Take it and walk around for awhile. It will hatch into the legendary Pokemon that the female was.
Information in this section was contributed by Boyalien1.

Breeding:
This trick requires Pokemon FireRed or Leafgreen; Emerald and Ruby or Sapphire. Catch a Ditto in Pokemon FireRed or LeafGreen then trade it to Emerald. Then trade it to Pokemon Ruby or Sapphire. You will now own the ultimate breeder. Ditto can breed with anything.
Information in this section was contributed by Ethan Anderson.

Getting a female starter:
Keep starting the game over repeatedly until you get a female starter.
Information in this section was contributed by GoldenMag0.

Start a new game and get to the point when Professor Birch asks you to get a Pokeball from his bag. Then, stop and save your game. Get the Pokeball and when you go into battle, if you do not have a female Pokemon, turn off the game, then turn it back on.
Information in this section was contributed by Phil Pfau.

Get all three starter Pokemon:
This trick requires a link cable and two Pokemon games. Start a new game on one game. Get the starter Pokemon you wish to obtain. Ggo to the Pokemon Center and trade that Pokemon. Turn off the game. Turn it back and do the same thing done last time , but choose a different Pokemon. Do this again, then capture two Pokemon. Trade those two Pokemon and you should have Torchic, Treeko, and Mudkip.
Information in this section was contributed by nicholas garcia.

Recommended starter:
In the beginning of the game when Prof. Birch is in danger of being chased by a wild Poochyena, Zigzagoon choose Mudkip in Pokemon Ruby. Your Team enemy is Team Magma. Maxie, the leader of Team Magma, has a Camerupt (Fire/Ground type). Your Mudkip, Marshtomp, or Swampert should be able to defeat it if you are attacking him with a water attack. In Pokemon Sapphire, choose Treecko because your Team enemy is Team Aqua. Archie's team uses some Water type Pokemon, like Sharpedo and Carvanaha. Your Treecko, Grovyle, or Sceptile should defeat it if you use Absorb. However, do not attack with Leaf Blade (level 29). If you do, your Treecko, Grovyle, or Sceptile will lose some HP because of its Rough Skin. When you face Flannery, you will have a difficult time to defeating her Fire Pokemon. Just use Leaf Blade. If your Sceptile is at a low HP, switch it with your other Pokemon, restore Sceptile's HP, then counter it with more Leaf Blades.
Information in this section was contributed by Bobby Vadhanapanich.

Leveling up:
Whatever the experience points needed for the Pokemon you left in the Daycare Center to reach the next level, is how many steps you need to take when walking around. For example, if your Pikachu was on level 3 when you left him at the Daycare Center and he needs 57 experience points to reach level 4, you must take 57 steps for him to reach that level.
Information in this section was contributed by refuze.

To make your Pokemon levels up faster, go to the Daycare Center and drop off a Pokemon. Go outside and walk forwards then backwards (or vice versa).
Information in this section was contributed by Wolborgeblade9.

Put your Pokemon in the Daycare Center and leave it. Go down and to the left. There should be a line of trees. Go directly up against the trees and get on your bike (Acro recommended, as it is the fastest). Ride all the way to the left as far as you can go. Keep going back and forth as far as possible and eventually your Pokemon will gain levels fairly quickly. This is also useful if you want eggs.
Information in this section was contributed by Hangwithecoopa.

Note: If you leave your Pokemon in the Daycare Center for too long, it will not evolve into its next form (if it has one).
Information in this section was contributed by FinalGardian748.

Put a weak Pokemon in front and switch out to a stronger one to help the weaker one level up. Each gets half of the experience. The problem is the half that each Pokemon did not get leaves a hole in the EXP graph. Those holes cause the defense to be weaker. Because of this, you need to "defrag" your Pokemon and their EXP. To do this, battle at least twenty five Pokemon in a row (but try for 40 if possible). Do this with each of your six Pokemon. When you finish, put all six into the PC, starting with the highest level first. Turn the PC off and then back on again. Take your six Pokemon back out. Then, take them to the counter and heal them the usual way. After those battles, your Pokemon will need to be healed and Nurse Joy will also check to make sure they did not catch the Pokerus disease. When you get your Pokemon back from her, they will have their EXP fully "defragged" and the defense stat will be higher. This doe snot work on Level 100 Pokemon because their EXP is already completely full.
Information in this section was contributed by dodecahedron.

When a low level Pokemon is in the Daycare Center, run from Route 110 to 111 or go on Cycling Road from top to bottom.
Information in this section was contributed by Skeelator.

Recommended training locations:
Two places that are good to train at are the Sky Pillar near Pacifilog Town and near Ever Grande city cave. You can fight Wally after you defeat the Elite Four. Wally uses an Altaria, Delcatty, Magneton, Roselia, and his starting Pokemon, Gardevoir.
Information in this section was contributed by bed5.

Use this trick if you want to train two Pokemon at a time. First, find the lady with a mike and the man with a video camera that are located on Route 111 near the desert, Route 118 across the river (HM03 Surf may be required), and Route 120 outside of Fortee city. Continue until your Pokemon are strong enough. You will also get a lot of money doing this.
Information in this section was contributed by Chris Cifelli.

To easily train your Pokemon, get your best team of five. When you get your team, chose the Pokemon you want to train, put it in sixth position, and give the Pokemon an Exp. Share. Then, go to the Elite Four and battle until you get your Pokemon to the level desired.
Information in this section was contributed by Dominic Guo.

Breeding:
When you are about to get a rare Pokemon, save the game before you do so, Keep restarting until you get a female form of it. This will allow you to breed it.
Information in this section was contributed by Phyeken.

The following is a list of some good partners to breed in the Day Care for rare babies.
Information in this section was contributed by Ty Knight.

Two Pikachu
Two Marill
Two Wigglytuff
A Blaziken and Absol
Two Sevipers
A Duskull and Shuppet
Two Chimecho
Two Snorunt
Two Skarmory

Faster egg hatching:
Once the Day Care man gives you an egg, put it in the first position of your Pokemon. Take out the Mach Bike and go back and forth from Route 117, Mauville City, and Route 118 until it hatches.
Information in this section was contributed by Phyeken.

Get a Mach Bike from Rydel at the bicycle shop in Mauville City. Store the Pokemon you want to lay an egg in the Daycare Center between Mauville City and Verdanturf Town. Then, fly to Ever Gande City and fly back to Mauville City. Next, ride down Cycling Road. Then go up, down, up, down, and up. After that, talk to the daycare man standing on the left side of the Daycare and he should have an egg (or two) for you. Note: This also works well for egg hatching, depending on the Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by EJones9351.

When trying to hatch eggs faster, place a Pokemon in your party whose ability is either Flame Body or 'Magma Armor (for example, Slugma or Macargo). The ambient heat will incubate the egg and cause it to hatch twice as fast.
Information in this section was contributed by TheLegendaryMike!!.

Catching Pokemon easier:
You need a Pokemon that knows the Endeavor move. Have the Pokemon get hurt so that it only has about 1 HP remaining. Go into battle with the pokemon that you want to catch. Use Endeavor. The move will take the opponent down to 1 HP also, and make it a lot easier to catch.
Information in this section was contributed by caseyk.

Go to the Safari Zone with a Pokmeon that knows Sweet Scent. Instead of walking and wasting steps, stand in one spot and use Sweet Scent. The wild Pokemon will come to you.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob.

Restoring special attack power:
Teach a Pokemon Overheat then make it hold a White Herb. When you lose special attack power, the White Herb will restore it.
Information in this section was contributed by Nintendokd92.

Increasing happiness:
Buy 30 each of Carbos, Protein, Iron, and Calcium. Give as many of the Carbos, Protein, Iron, and Calcium to your Pokemon as possible. Then, take your Pokemon to the groomers and have it groomed twice. Then, take it to the Happiness rater to see how much it likes you. After that, raise it up a level and it should evolve. This is best used with Togepi to Togetic, Eevee to Espeon, Eevee to Umbreon, and Chansey to Blissey.
Information in this section was contributed by sean doug.

Get a Pokemon to obey though a trade:
Take a Ditto and put it in the Daycare. Put a Pokemon though a trade, such as Zangoose, Charmander, etc. After awhile the man will ask if you want a egg. Take the egg and hatch it. It will be the same type of Pokemon you put with ditto, but it will say that you are the owner. Alternately, trade the egg though games. When it hatches it will obey you.
Information in this section was contributed by mastrofgams.

Powerful moves:
Trecho, Torchic, and Mudkip can only learn Gigadrain (Trecho), Flamethrower (Torchic), and Hydropump (Mudkip) in their original stage around level 40.
Information in this section was contributed by Dcdigimon9.

Pokemon that cannot be captured:
The following Pokemon cannot be caught in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Omar Field-Rahman.

201. Deoxys
202. Jirachi
203. Bulbasaur
204. Ivysaur
205. Venusaur
206. Charmander
207. Charmeleon
208. Charizard
209. Squirtle
210. Wartortle
211. Blastoise
212. Caterpie
213. Metapod
214. Butterfree
215. Weedle
216. Kakuna
217. Beedrill
218. Pidgey
219. Pidgeotto
220. Pidgeot
221. Rattata
222. Raticate
223. Spearow
224. Fearow
225. Ekans
226. Arbok
227. Nidoran (F)
228. Nidorina
229. Nidoqueen
230. Nidoran (M)
231. Nidorino
232. Nidoking
233. Clefairy
234. Clefable
235. Paras
236. Parasect
237. Venonat
238. Venomoth
239. Diglett
240. Dugtrio
241. Meowth
242. Persian
243. Mankey
244. Primeape
245. Growlithe
246. Arcanine
247. Poliwag
248. Poliwhirl
249. Poliwrath
250. Bellsprout
251. Weepinbell
252. Victreebel
253. Ponyta
254. Rapidash
255. Slowpoke
256. Slowbro
257. Farfetch'd
258. Seel
259. Dewgong
260. Shellder
261. Cloyster
262. Gastly
263. Haunter
264. Gengar
265. Onix
266. Drowzee
267. Hypno
268. Krabby
269. Kingler
270. Exeggcute
271. Exeggutor
272. Cubone
273. Marowak
274. Hitmonlee
275. Hitmonchan
276. Lickitung
277. Chansey
278. Tangela
279. Kangaskhan
280. Mr. Mime
281. Scyther
282. Jynx
283. Electabuzz
284. Magmar
285. Tauros
286. Lapras
287. Ditto
288. Eevee
289. Vaporeon
290. Jolteon
291. Flareon
292. Porygon
293. Omanyte
294. Omastar
295. Kabuto
296. Kabutops
297. Aerodactyl
298. Snorlax
299. Articuno
300. Zapdos
301. Moltres
302. Dratini
303. Dragonair
304. Dragonite
305. Mewtwo
306. Mew
307. Chikorita
308. Bayleef
309. Meganium
310. Cyndaquil
311. Quilava
312. Typhlosion
313. Totodile
314. Croconaw
315. Feraligatr
316. Sentret
317. Furret
318. Hoothoot
319. Noctowl
320. Ledyba
321. Ledian
322. Spinarak
323. Ariados
324. Cleffa
325. Togepi
326. Togetic
327. Mareep
328. Flaaffy
329. Ampharos
330. Sudowoodo
331. Politoed
332. Hoppip
333. Skiploom
334. Jumpluff
335. Aipom
336. Sunkern
337. Sunflora
338. Yanma
339. Wooper
340. Quagsire
341. Espeon
342. Umbreon
343. Murkrow
344. Slowking
345. Misdreavus
346. Unown
347. Pineco
348. Forretress
349. Dunsparce
350. Gligar
351. Steelix
352. Snubbull
353. Granbull
354. Qwilfish
355. Scizor
356. Shuckle
357. Sneasel
358. Teddiursa
359. Ursaring
360. Swinub
361. Piloswine
362. Remoraid
363. Octillery
364. Delibird
365. Mantine
366. Houndour
367. Houndoom
368. Porygon2
369. Stantler
370. Smeargle
371. Tyrogue
372. Hitmontop
373. Smoochum
374. Elekid
375. Magby
376. Miltank
377. Blissey
378. Raikou
379. Entei
380. Suicune
381. Larvitar
382. Pupitar
383. Tyranitar
384. Lugia
385. Ho-oh
386. Celebi

Pokemon that cannot breed:

Groudon
Kyogre
Latios
Latias
Regi-Ice
Regi-Rock
Regi-Steel
Lunatone
Solrock
Baltoy
Claydol
Beldum, Metang, & Metagross
Deoxys(not in game w/o GameShark)
Jirachi same as above
Azurill
Wynaut
Pichu
Igglybuff
Cleffa, Magby, Elekid, Smoochum, Tyrogue (not in game without a GameShark code)

Pokemon that have no egg moves:

Magikarp and Gyarados
Wurple, Cascoon and Dustox/Silcoon and Beautifly
Magnemite and Magneton
Voltorb and Electrode
Staryu and Starmie
Wobbuffet
Also, all Pokemon that cannot breed.

Pokemon only in Pokemon Ruby:

Latios
Groudon
Mawile
Seedot, Nuzleaf, and Shiftry
Solrock
Zangoose

Pokemon only in Pokemon Sapphire:

Latias
Kyogre
Sableye
Lotad, Lombre, and Ludicolo
Lunatone
Seviper

One of a kind Pokemon:
The following Pokemon are one of a kind (outside trading or a GameShark code)

Latias and Kyogre (Pokemon Sapphire only)
Latios & Groudon (Pokemon Ruby only)
Rayquaza
Regi-Ice
Regi-Rock
Regi-Steel

The following Pokemon are one of a kind (outside of breeding, trading, or a GameShark code)

Anorith and Armaldo/Lileep and Cradily
Castform
Torchic, Combusken, and Blaziken
Treecko, Grovyle, and Sceptile
Mudkip, Marshtomp, and Swampert
Beldum, Metang, and Metagross

Name origins:

Deoxy: From Deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA.
Information in this section was contributed by sniper wild.

Recommended team:
Develop the following Pokemon and moves in Pokemon Ruby. Note: For Pokemon Sapphire, use the same team except replace Groundon with Kyogre: Double Edge, Thunder, Water Spout, Hydro Pump.
Information in this section was contributed by EVijai.

Swampert: Blizzard, Earthquake, Hydro Pump, Surf
Blaziken: Overheat, Fire Blast, Blaze Kick, Sky Uppercut
Sceptile: Solarbeam, Giga Drain, Slam, Leaf Blade
Groundon: Eruption, Solarbeam, Thunder, Earthquake
Salamence:Fly, Dragon Claw, Double Edge, Fire Blast
Metagross:Meter Mash, Hyper Beam, Psychic

To get a good grass lineup, get a Treecko, Shroomish, Lotad (Pokemon Sapphire only), Seedot (Pokemon Ruby only), Oddish, and a Bulbasaur (trade from Pokemon Red). Evolve all of the Pokemon. Let the Shroomish evolve into Breloom and raise it up. It eventually learns some good moves. A good move setup would be as follows.
Information in this section was contributed by Pettamapossum.

Breloom: Mach Punch (for defeating Steel, Normal, Dark, Rock); Razor Leaf, Mega Drain, or another good grass move; Flash, Sand Attack, Screech or another good stat change/spore/powder move; Headbutt, Body Slam or another normal attack move.
Lombre: Nature Power; Thief or Crunch; a strong Grass move; a strong Water move.
Grovyle: Rock Tomb; Pursuit, Thief, or Crunch; Body Slam, Quick Attack, etc.; a powerful Grass attack.

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by DrkBlackDrgn.

Blaziken: Fire Blast, Sky Uppercut, Blaze Kick, and Flamethrower
Rayquaza: Fly, Dragon Claw, Dragonbreath, and a powerful special move
Latios/Latias: Psychic, Fly, Dragon Claw, and any other desired move
Groudon (Pokemon Ruby): Earthquake, Fire Blast, Thunderbolt, Solarbeam
Kyorge (Pokemon Sapphire): Ice Beam, Surf, BodySlam, Dive
Wailord: Ice Beam, Surf, Dive, Water Spout
Mightyena: Crunch, Bite, and any other two desired moves

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Paden Brown.

Metagross: Meteor Mash, Brick Break, Psychic, Earthquake
Swampert: Blizzard, Earthquake, Hydro Pump, Water Pulse
Aggron: Flamethrower, Shock Wave, Iron Tail, Dragon Claw
Wobuffet: Mirror Coat, Destiny Bond, Counter, anything else
Salamence: Dragon Claw, Fly, Fire Blast, Blizzard
Blaziken: Sky Uppercut, Fire Blast/Flamethrower, Overheat, Brick Break

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by megamanexe v3.

Swampert : Earthquake, Blizzard, Muddy Water, Surf
Metagross: Psychic, Metalclaw, Hyperbeam, Takedown
Ninetails: Fireblast, Roar, Takedown, Ember
Breloom: Machpunch, Megadrain, Spore, Razorleaf

Try the following team in Pokemon Sapphire:
Information in this section was contributed by pokefreak.

Rayquaza: Hyper Beam, Thunder, Blizzard, Fire Blast
Kyogre: Water Spout, Thunder, Hyper Beam, Blizzard
Metagross: Hyper Beam, Meteor Mash, Earthquake, Psychic
Breloom: Sky Uppercut, Solarbeam, Sludge Bomb, Hyper Beam
Shedinja: Shadow Ball, Dig, Solarbeam, Hyper Beam
Camerupt: Eruption, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Hyper Beam

If you are playing Pokemon Ruby, replace the Kyogre with a Groudon: Eruption, Earthquake, Solarbeam, Hyper Beam; and Camerupt with a Swampert: Earthquake, Hydropump, Blizzard, Iron Tail

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by memesnook.

Flygon: Flame Thrower, Crunch, Earthquake, Fly
Aggron: Double-Edge, Iron Tail, Dragon Claw, Flame Thrower
Blazeiken: Blaze Kick, Sky Uppercut, Earthquake, Over Heat
Gardavior: Psychic, Future Site, Thunder Bolt, Shadow Ball
Slaking: Slack Off, Flame Thrower, Reversal, Focus Punch
Huntail: Hydro Pump, Rock Tomb, Facade, Ice Beam

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by GreatShark7777.

Kyrogue: Hydro Pump, Thunder, Ice Beam, Surf
Flygon: Earthquake, Giga Drain, Crunch, Dragonbreath
Marshtomp: Blizzard, Muddy Water, Focus Punch, Earthquake
Aggron: Iron Tail, Water Pulse, Shock Wave, Overheat
Tropius: Razor Leaf, Fly, Body Slam, Sunny Day
Shedninja: Double Team, Shadow Ball, Fury Cutter, Cut

Try the following team:
Note: This team is defensive. You can substitute Gyarados for any Dragon Pokemon at the end of the game. Evolve Vulpix into Ninetails with a Fire Stone. Pokemon Red and Blue's Charizard can be substituted for Ninetails.
Information in this section was contributed by GangstaT589.

Cacturne: Giga Drain, Sandstorm, Ingrain, Leech Seed
Swellow: Aerial Ace, Wing Attack, Fly, any move desired
Gyarados: Hydro Pump, Surf, Waterfall, Dive
Rhydon: Fire Blast, Thunder, Blizzard, Earthquake
Ninetails: Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Will o Wisp, Sunny Day
Gardevoir: Psychic, Calm Mind, Thunder, any move desired

Use the following party to defeat the Elite 4:
Information in this section was contributed by WeLoveWine.

Blaziken over level 60: Fire Punch, Hyper Beam, Mirror Move, Sky Uppercut.
Camerupt level 63: Eruption, Fire Blast, Fissure, Strength
Ludiculo (or Shiftry) level 60: Giga Drain, Solarbeam, Nature Power (or Extrasensory/Faint), Hydro Pump (or Shadow Ball)
Gardenvoir level 63: Dream Eater, Hypnosis, Shadow Ball, ThunderBolt
Flygon level 67: Dragon Claw, Flamethrower, Fly/Solarbeam, Iron Tail/EarthQuake
Delcatty level 59: Solarbeam, Sunny Day, Rain Dance, Thunder.

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by BillyJr. Blunt.

Blaziken: Flamethrower, Sky Uppercut, Strength, Secret Power
Swampert: Surf, Take Down, Earthquake, Endeavor
Sceptile: Sunny Day, Solar Beam, Slam, Brick Break
Salamence: Flamethower, Dragon Claw, Fly, Cut
Metagross: Meteormash, Psychic, Brick Break, and any desired move
Glalie: Blizzard or Sheer, Cold, Ice Beam, Water Pulse, Crunch

Use the following team in the Pokemon League in Pokemon Ruby.

Rayquaza level 75+: Outrage, Fly, Extreme Speed, and Hyperbeam (useful on strong Dragon Pokemon)
Blaziken level 59+: Double Kick, Blaze Kick, Fire Punch or Flamethrower, and Syk Uppercut
Groudon level 50+: Solarbeam, Thunderbolt, Earthquake, and Fire Blast
Kyrogue level 50+: Surf, Ice Beam, Sheer Cold, and any other Water type moves
Latios level 50+: Fly, Luster Purge, Dragonclaw, Psychic
Latias level 50+: Same moves as Latios, except replace Fly with Fire Attack

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by KaKaTa61.

Groudon: Fissure, Eruption, Solarbeam, Earthquake
Rayquaza: Extreme Speed, Fly, Flamethrower, Dragonclaw
Absol: Hyper Beam, Iron Tail, Thunder, Flamethrower
Skarmory: Steel Wing, Fly, Aerial Ace, Air Cutter
Blaziken: Overheat, Blaze Kick, Double Kick, Sky Uppercut
Starmie: Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Hydro Pump, Psychic

Try the following team:

Swampert: Earthquake, Ice Beam, Surf, Brick Break
Kyogre: Thunder, Ice Beam, Water Pulse, Water Spout
Crobat: Shadow Ball, Mean Look/Poison Fang, Sludge Bomb, Fly
Magneton: Thunderbolt, Lock-On, Zap Cannon, Tri Attack
Rayquaza: Dragon Claw, Flamethrower, Ice Beam, Crunch
Groudon: Solar Beam, Eruption, Earthquake, Flamethrower

Try the following team against the Elite Four:
Information in this section was contributed by chris Davis.

Groudon level 52: Slash, Shockwave, Earthquake, Fireblast
Aggron level 46: Metalclaw, Cut, Mudslap, Rocksmash
Blaziken level 50: Strength, Mirrormove, Ember, Blaze Kick
Swellow level 31: Fly, Wingattack, Steelwing, Endeavor
Luvdisk level 32: Surf, Rest, Dive, Waterfall
Solrocklevel 33: Rockthrow, Firespin, Psywave, Cosmicpower

Try the following offensive team:
Information in this section was contributed by wey wox.

Groudon level 97: Eruption, Solar Beam, Thunderbolt, and Earthquake
Rayquaza level 76: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, and Outrage
Sceptile level 77: Leaf Blade, Earthquake, Giga Drain, and Hyper Beam
Latios level 60: Ice Beam, Dragon Claw, Psychic, and Flamethrower
Agron level 55: Ice Beam, Thunder, Flamethrower, and Iron Tail
Metagross level 58: Meteor Mash, Psychic, Shadow Ball, and Pursuit

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Rapparules.

Latios level 70+: Dragonbreath, Psychic Dragon, Dance Luster, Purge
Latias level 70+: Dragonbreath, Psychc, Recover, Mist Ball
Kyogre level 90+: Sheer Cold, Waterfall, Water Spout, Hydro Pump
Blaziken level 90+: Slash, Blaze Kick, Double Kick, Sky Uppercut
Rayquaza level 83+: Fly, Rest, Outrage, Extremespeed
Groudon level 70+: Fissure, Solarbeam, Fire Blast, Earthquake

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Jacey1118.

Groudon level 70: Fissure, Solar Beam, Fire Blast, Earthquake
Kyogre level 90: Sheer Cold, Waterfall, Water Spout, Hydro Pump
Latias level 60: Dragonbreath, Psychic, Recover, Mist Ball
Latios level 60: Dragonbreath, Psychic Dragon, Dance Luster, Purge
Blaziken level 80: Slash, Blaze Kick, Double Kick, Sky Uppercut
Rayquaza level 75: Fly, Hyper Beam, Extremespeed, Outrage

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Psice man.

Blastoise level 90 to 100: Surf, Ice Beam, Bite, Hydro Cannon
Mewtwo level 90 to 100: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Future Sight
Kyogre level 75 to 80: Ice Beam, Surf, Thunder, Water Spout
Rayquaza level 70 to 75: Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Fly, Dragon Claw
Luvdisc level 70 to 75: Ice Beam, Surf, Take Down, Secret Power
Articuno level 60 to 70: Blizzard, Ice Beam, Fly, Mind Reader
Note: This team should only be used by trainers with a lot of money. You also might need to be someone who prefers ice attacks.

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by CCercek.

Blaziken level 55: Double Kick, Blaze Kick, Mirror Move, Flamethrower
Volbeat level 55: Confuse Ray, Moonlight, Double-Edge, Signal Beam
Manectric level 55: Thunder Wave, Charge, Thunderbolt, Thunder
Altaria level 55: Sing, Dragonbreath, Dragon Claw, Refresh
Seviper level 55: Crunch, Poison Fang, Swagger, Giga Drain
Crawdaunt level 55: Crabhammer, Ice Beam, Surf, Facade; or
Wailord level 55: Water Spout, Earthquake, Surf, Ice Beam

Try the following team:
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Blaziken level 100: Flamethrower, Blaze Kick, Sky Uppercut, Slash; Item Charcoal
Azumaril level 100: Surf, Icebeam, Hydropump, Double-Edge; Item Never Melt Ice or Mystis Water
Flygon level 100: Dragon Claw, Flamethrower, Crunch, Fly; Item Dragon Claw:
Umbreon level 100: Faint Attack, Shadow Ball, Psychic, Iron Tail; Item Black Glasses:
Alakazam level 100: Psychic, Thunder Punch, Fire Punch, Ice Punch; Item Twisted Spoon
Machamp level 100: Rock Slide, Cross Chop, Brick Break, Revenge: Item Black Belt
Note: The only way to get Alakazam to know Thunder Punch, Fire Punch and Ice Punch is to catch a male Medicham, train it to learn the punches and breed it with a female Abra. The only way to get a Machamp that knows rock Slide is to get a male Camerupt that knows it and breed that with a female Spinda. Hatch a male from one of the eggs and breed it with a female Machop that you can catch just below Mt. Chimney and hatch the egg.

The best team combination is Swampert, Blaziken, Charizard, Kyogre and the Regis.
Information in this section was contributed by WalterD1340.

The best starting Pokemon is Torchic. However do not let it evolve until level 43 so it can learn Flamethrower. Then when at Route 104 get a Tailow. Next, in the woods get a Shroomish (only for this gym though). Once you get to Dewford get the Old Rod and fish for a Tentacool. While you are there, get an Abra. After you get to Slateport, go to Route 110 and pickup an Electrike and an Oddish. This is the base of your team. It gives you a chance to raise your team before the third gym. Before you face the Elite Four have a Blazken, Swellow, Kadabra, Tentacruel, Manectric, and Bellossom.
Information in this section was contributed by Johnathan.

Try the following team. This formation will give you time to train your whole team before you get to the fourth gym. Note: It is recommended that you let Torchic get Flamethrower than let evolve into Blazkin.
Information in this section was contributed by Johnathan.

Swellow: Aerial Ace, Endeavor, Fly, Steel Wing
Blaziken: Flamethrower, Sky Uppercut, Slash, Overheat
Kadabra: Psychic, Recover, Psybeam, Shock Wave
Tentacruel: Surf, Bubblebeam, Ice Beam, Cut
Manectric: Thunderbolt, Charge, Iron Tail, Strength
Bellossom: Acid, Sleep Powder, Sunny Day, Solar Beam

Try the following non-legend team:
Information in this section was contributed by baseballwiz.

Swellow
Torkoal
Glalie
Raichu
Crawdaunt
Sceptile

Try the following non-legend team:
Information in this section was contributed by baseballwiz.

Latios
Ninetails
Alakazam
Magneton
Milotic
Salamence

Try the following team:
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Metagross level 100
Flygon level 93
Salamence level 99
Blazken level 100
Tropius level 96
Crobat level 100.

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Thomas Stubbs.

Swampert: Surf, Earthquake, Muddy Water/Waterfall, Ice Beam
Swellow: Aerial Ace, Endeavor, Fly, Steel Wing
Gardevoir: Psycic, Shadow Ball, Flash, Shock Wave
Hariyama: Strength, Smellingsalt, Vital Throw/Sciesmic Toss, Brick Break
Roselia: Magical Leaf, Grasswhistle, Giga Drain, Solarbeam
Torkoal: Flamethrower, Overheat/Fire Blast, Iron Defense, Attract

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by dan magga.

Rayquaza: Hyper Beam, Earthquake, Fire Blast, Outrage
Salamence: Fire Balst, Hydro Pump, Earthquake, Body Slam
Tyranitar: Earthquake, Fire Blast, Ice Beam, Outrage
Charizard: Blast Burn, Earthquake, Fire Blast, Outrage
Flygon: Body Slam, Dragon Claw, Earthquake, Flamethrower
Dragonite: Blizzard, Earthquake, Fire Blast, Outrage

When in a double battle, send out Shedinja and Ditto. Have Shedinja use Protect and have Ditto use Transform on Shedinja. Then you will have a Shedinja with more HP and the Wonder Guard ability.
Information in this section was contributed by Zachary Goodwin.

Try the following team:
Information in this section was contributed by Ole Morten Omland.

Dragonite (level 68): Outrage, Surf, Fly, Rocksmash
Groudon (level 77): Rocksmash, Earthquake, Solarbeam, Erruption
Mewtwo (level 80): Psychic, Swift, Recover, Flash
Salamence (level 90): Dragon Claw, Hyper Beam, Fire Blast, Fly
Blaziken (level 100): Fire Blast, Sky Uppercut, Hyper Beam, Blaze Kick
Kingdra (level 100): Surf, Blizzard, Ice Beam, Hydro Pump

Try the following team. It uses barely any TMs and they work well together. Unfortunetly, most are very rare.
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Crobat (level 60): Poison Fang, Bite, Wing Attack, Steel Wing
Gardevoir (level 60): Hypnosis, Dream Eater, Psychic, Shock Wave or your choice
Blaziken (level 60): Sky Uppercut, Mirror Move, Fire Punch, Blaze Kick
Groudon (level 60): Slash, Thunder Bolt, Earth Quake, Fire Blast/Flame Thrower
Salamence (level 60): Dragon Claw, Dragon Breath, Aerial Ace, Crunch
Armaldo (level 60): Metal Claw, Iron Claw, Dig, Earth Quake

Try the following team.

Swampert, Feraligatr, or Blastoise (level 65)
Natures: Quiet, Brave, Sassy or Relaxed
Abilities: Torrent
Moves:
Swampert: Earthquake, Surf, Hydro Cannon, Brick Break
Feraligatr: Slash, Aerial Ace, Bulk Up, Surf
Blastoise: Withdraw, Ice Beam, Hydro Pump, Skull Bash
Hold: Anything desired

Blaziken, Typhlosion, or Charizard (level 65)
Natures: Lonely, Hasty, Mild or Gentle
Abilities: Blaze
Moves:
Blaziken: Bulk Up, Double Team, Brick Break or Sky Uppercut, Flamethrower or Blaze Kick
Typhlosion: Flamethrower, Fire Punch, Swift, Smokescreen
Charizard: Wing Attack or Aerial Ace, Swords Dance, Fire Blast, Flamethrower
Hold: Anything desired

Sceptile, Meganium, Venusaur (level 65)
Nature (Meganium and Venusaur): Sassy, Quiet
Nature (Sceptile): Mild, Hasty
Ability: Overgrow
Moves:
Sceptile: Leaf Blade, Leech Seed, Giga Drain, Toxic
Venusaur: Frenzy Plant, Leech Seed, Giga Drain or Razor Leaf, Toxic
Meganium: Solarbeam, Sunny Day, Synthesis, Leech Seed or Toxic
Hold: Anything desired

Gardevoir (recommended), Alakazam (level 66)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Synchronize
Moves:
Gardevoir: Psychic, Calm Mind, Double Team, Shock Wave or Thunder Bolt
Alakazam: Psychic, Calm Mind, Recover, Shock Wave or Thunderpunch
Hold: Twistedspoon, Shell Bell or Leftovers

Altaria, Pidgeot, Swellow (level 66)
Nature: Docile, Hardy, Serious, Quirky or Bashful
Ability: Any
Moves: As long as Aerial Ace and Fly are known
Hold: Any

Salamence, Dragonite, Tyranitar (level 65)
Nature (Tyranitar and Dragonite): Brave, Quiet
Nature (Salamence): Mild
Moves:
Dragonite and Salamence: Outrage, Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, Brick Break
Tyranitar: Bulk Up, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Crunch
Hold: Any

Metagross (level 65)
Nature: Quiet, Brave, Sassy or Relaxed
Moves: Meteor Mash, Cosmic Power, Psychic, Earthquake
Hold: Metal Coat

Try the following team.
Information in this section was contributed by William Rose.

Sceptile: Rock Tomb, Leaf blade, Brick Break, Solarbeam
Grumpig: Confuse Ray, Psychic, Mirror Coat, Iron Tail

Try the following team.
Information in this section was contributed by A.J. DiMarzio.

Togetic (level 62): Fire Blast, Psychic, Thunder, Ice Beam
Marowak (level 66): Mega Kick, Earthquake, Fire Blast, Ice Beam
Ledian (level 70): Giga Drain, Ice Punch, Body Slam, Solar Beam
Golduck (level 77): Psychic, Hydro Pump, Ice Beam, Body Slam
Houndoom (level 88): Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Solar Beam, Body Slam
Kingdra (level 100): Ice Beam, Hydro Pump, Hyper Beam, Body Slam

Recommended move sets:
Information in this section was contributed by Mr Weird Guy.

Blaziken: Flamethrower, Bulk Up, Return, Brick Break
Castform: Sunny Day, Rain Dance, Hail/Sandstorm, Weather Ball
Flygon: Earthquake, Crunch, Fly, Hidden Power
Groudon: Solar Beam, Flamethrower, Earthquake, Rest
Kyogre: Surf, Ice Beam, Ancient Power, Thunder
Manectric: Crunch, Thunderbolt, Thunder Wave, Roar
Salamence: Dragon Claw, Flamethrower, Aerial Ace, Earthquake
Sceptile: Leaf Blade, Rest, Toxic, Roar
Swampert: Surf, Earthquake, Ice Beam, Take Down
Zangoose: Crush Claw, Shadow Ball, Bulk Up, Aerial Ace

Healing without Nurse Joy:
Deposit the Pokemon that you need to heal and withdraw it. It will be completely healed.
Information in this section was contributed by Gjyjyy3uy67.

Hint: Fire Blast never misses:
When using Fire Blast, hold A.
Information in this section was contributed by Joseph Balsdon.

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