Pokemon Gold/Silver cheats: Pokemon,
Breeding, Evolutions...
Aerodactyl:
There is only one Aerodactyl in the game, but it is
not that difficult to get. Catch a Chansey and trade with the
girl on Route 14 to get it.
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Ali.
Ampharos:
Ampharos evolves from Flaaffy at level 30. The moves
Ampharos learns are Thundershock (level 9), Thunderwave (level
18), Cotton Spore (level 27), Thunderpunch (level 30), Light Screen
(level 42), and Thunder (level 57).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Ariados:
Ariados evolves from Spinarak at level 22. The moves
Ariados learns are Scary Face (level 6), Constrict (level 11),
Night Shade (level 17), Leech Life (level 25), Fury Swipes (level
34), Spider Web (level 43), Screech (level 53), and Psychic (level
63).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Azumarill:
Azumarill evolves from Marill at level 18. The movies
Azumarill learns are Defense Curl (level 3), Tail Whip (level
6), Water Gun (level 10), Rollout (level 15), Bubblebeam (level
25), Double (Edge (level 36), and Rain Dance (level 48).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Bayleef:
Bayleef evolves from Chikorita at level 16, then evolves
into Meganium at level 32. The moves that Bayleef learns are Razor
Leaf (level 8), Reflect (level 12), Posion Powder (level 15),
Synthesis (level 23), Body Slam (level 31), Light Screen (level
39), Safeguard (level 47), and Solarbeam (level 55).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Bellosom:
Go to Grampa Bill and show him an Oddish. He will give
you a Leaf Stone. Go to the baby sitter's house from Pokemon
Red and Blue to find a Gloom. Evolve it into a Vile
Plume or get a Sun Stone from getting in first place in the bug
catching contest. Use it on Gloom to get a Bellosom.
Information in this section was contributed by Yo dJL.
Bellossom evolves from Gloom by using the Sun Stone. The moves
Bellossom learns are Solarbeam (level 55).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant
and Tyreese Johnson.
Buruki:
In the town with the fourth gym, go inside the second
cave and turn to the right and SURF. Go to the top and enter another
cave that is there. Make your way around the mazes and talk to
the karate character that is there. Defeat him and to will get
Buruki. Note: Make sure you have an open space in your Pokemon
holder.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
Chansey:
The best time to catch Chanseys at night on Routes
13, 14, and 15.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403.
Charizard:
Go to Route 39 and enter a house. A man will sell a
Charizard for 3460.
Information in this section was contributed by Carlton Jenkins.
Chikorita:
Chikorita evolves into Bayleef at level 16 then to
Meganium at level 32. The moves it learns are Razor Leaf (level
8), Reflect (level 12), Poison Powder), (level 15), Synthesis
(level 22), Body Slam (level 29), Light Screen (level 36), Safeguard
(level 43), and Solar Beam (level 50).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Chinchou:
Go on the dock outside the S.S. Aqua in Olivine City.
Fish with a Good Rod or Super Rod. You will find some Chinchou
and the evolved form, Lanturn. They use Water, Thunder, and normal
attacks.
Information in this section was contributed by Supercrazyjeff.
Chinchou evolves into Lanturn at level 27. The moves Chinchou
learns are Supersonic (level 5), Flail (level 13), Water Gun (level
17), Spark (level 25), Confuse Ray (level 29), Take Down (level
37), and Hydro Pump (level 41).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Cleffa:
Leave a Female Clefairy or Clafable with any other
Male Pokemon at the Daycare south of Goldenrod City. Note: Baby
Pokemon may have an attack of their father. Check both Pokemon
while they are in the Daycare. They may not like each other. Any
Pokemon that you can get once in a game, such as Mewtwo or Lugia,
or does not have a gender, is unbreedable.
Cleffa:
Cleffa can be obtained by an egg containing a Clefairy
or Cleffable. The moves Cleffa learns are Encore (level 4), Sing
(level 8), and Sweet Kiss (level 13).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Clefairy: Dancing:
In Kanto at six o'clock, you can find dancing Clefairies
on Route 4 (outside Mount Moon ), but only on Monday nights. They
are in the patch of grass with little flowers. When the Clefairies
notice you, they run away, but will leave a rock that one of your
Pokemon can Rock Smash. Underneath, is a Moon Stone, which that
can evolve Pokemon such as Clefairy, Jigglypuff, and Nidoran (male
and female).
Information in this section was contributed by IANPORTER4.
Corsola:
On Pokemon Silver at the Misty's gym, go fishing
with a super rod. You will encounter a Lv. 40 Pokemon, and a Corsola.
It has very good moves: Recover, Bubblebeam, Spike Cannon and
Mirror Coat.
Information in this section was contributed by Alexmoo66.
Make sure you have a Good Rod. Go to the Day Care Center in Goldenrod
City. Enter the house and go out the other door. Fish at the small
lake on the right with the Good Rod. You will eventually battle
a Lv. 20 Corsola.
Information in this section was contributed by AMS9717.
To get Corsola in Pokemon Silver, fish behind the Day Care
below Golden Rod City with a Good Rod. You will find it with the
moves Recover, Bubblebeam, Tackle, and Harden.
Information in this section was contributed by Tim.
On Pokemon Gold, you do not have to get Corsola by trading.
Go to the backyard of the Daycare and use a Super Rod in the water.
Soon enough, you will find a Corsola at level 40 in the water.
It has the moves Recover, Mirror Coat, Bubblebeam, and Spike Cannon.
Information in this section was contributed by Fallon N.....
On Pokemon Gold, go to Cianwood City. Go near the water
and use Good Rod (obtained in the first house you see in Olivine).
A wild Corsola should bite.
Information in this section was contributed by claudio lescano.
On Pokemon Gold, make sure you have a Good Rod. Surf left
of Cherrygrove and meet the fisherman on an island. Stand at his
right, facing the way he is. Use the Good Rod and eventually you
will find Corsola.
Information in this section was contributed by Flareon7060.
Crobat:
Crobat evolves from Golbat by taming it. The moves
Crobat learns are Supersonic (level 6), Bite (level 12), Confuse
Ray (level 19), Wing Attack (level 30), Mean Look (level 42),
and Haze (level 55).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Cyndaquil:
Cyndaquil evolves into Quilava at level 14 and into
Typhlosion at level 36. The moves that Cyndaquil learns are Smokescreen
(level 6), Ember (level 12), Quick Attack (level 19), Flame Wheel
(level 27), Swift (level 36), and Flamethrower (level 46).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Denryuu:
If you want a Pokemon rumored to be a pre-evolution
of Dratini (Denryuu), do not try to de-evolve Dratini. Instead,
go to the route after Kickyou City towards the Connection Cave,
and try to capture the electric sheep, Meripu. Let it grow to
level 15. It will evolve into a pink sheep. Train it to level
30, and to get Denryuu.
Information in this section was contributed by David Housholder.
Ditto, shiny:
You will need TM 31 Mimic (in Pokemon Red, Blue,
or Yellow) and The Red Gyarados. Trade the Red Gyarados
to Pokemon Red, Blue, or Yellow and teach
it Mimic. Find and battle a wild Ditto and it should go as follows:
You Mimic Transform
Ditto transforms into Gyarados
You transform into Ditto
The Ditto Transforms into Gyarados
You catch Ditto
If done correctly, when you trade the Ditto you caught back to
Pokemon Gold or Silver, it will be blue and shiny.
Information in this section was contributed by JeanVulcan
and AlmostCrazy.
Dunsparce:
Dark Cave (Violet City side); talk to Hiker Anthony,
found at Route 33.
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Eevee:
Use the following steps to get Eevee to evolve into
an Umbreon or Espeon. Take your Eevee to the Pokemon League Championship
and defeat one Pokemon with it. It should be happy after you defeat
all of the trainers. If it is happy and at night, it will evolve
into Umbreon. If it is happy in the morning or day, it will evolve
into Espeon.
Information in this section was contributed by jada93
and EddieandChavo.
To get multiple Eevees, first, get an Eevee from Bill. Then, either
trade for another Eevee from any other Pokemon game, or buy another
Eevee from the Celedon City Game Corner. Leave them at the Daycare.
Get all the eggs laid to hatch multiple Eevees, and have the ability
to get all five evolutions.
Information in this section was contributed by SuperSonicMewtwo.
Entei:
You need to use a masterball (which can be obtained
from the Lucky Number Show) to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by Gerry Wilson.
Look south in the patch of grass of Mt. Mortar on the right side
entrance.
Information in this section was contributed by edward bieniek.
Enteican:
Enteican be found in the grass just before you get
to the Lake Of Rage. You will need a Masterball to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by arsenal52.
Espeon or Umbreon:
After defeating the Pokemon League, get the Evee from
Bill in Goldenrod City. If you have a exp. Share, give it to Evee
and win the Pokemon League again until Evee reaches level 47.
Repeat this as many times as necessary.
Information in this section was contributed by Streetracer1289D.
Feraligatr:
Feraligatr evolves from Croconaw at level 30. The moves
that Feraligatr learns are ), Rage (level 7), Water Gun (level
13), Bite (level 21), Scary Face (level 28), Slash (level 38),
Screech (level 47), and Hydro Pump (level 58).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Flaaffy:
Flaaffy evolves into Ampharos at level 30. The moves
Flaaffy learns are Thundershock (level 9), Thunderwave (level
18), Cotton Spore (level 27), Light Screen (level 36), and Thunder
(level 45).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Flareon:
Flareon learns Flamethrower at level 52.
Information in this section was contributed by Milan Lelas.
Furret:
Furret evolves from Sentret at level 15. The moves
Furret learns are Defense Curl (level 5), Quick Attack (level
11), Fury Swipes (level 18), Slam (level 28), Rest (level 38),
and Amnesia (level 48).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Golem:
Get a Graveler, then link another game and trade it.
Information in this section was contributed by PrettyAngel264.
Haganal:
Equip the Metal Coat on Onix and trade it to another
GameBoy. It will evolve into Haganal.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
Heracross:
Go to Route 42 and headbutt a tree near there to eventually
find one. In addition to Heracross, you can also find some Spearow
and Aipom.
Information in this section was contributed by Macaroni207.
Fly to New Bark Town and go left until you find a tree that you
can cut. Headbutt one of the little trees to find a Heracross.
Information in this section was contributed by Ivan Tang.
Hitmonchan:
Use the following steps to get a Hitmonchan that knows
Mach Punch, Hi Jump Kick, and Rapid Spin. Win Tyrogue from Blackbelt
Kyo in Union Cave. Evolve it into a Hitmonlee (Lv. 20 with defense
higher than attack). Train it until it learns Hi Jump Kick. Breed
it with a Ditto to get an egg. Hatch it and evolve that Tyrogue
(Lv. 20 and its attack and defense equal). Have it learn Rapid
Spin and breed it with a Ditto. This time evolve the hatched Tyrogue
into a Hitmonchan with its attack higher than its defense.
Information in this section was contributed by DDiMarzo.
Hitmontop:
Defeat the Karate King in Mount Mortar and receive
Tyrogue from him. Raise it to level 20 with the attack and defense
being the same. To get its attack and defense the same, buy Iron
from the Goldenrod City Mart.
Information in this section was contributed by Globeo357.
Houndour:
You can capture one at Route 7 at night.
Information in this section was contributed by aby22111.
Ho-Oh:
There is only one Ho-Oh in the game. You can find it
on top of the Tin Tower, but you will need the Rainbow Wing to
go up there. You can get the Rainbow Wing from the Radio Station
Manager in Goldenrod City (Gold version) or the old man in Pewter
City (Silver version).
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Ali,
Jacob Carver,
and Kntleocole.
On one floor there is a maze. Go left two times, down, down all
the way, then right all the way -- you will find the stairs.
Information in this section was contributed by sbonakdar.
Go to Azalea Town and get a lot of heavy balls. Get a Gastly,
raise it up to a high level, and make sure it knows Mean Look
and Hypnosis. Put Ho-Oh to sleep, then use Mean Look. After that,
use Tail Whip until it cannot be used anymore. If he wakes up,
put him back to sleep and weaken him until he is in the red. Then,
use a heavy ball, hit, hold B and rapidly press A.
If done correctly, he will be caught.
Information in this section was contributed by Eman288.
Save your Masterball for Ho-oh to catch it easier.
Information in this section was contributed by lemmings1.
Go to Pewter City and find the man in front of Mt. Moon. Talk
to him and he will give you the Rainbow Wing. Fly to Saffron City
and go on the train to Goldenrod. Fly to Ecrutek and go to the
house close to the water.
Information in this section was contributed by dini0311014.
Ho-Oh's level 70 attacks are Fire Blast, Sunny Day, Swift, and
Recover
Information in this section was contributed by Junior05000.
Hoothoot:
Hoothoot evolves into Noctowl at level 20. The moves
Hoothoot learns are Foresight (level 6), Peck (level 11), Hypnosis
(level 16), Reflect (level 22), Take Down (level 28), Confusion
(level 34), and Dream Eater (level 48),
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Igglybuff:
Leave a Female Jigglypuff or Wigglytuff with any other
Male Pokemon at the Daycare south of Goldenrod City. Note: Baby
Pokemon may have an attack of their father. Check both Pokemon
while they are in the Daycare. They may not like each other. Any
Pokemon that you can get once in a game, such as Mewtwo or Lugia,
or does not have a gender, is unbreedable.
Information in this section was contributed by SuperSonicMewtwo.
Igglybuff can only be obtained by breeding using either Jigglypuff
or Wigglytuff. The moves Igglybuff learns are Defense Curl (level
4), Pound (level 9), and Sweet Kiss (level 14).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Kingdra:
Equip Seadra with the Symbol of King, and then trade
it.
Information in this section was contributed by cabrerasrafael.
Kingler:
Staryu only appears at night in Goldenrod City in the
water by the Day Care Center. You must look carefully.
Information in this section was contributed by Gunit4lyfe88.
Kirehana:
Give Gloom a Solar Stone and it will evolve into a
Kirehana. You cannot evolve Kirehana into Vileplume.
Information in this section was contributed by David Housholder.
Lanturn:
Lanturn evolves from Chinchou at level 27. The moves
Lanturn learns are Supersonic (level 5), Flail (level 13), Water
Gun (level 17), Spark (level 25), Confuse Ray (level 33), Take
Down (level 45), and Hydro Pump (level 53).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Lapras:
Enter the cave that links to Azalea town on Fridays
and SURF. You should be able to see Lapras in the little lake
at the back of the cave. Note: There is only one.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver
and Heavyarmsrulz666.
Go to the exit of the Union Cave. From there, go up and all the
way to the left. SURF down and go down the ladder. In the next
floor, SURF down and take the first left. Go left and down. Defeat
the trainer standing there, then SURF right to see Lapras surfing
in the water. Note: Lapras can only be caught on Friday and he
only appears once.
Information in this section was contributed by ruthg.
On Friday, go to Azalea Town and enter Union Cave. When you enter
the cave, you will see a man standing next to you. Go up, then
make a left all the way, and SURF down . Go down at the ladder.
When at the bottom, SURF to the right and go down the stairs.
SURF down and go to where the girl with the red hair is located.
Go all the way down and you will have to fight a girl. SURF on
that water to find Lapras.
Information in this section was contributed by Santiago
Alvarez.
On Fridays, go to Union Cave and at the end instead of going right,
go left and down the staircase. Find your way to a big lake. Surf
out there to find Lapras.
Information in this section was contributed by Silverbird993.
Larvitar:
Go in Mt. Silver, walk around, but do not go deeper
into the cave (do not go through a door). You can find a Lv. 15
to 20 Larvitar. Do not use Water, Ice, Ground, Fighting, Grass,
or Steel moves to weaken it, because it is super-effective. Note:
Use a weak Level 24 Water Pokemon with Whirlpool to try to catch
it.
Information in this section was contributed by H Li.
Larvitar cant be found in Silver Cave. When you enter Silver Cave,
walk around the stairs that leads to the doorway or the black
hole entrance on the other side of the first room.
Information in this section was contributed by Millionsb.
Ledian:
Ledian evolves from Ledyba at level 18. The moves Ledian
learns are Supersonic (level 8), Comet Punch (level 15), Light
Screen (level 24), Reflect (level 24), Safeguard (level 24), Baton
Pass (level 33), Swift (level 42), Agility (level 51), and Double-Edge
(level 60).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Ledyba:
Ledyba evolves into Ledian at level 18. The moves Ledyba
learns are Supersonic (level 8), Comet Punch (level 15), Light
Screen (level 22), Reflect (level 22), Safeguard (level 22), Baton
Pass (level 29), Swift (level 36), Agility (level 43), and Double-Edge
(level 50).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Lugia (Silver version):
Learn HM06 (Whirlpool) and go to the place where you
received the fifth badge. Destroy a whirlpoor and enter the cave.
Go through the maze and you will reach Lugia.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
To have a better chance at catching Lugia, use Great Balls instead
of Ultra Balls.
Information in this section was contributed by kelly redick.
Lugia (Gold version):
Go to Pewter City and talk to the old man. He will
give you the Silver Feather that fell of from Lugia. Go to the
city in Johto where you received the fifth Badge. Pass through
the whirlpool and enter the cave. Pass through the maze cave until
you reach Lugia. To catch him, use a Master Ball (recommended)
or Ultra Ball.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver,
lemmings1, and kako.
Use the following trick to catch Lugia or Ho-oh without a Master
Ball. Use an Ampharos that is at least level 40. You can also
try any other Electric Pokemon that knows Thunder Wave and Flash.
Use Thunder Wave to Paralyze it, then use Flash until it does
not have any effect. Then, use a Scyther or Scizor that knows
False Swipe, and get it down to 1 HP. False Swipe can never kill
a Pokemon. Use many Ultra Balls and you will eventually capture
Lugia or Ho-oh. It would be best not use this on a level 70 Lugia
or Ho-oh, because Ultra Balls will not catch them no matter what
you do.
Information in this section was contributed by Scizor15.
Lugia:
Go to the cave nearest to the city with the light tower,
or just follow the wall on the right-hand side while in the water.
You will encounter two trainers and then a whirlpool. Use WHIRLPOOL
to get into the cave. Once inside, you will see a small walkway
with jump-able bushes on one side. Jump over and go up and right.
Go down the ladder. You will be on an island with an item nearby.
Get the item and SURF down. Once down the waterfall, you will
see an entrance in the cliff and a ladder. Go into the entrance.
SURF up to find Lugia, Use the ladder to exit the cave.
Information in this section was contributed by YOGIMASTA.
Machamp:
If you want to have an early advantage in the Normal
Gym, trade a Drowzee for a Machop in the city (there is a man
who will do that) and train it for awhile.
Information in this section was contributed by Lars Housholder.
Magby:
Leave a Female Magmar with any other Male Pokemon at
the Daycare south of Goldenrod City. Note: Baby Pokemon may have
an attack of their father. Check both Pokemon while they are in
the Daycare. They may not like each other. Any Pokemon that you
can get once in a game, such as Mewtwo or Lugia, or does not have
a gender, is unbreedable.
Mareep:
Mareep evolves into Flaafy at level 15, and then Ampharos
at level 30. The moves Mareep learns are Thundershock (level 9),
Thunderwave (level 16), Cotton Spore (level 23), Light Screen
(level 30), and Thunder (level 37).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Marril:
Go to Black Thorn city and find Parry the hiker. He
is on the way down to New Bark Town. On the left you should see
a fat man that will challenge you to a Pokemon match. After defeating
him, get his phone number. He will call you to battle or say his
friend saw a swarm of Marril in Mt. Motar. You can find a Lv.
21 Marril in the water and Lv.13 to 16 on land.
Information in this section was contributed by bucky3737.
Mt. Mortar; talk to Hiker Parry, found at Route 45.
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Marill evolves into Azumarill at level 18. The moves Marill learns
are Tail Whip (level 6), Water Gun (level 10), Rollout (level
15), Bubblebeam (level 21), Double Edge (level 28), and Rain Dance
(level 36).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Meganium:
Meganium evolves from Bayleef at level 32. The moves
Meganium learns are Razor Leaf (level 8), Reflect (level 12),
Poison Powder (level 15), Synthesis (level 23), Body Slam (level
31), Light Screen (level 41), Safeguard (level 51), and Solarbeam
(level 61).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Mr. Mime (Gold version):
Go to Saffron City before fighting Sabrina. Challenge
Sabrina to discover that her Mr. Mime is female.
Information in this section was contributed by David Housholder.
Muchuru:
Breed Jynx with anything that has the same symbol while
looking at your party to get Muchuru.
Information in this section was contributed by Grissino.
Murkrow:
You can find a wild Murkrow on Route 7 at night.
Information in this section was contributed by James Fox.
Natu:
Natu evolves into Xatu at level 25. The moves Natu
learns are Night Shade (level 10), Teleport (level 20), Future
Sight (level 30), Confuse Ray (level 40), and Psychic (level 50).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Noctowl:
Noctowl evolves from Hoothoot at level 20. The moves
Noctowl learns are Foresight (level 6), Peck (level 11), Hypnosis
(level 16), Reflect (level 25), Take Down (level 33), Confusion
(level 41), and Dream Eater (level 57).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Pichu:
Leave a Female Riachu or Pikachu with and other male
Pokemon at the Daycare south of Goldenrod City. Note: Baby Pokemon
may have an attack of their father. Check both Pokemon while they
are in the Daycare. They may not like each other. Any Pokemon
that you can get once in a game, such as Mewtwo or Lugia, or does
not have a gender, is unbreedable.
Information in this section was contributed by SuperSonicMewtwo.
Pichu can be obtained by laying a egg through breeding a couple
containing a female Pikachu or Raichu. The moves Pichu learns
are Tail Whip (level 6), Thunderwave (level 8), and Sweet Kiss
(level 11).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Pichu (Gold version):
Get a Pikachu from Pokemon Blue, Red,
or Yellow and a Ditto. Give Pikachu to the man in the Daycare
and give Ditto to the lady at the Daycare. Defeat the elite four
twice, then return. The man will be standing outside the house
and will give you a Pichu egg. Make sure you have three open spaces
for Pikachu, the egg, and Ditto.
Information in this section was contributed by Djl6136.
Put Ditto and Pikachu in the daycare center. They will soon have
an egg. If you want lots of Pichus, leave Pikachu and Ditto there.
The next day or so, they should have another egg. Keep repeating
this to get as many Pichus as needed.
Information in this section was contributed by Joshua.
Pikachu:
Transfer a Pikachu from Pokemon Yellow into the game.
It should have an item directly translated to "Electric Ball".
Equip it to any Pikachu, and its special attack will double.
Pikachu can be found in the tall grass at the forest entrance
from the Viridian City entrance (because there is no grass in
the actual maze part).
Information in this section was contributed by chris lewis.
Use the following trick to get Pikachu early. Go to either Burned,
Tin, or Sprout tower. There should be Raichus there. Make sure
you have a Ditto. Capture the Raichu and take them to the Day
Care. If they are interested in each other, in two days you will
have an egg. It will hatch into a Pichu. It will evolve into a
Pikatchu later. Have it hold the Everstone to stop its evolution
into a Raichu.
Information in this section was contributed by Da Almighty Gaming Scion.
Pineco:
Go to Route 38 and use Headbutt on one of the little
trees. You will eventually find one. Be careful, as it knows Self
Destruct.
Information in this section was contributed by togepi_123.
Pinsir:
The only place to get Pinsir is to go to the bug capturing
contest at the National Park. When you enter the contest, just
walk around and capture one.
Information in this section was contributed by codeking3.
Quilava:
Quilava evolves from Cyndaquil at level 14, and evolves
into Typhlosion at level 36. The moves Quilava learns are Smokescreen
(level 6), Ember (level 12), Quick Attack (level 21), Flame Wheel
(level 31), Swift (level 42), and Flamethrower (level 54).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Qwilfish:
Route 32; talk to Fisher Ralph, found at Route 32
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Raikou:
You need to use a masterball (which can be obtained
from the Lucky Number Show) to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by Gerry Wilson.
Raikou maybe found in the tall grass above the Day Care Center
in Goldenrod City.
Information in this section was contributed by kabbadie.
Snorlax:
Have an EXPN on your Pokegear. Tune in to the Pokeflute
channel and get next to Snorlax. It will say that you have put
the Pokegear next to him. He will proceed to wake up and attack.
Snorlax is a level 50 Pokemon, with Rollout, Snore, Rest, and
Bodyslam as his moves. He also has Leftovers which heal him periodically.
Information in this section was contributed by Michael Mosss.
Staryu:
Staryu only appears at night in Goldenrod City in the
water by the Day Care Center. You will find more Staryus than
Kinglers there.
Information in this section was contributed by Gunit4lyfe88.
Remoraid:
Route 44; Talk to Fisher Wilton, found at Route 44
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Ryhorn, Silver:
Go to the cave where you go to get to the Elite Five.
You should encounter a silver Ryhorn.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
Scyther:
The only place to get Scyther is to go to the bug capturing
contest at the National Park. When you enter the contest, just
walk around and capture one.
Information in this section was contributed by codeking3.
Sentret:
Sentret evolves into Furret at level 15. The moves
Sentret learns are Defense Curl (level 5), Quick Attack (level
11), Fury Swipes (level 17), Slam (level 25), Rest (level 33),
and Amnesia (level 41).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Siczor:
Get the Metal Coat and have Scyther hold it. Trade
Onix to another Game Boy Color and it will evolve into Siczor.
Note: There is only one Metal Coat in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Sean Beckel.
Skarmory:
Talk to Kenji on Route 45.
Information in this section was contributed by Mzmunchkin.
Slowking:
Equip Slowpoke with the Symbol of King, and then trade
it.
Information in this section was contributed by cabrerasrafael.
Smeargle:
Once you get Smeargle to level 100 you can teach it
a move. Get a Ditto put it in the Pokemon Daycare on route 34
with the lady and put the Smeargle at level 100 with the man.
Once you get the egg, it will hatch into a Smeargle and you can
teach it anything except HMs. Note: It will not learn Sketch.
At level 10 it learns Tackle, level 17 Pay Day, level 26 Bite,
level 37 Slash, and level 48 Tri Attack .
Information in this section was contributed by Tyler Davis.
Snubbull:
Route 38; talk to Schoolboy Chad, found at Route 38.
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Spinarak:
Spinarak evolves into Ariados at level 22. The moves
Spinarak learns are Scary Face (level 6), Constrict (level 11),
Night Shade (level 17), Leech Life (level 23), Fury Swipes (level
30), Spider Web (level 37), Screech (level 45), and Psychic (level
53).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Steelix:
Get the Metal Coat and have Onix hold it. Trade Onix
to another Game Boy Color and it will evolve into Steelix. Note:
There is only one Metal Coat in the game.
Information in this section was contributed by Sean Beckel.
Sudowoodo:
This odd Rock type blocks your way on Route 36 (just
like Snorlax). Use the Squirtbottle from Goldenrod City to battle
it.
Information in this section was contributed by Cory Ali.
Sudowoodo does not evolve. The moves Sudowoodo learns are Flail
(level 10), Low Kick (level 19), Rock Slide (level 28), Faint
Attack (level 37), and Slam (level 46).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Suikun:
You need to use a masterball (which can be obtained
from the Lucky Number Show) to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by Gerry Wilson.
Sunflora:
Catch a Sunkern and evolve it using a Sun Stone.
Information in this section was contributed by Macaroni207
Togepi:
Togepi can only be obtained by getting an egg from
Professor Elm or by breeding using a Togetic. The moves Togepi
learns are Metronome (level 7), Sweet Kiss (level 18), Encore
(level 25), Safeguard (level 31), and Double Edge (level 38).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Togetic:
Togetic evolves from Togepi by taming it. The moves
Togetic learns are Metronome (level 7), Sweet Kiss (level 18),
Encore (level 25), Safeguard (level 31), and Double Edge (level
38).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Totodile:
Totodile evolves into Croconaw at level 18, then into
Feraligatr at level 30. The moves Totodile learns are Rage (level
7), Water Gun (level 13), Bite (level 20), Scary Face (level 27),
Slash (level 35), Screech (level 43), and Hydro Pump (level 52).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Typhlosion:
Typhlosion evolves from Quilava at level 36. The moves
Typhlosion learns are Smokescreen (level 6), Ember (level 12),
Quick Attack (level 21), Flame Wheel (level 31), Swift (level
45), and Flamethrower (level 60).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Croconaw:
Croconaw evolves from Totodile at level 18 then evolves
into Feraligatr at level 30. The moves Croconaw learns are Rage
(level 7), Water Gun (level 13), Bite (level 21), Scary Face (level
28), Slash (level 37), Screech (level 45), and Hydro Pump (level
55).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Tyrouge:
Use the following trick to getting all Tyrouge evolutions.
Get Tyrouge and raise its attack level higher than its defense.
Then, raise it to Lv. 20. It will evolve into Hitmonchan. Breed
this Hitmonchan with a Ditto to hatch another Tyrouge. This time,
raise its defense higher than its attack. It should evolve into
Hitmonlee at Lv. 20. Once again, breed it with a Ditto to hatch
yet another Tyrouge. Raise its defense and offense to be equal
and evolve him at Lv. 20. This hatching trick may also be done
with Eevee (Flareon, Jolteon, Vaporeon, Espeon, and Umbreon);
Poliwhirl (Poliwrath and Politoed); and Gloom (Vileplume and Bellosom).
Information in this section was contributed by DDpokemon.
Three Legendary Dogs:
Find any one of them to get it on your Pokedex so you
can track them down. When you run into it, try to attack first
with Mean Look or Spider Web so you will have time to wear it
down and it will be less likely to flee. Watch out for Roar or
your Pokemon will run away scared. If you wear them down, they
will not be able to recover. Collect White Apricorns so get Fast
Balls for use during the battle. Check your Pokedex when you enter
a city, town, house, cave, route, or other new location. It could
stay where it is or move to a different place. Buy and use a lot
of Repel, Super Repel, and Max Repel.
Information in this section was contributed by Cuddigan.
When in Azlea town, go into the burned tower. Choose the path
to the left, smash the cracked rock, and proceed forward. Do not
drop into the hole next to the trainer yet. You will see a hole
exactly in the middle of the tower. Drop down and walk ahead.
The dogs will be on a platform. When you step nearby, they will
run in three directions. Go look for them in the wild. When you
encounter one, it will be at level 40 but will run as soon as
possible. Try to put it to sleep. If you manage to damage one
of them, their health will be like that the next time you encounter
them. Also, after it runs away you can check the next place it
has gone to. Note: If you use FLY or enter a new town or cave,
it will jump to a new random place -- keep using fly until it
is outside the town that you are at. The dogs cannot jump into
Kanto -- they stay in the Jhoto region.
Information in this section was contributed by SAIYANCARNE.
To get the legendary dogs you need to go to Ecruteak City. Once
there, enter the Burned Tower. Go through there and walk up to
the Legendary Dogs and they will be freed. After that, you will
find them in wild battles in bushes. Stay in one city and locate
them on your Pokedex. Keep watching which direction they are going.
Go in the opposite direction to run into them. Use Repels to avoid
getting into battles with other Pokemon. After you take HP out
of one of them, it will never return unless you catch it and heal.
Put it to sleep on your first attack or it will run away. For
the best chance of finding them, start in Violet City. Use Master
Balls, Speed Balls, Heavy Balls, Friendship Balls, and sometimes
a Hyper Ball to catch them.
Information in this section was contributed by Lucky8BallYesNo1.
Go to a route that has grass that is near a city. First go to
the route and search until you find three pokemon. If the legendary
dogs are not included, repeat until you find one. It will eventually
flee. Get a lot of Fast Balls from Kurt (WHT Apricorn found behind
his house) and a Pokemon that will paralyze, freeze, etc. and
do damage. If it flees, it will still have the same damage when
you find it again. Try to get its life down to a small sliver
(while its asleep for best results), and start throwing Fast Balls
at it to eventually catch it. Note: If you have a Lv. 40+ Pokemon
with the stats above, you will get the best results.
Information in this section was contributed by charlie gorman.
Catch a ghost Pokemon, then find one of the Legendary Dogs. Use
Mean Look and it will not be able to escape.
Information in this section was contributed by BOSMB7.
Get Scyther or Scizor to learn False Swipe, then get a Gastly
and train it until it learns Mean Look. Mean Look prevents the
enemy from escaping, while False Swipe always leaves the enemy
with 1 hit point left. Since the Legendary Dogs do not heal between
battles or sightings, you can gradually wear them down between
battles. Note: Suicune, Entei, and Raikou are all at Lv.40, so
Scyther/Scizor and Gastly should be at least Lv.30 to 60.
Information in this section was contributed by RottenEdSJ.
When you search for the Dogs, pick a town and travel between that
town and the route that connects with it, Check your Pokedex every
time you enter the route for the dogs. If you and one of them
are on the same route, spray on Max Repel and go though the grass.
Information in this section was contributed by Megan Urban.
Try to get a Misdreavus at Mt.Silver at night. Hunt down the dogs.
When you see Entie, Suicine, or Raikou, use your Misdreavus. This
works best if your Misdreavus has the Mean Look attack. It is
possible that the dogs will use Roar, but sooner or later you
will catch them.
Information in this section was contributed by Ryan Taylor.
Make sure you have plenty of Fastballs. Go to the place between
the exit of the Bug Catching Tournament and the location where
you woke up Sudowodo. Directly in the middle is a small patch
of grass. This patch of grass is a good hot spot for all three
of the Dogs. If this does not work, enter the building where the
Bug Tournament is held and return to the same patch of grass.
Information in this section was contributed by kellis23.
Use the following trick to catch them without a Masterball. Weaken
them with a Pokemon they are weak against and that is 10 levels
above it. When it runs away, track it with your Pokedex. The next
time you see it, the Legendary Dog will have the same health it
had when it ran away. Just use an Ultraball to catch it.
Information in this section was contributed by Andrewstemporary.
To catch Suicune, Raikou and Entei, get a Scyther and evolve it
to Scizor using the Metal Coat. Get it to learn False Swipe and
train it to level 39. Find one of the Legendary Dogs using the
Pokedex. When you are in battle with it, use False Swipe. If you
are fast enough, it will take off some HP, but never make it faint.
Use it whenever you see a Legendary Dog to catch it easier. Note:
If Scizor's speed is not fast enough, use Carbos.
When catching Suicune, you do not have to use a Master Ball. You
can use a Fast Ball. You can get a Fast Ball by giving the person
in Azeala Town a White (Wht) Apricorn. You can find Suicune at
the Tin Tower.
Information in this section was contributed by John C. Bell.
Entei, Suicune, and Raikou are found randomly in a location after
you free them in Ecruteak. From then on, they will move to any
area near them every time you change an area.
Information in this section was contributed by ansem.
If you have already seen Entei and Raikou once, open your Pokedex
and find their entry. They should be near the bottom, in new and
old modes. Open the entry and choose the option area. This will
show you where Entei and Raikou are located. However, they will
move every time the Route changes or you enter or leave a city,
building, or cave.
First, catch a Golbat, Jynx, or Haunter. Train it to the following
level: Golbat to level 48, Jynx to level 48, and Haunter to level
64 (make sure it knows Mean Look). Put it first in your team then
go to any route in Johto. Save your game, turn your game off then
back on, then check your Pokedex to see if any of the dogs are
there. Keep turning it off and back on until they are in the route
where you are at. Make sure you have Ultraballs and Fast Balls
to catch them with. If they are in your route, get damage, and
escape; save the game and turn it off and back on. Note: You have
to see at least one of them before using this trick.
Information in this section was contributed by Orgmillan.
Togepi:
Defeat the first gym and go into the Pokecenter. Talk
to the scientist and he will give you a egg. After 5,000 steps,
it will hatch into Togepi.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
Togepi: Level up easily:
When you battle Morty, make sure the Ghost Pokemon
that he is using only knows Ghost attacks and that Togepi has
Metronome. Use Togepi and his Ghost Pokemon cannot hurt it. Keep
using Metronome after the Ghost Pokemon is defeated. Togepi will
level up three or more times.
Information in this section was contributed by Anhthelu.
Trogue:
Use the following step to get Trogue and its evolutions.
Note: Surf and Waterfall is needed. Enter Mt. Morter in the middle.
Make sure you have five or less Pokemon with you. Find, fight,
and defeat the Karate King, Blackbelt Kiyo. He will give you Trogue.
With it you can get either Hitmonchan, Hitmontop, or Hitmonlee.
For the one you want, make sure that the following conditions
are true when Trogue reaches level 20. For Hitmonlee, have attack
is higher than defense. For Hitmontop, have attack and defense
equal. For Hitmonchan have attack is lower than defense.
Information in this section was contributed by SuperSonicMewtwo.
Unown:
There are 26 Unowns in the Ruins Of Alph. The last
spot on the Unown Pokedex is there to fool you. Once you catch
them all, you only get the Unown printer which you can use at
the Research Center.
Information in this section was contributed by Alfredo Moises Adum Paez Pino.
Xatu:
Xatu evolves from Natu at level 25. The moves Xatu
learns are Night Shade (level 10), Teleport (level 20), Future
Sight (level 35), Confuse Ray (level 50), and Psychic (level 65).
Information in this section was contributed by Ant.
Yadoking:
Equip Symbol Of King on Slowpoke and trade it into
another GameBoy. It will evolve into Yadoking.
Information in this section was contributed by Jacob Carver.
Yanma:
Route 35; talk to Bug Catcher Arnie, found at Route
35
Information in this section was contributed by PikachuAMD.
Shiny Pokemon:
In the wild, somewhere, are shiny Pokemon. Every species
of Pokemon has a special version of it that is very rare. You
cannot run away from shiny Pokemon, and if you faint them you
can still fight them again. Shiny Pokemon are different colors
depending on the species of the pokemon, have upgraded stats,
stay shiny when evolved, and do not pass special colors when bred.
You can tell if it is a shiny Pokemon if it has these traits:
Stars circle it for a few seconds when it appears, you cannot
run away, and its colors appear different from a normal Pokemon
of the same species. There is no special way to make a shiny Pokemon
appear. Some examples of shiny Pokemon in captivity are purple
Drowsee and Hypno, green and light blue Tentacool and Tentacruel,
gold Geodude (and its evolutions), red Gyrados, and blue Swinub
(and its evolutions).
Information in this section was contributed by MllFierbird27.
There is no easy way to find shiny Pokemon (except for the Red
Gyarados in the Lake of Rage), as they appear at random and are
very rare. If you see Pokemon with alternate colors, try catch
to them. They can be identified by the sparkle effect that appears
when they are in battle, or by checking on the Pokemon Status
Screen. Next to the Male/Female symbol, these special Pokemon
are marked with three dots. Some examples are a dark blue Nidoking,
purple/green Golbat, green-eyed Tentacruel, purple Rapidash, orange/green
Scyther, yellow/purple Hoothoot, green/red Sudowoodu (green/red),
and yellow/orange Ho-oh.
Information in this section was contributed by MikeVangoh.
To get a shiny Pokemon baby, breed a shiny Pokemon with a Ditto.
The baby will appear shiny. For example, breed the red Gyarados
with a Ditto to get an egg with a golden Magikarp inside.
Information in this section was contributed by MikeRoChip31.
If a shiny Pokemon is bred, it will not be shiny, but just normal
in appearance.
Information in this section was contributed by WIngZer012.
Change normal Pokemon to shiny Pokemon:
If you want the full benefit of this code, use a Pokemon
that can evolve. Otherwise, there will be some confusion with
names and so forth. First, place a flying Pokémon that
has been taught FLY as the first Pokemon in your lineup, the "Golden
Gyarados" as the sixth position, and the Pokemon whose color
is to be changed in the second position. After doing this, put
all of the Pokemon back into the PC except the first one. Next,
take out the Pokemon that was in the second position before, the
one that will be changed. Enter the Bug-Catching Contest that
is near Kogane City. This is held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. As soon as you enter it, exit immediately. When the
clerk asks you if you want to quit, answer "No", which
is always the lower answer. Use your flying Pokemon to FLY out
of the contest. Store the Pokemon that will be changed in a PC,
then return to the contest and say "Yes", the top answer,
to complete the contest. Return to a PC, withdraw the Pokemon,
and check its status screen. The Pokemon will be a different color,
but it will have Gyarados' name. Grow the Pokemon until it evolves.
You may want to use Rare Candies if you have any. Now when you
go into battle with the evolved form of the original Pokemon,
it will have a shining status.
Information in this section was contributed by AlmostCrazy.
Starting Pokemon (Gold version):
Select one of the following to get your first Pokemon.
The names in parentheses are for the Japanese version of the game.
Information in this section was contributed by O1GaRyOaK01
and Joshua.
Chickorita (Chicorita): a Grass type, like Bulbasaur.
Tododile (Waninoko): a Water type, like Squirtle.
Cyndaquil (Hinorashi): a Fire type, like Charmander.
Starting Pokemon (Silver version):
Select one of the following to get your first Pokemon.
The names in parentheses are for the Japanese version of the game.
Information in this section was contributed by SSJTRUNKz39.
Cyndaquil (Hinorashi):a Fire type, like Charmander.
Tododile (Waninoko):a Fire type, like Squirtle.
Chickorita (Chicorita):a Grass type, like Bulbasaur.
Gold-only Pokemon:
The following Pokemon are only found in the Gold version.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403
and Quang Ho.
Spinarak/Ariados
Teddiursa/Ursaring
Gligar
Mantin
Growlthe/Arcanine
Mankey/Primeape
Silver-only Pokemon:
The following Pokemon are only found in the Silver
version.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403
and Quang Ho.
Ledyba/Ledian
Phanpy/Donphan
Delibird
Sharmory
Vulpix/Ninetails
Meowth/Persian
Must trade Pokemon:
You must trade with Pokemon Red, Blue,
and Yellow for the following Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403
and Quang Ho.
Bulbasuar/Ivysaur/Venusaur
Squirtle/Wartortle/Blastoise
Charmander/Charmeleon/Charizard
Kabuto/Kabutops
Omanyte/Omastar
Articuno
Zapdos
Moltres
Mewtwo
Mew
Trade evolutions:
Information in this section was contributed
by jada93 and Tj4139.
Kadabra - Alakazam
Graveler - Golem
Haunter - Gengar
Machoke - Machamp
Poliwhirl - Politoed (hold King's Rock)
Onix - Steelix (hold Metal Coat)
Scyther - Scizor (hold Metal Coat)
Porygon - Porygon2 (hold Upgrade)
Slowpoke - Slowking (hold King's Rock)
Seadra - Kindra (hold Dragon Scale)
Breeding evolutions:
Information in this section was contributed
by Jacob Carver,
Cory Ali, Ss4Goku403,
JoeyKewl2001, issac whitaker
and MikeVangoh.
Chikorita: Breed a Meganium with a Ditto.
Cleffa: Breed two Cleffairies.
Cyndaquil: Breed a Typhosion with a Ditto.
Eleckid: Breed two Electabuzzes.
Igglybuff: Breed two Jigglypuffs.
Magar: Breed two Magmars.
Magby: Breed two Magmars.
Magikarp (Golden): Breed a Gyarados with the Red Gyarados
Pi: Breed two Clefairies.
Pichu: Breed two Pikachus.
Pichu: Breed a female Pikachu with a male Subull.
Pinsir: Breed a Venonat.
Pipurin: Breed two Jigglypuffs.
Smoochum: Breed a Jynx (female only) with a Ditto.
Snubbull: Breed a Clefairy with a Snubbull.
Totodile: Breed a Feraligtr with a Ditto.
Tyrogue: Breed a Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, or Hitmontop with a Ditto.
Special evolutions:
Let the following Pokemon hold the indicated item and
trade it.
Information in this section was contributed by Deathsythe2002x.
Slowking: Slowbro with King's Rock.
Steelix: Onix with Metal Coat.
Scizor: Scyther with Metal Coat.
Politoad: Poliwhirl with King's Rock.
Kingdra: Seadra with Dragon Scale.
Porygon2: Porygon with Up-Grade.
Pokemon that evolve with happiness/friendship:
Information in this section was contributed
by Ss4Goku403 and Caudell111.
Pichu to Pikachu
Cleffa to Clefairy
Igglybuff to Jigglypuff
Topegi to Topetic
Golbat to Crobat
Chansey to Blissey
Eevee to Espeon
Eevee to Umbreon
Pokemon that cannot have eggs for breeding:
Information in this section was contributed
by jada93 and Ss4Goku403.
Unown
Igglybuff
Togepi
Cleffa
Tyrogue
Smoochum
Elekid
Magby
Articuno
Zapdos
Moltres
Mewtwo
Mew
Raikou
Entei
Suicune
Nidorina
Nidoqueen
Pichu
Lugia
Ho-oh
Special color Pokemon breeding:
Breed a Red Gyrados with a normal Gyrados to get a Golden Magikarp.
Information in this section was contributed by John Z.
Breed without the other half:
You do not need another of the same Pokemon to breed.
Get the Pokemon you want to breed and put it as male or female.
Get Ditto, place it with male or female, and let the breeding
begin.
Information in this section was contributed by Powerstone800,
andres aloi, and
Doolf11.
Get a Ditto and breed it with any male or female Pokemon except
for Pichu, Pi, IgglyBuff, Smoochum, Elekid, Magar, or a Unown.
you can breed it with male or female though.
Information in this section was contributed by bucky3737.
Recommended breeding:
Breed Typhlosion, Feraligator, or Meganium. When they
hatch, they will have good attacks.
Information in this section was contributed by Sharkboy88.
Go to Goldenrod City then go down to the Day Care Center. Give
the old man or woman a Ditto and any Pokemon of your choice, other
than a Legendary Pokemon (Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Lugia, or Ho-Oh).
When the old man or woman is in the back of the house he or she
will give you a level 5 Pokemon. For example, if you gave them
a Magneton that you got in a trade it will be Magnemite at level
5.
Information in this section was contributed by Bobby Vadhanapanich.
Recommended Pokemon:
Catch a wild Wooper or Quagsire and keep it in your
party. You can teach it Surf, Whirlpool, Headbutt, and Flash.
Information in this section was contributed by the king.
Pokemon that cannot breed:
You cannot breed every type of Pokemon, although some
are male or female (like Mewtwos). They still cannot be bred together.
Information in this section was contributed by Chariz89.
The Pokemon that cannot breed are Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Entei,
Raikou, Suicine, Lugia, Ho-oh, Mew, Mewtwo, Nidoqueen, Nidorina,
Unown and all baby Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by andres aloi.
Duplicate through breeding:
Catch a Ditto and breed it with any Pokemon. Get the
egg and allow it to hatch. It will not hatch into a Ditto, will
result in the other Pokemon it was bred with.
Information in this section was contributed by shanelver
and James Herring.
You can use this with Lugia or Ho-oh to duplicate them. There
should be an egg with your tiny legendary Pokemon. It should know
most of its parents moves, plus one or two different ones.
Information in this section was contributed by Wedge.
Breeding location:
You can breed at the Day Care on Route 34. Deposit
both the male and female Pokemon after using them in a few battles.
Then they will be happy and perhaps mate.
Information in this section was contributed by MrHappyQuagsire3.
Inheriting moves and stats when breeding:
Pokemon inherit moves from the father and stats from
the mother. Often whatever the female is, is what the baby Pokemon
will be. For example, if a female Meowth breeds with a male Stantler
with the moves Hypnosis and Dream Eater they will usually have
a baby Meowth with the moves Hypnosis and Dream Eater.
Information in this section was contributed by noctwa.
Easy breeding:
Getting Pokemon such as the starters to breed can be
difficult if you are unable to trade. Go to the breeding house
near Goldenrod. Put a Ditto and the desired Pokemon in the Daycare.
The Daycare is in a convenient place. If you do not have a Ditto
you can catch them outside. Go do something that takes a long
time, such as battling the Elite Four. Come back to the Daycare
and check if the old man is standing outside. If he is, it indicates
there is an egg which will hatch into the Pokemon you put in there
with Ditto. If he is not, then walk or ride your bike all over
Johto/Kanto instead of flying, or battle the Elite Four again.
This method can be useful if several people want all three of
the different starters from Pokemon Gold/Silver or even
Red/Blue. This saves the trouble of restarting more than
three times. Note: The Legendary Pokemon do not breed. You can
check if they are able to breed by talking to your Pokemon when
they are in the Daycare. It is quite self-explanatory if they
are unable to breed.
Information in this section was contributed by Matt.
Pokemon that can make eggs with Ditto:
The following Pokemon do not have males or females,
but can still make eggs with Ditto: Ditto, Magnemite, Magneton,
Voltorb, Electrode, Staryu, and Starmie.
Information in this section was contributed by Brad Bell.
Instant egg:
Put a two Pokemon at the Day Care Center, then get
on the SS Aqua. Next, go back to the Day Care Center. The couple
will have an egg.
Information in this section was contributed by Mizzy.
Trade phone numbers for Pokemon:
There is only one way to get the following Pokemon:
Dunsparce, Yanma, Qwilfish, Snubbull, Remoraid, and Marill. You
must trade phone numbers with the following people.
Information in this section was contributed by EddieandChavo.
Hiker Anthony on Route 33 will call about swarms for Dunsparce
in Dark Cave.
BugCatcher Arnie on Route 35 will call about swarms for Yanma
on Route 35.
Fisherman Ralph on Route 32 will call about swarms for Qwilfish
on Route 32.
Student Chad on Route 38 will call about swarms for Snubbull on
Route 38.
Fisherman Wilton on Route 44 will call about swarms for Remoraid
on Route 44.
Hiker Parry on Route 45 will call about swarms for Marill in Mt.
Motar.
Happiness evolution:
In order to get the Pokemon that evolve with happiness,
such as Eevee into Unbreon or Espeon, you need to raise their
happiness level to a certain number. Using an emulator, the number
you need to get to is approximately 225 points. Once your Pokemon
has reached 225 points, it will evolve after it gains a level.
Using the following guide, you can calculate the approximate happiness
stat of your Pokemon. When you catch/receive a Pokemon the starting
happiness stat is as below:
When Pokemon is captured by a Friend Ball: 200 points
When Pokemon is captured by any other ball : 70 points
When Pokemon is given/traded/received as a gift: 70 points
Note that if you have a Pokemon whose happiness is 200 and you
trade it, the happiness level becomes 70. The following are things
that increase happiness levels and how much they increase it by:
For every 520 steps you take with the Pokemon in your party: +1
point
For every status increasing item used on the Pokemon (like Carbos,
HP UP): +2 points
For every level gained by the Pokemon: either +3 or +5 points
For every time Blue's sister grooms the Pokemon: +3 points
The Hair Cut Brothers, located in the Goldenrod Underground, can
also increase your Pokemon's happiness stat. How much it increases
depends on the saying you get after the grooming is finished.
Here is a list of how much the happiness status is increased by
each brother.
For The Older Brother ($500)
If it says "looks a little happier": +1 point
If it says "looks happy": +3 points
If it says "looks delighted": +5 points
For The Younger Brother ($300)
If it says "look a little happier": +1 point
If it says "looks happy": +3 points
If it says "looks delighted": +10 points
The happiness stat can also be decreased. The following things
decrease the happiness stat.
If the Pokemon faints: -1 point
If Heal Powder is used on the Pokemon: -5 points
If Energy Powder is used on the Pokemon: -5 points
If Energy Root is used on the Pokemon: -10 points
If Revival Herb is used on the Pokemon: -10 points
Also, the following do not affect the happiness stat of a Pokemon
either way:
If the Pokemon is holding items
If the Pokemon wins any battle
If the Pokemon HP falls to critical<red> (not fainting)
If the Pokemon is put in the PC
If the Pokemon is poisoned, stunned, confused, burned, frozen,
or asleep
Information in this section was contributed by Aishitara Pegasus.
Faster way to evolve with Happiness:
Feed your Pokemon a lot of Pokemon power-ups such as
Proteins, Cabos, etc. This is the quickest but, most expensive
way. Visit Blue's sister in Pallet Town at 3 to 4 p.m. to have
your Pokemon groomed. Haircuts can be bought at the Underground
Passage in Goldenrod City ($300 younger brother, Sundays, Wednesdays,
Fridays, $500 elder brother, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays).
Never let that Pokemon faint or be injured to red health. Heal
it when poisoned, burned, etc.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403.
Catch a Pokemon with a Friend Ball from Kirk. The youngest haircut
brother is the best because he makes your Pokemon happier.
Information in this section was contributed by Doolf11.
The amount of Happiness Points you need to evolve a Pokemon by
happiness is 220, and every Pokemon you get, caught, traded or
otherwise starts at 70 Happiness Points. However, if you catch
it with a Friend Ball, it will start at 200 Happiness Points.
Now, every time you go to the Haircut Brothers in Goldenrod City,
or Daisy in Pallet Town, grooming one of your Pokemon will give
it a number of Happiness Points each time. For this system, we
will use Daisy to raise your Pokemon's Happiness Value to 220
quickly. Use the "Set time" code to reset the clock.
Every time the clock is reset, the daily happenings in the game
are also reset. Set the clock to any time between 3 and 4 p.m.
of any day, then begin game play. Go to Daisy's house in Pallet
Town (the one on the left). Talk to her, and have her groom one
of your Pokemon, which you can do twice. Then, save the game,
and reset it. Reset the clock again, set the time between 3 and
4 p.m. again, and repeat the process. Continue doing this to gain
3 Happiness Points each time that Daisy grooms the Pokemon until
you hve reached, or are at least close to, 220 Happiness Points.
Then, go into a battle with the Pokemon and have it level-up.
Once the battle ends, your Pokemon will evolve into its Happiness
evolution. Keep in mind that this is not a glitch or a hack, and
will therefore will not have any bad effect in your game, save
record, Pokemon, money, items or anything else.
Information in this section was contributed by Antoshi.
Buy ten Carbos, ten Proteins, ten Irons, ten Calcium, and ten
HP-ups. Feed as many of each as you can to the Pokemon you want
to make happy. Just to make sure, go to the Happiness rating afterwards
to see if your Pokemon "really like you". Then, raise
it a level or feed it a Rare Candy. It should then evolve.
Information in this section was contributed by Kurtis.
Raising Pokemon happiness:
The following events and actions will raise a Pokemon's
happiness. Pokemon raises up a level or two. Using carbos, protein,
calcium, rare candy and other items to boost levels. Keeping the
Pokemon with you while you walk. Haircuts at the salon. Using
the Pokemon in battle. Also, giving a tame evolve Pokemon lots
of Rare Candy at once will make them evolve after 20+ candies.
Information in this section was contributed by kulafam.
Go to Goldenrod City, give them haircuts, then train them.
Information in this section was contributed by houndour2.
Lowering Pokemon happiness:
The following events and actions will lower a Pokemon's
happiness. Letting the Pokemon faint. Letting a Pokemon remain
ill with a status ailment (poison, etc.), Trading Pokemon. Note:
Pokemon that need to be tamed can be evolved by just keeping them
in the back of the party, but with giving them some attention
once in a while will help.
Information in this section was contributed by kulafam.
Name origins:
Soodowoodo: Soodo is the phonetic spelling of the word "pseudo",
which means something false. Soodowoodo is pretending to be a
tree, so it is in fact a pseudo wood.
Information in this section was contributed by VxXenSietoxV.
Easy Pokemon catching at start of game:
After you get your Pokemon from Professor Elm, go to
Cherrygrove City and heal your Pokemon. Go to Mr. Pokemon's house.
As you are traveling to his house, try to run from every battle
you can and do the same thing on the way back as well. After you
get Pokeballs, you can catch Pokemon more easily without worrying
about killing them first.
Information in this section was contributed by Marge546.
Catch Pokemon easily:
Use False Swipe until there is 1 HP remaining, then
paralyze them. This will make it harder for them to break out.
Information in this section was contributed by anakinjmt.
Easy experience:
Use the following ways to train your Pokemon up to
Level 100.
Information in this section was contributed by Gameboy Madness.
Attach Exp Share.
Fight the Elite Four at least two times a day.
Fight Red in Mt. Silver.
Fight lots of Pokemon in the wild grasses of the Silver Cave (inside
and outside.)
Put the Pokemon that you want to gain experience in front of the
team. Then, go somewhere where there are wild Pokemon, change
your Pokemon to a stronger one and defeat them. Not only will
that Pokemon get experience, but so will the ones that competed.
The easiest level gaining Pokemon are some of the ones which have
been traded because they also gain boosted, faster experience
points.
Feed them Vitamins.
Fight in Viridian City.
Also avoid doing the following.
Never feed your Pokemon Rare Candy. It will not be as strong as
it could have been.
Do not leave them in the Day Care Center. Even though it may help
you, it will cost you money, and love does not.
As soon as you get to the Daycare, leave two Pokemon there. Continue
playing until you complete the game (all sixteen gym badges).
Then, pick up your Pokemon from the Daycare. You will find out
that they gained 60 to 90 levels. It will cost a lot, but because
you completed the game you will have a lot of money. You can get
them more powerful by going to the Battle Tower for experience
points. If you win, you get a lot of Proteins, Carbos, Calcium,
and other items. You will soon have two very powerful Pokemon
added to your collection.
Information in this section was contributed by shinit shin.
Go to the Viridian Trainer House and battle. Use the "Set
time" code to do this an infinite number of times per day,
which will allow you to increase your Pokemon's level quickly.
This effect is doubled by having the Pokemon hold Share Exp.
Information in this section was contributed by Akashi Cerah.
For easy experience for Pokemon over level 40, on the correct
days go onto the SS Aqua.
Information in this section was contributed by Roy Millard.
Clone Pokemon:
Put the Pokemon to be cloned in your group, then deposit
it in box 5. Save your game. Go to box 6 and save the game again.
Box 5 your group will now have the two Pokemon that were cloned.
Information in this section was contributed by Starcare.
PokeRUS virus:
There is a rare virus that your Pokemon can get called
PokeRUS. This will double the amount of experience points your
Pokemon gets after a battle. You have to run into a Pokemon with
PokeRUS to infect the Pokemon in your party with the virus. You
can tell if your Pokemon has it by going to the Pokemon Center
and talking to Nurse Joy. If she says that your Pokemon has tiny
life forms attached to them, then your Pokemon has PokeRUS. It
only lasts a few days per Pokemon, but you can give more Pokemon
the virus by trading or storing them in a box with an infected
Pokemon.
Information in this section was contributed by GYX
Kid.
When a Pokemon becomes cured of the virus, it will leave a black
dot above the HP meter in status.
Information in this section was contributed by Ss4Goku403.
To get the PokeRUS, go into a patch a grass on Route 32. Just
look for the kid who says "There are a lot of clingy things
in the grass" . Note: Some Pokemon in the grass may not have
PokeRUS. Then, after you defeat Team Rocket for the second time
Professor Elm (or Oak) will call you and tell you that he has
learned about a new virus. Go to the grass near the kid that keeps
on turning around in circles. Your Pokemon should then catch PokeRUS.
Information in this section was contributed by SSFFKROQ
and Eric Jang.
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