DENOK Walkthrough: August 2008

Saturday, August 16, 2008

01 - Focus Punch
Type - Fighting
Power - 150
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location - Silph. Co 5th Floor
Descripion - First Turn charges up, second turn strikes. If the oppenent
attacks while you are charging, the move will fail.

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02 - Dragon Claw
Type - Dragon
Power - 80
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Victory Road
Descripion - Causes Damage.

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03 - Water Pulse
Type - Water
Power - 60
Accuracy - 95%
PP - 20
Location - Cerulean City Gym (After beating Misty)
Descripion - Chance of confusing the opponent.

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04 - Calm Mind
Type - Psychic
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 20
Location - Saffron Gym (After beating Sabrina)
Descripion - Raises Special Attack and Special Defense.

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05 - Roar
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location - Mt. Moon (Outside) and Celadon Department Store
Descripion - Wild Pokèmon runs, in a trainer battle it switches opponent.

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06 - Toxic
Type - Poison
Power - None
Accuracy - 85%
PP - 10
Location - Fuschia Gym (After beating Koga)
Descripion - Poisons the opponent.

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07 - Hail
Type - Ice
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 10
Location - Victory Road
Descripion - For 5 turns, Hail attacks non-Ice types.

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08 - Bulk Up
Type - Fighting
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 20
Location - Silph Co 7th Floor
Descripion - Raises Attack and Defense.

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09 - Bullet Seed
Type - Grass
Power - 10
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 30
Location - Mt. Moon
Descripion - Attacks 2-5 times each turn.

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10 - Hidden Power
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location -
Descripion - Varies with a Pokèmon.

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11 - Sunny Day
Type - Fire
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 5
Location - Safari Zone
Descripion - Charges up Fire type moves for 5 turns. Solarbeam only takes 1
turn.

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12 - Taunt
Type - Dark
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location - Team Rocket Hideout
Descripion - The opponent is forced to use attacking moves.

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13 - Ice Beam
Type - Ice
Power - 95
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Celadon Game Corner
Descripion - 10% chance of freezing the opponent.

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14 - Blizzard
Type - Ice
Power - 120
Accuracy - 70%
PP - 5
Location - Pokèmon Mansion
Descripion - 10% chance of freezing the opponent.

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15 - Hyper Beam
Type - Normal
Power - 150
Accuracy - 90%
PP - 5
Location - Celadon Department Store
Descripion - Attacks first turn, but then must recharge in second turn.

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16 - Light Screen
Type - Psychic
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 30
Location - Celadon Department Store
Descripion - Special Defense is raised for 5 turns.

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17 - Protect
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 10
Location - Power Plant
Descripion - Always first. When the opponent tries to attack, the move fails.
This move fails when it is used too much.

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18 - Rain Dance
Type - Water
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 5
Location - Route 15
Descripion - Water type attacks are raised for 5 turns.

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19 - Giga Drain
Type - Grass
Power - 60
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 5
Location - Celadon Gym (After beating Erika)
Descripion - Recovers half the damage done to the opponent.

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20 - Safeguard
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 25
Location - Celadon Department Store
Descripion - For 5 turns, it protects the Pokèmon from Stat Changes.

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21 - Frustration
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location - Team Rocket Hideout
Descripion - The more the Pokèmon hates you, the more damage it does.

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22 - Solarbeam
Type - Grass
Power - 120
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Pokèmon Mansion
Description - First turn, charges up then on the second turn it fires.

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23 - Iron Tail
Type - Steel
Power - 100
Accuracy - 75%
PP - 15
Location - Celadon Game Corner
Description - Chance of lowering the opponent's Defense.

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24 - Thunderbolt
Type - Electric
Power - 95
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Celadon Game Corner
Description - An accurate Electric attack. Chance of paralyzing an opponent.

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25 - Thunder
Type - Electric
Power - 120
Accuracy - 70%
PP - 10
Location - Power Plant
Description - Powerful Electric attack but with low accuracy. Chance of
paralyzing an opponent.

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26 - Earthquake
Type - Ground
Power - 100
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Viridian Gym (After beating Giovoni)
Description - Does double damage to Pokèmon who uses Dig.

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27 - Return
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location - Route 12
Description - The more the Pokèmon likes you, the stronger the attack.

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28 - Dig
Type - Ground
Power - 60
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Cerulean City and Celadon Department Store
Description - First turn, goes underground. Second turn, attacks. This can be
also used to escape caves.

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29 - Psychic
Type - Psychic
Power - 90
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Saffron City
Description - 10% chance of lowering an opponent's Special Defense.

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30 - Shadow Ball
Type - Ghost
Power - 80
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Celadon Game Corner
Description - Chance of lowering an opponent's Special Defense.

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31 - Brick Break
Type - Fighting
Power - 75
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - S.S. Anne and Celadon Department Store
Description - Breaks Reflect and Light Screen.

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32 - Double Team
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 15
Location - Safari Zone
Description - Raises Evasiveness.

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33 - Reflect
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 20
Location - S.S. Anne and Celadon Department Store
Description - Increases Defense of the Pokèmon for 5 turns.

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34 - Shock Wave
Type - Electric
Power - 60
Accuracy - None
PP - 20
Location - Vermillion City Gym (After beating Lt. Surge)
Description - An attack that never misses.

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35 - Flamethrower
Type - Fire
Power - 95
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Celadon Game Corner
Description - An accurate attack with a chance of burning the opponent.

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36 - Sludge Bomb
Type - Poison
Power - 90
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Team Rocket HQ (Island 5)
Description - Chance of poisoning the opponent.

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37 - Sandstorm
Type - Ground
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 10
Location - Victory Road
Description - A sandstorm that attacks non-Rock, Ground, and Steel types for
5 turns.

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38 - Fire Blast
Type - Fire
Power - 120
Accuracy - 85%
PP - 5
Location - Silph Co. and Cinnibar Island Gym (After beating Blaine)
Description - Powerful Fire attack with a chance of burning the opponent.

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39 - Rock Tomb
Type - Rock
Power - 50
Accuracy - 80%
PP - 10
Location - Pewter City Gym (After beating Brock) and Silph Co.
Description - Lowers the opponent's Speed.

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40 - Aerial Ace
Type - Flying
Power - 60
Accuracy - None
PP - 20
Location - Route 9
Description - An attack that never misses.

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41 - Torment
Type - Dark
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Silph Co.
Description - The opponent can't use a move twice in a row.

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42 - Facade
Type - Normal
Power - 70
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 20
Location -
Description - More damage when the Pokèmon is burned, paralyzed, or poison.

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43 - Secret Power
Type - Normal
Power - 70
Accuracy - 100
PP - 20
Location - Celadon Department Store and Route 24
Description - Chance of Special effects. Depends where you are.

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44 - Rest
Type - Psychic
Power - None
Accuracy - None
PP - 10
Location - Route 9
Description - Pokèmon sleeps for 2 turns and regains health.

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45 - Attract
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Route 24 and Celadon Department Store
Description - Affects only Pokèmon of the opposite gender. 50% chance they
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46 - Theif
Type - Dark
Power - 40
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Mt. Moon
Description - Takes the item of the opponent. Your Pokèmon should not be holding
anything for this to work.

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47 - Steel Wing
Type - Steel
Power - 70
Accuracy - 90%
PP - 25
Location - Safari Zone
Description - 10% chance of increase the Pokèmon's Defense.

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48 - Skill Swap
Type - Psychic
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Route 12
Description - Abilities is switched with the opponent.

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49 - Snatch
Type - Dark
Power - None
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 10
Location - Team Rocket Hideout
Description - Steals Special Effects from the opponent.

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50 - Overheat
Type - Fire
Power - 140
Accuracy - 90%
PP - 5
Location - Victory Road
Description - After using this, your Special Attack will be lowered.

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IV. HM List
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01 - Cut
Type - Normal
Power - 50
Accuracy - 95%
PP - 30
Location - S.S. Anne (From Captain)
Description - Cut small trees block the way.

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02 - Fly
Type - Flying
Power - 70
Accuracy - 95%
PP - 15
Location - Route 16
Description - (On Field) - Flies to cities you been to.
(Battle) - First Turn: Flies into the air. Second turn: Strikes foe.

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03 - Surf
Type - Water
Power - 95
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Safari Zone
Description - (On Field) - Surfs on water.

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04 - Strength
Type - Normal
Power - 80
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Safari Zone Warden (Must give him the gold teeth)
Description - (On Field) - Move Bolders

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05 - Flash
Type - Normal
Power - None
Accuracy - 70%
PP - 20
Location - Route 2 (Must have at least 10 Pokemon)
Description - (On Field) - Lights up dark areas
(Battle) - Lowers Foe's accuracy

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06 - Rock Smash
Type - Fighting
Power - 20
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Island 1
Description - Chance of lowering foe's Defense.

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07 - Waterfall
Type - Water
Power - 80
Accuracy - 100%
PP - 15
Location - Island 4
Description - (On Field) - Climbs Waterfalls.

Pokemon abilities (emerald)

#01 Air Lock
Effect : Prevent weather effect to be played on battle and cancel the weather
that has been played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Rayquaza

#02 Arena Trap
Effect : Prevent the enemy to escape, except if the enemy is flying type or
have the run away or levitate ability
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, It will increase
the encounter rate
Pokémon : > Diglett, Dugtrio
> Trapinch

#03 Battle Armor
Effect : Prevent the Pokémon to get a critical hit
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Anorith, Armaldo
> Kabuto, Kabutops

#04 Blaze
Effect : Increase the Fire type move power by 150% when the Pokémon HP fall
below 1/3
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Charmander, Charmeleon, Charizard
> Cyndaquil, Quilava, Typhlosion
> Torchic, Combusken, Blaziken

#05 Chlorophyll
Effect : Increase the speed of the Pokémon while Sunny Day is Played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Oddish, Gloom , Vileplume, Bellossom
> Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebell
> Exeggcute, Exeggutor
> Tangela
> Hoppip, Skiploom, Jumpluff
> Sunkern, Sunflora
> Seedot, Nuzleaf, Shiftry
> Tropius

#06 Clear Body
Effect : Prevent the Pokémon stats to be lowered.
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Tentacool, Tentacruel
> Beldum, Metang, Metagross
> Regirock, Regice, Registeel

#07 Cloud Nine
Effect : Prevent weather effect to be played on battle and cancel the weather
that has been played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Psyduck, Golduck

#08 Color Change
Effect : Change the Pokémon type depend on what move hit it
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Kecleon

#09 Compoundeyes
Effect : Increase the Pokémon Accuracy by 30 %
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, It will increase
the chance that wild Pokémon hold an item
Pokémon : > Butterfree
> Venonat
> Yanma
> Nincada

#10 Cute Charm
Effect : When the opponent use a contact move to the Pokémon with this
ability, there's 30 % chance that the opponent is attracted
Emerald : If the Pokémon is in your team, It will increase the chance that
the wild Pokémon is the opposite gender.
Pokémon : > Cleffa, Clefairy, Clefable
> Igglybuff, Jigglypuff, Wigglytuff
> Skitty, Delcatty

#11 Damp
Effect : Prevent the move "Explosion" and "Selfdestruct" to be played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Psyduck, Golduck
> Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, Politoed
> Wooper, Quagsire

#12 Drizzle
Effect : Rain Dance is automaticly played when the Pokémon enter the battle
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Kyogre

#13 Drought
Effect : Sunny Day is automaticly played when the Pokémon enter the battle
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Groudon

#14 Early Bird
Effect : The duration of sleep (including rest) is cutted by half
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Doduo, Dodrio
> Kangaskhan
> Ledyba, Ledian
> Natu, Xatu
> Houndour, Houndoom
> Seedot, Nuzleaf, Shiftry

#15 Effect Spore
Effect : When the opponent use a contact move to the Pokémon with this
ability, there's 30 % chance that the opponent is poisoned,
paralyzed, or fall asleep.
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Paras, Parasect
> Shroomish, Breloom

#16 Flame Body
Effect : When the opponent use a contact move, there's 30 % chance that the
opponent is burned.
Emerald : Pokémon Eggs hatch time is cutted by roughly half
Pokémon : > Magby, Magmar
> Slugma, Magcargo

#17 Flash Fire
Effect : After a Fire move hit the Pokémon with this ability, the Pokémon
will immune to Fire type moves and it's Fire type Attack is boosted
by 150%
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Vulpix, Ninetales
> Growlithe, Arcanine
> Ponyta, Rapidash
> Flareon
> Houndour, Houndoom

#18 Forecast
Effect : Change type depend on weather effect played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Castform

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| Weather Effect | Type change to |
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| Hail | Ice |
| Rain Dance | Water |
| Sandstorm | No Change |
| Sunny Day | Fire |
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#19 Guts
Effect : Multiply the Attack 150% if the Pokémon get a Status condition
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Rattata, Raticate
> Machop, Machoke, Machamp
> Heracross
> Ursaring
> Tyrogue
> Larvitar
> Taillow, Swellow
> Makuhita, Hariyama

#20 Huge Power
Effect : Double the Pokémon Attack, if the ability is Skill Swapped, the
Attack become normal
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Azurill, Marill, Azumarill

#21 Hustle
Effect : Increase the Pokémon Attack 150% but the Accuracy is subtracted by
20 %
Emerald : If the Pokémon is in your team, the chance meeting higher level
Pokémon is increased
Pokémon : > Togepi, Togetic
> Corsola
> Remoraid
> Delibird

#22 Hyper Cutter
Effect : The Pokémon Attack can't be lowered
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Krabby, Kingler
> Pinsir
> Gligar
> Mawile
> Trapinch
> Corphish, Crawdaunt

#23 Illuminate
Effect : If the Pokémon lead your team, It will increase the encounter rate
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Staryu, Starmie
> Chinchou, Lanturn
> Volbeat

#24 Immunity
Effect : The Pokémon can't be Poisoned
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Snorlax
> Zangoose

#25 Inner Focus
Effect : The Pokémon can't be Flinched
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Zubat, Golbat, Crobat
> Abra, Kadabra, Alakazam
> Farfetch'd
> Dragonite
> Girafarig
> Sneasel
> Snorunt, Glalie

#26 Insomnia
Effect : The Pokémon can't fall asleep
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Drowzee, Hypno
> Hoothoot, Noctowl
> Spinarak, Ariados
> Murkrow
> Shuppet, Banette

#27 Intimidate
Effect : Cut the enemy Attack by 1 stage upon coming out
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, it lessen the
chance to meet lower level wild Pokémon
Pokémon : > Ekans, Arbok
> Growlithe, Arcanine
> Tauros
> Gyarados
> Snubbull, Granbull
> Stantler
> Hitmontop
> Mightyena
> Masquerain
> Mawile
> Salamence

#28 Keen Eye
Effect : The Pokémon Accuracy can't be lowered
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, it lessen the
chance to meet lower level wild Pokémon
Pokémon : > Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Pidgeot
> Spearow, Fearow
> Farfetch'd
> Hitmonchan
> Sentret, Furret
> Hoothoot, Noctowl
> Sneasel
> Skarmory
> Wingull, Pelipper
> Sableye

#29 Levitate
Effect : The Pokémon with this ability is immune to Ground type Attack
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Gastly, Haunter, Gengar
> Koffing, Weezing
> Misdreavus
> Unown
> Vibrava, Flygon
> Lunatone
> Solrock
> Baltoy, Claydol
> Duskull
> Chimecho
> Latios, Latias

#30 Lightningrod
Effect : The enemy Electric type Attack is drawn to the Pokémon with this
ability during 2v2 Battle
Emerald : If the Pokémon is in your team, you will get more calls
Pokémon : > Cubone, Marowak
> Rhyhorn, Rhydon
> Electike, Manectric

#31 Limber
Effect : The Pokémon can't be paralyzed
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Persian
> Hitmonlee
> Ditto

#32 Liquid Ooze
Effect : When the enemy use draining move like Giga Drain, the HP doesn't
increase but decrease by the same amount, instead
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Tentacool, Tentacruel
> Gulpin, Swalot

#33 Magma Armor
Effect : The Pokémon can't be Freezed
Emerald : Pokémon Eggs hatch time is cutted by roughly half
Pokémon : > Slugma, Magcargo
> Camerupt

#34 Magnet Pull
Effect : Prevent Steel type enemy to escape
Emerald : If the Pokémon is in your team, the chance meeting Steel type
Pokémon is Increased
Pokémon : > Magnemite, Magneton
> Nosepass

#35 Marvel Scale
Effect : Multiply the Defense 150% if the Pokémon get a Status condition
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Milotic

#36 Minus
Effect : Multiply the Pokémon Sp. Attack 150% if there's a Pokémon with the
"Plus" ability
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Minun

#37 Natural Cure
Effect : Cure any Status problem upon switching out
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Chansey, Blissey
> Staryu, Starmie
> Corsola
> Celebi
> Roselia
> Swablu, Altaria

#38 Oblivious
Effect : The Pokémon can't be Attracted
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Slowpoke, Slowbro, Slowking
> Lickitung
> Smoochum, Jynx
> Swinub, Piloswine
> Illumise
> Wailmer, Wailord
> Numel
> Barboach, Whiscash

#39 Overgrow
Effect : Increase the Grass type move power by 150% when the Pokémon HP fall
below 1/3
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Bulbasaur, Ivysaur, Venusaur
> Chikorita, Bayleef, Meganium
> Treecko, Grovyle, Sceptile

#40 Own Tempo
Effect : The Pokémon can't be Confused
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Slowpoke, Slowbro, Slowking
> Lickitung
> Smeargle
> Spoink, Grumpig
> Spinda

#41 Pickup
Effect : The Pokémon sometimes will pick up items after battle
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Meowth
> Aipom
> Teddiursa
> Phanpy
> Zigzagoon, Linoone

#42 Plus
Effect : Multiply the Pokémon Sp. Attack 150% if there's a Pokémon with the
"Minus" ability
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Plusle

#43 Poison Point
Effect : When the opponent use a contact move to the Pokémon with this
ability, there's 30 % chance that the opponent is poisoned
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Nidoran(F), Nidorina, Nidoqueen
> Nidoran(M), Nidorino, Nidoking
> Seadra
> Qwilfish
> Roselia

#44 Pressure
Effect : When the opponent attack the Pokémon with this ability, The opponent
used up 2 PP instead
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, it will increase
the encounter rate
Pokémon : > Aerodactyl
> Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres
> Mewtwo
> Raikou, Entei, Suicune
> Lugia
> Ho-oh
> Dusclops
> Absol

#45 Pure Power
Effect : Double the Pokémon Attack, if the ability is Skill Swapped, the
Attack become normal
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Meditite, Medicham

#46 Rain Dish
Effect : Recover 1/16 of max HP while Rain Dance is Played
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Lotad, Lombre, Ludicolo

#47 Rock Head
Effect : Prevent recoil Damage
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Geodude, Graveler, Golem > Sudowoodo
> Onix, Steelix > Aron, Lairon, Aggron
> Cubone, Marowak > Relicanth
> Rhyhorn, Rhydon > Bagon, Shelgon
> Aerodactyl

#48 Rough Skin
Effect : Decrease 1/16 of the opponent max HP when the opponent use Contact
move
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Carvanha, Sharpedo

#49 Run Away
Effect : The Pokémon with this ability can run away from battle or switch
out, even when Mean Look or Block used to the Pokémon
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Rattata, Raticate > Dunsparce
> Ponyta, Rapidash > Snubbull
> Doduo, Dodrio > Poochyena
> Eevee
> Sentret, Furret
> Aipom

#50 Sand Stream
Effect : Sandstorm is automaticly played when the Pokémon enter the battle
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Tyranitar

#51 Sand Veil
Effect : Increase the evasion of the Pokémon while Sandstorm is Played
Emerald : If the Pokémon with this ability is in your team, it will decrease
the encounter rate in Sandstorm
Pokémon : > Sandshrew, Sandslash
> Diglett, Dugtrio
> Gligar
> Cacnea, Cacturne

#52 Serene Grace
Effect : Double the chance of the added effect of attack to work
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Chansey, Blissey
> Togepi, Togetic
> Dunsparce
> Jirachi

#53 Shadow Tag
Effect : Prevent the opponent Pokémon to escape
Emerald : -
Pokémon : Wynaut, Wobbuffet

#54 Shed Skin
Effect : There's 1/3 chance every turn that the Pokémon with this ability
status problem is cured
Emerald : -
Pokémon : > Metapod
> Kakuna
> Ekans, Arbok
> Dratini, Dragonair
> Pupitar
> Silcoon, Cascoon
> Seviper

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Puzzle 3 is a scarecrow that an adept farmer free can construct in order to protect the crops from the birds. Drag an adept or master farmer to the twisted pieces of wood and vines that are located in the northern portion of the village freegamedownload. The scarecrow requires two trips to complete, so make sure that you finish the construction, or your crops will not be protected.

Puzzle 4 is the fashioning of special cutting tools that will be needed to cut away vegetation in some parts of the village. After purchasing Level 2 of Exploration Tech, drag a master scientist to the northern part of the village where he will see something among the rocks near the twisted pieces of wood and vines. Your scientist will need to make a second trip to finish the tools, so take him to the twisted wood and vines to get the necessary materials freegamesdownload.

Puzzle 5 is completed when your villagers learn mastery of six special plants located in various parts of the village. Drag a villager to each of them and watch for the message that each has been mastered. The plants are (beginning in the northwest part of the village and moving clockwise): the odd-looking plant immediately to the left of the very dry grass, the freegamedownload blue flower between the thorns and the rocks, the small lavender flower at the northern edge of the graveyard, the black flowers near the waterfall, the bright reddish flowers south of the dam site, and the large orange-red flower at the south edge of the village.

Puzzle 6 is completed when you have sufficiently trained a villager to become master in three skills. That villager will become an Esteemed Elder, and a totem will be created to commemorate their new status in the village.

Puzzle 7 is the elimination of the algae in the ocean that was caused by over fishing. After purchasing Level 3 of Farming Tech freegamedownload, take a master farmer or master scientist to the pond, where they will collect algae-eating fish that they can use to repopulate the ocean. Once sufficient fish have been placed in the ocean, the algae will once again be under control and the villagers will have unrestricted fishing.

Puzzle 8 is the removal of the vines that cover the wall on the east side of the village. After you purchase Level 3 of Culture Tech and have completed Puzzle 4, drag a villager to the vine-covered wall and they will begin cutting away the vines.

Puzzle 9 is the ability to make various stews for your villagers. To make stew, you will need to have purchased Level 2 of Exploration Tech, retrieved the cauldron from the wood pile, mastered at least one of the special plants, and started a fire in the fire pit. The steps to make a stew are: 1) Drop a villager on the cauldron to put the cauldron on the fire 2) Drop a villager on the cauldron again, freegamedownload and he or she will go get water for the stew 3) Drop a villager on any of the mastered plants, and the villager will gather herbs for the stew. Each stew requires a total of 3 herbs, in any combination. 4) Drop a villager on the cauldron again, and he or she will go get food to add to the stew. When the stew is complete, the villager will move the cauldron off the fire. Some stews are good, some are bad, and some make your villagers do interesting things. Experiment and have fun with them. You can also find different "recipe books" freegamesdownload that have been created for the game that contain all of the stew combinations.

Puzzle 10 requires Level 3 of both Engineering Tech and Exploration Tech. Drag a villager to the ancient covered floor in the southeast part of the village and they will begin uncovering the site.

Puzzle 11 is the construction of a hospital. After you purchase both Level 3 of Engineering Tech and Medicine Tech, a freegamedownloads foundation will appear that your villagers can work on.

Puzzle 12 is the construction of a sewing hut, which will allow you to change the clothing that your villagers are wearing. After you purchase Level 2 of Culture Tech, a foundation will appear that your villagers can work on.

Puzzles 13-16 are the pieces of the Gong of Wonder. The four pieces can be retrieved in the following ways:

* freegamedownloads A team of 3 Master Builders can open the crate on the beach, where one of the pieces has been hidden.
* After purchasing Level 2 of Exploration, your villagers can clear the thorns blocking access to the gong encasement, which will also reveal a piece of the gong.
* Prepare a magic stew that will allow one of your villagers to dive for the sunken gong piece in the pond. The herbs needed for that magic stew are: one of the black flower near the waterfall and two of the red-orange flower on the south side of the village. The pictures of the required herbs can be seen in the drawings on the wall once the vines have been removed.
* After finishing Puzzles 6 and 10, freegamesdownload drop a totem in the center of the uncovered mosaic to reveal a piece of the gong. Once the gong is assembled you can experiment with the effects that it has on your village. You can bang the gong once every 24 hours.

The Stew
In order to make stews, you must first recover the cauldron from the wood pile in the southwest. It will appear after you purchase Level Two Exploration. With the fire burning and the cauldron next to it, drop a villager on the cauldron three times. Once each to put it on the fire, fill it with water and add food. freegamedownloads Then, drop a villager on any of the herbs you have mastered adding a total of three to the mix in any combination (you can use multiples of the same herb).

1. The green plant in the upper left hanging over the wall of stones.

2. The blue flower at the top center just to the right of the cave.

3. The lavender daisy at the far top-right above the sacred area.

4. The black chain of flowers just above the waterfall on the east.

5. The bright red flowers southeast of the dam freegamedownload.

6. The large orange flower to the south of the village.

Of course, different selections of herbs will have different results. Keep track of the ingredients in all the stews you make. You want to avoid duplication and don't want to recreate a bad stew (it can make your villagers sick). If you treat your villagers to the best, they will stay healthy and remain happy.

Here are some recipes free-game-downloads to get you started. The numbers for each herb correspond to the herbs as listed and identified under Herb Mastery.

1 2 6 = Your villager feels healthier after eating.
1 5 6 = This stew gave your villager a burst of energy.
2 3 4 = This spicy stew clears your villager's nose and throat.
3 5 6 = This stew gives off a very sweet smell.
4 5 6 = Your villager feels healthier.
4 6 6 = Strange stew...your villager feels no need to breathe.

**** If you are a fan of The Sims freegamedownloads, and the television show "Lost" then this is the game for you. In the hour that I played it, I fell in love with it! It is definitely a game that would be worth the price of the full version to buy! ****************

*** Okay, just like the last Virtual Villager game, alot of people wrote me in on how to solve the puzzles, walkthru, hints, tips, tricks for Virtual Villagers 2 Lost Children. Here is the run down:

PUZZLE SOLUTIONS

The following is a list of solutions to the game's puzzles, 16 in all. So, don't read further unless you need help solving them. You've been warned!

Most of the game's puzzles are dependent on a mixture of technology and villager skills. Plus, some puzzles need to be completed before you can accomplish others. Also, don't be fooled into thinking that they're completed in the order displayed, as that's not necessarily the case.

Fire
The free-games-download first puzzle to be solved is starting a fire. Drop a villager on the wood pile in the southwest corner of the island and they will carry wood to the fire pit in the center. Then, take them to the pink flowers west of the coconut trees to collect some dried grass. Once the wood and grass are in place, drop them onto the fire pit and they will start a fire. Make sure to add wood occasionally to keep the fire from going out.

The Dam
Once you reach Level Two Engineering, drop a builder on the rocks just above the pool of water in the southeast corner of the island. They will construct a dam to irrigate the fields to the immediate left freegamedownloads so that crops can be planted. This will also uncover an ancient mosaic on the ground, the site of a later puzzle.

The Scarecrow
This puzzle requires the completion of the dam above. Once you plant your crops, you need a scarecrow to keep the parrots away. Drop an Adept-level (or better) farmer on the twisted pieces of wood and vine just below the rock pile in the north center of the map. You'll need to do this twice.

The Cutting Tool
You need a cutting tool to clear the vegetation that covers the entrance to the cave in the north and the vine wall to the east freegamesdownload. After you acquire Level Two Exploration, drop a Master Scientist on the sharp stones just above and to the right of the twisted pieces of wood and vine used for the scarecrow. When he's done, take him back for a second trip for the wood and vines necessary to finish the tool.

Herb Mastery
This puzzle is easy to complete early in the game. Six herbs are located around the edges of the map. Each one will be identified as a "strange plant" when a villager is held over it. Have a healer examine each one of them until they master it to complete this puzzle. The location of each herb is as follows freegamedownload:

1. The green plant in the upper left hanging over the wall of stones.
2. The blue flower at the top center just to the right of the cave.
3. The lavender daisy at the far top-right above the sacred area.
4. The black chain of flowers just above the waterfall on the east.
5. The bright red flowers southeast of the dam.
6. The large orange flower to the south of the village.

The Elder Totem
Once you have a villager who has freegamedownload mastered three skills, they become an Esteemed Elder. When this happens, a totem is created and placed in your village in their honor. It can be moved anywhere you like.

Sustainable Fishing
When the ocean to the west is over-fished, it develops algae. To eliminate the problem and restore fishing, special algae-eating fish must be transported from the pond to the ocean. This requires Level Three Farming and a Master Farmer or Master Scientist. Take them to the pond and drop them in. Once enough algae-eating fish are transported to the ocean, the algae will clear.

The Vine Wall
Along the east wall are a number of vines that conceal some strange markings. To uncover these, you must first complete the cutting tool and purchase Level Three Culture. Drag a villager to the wall and release them. They will use the cutting tool to remove the vegetation.

The Stew
In order to make stews, you must first recover the cauldron from the wood pile in the southwest. It will appear after you purchase Level Two Exploration. With the fire burning and the cauldron next to it, drop a villager on the cauldron three times. Once each to put it on the fire, fill it with water and add food. Then, drop a villager on any of the herbs you have mastered adding a total of three to the mix in any combination (you can use multiples of the same herb).

Of course, different selections of herbs will have different results. Keep track of the ingredients in all the stews you make. You want to avoid duplication and don't want to recreate a bad stew (it can make your villagers sick). If you treat your villagers to the best, they will stay healthy and remain happy.

Here are some recipes to get you started. The numbers for each herb correspond to the herbs as listed and identified under Herb Mastery.

1+2+6 = Your villager feels healthier after eating.
1+5+6 = This stew gave your villager a burst of energy.
2+3+4 = This spicy stew clears your villager's nose and throat.
3+5+6 = This stew gives off a very sweet smell.
4+5+6 = Your villager feels healthier.
4+6+6 = Strange stew...your villager feels no need to breathe.

The Ancient Ruins
Once you've completed the dam and reached Level Three Engineering and Exploration, you can drag a villager to the ancient ruins in the southeast corner of the map and they will start uncovering the site.

The Hospital
Obtain Level Three Engineering and Medicine, and a foundation will appear in the south central portion of the map. This lets your villagers build a hospital.

The Sewing Hut
Once you reach Level Two Culture, a foundation become visible for a sewing hut just east of the wood pile in the southwest corner of Isola. This allows your villagers to change clothing, but at a cost of 5,000 tech points each. Ouch! Where's Thurston Howell III when you need him?

The Sunken Gong Piece
One piece of the gong is located in the pool on the eastern edge of the village. This sunken gong piece is obtained by making a special magic stew consisting of one of the black flowers near the waterfall and two of the large orange flowers to the south of the village (herbs 4+6+6 as indicated above). Have a villager eat the stew, and then drop them in the pool.

The Inlaid Gong Piece
Once one of your villagers has become an Esteemed Elder and been honored with a totem and after you've completed the ancient ruins puzzle, drop a totem on the mosaic in the center of the ruins to retrieve another piece of the gong.

The Boxed Gong Piece
This piece of the gong is inside the crate on the beach to the west. Three Master Builders working together are needed to open it.

The Overgrown Gong Piece
After you purchase Exploration Level Two and complete the cutting tool, your villagers can clear away the vegetation blocking the cave to the north (the Gong Encasement). Doing so reveals a piece of the gong.

Base Defense: Towers Are Not Alwys Enough

Although you can simply say the need for defenders to be able to at least move in times of crisis (excluding the nightelves, who's towers will lift out of the ground to beat them) is a good enough reason for you to have alternate defense, and that those ground support troops have abilities and advantages unavailable to towers, there is one thing that puts the need for them above all.

Bastillas, Steam Tanks, etc, all have greater ranges than towers and can easily destroy them. Always leave a small group of warriors behind to handle that Bastilla. If you do not think your troops could survive beyond that, hide behind the towers and the rest will be taken care of.

All the races have at least one type of structure or person who can heal others. For example, the Humans have the Priests, the Orcs have the Witch Doc

One thing that some people do is hold back on the hero abilities. That is the worst thing you can do, so always make sure that you are using the most of the abilities you have at your finger tips!

Also, you might want to put them into something that might be extremely useful later in the level, except, perhaps, the most powerful skill that any hero can achieve, or ultimate skill, at level 6.

The others have three levels of effectiveness, but are all useful in one way or another. Spend them wisely... how you use your hero can change the course of the game.

Healing Units- A Must Have

All the races have at least one type of structure or person who can heal others. For example, the Humans have the Priests, the Orcs have the Witch Doctor, the Nightelves have their Keeper of the Grove/ Druid of the Claw/Moonwells and the Undead have the Blight/Statues. Also, some units have the ability to hell themselves by burrowing, turning to stone, etc, at an accelerated rate, and all units slowly heal themselves.

These units/structures are a must have, as they will heal any troops they see, especially when set on auto cast (right clicking the icon so there is a little gold sparkle around it) and can easily change the direction of any battle.

Gain High Elven Technology

Have you ever wondered why the High Elves are in the game, yet you never are allowed to use them? Well, in one Undead mission, you may. In Chapter 5 the "Fall of Silvermoon" where you are finally able to kill Sylvanas and end up turning her into a banshee, you may make a bansee from your temple of the damned and possess a villager; afterwards, you're allowed to build kick ass towers that can be built anywhere on anything, including cliffs, bridges, walls, trees, and even on water, though it has to be right near the shore. in addition, they're not that expensive and are some of the best defensive structures in the game, and the dragon hawk unit isn't too bad either. (I would recommend activating the immortality cheat to get the villager, though it is unnecessary)

No more resources lost to Upkeep

You realize, of course, that when you have a decent sized army, a certain amount of gold (30% for low upkeep, 70% for high upkeep) is lost even though it appears that your workers are still mining the gold. If you're like me and you get tired of hearing "Our gold mine has collapsed" over and over then try this to get around the upkeeps. On most maps (even in campaigns) there are multiple gold mines, some of which might have to be fought for. The very first thing to do is take over all these gold mines and build your town center building near it (just take a spare worker to it). Then build enough workers to fill that mine, and continue until you've got plenty of gold mines all being mined at once. Then, once you have enough gold to buy a pretty large army, select all your workers who are mining and move them off the mine so they are not doing anything. Use the gold and when upkeep happens you won't lose a bit of gold to it!

The cool thing about this is that you end up with a bunch of extra workers to use to heal damaged buildings/units, etc. and if your army happens to be defeated (but hopefully not in vain by causing a lot of damage to your opponent's base) then you can begin mining again until you have plenty more gold, then stop mining and use the gold.

Note how much longer it takes for gold mines to collapse when using this cheat. This is because you get ALL the gold out of them, not the average of 33 percent by varying between 0%, 30%, and 70% upkeep.

Enjoy!

No cheating, easy victory...

sually I use only one cheat, that is "ISeeDeadPeople". But you certainly dont need it! An effective way to finish a quest like where in Human you have to destroy Mal'Ganis's base you do the following:
1.) Finish off the optional quest using a few scout men and the main hero. (eg.Arthas.)
2.) Return to base and start to make atleast 5 workers cutting down wood and 10 gold digging. (hehe, gold digging)
3.) After about 5 minutes you should be ready to start to make a lot of men to invade the base or a part of land!
4.) Make enough men so a small group can patrol back at base and another group can go off to fight!
5.) Attack using your men then attack using your hero so you have selected HIM to use special abilities. (eg.Holy Light)
FIVE simple rules in FIVE simple minutes! Hope I helped ya! (Check out my forum on Pokemon Ruby Forum page)

Cheat Warcraft III

Instant Defeat
somebodysetusupthebomb

Instant Victory
allyourbasearebelongtous

Continue playing after losing in campaign mode:
strengthandhonor

No spell cool down:
thedudeabides

Disable victore conditions:
itvexesme

Gold, default 500:
keysersoze [number]

Lumber, default 500:
leafittome [number]

gold and lumber, default 500;
greedisgood [number]

Fast construction:
warpten

Fast death:
iocainepowder

Max food:
pointbreak

Fast research:
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Upgrades:
sharpandshiny

Unlock tech tree:
synergy

Set time to morning:
riseandshine

Set time to evening:
lightsout

Set time of day:
daylightsavings [hour]

Toggle daylight pregression:
daylightsavings

Level select:
motherland [race] [level]
ex, "motherland orc 2

One Hit Kills + Invincibility:
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Reveal Map / Disable Fog of War
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Unlimited Mana
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Pokemon Evolution - Kanto Dex

001 - Bulbasaur
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves to: Ivysaur
Evolves at Level: 16
Evolves From: -

002 - Ivysaur
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves to: Venusaur
Evolves at Level: 32
Evolves From: Bulbasaur

003 - Venusaur
Type: Grass/Poison
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Ivysaur

004 - Charmander
Type: Fire
Evolves to: Charmeleon
Evolves at Level: 16
Evolves From: -

005 - Charmeleon
Type: Fire
Evolves to: Charizard
Evolves at Level: 36
Evolves From: Charmander

006 - Charizard
Type: Fire/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Charmeleon

007 - Squirtle
Type: Water
Evolves to: Wartortle
Evolves at Level: 16
Evolves From: -

008 - Wartortle
Type: Water
Evolves to: Blastoise
Evolves at Level: 36
Evolves From: Squirtle

009 - Blastoise
Type: Water
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Wartortle

010 - Caterpie
Type: Bug
Evolves to: Metapod
Evolves at Level: 7
Evolves From: -

011 - Metapod
Type: Bug
Evolves to: Butterfree
Evolves at Level: 10
Evolves From: -

012 - Butterfree
Type: Bug/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Metapod

013 - Weedle
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves to: Kakuna
Evolves at Level: 7
Evolves From: -

014 - Kakuna
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves to: Beedrill
Evolves at Level: 10
Evolves From: Weedle

015 - Beedrill
Type: Bug/Poison
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Kakuna

016 - Pidgey
Type: Flying
Evolves to: Pidgeotto
Evolves at Level: 18
Evolves From: -

017 - Pidgeotto
Type: Flying
Evolves to: Pidgeot
Evolves at Level: 36
Evolves From: Pidgey

018 - Pidgeot
Type: Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Pidgeotto

019 - Rattata
Type: Normal
Evolves to: Raticate
Evolves at Level: 20
Evolves From: -

020
Type: Raticate
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Rattata

021 - Spearow
Type: Normal/Flying
Evolves to: Fearow
Evolves at Level: 20
Evolves From: -

022 - Fearow
Type: Normal/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Spearow

023 - Ekans
Type: Poison
Evolves to: Arbok
Evolves at Level: 22
Evolves From: -

024 - Arbok
Type: Poison
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Ekans

025 - Pikachu
Type: Electric
Evolves to: Raichu
Evolves by: Thunder stone
Evolves From: Pichu

026 - Raichu
Type: Electric
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Pikachu

027 - Sandshrew
Type: Ground
Evolves to: Sandslash
Evolves at Level: 22
Evolves From: -

028 - Sandslash
Type: Ground
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Sandslash

029 - Nidoran (F)
Type: Poison
Evolves to: Nidorina
Evolves at Level: 16
Evolves From: -

030 - Nidorina
Type: Poison
Evolves to: Nidoqueen
Evolves By: Moon Stone
Evolves From: Nidoran (F)

031 - Nidoqueen
Type: Poison/Ground
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Nidorina

032 - Nidoran (M)
Type: Poison
Evolves to: Nidorino
Evolves at Level: 16
Evolves From: -

033 - Nidorino
Type: Poison
Evolves to: Nidoking
Evolves by: Moon Stone
Evolves From: Nidoran (M)

034 - Nidoking
Type: Poison/Ground
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Nidorino

035 - Clefairy
Type: Normal
Evolves to: Clefable
Evolves by: Moon Stone
Evolves From: -

036 - Clefable
Type: Normal
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Clefairy

037 - Vulpix
Type: Fire
Evolves to: Ninetales
Evolves by: Fire Stone
Evolves From: -

038 - Ninetales
Type: Fire
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Ninetales

122 - Mr Mime
Type: Psychic
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

123 - Scyther
Type: Bug
Evolves to: Scizor
Evolves by: Trading with Metal Coat
Evolves From: -

124 - Jynx
Type: Ice
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

125 - Electabuzz
Type: Electric
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

126 - Magmar
Type: Fire
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

127 - Pinsir
Type: Bug
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

128 - Tauros
Type: Normal
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

129 - Magikarp
Type: Water
Evolves to: Gyarados
Evolves at Level: 20
Evolves From: -

130 - Gyarados
Type: Water/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Magikarp

131 - Lapras
Type: Water/Ice
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

132 - Ditto
Type: Normal
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

133 - Eevee
Type: Normal
Evolves to: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon
Evolves by:
Water Stone -> Vaporeon
Thunder Stone -> Jolteon
Fire Stone -> Flareon
Happiness+Level Up at Day -> Espeon
Happiness+Level Up at night -> Umbreon
Evolves From: -

134 - Vaporeon
Type: Water
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Eevee

135 - Jolteon
Type: Electric
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Eevee

136 - Flareon
Type: Fire
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Eevee

137 - Porygon
Type: Normal
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

138 - Omanyte
Type: Rock/Water
Evolves to: Omastar
Evolves at Level: 40
Evolves From: -

139 - Omastar
Type: Rock/Water
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Omanyte

140 - Kabuto
Type: Rock/Water
Evolves to: Kabutops
Evolves at Level: 40
Evolves From: -

141 - Kabutops
Type: Rock/Water
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Kabuto

142 - Aerodactyl
Type: Rock/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

143 - Snorlax
Type: Normal
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

144 - Articuno
Type: Ice/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

145 - Zapdos
Type: Electric/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

146 - Moltres
Type: Fire/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

147 - Dratini
Type: Dragon
Evolves to: Dragonair
Evolves at Level: 30
Evolves From: -

148 - Dragonair
Type: Dragon
Evolves to: Dragonite
Evolves at Level: 55
Evolves From: Dratini

149 - Dragonite
Type: Dragon/Flying
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: Dragonair

150 - Mewtwo
Type: Psychic
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

151 - Mew
Type: Psychic
Evolves to: -
Evolves at Level: -
Evolves From: -

Types of evolution

There are a few way Pokemon evolves. Below are all the known way for
Pokemon to evolve

- Level Evolution
- Stone Evolution
- Day & Night Evolution
- Trade evolution
- Trade+Items evolution
- Beauty Evolution
- Happiness Evolution
- Stats Evolution
- Empty Slot evolution (Shedinja)

Level Evolution
A straigtforward evolution, Pokemon evolve after it reaches certain
level.
example: the starters

Stone Evolution
By using stone such as Fire Stone, certain Pokemon like Vulpix will
evolve. The downside to this kind of evolution, is that Pokemon will
unable to learn anymore new moves naturraly. Of course, there are
exception such as the Eevolution.
example: Lombre, Nuzleaf

List of Pokemon evolved by stones:

Pikachu -> Raichu - Thunder Stone
Nidorina -> Nidoqueen - Moon Stone
Nidorino -> Nidoking - Moon Stone
Clefairy -> Clefable - Moon Stone
Vulpix -> Ninetales - Fire Stone
Jigglypuff ->Wigglytuff - Moon Stone
Gloom -> Vileplume - Leaf Stone
Gloom -> Bellosom -> Sun Stone
Growlithe -> Arcanine - Fire Stone
Poliwhirl -> Poliwrath - Water Stone
Weepinbell -> Victrebell - Leaf Stone
Shellder -> Cloyster - Water Stone
Exeggcute -> Exeggcutor - Leaf Stone
Staryu -> Starmie - Water Stone
Eevee -> Vaporeon - Water Stone
Eevee -> Jolteon - Thunder Stone
Eevee -> Flareon - Fire Stone
Lombre -> Ludicolo - Water Stone
Nuzleaf -> Shiftry - Leaf Stone
Skitty -> Delcatty - Moon Stone

Day and Night Evolution
Pokemon with this kind of evolution, evolve differently depending on
the time of the day.
Example: Wurmple

Trade Evolution
When a Pokemon is traded, it will automatically evolve.
example: Graveler, Kadabra

Trade+Items evolution
Pokemon will evolve if it taded while equipped with an item such as
King Rock
Example: Huntail, Gorebyss

Beauty Evolution
Pokemon will evolve after its beauty stats reaches a certain point.
This evolution only apply to Feebass
example: Feebass

Happiness Evolution
Each Pokemon, have its happiness point which indicate how loyal is
that Pokemon to its trainer. Once a Pokemon accumulate a certain
happiness point, they will evolve.
Example: Crobat

Stats Evolution
Stats Evolution
Pokemon will evolve differently depending on stats. The best example
would be Tyrouge. It evolves differently depending its attack and
defense stats to either Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee or Hitmontop.
Example: Tyrouge

Empty Slot evolution
You will get a new Pokemon, if you have 5 or less Pokemon in your
team. This evolution is only exclusive to Nincada->Ninjask+Shedinja
Example: Shedinja

Egg Groups

Most Pokemon belong to either 1 or 2 egg groups. Some
Pokemon do not belong to any egg groups, but can still breed
with the Ditto. You can only breed Magnimite with Ditto.
Pokemon like this I will call "Neutral". Some Pokemon
can't breed at all, like pre-evolved or Legendary Pokemon.
They are listed as "None".

In order to save time and shorten the list, I will only name the
first Pokemon in an evolution series. For example, Treecko will
be on this list, but not its evolved forms. The reason for this is
even after a Pokemon evolves, its egg group stays the same.

# Pokemon --------------------Egg group
01 Treecko---------------------Monster / Dragon
04 Torchic----------------------Field
07 Mudkip----------------------Monster / Water 1
10 Poochyena-------------------Field
12 Zigzagoon-------------------Field
14 Wurmple---------------------Bug
19 Lotad-----------------------Grass / Water 1
22 Seedot----------------------Grass / Field
25 Taillow---------------------Flying
27 Wingull---------------------Flying / Water 1
29 Ralts-----------------------Amorphous
32 Surskit---------------------Bug / Water
34 Shroomish-------------------Grass / Fairy
36 Slakoth---------------------Field
39 Abra------------------------Human-Like
42 Nincada---------------------Bug
44 Shedinja--------------------None
45 Whismur---------------------Monster / Field
48 Makuhita--------------------Human-Like
50 Goldeen---------------------Water 2
52 Magikarp--------------------Dragon / Water 2
54 Azurill---------------------None
55 Marill----------------------Fairy / Water 1
57 Geodude---------------------Mineral
60 Nosepass--------------------Mineral
61 Skitty----------------------Fairy / Field
63 Zubat-----------------------Flying
66 Tentacool-------------------Water 3
68 Sableye---------------------Human-Like
69 Mawile----------------------Fairy / Field
70 Aron------------------------Monster
73 Machop----------------------Human-Like
76 Meditite--------------------Human-Like
78 Electrike-------------------Field
81 Plusle----------------------Fairy
82 Minun-----------------------Fairy
82 Magnemite-------------------Neutral
84 Voltorb---------------------Neutral
86 Volbeat---------------------Bug / Human-Like
88 Oddish----------------------Grass
92 Doduo-----------------------Flying
94 Roselia---------------------Grass / Fairy
95 Gulpin----------------------Amorphous
97 Carvanha--------------------Water 2
99 Wailmer---------------------Field / Water 2
101 Numel----------------------Field
103 Slugma---------------------Amorphous
105 Torkoal--------------------Field
106 Grimer---------------------Amorphous
108 Koffing--------------------Amorphous
110 Spoink---------------------Field
112 Sandshrew------------------Field
114 Spinda---------------------Human-Like / Field
115 Skarmory-------------------Flying
116 Trapinch-------------------Bug
119 Cacnea---------------------Grass / Human-Like
120 Cacturne-------------------None
121 Swablu---------------------Flying / Dragon

123 Zangoose-------------------Field
124 Seviper--------------------Dragon / Field
125 Lunatone-------------------None
126 Solrock--------------------None
127 Barboach-------------------Water 2
129 Corphish-------------------Water 1 / Water 3
131 Baltoy---------------------None
133 Lileep---------------------Water 3
135 Anorith--------------------Water 3
137 Igglybuff------------------None
138 Jigglypuff-----------------Fairy
140 Feebas---------------------Dragon / Water 1
142 Castform-------------------Fairy / Amorphous
143 Staryu---------------------Neutral
145 Kecleon--------------------Field
146 Shuppet--------------------Amorphous
148 Duskull--------------------Amorphous
150 Tropius--------------------Grass / Monster
151 Chimecho-------------------Amorphous
152 Absol----------------------Field
153 Vulpix---------------------Field
155 Pichu----------------------None
156 Pikachu--------------------Fairy / Field
158 Psyduck--------------------Field / Water 1
160 Wynaut---------------------None
161 Wobbuffet------------------Amorphous
162 Natu-----------------------Flying
164 Girafarig------------------Field
165 Phanpy---------------------Field
167 Pinsir---------------------Bug
168 Heracross------------------Bug
169 Rhyhorn--------------------Monster / Field
171 Snorunt--------------------Mineral / Fairy
173 Spheal---------------------Field / Water 1
176 Clamperl-------------------Water 1
179 Relicanth------------------Water 1 / Water 2
180 Corsola--------------------Water 1 / Water 3
181 Chinchou-------------------Water 2
183 Luvdisc--------------------Water 2
184 Horsea---------------------Dragon / Water 1
187 Bagon----------------------Dragon
190 Beldum---------------------None
193 Regirock-------------------None
194 Regice---------------------None
195 Registeel------------------None
196 Latias---------------------None
197 Latios---------------------None
198 Kyogre---------------------None
199 Groudon--------------------None
200 Rayquaza-------------------None
201 Jirachi--------------------None
202 Deoxys---------------------None

203 Bulbasaur------------------Grass / Monster
206 Charmander-----------------Monster / Dragon
209 Squirtle-------------------Monster / Water 1
212 Caterpie-------------------Bug
215 Weedle---------------------Bug
218 Pidgey---------------------Flying
221 Rattata--------------------Field
223 Spearow--------------------Flying
225 Ekans----------------------Field / Dragon
227 Nidoran (F)----------------Monster / Field
230 Nidoran (M)----------------Monster / Field
233 Clefairy-------------------Fairy
235 Paras----------------------Grass / Bug
237 Venonat--------------------Bug
239 Diglett--------------------Field
241 Meowth---------------------Field
243 Mankey---------------------Field
245 Growlithe------------------Field
247 Poliwag--------------------Water 1
250 Bellsprout-----------------Grass
253 Ponyta---------------------Field
255 Slowpoke-------------------Monster / Water 1
257 Farfetch'd-----------------Flying
258 Seel-----------------------Field / Water 1
260 Shelder--------------------Water 3
262 Gastly---------------------Amorphous
265 Onix-----------------------Mineral
266 Drowzee--------------------Human-Like
268 Krabby---------------------Water 3
270 Exeggcute------------------Grass
272 Cubone---------------------Monster
274 Hitmonlee------------------Human-Like
275 Hitmonchan-----------------Human-Like
276 Lickitung------------------Monster
277 Chansey--------------------Fairy
278 Tangela--------------------None
279 Kangaskhan-----------------Monster
280 Mr. Mime-------------------Human-Like
281 Scyther--------------------Bug
282 Jynx-----------------------Human-Like
283 Electabuzz-----------------Human-Like
284 Magmar---------------------Human-Like
285 Tauros---------------------Field
286 Lapras---------------------Water 1 / Monster
287 Ditto----------------------All ^-^
288 Eevee----------------------Field
292 Porygon--------------------Neutral
293 Omanyte--------------------Water 1 / Water 3
295 Kabuto---------------------Water 1 / Water 3
297 Aerodactyl-----------------Flying
298 Snorlax--------------------Monster
299 Articuno-------------------None
300 Zapdos---------------------None
301 Moltres--------------------None
302 Dratini--------------------Dragon / Water 1
305 Mewtwo---------------------None
306 Mew------------------------None

307 Chikorita------------------Grass / Monster
310 Cyndaquil------------------Field
313 Totodile-------------------Monster / Water 1
316 Sentret--------------------Field
318 Hoothoot-------------------Flying
320 Ledyba---------------------Bug
322 Spinarak-------------------Bug
325 Togepi---------------------None
326 Togetic--------------------Fairy / Flying
327 Mareep---------------------Field / Monster
330 Sudowoodo------------------Mineral
332 Hoppip---------------------Grass / Fairy
335 Aipom----------------------Field
336 Sunkern--------------------Grass
338 Yanma----------------------Bug
339 Wooper---------------------Field / Water 1
343 Murkrow--------------------Flying
345 Misdreavus-----------------Amorphous
346 Unown----------------------None
347 Pineco---------------------Bug
349 Dunsparce------------------Field
350 Gligar---------------------Bug
352 Snubull--------------------Fairy / Field
354 Qwilfish-------------------Water 2
356 Shuckle--------------------Bug
357 Sneasel--------------------Field
358 Teddiursa------------------Field
360 Swinub---------------------Field
362 Remoraid-------------------Water 2
364 Delibird-------------------Field
365 Mantine--------------------Water 1
366 Houndour-------------------Field
369 Stantler-------------------Field
370 Smeargle-------------------Field
371 Tyrogue--------------------None
372 Hitmontop------------------Human-Like
373 Smoochum-------------------None
374 Elekid---------------------None
375 Magby----------------------None
376 Miltank--------------------Field
378 Raikou---------------------None
379 Entei----------------------None
380 Suicune--------------------None
381 Larvitar-------------------Monster
384 Lugia----------------------None
385 Ho-oh----------------------None
386 Celebi---------------------None

Pokemon Leaf Green Breeding

Where do I go to breed?

The day care center on Island 4. In order to reach Island 4 you
must have done the following:
*Logged over 60 different Pokemon in your Pokedex
*Battled the E4 and become the Pokemon Champion.
*Received the National Dex from Professor Oak.
*Retrieved the Ruby for Celio from Mt. Ember.

How do I breed.

Place 2 pokemon, 1 male and 1 female, from the same egg
group into the center. When breeding 2 different kinds of
Pokemon, the result will always be the same Pokemon as
the female. Example: Male Treecko + Female Mudkip =
Mudkip. However, there is one exception to this rule, and
that is Ditto. Ditto can breed with any Pokemon, except for
those in the "none" egg group, and the resulting egg will be
that of the other Pokemon. Example: Male Charmander + Ditto
= Charmander.

How do I get an egg?

If the Pokemon are from the same egg group, you will always
get an egg. The time it takes for them to make that egg varies.
When I say time I am referring to the number of steps you take
after dropping off the Pokemon. So if you stand still outside
the Day Care just waiting, you will never get an egg.

How long do I have to wait until my Pokemon have an egg?

Talk to the man standing just inside the fence. He will make
1 of 4 comments:
-"They're very friendly"
*It will take only a few steps before the egg is ready.
-"The two seem to get along"
*It will take a quite a few steps.
-"The two don't seem to get along"
*It will take a great deal of steps.
-"The two prefer to play with other Pokemon"
*Incompatible egg groups. You will never get an egg.

You will know when you egg is ready because the old man
will step outside of the fence. Talk to him with only 5 Pokemon
or less in your party to receive the egg.

Help! I can't get Azirill or Wynaut!

There are 2 special Pokemon, Marill and Wobbuffett, that
won't product babys unless on of them are holding a special
item. For Marill, it must be Sea Incense and for Wobbuffett it
is Lax Incense.

I have my egg, now how do I hatch it?

Eggs hatch after you have walked a certain amount of steps.
You can either leave the egg in your party and continue on
your journey, or you can force hatch it by hopping on your
bike and flying around. I usually ride in this loop: start at the
top of the cycling road, go down to Fuchsia City, then up to
Lavender Town, through Saffron and Celadon City, and back
to the cycling road.

Inherited moves
While the female Pokemon determines what type of Pokemon
will hatch, the male determines what moves they will know.
Egg moves are moves that a Pokemon would not normally
know on its own, but is passed down to if from the father.
Example: Altaria can learn Dragon Dance, but Bagon can't.
Pair a Male Altaria with Dragon Dance with a female Bagon
and you will get a Bagon that knows Dragon Dance. By this
same method, TMs and HMs can be taught to the baby.

Why should I breed if I can catch that Pokemon in the wild?

Each and every Pokemon is different. Catch 2 identical
Pokemon and compare their stats. There will be differences.
Breeding gives you several advantages. For starters it allows
you to raise the Pokemon from level 5. Lets say I train 2 Zubats
one from level 5 and one that I caught at level 20. By the time they
reach level 100, the one I trained from level 5 will always have
slightly better stats. Second advantage to breeding is you
get to chooses what personality you Pokemon is, allowing
you to choose which stats raise quicker on that Pokemon.
Third and final reason is you can choose which trait a
Pokemon has if it can learn more then one. Example: Rhyhorn
can either have the trait Lightning Rod or Rock Head. You can
keep on breeding Rhyhorns until you get one with the desired
trait.

Q: What pokemon do i use so that the outcome is the same
as the male one?

A: Ditto's greatest quality is that it can breed with any Pokemon,
with the exception of Pokemon belonging to the "None" egg group,
and cause the resulting egg to contain the other Pokemon. This
way you can breed more of a Pokemon even if it is a male.

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