GAMEPLAY CHANGES

- The starters are now Smoochum, Elekid & Magby.

- All Wild Pokemon in Grass, on cave floors etc and first time trainer battles have
been changed. The majority of VS Seeker battles have been left untouched.
- The majority of fishing and Surfing locations have had their Wild encounters edited
to fit with the change in rods and allow a wider variety.
- The Old Rod is now located in Viridian, north of the coffee guy.
- The Good Rod is now located in Vermilion, where the Old Rod used to be.
- The Super Rod has not changed locations.
- Small patches of grass have been added to Viridian, Vermilion, Celadon and
Cerulean with new Pokemon inside.
- The Old Rod no longer fishes just Magikarp; the majority of areas early on in the
game relinquish valuable water Pokemon when fished into with the Old Rod.
- Likewise, most midgameish water will have good Pokemon when fishing with the
Good Rod.
- The National Dex is obtained as soon as you get the PokeDex.
- Some new areas have been added - these are called Chronum Tower, Ancient
Labyrinth and Yggdrasill Forest. These are not accessible until the end of the game.
- Altering Cave has been changed into a teleporting hub, and now allows you to warp
to the aformented Chronum Tower and Ancient Labyrinth, as well as Navel Rock and
Birth Island. However it is only open after you give the Sapphire to Celio.
- The starters from the Kanto, Johto and Hoenn regions are given by people around
Kanto. Be sure to talk to new people in PokeCenters, town squares etc as they may
be the ones who give you a starter! Expect to see the Hoenn starters first, then the
Johto starters and the Kanto starters last.
- All Gym Leaders, Giovanni battles and Elite Four battles now have six Pokemon to
deal with.
- Certain music has been changed ie the Gym Leader/Elite Four music has been
swapped with the Elite Four music from Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald.
- The Safari Zone has been remodelled to incorporate a wider variety of Pokemon;
while the structure is still the same the areas themselves are notably different.
- Levels throughout the game are overall higher; this is to compensate for the rather
larger chunks of EXP you might receive.
- Some new items have been added throughout the game, including some stones, a
Lucky Egg, etcetera.
- Some legends have had their levels changed.
- There are some new trainers but not very many at all.
- Trades in the game have been edited.
- Some marts have had their stock edited, and the prices of items such as Ultra Balls
have been lowered.
- Some extra dialogue has been added for the second round of the Elite Four.
- The E4 is now challengeable anytime, even when Lorelei is at Four Island. While
this is a paradox, it had to be done to allow the E4 to be challenged at all.
- Eevee is now Level 30 when obtained.
- The fossils are now Level 40 when obtained.
- Lapras in Silph. Co has been replaced with Castform.
- Someone else will give you Lapras, but it's up to you to find them!
- Featured throughout the game are some cameo battles of my closest internet
friends (though there are one or two missing.) You won't encounter them until the
second round E4 is open.

Level-Up Moves
- Bulbasaur's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Ivysaur's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Venusaur's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Charmander's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Charmeleon's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set. - However, Slash and
Flamethrower have been swapped around.
- Charizard's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Squirtle's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Wartortle's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Blastoise's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Treecko's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Grovyle's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Sceptile's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set, as well as learning Frenzy
Plant at Level 65.
- Torchic's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Combusken's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Blaziken's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set, as well as learning Blast
Burn at Level 66.
- Mudkip's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set.
- Marshtomp's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set, but some moves have
had their order swapped.
- Swampert's level-up moves changed to the Platinum set, as well as learning Hydro
Cannon at Level 69.
* Where DPP moves were, different moves have been added instead.
- Smoochum's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Elekid's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Magby's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Jynx's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Electabuzz's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Magmar's level-up moves have been changed completely.
- Exeggutor now learns Magical Leaf at Level 42.
- Victreebel now learns Leaf Blade at Level 44.
- Weepinbell's level-up set has been slightly changed, and it now learns Razor Leaf
at Level 24, Acid at Level 29, Sweet Scent at Level 34 and Slam at Level 39.
- Gloom's level-up set has been slightly changed, and it now learns Petal Dance at
Level 24, Acid at Level 30 and Moonlight at Level 36.
- Oddish and Bellsprout have also had theirs tweaked, to follow the same pattern as
their evolutions.
- Flygon now learns Earthquake at Level 45, Sandstorm at Level 49, Dragon Claw at
Level 54 and Hyper Beam at Level 60.
- Poliwhirl now learns Ice Punch at Level 25.
- Alakazam now learns Thunderpunch & Fire Punch at Level 36, Psychic at Level 39,
Calm Mind at Level 42 and Trick at Level 45.
- Kirlia now learns Magical Leaf at Level 24 and Psychic at Level 27.
- Gardevoir now learns Magical Leaf at Level 1 and Ice Punch at Level 30.
- Flaaffy now learns Thunderpunch at Level 22 and Thunderbolt at Level 31.
- Ampharos now learns Thunderpunch at Level 1, Tail Glow at Level 1, Fire Punch at
Level 30, Thunderbolt at Level 37, Light Screen at Level 44 and Thunder at Level 52.
- Bellossom now learns Leaf Blade at Level 33.
- Raichu now learns Surf at Level 1 and Volt Tackle at Level 52.
- Luvdisc's learn-set has been changed into a sequence of fours. Take Down has
been changed into Aurora Beam at Level 20 and Hydro Pump is now learned at
Level 40.
- Electrode now learns Sharpen at Level 30.
- Magcargo now learns Recover at Level 38.
- Gengar now learns Ice Punch & Fire Punch at Level 38.
- Ninetales no longer learns Fire Spin at Level 45, but instead learns Hypnosis at
Level 45.
- Crobat now learns Haze at Level 61, but can now learn Hypnosis at Level 56.
- Zubat now learns Wing Attack at Level 11, Supersonic at Level 16 and Bite at Level
21.
- Vileplume no longer learns Aromatherapy at Level 1, but instead learns
Aromatherapy at Level 55 and Leech Seed at Level 33.
- Venomoth now learns Gust at Level 1 and Silver Wind at Level 31, whereas it was
the other way around previously.
- Scyther & Scizor now learn Silver Wind at Level 51.
- Pinsir now learns Megahorn at Level 56.
- Sneasel no longer learns Leer, but now learns Swords Dance at Level 4.
- Electrike now learns Thunder Wave at Level 1, and Thundershock at Level 4.
- Ralts now begins with Confusion and learns Growl at Level 6.
- Clamperl now learns Aurora Beam instead of Whirlpool.
- Gorebyss now learns Confusion and Agility at Level 18.
- Huntail now learns Bite and Screech at Level 18.
- Natu no longer learns Teleport, but learns Confusion at Level 5 and Extrasensory
at Level 20, as well as Wish at Level 25, Future Sight at Level 30, Confuse Ray at
Level 35 and Psychic at Level 40.
- Xatu now learns Magical Leaf at Level 25, Wish at Level 30, Future Sight at Level
35, Confuse Ray at Level 40 and Psychic at Level 45.
- Tropius no longer learns Whirlwind but gets Magical Leaf at Level 27 and Leaf
Blade at Level 33.
- Beedrill now learns Signal Beam at Level 50.
- Yanma now learns Silver Wind at Level 31 and Psychic at Level 42.
- Piloswine now learns Earthquake at Level 33 and Fury Attack at Level 38.
- Gardevoir no longer learns Future Sight, but now learns Wish at Level 42.
- Shiftry now learns Leaf Blade at Level 43.
- Ludicolo now learns Dive at Level 43.
- Poliwrath now gets Mind Reader at Level 41, and Superpower at Level 49.
- Politoed now gets Swagger at Level 41, and Hydro Pump at Level 49.
- Meganium now learns Frenzy Plant at Level 71.
- Typhlosion now learns Blast Burn at Level 69.
- Feraligatr now learns Hydro Cannon at Level 74.
- Quagsire now gets Muddy Water at Level 29.
- Whiscash now gets Muddy Water at Level 30.
- Hitmonlee now learns Blaze Kick at Level 33 (as useless as it is.)
- Flareon no longer learns Smog but gets Superpower at Level 42.
- Gligar now gets Earthquake at Level 31.
- Tangela now gets Morning Sun at Level 52.
- Altaria now gets Heal Bell at Level 51.
- Mewtwo now gets Refresh at Level 55 and Safeguard at Level 1 instead.
- Onix and Steelix now learn Swagger at Level 14.
- Metang now learns Metal Claw at Level 26, and Scary Face at Level 29.
- Articuno now learns Extrasensory at Level 54 and Heal Bell at Level 66.
- Zapdos now learns Extrasensory at Level 54 and Heat Wave at Level 66.
- Moltres now learns Extrasensory at Level 54 and Solarbeam at Level 66.
- Raikou and Entei no longer learn Roar at Level 21 but get Extrasensory instead.
- Celebi now gets Psychic at Level 50 and Perish Song is at 60 instead.
- Jirachi now gets Rest at Level 35 and Double-Edge at 30 instead.

TM/HM Changes
- Magmar is now capable of learning Overheat via TM50.
- Manectric can now use TM35, Flamethrower and TM50, Overheat.
- Moltres can now use TM22, Solarbeam.

Ability Changes
- Magby & Magmar now get Flash Fire.
- Elekid & Electabuzz now get Volt Absorb.
- Smoochum & Jynx now get Insomnia.

Evolutionary Changes
- Smoochum, Elekid and Magby now evolve at Level 24 instead of Level 30.
- Haunter now evolves into Gengar at Level 38.
- Kadabra now evolves into Alakazam at Level 36.
- Machoke now evolves into Machmap at Level 40.
- Graveler now evolves into Golem at Level 38.
- Poliwhirl now evolves into Politoed at Level 35.
- Slowpoke now evolves into Slowking through the use of a Water Stone.
- Onix now evolves into Steelix at Level 32.
- Scyther now evolves into Scizor at Level 42.
- Porygon now evolves into Porygon2 at Level 31.
- Seadra now evolves into Kingdra at Level 44.
- Clamperl now evolves into Huntail or Gorebyss at Level 18, depending on
personality value. (Same as Wurmple.)
- Eevee now evolves into Espeon with a Sun Stone.
- Eevee now evolves into Umbreon with a Moon Stone.
- Feebas now evolves into Milotic at Level 20.

Stat Changes
- Smoochum, Elekid and Magby have had +10 added on to each of their base stats.
- Jynx, Electabuzz and Magmar have had +10 added on to each of their base stats.
- Luvdisc has had +20 added to each of its base stats.
- Ralts has had +10 added to each of its base stats.
- Kirlia has had +20 added to each of its base stats.
- Slugma has had +10 added to each of its base stats.
- Magcargo has had +10 added to each of its base stats [minus Speed] except for
Special Attack where +30 has been added instead.
- Electrode has had Special Attack boosted from 80 to 100.
- Corsola has had +20 added to each of its base stats.
- Wild Marowak now have a much higher chance of holding a Thick Club.
- Wild Farfetch'd are very likely to be holding a Stick.
- Wild Pikachu may hold a Thunderstone but can no longer hold a Light Ball.
- Wild Shellder may hold a Water Stone but can no longer hold a Big Pearl.
- Wild Oddish may hold a Leaf Stone.
- Wild Growlithe/Vulpix may hold a Fire Stone.
- Wild Solrock hold Sun Stones with a much greater frequency.
- Wild Lunatone hold Moon Stones with a much greater frequency.
- Sneasel now has a low chance of holding a Scope Lens.
- Chansey now has a high chance of holding a Soothe Bell.
- Clamperl now has a high chance of holding a Pearl and a low chance of holding a
Big Pearl, but can no longer hold a Blue Shard.
- Pichu has a very high chance of holding a Light Ball.
- Raichu has a low chance of holding a Light Ball.
- Yanma has had +20 added to each of its base stats.
- Zubat's base happiness is now 140.
- Golbat's base happiness is now 140.
- Togepi's base happiness is now 180.
- Farfetch'd has had +20 added to each of its base stats.
- Castform's Special Attack base is now 100.
- Spinda has received +20 to its HP, Attack, Special Attack and Speed.
- Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres now have catch rates of 5.
- Mewtwo, Lugia & Ho-oh now have a catch rate of 1.
- The Beldum line Pokemon now have a catch rate of 45.
- The three beasts and the Regi also have catch rates of 5.

Attack Changes
- Leaf Blade has been boosted from 70 to 90 power.
- Dig has been boosted from 60 to 80 power.
- Fly has been boosted from 70 to 90 power.
- Hypnosis has been boosted from 60% to 70% accuarcy.
- Blaze Kick has been boosted from 85 to 90 power.
- Weather Ball's PP has been boosted from 10 to 20.
- Giga Drain's PP has been boosted from 5 to 10.
- Hyper Beam now has 65% accuarcy, but no longer needs a charging turn.
- Blast Burn is now 50% accuarcy, but has 170 power and instead of needing a
charging turn has a 40% chance of burning the opponent.
- Hydro Cannon is now 45% accuarcy, but has 170 power and instead of needing a
charging turn has a 40% of freezing the opponent.
- Frenzy Plant is now 55% accuarcy, but has 170 power and instead of needing a
charging turn has a 40% of poisoning the opponent.
- Sky Attack now has 70% accuarcy, but no longer needs a charging turn. It also only
flinches 20% of the time.
- Luster Purge & Mist Ball are now 100 power.

Known Glitches
- Some trainers will act as though you have already beaten them. I've fixed literally a
few of these but fixing too many of them actually causes worse problems.
- The person guarding the Cerulean Cave will now disappear when you go onto
Route 4 but reappear when you get back into Cerulean City. This was done because
of a glitch that would otherwise prevent you from getting into Cerulean Cave.
- Collecting completely newly placed items ie the Water Stone in Route 6; these will
still disappear even if your item bag is full. The exception is the Lucky Egg since that
was edited from an item on that route originally.

Fire Red Omega Guide

0 Badges
So you decided to play Pokémon Fire Red Omega, and on top of that doing an oak
challenge, well good luck!

Like Fire Red or Leaf Green you start in pallet town with no badges and hopefully a lot of
patience.
Pick a starter, the other mons will be unobtainable
Magby/Elekid/Smoochum lvl. 24 → Magmar/Electabuzz/Jynx

Now I’ll assume that you have some knowledge of Fire Red and/or Leaf Green before
picking this up. It’s time to do the parcel quest to get your first poké-balls, DON’T CATCH
ANYTHING, sounds weird in a prof. Oak challenge, but trust me. You need money badly for
the poké-balls, which means a Pickup-mon. Let’s also grab the old rod from the fishing guy
above the old guy in viridian.

That means time for all the Catching, try to catch everything in the highest level possible.
Start with route 2 and Zigzagoon for pick-up, the rest are up to you in order. I only write
every pokémon 1 time, the place where they can be found in the highest lvl.

Route 2
Treecko lvl. 16 → Grovyle lvl. 36 → Sceptile (Handout just before forest gate)
Zigzagoon lvl. 20 → Linoone
Poochyena lvl. 18 → Mightyena
Pidgey lvl. 18 → Pidgeotto lvl. 36 → Pidgeot
Sentret lvl. 15 → Furret
Hoothoot lvl. 20 → Noctowl
Hoppip lvl. 18 → Skiploom lvl. 27 → Jumpluff
Shroomish lvl. 23 → Breloom

Route 1
Nidoran (F) lvl. 16 → Nidorina
Nidoran (M) lvl. 16 → Nidorino
Ponyta lvl. 40 → Rapidash
Doduo lvl. 31 → Dodrio

Route 22
Rattata lvl. 20 → Raticate
Mankey lvl. 28 → Primeape
fishing
Poliwag lvl. 25 → Poliwhirl lvl. 35 → Politoed
Poliwhirl <Water stone> → Poliwrath
Clamperl lvl. 18 → Gorebyss/Huntail (This one is random so get grinding those clams!)

Pallet town fishing

Staryu <Water stone> → Starmie
Shellder <Water stone> → Cloyster

Viridian city
Mareep lvl. 15 → Flaffy lvl. 30 → Ampharos
Houndour lvl. 24 → Houndoom
Ralts lvl. 20 → Kirlia lvl. 30 → Gardevoir (Catch a second Ralts now to save time later)
fishing
Barboach lvl. 30 → Whiscash
Magikarp lvl. 20 → Gyarados

Viridian forest
Caterpie lvl. 7 → Metapod lvl. 10 → Butterfree
Weedle lvl. 7 → Kakuna lvl. 10 → Beedrill
Pikachu <Thunder stone> → Raichu
Oddish lvl. 21 → Gloom <Leaf stone> → Vileplume (also another gloom for later)
Venonat lvl. 31 → Venomoth
Bellsprout lvl. 21 → Weepinbell <Leaf stone> → Victreebell
Silcoon Beautifly
Wurmple lvl. 7 → lvl. 10 → (This one is random aswell ;) Get
Cascoon Dustox
grinding)
Surskit lvl. 22 → Masquerain
Gate to route 2 towards Pewter City
Torchic lvl. 16 → Combusken lvl. 36 → Blaziken (Handout)

Pewter city
Togepi <Happiness> → Togetic (egg outside poké-center)
Sunkern
Mudkip lvl. 16 → Marshtomp lvl. 36 → Swampert (Handout poké-center)
Taillow lvl. 22 → Swellow (Catch a second for a trade later)
Slakoth lvl. 18 → Vigoroth lvl. 36 → Slaking
Nosepass
Skitty
Swablu lvl. 35 → Altaria

The easiest way to get happiness for togepi is to just have it in your party while you grind the
other mons.
Now you should have caught every single pokémon available and possibly already evolved
some. The best spot to grind lvl’s is in Pewter city. A great tip is to never replace a damaging
move, as you will run out of PP fairly often, and minimizing the trips needed to the pokémon
center is recommended.
For pokémon with bad movesets or not very effective moves against the Pewter city
pokémons, use hidden TM 10 - Hidden power and hope for good typing. Alternatively if you
have a mon with 1 good move use some of the PP Up’s you get from your Pickup’s. This
also to minimize the trips needed to the pokémon center.

Rare candy guide:

I would suggest using rare candies on Vigoroth and Swablu when they hit lvl. 31, Ponyta, the
Hoenn starters, Poliwhirl and Pidgey when they hit lvl. 33/34. Save spare rare candies as
next section will have something you want to spend it on.

To get thunder/water/leaf-stones you need to catch pikachus/shellders/oddish

accordingly
Other than the stones you need for this section you need 1 additional water stone and
1 additional leaf stone.

You also have a choice now, the sun stone found in Pewter city.
Gloom → Bellossom OR Sunkern → Sunflora

You should have 98 pokémon, a lot of time spent and a team ready to fight mighty brock.

1 badge
Pewter city and the rest is in the past, now route 3, mt. moon and more is ahead.
Stock up on pokéballs and head on to route 3 avoiding as many trainers as possible to save
exp for the new catches.

The first mon you can catch that needs exp, is in Mt. Moon, in my opinion you should start
with Zubat, since being held back by happiness later on is annoying.

Route 3
Vulpix <Fire stone> → Ninetales
Jigglypuff <Moon stone> → Wigglytuff
Growlithe <Fire stone> → Arcanine
Spinda

Mt. Moon
Clefairy <Moon stone> → Clefable
Zubat lvl. 22 → Golbat <Happiness> → Crobat
Paras lvl. 24 → Parasect
Geodude lvl. 25 → Graveler lvl. 38 → Golem
Slugma lvl. 38 → Magcargo
Larvitar lvl. 30 → Pupitar lvl. 55 → Tyranitar
Aron lvl. 32 → Lairon lvl. 42 → Aggron
Numel lvl. 33 → Camerupt
Torkoal
Lunatone
Solrock
Chimecho
Bagon lvl 30 → Shelgon lvl. 50 → Salamence

Torkoal is really low percentage on B1, but use it as time to grind your zubat or whatever
other mon you feel like, bagon and larvitar gives pretty neat exp.
Whatever fossil you pick does not matter for this challenge.

Very important! MAKE SURE TO CATCH ALL THE ABOVE BEFORE JUMPING
DOWN THE LEDGES ON ROUTE 4! Also important catch enough
Clefairies/Lunatones to get 5 moon stones. And Solrock’s until you get a sun
stone for Gloom/Sunkern. And vulpix’/growlithes until you have 1 fire stone!
(you will get the other fire stone on a later route.

Route 4
Sandshrew lvl. 22 → Sandslash
Magnemite lvl. 30 → Magneton (Catch 1 more for trade)
Yanma
Snubbull lvl. 23 → Granbull
Electrike lvl. 26 → Manectric

Cerulean city
Totodile lvl. 18 → Croconaw lvl. 30 → Feraligatr (handout)
Pichu
Nincada lvl. 20 with space in party and extra Pokéball → Shedinja + Ninjask
Roselia
Lickitung (Trade for ralts)
Fishing
Psyduck lvl. 33 → Golduck
Horsea lvl. 32 → Seadra lvl. 44 → Kingdra
Wailmer lvl. 40 → Wailord
Luvdisc

Route 24
Abra lvl. 16 → Kadabra lvl. 36 → Alakazam
Cyndaquil lvl. 14 → Quilava lvl. 36 → Typhlosion (Handout)
Fishing
Chinchou lvl. 27 → Lanturn

Route 25
Machop lvl. 28 → Machoke lvl. 40 → Machamp
Pineco lvl. 31 → Forretress
Fishing
Remoraid lvl. 25 → Octillery

Route 5
Snorunt lvl. 42 → Glalie (Trade for Seedot in underground path)

Route 6
Meowth lvl. 28 → Persian
Chikorita lvl. 16 → Bayleef lvl. 32 → Meganium (Handout in underground path)
Lotad
Lombre <Water stone> → Ludicolo (catch both to save time)
Seedot
Nuzleaf <Leaf stone> → Shiftry (catch both to save time)
Carvanha lvl. 30 → Sharpedo
Feebas lvl. 20 → Milotic

Vermillion city
Farfetch’d (Trade for Taillow)
Krabby lvl. 28 → Kingler
Tangela
Aipom
Wingull lvl. 25 → Pelipper
Side note, get the good rod (old rod location from base game) It is needed for a bunch of the
fish in this guide.

Diglett’s cave
Dunsparce
Diglett
Dugtrio (Catch both to save time)

Route 11
Ekans lvl. 22 → Arbok
Drowzee lvl. 26 → Hypno
Natu lvl. 25 → Xatu
Trapinch lvl. 35 → Vibrava lvl. 45 → Flygon
Cacnea lvl. 32 → Cacturne
Baltoy lvl. 36 → Claydol
Spearow lvl. 20 → Fearow
Fishing
Dratini lvl. 30 → Dragonair lvl. 55 → Dragonite
Corphish lvl. 30 → Crawdaunt

Route 2 (back through Diglett’s cave)

Mr. Mime (Trade for Magnemite)

Now all you need is to grind the required lvls. The best places for experience isn’t as cut in
stone as last part. The level span is greater on the mons you grind, so switching is
necessary. Diglett’s cave is the highest exp. gain, but you can’t switch train, Vermillion city
and route 11 is about the same in experience, so what place is just up to your teams
weakness’.

Use moon stones on Nidorina, Nidorino, Skitty, Clefairy and Jigglypuff. Sunstone on either
Gloom or Sunkern depending on your choice at 0 badges.

Rare candy guide

Basically my general rule was use rare candies as soon as a pokemon hits level 40 and still
needs levels. If you have 3 or 4 Zigzagoons in your party that shouldn’t be a problem.
Snorunt does not listen to you and therefore is a b̶i̶t̶c̶h̶ to train, so rare candy it when you just
want to throw your save file away.

You should be at 217 when this is all finished and ready to demolish Misty with a team of
pseudo-legendaries.

2 badges
Now we have Cut, so let’s go nut’s cutting down those trees.
Let’s go back and get old amber from Pewter city.

Vermillion City
Squirtle lvl. 21 → Wartortle lvl. 36 → Blastoise (Handout in front of gym)

Route 9
Bulbasaur lvl. 21 → Ivysaur lvl. 32 → Venusaur (Handout)
Plusle
Minun

Route 10
Voltorb lvl. 30 → Electrode
Fishing
Slowpoke lvl. 37 → Slowbro (Catch another for Slowking)

Rock Tunnel
Charmander lvl. 21 → Charmeleon lvl. 36 → Charizard (Handout)
Seel lvl. 34 → Dewgong
Onix lvl. 32 → Steelix
Sneasel
Swinub lvl. 33 → Piloswine
Delibird
Makuhita lvl. 24 → Hariyama
Spheal lvl. 32 → Sealeo lvl. 44 → Walrein
Beldum lvl. 20 → Metang lvl. 45 → Metagross

Celadon city
Eevee (Handout)
Porygon lvl. 31 → Porygon 2 (Handout, guy inside gambling room, no need to buy)
Ledyba lvl. 18 → Ledian
Spinarak lvl. 22 → Ariados
Fishing
Grimer (Old rod, if lvl. 36 or above just level it to 38)
Muk (Super rod)

Also you can buy evolution stones now, so: Exeggcute → Exeggutor & Eevee → Whatever you
choose.

Saffron city
Tyrogue → Whatever
Hitmonlee/Hitmonchan (Depending on whatever your Tyrogue became, WAIT!)

Pokémon tower
Gastly
Haunter lvl. 38 → Gengar
Cubone lvl. 28 → Marowak
Misdreavus
Shuppet lvl. 37 → Banette
Duskull lvl. 37 → Dusclops

Silph co.
Castform (Handout)

Route 12
Snorlax

Route 18
Gifararig
Gulpin lvl. 26 → Swalot
Medicham (Trade a Flaaffy)

Fuchsia city
Lapras (Handout)
Goldeen (good rod) lvl 33 → Seaking

Route 19
Fishing
Qwilfish

Safari zone - They are written in all possible areas for help, just catch 1 of each!
North
Scyther lvl. 39 → Scizor
Chansey <Happy> → Blissey
Exeggcute
Pinsir
Tauros
Stantler
Smeargle
Tropius

West
Tauros
Shuckle
Heracross
Stantler
Smeargle
Kangaskhan
Corsola (fishing)

East
Rhyhorn lvl. 42 → Rhydon
Skarmory

Center
Wooper lvl. 20 → Quagsire
Miltank

Route 13
Zangoose
Seviper

Route 15
Ditto
Kecleon

Rare candy guide:

Same as last section, just use it whenever a pokémon hits level 40 and still needs levels.

What a grind, i hope the safari zone didn’t discourage you. Your pokedex should now state
over 300, 315 to be specific. Time to challenge Koga, to access surf.

3 Badges
Now that surf is unlocked we need to go back to two places, and we also have access to the
rest of the map (basically). On your way back to Pallet Town, you should grab the lucky egg
in front of cerulean cave.

Safari zone
Surf
Marill lvl. 18 → Azumarill

Route 19
Tentacool lvl. 30 → Tentacruel (or literally anywhere)
Mantine

Power plant
Zapdos

Cinnabar Island
Aerodactyl
Kabuto/Omanyte lvl. 41 → Kabutops/Omastar

Pokémon mansion
Koffing
Weezing

Short section eh?

Pokedex should say 326!
Time to challenge Blaine!

4 badges
Phew, now you are on some islands with bill, what to do here, well first of all you could catch
some pokémon

Cape Brink
Suicune
Three isle port
Gligar

Your pokédex, surprisingly, should now say 328.

Time to challenge Erika to get access to strength!

5 badges
Time to go back to those islands.

Mt. Ember
Teddiursa lvl. 30 → Ursaring
Phanpy lvl. 25 → Donphan
Moltres

Seafoam island
Articuno

You should now be at 334 in the dex. that’s quite a lot!

And time to get rock smash! Smash Sabrina

6 badges
Wowee that took a long time?! no? well…. back to the islands, you should know the trip by
now.

Mt. Ember
Entei

Kindle road
Raikou

wow 2 more, 336 in dex.

And now do the rest of the badges so we can get to victory road and catch the rest before
elite 4 and post game.

8 badges
Now it’s time for the last part of regular game, let’s go!

Victory road
Sableye
Mawile

You should be at 338 in dex and ready to challenge elite 4

Elite 4
The rest can be done in nearly any order, and is just to fill out the pokédex.

Water path
Sudowoodo

Tanoby ruins
Omanyte/Kabuto lvl. 40 → Omastar/Kabutops
Anorith lvl. 40 → Armaldo
Fishing
Lileep lvl. 40 → Cradily
Relicanth

Tanoby chambers
Unown

To be continued, but basically everything can be found somewhere on the post game
islands.