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<center> ''This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for {{game|Gold and Silver|s}}. This walkthrough follows the original [[Game Boy Color]] version, '''not''' {{game|HeartGold and SoulSilver|s}}.  <br>The guide for those can be found '''[[Appendix:HeartGold and SoulSilver walkthrough|here]].''''' </center>
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==Goldenrod City==
[[File:Goldenrod City GS.png|thumb|Goldenrod City]]


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Welcome to {{ci|Goldenrod}}, the largest metropolis in Johto and sister city to {{ci|Saffron}} in Kanto. This sprawling city boasts several major attractions, including a Pokémon Gym, Bike Shop, Game Corner, Radio Tower, and Department Store. There is so much to do in the big city that it's easy to forget about a single shady character. But with a [[Team Rocket]] grunt keeping tabs on the Radio Tower, expect to save the city sooner or later. But first thing's first, let's see the sights!


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== Goldenrod City ==


[[Image:Goldenrod City GS.png|300px|thumb|right|Goldenrod City]]
===Bike Shop===
Welcome to {{ci|Goldenrod}}, the largest metropolis in Johto and sister city to {{ci|Saffron}} in Kanto.  This sprawling city boasts a handful of major attractions, including a Pokémon Gym, Bike Shop, Game Corner, Radio Tower, and Department Store. With so much going on, it's easy to get distracted and overlook any shady events.  But with a [[Team Rocket]] grunt keeping tabs on the Radio Tower, expect to return here to save the city from the Rockets' underhanded schemes. <br>
The [[Miracle Cycle|Bike Shop]] has moved to the city's southeast neighborhood from [[Cerulean City]] in Kanto, but demand has not been very strong. Since you're traveling so much, the owner asks to loan you a [[Bicycle]] in the hopes that the advertising will increase interest, and business will pick up. Riding your new bike is faster than traveling on foot, and he gains new customers—everybody's happy!
But first thing's first: let's see the sights!


=== Bike Shop ===
===Game Corner===
 
Unlike {{ci|Celadon}}'s [[Rocket Game Corner|Game Corner]], this one has no secret entrance to an underground [[Team Rocket|Rocket]] base. Unfortunately, the games are off-limits without a {{key|II|Coin Case}}, so Trainers who want to try their luck will have to find one first. After doing so, coins can be purchased at 50 for {{pdollar}}1000, or 500 for {{pdollar}}10,000. Leave the Game Corner for the southwest, and enter the building marked ''Underground Entrance''.
The Bike Shop has moved to the city's southeast neighborhood from [[Cerulean City]] in Kanto, but business doesn't seem to be doing very well.  The owner has an idea - he'll loan you a [[Bicycle]], and since you're traveling so much the advertising will increase interest, and business will pick up.  Riding the bike is faster than traveling on foot, and he gains new customers - everybody's happy!
 
=== Game Corner ===
 
Unlike {{ci|Celadon}}'s [[Rocket Game Corner|Game Corner]], this one is not hiding a secret entrance to a Rocket underground base. Unfortunately, the games are off-limits without a [[Coin Case]], so Trainers who want to try their luck will have to track one down. Leave the Game Corner and walk southwest, and enter the building with the "Underground Entrance" sign.


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=== Goldenrod Underground ===
The Underground is a tunnel stretching north/south under the western part of the city, with a small access hallway leading to the basement of the Department Store.  Just beyond the first two Trainers, the underground hallway widens, allowing more room for the three shops here.  Examine the item around the corner from the second Trainer to find a [[Coin Case]].  With a new Coin Case, Trainers are free to purchase coins at the Game Corner; 50 coins for {{pdollar}}1000, 500 coins for {{pdollar}}10000.
* The northern {{DL|Valuable item|Bargain Shop|shop}} is only open on Monday mornings, 4am - 9am.  This merchant deals in valuable items, while having no use themselves, they can be resold elsewhere for decent profit.  Trainers with money to spare may want to shop here; buying a few of these items will keep them from losing much money if an entire team faints in battle.
* The Pokémon Salon, the center shop, is operated by two brothers.  Their services will raise a Pokémon's happiness, though at different rates.  The younger brother works on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, and charges {{pdollar}}300; the older brother works on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday and charges {{pdollar}}500.  Neither brother works on a Monday.


* The [[Herb Shop]], the southern-most shop, sells medicinal herbs that heal or revive Pokémon and are cheaper than their [[Poké Mart]] counterparts. The downside to this is that Pokémon do not enjoy having these herbal items used on them, so their happiness rating will decrease as a result.  This shop is only open on weekends.
===Goldenrod Underground===
The [[Goldenrod Tunnel]] runs north-south under the west side of the city, with a small access hallway leading to the basement of the Department Store. The underground hallway widens just beyond the first two Trainers, allowing more room for the three shops here.


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=== Bill's house ===


[[Bill]], the inventor of the Pokémon PC Storage system, lives on the city's western coast with his mother and sister.  He is currently away on business in [[Ecruteak City]], but his sister will give his phone number out to visiting Trainers. This is a useful way to check how many Pokémon are stored in the current box.  After meeting him in Ecruteak, he returns home to {{ci|Goldenrod}}. Stop by his house afterwards and he will give you {{p|Eevee|a gift}}.
====Bargain Shop====
The northern {{DL|Valuable item|Bargain Shop|shop}} is only open on Monday mornings, 4am to 9am. This merchant deals in valuable items; while having no use themselves, they can be resold elsewhere for decent profit. Having some of these items on-hand will help replenish your money if you are defeated in battle.


=== Name Rater ===
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The [[Name Rater]] lives in the house to the west of the Goldenrod Gym.  Like his counterpart in [[Lavender Town]], the [[Name Rater]] evaluates a Pokémon's nickname, and allows Trainers to think up new nicknames for them.


=== Mood Tester ===
====Pokémon Salon====
The [[Haircut brothers|Pokémon Salon]], the center shop, is operated by two brothers. Their services will raise a Pokémon's [[friendship]], though at different rates. The younger brother{{dotw|Su}}{{dotw|We}}{{dotw|Fr}} charges {{PDollar}}300, while the older brother{{dotw|Tu}}{{dotw|Th}}{{dotw|Sa}} charges {{PDollar}}500. Their shop is closed on Mondays.


There are {{DL|Happiness|Evolutions|certain Pokémon}}, like {{p|Espeon}} and {{p|Umbreon}}, that can only be acquired when a Pokémon is happy with its Trainer. The woman in the house near the Bike Shop will evaluate the happiness rating of a Trainer's first Pokémon. There are {{DL|Happiness|Generation II|many things}} that a Trainer can do in order to raise a Pokémon's happiness, like [[Haircut brothers|grooming]] it or using [[vitamins]] on it.
====Herb Shop====
The [[Herb Shop]], the southern-most shop, sells medicinal herbs that heal or revive Pokémon and are cheaper than their traditional counterparts. The downside is that Pokémon do not enjoy their bitter taste, so their friendship rating will decrease slightly as a result. This shop is only open on weekends.


=== Radio Tower ===
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Step inside the [[Goldenrod Radio Tower|Radio Tower]] by the [[Magnet Train|train station]].  The man behind the counter allows Trainers to draw a lottery ticket, and hands out prizes if any numbers match the Trainer's ID number.  Trainers that speak with the green-haired woman behind the counter will be asked to participate in a quiz, with a {{DL|Pokégear|Radio|Radio Card}} for the [[Pokégear]] as a prize. <br> There are three radio stations that Trainers can tune into:
* 4.5 - ''Oak's Pokémon Talk''
:[[Professor Oak]], with commentary by [[DJ Mary]], gives Trainers tips on where they can find different Pokémon species.
* 7.5 - ''[[Pokémon Music Channel|Pokémon Music]]''
:Hosted by [[DJ Ben]], this channel broadcasts two different pieces of music (depending on the day of the week) that affect how often wild Pokémon will appear.
:# Pokémon March - played on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, this upbeat music increases the encounter rate when played.
:# Pokémon Lullaby - played on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, this soothing music calms nearby wild Pokémon, decreasing the encounter rate when played.
* 8.5 - ''[[Lucky Channel]]''
:Hosted by DJ [[Reed]], this show broadcasts a random [[Original Trainer|OT]] [[Trainer ID number|number]], and if any of a Trainer's Pokémon match that number, they can show it to the man on the Radio Tower's ground floor to receive a {{DL|Poké Ball|Generation I Poké Balls|Master Ball}}.  The lottery number changes every Friday.


=== Magnet Train Station ===
===Bill's house===
[[Bill]], the inventor of the Pokémon PC Storage system, lives on the city's western coast with his mother and sister. He is currently away on business in [[Ecruteak City]], but since you are using his system, his sister gives you his phone number. This is a useful way to check how many Pokémon are stored in the current box.


Next to the [[Johto Radio Tower|Radio Tower]] is the [[Magnet Train]] Station.  Currently shut down, this bullet train normally [[Transportation in Pokémon|runs]] between Johto's {{ci|Goldenrod}} and Kanto's {{ci|Saffron}} twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.  This is the quickest way to travel from one region to the other, since the only other method (boarding the [[S.S. Aqua]] in [[Olivine City]] and sailing to [[Vermilion City]]) runs much less frequently, making the [[Magnet Train]] the ideal method of transportation.
After meeting him in Ecruteak, he returns home to {{ci|Goldenrod}}. Stop by his house afterwards to receive a {{p|Eevee|gift}} from him.


=== Goldenrod Dept. Store ===
===Name Rater===
The [[Name Rater]] lives in the house to the west of the Goldenrod Gym. Like his counterpart in [[Lavender Town]], the Name Rater evaluates a Pokémon's nickname, and allows Trainers to think up new nicknames for them.


Located just east of the Poké Center, the [[Goldenrod Department Store]] is the largest shop in Johto (eight floors counting the rooftop and basement), and has a wide array of items on sale.
===Mood Tester===
There are {{DL|Friendship|Evolutions|certain Pokémon}}, like {{p|Espeon}} and {{p|Umbreon}}, that can only be acquired when a Pokémon is happy with its Trainer. The woman in the house near the Bike Shop will evaluate the friendship rating of the first Pokémon in your party. There are {{DL|Friendship|Generation II|many things}} that a Trainer can do in order to raise a Pokémon's friendship, like [[Haircut brothers|grooming]] it or feeding it [[vitamin]]s.


==== Basement ====
===Radio Tower===
The [[Goldenrod Radio Tower|Radio Tower]] stands tall directly aside of the [[Magnet Train|train station]]. The man behind the counter runs a lottery, and hands out prizes if any numbers on your ticket match your ID number. Speak with the woman behind the counter to participate in a quiz, with a [[Pokégear]] {{DL|Pokégear|Radio|Radio Card}} as a prize. Once installed, Trainers can tune into the following programs.


While there are no shops in the basement, taking the elevator downstairs will allow Trainers to find an Ultra Ball, a Burn Heal, and an Ether lying around.
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==== 2nd floor ====


The "Trainer's Market" sells basic equipment and items that Trainers may need during their journeys.
===Magnet Train Station===
Next to the [[Johto Radio Tower|Radio Tower]] is the [[Magnet Train]] Station. Currently shut down, this bullet train normally [[Transportation in Pokémon|runs]] between Johto's {{ci|Goldenrod}} and Kanto's {{ci|Saffron}} twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The other major method of travel between regions—sailing on the [[S.S. Aqua]]—runs much less frequently, making the [[Magnet Train]] the ideal method of transportation.


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===Goldenrod Department Store===
Located just east of the Pokémon Center, the [[Goldenrod Department Store]] is the largest shop in Johto. The behemoth building consists of eight floors, including the rooftop and basement, and has a wide array of items up for sale. With so many supplies at your disposal, you should have little trouble at the [[Goldenrod Gym]].
 
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==== 3rd floor ====
 
The "Battle Connection" sells temporary stat-enhancing items.
 
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==== 4th floor ====
 
A pharmacy known as the "Medicine Box" sells [[Vitamins|permanent stat-enhancing items]] on this floor.
 
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==== 5th floor ====
 
The "TM Corner" located on the fifth floor offers a handful of different [[TM]]s for Trainers to use. <br>
On Sundays, there is a second shopkeeper working here, and she will give Trainers {{TM|27|Return}} if their lead Pokémon is [[Happiness|happy]], and {{TM|21|Frustration}} if it is unhappy.  Speaking with the little girl here unlocks the ''[[Mystery Gift]]'' option.  There is also a man here who is willing to trade his {{p|Drowzee}} for a {{p|Machop}}.  It is a good idea to trade, since the Goldenrod Gym is devoted to {{t|Normal}}-types. [[TM02]] is only up for sale after it is acquired in Ilex Forest. [[TM08]] is only up for sale after acquired on Route 36.
 
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==== 6th floor ====
 
Like at the [[Celadon Department Store]], the "Rooftop Square" houses vending machines that dispense [[Drink|drinks]] that heal a Pokémon's health.
 
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====Basement====
While there are no shops in the basement, you can take the elevator downstairs to find an {{ball|Ultra}}, a {{DL|Status ailment healing item|Burn Heal}}, and an [[Ether]].
====2F====
The Trainer's Market sells basic equipment and items that Trainers may find useful while on their journey.
====3F====
The Battle Connection sells temporary stat-enhancing items.


====4F====
A pharmacy known as the Medicine Box sells [[Vitamin|permanent stat-enhancing items]].


With so many supplies at their disposal, Trainers should have little trouble at the [[Goldenrod Gym]].
====5F====
The TM Corner on the fifth floor offers a handful of different [[Technical Machine]]s for sale. [[TM02]] is available after first acquiring it in Ilex Forest. [[TM08]] is available after first acquiring it on Route 36.


=== Goldenrod Gym ===
On Sundays, there is a second shopkeeper working here, and she will give out {{TM|27|Return}} if a Trainer's lead Pokémon is [[Friendship|happy]], and {{TM|21|Frustration}} if it is unhappy. Speaking with the little girl here unlocks the ''[[Mystery Gift]]'' option. There is also a man who wants a {{p|Drowzee}}, for which he is willing to trade his {{p|Machop}}, a {{t|Fighting}} Pokémon that will have an advantage at the local Gym.


[[Image:Goldenrodgym.png|thumb|right|Goldenrod Gym]]
====6F====
Like at the [[Celadon Department Store]], the Rooftop Square has vending machines that dispense tasty, health-restoring [[Drink|drinks]].
 
===Goldenrod Gym===
[[File:Goldenrod Gym GSC.png|thumb|Goldenrod Gym]]


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The [[Goldenrod Gym]] is devoted to {{t|Normal}}-types. Trainers would be wise to have traded for the {{p|Machop}} in the Dept Store, since {{t|Fighting}}-types are the only type to get a power bonus when battling Normal-types.
The [[Goldenrod Gym]] is devoted to {{type|Normal}} Pokémon. It's a good idea to trade for that {{p|Machop}} in the Department Store, as only {{type|Fighting}} Pokémon get a power bonus when battling Normal types. {{t|Ghost}}s like {{p|Gastly}} cannot be hit by Normal moves, but need a non-Ghost-type attack to damage Normal-type Pokémon. [[Whitney]]'s {{p|Miltank}} can be very difficult to defeat; in addition to having high Defense and Speed, it can use {{m|Milk Drink}} to restore its high HP. As Miltank is female, its {{m|Attract}} move prevents male Pokémon from attacking 50% of the time. The best strategy is to use status ailments; either {{status|poison}} it and bide your time, or put it to {{status|sleep}} and chip away at it.  


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After defeating her, [[Whitney]] sobs uncontrollably, ignoring her victorious opponent altogether.  Unable to receive the {{badge|Plain}}, {{player|frustrated Trainers}} turn to leave when Lass Bridget stops them.  She speaks to Whitney, and the Gym Leader finally gives up the {{badge|Plain}} (which gives a {{stat|Speed}} boost to a Trainer's Pokémon), {{TM|45|Attract}}, and the ability to use {{m|Strength}} outside of battle.


=== Goldenrod Flower Shop ===
[[Whitney]] sobs uncontrollably when she loses, ignoring you altogether. Unable to receive the Badge, you turn to leave when Lass Bridget steps in. She speaks to Whitney, and the Gym Leader finally gives up the {{badge|Plain}}, which gives a {{stat|Speed}} boost to your Pokémon and enables the use {{m|Strength}} in the field. She also gives you {{TM|45|Attract}} as a prize.
 
===Goldenrod Flower Shop===
Before you leave for {{rt|35|Johto}}, stop by the flower shop just east of the Gym. The two women inside talk about an {{p|Sudowoodo|odd tree}} on {{rt|36|Johto}} that actually squirms around to avoid contact with water. One woman gives you a {{key|II|Squirtbottle}} so you can see it for yourself.
 


After defeating Whitney, stop by the flower shop just east of the Gym.  The two women inside talk about an odd {{p|Sudowoodo|moving tree}} on {{rt|36|Johto}} that actually squirms around to avoid contact with water.  An oddity, but Trainers with three badges should have no trouble approaching it.  One woman gives a {{DL|List of key items in Generation II|Squirtbottle}} to any Trainer interested in seeing it for themselves.


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Revision as of 07:43, 24 April 2017

This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for Pokémon Gold and Silver.
These pages follow the original Game Boy Color iteration, not HeartGold and SoulSilver. The guide for those games can be found here.


Goldenrod City

Goldenrod City

Welcome to Goldenrod, the largest metropolis in Johto and sister city to Saffron in Kanto. This sprawling city boasts several major attractions, including a Pokémon Gym, Bike Shop, Game Corner, Radio Tower, and Department Store. There is so much to do in the big city that it's easy to forget about a single shady character. But with a Team Rocket grunt keeping tabs on the Radio Tower, expect to save the city sooner or later. But first thing's first, let's see the sights!


Bike Shop

The Bike Shop has moved to the city's southeast neighborhood from Cerulean City in Kanto, but demand has not been very strong. Since you're traveling so much, the owner asks to loan you a Bicycle in the hopes that the advertising will increase interest, and business will pick up. Riding your new bike is faster than traveling on foot, and he gains new customers—everybody's happy!

Game Corner

Unlike Celadon's Game Corner, this one has no secret entrance to an underground Rocket base. Unfortunately, the games are off-limits without a Coin Case, so Trainers who want to try their luck will have to find one first. After doing so, coins can be purchased at 50 for $1000, or 500 for $10,000. Leave the Game Corner for the southwest, and enter the building marked Underground Entrance.

Left Clerk
Right Clerk


Goldenrod Underground

The Goldenrod Tunnel runs north-south under the west side of the city, with a small access hallway leading to the basement of the Department Store. The underground hallway widens just beyond the first two Trainers, allowing more room for the three shops here.


Bargain Shop

The northern shop is only open on Monday mornings, 4am to 9am. This merchant deals in valuable items; while having no use themselves, they can be resold elsewhere for decent profit. Having some of these items on-hand will help replenish your money if you are defeated in battle.

Bargain Shop


Pokémon Salon

The Pokémon Salon, the center shop, is operated by two brothers. Their services will raise a Pokémon's friendship, though at different rates. The younger brotherSuWeFr charges $300, while the older brotherTuThSa charges $500. Their shop is closed on Mondays.

Herb Shop

The Herb Shop, the southern-most shop, sells medicinal herbs that heal or revive Pokémon and are cheaper than their traditional counterparts. The downside is that Pokémon do not enjoy their bitter taste, so their friendship rating will decrease slightly as a result. This shop is only open on weekends.

Herb Shop


Bill's house

Bill, the inventor of the Pokémon PC Storage system, lives on the city's western coast with his mother and sister. He is currently away on business in Ecruteak City, but since you are using his system, his sister gives you his phone number. This is a useful way to check how many Pokémon are stored in the current box.

After meeting him in Ecruteak, he returns home to Goldenrod. Stop by his house afterwards to receive a gift from him.

Name Rater

The Name Rater lives in the house to the west of the Goldenrod Gym. Like his counterpart in Lavender Town, the Name Rater evaluates a Pokémon's nickname, and allows Trainers to think up new nicknames for them.

Mood Tester

There are certain Pokémon, like Espeon and Umbreon, that can only be acquired when a Pokémon is happy with its Trainer. The woman in the house near the Bike Shop will evaluate the friendship rating of the first Pokémon in your party. There are many things that a Trainer can do in order to raise a Pokémon's friendship, like grooming it or feeding it vitamins.

Radio Tower

The Radio Tower stands tall directly aside of the train station. The man behind the counter runs a lottery, and hands out prizes if any numbers on your ticket match your ID number. Speak with the woman behind the counter to participate in a quiz, with a Pokégear Radio Card as a prize. Once installed, Trainers can tune into the following programs.

Program Host(s) Channel Description
Pokédex Show (no host) 4.5
(4am - 10am)
A show that broadcasts Pokédex entries gathered by the player.
Professor Oak's Pokémon Talk Mary and Oak 4.5
(10am - 4am)
Talk show discussing locations where Pokémon can be found.
Pokémon Music Ben 7.5 Broadcasts different music depending on the day of the week.
The Pokémon MarchSuTuThSa increases the wild encounter rate, while the Pokémon LullabyMoWeFr decreases it.
Lucky Channel Reed 8.5 Broadcasts a random OT number; any Pokémon with a similar ID number earns its Trainer a prize from the welcome center. Changes every Friday.


Magnet Train Station

Next to the Radio Tower is the Magnet Train Station. Currently shut down, this bullet train normally runs between Johto's Goldenrod and Kanto's Saffron twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The other major method of travel between regions—sailing on the S.S. Aqua—runs much less frequently, making the Magnet Train the ideal method of transportation.

Goldenrod Department Store

Located just east of the Pokémon Center, the Goldenrod Department Store is the largest shop in Johto. The behemoth building consists of eight floors, including the rooftop and basement, and has a wide array of items up for sale. With so many supplies at your disposal, you should have little trouble at the Goldenrod Gym.


Basement

While there are no shops in the basement, you can take the elevator downstairs to find an Ultra Ball, a Burn Heal, and an Ether.

2F

The Trainer's Market sells basic equipment and items that Trainers may find useful while on their journey.

3F

The Battle Connection sells temporary stat-enhancing items.

4F

A pharmacy known as the Medicine Box sells permanent stat-enhancing items.

5F

The TM Corner on the fifth floor offers a handful of different Technical Machines for sale. TM02 is available after first acquiring it in Ilex Forest. TM08 is available after first acquiring it on Route 36.

On Sundays, there is a second shopkeeper working here, and she will give out TM27 (Return) if a Trainer's lead Pokémon is happy, and TM21 (Frustration) if it is unhappy. Speaking with the little girl here unlocks the Mystery Gift option. There is also a man who wants a Drowzee, for which he is willing to trade his Machop, a Fighting Pokémon that will have an advantage at the local Gym.

6F

Like at the Celadon Department Store, the Rooftop Square has vending machines that dispense tasty, health-restoring drinks.

Goldenrod Gym

Goldenrod Gym

GOLDENROD CITY
POKéMON GYM
LEADER: WHITNEY

The Incredibly
Pretty Girl!

The Goldenrod Gym is devoted to Normal-type Pokémon. It's a good idea to trade for that Machop in the Department Store, as only Fighting-type Pokémon get a power bonus when battling Normal types. Ghosts like Gastly cannot be hit by Normal moves, but need a non-Ghost-type attack to damage Normal-type Pokémon. Whitney's Miltank can be very difficult to defeat; in addition to having high Defense and Speed, it can use Milk Drink to restore its high HP. As Miltank is female, its Attract move prevents male Pokémon from attacking 50% of the time. The best strategy is to use status ailments; either poison it and bide your time, or put it to sleep and chip away at it.

Goldenrod Gym
The Plain Badge





Whitney sobs uncontrollably when she loses, ignoring you altogether. Unable to receive the Badge, you turn to leave when Lass Bridget steps in. She speaks to Whitney, and the Gym Leader finally gives up the Plain Badge, which gives a Speed boost to your Pokémon and enables the use Strength in the field. She also gives you TM45 (Attract) as a prize.

Goldenrod Flower Shop

Before you leave for Route 35, stop by the flower shop just east of the Gym. The two women inside talk about an odd tree on Route 36 that actually squirms around to avoid contact with water. One woman gives you a Squirtbottle so you can see it for yourself.


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