Appendix:Yellow walkthrough/Section 5: Difference between revisions

Pewter City to Cerulean City

New Routes/Cities used in this section

Pewter City

Route 3

Route 4

Mt. Moon

Pewter City

Upon arriving in Pewter City take a chance to heal at the Pokémon center just north from where you entered. Up and right from the Pokémart for you to stock up on items and north of there is two entrances to the Museum of Science. The museum holds interesting information but nothing crucial to the plot. The side entrance lead to behind the counter where a scientist will give you an Old Amber, once you are able to get to Cinnabar Island you can restore this to get an Aerodactyl.

File:PkmnYMuseum.PNG Unfortunately Cut is needed here as well.

Trying to leave town by the east exit will prompt a man to tell you to challenge Brock at the Gym, he takes you there. Defeating Brock earns you your first Badge and thus advances the story.

Pewter City Gym

File:PkmnYBrock.PNG

• Only one Jr.Trainer stands before the Gym Leader and is optional.

Trainer	Pokémon
Jr. Trainer Jr. Trainer Reward: $180	Diglett Lv.9 No item
	Sandshrew Lv.9 No item

• Geodude shouldn't pose to much of a challenge for Mankey or the Nidorans with Low Kick and Double Kick respectively, if at low levels then be sure to use move like Growl or Tail Whip while Onix is using Bide.

Template:PartyHeader Template:PartyBody12 Template:PartyFooter File:Boulderbadge.png Defeating Brock earns you the Boulderbadge and TM 34 which contains Bide. It also increases your Pokémons attack stat and lets you use Flash outside of battle.

You are now able to leave the city by the east exit but remember to heal and stock up on items first. If you are a new player you might like to pick up a couple of Escape Ropes for the upcoming cave Mt. Moon.

Route 3

These Pokémon are catchable in the grass near the end of Route 3.

Pokémon		Games			Location	Levels	Rate
Gift Pokémon
	Magikarp	R	B	Y	Pokémon Center	5	Purchasable for $500
Grass
	Rattata	R	B	Y	Grass	10-12	15%
	Spearow	R	B	Y	Grass	8-12	55%
	Sandshrew	R	B	Y	Grass	8-10	15%
	Mankey	R	B	Y	Grass	9	15%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

• It is highly advised not to purchase a Magikarp as this can be seen as nothing more than a scam. Once you have recieved the Old Rod you will never be short of Magikarp to catch.

• This is a list of trainers you will meet in the order most likely.

Trainer	Pokémon
Lass Lass Reward: $135	Pidgey Lv.9 No item
	Pidgey Lv.9 No item
Bug Catcher Bug Catcher Reward: $100	Caterpie Lv.10 No item
	Weedle Lv.10 No item
	Caterpie Lv.10 No item
Youngster Youngster Reward: $165	Rattata Lv.11 No item
	Ekans Lv.11 No item
Bug Catcher Bug Catcher Reward: $90	Weedle Lv.9 No item
	Kakuna Lv.9 No item
	Caterpie Lv.9 No item
	Metapod Lv.9 No item
Youngster Youngster Reward: $210	Spearow Lv.14 No item
Lass Lass Reward: $150	Rattata Lv.10 No item
	Nidoran♂ Lv.10 No item
Bug Catcher Bug Catcher Reward: $110	Caterpie Lv.11 No item
	Metapod Lv.11 No item
Lass Lass Reward: $210	Jigglypuff Lv.14 No item

Route 3 is a short path from Pewter City that leads to Mt. Moon via Route 4. Once you have defeated the first Trainer follow the path North. There is a lone trainer waiting down a ledge. Hopping down will cause you to make a detour, but its a very short one. Make your way back along the top of the Route and it will then head down. You will have come across one of only two patches of grass on this Route and your last Trainer.

File:PkmnYRoute3.PNGIf your Pokémon are feeling tired, sneak behind this Lass and continue.

Head along to the East as the path bends North, South and then back to the North where a Pokémon Center lies situated at the foot of Mt. Moon.

• The game labels the entrance to Mt. Moon and the Pokémon Center as Route 4, but the main part of the Route is after Mt. Moon.

File:PkmnYMagikarp.PNGThis guy who sells Magikarp is a Scam Artist, don't take him up on his offer.

Heal your Pokémon and prepare for the hard task that is Mt. Moon.

Planning for the second Gym Although you have Pikachu to help you against your second Gym, (which is against Misty a water type Trainer) a back up wouldn't go amiss. Paras is the first Grass Type you are going to meet obtainable in Mt. Moon, he will do fine with his Absorb move, there is also Oddish and Bellsprout available after Mt. Moon. In preparation for your third badge it wouldn't hurt to catch a Sandshrew on Route 3 while your here.

Mt. Moon

These are the Pokémon catchable in this cave, Clefairy being the hardest to find, a second Clefairy is needed for an in-game trade later on in the game, so catching two is a good idea.

1F

Pokémon		Games			Location	Levels	Rate
	Sandshrew	R	B	Y	Walking	12	4%
	Clefairy	R	B	Y	Walking	9-11	1%
	Zubat	R	B	Y	Walking	6-11	75%
	Geodude	R	B	Y	Walking	10	20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

B1F

Pokémon		Games			Location	Levels	Rate
	Clefairy	R	B	Y	Walking	10-12	5%
	Zubat	R	B	Y	Walking	8-11	65%
	Paras	R	B	Y	Walking	9-11	10%
	Geodude	R	B	Y	Walking	10-11	20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

B2F

Pokémon		Games			Location	Levels	Rate
	Clefairy	R	B	Y	Walking	9-13	10%
	Zubat	R	B	Y	Walking	10-13	60%
	Paras	R	B	Y	Walking	13	15%
	Geodude	R	B	Y	Walking	11	15%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.