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Revision as of 18:46, 20 September 2017
- This article is about the Underground Path in Kanto Routes 7 and 8. For the Underground Path in Kanto Routes 5 and 6, see Underground Path (Kanto Routes 5-6).
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The Underground Path (Japanese: ちかつうろ Underground Path) between Routes 7 and 8 is located directly underneath Saffron City and terminates just to the east and to the west of Saffron City.
Route description
The path is a long, dark hallway that travels under Saffron City. Despite the cave-like lighting of the path, there is no threat of being attacked by wild Pokémon. Occasionally, by using an Itemfinder, items that Trainers have dropped along the path can be found and retrieved.
In Generations II and IV, this path was closed due to many ill-mannered Trainer battles.
Items
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Nugget | Thirty-five tiles west of the Route 8 stairway (hidden) | R B Y |
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Elixer | Nineteen tiles east of the Route 7 stairway (hidden) | R B Y |
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Ice Heal | Three steps to the east from the second lamp (from east to west) one step south from the northern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Antidote | Five steps to the west from the second lamp (from east to west) next to the southern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Ether | Two steps to the west from the third lamp (from east to west) next to the northern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Burn Heal | Two steps to the west from the fourth lamp (from east to west) one step south from the northern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Awakening | One step to the west from the fourth lamp (from west to east) one step north from the southern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Parlyz Heal | Five steps to the west from the third lamp (from west to east) one step north from the southern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
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Potion | Five steps to the east from the first lamp (from west to east) one step south from the northern wall (hidden) | FR LG |
Differences among generations
The only difference across all four generations was the removal of the Underground Path as a playable area in Generations II and IV. The reason is explained in a note from the Celadon Police left on the signpost to the Underground Path in Route 7.
There is no equivalent notice on Route 8's entrance, though the signpost there does imply that it used to have one. It is possible that the Bikers fought there are responsible since one of them comments about the police closing it down.
In the manga
In the Pokémon Adventures manga
Although the Underground Path doesn't make an actual appearance in Pokémon Adventures, the map of Red's journey in volume 2 shows that he used it as a shortcut to Celadon City between That Awful Arbok! and Wartortle Wars.
In other languages
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See also
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This article is part of Project Routes, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every route in the Pokémon world. |
