Poké Seer

Poké Seer おみとおし Seer
Gender	Female
Eye color	Black
Hair color	Gray
Hometown	Cianwood City
Region	Johto
Generation	II
Games	Crystal

The Poké Seer (Japanese: おみとおし Seer) is an elderly woman who sees information about a Pokémon. She is exclusively found in Pokémon Crystal, where she resides in a small house in the north of Cianwood City.

She appears with the same overworld sprite as the Medium, except with pink clothes (instead of gray).

She has been also referred to as Pokémon Seer.

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• Mechanics
• Quotes
  • Pokémon Crystal
• In other languages
• References
• See also

Mechanics

She can tell where, when, and at which level a Pokémon in the Trainer's party was met. In the case of outsider Pokémon, she will ask if it was received in a trade from its Original Trainer; in the Japanese versions, she will use the honorific ～くん -kun or ～ちゃん -chan depending on the OT's gender. She will also comment on the Pokémon's strength, based on its current level.

The Poké Seer is the only way to see this data in Pokémon Crystal, though this data can also be viewed in Pokémon Stadium 2. From Generation III onwards, this data was made available via the summary instead.

Whether meeting data (OT gender, area, time, and level) is present depends on the game it originated from and which games it has visited.

• In Pokémon Crystal, the meeting data is recorded for all Pokémon caught or obtained in-game.
  • For Pokémon received from in-game trades or as a gift with a different OT, the OT gender and location is recorded, but no time or level.
  • For Pokémon received from an event, the OT gender, time, and level is recorded, but no location.
• In Pokémon Gold and Silver, alongside Generation I games, this data is not recorded for any Pokémon. However, caught data from Pokémon traded from Crystal is preserved in Gold and Silver, but permanently lost if the Pokémon is transferred to Generation I.
• In Pokémon Stadium 2, this data is preserved while moving Pokémon with the PC, but permanently lost if the Pokémon is left in the party or the GB Boxes in a Generation I game once changes are saved.

Part of the data (time and level met) is stored as one byte. The upper two bits represent the time it was met, and the lower six bits represent the level it was met, which means the data can only be interpreted correctly for Pokémon met at or below level 63. For example, a level 70 Pokémon met in the morning will be reported as a level 6 Pokémon met in the day by the Poké Seer. Since the highest level a wild Pokémon can be encountered at in Pokémon Crystal is 60, and all event Pokémon in Generation II have their met level set to 5, this bug cannot be seen legitimately.

Quotes

Pokémon Crystal

Intro

"I see all. I know all... Certainly, I know of your Pokémon!"

Talking about a Pokémon

• A Pokémon with the player as its Original Trainer:

"Hm... I see you met <Pokémon> in <location>! The time was <time>! Its level was <level>! Am I good or what?"

• An outsider Pokémon:

"Hm... <Pokémon> came from <OT> in a trade? <location> was where <OT> met <Pokémon>! The time was <time>! Its level was <level>! Am I good or what?"

• A Pokémon from an in-game trade or without meeting data:

"Whaaaat? I can't tell a thing! How could I not know of this?"

• A Pokémon from an event:

"What!? Incredible! I don't understand how, but it is incredible! You are special. I can't tell where you met it, but it was at level <level>. Am I good or what?"

• A Pokémon Egg:

"Hey! That's an Egg! You can't say that you've met it yet..."

Talking about a Pokémon's level (after talking about the Pokémon)

• Pokémon's level is 9 or lower (or from 101 to 255):

"Incidentally... It would be wise to raise your Pokémon with a little more care."

• Pokémon's level is from 10 to 29:

"Incidentally... It seems to have grown a little. <Pokémon> seems to be becoming more confident."

• Pokémon's level is from 30 to 59:

"Incidentally... <Pokémon> has grown. It's gained much strength."

• Pokémon's level is from 60 to 89:

"Incidentally... It certainly has grown mighty! This <Pokémon> must have come through numerous Pokémon battles. It looks brimming with confidence."

• Pokémon's level is from 90 to 100:

"Incidentally... I'm impressed by your dedication. It's been a long time since I've seen a Pokémon as mighty as this <Pokémon>. I'm sure that seeing <Pokémon> in battle would excite anyone."

If the player does not ask about any Pokémon

"Fufufu! I saw that you'd do nothing!"

In other languages

Language		Title
French		Pokédevin
German		Poké-Orakel
Italian		Pokéveggente
Spanish		Pokévidente

See also

• List of locations by index number in Generation II

Non-player characters in the core series games

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