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---- 19 > Ice Path and Blackthorn City Gym ----
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Video Playthrough Link (Team Rocket in Goldenrod City, & Route 44):
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBCRvlP4Vqw
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Video Playthrough Link (Ice Path): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evrwXY9s1uo
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Video Playthrough Link (Blackthorn City Gym & Dark Cave):
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWBRqXMdut8
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|Route 44|
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Pokémon on Route 44:
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Poliwag (water)
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Items on Route 44:
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Burnt Berry
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Ultra Ball
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Take the elevator and stairs back down, leave the building, fly back to Mahogany
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Town, heal at the Pokemon Center, and head east onto Route 44.
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Psychic Phil
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Level 24 Natu (565 EXP)
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Level 24 Kadabra (807 EXP)
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You get: 832G
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Head up to grab the Burnt Berry from the tree, then the item east of that
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trainer (Max Repel). Continue heading east and talk to the Fisherman. Also, you
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get another call from your Mom. Should you really have trusted my advice at the
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beginning of this walkthrough to give your mom access to your bank funds? No
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comment.
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Fisher Edgar
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Level 25 Remoraid (417 EXP)
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Level 25 Remoraid (417 EXP)
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You get: 1000G
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Keep heading east...
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Cooltrainer Cybil
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Level 25 Butterfree (854 EXP)
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Level 25 Bellossom (985 EXP)
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You get: 1200G
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Keep heading east along this strange route after you beat her...
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Cooltrainer Allen
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Level 27 Chameleon (820 EXP)
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You get: 1296G
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Wow, that's two straight trainers that give you respect. You got game. Go pat
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yourself on the back. Continue along the path, and then when you can go up, grab
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the Ultra Ball. Then head along the northern route around the lake and you'll
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find more trainers.
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PoKeManiac Zach
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Level 27 Rhyhorn (780 EXP)
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You get: 1620G
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Then talk to the fisherman to the west. He screams at you for losing a Poliwag
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that he was trying to catch. Kind of sounds like it was his fault for not paying
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attention, am I right?
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Fisher Wilton
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Level 23 Goldeen (546 EXP)
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Level 23 Goldeen (546 EXP)
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Level 25 Seaking (910 EXP)
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You get: 1000G
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Now head back east...
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Bird Keeper Vance
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Level 25 Pidgeotto (604 EXP)
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Level 25 Pidgeotto (604 EXP)
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You get: 600G
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Now, you'll be heading into the Ice Path. Good luck with the puzzles! You got
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this! By this, I mean a puzzle game in the middle of a role-playing game. Fly
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back to Mahogany Town to heal at the Pokémon Center. Make sure you have a
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Pokémon with HM Strength, because your 10-year old character isn't buff enough
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to move boulders physically or with his mind. Then ride all the way east back
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down to the route to a cave called the Ice Path.
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|Ice Path|
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Pokémon found in the Ice Path:
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#042 Golbat
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#124 Jynx
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#220 Swinub
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#225 Delibird (Silver only)
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Items found in the Ice Path:
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Full Heal
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Iron
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Nevermeltice
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PP Up
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HM07 Waterfall
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TM44 Rest
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The Ice Path has several puzzles. Follow the ice path. The first one's simple:
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right, down, right, down. Then, go up the stairs, follow the route, go down the
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stairs, follow the route, and you'll hit your first ice maze. Go up, left, up,
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right, up, right, down, left, up, left, down, right, down, right, up, and then
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right. Also, get ambushed by Golbats and Swinubs. Aren't those Swinubs so cute?
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Maybe it's not so bad to get ambushed by them after all.
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When you complete this first ice maze, get HM07 Waterfall. To do so, head right
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(from the bottom square), up, right, left, down, left, and right to take the HM.
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Afterwards, just go left, down, and left to get out of the area. HM07 Waterfall
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is a good move that you can teach to water types later. Head up the stairway and
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along the icy path. Head down the stairs and then down the ladder.
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The next puzzle is in the next room. There are four boulders and four holes that
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the boulders can fall into. You'll want a Pokémon with the HM Strength.
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Let's get the first boulder down the southwest hole. Move the bottom boulder
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right, then 6 squares down, 3 squares to the left, 1 square up, 1 square to the
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left, and 2 squares up. There goes one boulder.
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Now let's get the second boulder. Go all the way to the right and then up. Move
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that boulder 1 square to the left, 4 squares down, 1 square to the right, 2
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squares down, and then 5 squares down.
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The bottom path has another boulder. You've moved the right one down, now let's
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move the left one up. Push this boulder two up, then one left, and two up.
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Simply push it two to the right, then up, and then left to smack it in. Fall
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through the hole below it and then go left, up, and right to snag the item, Full
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Heal! Head down the ladder then rock smash the rock near you. Grab the
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Nevermeltice, then head right and go up, down the stairs, and with the ladder
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going down, to the next stage.
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Finally, there's the remaining one. Move that one two to the left, then three
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up, then push that one back down one. Then push it left one and down one.
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Head to the right side, and then you'll want to slide down to the part before
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you fall off. Find the stairway, then go the opposite direction and slide down.
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Slide right and you have the TM for Rest, TM44. Now go left and up, then go back
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around. This time, go up the stairway and down the other one and you'll reach an
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island of solid ice in which you can go up the ladder.
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Move towards the right and down the stairway. Then go left, down, left, and then
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down. Simply head left on the weird slippery ice path to get that Iron. Once you
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head back out, go right, up, right, down, left, up, left, up, and then left.
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Woot. You're done. Climb up the steps and go up the ladder.
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Go up even more steps to get the Protein, then slide down at the very left to
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grab a PP Up. Slide back up and drop anywhere in the middle of the area and then
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go down from there. Walk out of the cave and finally, into Blackthorn City!
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|Blackthorn City|
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Head southwest and heal your Pokémon at the Pokémon Center. In the northeast
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house, there's a lady that would trade her Rhydon for a Dragonair. In the house
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in the south, the Move Deleter can delete HM moves from your Pokémon.
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|Blackthorn City|
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When you reach Blackthorn City, make sure you restock on Ultra Balls so you're
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back up to 30 Ultra Balls. Then heal your Pokémon at the Pokémon Center and
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deposit any extraneous items. In the northeast house, there's a lady that would
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trade her Rhydon for a Dragonair. In the house in the south, the Move Deleter
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can delete HM moves from your Pokémon.
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Head up to the top of the city to reach the gym. This is a dragon-based gym, the
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first of its kind!
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If you're just leveling up your Starter, your lineup should look something like
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this:
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Level 57 Starter Evolution
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Level 30 Gyarados
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Level 22 Sudowoodo
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Level 21 Tentacool
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Level 10 Kenya the Spearow
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Level 6 Bellsprout
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If you have a balanced lineup, your team might look like this:
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Level 36 Gyarados
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Level 35 Raticate
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Level 35 Quilava
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Level 15 Dratini
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Level 4 Wooper
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Head left to fight your first trainer battle. If you are just using your starter
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Pokémon, the HM move Strength should take out every trainer in the gym,
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including the gym leader. The advice below would be for a more balanced lineup.
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If you're doing that, Gyarados should do pretty good damage with that Dragon
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Rage.
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Cooltrainer Paul
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Level 34 Dratini (487 EXP)
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Level 34 Dratini (487 EXP)
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Level 34 Dratini (487 EXP)
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You get: 1632G
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Move up above him and head up the stairs. You'll find out you need to move even
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more boulders. Use any Pokémon that you have that has Strength. For the two
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above you, move the right one up two, and the left one down two and into the
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hole. Now head down to fight...
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Cooltrainer Fran
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Level 37 Seadra (1228 EXP)
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You get: 1776G
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You'll see two more boulders nearby. Push the right one down three, and the left
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one up nine, then to the right two to make that fall. Head up to fight the last
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dragon trainer on this level.
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Cooltrainer Cody
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Level 34 Horsea (604 EXP)
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Level 36 Seadra (1195 EXP)
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You get: 1728G
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Push the boulder right next to you three to the right, then move the other one
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down one. Easy. Now, head down the stairs you saw earlier next to the second
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hole you encountered. Head two up, then to the left to fight that trainer.
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Cooltrainer Mike
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Level 37 Dragonair (1141 EXP)
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You get: 1776G
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Head across the boulder path you just created and then to the final trainer
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before Clair.
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Cooltrainer Lola
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Level 34 Dratini (487 EXP)
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Level 36 Dragonair (1110 EXP)
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You get: 1728G
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Now that you've finished beating everyone, use the warps to return to the
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entrance to heal at the Pokémon Center, if needed.
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Save before you battle, and make sure you have a few Revives, Full Heals, and
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Hyper Potions in case you need it. Clair says she can hold her own against the
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Elite Four as the dragon master. We'll see about that, my good friend!
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GYM LEADER CLAIR
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Level 37 Dragonair (1141 EXP)
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Level 37 Dragonair (1141 EXP)
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Level 40 Kingdra (1773 EXP)
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Level 37 Dragonair (1141 EXP)
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You get: Rising Badge, 4,000G, TM24 (Dragon Breath)
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Strategy VERSUS Dragonairs: Use HM Strength to do a lot of damage, or Body Slam
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if you have that on a Meganium. Try not to use grass, fire, or water moves, as
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the Dragonairs resist those moves. Beware: Dragonairs can use Fire Blast, which
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can do a decent amount of damage against a Meganium, and Thunder Wave, which can
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paralyze your Pokémon from being able to attack.
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Strategy VERSUS Kingdra: Kingdra is a water Pokémon that can use dragon moves
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like Dragon Pulse. Grass and normal moves are ideal here from your starter.
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This would be your 8th badge, but Clair won't give you it just yet. Apparently,
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she's a sore loser and she won't give you the badge until you get the Dragon
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Fang in the Dragon's Den. Now, leave the gym.
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|Dragon's Den|
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Pokémon in Dragon's Den:
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#129 Magikarp
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#147 Dratini
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Items in Dragon's Den:
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TM24 Dragonbreath
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The Dragon's Den is located across the sea above the gym. Make sure you have in
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your lineup a water Pokémon that can use the HMs Surf and Waterfall. Heal at the
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Pokémon Center, then head in talking to the bodyguard in front of it. Does that
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guy just stand out there every day? That's a pretty boring work shift. Go in,
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head down the ladder, and go through the door, and then you'll get to battle.
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Surf around counterclockwise from the left side and you'll spot a Whirlpool.
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Remove it, then keep surfing eastward. Eventually, you'll find Dragon Fang just
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lying on the ground. Clair will then come and give you the Rising Badge and TM24
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(Dragon Breath). She insists that it's not her own breath. Maybe it's the breath
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one of our Dragonairs. No one will ever know. It's a state secret.
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Clair then gives you instructions to go to the Pokémon League, by heading from
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New Bark Town and surfing east to the Pokémon League. She tells you that she'll
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feel even worse if you lost at the Pokémon League because she lost to you so you
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must win.
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Now head back out the way you came and when you leave the cave (at the
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entrance), Professor Elm will give you a call. If you swing by the lab, you'll
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get something really awesome. However, Elm still has his last starter Pokémon
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just sitting out there, waiting to be stolen by your thief Rival again. Elm
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doesn't really know how to properly store his valuables. Head to the Pokémon
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Center and heal your Pokémon.
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(c20)
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