gen1recomp/docs/gold-walkthrough/section-21-power-plant-and-cerulean-city-gym.txt

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Video Playthrough Link (Routes 9-10 & 24, Rock Tunnel, & Kanto Power Plant):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr2hFv0JgM8

Video Playthrough Link (Route 25, Cerulean City Gym, Lavender Town, & Celadon
City Gym): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxbOG0kR4QE

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|Route 5|
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Items on Route 5:

Cleanse Tag

Heal at the Pokémon Center, then head north through the route-changing station
and north onto Route 5. There are no trainers here, just that man who's blocking
the entire door to the Underground Path. If you bike all the way up to Cerulean
City, you can hop down some ledges on your BMX bike to the old Daycare Center
from Red, Blue, and Yellow. Inside is a lady who will give you a Cleanse Tag to
ward off shadows. Now, actually head north into Cerulean City.

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|Cerulean City|
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You can talk to the people in Cerulean City but no one will give you any items
here. The Bike Shop from Red, Blue, and Yellow has moved to Goldenrod City.
That's why you have to show off your bike in Kanto for the bike sales of a shop
owner that you don't really care about, but you like getting free things.

Enter the Cerulean City Gym and go up and you'll find that no one is there.
Where's Misty? Make sure you have Pokémon that can use Cut and Surf, then head
east onto Route 9 through the northeast part of town.

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|Route 9|
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Pokémon found on Route 9:

#019 Rattata
#020 Raticate
#021 Spearow
#022 Fearow
#056 Mankey (Gold only)
#057 Primeape (Gold only)

Cut the tree at the entrance. Keep heading east and you'll fight some trainers. 

Picnicker Edna
Level 30 Nidorina (751 EXP)
Level 34 Raichu (888 EXP)
You get: 680G

Go above her and you'll find another trainer.

Camper Sid
Level 32 Dugtrio (1048 EXP)
Level 29 Poliwrath (1149 EXP)
Level 29 Primeape (925 EXP)
You get: 580G

Head back down and right to another trainer.

Camper Dean
Level 33 Golduck (1230 EXP)
Level 31 Sandslash (1081 EXP)
You get: 620G

Head right on the green, bottom path for a bit and you'll face a hiker.

Hiker Sidney
Level 34 Dugtrio (1114 EXP)
Level 32 Onix (739 EXP)
You get: 1024G

Head back up to Camper Dean, and keep going up and to the right to another
hiker.

Hiker Tim
Level 31 Graveler (889 EXP)
Level 31 Graveler (889 EXP)
Level 31 Graveler (889 EXP)
You get: 992G

Head east for your final battle on the route.

Picnicker Heidi
Level 32 Skiploom (931 EXP)
Level 32 Skiploom (931 EXP)
You get: 640G

Head further east and you'll end up on the northern part of Route 10.

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|Route 10|
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Pokémon found on Route 10:
#020 Raticate
#021 Spearow
#022 Fearow
#100 Voltorb
#118 Goldeen (Water)
#119 Seaking (Water)
#125 Electabuzz
#195 Quagsire

There's a Pokémon Center in the middle of nowhere. The Rock Tunnel is to your
left, but don't enter just yet. Instead, head back up and surf down the river
until you hit a dead end and you'll be at the Power Plant.

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|Kanto Power Plant|
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Talk to the power plant employees, including the manager on the right side.
Someone stole the Machine Part powering the Magnet Plan. Some are depressed, and
others are furious. Thievery!! As you try to leave, they'll learn that a
mysterious man in Cerulean that may have done the thievery. Fly back to Cerulean
City.

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|Cerulean City|
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Head into the Cerulean City gym and a Team Rocket member will run into you.
He'll speak in broken English. It's pretty funny. He'll leave the gym. Head up
to Route 24.

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|Route 24|
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Pokémon on Route 24:

#063 Abra
#069 Bellsprout
#070 Weepinbell

You'll find the Team Rocket guy, with his strange grammar, on what was the
Nugget Bridge. He's pretty easy to beat, but what a fun guy.

Rocket Grunt
Level 30 Golbat (1098 EXP)
You get: 1200G

After that ridiculously easy victory, he'll tell you to look for the Machine
Part in the middle of the Cerulean Gym. You could go to the gym now, but it
makes more sense to keep walking up to Route 25.

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|Route 25|
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Pokémon on Route 25:

#063 Abra
#069 Bellsprout

Items on Route 25:

Nugget
Potion
Protein

If you take the northwest path, you'll find a Potion under a bush. Can you
really trust medication from a random bush? No harm, no foul, I guess. You can
then head east where six schoolyard bullies want to beat you up under the guise
of giving you a prize.

Schoolboy Dudley
Level 35 Oddish (585 EXP)
You get: 1120G

Lass Ellen
Level 30 Wigglytuff (700 EXP)
Level 34 Granbull (1296 EXP)
You get: 816G

Schoolboy Joe
Level 33 Tangela (1173 EXP)
Level 33 Vaporeon (1386 EXP)
You get: 1056G

Lass Laura
Level 28 Gloom (792 EXP)
Level 31 Pidgeotto (750 EXP)
Level 31 Bellossom (1221 EXP)
You get: 744G

Before you can even move, there comes the fifth trainer, pouncing on his prey.
Just kidding, he's actually the prey.

Camper Lloyd
Level 34 Nidoking (1420 EXP)
You get: 680G

Lass Shannon
Level 29 Paras (435 EXP)
Level 29 Paras (435 EXP)
Level 32 Parasect (877 EXP)
You get: 768G

Where's the prize? Did they lie to you? That's really mean. Keep going right and
you'll fight some random person who was just waiting for your Pokémon to get
weakened before fighting you.

Super Nerd Pat
Level 36 Porygon (1002 EXP)
You get: 1152G

After you beat the Super Nerd, keep going right and that guy will give you a
Nugget. They sell for 5,000G at the Pokemarts.

Cut the tree above Pat and then grab a free Protein. Head on east to what was
Bill's place in Red, Blue, and Yellow. You'll see that Misty is on a date. Ooh
la la. The guy quickly runs away when he sees you. You could outrun him on a
bike but you're a kind soul who wouldn't do such a thing. But Misty is pissed.
You're a pest now. But she does spot your shiny Johto badges and say that she
would battle you.

Now, enter Bill's House and you'll find his grandfather there. We don't know
where Bill is, but at least he didn't turn into a Pokémon. If you show his
grandfather certain Pokémon like Growlithe, Lickitung, Oddish, Pichu, or Staryu,
he'll give you the respective rewards of a Fire Stone, an Everstone, a Leaf
Stone, a Thunder Stone, and a Water Stone.

Now, fly back to Cerulean City.

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|Cerulean City|
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Item in Cerulean City Gym:

Machine Part

Heal at the Pokémon Center. Then head into the Cerulean City Gym. This is a
water type gym, so grass and electric type moves work well. Or you can just use
your highest-powered moves throughout the gym. Head on the left path to fight
the first swimmer.

Swimmer Briana
Level 35 Seaking (1275 EXP)
Level 35 Seaking (1275 EXP)
You get: 700G

You'll be next to a lake that is four squares (2x2). Press A on the top left
water square and you'll get the Machine Part that the Team Rocket Grunt
previously hid. Now, head on the right path to face another swimmer.

Swimmer Parker
Level 32 Horsea (568 EXP)
Level 32 Horsea (568 EXP)
Level 35 Seadra (1162 EXP)
You get: 280G

Move up to take on the final trainer before Misty.

Swimmer Diana
Level 37 Golduck (1378 EXP)
You get: 740G

If you need to heal at the Pokémon Center, do so. In any case, you can now fight
Misty for the 11th gym badge, you pest.

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GYM LEADER MISTY
Level 42 Golduck (1566 EXP)
Level 42 Quagsire (1233 EXP)
Level 44 Lapras (2064 EXP)
Level 47 Starmie (2083 EXP)
You get: Cascade Badge, 4,700G
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Strategy VERSUS Golduck: It seems that Misty has finally evolved her Psyduck.
Golduck has a move that can disable one of your Pokémon's four moves. Use your
highest powered move, ideally with your starter. You can also use grass or
electric moves. Don't use fire or water moves. 

Strategy VERSUS Lapras: Use your highest powered move, ideally with your
starter. You can also use grass or electric moves. Don't use fire or water
moves.

Strategy VERSUS Starmie: Use your highest powered move, ideally with your
starter. You can also use grass, electric, or dark moves, as Starmie is also a
psychic move. Don't use fire, water, or fighting moves.

Strategy VERSUS Quagsire: Use your highest powered move, ideally with your
starter. You can also use grass or electric moves. Don't use fire or water
moves. Beware of Quagsire's Earthquake if you have Typhlosion.

After Misty falls, you get your 11th badge and 4,700G. Nice!

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