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---- 34 > Routes 19-20 and Viridian City Gym ----
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Video Playthrough Link (Seafoam Islands Gym, Routes 19-22, 28, & Viridian City
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Gym): https://youtu.be/wgql5WCnx4g
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|Route 20|
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East on Route 20 and to Route 19 are optional, but if you take that route,
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you'll get to fight a few more trainers. Surf down and right to face the swimmer
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in the water.
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Swimmer Lori
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Level 32 Starmie (1419 EXP)
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Level 32 Starmie (1419 EXP)
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You get: 640G
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Head right, then up, to one more trainer.
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Swimmer Nicole
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Level 29 Marill (360 EXP)
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Level 29 Marill (360 EXP)
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Level 32 Lapras (1501 EXP)
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You get: 640G
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Head right and up to Route 19!
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|Route 19|
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You'll find a drowning guy next to a girl. Talk to the guy for a battle.
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Swimmer Tucker
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Level 30 Shellder (622 EXP)
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Level 34 Cloyster (1479 EXP)
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You get: 272G
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Talk to him again. Yep, seems like he is drowning. Now. talk to the girl to
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battle her. She's apparently disgusted by wimpy people like her boyfriend.
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Swimmer Dawn
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Level 34 Seaking (1237 EXP)
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You get: 680G
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There's one more trainer. Head up, then right a little.
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Swimmer Jerome
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Level 26 Seadra (862 EXP)
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Level 28 Tentacool (630 EXP)
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Level 30 Tentacruel (1317 EXP)
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Level 28 Goldeen (666 EXP)
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You get: 224G
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And that's all the trainers! You can't go further north because you'll be
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blocked by those boulders south of Fuchsia City. So, fly back to Viridian City
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instead.
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|Viridian City|
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First, heal at the Pokémon Center. Blue is no pushover. He's not a one-trick
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pony. He has more than one type of Pokémon. He's one of only two trainers that
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are tougher than Champion Lance in the whole game. There aren't any other
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trainers in this gym, though, so Blue appears to have filled the whole gym with
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Legos.
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Save before you talk to Blue. He doesn't think that highly of you conquering
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Johto. He may have a point, as his Pokemon are much higher level than the Johto
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gym leaders and even the other Kanto gym leaders. But you can prove him wrong
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right here. You'll want to make sure you're hitting with high powered attacks
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for the most part, but also familiar with type strengths and weaknesses.
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GYM LEADER BLUE
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Level 56 Pidgeot (2064 EXP)
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Level 54 Alakazam (2151 EXP)
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Level 56 Rhydon (2448 EXP)
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Level 58 Gyarados (2659 EXP)
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Level 58 Exeggutor (2634 EXP)
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Level 58 Arcanine (2646 EXP)
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You get: Earth Badge, 5,800G
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Strategy VERSUS Pidgeot: Pidgeot is a normal and flying type which will use Air
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Slash as one of its flying type moves. Pidgeot can be hit with rocks or
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electrocuted. Okay, that sure sounds violent when I put it that way. Like
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Arcanine, Pidgeot also has a switch-out move named Whirlwind, which can scramble
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your lineup. Use your highest-powered attack from your highest level Pokémon
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that is not a ground type move.
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Strategy VERSUS Alakazam: Alakazam's a psychic type, so don't use fighting moves
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against it. Otherwise, you can use your highest powered attack (e.g., HM
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Strength), which is likely coming from your starter evolution.
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Strategy VERSUS Rhydon: Rhydon is a rock and ground type. Use your
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highest-powered attack from your highest level Pokémon that is not a normal
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move. Good moves to use against Rhydon include any of Meganium's grass moves,
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water moves like Hydro Pump or HM Surf from Lugia or Feraligatr, as well as ice
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and fighting moves.
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Strategy VERSUS Gyarados: Gyarados is a water and flying type, which is news to
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everyone, because it is a dragon type and can't fly. Use your highest-powered
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attack from your highest level Pokémon that is not a ground type move. If one of
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your Pokémon has TM Thunder (e.g., Ho-Oh), you can use it to great effect here.
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Strategy VERSUS Exeggutor: Two of Exeggutor's favorite moves are Psychic and
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Hypnosis. Beware of Exeggutor's Hypnosis, which will put your Pokémon to sleep.
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Use your highest-powered attack from your highest level Pokémon that isn't a
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grass or psychic type move, like Body Slam or Strength. Fire moves work well
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against this grass and psychic type. Water types like Feraligatr could run into
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a bit more trouble due to the type weakness.
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Strategy VERSUS Arcanine: Arcanine is a fire type, so don't use grass or fire
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type moves. Water moves like HM Surf work well, plus any high-powered move of
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other types generally.
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With Blue defeated, you now have all 16 badges. Blue is completely surprised but
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gives you the badge. He says he'll beat you back one day. Talk to him again and
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he says you must not lose until he beats you.
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Head out of the gym and heal at the Pokémon Center. The game still isn't over!
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There are no credits yet. There are still a few things you can do before you
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clear Kanto.
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(c35)
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