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---- 28 > Rock Tunnel and Celadon City Gym ----
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Video Playthrough Link (Route 25, Cerulean City Gym, Lavender Town, & Celadon
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City Gym): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxbOG0kR4QE
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|Power Plant|
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Item in Power Plant:
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TM07 Zap Cannon
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Heal at the Pokémon Center and make sure you have a Pokémon in your lineup that
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has the HMs Cut, Surf, and Flash. Head east on Route 9 and surf to the Power
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Plant again. Head in and talk to the Manager, and he'll give you a reward for
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the Machine Part: TM07 Zap Cannon! Now surf back up to Route 10 and enter Rock
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Tunnel this time.
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|Rock Tunnel|
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Pokémon in Rock Tunnel:
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Cubone
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Geodude
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Kangaskhan
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Zubat
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Items in Rock Tunnel:
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Iron
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PP Up
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Revive
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TM47 Steel Wing
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You'll want to use HM Flash to get through the Rock Tunnel. Head along the path
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to the right and go down the ladder. Then head left. Keep heading left at the
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intersection to get an Iron, then head back and up and to the right on the curvy
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path.
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Head up the ladder, then head down and right down another ladder. Head up from
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there to grab the Revive, then come back down and go left and down for a PP Up.
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Head up the ladder at the leftmost part of that section of the "tunnel". Move
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down and left and you can grab TM47 Steel Wing from the cliff. Then bike down
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and out of the cave and you'll be on the south side of Route 10.
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|Route 10|
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Welcome to the other side of Route 10. There are two trainers.
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Hiker Jim
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Level 35 Machamp (1447 EXP)
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You get: 1120G
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Go down and to the left and you'll find one more trainer to battle.
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PoKeFan Robert
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Level 33 Quagsire (967 EXP)
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You get: 2640G
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Keep going down and you'll be in Lavender Town.
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|Lavender Town|
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Lavender Town is still creepy, but a bit less so. They used to have a Pokémon
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Tower in the Red, Blue, and Yellow games on the northeast part of town that's
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now the Kanto Radio Tower. You can walk in and talk to the director who thanks
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you for saving his job. You're so amazing that you can take out international
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criminal organizations and save people's jobs! He will thank you by giving you
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an EXPN Card for the Pokegear Radio and you can now tune into Kanto channels.
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You'll also find Mr. Fuji in the Soul House to the south of the Kanto Radio
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Tower, and the Name Rater in the southern house.
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|Route 8|
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Item on Route 8:
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PRZCure Berry
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There are five trainers here. You can pick up a PRZCure Berry when you enter the
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route. Otherwise, you can fight a bunch of trainers on your way west.
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Super Nerd Tom
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Level 32 Magnemite (609 EXP)
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Level 32 Magnemite (609 EXP)
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Level 32 Magnemite (609 EXP)
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You get: 1024G
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Super Nerd Sam
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Level 34 Grimer (655 EXP)
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Level 34 Muk (1143 EXP)
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You get: 1088G
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You'll now encounter three bikers by the Kanto Pokémon Federation. They sound
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scarier than they really are. First up is Biker Zeke, who collects ball-shaped
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Pokémon that do chain smoking.
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Biker Zeke
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Level 32 Koffing (781 EXP)
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Level 32 Koffing (781 EXP)
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You get: 1024G
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Biker Harris
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Level 34 Flareon (1441 EXP)
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You get: 1088G
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Talk to him again and he says "Wiped out by some punk from Johto." Now fight the
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next trainer, who has a whole collection of Koffings. You could say that he's a
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true Koffing connoisseur.
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Biker Dwayne
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Level 27 Koffing (658 EXP)
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Level 28 Koffing (684 EXP)
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Level 29 Koffing (708 EXP)
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Level 30 Koffing (732 EXP)
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You get: 960G
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The mighty Kanto Pokémon Federation has quickly gone down. Yay! Now head to
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Saffron City and heal at the Pokémon Center.
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|Saffron City|
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Head to the northwest of town, to the left of Silph Co. Now barge inside that
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family's home and walk up the stairs. You'll see Mimic Girl from Red, Blue, and
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Yellow. Talk to her and she'll imitate you, then ask for a PokeDoll. If you can
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give her the one she wants, you'll get the Rail Pass, which will make travel
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back to Johto nearly instant.
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|Vermilion City|
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Now, fly back to Vermilion City. Enter the Pokémon Lovers Club in the west part
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of the city. in this city. It's the same one in where you got the Rare Candy.
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Instead, talk to the guy near the Clefairy. Turns out the PokeDoll IS the
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Clefairy. He'll just give you the doll, no questions asked. What a trusting
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person. Now, fly back to Saffron.
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|Saffron City|
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Re-enter the Mimic Girl's house and up to her room/floor. Talk to her and give
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it back, and she'll give you a Magnet Train Pass. How does she even have a
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Magnet Train Pass to hand over to you? She's just a little girl! It's for
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unlimited use on the Magnet Train that is at the northwest corner of the city,
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to the left of that route-changing house.
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|Route 7|
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Pokémon on Route 7:
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#017 Pidgeotto
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#037 Vulpix
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#052 Meowth
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Head west from Saffron City to Celadon City by taking Route 7. The Saffron City
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guard will check your Pokedex as ID. That's pretty weird, man. Anyway, there are
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no trainers on this route, so just walk into Celadon City. There are no guards
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on the Celadon City side. They don't hold prejudices against Saffron City
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residents like that. Apparently, the Underground Path is also sealed due to all
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the hooligan battles.
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|Celadon City|
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Items in Celadon City:
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Leftovers
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TM03 Curse
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Heal at the Pokémon Center. To your left is a building with a front entrance and
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a back entrance. It's the Celadon Mansion. It's where you can get Eevee in Red,
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Blue, and Yellow. Head up three stairs, then go into the room. Talk to the guy
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and he will tell you a scary story. We know it's scary because some biker rolls
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down Cycling Road and most importantly, the guy tells you that it is. At the
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end, he'll give you TM03 Curse. Now head back down the few stairs and out the
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door. If you go through the front entrance, you'll meet the game designers. They
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put pixelated versions of themselves in the game. Groovy!
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The Celadon Department Store is in the northwest side of town. Some guy says it
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has a similar layout as the Goldenrod City Department Store, but he's not an
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observant person, unlike you. You'll find that there are different TMs and some
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things are on different floors here.
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Level 2: Potions, Heals, Ultra Balls, Escape Ropes, Repels
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Level 3: TM10, TM11, TM17, TM18, TM37 Sandstorm
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Level 4: Pokedolls, Mail
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Level 5: Stat increase & X Items (temporary stat boosts)
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Level 6: Vending Machine heal items
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You can play slots in the middle of town, because it's important to start
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teaching 10-year olds how to start gambling. The Celadon Game Corner allows for
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a coin exchange for prizes in the building to the right. There are people there,
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but you'd want to talk to the two counters to exchange coins for prizes, which
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can be TMs or Pokémon:
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TM32 1500
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TM29 3500
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TM15 7500
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Mr. Mime 3333
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Eevee 6666
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Porygon 9999
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The Celadon City Restaurant is on the south-central portion of the city. Like
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all the best items in Pokémon, you should look in the trash can. You'll get
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Leftovers, an excellent item which heals your Pokémon every turn. If you then go
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out and head right to a dead end, press A and you'll get a random PP Up! Yay!
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Head to the southwest part of town with a Pokémon that can use the HM01 Cut and
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you'll arrive at Erika's gym. An old man lurks outside Erika's gym saying, "This
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gym is great! Only girls are allowed here!" He's totally not creepy at all.
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You'll face a few trainers in Erika's gym. High-power, fire, and ice type moves
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are good, while grass and water types will not be effective.
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Twins Jo & Zoe
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Level 35 Victreebel (1432 EXP)
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Level 35 Vileplume (1380 EXP)
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You get: 700G
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Picnicker Tanya
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Level 37 Exeggutor (1680 EXP)
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You get: 740G
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"Do you think a girls-only gym is rare? Only girls are allowed here!"
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Lass Michelle
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Level 32 Skiploom (931 EXP)
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Level 34 Jumpluff (1281 EXP)
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Level 33 Hoppip (522 EXP)
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You get: 816G
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Head up to face the final minor trainer of the gym.
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Beauty Julia
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Level 32 Paras (480 EXP)
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Level 32 Exeggcute (672 EXP)
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Level 35 Parasect (960 EXP)
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You get: 3080G
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The lineup (from Elite 4) that you would have at this point is:
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Level 44 Sudowoodo
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Level 45 Dragonair
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Level 45 Raticate
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Level 47 Typhlosion
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Level 47 Gyarados
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Level 49 Espeon
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Leave the gym, fly to the Pokémon Center (it's faster) and heal, return to
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Julia, then go up to Erika. Save, then it's time to battle!
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GYM LEADER ERIKA
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Level 42 Tangela (1494 EXP)
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Level 46 Victreebel (1882 EXP)
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Level 46 Bellossom (1813 EXP)
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Level 41 Jumpluff (1545 EXP)
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You get: Rainbow Badge, 4,600G, TM19 Giga Drain
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Erika will have three Full Restores that she can use in battle to heal her
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Pokémon back to full health and normal status.
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Strategy VERSUS Tangela: Use your highest-powered attack from your starter. If
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you have a high enough level Pokémon with fire or ice attacks, like Typhlosion
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or Ho-Oh, you can utilize them.
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Strategy VERSUS Victreebel: Use your highest-powered attack from your starter.
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If you have a high enough level Pokémon with fire or ice attacks, like
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Typhlosion or Ho-Oh, you can utilize them.
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Strategy VERSUS Bellossom: Bellossom looks like it will happily dance for you,
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but it has Synthesis, so it can heal half of its health every turn for quite a
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while. It can be pretty annoying. It also has SolarBeam, which is a solid
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two-turn grass move that could really damage your Water Pokémon. Use your
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highest-powered attack from your starter. If you have a high enough level
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Pokémon with fire or ice attacks, like Typhlosion or Ho-Oh, you can utilize
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them.
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Strategy VERSUS Jumpluff: Yes, as much as it looks like a water type, it's a
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grass type. Use your highest-powered attack from your starter. If you have a
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high enough level Pokémon with fire or ice attacks, like Typhlosion or Ho-Oh,
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you can utilize them.
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Erika congratulates you and gives you your 12th badge. Yay! You're amazing! Give
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yourself a pat on the back, or do a hair flip. TM19 Giga Drain is a good move,
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but unfortunately, it's only a 5 PP move. I am deeply saddened by this. I know
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you are, too, because how could it not be sad? It's a travesty. Anyway, now walk
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out the convoluted maze out the gym.
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