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---- 30 > Snorlax and Pewter City Gym ----
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Video Playthrough Link (Snorlax, Route 2, Pewter City, & Tin Tower):
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https://youtu.be/l9CjbBMD7Uk
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Video Playthrough Link (Ho-Oh, Pewter City Gym, Routes 1-4, & Pallet Town):
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFgyFZqai_I
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Anyway, head south onto Route 19...
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|Route 19|
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You'll find your way blocked. What happened? Well, boulders have washed ashore
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in a recent event. I'll tell you more about it later, it's a spoiler kinda. Now
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fly back to Vermilion City.
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|Snorlax|
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Using your upgraded radio, go east to Diglett's Cave. Keep around those four
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Ultra Balls from before, you'll need them. When you're up to the Snorlax, save
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(wow, I haven't said that for ages). You'll find out that Snorlax is sleeping.
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Wake it up by going into your Pokegear option and going to your radio. Turn the
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radio up to 20, the maximum frequency, then exit the Pokegear menu. Then press A
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and talk to Snorlax. That maximum frequency is the PoKeFlute, so the Snorlax
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will wake up in an angry mood.
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Keep it down at red HP or low yellow HP and throw as many Ultra Balls at it. If
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you can use a status move like paralysis on it (e.g. Dragonair's Thunder Wave),
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that helps, or catch Snorlax while it's still asleep from Rest. But it might
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take a few resets.
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Snorlax is a great Pokémon to catch. It is one of the best Pokémon in the game,
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and it's Level 50. You'll be able to add this to your team immediately. It is
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highly defensive and bulky, and it can sleep for two turns using Rest to heal
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all of its HP and status effects. Snorlax also comes with Leftovers, an amazing
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item that heals a bit of HP after every attack. You can replace its Rollout move
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with HM Strength to inflict extra damage.
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After the battle with Snorlax, the route is cleared to Diglett's Cave and
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through Route 8. Go back to the Pokémon Center in Vermilion City to withdraw the
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Snorlax so that it is part of your lineup. It already has a Leftovers attached!
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Now, enter the cave entrance that Snorlax blocked. This is Diglett's Cave.
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|Diglett's Cave|
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Pokémon in Diglett's Cave:
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#050 Diglett
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#051 Dugtrio
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There are no trainers in here, but you can capture both Diglett and Dugtrio here
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if you'd like. Head down the ladder, then ride your bike up and then up that
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ladder. Exit the door and you'll be on Route 2.
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|Route 2|
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Items on Route 2:
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Carbos
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Dire Hit
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Elixir
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Nugget
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PSNCure Berry
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Welcome to the western part of Kanto. Head up and right to grab the Carbos.
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Then, go down to the house and talk to the guy inside for a Nugget for being a
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visitor. Cut the tree to the south and shift past the route-changing house.
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You'll still be in Route 2. Keep heading down and you'll get an Elixir. Then,
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cut the tree just left of it and head north and you'll face a trainer.
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Bug Catcher Rob
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Level 32 Beedrill (1089 EXP)
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Level 32 Butterfree (1096 EXP)
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You get: 512G
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Keep moving up.
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Bug Catcher Doug
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Level 34 Ariados (975 EXP)
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You get: 544G
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Continue moving up and you can get Dire Hit, a PSNCure Berry, and even a Max
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Potion in Viridian Forest. Keep moving up.
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Bug Catcher Ed
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Level 30 Beedrill (1021 EXP)
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Level 30 Beedrill (1021 EXP)
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Level 30 Beedrill (1021 EXP)
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You get: 480G
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If you keep heading north, you'll end up in Pewter City.
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|Pewter City|
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Items in Pewter City:
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Ice Berry
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Mint Berry
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Rainbow/Silver Wing
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Welcome to Pewter City! Talk to the man just to the right of the Pokemart and
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you'll get the Silver Wing, which will allow you to go back to
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Johto and catch the other Pokémon (Lugia or Ho-Oh) that you haven't already
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caught. Now heal and deposit any items you'd like. The Pokémon Center has a lady
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that allows you to trade a Gloom for a Rapidash. The northeast side of town has
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an Ice Berry and a Mint Berry. And the northwest side has the former Museum of
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Science which is now closed. They even filled the doorway in. So sad.
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If you have a team that focuses on leveling up your starter, you might have
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something like this:
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Level 77 Feraligatr
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Level 50 Snorlax
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Level 40 Lugia
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Level 33 Donphan (Silver)
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Level 30 Gyarados
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Level 28 Raticate
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If you're fielding more of a balanced lineup, you might have a lineup like this:
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Level 51 Espeon
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Level 50 Snorlax
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Level 48 Starter Evolution
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Level 47 Gyarados
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Level 46 Dragonair
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Level 46 Sudowoodo
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For this gym, you'll ideally want to use your starter (if Meganium or
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Feraligatr) for this gym, and use their highest-powered grass or water moves.
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Camper Jerry
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Level 37 Sandslash (1291 EXP)
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You get: 740G
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Save, heal at the Pokemon Center and come back, then talk to Brock to fight him
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for the 14th gym badge. Rock types may have a lot of defense, but not against
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grass or water moves. If you have Typhlosion as your starter and a lower-level
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Lugia (from SoulSilver), Brock may take you a bit longer to beat. All of Brock's
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Pokémon are 10-11 levels higher than in the original.
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GYM LEADER BROCK
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Level 41 Graveler (1176 EXP)
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Level 42 Omastar (1791 EXP)
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Level 41 Rhyhorn (1185 EXP)
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Level 44 Onix (1017 EXP)
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Level 42 Kabutops (1809 EXP)
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You get: Boulder Badge, 4,200G
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Strategy VERSUS Graveler: Use your highest-powered move from your highest level
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Pokémon. Ideally, this would be a grass or water move (Razor Leaf/SolarBeam or
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Surf/Hydro Pump) rather than a fire or normal move.
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Strategy VERSUS Omastar: Use your highest-powered move from your highest level
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Pokémon. Ideally this is a grass move, not a fire or normal move. Omastar is a
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water and rock type, but a water move will still do regular damage against it.
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Strategy VERSUS Rhyhorn: Use your highest-powered move from your highest level
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Pokémon. Ideally, this would be a grass or water move (Razor Leaf/SolarBeam or
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Surf/Hydro Pump) rather than a fire or normal move.
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Strategy VERSUS Onix: Use your highest-powered move from your highest level
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Pokémon. Ideally, this would be a grass or water move (Razor Leaf/SolarBeam or
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Surf/Hydro Pump) rather than a fire or normal move.
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Strategy VERSUS Kabutops: Use your highest-powered move from your highest level
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Pokémon. Ideally this is a grass move, not a fire or normal move. Omastar is a
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water and rock type, but a water move will still do regular damage against it.
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There you have it: 14 badges! You are then given the Boulder Badge and some
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money. The badge makes your Pokémon even more powerful. Like the other gym
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leaders, Brock is a little upset that you beat his "hard-rock defense, but happy
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to have battled you. Now exit the gym and heal at the Pokémon Center.
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(c31)
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