Blue and Red Regular Codes

Now I dont know who in their right mind would still want this really stinky version of pokemon still but have the codes if you want them... Hint: Dig advantage: Dig is very effective against Ghost and Psychic Pokemon. Hint: Stand on a tree: If you have a Pokemon that knows CUT (TM 01), cut down a tree, stand on the place where the tree was cut down, save the game, and turn it off. Turn the game back on, select "Continue" and press A when the game starts. Your character should be on a tree. Hint: Finding Pokemon in grass: You can cut down the grass you catch pokemon in by using the Cut move. Hint: Kakuna and Metapod: Catch a wild Kakuna or Metapod. Put them to the day care center near Cerulean City. Wait for them to increase at least one level up. Pick them up and they will have the same attacks as their former evolutionary stage, but not harden. Hint: Rare Pokemon: You can catch evolved forms of rare Pokemon in the Unknown Dungeon (where you get Mewtwo). This includes Wigglytuff, Arbok, Sandslash, Venomoth, Kadabra, Parasect, Raichu, Hypno, Magneton, Dugtrio, Marowak, and Electrode. Hint: Evolution: Evolution has good and bad points. Good: Pokemon gain higher stats; you complete your Pokedex faster; useless Pokemon get much more effective (Magikarp into Gyarados). Bad: Pokemon learn attacks slower (Squirtle learns Hydro pump at level 42, Wartortle at level 47, and Blastoise at level 52, ten levels longer than Squirtle). Hint: Stopping evolution: Press B at the evolve screen. Hint: Easy experience: Trade all the Pokemon in your team to a friend, then trade them back. They will earn 1.5 times the experience points in battles. Hint: Diploma: Catch all 150 Pokemon in the European version of the game. Talk to the man in the Celedon Mansion's Game Freak corner (the man that is not using the computer). He will give you a surprise diploma. Hint: High level Pokemon sightings: At times Pokemon over level 100 will appear in the game. The following types have been seen at those high levels: Nidorino, Golduck, Electrode, Snorlax, Magnaton, Starmie, Mewtwo, Marowak, Goldeen, and Mew (when surfing up and down Cinnabar Island),. . Hint: Bulbasaur: To find a wild Bulbasaur, search in the fields south of Pallet Town. Hint: Charmander: To find a wild Charmander, search in the Pokemon Mansion for about ten minutes. Hint: Clefable: To get this Pokemon, go to the top of Viridian City. Go to the old man and answer "No". Watch him catch a Weedle via a Pokeball. Then, Fly to Fuchsia City. SURF to Seafoam Islands and SURF up and down (while in the water) until Clefable appears. It should be at level 137. Hint: Ditto: Place a level 5 Magikarp at the front of the lineup and allow Ditto transform into it. Hint: Fearow: To get this Pokemon, go to the top of Viridian City. Go to the old man and answer "No". Watch him catch a Weedle via a Pokeball. Then, Fly to Fuchsia City. SURF to Seafoam Islands and SURF up and down (while in the water) until Fearow appears. Hint: Gyrados: Buy the Magikarp offered to you just before Mount Moon by entering the Pokemon Center. A fat man will ask you if you want a Magikarp for 500 dollars. Although it may seem like a bad price, it will be worth it later. Place Magikarp first in the list. When battling, switch Magikarp with your strongest Pokemon and finish off your opponent. Keep repeating this until it reaches level 20. the best place to train Magikarp is the Unknown Dungeon or Diglett's Cave. Hint: Haunter: You can also catch Haunter over level 100 by using the rare candy code. Hint: Kangaskhan: Go to Fuschia and SURF until reaching Sea Foam Island. SURF up and down until M Pokemon appears. Catch it, nickname it, and use one rare candy on it to evolve it into Kangaskhan. The following steps can also be used to easily get a Kangaskhan on the Red version of the game, and may also work in the Blue version. Talk to the old man in Viridian City. Reply "No" when he asks you the question. Watch him catch the Weedle. Fly to Cinnabar Island and SURF to the east part of the island. Make sure you do not go on any grassy area. Keep surfing until a wild M' appears; it looks exactly like MissingNo. Capture him, then run from battle because it will act as if you did not catch him. He would always be at level 0. Then, give him a Rare Candy or make it at least gain a level. When he gains a level, he will start evolving. Hint: Magikarp: Magikarp's Splash move does nothing, except against Tentacool where it does instant damage. Hint: Mankey: To get Mankey, talk to the old man that tells you how to catch Pokemon. Then, go to the first patch of grass on the way to the Pokemon League. There are many Mankeys at that location. Hint: Mewto: To get Mewto, the rarest of all Pokemon (#150), defeat Pokemon League, and enter the cave in Cerulean city. Mewto is located deep within the cave. Hint: Pikachu: The first place that you can catch a Pikachu is in Viridian Forest. Hint: Sandslash: To get this Pokemon, go to the top of Viridian City. Go to the old man and answer "No". Watch him catch a Weedle via a Pokeball. Then, Fly to Fuchsia City. SURF to Seafoam Islands and SURF up and down (while in the water) until Sandslash appears. It should be at level 27 or 37. Hint: Squirtle: To find a wild Squirtle, search in the Sea Foam Island for about five minutes. Hint: Wigglytuff: To find a wild Wigglytuff, search in the secret dungeon in the tunnels that you get to by going through the stairs. Hint: Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo: To capture all of these Pokemon, you must have a Haunter at level 60. Put the Pokemon to be captured to sleep, then use Night Shade to weaken them. Finally, use an Ultra Ball. Hold A until the ball opens, then let it go to capture them. If it fails, try the Ultraball again at least three times. Note: Articuno is very difficult to capture. Another strategy is to use a powerful Raichu and Ultra Balls for Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres. For Mewtwo, try using Artcicuno first and freeze it with Blizzard and Ice Beam. Then, weaken it with other Pokemon before finishing the battle with a Raichu and Pokeball. An easy way to catch the the legendary birds (Articuno,Moltres and Zapdos) is to put then to sleep using Gastly, Haunter or Gengar. Use Dream Eater until they only have a very small amount of energy left. Then throw Ultra Balls until they care caught. Hint: Rare bird Pokemon locations: Moltres (Victory Road), Articuno (Sea Foam Isle), Zapdos (Abandoned power plant). Hint: Better Surf Zone Pokemon: The more money spent to enter the Surf Zone, the better the Pokemon that can be obtained. Hint: Use the instructions: Read the instruction manual. This may seem obvious, but it really does help. Hint: Change color scheme (Blue version): Use the following trick when playing the game on a Game Boy Color. Press Down + B + Select (as can be done with any classic Game Boy Game) to change the color scheme to match that found normally in the Red version of the game. Note: This does not change anything in the game except its appearance. Hint: All Pokemon (Game Boy emulators): Have any Pokémon saved game inside the "battery" folder (e.g. PokeRed.sav). Rename the saved file to the opposite version (e.g. PokeBlue.sav). Run the emulator and catch all the blue version Pokemon. Rename the saved file to the original name (e.g. PokeRed.sav). You should now have the Pokemon from the other version of the game. Hint: Getting Mew (Japanese version): Collect all 150 Pokemon. There is a man in Celadon city in the building where Eevee was found that gives you a very special Pokemon. He is located by taking the path that leads behind the buildings at the farthest north point of the city. There will be a secret door in the building that is off set from the row. Climb the stairs to find a group of people working on computers, when the building is entered from the front. Talk to the man that is not working on a computer to collect Mew. Go to Shion Town and change your Koiking's nickname to "Mew". Highlight the thirteenth tool on the tool screen and press Select(8). Attempt to change your Koiking's nickname again to any name. The monster will flash, but the name will remain the same. Mew will now be available. Have at least fifteen items and a water Pokemon at the top. Go to any grassy area and highlight the thirteenth item and press Select. Get in any fight and run away, and you should have Mew. All Pokemon (Japanese version): Note: This code requires two Game Boys, a link cable, and the red and blue versions of the game. Begin game play and find your first monster. Locate the Charmanders field and capture one of them. Link both Game Boys and rapidly and repeatedly use the "Trade" option. All 150 monsters should now be available. Raise your Pokemon to level 100 (Japanese version): Go to the seventh item in "Tools" and press Select. Get into a fight, then press Select on the attack you dislike to change it. Note: The monster must have all four attack spaces filled. Win the fight. Your monster will become level 100 and will enter the next stage of its life, if available. Pokemon hints: Item And Pokemon Locations Master Ball in Silph Co.: Go directly to the third floor in Silph Co. and defeat the Team Rocket member. Enter the room on the right and use the teleport. You will now be on the seventh floor. Get the Lapras and defeat Gary. Use the teleport to reach the eleventh floor. Win the battle against Team Rocket and Giovanni, then get the Master Ball from the President of Silph Co. Fissure (TM27): After defeating Giovanni for the Earth Badge, he gives you a TM: "Fissure". He will say that it destroys any Pokemon with one hit. It is useless against the Elite Four. (A "The Pokemon is unaffected" message will appear). Try not to teach it to Geodude or its evolutions because they can get killed too easily by many Pokemon. Dig (TM28): Dig is very effective against Electric Pokemon, which helps get the Thunder Badge. Mimic (TM31): Buy a Pokedoll in Celadon Mart. Fly to Saffron City and enter the Copycat's house. Give her a pokedoll and will give you TM 31, which is Mimic. Fifth Moon Stone: Go to Cinnabar Island and look to the right to find a row of blocks. Look in between the fourth and fifth blocks to get the fifth moon stone. Items in Vermilion City: There is a space that you can go through in Vermilion City that leads to a tree. Press A at that location to find a potion. Use a water type Pokemon and go next to the building where you can trade a Spearow for a Farfetch. Go to the edge of the water and surf next to the building up one space. Then press A to get a Max Ether. Items in Viridian City: Use a water type Pokemon and surf in the area above the gym. Surf up one space and look to the right. Press A to get Max Ether. Finding more items: Go to either of the two underground paths. Use the Itemfinder after entering to find items that people have dropped. Technical Machine locations: Look in the following locations to find Technical Machines. TM01: Mt. Moon, Celadon Dept. Store TM02: Celadon Dept. Store, Game Corner TM03: Silph Co. TM04: Route 4 TM05: Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store TM06: Fuchsia Gym TM07: Game Corner TM08: S.S. Anne TM09: Saffron City, Celadon Dept. Store TM10: Game Corner TM11: Cerulean Gym TM12: Mt. Moon TM13: Celadon Dept. Store TM14: Cinnabar Island TM15: Celadon City TM16: Route 12 TM17: Victory Road, Celadon Dept. Store TM18: Celadon Dept. Store TM19: Route 25 TM20: Route 15 TM21: Celadon Gym TM22: Cinnabar Island TM23: Celedon City TM24: Vermilion Gym TM25: Power Plant TM26: Silph Co. TM27: Viridian Gym TM28: Cerulean City TM29: Saffron City TM30: Route 9 TM31: Saffron City TM32: Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store TM33: Power Plant, Celadon Dept. Store TM34: Pewter Gym TM35: Pokemon Lab TM36: Silph Co. TM37: Fuchsia City, Celadon Dept. Store TM38: Cinnabar Gym TM39: Route 12 TM40: Safari Zone TM41: Celadon City TM42: Viridian City TM43: Victory Road TM44: S.S. Anne TM45: Route 24 TM46: Saffron Gym TM47: Victory Road TM48: Celadon Dept. Store TM49: Celadon Dept. Store TM50: Celadon City Hidden Machine locations: Look in the following locations to find Hidden Machines. HM01: S.S. Anne HM02: Route 16 HM03: Secret House HM04: Wardens House HM05: Route 2 Rare Candy locations: Look in the following locations to find Rare Candy. Mt. Moon: First Floor S.S Anne: Second Basement Celedon Game Corner: Third Basement Pokemon Tower: Sixth Floor Silph Co.: Tenth Floor Fuchsia City: Wardens House Power Plant: Upper Right Hand Corner Pokemon Mansion: Basement Victory Road: First Floor Fishing for Pokemon locations: Fish at the following locations to catch the indicated Pokemon. Pallet Town: Tentacool, Poliwag Viridian City: Tentacool, Poliwag Route:22: Goldeen, Poliwag Cerulean City, Routes 4, 24, 25: Goldeen, Psyduck, Krabby Vermilion City, Routes 6, 11: Shellder, Krabby Safari Zone: Psyduck, Krabby, Slowpoke, Dratini Celedon City, Routes 10: Poliwhirl, Slowpoke Routes12, 13, 17, 18: Tentacool, Krabby, Goldeen Cinnabar, Seafoam, Routes19, 20, 21: Staryu, Horsea, Goldeen, Shellder Unknown Dungeon, Routes 23: Slowbro, Seaking, Kingler, Seadra Fuchsia City: Seaking, Goldeen, Krabby Every area also contains Magikarp Pokemart items and prices: The following items can be purchased for the indicated prices. Viridian City Pokemon Mart Pokeball: 200 Antidote: 100 Paralyze Heal: 200 Burn Heal: 250 Pewter City Pokemon Mart Pokeball: 200 Potion: 300 Escape Rope: 550 Antidote: 100 Burn Heal: 250 Awakening: 200 Paralyze Heal: 200 Cerulean City Pokemon Mart Pokeball: 200 Potion: 300 Repel: 350 Antidote: 100 Burn Heal: 250 Awakening: 200 Paralyze Heal: 200 Vermilion City Pokemon Mart Pokeball: 200 Super Potion: 700 Ice Heal: 250 Awakening: 200 Paralyze Heal: Repel: 350 Lavender Town Pokemon Mart Great Ball: 600 Super Potion: 700 Revive: 1,500 Escape Rope: 550 Super Repel: 500 Antidote: 100 Burn Heal: 250 Ice Heal: 250 Paralyze Heal: 250 Celadon Dept. Store Floor Two Great Ball: 600 Super Potion: 700 Revive: 1,5000 Super Repel: 500 Antidote: 100 Burn Heal: 250 Ice Heal: 250 Awakening: 200 Paralyze Heal: 200 TM32: 1,000 TM33: 1,000 TM02: 2,000 TM07: 2,000 TM37: 2,000 TM01: 3,000 TM05: 3,000 TM09: 3,000 TM17: 3,000 Celadon Dept. Store Floor Four Pokedoll: 1,000 Fire Stone: 2,100 Thunder Stone: 2,100 Water Stone: 2,100 Leaf Stone: 2,100 Celadon Dept. Store Floor Five X Accuracy: 950 Guard Spec.: 700 Dire Hit: 650 X Attack: 500 X Defend: 550 X Speed: 350 X Special: 350 Hp Up: 9,800 Protein: 9,800 Iron: 9,800 Carbos: 9,800 Calcium: 9,800 Celadon Dept. Store Top Floor Fresh Water: 200 Soda Pop: 300 Lemonade: 350 Saffron City Pokemon Mart Great Ball: 600 Hyper Potion: 1,500 Max Repel: 700 Escape Rope: 550 Full Heal: 600 Revive: 1,500 Fucshia City Pokemon Mart Ultra Ball: 1,200 Great Ball: 600 Super Potion: 700 Revive: 1,500 Full Heal: 600 Super Repel: 500 Cinnabar Island Pokemon Mart Ultra Ball: 1,200 Greatball: 600 Hyper Potion: 1,500 Max Repel: 700 Escape Rope: 550 Full Heal: 600 Revive: 1,500 Indigo Plateau Pokemon Mart Ultra Ball: 1,200 Great Ball: 600 Full Restore: 3,000 Max Potion: 2,500 Full Heal: 600 Revive: 1,500 Max Repel: 700 Pokemon hints: Trainer And Gym Leader Battles Recommended Pokemon for Elite Four: Your Pokémon lineup for the Elite Four should be levels 50, and above and may include the following: 1. Electric type. (Electabuzz, or Raichu) 2. Water or Ice type. (Blastoise, or Articuno) 3. Psychic type. (Alakazam, or Hypno) 4. Fire type. (Arcanine, or Charizard) 5. Ground, or Fighting type. (Dugtrio, or Hitmonchan/lee) 6. Normal, or Grass type. (Tauros, or Venusaur) Another suggested lineup is: Charizard at level 79, Flamethrower, Ember, Cut, Fissure Zapdos at level 70 or 80, Thunder, Thundershock, Sky Attack Pidgyot at level 66 Fly, Wing Attack, Sand Attack, Gust Rhydon at level 70, any attack Starmie at level 80, Surf, Ice Beam, Swift Lapros at level 80, Psywave, Psychic, Solar Beam, Mist Agatha: Agatha has the following Pokemon. Because no physical attacks will affect ghosts, use a Psychic type for all of Agatha's lineup. Gengar at level 56 Golbat at level 56 Haunter at level 55 Arbok at level 58 Gengar at level 60 Three of her Pokemon are ghosts, but all are poison. Ground and psychic Pokemon work best against them. Even though the manual states ghosts have an advantage against psychic Pokemon, it does not seem to matter when fighter her ghosts. Blaine: To get to Blaine very easily, locate the tape recorder machines in every room by the trainers. They will ask you Pocket Monster questions. If you answer correctly, you will get to the next room automatically. If you answer incorrectly, you will have to fight the trainer. Continue until you reach Blaine. Use Water Pokemon against him. He has Growlithe at level 42, Ponyta at level 40, Rapidash at level 42, and Arcanine at level 47. Answer the six questions as listed to face Blaine. 1. Yes 2. No 3. No 4. No 5. Yes 6. No Brock: Use Water Pokemon against him. He has Geodude at level 12 and Onix at level 14. Catch a Pidgey and raise it to at least to level 15. When you face Brock and he uses Bite, use the Sand Attack move. This cause Brock to miss almost every attack that attempts. Bruno: Bruno has the following Pokemon. You should have a Ice/Water Pokemon to take out the Onixes, and a Psychic (recommended) or Flying Pokemon to match up with the rest. Onix at level 53 Hitmonchan at level 55 Hitmonlee at level 55 Onix at level 56 Machamp at level 58 Use Water and Grass Pokemon such as Squirtle and Bulbasaur when fighting Bruno. Erika: Use Fire Pokemon against her. She has Victreebel at level 29, Tangela at level 24, and Vileplunme at level 29. Gary: If Gary selected Bulbasaur, his Pokemon will be as follows. Use an Electric type for Pidgeot and Gyrados, a Water/Ice type for Rhydon and Arcanine, a Psychic type for Alakazam, and a Fire type for Venusaur. Pidgeot at level 61 Alakazam at level 59 Rhydon at level 61 Gyrados at level 61 Arcanine at level 63 Venusaur at level 65 If Gary selected Charmander, his Pokemon will be as follows. Use an Electric type for Pidgeot and Gyrados, a Psychic type for Alakazam, a Water/Ice type for Rhydon and Charizard, and Fire/Ground type for Exeggutor. Pidgeot at level 61 Alakazam at level 59 Rhydon at level 61 Exeggutor at level 61 Gyrados at level 63 Charizard at level 65 If Gary selected Squirtle, his Pokemon will be as follows. Use an Electric type for Pidgeot and Blastoise. A Psychic type for Alakazam, a Water/Ice for Rhydon and Arcanine, and a Fire/Ground type for Exeggutor. Pidgeot at level 61 Alakazam at level 59 Rhydon at level 61 Arcanine at level 61 Exeggutor at level 63 Blastoise at level 65 After defeating The Elite 4, you will face Gary. His first half always is the same: Pidgeot, Alakazam, and Rhydon. His remaining Pokemon vary according to what your first Pokemon was: Gyarados, Arcanine, Venusaur (if you chose Squirtle) Arcanine, Exeggutor, Blastoise (if you chose Charmander) Exeggutor, Gyarados, Charizard (if you chose Bulbasaur) Try using Fire, Ice, Poison, Electric, Or Ghost Pokemon types to burn, freeze, paralyze (sometimes), or put his Pokemon to sleep. Also, most attacks do not affect ghost Pokemon. Giovanni: Use Water Pokemon against him. He has Rhyhorn at level 45, Dugtrio at level 42, Nidoqueen at level 43, Nidoking at level 45, and Rhydon at level 50. You will find Giovanni at the following locations. Team Rocket game corner (Celadon City) Sliph. Co. building (Saffron City) Viridian City gym (Viridian City) Koga: Use Fire Pokemon against him. He has Koffing at level 37, Muk at level 39, Koffing at level 37, and Weezing at level 43. Lance: Lance has the following Pokemon. An Electric type for Gyrados, and an Ice type for all the dragons and Aerodactyl are recommended. Gyarados at level 58 Dragonair at level 56 Dragonair at level 56 Aerodactyl at level 60 Dragonite at level 62 Use any Pokemon that knows the ice type moves. All of his Pokemon are weak against that form of attack. Lorelei: Lorelei has the following Pokemon. You should have an Electric or Fighting type Pokemon in your team. Dewgong at level 54 Cloyster at level 53 Slowbro at level 54 Jynx at level 56 Lapras at level 56 Instead of using fire Pokemon, try Electric and Grass Pokemon. However, be careful using Grass since her Ice Pokemon will have an advantage. Lt. Surge: Use Psychic Pokemon against him. He has Voltorb at level 21, Pikachu at level 18, and Raichu at level 24. When facing Lt. Surge for the Thunder Badge, make sure you have a Sandshrew, Sandslash, Geodude, Graveler, Golem or Onix. Electric attacks do not affect those types of Pokemon. Misty: Use Electric Pokemon against her. She has Staryu at level 18 and Starmie at level 21. Sabrina: Use Dragon Pokemon against her. She has Kadabra at level 38, Mr. Mime at level 37, Venomoth at level 38, and Alakazam at level 43. Note: Defeat the other seven trainers first to build up your Pokemon until they are high enough to face her. To get to Sabrina in the Saffron gym, go north (first block) then go northwest, southwest, and south. Note: She uses psychic Pokemon. It will be helpful if you have Sleep, Paralyze, Frozen, Burn, or Poison Pokemon.