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Lugia - Silver Version |
Lugia swimming |
Lugia wants to fight! |
Go to Olivine (Asagi) City and surf south trying
to stay as far to the right as you can. There are 4 entrances to the
Whirl Caves where Lugia is so if you follow the wall the first one
you come to is the one you need to enter.
Once inside go to the right and choose the top
path when it comes to a fork. Now you'll make your way to a
waterfall, go down it, then surf up and you should find Lugia
swimming in the water.
Lugia is also level 40 and will give you 1257
experience points if you beat him. But DON'T, what are you crazy or
something!? Again, using the Master Ball at this time isn't wise.
If you wanted to know, Lugia learns Hydro Pump at
level 44. |
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Lugia - Gold Version |
Yes,
Lugia can be obtained in the Gold Version, you just won't be able to
get it as soon as you got Ho-oh. In Pewter City there is a man who
will give you a Silver Wing. Take this Silver Wing and head to the
same place as Lugia is in Silver and you will fight a level 70 Lugia.
For a Map, click here.
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Ho-oh -
Gold Version |
Ho-oh on the
Rooftop |
Ho-oh wants to fight |
Go back to Ecruteak (Enjyu) City and go into the
northern house. Go in all the stairs and you'll eventually come to a
tower. Go inside, work your way through the maze inside, and once
you make it to the roof you'll find Ho-oh.
You better save your game before fighting Ho-oh,
because like Mewtwo, there is only one. Ho-oh is only level 40 so
using the Master Ball isn't a good idea. |
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Ho-oh -
Silver Version |
Ho-oh on the
Rooftop |
Level 70 Ho-oh |
Yes, Ho-oh can be obtained in the Silver Version,
you just won't be able to get it as soon as you got Lugia. In Pewter
City there is a man who will give you a Rainbow Wing. Take this
Rainbow Wing and head to the same place as Ho-oh is in Gold and you
will fight a level 70 Ho-oh. |
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Lapras |
Lapras
is another fun Pokemon to find. On the lower most level of Union
Cave you should be able to find Lapras on Fridays. |
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Shiny Pokemon |
Red Gyarados |
You remember the Gold...err... Red Gyarados in the
lake north of Mahogany (Choju) Town, right? Well that's not the only
Pokemon that is colored differently. Throughout the game, through
all wild grass, there is always a very very very slight chance
you'll run into a shiny Pokemon. They have above average stats
because they have DVs of 10 for all stats (except for HP which has a
DV of 0) than the normal "regular" colored ones.
To make sure you have a special colored Pokemon
look at its stats and if it has 3 pluses by it's gender, then that
means it's a shiny one. Also, when used in battle it will sparkle
and shine when you bring it out.
Every Pokemon has a special color, even the ones
that you can only catch once like Lugia or Ho-oh (though it is VERY
rare for them to be shiny when you run into them), so always be on
the lookout where ever you go since one could pop up at any moment. |
Rhyhorn I found in Victory Road |
"Free
Pokemon" |
Togepi
After defeating the first Gym Leader go into
Violet's Pokecenter. Talk to the Scientist at the counter and he
will give you Togepi.
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Tyrogue - (#236)
Tyrogue
is pretty well hidden in Mt. Mortar which is between Ecruteak (Enjyu)
City and Mahogany City. Hopefully you'll be able to find him with
these pictures. And remember, you must only bring 5 Pokemon with
you or you won't be able to take Tyrogue with you. You will need
Pokemon with Flash, Surf, Waterfall, and Strength to reach Tyrogue.
Tyrogue can evolve into Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, or
Hitmontop depending on his stats. If Tyrogue's Attack is higher than
its Defense it will evolve into Hitmonlee. Defense higher than
Attack - Hitmonchan. If its Attack and Defense are the same it will
evolve into Hitmontop.
Thanks to Eevee Lugia and Meowth346 for this
info. |
Surf passed the first mountain entrance east of Ecruteak (Enjyu)
City and enter this middle one. |
Surf into the water right at the entrance and head north up a
waterfall. |
Head through the door and you'll want to keep to the right on the
other side. You'll need to surf across water and navigate through a
semi-tricky maze to get near the top. |
You'll find this ladder leading down at the top left corner of the
maze. |
This portion of the maze is pretty simple, when you enter head to
the right and up and around until you get to this ladder. |
Defeat this Karate guy and he'll give you Tyrogue. |
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Eevee - Espeon/Umbreon |
House west of Pokecenter |
Stop by this house in Goldenrod (Kogane) City to
get your own complimentary Eevee. If Bill's not home that means you
haven't met him yet. Bill is located in the next city's Pokemart.
Have a slot open for it though or you won't be able to get it.
To get Eevee to evolve into the two new
evolutions, Espeon (Psychic) or Umbreon (Dark), Eevee must reach its
"Happiness Quota". Not
only that, but to get Espeon, Eevee must reach that quota during the
day. And just the opposite for Umbreon, Eevee must reach the quota
at night.
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for a map. |
Talk to Bill to get Eevee |
Shuckle (#213)
On Cianwood (Taban) City talk to one of the guys
when you only have 5 Pokemon in your lineup and he will give you
Shuckle.
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Trade Pokemon |
The following Pokemon you can get by trade,
either from a person in the game, or trading with another Game Boy. |
Aerodactyl |
Route 14 |
Here's a trade you can find on Route 14 which is
East of Vermilion City. This girl is looking to trade her Aerodactyl
for a Chansey.
Chansey can be found in the same grassy area where
the girl is standing but good luck running into one because they are
very Scarce.
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Trade for Chansey |
Rhydon |
Here's another trade, though I don't think it's as
good as the Aerodactyl one.
Go to Blackthorn (Fusube) City and enter the house
with the girl. She will trade you a Rhydon for a Dragonair.
You can catch wild Dragonair with the Super Rod in
a small little pond south of Blackthorn (Fusube) City.
And with all trades the Pokemon they trade you
will be the same level as the Pokemon you trade them. |
Voltorb |
Go to Olivine (Asagi) City and go a little west of
the gym, you'll see two houses. Go to the one on the left and talk
to the guy. If you give him a Krabby, he'll trade you a Voltorb. |
Slowking (#199) |
Equip Slowpoke with Kings Rock and then trade it
to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Slowking.
The King's Rock is found in the Slowpoke Well
outside Azalea (Hiwanda) Town. Bring a Pokemon with Surf and
Strength to get to the guy who will give the Kings Rock. |
Slowking! |
Politoed (#186) |
Equip Poliwhirl with the Kings Rock and then trade
it to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Politoed.
Since there's only one Kings Rock in G/S you'll
have to find them attached to some wild or traded Pokemon like
Poliwag. |
Politoed |
Steelix (#208) |
Equip Onix with the Metal Coat and then trade it
to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Steelix.
Metal Coat is given to you by the Ship Captain of
the SS Aqua after returning the granddaughter to her grandfather. |
Steelix |
Scizor (#212) |
Equip Scyther with the Metal Coat and then trade
it to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Scizor.
Since there's only one Metal Coat you'll have to
find them attached to wild or traded Pokemon like Magnemite. |
Scizor |
Porygon 2 (#233) |
Equip Porygon with the Up-grade item and trade it
to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Porygon2.
You can get the Upgrade item from the guy blocking
the door inside of Silph Co. |
Kingdra (#230) |
Equip Seadra with the Dragon's Scale and trade it
to another Game Boy. It will evolve into Kingdra.
When sending Dratini through the Time Machine they
will have Dragon's Scale attached to them. Or you can find one in
Mt. Mortar. |
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