Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen/Pokémon Tower

The situation in Pokémon Tower is grave indeed, but with the Silph Scope, you should be able to dig up whatever is causing all the trouble. You don't have to do anything special with the scope, but just make sure you have it with you when you enter the tower. The Silph Scope automatically identifies ghosts and makes it possible to engage them in combat.

Into the Tower


With the Silph Scope in your hot little hands, it's time to head back to Pokémon Tower and figure out what the heck is going on. The quickest path is to go back to Route #7, hand the guard a frosty beverage to end the baffling "Thirsty Guard" crisis, and then cut through Saffron City on your way East to Lavender Town. On your way through Saffron City, you might just want to stop in at the Poké Mart and grab a Max Repel. The Repel is for the Tower, where you'll be assaulted by Gastlies, Gastlies, an occasional Haunter, and more Gastlies.

Not this guy again...
When Gary gets in your way on the second floor, he'll pick a fight as usual. Depending on your starter pokemon he may have an alternate lineup(a level 25 Pidgeotto, a level 23 Gyarados/Exeggcute/Growlithe, a level 22 Growlithe/Gyarados/Exeggcute, a level 20 Kadabra, and the Pokémon he chose at the beginning of the game). Gyarados is absent if you select Charmander and Gary will have a Level 23 Growlithe and a Level 22 Exeggcute in his lineup. Exeggcute is absent if you select Squirtle and Gary will have a Level 23 Gyarados and a Level 22 Growlithe in his lineup. Growlithe is absent if you select Bulbasaur and Gary will have a Level 23 Exeggcute and a Level 22 Gyarados in his lineup.

Fighting Ghosts
Ghosts are completely invulnerable to the two most common offensive skill types: Normal and Fighting, so many of your Pokémon will be useless here. But a few Pokémon rock: Anything that can use Dig, especially a speedy one like, can pretty much get an instant K.O. with that technique. And Pokémon with Psychic attacks like and, are really powerful too. But those are few and far between, so if you don't want to deal with lots of random encounters, just pop open the Max Repel... After you catch a for yourself.



A chance for rest
The leader of the Channelers has broken free of the dark power that held her, and created a reusable healing zone on the 5th floor. Make sure you heal and save while you have the opportunity, since there are a number of surprises ahead.

Surprise, surprise
The first surprise is at the stairway to the top floor, where the Ghost that you needed the Silph Scope for finally reveals itself as a level 30. Make sure you have some strong, non-Psychic Pokémon for this fight! Unfortunately, you can't catch it, even with a Masterball, as it dodges the ball every time.

At the top
More non-Gastly foes await on the top floor. There are three rocket grunts up here.

Mr. Fuji
After you've bested those foes, you'll find the missing Mr. Fuji. He'll thank you for your efforts with a gift of a Poké Flute, which you can use to awaken any sleeping Pokémon, and which finally makes that Rest skill useful.

You can also use it to wake up that sleeping that was blocking the passage between Route #11 outside of Vermilion City and Route #12 south of Lavender Town. But first, let's pay a visit to Saffron City.

Items

 * Escape Rope: on the north side of the third floor
 * Awakening: in the center of the fourth floor
 * Elixir: near the staircase leading from the third floor to the fourth floor
 * Great Ball: on the south side of the fourth floor
 * Cleanse Tag: in the center of the healing spot
 * Big Mushroom (hidden): above and to the left of the northernmost Channeler on the fifth floor.
 * Nugget: on the south side of the fifth floor near the healing spot
 * X Accuracy: near the staircase leading from the fifth floor to the sixth floor
 * Rare Candy: on the southwest side of the sixth floor
 * Soothe Bell: search the exact spot Mr. Fuji was standing with the Item Finder on the seventh floor