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| [[File:Pokemon 137Porygon.png|right]]Porygon, who can only be acquired through coin redemption, isn't the toughest Pokémon, but his trademark skill Conversion (which makes Porygon the same type as his opponent) has some interesting possibilities. It has a great movepool thanks to TMs and | | [[File:Pokemon 137Porygon.png|right]]Porygon, who can only be acquired through coin redemption, isn't the toughest Pokémon, but his trademark skill Conversion (which makes Porygon the same type as his opponent) has some interesting possibilities. It has a great movepool, thanks to TMs and its ability to sweep, but its stats are poor. Because it is always unreliable to gain coins by gambling; it is better to directly buy all the coins you need to get Porygon instead of trying to get it with slot machines. Porygon costs 6500 coins in Blue and 9999 in Red, which means [[File:Pokebuck.png]]130,000 in Blue and roughly [[File:Pokebuck.png]]200,000 in Red; and if you think about that, it is not that much, expecially if you can go to [[../Indigo Plateau|Indigo Plateau]] and defeat the Elite Four, because you will need to defeat them only six times in Blue and nine times in Red. | ||
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