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{{Header Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue}} | {{Header Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue}} | ||
{| {{prettytable| | {| {{prettytable|float=right|style=text-align:center}} | ||
|+ New Pokémon Available | |+ New Pokémon Available | ||
! style="background-color:#ff0000" | Red | ! style="background-color:#ff0000" | Red | ||
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[[Image:Pokemon_RBY_Route09.png|left|thumb|600px|Route #9]] | [[Image:Pokemon_RBY_Route09.png|left|thumb|600px|Route #9]] | ||
{|{{prettytable| | {| {{prettytable|float=left|style=font-size:smaller}} | ||
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|style="background:#c080ff"|'''1'''||style="background:#c080ff"|Jr. Trainer♀||style="background:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]360 | |style="background:#c080ff"|'''1'''||style="background:#c080ff"|Jr. Trainer♀||style="background:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]360 | ||
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|colspan="2"|TM 30 | |colspan="2"|TM 30 | ||
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|style="background:#c080ff"|'''5'''||style="background:#c080ff"|Bug Catcher||style="background:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]200 | |style="background:#c080ff"|'''5'''||style="background:#c080ff"|Bug Catcher||style="background:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]200 | ||
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{| {{prettytable | {| {{prettytable|float=left|style=font-size:larger}} | ||
|+ Route #9 encounters | |+ Route #9 encounters | ||
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Spearow'''[[Image:Pokemon_021Spearow.png|40px]] | | style="background:red;color:white" |'''Spearow'''[[Image:Pokemon_021Spearow.png|40px]] | ||
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| style="border:1px solid #ffd700" | '''5%''' | | style="border:1px solid #ffd700" | '''5%''' | ||
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{| {{prettytable | {| {{prettytable|float=right|style=font-size:larger}} | ||
|+ Route #10 encounters | |+ Route #10 encounters | ||
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Spearow'''[[Image:Pokemon_021Spearow.png|40px]] | | style="background:red;color:white" |'''Spearow'''[[Image:Pokemon_021Spearow.png|40px]] | ||
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== Before the tunnel == | == Before the tunnel == | ||
The trainers here are abundant, but many of them can be avoided, and there's a Pokémon Center at the end. Make sure you have your Cut-using Pokémon with you, or the HM and a Pokémon you're willing to teach it to. | |||
Above Trainer #1 on Route #9 is a ledge with a tree on the right side. You'll have to go around to reach the tree, but examining it will net you an '''Ether'''. | Above Trainer #1 on Route #9 is a ledge with a tree on the right side. You'll have to go around to reach the tree, but examining it will net you an '''Ether'''. | ||
Before you enter the tunnel, hack aside the top bush and search the rock face above it for a '''Super Potion'''. | Before you enter the tunnel, hack aside the top bush and search the rock face above it for a '''Super Potion'''. | ||
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[[Image:Pokemon_RBY_Route10_North.png|right|frame|Route #10 (North end)]] | [[Image:Pokemon_RBY_Route10_North.png|right|frame|Route #10 (North end)]] | ||
{| {{prettytable| | {{sidebar|float=left|width=200px|title=Power Plant|contents=The [[Pokémon Red and Blue/Power Plant|Power Plant]] is visible from Route 10, but you can't reach it just yet. Sometime later, you'll obtain a Hidden Machine that will enable you to use the Surf technique. You'll then be able to travel along the stream that flows past both Route 10 and the Power Plant. Until then, you'll just have to keep your curiosity in check.}} | ||
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|style="background:#c080ff"|'''1'''||style="background:#c080ff"|Jr. Trainer♀||style="background:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]360 | |||
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|style="background:#8000ff"| ||Pikachu||LV20 | |||
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|style="background:yellow"| ||Jigglypuff||LV20 | |||
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|style="background:#c080ff"| ||Clefairy||LV20 | |||
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| | |style="background:#c080ff"|A | ||
| | |colspan="2"|Super Potion | ||
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|+ Route #10 Fishing<br />(Super Rod) | |+ Route #10 Fishing<br />(Super Rod) | ||
| style="background:blue;color:white" |'''Poliwhirl'''[[Image:Pokemon_061Poliwhirl.png|40px]] | | style="background:blue;color:white" |'''Poliwhirl'''[[Image:Pokemon_061Poliwhirl.png|40px]] | ||
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| style="border:1px solid #ffd700" | '''10%''' | | style="border:1px solid #ffd700" | '''10%''' | ||
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! style="background-color:#8000ff;color:#ffffff;" width="50%"| #100 Voltorb | |||
! style="background-color:yellow;" width="50%"| #81 Magnemite | |||
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| | |[[Image:Pokemon_100Voltorb.png|left]]Voltorb look bizarrely similar to Poké Balls. Despite being Electric-type Pokémon, they learn no Electric attacks without the aid of TMs. Instead, they learn Normal attacks, including the self-sacrificing Selfdestruct. Once learned, this move should ''only'' be used in an emergency. Probably the worst Electric-type in the game, although its evolved form is the fastest of any Pokémon. | ||
|[[Image:Pokemon_081Magnemite.png|right]]The Magnemites available in Yellow aren't as fast as their {{bp|Voltorb}} cousins in Red/Blue, but their mix of strong Electric moves and Normal attacks is more versatile than Voltorb's Normal ones. They ''would'' be a good option, but you've already got Pikachu. If, however, you wish to not use Pikachu for some reason, then this is a good second choice. | |||
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{{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue|prevpage=Diglett's Cave|here=Routes #9 & #10|nextpage=Rock Tunnel}} | {{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue|prevpage=Diglett's Cave|here=Routes #9 & #10|nextpage=Rock Tunnel}} |
Revision as of 02:11, 19 June 2012
Red | Blue | Yellow |
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Route 10: Voltorb |
Route 10: Magnemite Machop |
Using Cut, chop your way to Route #9 from Cerulean City. Check into the Pokémon Center near the entrance to the Rock Tunnel, then plunge into the underground passage. It emerges on Route 10, a very short route to your next destination, Lavender Town. This might seem like a roundabout way to get there — but it's the only way.
Before the tunnel
The trainers here are abundant, but many of them can be avoided, and there's a Pokémon Center at the end. Make sure you have your Cut-using Pokémon with you, or the HM and a Pokémon you're willing to teach it to.
Above Trainer #1 on Route #9 is a ledge with a tree on the right side. You'll have to go around to reach the tree, but examining it will net you an Ether.
Before you enter the tunnel, hack aside the top bush and search the rock face above it for a Super Potion.
1 | Jr. Trainer♀ | 360 |
Pikachu | LV20 | |
Jigglypuff | LV20 | |
Clefairy | LV20 | |
A | Super Potion |
Poliwhirl | 50% | 50% | N/A |
Slowpoke | 50% | 50% | N/A |
Horsea | N/A | N/A | 20% |
Krabby | N/A | N/A | 70% |
Kingler | N/A | N/A | 10% |
#100 Voltorb | #81 Magnemite |
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Voltorb look bizarrely similar to Poké Balls. Despite being Electric-type Pokémon, they learn no Electric attacks without the aid of TMs. Instead, they learn Normal attacks, including the self-sacrificing Selfdestruct. Once learned, this move should only be used in an emergency. Probably the worst Electric-type in the game, although its evolved form is the fastest of any Pokémon. | The Magnemites available in Yellow aren't as fast as their Voltorb cousins in Red/Blue, but their mix of strong Electric moves and Normal attacks is more versatile than Voltorb's Normal ones. They would be a good option, but you've already got Pikachu. If, however, you wish to not use Pikachu for some reason, then this is a good second choice. |