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Route 110

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Route 110 is a route between Slateport City and Mauville City. There are a bunch of new Pokémon you can catch here, as well as lots of trainers to battle. There's two paths that you can take, the lower grassy route or the cycling road, which is only available for bikers. Since you don't have a bike just yet, you can only go the lower route.

There are two trainers before the path splits, one of them only in Emerald.

In Ruby/Sapphire

In Emerald

The Trick House

There's a house on this route called the Trick House, and it's the residence of a guy who goes by the name of Trick Master. He challenges any curious and bright trainer with a variety of different puzzles, from alternating access switches to trivia quizzes, but only if the trainer manages to spot him in the entrance room. Beating the puzzle gets you an item. There are a bunch of different puzzles, so many that they get their own page. If you're up to the challenge, you may challenge the Trick House.

Pokémon found

Pokémon found (in grass)
Sapphire Encounter Rate Ruby Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Pokemon 309Electrike.pngElectrike 30% Pokemon 309Electrike.pngElectrike 30% Pokemon 309Electrike.pngElectrike 30%
Pokemon 263Zigzagoon.pngZigzagoon 20% Pokemon 263Zigzagoon.pngZigzagoon 20% Pokemon 261Poochyena.pngPoochyena 20%
Pokemon 311Plusle.pngPlusle 15% Pokemon 312Minun.pngMinun 15% Pokemon 312Minun.pngMinun 15%
Pokemon 316Gulpin.pngGulpin 15% Pokemon 316Gulpin.pngGulpin 15% Pokemon 316Gulpin.pngGulpin 15%
Pokemon 043Oddish.pngOddish 10% Pokemon 043Oddish.pngOddish 10% Pokemon 043Oddish.pngOddish 10%
Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 8% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 8% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 8%
Pokemon 312Minun.pngMinun 2% Pokemon 311Plusle.pngPlusle 2% Pokemon 311Plusle.pngPlusle 2%
Pokémon found (surfing)
Sapphire Encounter Rate Ruby Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 60%
Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35% Pokemon 278Wingull.pngWingull 35%
Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5% Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5% Pokemon 279Pelipper.pngPelipper 5%
Pokémon found (fishing)
Sapphire Encounter Rate Ruby Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Old Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70%
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30%
Good Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 60%
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 20% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 20% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 20%
Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 20%
Super Rod
Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 100% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 100% Pokemon 320Wailmer.pngWailmer 100%
#43 Oddish #309 Electrike
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This classic Pokémon might be cute, but it doesn't pack too much power, having Absorb as its only damaging move until level 24, when it evolves into Gloom and learns Acid. It does learn a couple of status-inducing moves like PosionPowder and Stun Spore. Oddish can evolve into Gloom, which can evolve into Vileplume if exposed to a leaf stone or Bellossom if exposed to a Sun Stone. Vileplume has better Special Attack while Bellossom focuses on Special Defense and is a pure Grass-type. Both have mediocre speed, but if they're fighting in sunshine, their speed doubles, giving them potential to be very strong.
Pokemon 309Electrike.png
This is likely one of the first Electric-type Pokémon you come acroos in the game. It can have Static, an ability that paralyses anything that attacks you with a physical move. It evolves in Manectric, a standard Electric-type with good Special Attack and Speed.
#311 Plusle and #312 Minun
Pokemon 311Plusle.png
Pokemon 312Minun.png
Don't confuse these two with Pikachu, as they are a lot different. Plusle is easier to catch in Sapphire while Minun is more common in Ruby and Emerald. Plusle and Minun have an interesting synergy going for them during double battles, in that using both of them in battle will boost their Special Attack stat. They also possess Helping Hand, which improves their ally's attack power in a double battle. Using two Pokémon that have nearly the same moveset, stats and typing in a double battle is a inadvisable, so you're better off pairing one with another Pokémon. Individually, they're both decent in battle, with Plusle specializing in Special Attack and Minun in Special Defense.
#316 Gulpin
Pokemon 316Gulpin.png
This peculiar Pokémon learns three interesting moves by level up: Stockpile, Swallow and Spit Up. Stockpile lets you enhance the ither two moves, increasing the power of Spit Up and letting you heal yourself with Swallow. It evolves into Swalot at level 26. It is decent in defensive stats, especially with Stockpile.

The Scenic Path

The lower path will be the only option available to you the first time you cross this route. There's a bunch of hidden items here, and, more importantly, your second rival battle. There is a Dire Hit around the first corner, while a Full Heal is located a few squares above the sign. You can find a Great Ball above the location where you fought your rival. In Emerald, two trainers guard a hidden Revive, while another pair of trainers guard an Elixir. Finally, you can obtain a Pokéball if you search the final stretch of the bottom route.

In Ruby/Sapphire

  • Psychic Edward
  • Abra (lvl. 16)

In Emerald

  • Psychic Edward
  • Abra (lvl. 15)

Rival Battle

After you bend the first corner, you'll soon encounter your rival. While Emerald players might have battled him/her back in Rustboro City, this will be the second time Ruby and Sapphire players meet him/her. Be sure to have all of your Pokémon healed up, as this will be a challenging match unless you're overleveled.

Unlike the last time you fought him/her, whether it is in Rustboro or back at Route 103, you'll find that your rival has much better Pokémon this time around. He/She will have a total of three pokémon, and their starters will have evolved to their second stage. This battle shouldn't be too hard with a bit of strategy.

Defeating your rival will net you an Itemfinder. It will help you find hidden items, and you can immediately test it out on this route.

Cycling Road

Once you obtain the bike, you can finally use the Cycling Road. It let's you avoid running into any wild Pokémon, but there are trainers looking for some battles.

Trainer
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Psychic Jaclyn
Ruby and Sapphire
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Triathlete Anthony
Ruby and Sapphire
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Triathlete Abigail
First
Rematch
Ruby and Sapphire
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Triathlete Benjamin
First
Rematch
Ruby and Sapphire
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Triathlete Jasmine
Ruby and Sapphire
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Triathlete Jacob
Emerald
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Triathlete Anthony
Emerald
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Triathlete Abigail
First
Rematch
Emerald
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Triathlete Benjamin
First
Rematch
Emerald
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Triathlete Jasmine
Emerald
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Triathlete Jacob

Rate your cycling skills

There is a cyclist at the southern end of the cycling road. If you have a Mach Bike, he will tell you how long it took to cross the road and how many times you bump into something, as well as comment about how well you cycled. His comment depends on how many hidden penalties you've scored. You earn one penalty for doing the following:

  • Taking more than 15 seconds to cycle through the road.
  • Taking more than 1 minute to cycle through the road.
  • Bumping into the wall or another cyclist once.
  • Bumping into the wall or another cyclist 100 times.

Of course, it is a good idea to attempt for a high score after you defeat all the trainers, as the time spent fighting them counts into the time taken for you to complete the challenge. You obtain no prize even if you get the best possible rating, though it is a fun way of testing yourself.

Mauville side

The Mauville end of the route doesn't contain too many points of interest other than a trainer and a berry patch with two Nanab Berries. It will be a path to a location you can visit later in the game, but you can't do anything about it right now.

Items

  • Dire Hit: In the grass at the first corner of the lower path.
  • Full Heal: Hidden in the grass at the first corner of the lower path.
  • Itemfinder: Obtained from rival.
  • Great Ball: Hidden in the grass north of the location of the rival battle.
  • Revive: Hidden above two trainers near a sign. Only available in Emerald.
  • Elixir: Located one square above two trainers that can result in a double battle. Only available in Emerald.
  • Poké Ball: Hidden at the last vertical portion of the lower path.
  • 2 Nanab Berries: Located in the patch of soil at the Mauville side of the route.