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Once you've beaten your rival, you can cross Nugget Bridge by besting the six Jr. Trainers blocking your progress. | Once you've beaten your rival, you can cross Nugget Bridge by besting the six Jr. Trainers blocking your progress. | ||
Fools Gold: Note the Rocket at the end of the bridge. As you step in front of him, he will hand you a Nugget, an item that sells for [[File:Pokebuck.png]]5000. However, this particular Nugget can be obtained more than once (not in Yellow)! All you have to do is lose this fight! So set up a party with a very weak Pokémon (perhaps the Magikarp available at the Mt. Moon Pokémon Center) and step in front of him. He'll hand you the Nugget, then fight you. If you have a level 5 Magikarp, you'll obviously lose. You'll be sent to the Pokémon Center. Cross Nugget Bridge again, and he'll stop you again. And hand you another Nugget! | Fools Gold: Note the Rocket at the end of the bridge. As you step in front of him, he will hand you a Nugget, an item that sells for [[File:Pokebuck.png]]5000. However, this particular Nugget can be obtained more than once (not in Yellow or Blue)! All you have to do is lose this fight! So set up a party with a very weak Pokémon (perhaps the Magikarp available at the Mt. Moon Pokémon Center) and step in front of him. He'll hand you the Nugget, then fight you. If you have a level 5 Magikarp, you'll obviously lose. You'll be sent to the Pokémon Center. Cross Nugget Bridge again, and he'll stop you again. And hand you another Nugget! | ||
On the other side, Yellow players will find a man (at the yellow '''A''') who wants to give a {{bp|Charmander}} a good home (such as your team), while Blue and Red players will only find '''TM45''', which teaches Thunder Wave. It's a bad skill for winning battles, but it's good for disabling Pokémon to make them easy to catch. | On the other side, Yellow players will find a man (at the yellow '''A''') who wants to give a {{bp|Charmander}} a good home (such as your team), while Blue and Red players will only find '''TM45''', which teaches Thunder Wave. It's a bad skill for winning battles, but it's good for disabling Pokémon to make them easy to catch. | ||
