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!Rarity | !Rarity | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_112Rhydon.png|40px]]{{bp|Rhydon}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]/[[Image:PkmnType_Rock.gif]]||52-54||Common | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_332Cacturne.png|40px]]{{bp|Cacturne}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Grass.gif]]/[[Image:PkmnType_Dark.gif]]||52-54||Common | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_050Diglett.png|40px]]{{bp|Diglett}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]||22-24||Rare | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_450Hippowdon.png|40px]]{{bp|Hippowdon}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]||52-54||Common | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_051Dugtrio.png|40px]]{{bp|Dugtrio}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]||52-54||Common | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_331Cacnea.png|40px]]{{bp|Cacnea}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]||22-24||Rare | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_328Trapinch.png|40px]]{{bp|Trapinch}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]||22-24||Poke Radar | ||
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| | |[[image:Pokemon_329Vibrava.png|40px]]{{bp|Vibrava}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Ground.gif]]/[[Image:PkmnType_Dragon.gif]]||22-24||Poke Radar | ||
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Note that the fully evolved Pokémon are levels 50-55, whereas the first forms are only levels 20-25. You will want to nab these Pokémon, not only because of their high level and ground type, but also because many of them have very high Defense stats. | Note that the fully evolved Pokémon are levels 50-55, whereas the first forms are only levels 20-25. You will want to nab these Pokémon, not only because of their high level and ground type, but also because many of them have very high Defense stats. | ||
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*Rare Candy | *Rare Candy | ||
*Protector | *Protector | ||
Note that the Rare Candy is incredibly hard to find as it is in an obscure area, and it is invisible. To get it, use your Dowsing feature on your | Note that the Rare Candy is incredibly hard to find as it is in an obscure area, and it is invisible. To get it, use your Dowsing feature on your Pokétech near the exit to Route 226. | ||
==Points of Interest== | ==Points of Interest== | ||
In one of the houses along the route you will find a Move Tutor. He is willing to teach special moves to any elemental starter Pokémon. The combination is as follows: | In one of the houses along the route you will find a Move Tutor. He is willing to teach special moves to any elemental starter Pokémon. The combination is as follows: | ||
{| {{prettytable}} | {| {{prettytable}} | ||
!Move!!Teachable Pokémon | !Move!!Type!!Teachable Pokémon | ||
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|Blast Burn||Charizard, Typhlosion, Blaziken, Infernape | |{{bpm|Blast Burn}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Fire.gif]]||{{bp|Charizard}}, {{bp|Typhlosion}}, {{bp|Blaziken}}, {{bp|Infernape}} | ||
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|Hydro Cannon||Blastoise, Feraligatr, Swampert, Empoleon | |{{bpm|Hydro Cannon}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Water.gif]]||{{bp|Blastoise}}, {{bp|Feraligatr}}, {{bp|Swampert}}, {{bp|Empoleon}} | ||
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|Frenzy Plant|| | |{{bpm|Frenzy Plant}}||[[Image:PkmnType_Grass.gif]]||{{bp|Venusaur}}, {{bp|Meganium}}, {{bp|Sceptile}}, {{bp|Torterra}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
Note that these moves are literally elemental versions of {{bpm|Hyper Beam}}. They have the same statistics and require recharging after the attack is used. | |||
Note that these are | |||
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Revision as of 08:16, 1 October 2007
This route is one more stepping stone to get to Stark Mountain, and may be somewhat difficult if you have not been leveling your Pokémon consistently. Also note that any battle that takes place here will have a sandstorm raging.
Pokémon Appearances
| Name | Type | Level | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rhydon |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif/File:PkmnType Rock.gif | 52-54 | Common |
 Cacturne |
File:PkmnType Grass.gif/File:PkmnType Dark.gif | 52-54 | Common |
 Diglett |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif | 22-24 | Rare |
 Hippowdon |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif | 52-54 | Common |
 Dugtrio |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif | 52-54 | Common |
 Cacnea |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif | 22-24 | Rare |
 Trapinch |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif | 22-24 | Poke Radar |
 Vibrava |
File:PkmnType Ground.gif/File:PkmnType Dragon.gif | 22-24 | Poke Radar |
Note that the fully evolved Pokémon are levels 50-55, whereas the first forms are only levels 20-25. You will want to nab these Pokémon, not only because of their high level and ground type, but also because many of them have very high Defense stats.
Items
- Calcium
- Iron
- TM37 Sandstorm
- Hondew berry x2
- Tomato berry x2
- Ultra Ball
- Shed Shell
- Rare Candy
- Protector
Note that the Rare Candy is incredibly hard to find as it is in an obscure area, and it is invisible. To get it, use your Dowsing feature on your Pokétech near the exit to Route 226.
Points of Interest
In one of the houses along the route you will find a Move Tutor. He is willing to teach special moves to any elemental starter Pokémon. The combination is as follows:
| Move | Type | Teachable Pokémon |
|---|---|---|
| Blast Burn | File:PkmnType Fire.gif | Charizard, Typhlosion, Blaziken, Infernape |
| Hydro Cannon | File:PkmnType Water.gif | Blastoise, Feraligatr, Swampert, Empoleon |
| Frenzy Plant | File:PkmnType Grass.gif | Venusaur, Meganium, Sceptile, Torterra |
Note that these moves are literally elemental versions of Hyper Beam. They have the same statistics and require recharging after the attack is used.