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|title=Pokémon Emerald
|title=Pokémon Emerald
|image=PokemonEmeraldBoxart.jpg
|developer=[[Game Freak]]
|developer=[[Game Freak]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|year=2004
|systems={{syslist|gba}}
|ratings={{CERO old|All}}{{ESRB|E}}{{PEGI|3}}{{OFLC old|G8}}
|genre=[[RPG]]
|genre=[[RPG]]
|systems=[[Game Boy Advance]]
|released={{jp|2004|September 16}}{{us|2005|May 1}}{{eu|2005|June 9}}
|players=1
|players=1
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}
|modes=[[Single player]]
|preceded by=[[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]]
|preceded by=[[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen]]
|followed by=[[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]]
|followed by=[[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]]
|series=Pokémon
|series=Pokémon
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'''Pokémon Emerald''' is an enhanced remake of [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]], with better graphics and more Pokémon available. It also features a new area called [[Pokémon Emerald/Battle Frontier|Battle Frontier]].
'''Pokémon Emerald''' is an enhanced remake of [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]], with better graphics and more Pokémon available. It also features a new area called [[Pokémon Emerald/Battle Frontier|Battle Frontier]].
'''Pokémon Emerald''' introduced an expansion of the safari zone; changes in Pokémon abilities; a new place, called the '''Trainer Hill'''; many move tutors; new event Pokémon; new ways to get the Regis; the return of Pokémon animations, introduced in [[Pokémon Crystal]]; the Marine and Terra cave; a Mirage Tower; the Desert Underpass; Magma Hideout; a way to get Johto Starters; a Trainer Hill much like the Trainer Tower in [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon FireRed]] and [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon LeafGreen]]; the ability to refight the Gyms; a new Match Call system; a new attack called Volt Tackle; and much more...
'''Pokémon Emerald''' introduced an expansion of the safari zone; changes in Pokémon abilities; a new place, called the '''Trainer Hill'''; many move tutors; new event Pokémon; new ways to get the Regis; the return of Pokémon animations, introduced in [[Pokémon Crystal]]; the Marine and Terra cave; a Mirage Tower; the Desert Underpass; Magma Hideout; a way to get Johto Starters; a Trainer Hill much like the Trainer Tower in [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon FireRed]] and [[Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen|Pokémon LeafGreen]]; the ability to refight the Gyms; a new Match Call system; a new attack called Volt Tackle; and much more...
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 19 November 2023

Pokémon Emerald | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Appendices
Moves
Items
Walkthrough
  1. Littleroot Town
  2. Route 101
  3. Oldale Town
  4. Route 103
  5. Route 102
  6. Petalburg City
  7. Route 104 (South)
  8. Petalburg Woods
  9. Route 104 (North)
  10. Rustboro City
  11. Route 116
  12. Rusturf Tunnel
  13. Dewford Town
  14. Granite Cave
  15. Route 109
  16. Slateport City
  17. Route 110
  18. Trick House
  19. Mauville City
  20. New Mauville
  21. Route 117
  22. Verdanturf Town
  23. Route 111
  24. Route 112
  25. Fiery Path
  26. Route 113
  27. Fallarbor Town
  28. Route 114
  29. Meteor Falls
  30. Route 115
  31. Mt. Chimney
  32. Jagged Pass
  33. Lavaridge Town
  34. Petalburg Gym
  35. Route 118
  36. Route 119
  37. Fortree City
  38. Route 120
  39. Scorched Slab
  40. Route 121
  41. Safari Zone
  42. Lilycove City
  43. Route 122
  44. Mt. Pyre
  45. Route 123
  46. Team Magma Hideout
  47. Team Aqua Hideout
  48. Route 124
  49. Mossdeep City
  50. Route 125
  51. The Shoal Cave
  52. Route 127
  53. Route 128
  54. Seafloor Cavern
  55. Route 126
  56. Sootopolis City
  57. Cave of Origin
  58. Route 129
  59. Route 130
  60. Route 131
  61. Sky Pillar
  62. Pacifidlog Town
  63. Route 132
  64. Route 133
  65. Route 134
  66. Capturing the Regis
  67. Route 105
  68. Route 106
  69. Route 107
  70. Route 108
  71. Abandoned Ship
  72. Ever Grande City 1
  73. Victory Road
  74. Ever Grande City 2
  75. The Elite Four
  76. S.S. Tidal
  77. Terra and Marine Caves (Emerald only)
  78. Trainer Hill (Emerald only)
  79. Southern Island
Pokémon Emerald
New features
Battle Frontier
Box artwork for Pokémon Emerald.
Box artwork for Pokémon Emerald.
Pokémon Emerald
Developer(s)Game Freak
Publisher(s)Nintendo
Year released2004
System(s)Game Boy Advance
Preceded byPokémon FireRed and LeafGreen
Followed byPokémon Diamond and Pearl
SeriesPokémon
Genre(s)RPG
Players1
ModesSingle player
Rating(s)CERO All agesESRB EveryonePEGI Ages 3+OFLC General 8+
LinksPokémon Emerald ChannelSearchSearch
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Pokémon Emerald

Pokémon Emerald is an enhanced remake of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, with better graphics and more Pokémon available. It also features a new area called Battle Frontier. Pokémon Emerald introduced an expansion of the safari zone; changes in Pokémon abilities; a new place, called the Trainer Hill; many move tutors; new event Pokémon; new ways to get the Regis; the return of Pokémon animations, introduced in Pokémon Crystal; the Marine and Terra cave; a Mirage Tower; the Desert Underpass; Magma Hideout; a way to get Johto Starters; a Trainer Hill much like the Trainer Tower in Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen; the ability to refight the Gyms; a new Match Call system; a new attack called Volt Tackle; and much more...

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Table of Contents

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Gameplay
Appendices
Moves
Items
Walkthrough
  1. Littleroot Town
  2. Route 101
  3. Oldale Town
  4. Route 103
  5. Route 102
  6. Petalburg City
  7. Route 104 (South)
  8. Petalburg Woods
  9. Route 104 (North)
  10. Rustboro City
  11. Route 116
  12. Rusturf Tunnel
  13. Dewford Town
  14. Granite Cave
  15. Route 109
  16. Slateport City
  17. Route 110
  18. Trick House
  19. Mauville City
  20. New Mauville
  21. Route 117
  22. Verdanturf Town
  23. Route 111
  24. Route 112
  25. Fiery Path
  26. Route 113
  27. Fallarbor Town
  28. Route 114
  29. Meteor Falls
  30. Route 115
  31. Mt. Chimney
  32. Jagged Pass
  33. Lavaridge Town
  34. Petalburg Gym
  35. Route 118
  36. Route 119
  37. Fortree City
  38. Route 120
  39. Scorched Slab
  40. Route 121
  41. Safari Zone
  42. Lilycove City
  43. Route 122
  44. Mt. Pyre
  45. Route 123
  46. Team Magma Hideout
  47. Team Aqua Hideout
  48. Route 124
  49. Mossdeep City
  50. Route 125
  51. The Shoal Cave
  52. Route 127
  53. Route 128
  54. Seafloor Cavern
  55. Route 126
  56. Sootopolis City
  57. Cave of Origin
  58. Route 129
  59. Route 130
  60. Route 131
  61. Sky Pillar
  62. Pacifidlog Town
  63. Route 132
  64. Route 133
  65. Route 134
  66. Capturing the Regis
  67. Route 105
  68. Route 106
  69. Route 107
  70. Route 108
  71. Abandoned Ship
  72. Ever Grande City 1
  73. Victory Road
  74. Ever Grande City 2
  75. The Elite Four
  76. S.S. Tidal
  77. Terra and Marine Caves (Emerald only)
  78. Trainer Hill (Emerald only)
  79. Southern Island
Pokémon Emerald
New features
Battle Frontier
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