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To obtain the regional '''Pokédex Certificate''' you need to catch 150 Kanto Pokémon, excluding Mew.
To obtain the regional '''Pokédex Certificate''' you need to catch 150 Kanto Pokémon, excluding Mew.


To obtain the regional '''National Pokédex Certificate''' you need to catch 380 of the 386 Pokémon, excluding Mew, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Jirachi, Deoxys, and Celebi.
To obtain the regional '''National Pokédex Certificate''' you need to catch 380 of the 386 Pokémon, excluding Mew, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Jirachi, Deoxys, and Celebi. Any Johto Pokémon not listed below will need to be [[../Gameplay#Trading|traded]] from another player to obtain them.


==Catching Pokémon==
==Catching Pokémon==
Most Pokémon from the Kanto region are accessible in the wild as you progress through the game. However, there are specific Pokémon exclusive to each version of the game and you will need to trade Pokémon from the complementary version to complete the regional Pokédex.  
Most Pokémon from the Kanto region are accessible in the wild as you progress through the game. However, there are specific Pokémon exclusive to each version of the game and you will need to trade Pokémon from the complementary version to complete the regional Pokédex.


===Kanto exclusives===
===Kanto exclusives===
These Pokémon originally from the Kanto region can only be caught in one of the two games.


This is the list of Pokémon that you need the other version of the game to trade for them
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{| class="wikitable mid-table"
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| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Magmar.png|80x40px|Magmar]]{{bp|Magmar}} || [[../Mt. Ember/]]
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Magmar.png|80x40px|Magmar]]{{bp|Magmar}} || [[../Mt. Ember/]]
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Pinsir.png|80x40px|Pinsir]]{{bp|Pinsir}}  
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Pinsir.png|80x40px|Pinsir]]{{bp|Pinsir}}
|| [[../Safari Zone/]]
|| [[../Safari Zone/]]
|}
|}
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===Johto exclusives===
===Johto exclusives===
 
These are the only Pokémon originally from the Johto region that can catch be caught in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.
This is the list of Johto Pokémon you can catch in FRLG.  


{| class="wikitable mid-table"
{| class="wikitable mid-table"
!Pokémon !! Game !! Location
! Pokémon !! Location !! FireRed !! LeafGreen
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Sentret.png|80x40px|Sentret]]{{bp|Sentret}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Sentret.png|80x40px|Sentret]]{{bp|Sentret}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Canyon Entrance}}, {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Canyon Entrance}}, {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
 
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Ledyba.png|80x40px|Ledyba]]{{bp|Ledyba}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Ledyba.png|80x40px|Ledyba]]{{bp|Ledyba}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Spinarak.png|80x40px|Spinarak]]{{bp|Spinarak}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Spinarak.png|80x40px|Spinarak]]{{bp|Spinarak}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Natu.png|80x40px|Natu]]{{bp|Ledyba}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Natu.png|80x40px|Natu]]{{bp|Ledyba}}
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Marill.png|80x40px|Marill]]{{bp|Marill}} || LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Marill.png|80x40px|Marill]]{{bp|Marill}}
| [[../Four Island/]], {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}, [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| [[../Four Island/]], {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}, [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| {{no}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Hoppip.png|80x40px|Hoppip]]{{bp|Hoppip}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Hoppip.png|80x40px|Hoppip]]{{bp|Hoppip}}
| [[../Five Island/]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}
| [[../Five Island/]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Yanma.png|80x40px|Yanma]]{{bp|Yanma}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Yanma.png|80x40px|Yanma]]{{bp|Yanma}}
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Wooper.png|80x40px|Wooper]]{{bp|Wooper}} || FireRed
| [[File:Pokemon RS Wooper.png|80x40px|Wooper]]{{bp|Wooper}}
| [[../Four Island/]], {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}, [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| [[../Four Island/]], {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}, [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]]
| {{yes}} || {{no}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Murkrow.png|80x40px|Murkrow]]{{bp|Murkrow}} || FireRed
| [[File:Pokemon RS Murkrow.png|80x40px|Murkrow]]{{bp|Murkrow}}
| {{s|Five Island|Lost Cave}}
| {{s|Five Island|Lost Cave}}
| {{yes}} || {{no}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Misdreavus.png|80x40px|Misdreavus]]{{bp|Misdreavus}} || LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Misdreavus.png|80x40px|Misdreavus]]{{bp|Misdreavus}}
| {{s|Five Island|Lost Cave}}
| {{s|Five Island|Lost Cave}}
| {{no}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Unown F.png|80x40px|Unown]]{{bp|Unown}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Unown F.png|80x40px|Unown]]{{bp|Unown}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Wobbuffet.png|80x40px|Wobbuffet]]{{bp|Wobbuffet}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Wobbuffet.png|80x40px|Wobbuffet]]{{bp|Wobbuffet}}
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]], [[../Cerulean Cave/]]
| [[../Six Island#Ruin Valley & Dotted Cave|Ruin Valley]], [[../Cerulean Cave/]]
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Dunsparce.png|80x40px|Dunsparce]]{{bp|Dunsparce}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Dunsparce.png|80x40px|Dunsparce]]{{bp|Dunsparce}}
| [[../Back to Mt. Ember#Optional Matters|Three Isle Port]]
| [[../Back to Mt. Ember#Optional Matters|Three Isle Port]]
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Qwilfish.png|80x40px|Qwilfish]]{{bp|Qwilfish}} || FireRed
| [[File:Pokemon RS Qwilfish.png|80x40px|Qwilfish]]{{bp|Qwilfish}}
| {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Green Path}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}, [[../Six Island#Outcast Island & Altering Cave|Outcast Island]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]], {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
| {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Green Path}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}, [[../Six Island#Outcast Island & Altering Cave|Outcast Island]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]], {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
| {{yes}} || {{no}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Heracross.png|80x40px|Heracross]]{{bp|Heracross}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Heracross.png|80x40px|Heracross]]{{bp|Heracross}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{s|Six Island|Pattern Bush}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Sneasel.png|80x40px|Sneasel]]{{bp|Sneasel}} || LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Sneasel.png|80x40px|Sneasel]]{{bp|Sneasel}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{no}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Slugma.png|80x40px|Slugma]]{{bp|Slugma}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Slugma.png|80x40px|Slugma]]{{bp|Slugma}}
| [[../Mt. Ember/]]
| [[../Mt. Ember/]]
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Swinub.png|80x40px|Swinub]]{{bp|Swinub}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Swinub.png|80x40px|Swinub]]{{bp|Swinub}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Remoraid.png|80x40px|Remoraid]]{{bp|Remoraid}} || LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Remoraid.png|80x40px|Remoraid]]{{bp|Remoraid}}
| {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Green Path}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}, [[../Six Island#Outcast Island & Altering Cave|Outcast Island]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]], {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
| {{s|Five Island|Five Island Meadow}}, {{s|Six Island|Green Path}}, {{s|Five Island|Memorial Pillar}}, [[../Six Island#Outcast Island & Altering Cave|Outcast Island]], {{s|Five Island|Resort Gorgeous}}, {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]], {{s|Five Island|Water Labyrinth}}, {{s|Six Island|Water Path}}
| {{no}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Delibird.png|80x40px|Delibird]]{{bp|Delibird}} || FireRed
| [[File:Pokemon RS Delibird.png|80x40px|Delibird]]{{bp|Delibird}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{s|Four Island|Icefall Cave}}
| {{yes}} || {{no}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Mantine.png|80x40px|Mantine]]{{bp|Mantine}} || LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Mantine.png|80x40px|Mantine]]{{bp|Mantine}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]]
| {{s|Seven Island|Tanoby Ruins}}, [[../Seven Island#Entrance|Trainer Tower]]
| {{no}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Skarmory.png|80x40px|Skarmory]]{{bp|Skarmory}} || FireRed
| [[File:Pokemon RS Skarmory.png|80x40px|Skarmory]]{{bp|Skarmory}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{yes}} || {{no}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Phanpy.png|80x40px|Phanpy]]{{bp|Phanpy}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Phanpy.png|80x40px|Phanpy]]{{bp|Phanpy}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Canyon Entrance}}, {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Canyon Entrance}}, {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|-
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Larvitar.png|80x40px|Larvitar]]{{bp|Larvitar}} || FireRed and LeafGreen
| [[File:Pokemon RS Larvitar.png|80x40px|Larvitar]]{{bp|Larvitar}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{s|Seven Island|Sevault Canyon}}
| {{yes}} || {{yes}}
|}
|}


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|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Suicune.png|80x40px|Suicune]]{{bp|Suicune}} || Charmander
| [[File:Pokemon RS Suicune.png|80x40px|Suicune]]{{bp|Suicune}} || Charmander
|}
==Evolution==
Some Pokémon require special steps to evolve their base forms.
===Trading===
The following Pokémon need to be traded to evolve.
{| class="wikitable mid-table"
! Evolution !! Requirements
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Alakazam.png|80x40px|Alakazam]]{{bp|Alakazam}} || Trade Kadabra
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Machamp.png|80x40px|Machamp]]{{bp|Machamp}} || Trade Machoke
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Golem.png|80x40px|Golem]]{{bp|Golem}} || Trade Graveler
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Gengar.png|80x40px|Gengar]]{{bp|Gengar}} || Trade Haunter
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Slowking.png|80x40px|Slowking]]{{bp|Slowking}} || Trade Slowpoke holding King's Rock
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Steelix.png|80x40px|Steelix]]{{bp|Steelix}} || Trade Onix holding Metal Coat
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Scizor.png|80x40px|Scizor]]{{bp|Scizor}} || Trade Scyther holding Metal Coat
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Kingdra.png|80x40px|Kingdra]]{{bp|Kingdra}} || Trade Seadra holding Dragon Scale
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Porygon2.png|80x40px|Porygon2]]{{bp|Porygon2}} || Trade Porygon holding Up-Grade
|}
===Friendship===
The following Pokémon need at least 220 friendship to evolve.
{| class="wikitable mid-table"
! Evolution !! Requirements
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Blissey.png|80x40px|Blissey]]{{bp|Blissey}} || Chansey
|}
|}


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==Breeding==
==Breeding==
These 9 Pokémon can only be obtained through [[Pokémon/Breeding|Breeding]].
* Pichu
* Cleffa
* Igglybuff
* Magby
* Elekid
* Smoochum
* Tyrogue
* Azurill
* Wynaut
You only receive either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan from the Fighting Dojo, and Hitmontop is not available at all. To collect all 3, you will need to breed the one you have with a Ditto to produce a Tyrogue. Once it reaches level 20, it can evolve into one of the 3 evolutions based on his stats:
You only receive either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan from the Fighting Dojo, and Hitmontop is not available at all. To collect all 3, you will need to breed the one you have with a Ditto to produce a Tyrogue. Once it reaches level 20, it can evolve into one of the 3 evolutions based on his stats:


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|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Umbreon.png|80x40px|Umbreon]]{{bp|Umbreon}} || Level up during the night with high friendship
| [[File:Pokemon RS Umbreon.png|80x40px|Umbreon]]{{bp|Umbreon}} || Level up during the night with high friendship
|}
The below Pokémon can only be obtained through breeding. Check the [[Pokémon/Breeding|Breeding]] page for more information.
* Pichu
* Cleffa
* Igglybuff
* Magby
* Elekid
* Smoochum
* Tyrogue
* Azurill
* Wynaut
==Friendship==
The following Pokémon need at least 220 friendship to obtain through evolution
{| class="wikitable mid-table"
! Evolution !! Requirements
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Blissey.png|80x40px|Blissey]]{{bp|Blissey}} || Level up Chansey
|-
|}
|}


==Unobtainable Pokémon==
==Unobtainable Pokémon==
 
The following Pokémon are not obtainable through regular means anymore. They were temporarily available via events in the [[Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire]] and [[Pokémon Emerald]] games.
The following Pokémon are unobtainable through regular means as the events have passed unless you did them on your RSE games and you can trade for them


* Mew
* Mew
* Celebi
* Celebi
* Deoxys
* Deoxys
==Trading==
The following Pokémon need to be trade to evolve.
{| class="wikitable mid-table"
! Evolution !! Requirements
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Alakazam.png|80x40px|Alakazam]]{{bp|Alakazam}} || Trade Kadabra
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Machamp.png|80x40px|Machamp]]{{bp|Machamp}} || Trade Machoke
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Golem.png|80x40px|Golem]]{{bp|Golem}} || Trade Graveler
|-
| [[File:Pokemon FRLG Gengar.png|80x40px|Gengar]]{{bp|Gengar}} || Trade Haunter
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Slowking.png|80x40px|Slowking]]{{bp|Slowking}} || Trade Slowpoke holding King's Rock
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Steelix.png|80x40px|Steelix]]{{bp|Steelix}} || Trade Onix holding Metal Coat
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Scizor.png|80x40px|Scizor]]{{bp|Scizor}} || Trade Scyther holding Metal Coat
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Kingdra.png|80x40px|Kingdra]]{{bp|Kingdra}} || Trade Seadra holding Dragon Scale
|-
| [[File:Pokemon RS Porygon2.png|80x40px|Porygon2]]{{bp|Porygon2}} || Trade Porygon holding Up-Grade
|}
To complete the '''National Pokédex Certificate''' with Pokémon that aren't listed above you will need another player to [[../Gameplay#Trading|obtain]] them


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Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Appendices
Walkthrough
1. Boulder badge
2. Cascade badge
3. Thunder badge
4. Rainbow badge
5. Marsh badge
6. Soul badge
7. Volcano badge
Sevii Islands
8. Earth badge
Final battle
Post game
Event-exclusive locations

To truly beat the game you will need to complete the Pokédex. The regional Pokédex is the same as the Pokédex from the Pokémon Red and Blue games. Once you have 60 unique Pokémon registered in your regional Pokédex and beaten the Elite Four, Professor Oak will upgrade your regional Pokédex to the National Pokédex, which includes all the Pokémon from Pokémon Gold and Silver and Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, making it a total of 386 Pokémon.

Pokédex Certificates

To obtain the regional Pokédex Certificate you need to catch 150 Kanto Pokémon, excluding Mew.

To obtain the regional National Pokédex Certificate you need to catch 380 of the 386 Pokémon, excluding Mew, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Jirachi, Deoxys, and Celebi. Any Johto Pokémon not listed below will need to be traded from another player to obtain them.

Catching Pokémon

Most Pokémon from the Kanto region are accessible in the wild as you progress through the game. However, there are specific Pokémon exclusive to each version of the game and you will need to trade Pokémon from the complementary version to complete the regional Pokédex.

Kanto exclusives

These Pokémon originally from the Kanto region can only be caught in one of the two games.

Pokémon FireRed exclusives
Pokémon Location
EkansEkans Route 4, Route 8, Route 9, Route 10, Route 11, Route 23
OddishOddish Route 5, Route 6, Route 7, Route 12, Route 13, Route 14, Route 15, Route 24, Route 25, Berry Forest, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink, Water Path
PsyduckPsyduck Celadon City, Route 4, Route 10, Route 11, Route 12, Route 13, Route 19, Route 20, Route 21, Route 24, Water Labyrinth, Resort Gorgeous, Memorial Pillar, Green Path, Outcast Island, Tanoby Ruins, Pallet Town, Cerulean City, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island, One Island, Five Island, Trainer Tower, Route 6, Route 22, Route 23, Viridian City, Fuchsia City, Four Island, Cerulean Cave, Safari Zone, Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Bond Bridge, Five Island Meadow, Ruin Valley, Water Path, Cape Brink, Berry Forest, Seafoam Islands, Icefall Cave, Canyon Entrance
GrowlitheGrowlithe Route 7, Route 8, Pokémon Mansion
ShellderShellder Pallet Town, Cinnabar Island, Vermilion City, One Island, Five Island, Icefall Cave
ScytherScyther Safari Zone
ElectabuzzElectabuzz Power Plant
Pokémon LeafGreen exclusives
Pokémon Location
SandshrewSandshrew Route 4, Route 8, Route 9, Route 10, Route 11, Route 23
VulpixVulpix Route 7, Route 8, Pokémon Mansion
BellsproutBellsprout Route 5, Route 6, Route 7, Route 12, Route 13, Route 14, Route 15, Route 24, Route 25, Berry Forest, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink, Water Path
SlowpokeSlowpoke Celadon City, Route 4, Route 10, Route 11, Route 12, Route 13, Route 19, Route 20, Route 21, Route 24, Water Labyrinth, Resort Gorgeous, Memorial Pillar, Green Path, Outcast Island, Tanoby Ruins, Pallet Town, Cerulean City, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island, One Island, Five Island, Trainer Tower, Route 6, Route 22, Route 23, Viridian City, Fuchsia City, Four Island, Cerulean Cave, Safari Zone, Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Bond Bridge, Five Island Meadow, Ruin Valley, Water Path, Cape Brink, Berry Forest, Seafoam Islands, Icefall Cave, Canyon Entrance
StaryuStaryu Pallet Town, Cinnabar Island, Vermilion City, One Island, Five Island, Icefall Cave
MagmarMagmar Mt. Ember
PinsirPinsir Safari Zone

Johto exclusives

These are the only Pokémon originally from the Johto region that can catch be caught in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.

Pokémon Location FireRed LeafGreen
SentretSentret Canyon Entrance, Five Island Meadow, Water Path Yes Yes
LedybaLedyba Pattern Bush Yes Yes
SpinarakSpinarak Pattern Bush Yes Yes
NatuLedyba Ruin Valley Yes Yes
MarillMarill Four Island, Icefall Cave, Ruin Valley No Yes
HoppipHoppip Five Island, Resort Gorgeous, Water Labyrinth, Memorial Pillar Yes Yes
YanmaYanma Ruin Valley Yes Yes
WooperWooper Four Island, Icefall Cave, Ruin Valley Yes No
MurkrowMurkrow Lost Cave Yes No
MisdreavusMisdreavus Lost Cave No Yes
UnownUnown Tanoby Ruins Yes Yes
WobbuffetWobbuffet Ruin Valley, Cerulean Cave Yes Yes
DunsparceDunsparce Three Isle Port Yes Yes
QwilfishQwilfish Five Island Meadow, Green Path, Memorial Pillar, Outcast Island, Resort Gorgeous, Tanoby Ruins, Trainer Tower, Water Labyrinth, Water Path Yes No
HeracrossHeracross Pattern Bush Yes Yes
SneaselSneasel Icefall Cave No Yes
SlugmaSlugma Mt. Ember Yes Yes
SwinubSwinub Icefall Cave Yes Yes
RemoraidRemoraid Five Island Meadow, Green Path, Memorial Pillar, Outcast Island, Resort Gorgeous, Tanoby Ruins, Trainer Tower, Water Labyrinth, Water Path No Yes
DelibirdDelibird Icefall Cave Yes No
MantineMantine Tanoby Ruins, Trainer Tower No Yes
SkarmorySkarmory Sevault Canyon Yes No
PhanpyPhanpy Canyon Entrance, Sevault Canyon Yes Yes
LarvitarLarvitar Sevault Canyon Yes Yes

Legendary Pokémon

These Pokémon will only appear once, so if you defeat them you won't see them again. Save the game before battling them.

Pokémon Location
ArticunoArticuno Seafoam Islands
ZapdosArticuno Power Plant
MoltresMoltres Mt. Ember
MewtwoMewtwo Cerulean Cave

Legendary Beasts

You can only obtain one Legendary Beast, depending on which starter Pokémon you chose. You will need to trade with other players for the two you didn't obtain.

Pokémon Starter Pokémon
RaikouRaikou Squirtle
EnteiEntei Bulbasaur
SuicuneSuicune Charmander

Evolution

Some Pokémon require special steps to evolve their base forms.

Trading

The following Pokémon need to be traded to evolve.

Evolution Requirements
AlakazamAlakazam Trade Kadabra
MachampMachamp Trade Machoke
GolemGolem Trade Graveler
GengarGengar Trade Haunter
SlowkingSlowking Trade Slowpoke holding King's Rock
SteelixSteelix Trade Onix holding Metal Coat
ScizorScizor Trade Scyther holding Metal Coat
KingdraKingdra Trade Seadra holding Dragon Scale
Porygon2Porygon2 Trade Porygon holding Up-Grade

Friendship

The following Pokémon need at least 220 friendship to evolve.

Evolution Requirements
BlisseyBlissey Chansey

Available from NPCs

Although not available in the wild, certain Pokémon are available by interacting with characters in the game.

You can only obtain these Pokémon by trading with specific NPCs:

Obtain Location
Farfetch'dFarfetch'd Vermilion City
LickitungLickitung Route 18
Mr. MimeMr. Mime Route 2
JynxJynx Cerulean City

During the game, you will collect an Old Amber in Pewter City and either a Dome Fossil or a Helix Fossil in Mt. Moon. Taking these to the Pokémon Lab on Cinnabar Island will allow you to regenerate Aerodactyl, Kabuto and Omanyte respectively. As you can only collect Kabuto or Omanyte, you will need to trade with another player for the one you didn't obtain.

These Pokémon will be given to you as you progress through the game.

Obtain Location
HitmonleeHitmonlee or
HitmonchanHitmonchan		 The Fighting Dojo
EeveeEevee Celadon Mansion

Breeding

These 9 Pokémon can only be obtained through Breeding.

  • Pichu
  • Cleffa
  • Igglybuff
  • Magby
  • Elekid
  • Smoochum
  • Tyrogue
  • Azurill
  • Wynaut

You only receive either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan from the Fighting Dojo, and Hitmontop is not available at all. To collect all 3, you will need to breed the one you have with a Ditto to produce a Tyrogue. Once it reaches level 20, it can evolve into one of the 3 evolutions based on his stats:

Evolution Stats
HitmonleeHitmonlee Attack higher than Defense
HitmonchanHitmonchan Defense higher than Attack
HitmontopHitmontop Attack equal to Defense

There are 5 possible evolutions of Eevee, so you will need to breed the Eevee you are given four times. If it's a female Eevee then you can breed it with any Pokémon in the Field Egg group, if it's male then you can only breed it with a Ditto.

Evolution Requirements
FlareonFlareon Fire Stone
JolteonJolteon Thunderstone
VaporeonVaporeon Water Stone
EspeonEspeon Level up during the day with high friendship
UmbreonUmbreon Level up during the night with high friendship

Unobtainable Pokémon

The following Pokémon are not obtainable through regular means anymore. They were temporarily available via events in the Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald games.

  • Mew
  • Celebi
  • Deoxys
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Table of Contents

Gameplay
Appendices
Walkthrough
1. Boulder badge
2. Cascade badge
3. Thunder badge
4. Rainbow badge
5. Marsh badge
6. Soul badge
7. Volcano badge
Sevii Islands
8. Earth badge
Final battle
Post game
Event-exclusive locations
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