Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen/Route 12-13: Difference between revisions

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==Route 12==

===Sleeping Beauty===

Snorlax won't be very happy to be woken, but try to capture it.  This is the only other Snorlax in the game, so if you didn't catch the one in Route 16, here's your last opportunity. With the way clear, continue south to Route 13.  After the Snorlax, get the '''Super Rod''' from a man in a house.

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==Route 13==

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{{Pokemon/Trainer row|FRLG|Picnicker|Valerie|600}}

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{{Pokemon/Trainer row|FRLG|Bird Keeper|Perry|600}}

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==New Pokémon==

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Ditto may have the ability to {{bpm|Transform}} into any Pokémon it faces, but with such weak stats, it's almost not worth the catch.  However, Ditto does have one factor that makes it worth it.  Because of its Ditto egg group, it can breed with any egg group except for its own and the No Egg egg group.  Find one with some good IVs, and you'll have an excellent breeding Pokémon on your hands.}}

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Krabby is a fairly good Water Pokémon, and you can have fun beating things instantly (30% of the time) with his {{bpm|Guillotine}} technique.  But Krabby's real selling point is that he can learn the {{bpm|Cut}}, {{bpm|Surf}}, and {{bpm|Strength}} HM's, allowing you to have them all without using more than one slot on your bench.}}

Horsea's evolved form {{bp|Seadra}} is a solid fighter, and learns a good variety of Water-type attacks.  But you probably won't want more than one or two Water-types on your bench, and there's a variety of better options.  {{bp|Cloyster}}, {{bp|Vaporeon}}, {{bp|Starmie}} and {{bp|Lapras}} top the list.}}

{{Pokemon/New|title=#72 Tentacool|contents={{PokePic|Tentacool|right}}