Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen/Route 24

Route 24 (partial view).

Take on Route 24, which starts at the bridge North of Cerulean City. It's as straightforward as it gets.

The bridge challenges you with five trainers to beat (you may always heal at the Pokémon Center between each battle), ending with a Team Rocket Grunt, who awards you a Nugget before asking you to join Team Rocket. To the West, after the bridge, there's another trainer, and some tall grass with this route's Pokémon. Further North there's another patch of grass in the border with the next route.

Nuggets were made for players to sell them at Poké Marts and get some money. They don't really serve another purpose and aren't important. Don't worry, they're not finite items: there are ways to repeatedly earn them, although they take some work. For example, Meowth's Pickup ability can generate Nuggets. It can also generate Pecha Berries, considering that there's one obtainable on this route.

Pokémon found

FireRed
Pokémon		Level	Rate
	Caterpie	7	25%
	Metapod	8	1%
	Weedle	7	25%
	Kakuna	8	4%
	Pidgey	11-13	15%
	Oddish	12-14	15%
	Abra	8-12	15%

LeafGreen
Pokémon		Level	Rate
	Caterpie	7	25%
	Metapod	8	4%
	Weedle	7	25%
	Kakuna	8	1%
	Pidgey	11-13	15%
	Abra	8-12	15%
	Bellsprout	12-14	15%

FireRed and LeafGreen
Pokémon		Level	Rate
Surfing
	Tentacool	5-40	100%

FireRed
Pokémon		Level	Old Rod	Good Rod	Super Rod
	Magikarp	5	100%	-	-
	Krabby	5-15	-	20%	-
	Horsea	5-15	-	60%	-
	Magikarp	5-15	-	20%	-
	Psyduck	25-35	-	-	1%
	Horsea	15-35	-	-	84%
	Gyarados	15-25	-	-	15%

LeafGreen
Pokémon		Level	Old Rod	Good Rod	Super Rod
	Magikarp	5	100%	-	-
	Krabby	5-15	-	20%	-
	Horsea	5-15	-	60%	-
	Magikarp	5-15	-	20%	-
	Slowpoke	25-35	-	-	1%
	Krabby	15-35	-	-	84%
	Gyarados	15-25	-	-	15%

New Pokémon

#43 Oddish

Another Pokémon that is exclusive only to Pokémon FireRed. Most of its attacks include absorbing HP from the opponent, which is very useful for long fights without easy access to a healing center, and status inflicting Powders that are helpful when you try to catch other Pokémon. Oddish evolves into Gloom at Level 21, and can further evolve into Vileplume by using a Leaf Stone or Bellossom (after you defeat the Elite 4) by using a Sun Stone.

#69 Bellsprout

A Grass/Poison-type Pokémon LeafGreen exclusive. It also learns status inflicting Powders like Oddish. Bellsprout is a good choice for a Grass-type Pokémon if your starter Pokémon wasn't Bulbasaur. Its final form is Victreebel, which is more offense-orientated than Vileplume or Bellossom.

#63 Abra

The first Psychic-type Pokémon in these games. Abra is very sneaky, so when you try to catch him, you can either throw a Poké Ball or try to put it to Sleep or Paralyze it. If not, it will Teleport away.

Its final form is Alakazam, which is a very powerful Pokémon and a great choice for your team. To evolve Abra into Alakazam, you'll have to trade it with someone.

Trainers

FireRed and LeafGreen
Trainer	Pokemon
Bug Catcher Cale Reward: 120	Caterpie Lv. 10 Weedle Lv. 10 Metapod Lv. 10 Kakuna Lv. 10
Lass Ali Reward: 192	Pidgey Lv. 12 Oddish Lv. 12 Bellsprout Lv. 12
Youngster Timmy Reward: 224 Rematch	Sandshrew Lv. 14 Ekans Lv. 14
Lass Reli Reward: 256 Rematch	Nidoran♂ Lv. 16 Nidoran♀ Lv. 16
Camper Ethan Reward: 360	Mankey Lv. 18
Team Rocket Grunt Reward: 480	Ekans Lv. 15 Zubat Lv. 15
Camper Shane Reward: 280	Rattata Lv. 14 Ekans Lv. 14

Items

• Nugget (Given to you by the Team Rocket Grunt before battling you)
• TM45 Attract
• Pecha Berry (Visibly hidden just west of the northernmost wild Pokémon tall grass area, technically reached through Route 25)