Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen/Saffron City: Difference between revisions

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'''''Saffron City is home to the Silph Company, the makers of the fabulous Silph Scope.  So how did Giovanni get his paws on the Silph Scope prototype?  Is the company in cahoots with Team Rocket?  The only way to find out will be to use a little industrial espionage, so get your team built up strong and prepare to go on a stealth mission!'''''

[[File:Pokemon FRLG SaffronCity.png|thumb|531px|Saffron City]]

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===Mr. Psychic===

In the Southeast corner of town you'll find Mr. Psychic's house. Enter and he will give you TM29 {{bpm|Psychic}}. Psychic is considered one of the best attack moves in the game as it does a lot of damage, almost always hits, and has a 30% chance of temporarily lowering its target's "Special" statistic.

====Items====

* TM29 (Psychic) (Given to you by Mr. Psychic in his house)

===The Fighting Dojo===

You won't get a badge for taking down this optional Gym, but you will get something just as good: One of two Pokémon that can be found nowhere else in the game.  If you've only played the originals, you'll be in for a less-than-pleasant surprise. Beating the Mankeys in this gym is still easy, but thanks to a Generation II fighting move {{bpm|Foresight}}, the Machops, Machokes, Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan can still decimate your entire party even if you have Ghost Pokémon, so make sure you level your party up plenty before taking on this gym. When you've bested the Karate Master, he'll offer you your pick of his pets.

====New Pokemon====

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Choose Hitmonlee if you want a fast Fighting Pokemon that can mow down any Normal, Rock, Ice and Steel opponents.}}

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Pick Hitmonchan if you want a more versatile Pokemon that can hit its opponents with super effective moves.}}

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===Mimic Girl===

Give the Poké Doll to Copycat to be taught the {{bpm|Mimic}} move in return.  This skill automatically repeats the last attack done to you by your opponent.  Not always useful, but at least virtually any Pokémon can learn it.  Maybe now she'll feel less shy and be able to relate to people normally!

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{{Pokemon/Trainer row|FRLG|Channeler|Stacy|1216}}

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{{Pokemon/Trainer row|FRLG|Channeler|Amanda|1008}}

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====Leader====

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==Late to Fuchsia City==

The next destination on this guide is '''Fuchsia City''', since we finished up Saffron first, as following the game's order Fuchsia City should have been taken on before Saffron City.  For example, you can check the order of your Trainer Card badges.  Your Pokémon are going to be overleveled, making things even easier.  There, you'll get the HM's {{bpm|Surf}} and {{bpm|Strength}}.