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|image=Pokemon Gold and Silver Box Arts.jpg
|title=Pokémon Gold and Silver
|title=Pokémon Gold and Silver
|image=Pkmn. gold and silver boxart.jpg
|developer=[[Game Freak]]
|developer=[[Game Freak]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]], [[The Pokémon Company]]
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|year=1999
|systems={{syslist|gb|gbc|3ds}}
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{OFLC|G}}{{PEGI|3}}{{ELSPA|3}}{{GRB|All}}
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|genre=[[RPG]]
|systems=[[Game Boy Color]], [[3DS VC]]
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|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
|ratings={{ESRB|E}}{{OFLC|G}}{{PEGI|3}}{{ELSPA|3}}{{GRB|All}}
|preceded by=[[Pokémon Yellow]]
|preceded by=[[Pokémon Yellow]]
|followed by=[[Pokémon Crystal]]
|followed by=[[Pokémon Crystal]]
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'''Pokémon Gold''' and '''Pokémon Silver''' are two Super Game Boy and [[Game Boy Color]] enhanced video games for the [[Nintendo]] [[Game Boy]]. Released in [[2000]], these games started the second generation of the vastly popular Pokémon video game series. These games feature a new region called Johto, 100 new Pokémon and many more additions. They are also backwards compatible with the first generation of games (''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Yellow]]''). It was later succeeded by an enhanced remake entitled '''[[Pokémon Crystal]]''', a [[Game Boy Color]] title.
'''Pokémon Gold''' and '''Pokémon Silver''' are two Super Game Boy and [[Game Boy Color]] enhanced video games for the [[Nintendo]] [[Game Boy]]. Released in [[2000]], these games started the second generation of the vastly popular Pokémon video game series. These games feature a new region called Johto, 100 new Pokémon and many more additions. They are also backwards compatible with the first generation of games (''[[Pokémon Red and Blue]]'' and ''[[Pokémon Yellow]]''). It was later succeeded by an enhanced remake entitled '''[[Pokémon Crystal]] ''', a [[Game Boy Color]] title.
 
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Image:Pkmn. gold opening screen.jpg|Pokémon Gold's opening screen.
File:Pokemon Gold and Silver JP box.jpg|Japanese boxes.
Image:Pkmn. silver opening screen.gif|Pokémon Silver's opening screen.
File:Pokemon Gold Title Screen.jpg|Pokémon Gold's opening screen.
File:Pokemon Silver Title Screen.png|Pokémon Silver's opening screen.
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Latest revision as of 23:46, 9 October 2022

Pokémon Gold and Silver | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Pokémon Crystal
Pokédex
Moves

Pokeball.png

Walkthrough
  1. New Bark Town
  2. Route 29
  3. Cherrygrove City
  4. Mr. Pokémon's House
  5. Back to New Bark Town
  6. Routes 30 & 31
  7. Dark Cave
  8. Violet City
  9. Sprout Tower
  10. Route 32
  11. Ruins of Alph
  12. Union Cave
  13. Route 33
  14. Azalea Town
  15. Slowpoke Well
  16. Ilex Forest
  17. Route 34
  18. Goldenrod City
  19. Route 35
  20. National Park
  21. Routes 36 & 37
  22. Ecruteak City
  23. Burned Tower
  24. Route 38 & 39
  25. Olivine City
  26. Lighthouse
  27. Routes 40 & 41
  28. Cianwood City
  29. Olivine Gym & Johto Side Quests
  30. Route 42
  31. Mahogany Town
  32. Route 43
  33. Lake of Rage
  34. Rocket Hideout
  35. Radio Tower
  36. Return to Ecruteak City (Crystal)
  37. Route 44
  38. Ice Path
  39. Blackthorn City
  40. Dragon's Den
  41. Mt. Mortar
  42. Whirl Islands
  43. Tin Tower
  44. Routes 45 & 46
Kanto
  1. Routes 26 & 27
  2. Victory Road
  3. Indigo Plateau
  4. Fast Ship S.S Aqua
  5. Vermilion City
  6. Route 6
  7. Saffron City
  8. Route 7
  9. Route 8
  10. Lavender Town
  11. Rock Tunnel
  12. Routes 9 & 10
  13. Cerulean City
  14. Routes 24 & 25
  15. Route 5
  16. Celadon City
  17. Routes 16, 17 & 18
  18. Fuchsia City
  19. Routes 14 & 15
  20. Routes 12 & 13
  21. Route 11
  22. Diglett's Cave
  23. Route 2
  24. Pewter City
  25. Route 3
  26. Mt. Moon
  27. Route 4
  28. Viridian City
  29. Route 1
  30. Pallet Town
  31. Routes 19, 20 & 21
  32. Viridian Gym
  33. Route 22
  34. Route 28
  35. Mt. Silver
Secrets
Exclusives
Items
Item locations
Appendices
Box artwork for Pokémon Gold and Silver.
Box artwork for Pokémon Gold and Silver.
Pokémon Gold and Silver
Developer(s)Game Freak
Publisher(s)Nintendo
Year released1999
System(s)Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Nintendo 3DS
Preceded byPokémon Yellow
Followed byPokémon Crystal
SeriesPokémon
Genre(s)RPG
ModesSingle player, Multiplayer
Rating(s)ESRB EveryoneOFLC GeneralPEGI Ages 3+ELSPA Ages 3+GRB All
LinksPokémon Gold and Silver ChannelSearchSearch
Bulbapedia
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Pokémon Gold and Silver

Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver are two Super Game Boy and Game Boy Color enhanced video games for the Nintendo Game Boy. Released in 2000, these games started the second generation of the vastly popular Pokémon video game series. These games feature a new region called Johto, 100 new Pokémon and many more additions. They are also backwards compatible with the first generation of games (Pokémon Red and Blue and Pokémon Yellow). It was later succeeded by an enhanced remake entitled Pokémon Crystal, a Game Boy Color title.

  • Japanese boxes.

    Japanese boxes.

  • Pokémon Gold's opening screen.

    Pokémon Gold's opening screen.

  • Pokémon Silver's opening screen.

    Pokémon Silver's opening screen.

Table of Contents

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Gameplay
Pokémon Crystal
Pokédex
Moves

Pokeball.png

Walkthrough
  1. New Bark Town
  2. Route 29
  3. Cherrygrove City
  4. Mr. Pokémon's House
  5. Back to New Bark Town
  6. Routes 30 & 31
  7. Dark Cave
  8. Violet City
  9. Sprout Tower
  10. Route 32
  11. Ruins of Alph
  12. Union Cave
  13. Route 33
  14. Azalea Town
  15. Slowpoke Well
  16. Ilex Forest
  17. Route 34
  18. Goldenrod City
  19. Route 35
  20. National Park
  21. Routes 36 & 37
  22. Ecruteak City
  23. Burned Tower
  24. Route 38 & 39
  25. Olivine City
  26. Lighthouse
  27. Routes 40 & 41
  28. Cianwood City
  29. Olivine Gym & Johto Side Quests
  30. Route 42
  31. Mahogany Town
  32. Route 43
  33. Lake of Rage
  34. Rocket Hideout
  35. Radio Tower
  36. Return to Ecruteak City (Crystal)
  37. Route 44
  38. Ice Path
  39. Blackthorn City
  40. Dragon's Den
  41. Mt. Mortar
  42. Whirl Islands
  43. Tin Tower
  44. Routes 45 & 46
Kanto
  1. Routes 26 & 27
  2. Victory Road
  3. Indigo Plateau
  4. Fast Ship S.S Aqua
  5. Vermilion City
  6. Route 6
  7. Saffron City
  8. Route 7
  9. Route 8
  10. Lavender Town
  11. Rock Tunnel
  12. Routes 9 & 10
  13. Cerulean City
  14. Routes 24 & 25
  15. Route 5
  16. Celadon City
  17. Routes 16, 17 & 18
  18. Fuchsia City
  19. Routes 14 & 15
  20. Routes 12 & 13
  21. Route 11
  22. Diglett's Cave
  23. Route 2
  24. Pewter City
  25. Route 3
  26. Mt. Moon
  27. Route 4
  28. Viridian City
  29. Route 1
  30. Pallet Town
  31. Routes 19, 20 & 21
  32. Viridian Gym
  33. Route 22
  34. Route 28
  35. Mt. Silver
Secrets
Exclusives
Items
Item locations
Appendices
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