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'''You have to head to Cianwood City to get the medicine for the Ampharos in Olivine city, and while you're there, you should pick up the Gym Badge too. You'll get something very cool if you win. Crush the boulders near the top of the city to find some interesting stuff.'''
[[File:Pokemon GSC map Cianwood City.png|left]]
 
==City features==
==City features==
===Get Jasmine's medicine===
===Get the SecretPotion===
The pharmacist in the small building  at the bottom will give you the '''Secret Potion''' that Jasmine needs. If you then leave and come back, he'll start selling a small selection of normal medicines, including the handy, space-saving Full Heal, which can cure any status condition.
The man in the pharmacy at the bottom of Olivine City will give you a SecretPotion once you talk to him, which you need to bring to Jasmine in the lighthouse in Olivine City. It'll cost you nothing, and you won't be able to battle Jasmine until you get this and bring it to her, so this should be your first stop in Cianwood.


===Give Shuckle a good home===
===Get a Shuckle===
The guy in the center house is so concerned about his Pokémon being stolen that he'll give it to you for safe-keeping. It's a {{bp|Shuckle}} named Shuckie, and as long as you keep it happy (and as long as you have an empty slot in your party, because it won't get sent to your PC if your party's full), it's yours to keep.
In the house directly north of the pharmacy lives a boy who had a {{bp|Shuckle}} stolen from him, and he wants to give his other Shuckle to you for safekeeping! The only other way to find Shuckle is to use Rock Smash in the field, and hope to find one, but this way is much easier, so accept the boy's offer and care for that Shuckle!
 
===The Pokémon Photographer===
If you have a Game Boy Printer, the guy in the house directly above the Gym will be happy to take free photos of your Pokémon. The printed versions show the Pokémon's picture, its moves, and all of its stats.
 
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===Acquiring HM02 Fly===
Talk to the lady outside Cianwood Gym. She is the Gym Leader's wife and you'll find she thinks her husband is spending too much time at the gym.
Once you clear the Gym and beat Chuck, talk to her and she gives you a very valuable item: '''HM 02 (Fly)'''. Fly allows you to visit any city you've previously been to, including Olivine, which saves you the entire trip back by sea.


{{sidebar|title=Eusine and Suicune in Cianwood?|contents=A new Crystal-exclusive event occurs when you approach the small alcove in the north part of Cianwood Island. Suicune appears, and then dashes away just as quickly. Where Suicune is, Eusine is never far behind, and he'll challenge you to a battle to earn Suicune's respect (although it seems pretty clear that Suicune couldn't care less.)
===Fly===
This woman is the woman your gratitude to - she is Chuck's, the Cianwood Gym Leader's wife, and she thinks her husband is spending too much time at the gym. Once you beat Chuck, talk to her and she gives you the item you will almost certainly enjoy more than any other (with the possible exception of Surf): HM02, Fly. HM02 allows you to visit any city you've previously been to, including Olivine, which saves you the entire trip back.


Eusine has a tough mix of Pokémon, so be ready with a well-rested party. A strong Normal Pokémon with a good Dark attack like Bite is ideal for dealing with {{bp|Drowzee}} and {{bp|Haunter}}.
===Rock Smash===
[[File:Pokemon GSC Eusine.png|left]]'''Mysticalman Eusine'''
If you have a Pokémon that can use Rock Smash, head to the north end of Cianwood and use Rock Smash on the breakable rocks. Under many of the rocks you'll find Krabby's, but near the north end one of the rocks contains a Revive.
*{{bp|Drowzee|23|500}}
*{{bp|Haunter|23|621}}
*{{bp|Electrode|25|802}} and [[File:Pokebuck.png]]2500
}}


{{sidebar|title=The Pokémon Seer|contents=A new building at the very top contains the Pokémon Seer, a character new to Crystal.  She'll look at the top Pokémon in your roster and tell you where it was caught, when it was caught, what level it was, and which trainer originally caught it.  Who cares, you ask?  Well, if you take that Pokémon back to the same area at the same time, and fight with it a bit, its Happiness will improve.}}
==Suicine and Eusine==
In Crystal, going to the north will have you meet up with Suicune, and after that Eusine appears and wants a battle.


{{sidebar|title=Rock Smash|contents=If you have a Pokémon that can use Rock Smash, head to the north end of Cianwood and use Rock Smash on the breakable rocks. Under many of the rocks you'll find Krabbys, but the rock in front of the house contains a '''Revive''', and one rock farther down hides a '''Max Ether'''.}}
*Mysticalman Eusine:
**{{bp|Drowzee|23|500}}
**{{bp|Haunter|23|621}}
**{{bp|Electrode|25|802}} and [[File:Pokebuck.png]]2500


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==Gym Battle 5: CHUCK==
==Gym Battle 5: CHUCK==
[[File:Pokemon-GSC-Johto-CianwoodCity-Gym.png|thumb|left|Cianwood City Gym]]
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|valign="top" | [[File:Pokemon GSC Black Belt.png‎|left]]
|valign="top" | [[Image:Pokemon GSC Black Belt.png‎|left]]
|valign="top" | '''Black Belt Yoshi''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]648
|valign="top" | '''Black Belt Yoshi''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]648
* {{bp|Hitmonlee|27|804}}
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|valign="top" | [[File:Pokemon GSC Black Belt.png|left]]
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|valign="top" | '''Black Belt Nob''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]600
|valign="top" | '''Black Belt Nob''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]600
*{{bp|Machop|25|471}}
*{{bp|Machop|25|471}}
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|valign="top"|'''Leader Chuck''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]3000
|valign="top"|'''Leader Chuck''': [[File:Pokebuck.png]]3000
*{{bp|Primeape|27|861}}
*{{bp|Primeape|27|861}}
*{{bp|Poliwrath|30|1188}}
*{{bp|Poliwrath|30|1188}}
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You need to use Strength, which the sailor in [[../Olivine City/]] gave you, to make it to the Gym Leader battle. Push the two outside boulders up, and then push the middle boulder to either side.
The trainers at the Cianwood City Gym are all fighters, and their Pokémon are of that same type. As such, Ghost Pokémon are completely immune to many of their attacks, but Flying and Psychic types are the Pokémon that really dominate here. A high-level Kadabra, Hypno, or a Pidgeotto with Wing Attack (which it learns at level 33) can do wonders here.


All of the Pokémon in this Gym are Fighting-type, but there's no simple trick to getting through it. Most of the fighters have non-Fighting type attacks to take care of Ghost Pokémon, so pack your roster mainly with quick Psychics (who can get a K.O. before they're flattened by the counterattack) and tough Flyers (especially ones with Flying attacks).
After defeating Chuck, you get the '''Storm Badge''', which enables you to control Pokémon up to level 70 and use Fly outside of battle, and he also gives you '''TM01''' which contains Dynamic Punch, a move that hits only 50% of the time, but confuses the enemy every time it hits.
 
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Try to knock out Chuck's Poliwrath early, before it attacks with Dynamic Punch, which will almost certainly confuse your Pokémon. After defeating Chuck, you get the '''Storm Badge''', which enables you to control Pokémon up to level 70 and use Fly outside of battle, and he also gives you '''TM 01''' which contains Dynamic Punch, a move that hits only 50% of the time, but confuses the enemy every time it hits.
 
To counter most of Chuck's Pokémon, you may want to use {{bpm|Attract}} which significantly lowers the chance that he's going to hit you with Dynamic Punch.


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