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Before entering the well, you must visit Kurt, who'll explain that Team Rocket is trying to gather Slowpoke tails to sell for large amounts of money. He'll then storm off to do something about it in a fit of rage. Follow him to the well, and the person that was guarding the well when you entered the city, will be gone. Upon entering the well, you'll run into Kurt, and he'll tell you that he pushed the guard out of the way, but fell into the well in the process, as well as hurt his back. He asks you to finish the job by clearing out Team Rocket. | Before entering the well, you must visit Kurt, who'll explain that Team Rocket is trying to gather Slowpoke tails to sell for large amounts of money. He'll then storm off to do something about it in a fit of rage. Follow him to the well, and the person that was guarding the well when you entered the city, will be gone. Upon entering the well, you'll run into Kurt, and he'll tell you that he pushed the guard out of the way, but fell into the well in the process, as well as hurt his back. He asks you to finish the job by clearing out Team Rocket. | ||
The lower floor can only be accessed after the player has acquired both Surf and Strength. This section of the well enters from the ladder in the middle of the cave, on an island in an underground lake. By surfing around this floor, there is a man on an island who will give players a King's Rock if they talk to him, while [[../TMs and HMs | The lower floor can only be accessed after the player has acquired both Surf and Strength. This section of the well enters from the ladder in the middle of the cave, on an island in an underground lake. By surfing around this floor, there is a man on an island who will give players a King's Rock if they talk to him, while [[../TMs and HMs|TM18 (Rain Dance)]] can be found on the ground. | ||
[[File:PokemonHGSSSlowpokeWellEntrance.png|thumb|left|Entrance to the well]] | [[File:PokemonHGSSSlowpokeWellEntrance.png|thumb|left|Entrance to the well]] | ||
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Kurt will make [[../Poké | Kurt will make [[../Poké Balls|Poké Balls]] out of Apricorns after you've taken care of Team Rocket. If you bring him an Apricorn, he'll take it and have you come back the next day to pick up your new Poké Ball. The Poké Ball you get depends on the Apricorn you drop off. Apricorns can only be obtained from Apricorn trees located in special locations in [[../Johto|Johto]] and [[../Kanto|Kanto]]. A tree holding White Apricorns can be found right outside Kurt's house. | ||
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Of course even your strongest Pokémon may not last long against {{bp|Scyther}}'s Fury Cutter. Fire, Flying, and Ghost Pokémon have partial resistance to this attack, but a Ghost is the best since it's completely resistant to Scyther's other attacks. Of course, a {{bp|Gastly}} can't dish out much damage, so save some of your big guns, like Onix or Geodude, for this difficult final battle. | Of course even your strongest Pokémon may not last long against {{bp|Scyther}}'s Fury Cutter. Fire, Flying, and Ghost Pokémon have partial resistance to this attack, but a Ghost is the best since it's completely resistant to Scyther's other attacks. Of course, a {{bp|Gastly}} can't dish out much damage, so save some of your big guns, like Onix or Geodude, for this difficult final battle. | ||
After Leader Bugsy is defeated, he will give the player the Hive Badge, which allows you to use HM01 Cut outside of battle and control Pokémon from trades up to level 30, as well as [[../TMs and HMs | After Leader Bugsy is defeated, he will give the player the Hive Badge, which allows you to use HM01 Cut outside of battle and control Pokémon from trades up to level 30, as well as [[../TMs and HMs|TM89 (U-turn)]]. | ||
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