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{{Header Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue}}
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{| {{prettytable|float=right|style=text-align:center}}
|+ New Pokémon Available
! style="background-color:#ff0000" | Red
! style="background-color:#4080ff" | Blue
! style="background-color:#ffd700" | Yellow
|- valign="center"
|
[[File:Pokemon_081Magnemite.png|30px]]{{bp|Magnemite}}<br />
{{bp|Zapdos}}[[File:Pokemon_145Zapdos.png|40px]]<br />
[[File:Pokemon_125Electabuzz.png|40px]]{{bp|Electabuzz}}
|
[[File:Pokemon_081Magnemite.png|30px]]{{bp|Magnemite}}<br />
{{bp|Zapdos}}[[File:Pokemon_145Zapdos.png|40px]]
|
[[File:Pokemon_100Voltorb.png|30px]]{{bp|Voltorb}}<br />
{{bp|Zapdos}}[[File:Pokemon_145Zapdos.png|40px]]
|}
'''''Head back through Cerulean City to Route #9.  Go to the edge of the river in the northeast corner and use Surf to dive into the water.  Paddle south until you reach land, then climb out and enter the Power Plant to search for Zapdos, one of the rarest Pokémon of all.  Be warned that some of the items strewn across the floor are actually disguised Pokémon.'''''


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'''Head back through Cerulean City to Route 9.  Go to the edge of the river in the northeast corner and use Surf to dive into the water.  Paddle south until you reach land, then climb out and enter the Power Plant to search for Zapdos, one of the rarest Pokémon of all.  Be warned that some of the items strewn across the floor are actually disguised Pokémon.'''
 
== The Plant ==
== The Plant ==
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[[File:Pokemon_RBY_Route10_PowerPlant.png|thumb|left|Route #10 up to the Power Plant]]
[[File:Pokemon RBY Power Plant exterior.png|thumb|left|Route 10 up to the Power Plant]]
 
{{sidebar|float=right|width=250px|title=Zap and Grab|contents=There's a Zapdos waiting near the Power Plant exit.  If you wish, you can defeat it to earn experience points, but since this is the only time you'll even see a Zapdos, we recommend trying to capture it.  This Pokémon is extremely difficult to snare, even if its energy is nearly gone, and typically nothing less than an Ultra Ball will do the job.  Putting Zapdos to Sleep will increase your chance of trapping it.}}
{{sidebar|float=right|width=250px|title=Zap and Grab|contents=There's a Zapdos waiting near the Power Plant exit.  If you wish, you can defeat it to earn experience points, but since this is the only time you'll even see a Zapdos, we recommend trying to capture it.  This Pokémon is extremely difficult to snare, even if its energy is nearly gone, and typically nothing less than an Ultra Ball will do the job.  Putting Zapdos to Sleep will increase your chance of trapping it.}}
You don't have to beat the Power Plant to win the game, but the single level 50 {{bp|Zapdos}} at the end is incentive enough to make this short dungeon a must-visit before you challenge the Elite Four (and Red players won't want to miss their exclusive {{bp|Electabuzz}}).  Another good reason is '''TM 25''' which contains Electric's power technique, Thunder.
You don't have to beat the Power Plant to win the game, but the single level 50 {{bp|Zapdos}} at the end is incentive enough to make this short dungeon a must-visit before you challenge the Elite Four (and Red players won't want to miss their exclusive {{bp|Electabuzz}}).  Another good reason is '''TM 25''' which contains Electric's power technique, Thunder.


To get to the Power Plant, Fly to Cerulean City, then head east until you get to the river part of [[Pokémon Red and Blue/Route 9-10|Route #9]].  Use Surf, and you'll find the plant with little trouble.  A Pokémaniac waits outside the plant for any challenger with his {{bp|Rhyhorn}} and his {{bp|Lickitung}}.  Beat him to earn [[File:Pokebuck.png]]1500.
To get to the Power Plant, Fly to Cerulean City, then head east until you get to the river part of [[Pokémon Red and Blue/Route 9-10|Route 9]].  Use Surf, and you'll find the plant with little trouble.  A Pokémaniac waits outside the plant for any challenger with his {{bp|Rhyhorn}} and his {{bp|Lickitung}}.  Beat him to earn [[File:Pokebuck.png]]1500.
 
There's only one floor, but the enemies can be tiring.  Use a Max Repel or bring a lot of Grass and Ground-type Pokémon.  Dig is especially good, taking out just about anything in one hit.  And remember, all that glitters is not gold... Most of the item balls that you come across in the Power Plant are actually Voltorbs.  Only pick up the ones that are marked as items on the map!  There's also a hidden '''Max Elixir''' in the "middle" rectangular room if you go into the dead end all the way around the boxes, and a hidden '''PP UP''' in the dead end two rooms before Zapdos.


{| {{prettytable|float=right|style=font-size:smaller}}
[[File:Pokemon_RBY_Power Plant.png|300px|Power Plant]]
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''A'''||style="background-color:#c080ff"|Pokémaniac||style="background-color:#c080ff"|[[File:Pokebuck.png]]1500
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"| ||Rhyhorn||LV30
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"| ||Lickitung||LV30
|-
|}


There's only one floor, but the enemies can be tiring.  Use a Max Repel or bring a lot of Grass and Ground-type Pokémon.  Dig is especially good, taking out just about anything in one hit.  And remember, all that glitters is not gold... Most of the item balls that you come across in the Power Plant are actually Voltorbs.  Only pick up the ones that are marked as items on the map!  There's also a hidden '''Max Elixir''' in the "middle" rectangular room if you go into the dead end all the way around the boxes, and a hidden '''PP UP''' in the dead end two rooms before Zapdos.


[[File:Pokemon_RBY_PowerPlant.png|thumb|500px|left|Power Plant]]
{| {{prettytable|float=right|style=text-align:center}}
|+ Power Plant encounters
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Magnemite'''[[File:Pokemon_081Magnemite.png|40px]]
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''25%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''25%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''40%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |[[File:Pokemon_082Magneton.png|40px]]'''Magneton'''
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''10%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''10%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''20%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Pikachu'''[[File:Pokemon_025Pikachu.png|40px]]
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''25%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''25%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | N/A
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |[[File:Pokemon_026Raichu.png|40px]]'''Raichu'''
| style="border:2px solid red" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''5%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | N/A
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Grimer'''[[File:Pokemon_088Grimer.png|40px]]
| style="border:2px solid red" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid blue" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''15%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |[[File:Pokemon_089Muk.png|40px]]'''Muk'''
| style="border:2px solid red" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid blue" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''5%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Voltorb'''[[File:Pokemon_100Voltorb.png|35px]]
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''35%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''35%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''20%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |[[File:Pokemon_101Electrode.png|35px]]'''Electrode'''*
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''--%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | '''--%'''
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | '''--%'''
|-
| style="background:red;color:white" |'''Electabuzz'''[[File:Pokemon_125Electabuzz.png|40px]]
| style="border:2px solid red" | '''5%'''
| style="border:2px solid blue" | N/A
| style="border:2px solid #ffd700" | N/A
|-
|colspan="4" style="font-size:smaller"|* Wild Electrode do not appear here under normal<br />circumstances, but two of the Poké Balls laying<br />on the floor are actually Electrode in disguise,<br />and can be caught like any other wild Pokémon.
|}
{| {{prettytable|float=left|style=font-size:smaller}}
{| {{prettytable|float=left|style=font-size:smaller}}
|-
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''A'''
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''A'''
| colspan="2" |Carbos
||Carbos
|-
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''B'''
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''B'''
| colspan="2" |TM 33
||TM 33
|-
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''C'''
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''C'''
| colspan="2" |TM 25
||TM 25
|-
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''D'''
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''D'''
| colspan="2" |Rare Candy
||Rare Candy
|-
|-
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''E'''
|style="background-color:#c080ff"|'''E'''
| colspan="2" |HP Up
||HP Up
|}
 
===Trainer===
{{ContentBoxContainer}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer|RB}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer row|RB|PokéManiac||1500}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer mon|RB|111|30}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer mon|RB|108|30}}
|}
{{Pokemon/Trainer|YEL}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer row|RB|PokéManiac||1500}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer mon|YEL|111|30}}
{{Pokemon/Trainer mon|YEL|108|30}}
|}
</div>
 
===Pokémon found===
{{ContentBoxContainer}}
{{Pokemon/Wild|RED}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||025|20,24|25|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||081|21,23|25|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||082|32,35|10|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||100|21,23|35|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||125|33,36|5|bp=1}}
|}
{{Pokemon/Wild|BLU}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||025|20,24|25}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||026|33,36|5|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||081|21,23|25}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||082|32,35|10}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|RB||100|21,23|35}}
|}
{{Pokemon/Wild|YEL}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|YEL||081|30,35|40}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|YEL||082|33,38|20}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|YEL||088|33,37|15|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|YEL||089|33,37|5|bp=1}}
{{Pokemon/Wild row|YEL||100|33,37|20}}
|}
|}
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{| {{prettytable}}
 
|-
==New Pokémon==
! width="33%" style="background-color:#ff0000;color:#ffffff;" | #125 Electabuzz
 
! style="background-color:#c080ff;color:#ffffff;" | #145 Zapdos
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|-
{{Pokemon/New|title=#125 Electabuzz|contents={{PokePic|Electabuzz|left}}
| [[File:Pokemon_125Electabuzz.png|right]]
 
Just as Blue got {{bp|Magmar}} exclusively in the Pokémon Mansion, Electabuzz only exists in the Red version, in this area, and in small quantities.  Unlike Magmar, Electabuzz is pretty good.  Not as good as Zapdos or Jolteon, but if you want to go crazy with the Electric-types, you'll find Electabuzz's Speed and powerful techniques a welcome addition to your team.
Just as Blue got {{bp|Magmar}} exclusively in the Pokémon Mansion, Electabuzz only exists in the Red version, in this area, and in small quantities.  Unlike Magmar, Electabuzz is pretty good.  Not as good as Zapdos or Jolteon, but if you want to go crazy with the Electric-types, you'll find Electabuzz's Speed and powerful techniques a welcome addition to your team.
| [[File:Pokemon_145Zapdos.png|left]]
}}
{{Pokemon/New|title=#145 Zapdos|contents={{PokePic|Zapdos|right}}
 
Zapdos is incredible.  He starts at level 50, learns the most powerful Electric technique (Thunder) at level 51, and he has a beneficial mix of types: Electric lays waste to everything but Ground and Grass, two things the splash of Flying-type gives Zapdos protection against.  In fact, Zapdos may be a bit ''too'' strong, because he's incredibly difficult to catch.  Save before you fight him, or you may accidentally drive away the only one in existence.  Then use Ground or Grass Pokémon (and Rock or Ice techniques, if possible) to knock him as low as you can possibly go without knocking him out.  {{bp|Tangela}} and other Grassers are especially good here, since they have Sleep techniques to make Zapdos easier to catch.  Hypno or Haunter are other good options, as a higher level Hypno or Haunter (around level 50) can use the Hypnosis/Dream Eater combo and reduce Zapdos down to next to nothing and leave him asleep to boot.  However, if they are ''too'' high of level, they can knock Zapdos out completely.  Be forewarned: this could take many tries.
Zapdos is incredible.  He starts at level 50, learns the most powerful Electric technique (Thunder) at level 51, and he has a beneficial mix of types: Electric lays waste to everything but Ground and Grass, two things the splash of Flying-type gives Zapdos protection against.  In fact, Zapdos may be a bit ''too'' strong, because he's incredibly difficult to catch.  Save before you fight him, or you may accidentally drive away the only one in existence.  Then use Ground or Grass Pokémon (and Rock or Ice techniques, if possible) to knock him as low as you can possibly go without knocking him out.  {{bp|Tangela}} and other Grassers are especially good here, since they have Sleep techniques to make Zapdos easier to catch.  Hypno or Haunter are other good options, as a higher level Hypno or Haunter (around level 50) can use the Hypnosis/Dream Eater combo and reduce Zapdos down to next to nothing and leave him asleep to boot.  However, if they are ''too'' high of level, they can knock Zapdos out completely.  Be forewarned: this could take many tries.
|}
}}
{{Footer Nav|game=Pokémon Red and Blue|prevpage=Pokémon Mansion|nextpage=Route 19-20|nextname=Routes #19 & #20}}
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