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The least confrontational way to reach [[BP:Sabrina|Sabrina]] is to take teleporter '''A''', then walk straight across to '''D''', then straight down to '''O''', then straight across twice to '''N''' and '''M'''. However, if you're trying to maximize your experience, simply move vertically from one teleporter to the next, fighting the trainer in each room. By the time you get to Sabrina, you will have fought them all.
The least confrontational way to reach [[BP:Sabrina|Sabrina]] is to take teleporter '''A''', then walk straight across to '''D''', then straight down to '''O''', then straight across twice to '''N''' and '''M'''. However, if you're trying to maximize your experience, simply move vertically from one teleporter to the next, fighting the trainer in each room. By the time you get to Sabrina, you will have fought them all.


Sabrina's Abra shouldn't cause much of a problem in Yellow, since it only knows Teleport and Flash and can't deal you any damage. Kadabra is also not especially strong. It is Alakazam and his consistent use of the move Recover that will be a serious pain. Bug Pokémon are strong here, so a Parasect or Butterfree should be okay against Alakazam. The best way is to take advantage of her Psychics' weak defense with strong Ground, Flying, or even Normal Pokémon. Dugtrio and his Dig and Earthquake works well, as well as Raticate's Super Fang, which cuts the Pokémon's HP in half.
Sabrina's Abra shouldn't cause much of a problem in Yellow, since it only knows Teleport and Flash and can't deal you any damage. Kadabra is also not especially strong. It is Alakazam and his consistent use of the move Recover that will be a serious pain. Bug Pokémon are strong here, so a Parasect or Butterfree should be okay against Alakazam. The best way is to take advantage of her Psychics' weak defense with strong Ground, Flying or even Normal Pokémon. Dugtrio and his Dig and Earthquake works well, as well as Raticate's Super Fang, which cuts the Pokémon's HP in half.


Defeating Sabrina will net you the '''Marsh Badge''' as well as '''TM 46''', which contains the randomly damaging Psywave Psychic-type attack.  The Marsh Badge gives you the ability to command Pokémon as high as level 70, although you're not likely to have need of such power for quite some time.
Defeating Sabrina will net you the '''Marsh Badge''' as well as '''TM 46''', which contains the randomly-damaging Psywave Psychic-type attack.  The Marsh Badge gives you the ability to command Pokémon as high as level 70, although you're not likely to have need of such power for quite some time.
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| [[Image:Pokemon_106Hitmonlee.png|right]]Lee has an impressive repertoire of Fighting-type kicks.  The Jump Kicks do solid damage (although misses occasionally backfire to damage him), and the Rolling Kick, while not as strong can stop enemy attacks before they begin.  Speedy and powerful, he's the best of the Fighting Pokémon.
| [[Image:Pokemon_106Hitmonlee.png|right]]Lee has an impressive repertoire of Fighting-type kicks.  The Jump Kicks do solid damage (although misses occasionally backfire to damage him), and the Rolling Kick, while not as strong, can stop enemy attacks before they begin.  Speedy and powerful, he's the best of the Fighting Pokémon.
| [[Image:Pokemon_107Hitmonchan.png|left]]In addition to the multiple hit Comet Punch, Hitmonchan learns Fire, Ice, and Thunder Punch skills, which do damage of the appropriate type and, 10% of the time, Burn, Freeze, or Paralyze your foes.  While this versatility is nice, these skills rely on Hitmonchan's dismally low Special, seriously hampering their effectiveness.
| [[Image:Pokemon_107Hitmonchan.png|left]]In addition to the multiple-hit Comet Punch, Hitmonchan learns Fire, Ice and Thunder Punch skills, which do damage of the appropriate type and, 10% of the time, Burn, Freeze or Paralyze your foes.  While this versatility is nice, these skills rely on Hitmonchan's dismally low Special, seriously hampering their effectiveness.
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