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[[File:PRS%26E_SootopolisCity.png|right|thumb|Sootopolis City]]
[[File:PKMN Emerald SootopolisCity.png|right|thumb|Sootopolis City]]
Sootopolis is accessible as soon as you learn Dive, but to challenge the gym leader, you must first complete the tasks at [[../Cave of Origin/]].  
Sootopolis is accessible as soon as you learn Dive, but to challenge the gym leader, you must first complete the tasks at [[../Cave of Origin/]].  


It is an ordinary city in Hoenn with quite a few features, and where you obtain your final badge. It is only reached by diving or flying. Wallace is the gym leader in this town for Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire and Juan is the gym leader in this town for Emerald. In Ruby and Sapphire, Barboach and Shroomish can be shown to the residents and will hand out and '''Ether''' and '''Exlixir''' respectively. In Emerald, Seedot and Lotad must be shown to the residents instead. This is the only place to get certain Poké Balls.
It is an ordinary city in Hoenn with quite a few features, and where you obtain your final badge. It is only reached by diving or flying. Wallace is the gym leader in this town for Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire and Juan is the gym leader in this town for Emerald. In Ruby and Sapphire, Barboach and Shroomish can be shown to the residents and will hand out and '''Ether''' and '''Elixir''' respectively. In Emerald, Seedot and Lotad must be shown to the residents instead. This is the only place to get certain Poké Balls.


Traverse through the left path to reach Steven Stone. After he notices you, he will greet you and show you to Wallace, who will then lead you to the Cave of Origin. You must complete the cave to gain access to the Gym.
Traverse through the left path to reach Steven Stone. After he notices you, he will greet you and show you to Wallace, who will then lead you to the Cave of Origin. You must complete the cave to gain access to the Gym.


==Sootopolis City Gym==
==Sootopolis City Gym==
This gym is packed with trainers using Water and Ice types, so your best bet is to use Electric, Grass, Rock and Fighting type moves. Additionally, there's multiple puzzles where you have to step on all the ice, but a single piece breaks if you step twice on it, so watch your step!
This gym is packed with trainers using Water- and Ice-types, so your best bet is to use Electric-, Grass-, Rock- and Fighting-type moves. Additionally, there's multiple puzzles where you have to step on all the ice, but a single piece breaks if you step twice on it, so watch your step!


The first puzzle is easy enough. Move in a S-shape, and you've done it. If you fall down at this stage, there'll be some trainers waiting for you below. From top to bottom, they are:
The first puzzle is easy enough. Move in a S-shape, and you've done it. If you fall down at this stage, there'll be some trainers waiting for you below. From top to bottom, they are:
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===Gym Leader===
===Gym Leader===
{{pokemon trainer
{{pokemon trainer
|image=PKMN RubySapphire GymLeaderWallace.png
|details="Gym Leader Wallace"
|details="Gym Leader Wallace"
*{{bp|Luvdisc|40}}
*{{bp|Luvdisc|40}}
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}}


The Luvdisc is not a threat, as long as you don't allow it to confuse you. His Whiscash is a much bigger problem. It knows Earthquake, so any Electric type Pokémon will be at a disadvantage. It's better to swap to a Grass type and faint it that way. While Sealeo does have a move to boost Special Defense, it's 2-shot by most  Electric and Grass type moves at this level anyway, so it doesn't matter. Seaking has Aurora Beam, which will put your Pokémon in the red or, in the worst cases, faint it altogether. Make sure to bring a Pokémon with enough Special Defense to tank one or two and you should be fine. Finally, there's his Milotic. It knows Ice Beam to one-shot any Grass type you have, Water Pulse to deal general damage, and Recover to regain lost health. Your best bet is to hit with a powerful Electric type move before it has a chance to use Ice Beam and faint you. On top of that, Wallace has 2 Hyper Potions to give to his Pokémon, making the fight even harder.
The Luvdisc is not a threat, as long as you don't allow it to confuse you. His Whiscash is a much bigger problem. It knows Earthquake, so any Electric-type Pokémon will be at a disadvantage. It's better to swap to a Grass-type and faint it that way. While Sealeo does have a move to boost Special Defense, it's 2-shot by most  Electric- and Grass-type moves at this level anyway, so it doesn't matter. Seaking has Aurora Beam, which will put your Pokémon in the red or, in the worst cases, faint it altogether. Make sure to bring a Pokémon with enough Special Defense to tank one or two and you should be fine. Finally, there's his Milotic. It knows Ice Beam to one-shot any Grass-type you have, Water Pulse to deal general damage, and Recover to regain lost health. Your best bet is to hit with a powerful Electric-type move before it has a chance to use Ice Beam and faint you. On top of that, Wallace has 2 Hyper Potions to give to his Pokémon, making the fight even harder.


Your reward for defeating Wallace is 4300 Pokédollars, the Rain Badge, the ability to fully control Pokémon of any level, the ability to use the HM07 (Waterfall) outside of battle, and TM03 (Water Pulse). Congratulations, you have beaten every Gym in Hoenn!
Your reward for defeating Wallace is 4300 Pokédollars, the Rain Badge, the ability to fully control Pokémon of any level, the ability to use the HM07 (Waterfall) outside of battle, and TM03 (Water Pulse). Congratulations, you have beaten every Gym in Hoenn!
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! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
! style="background-color:#008000;color:#fff" | Encounter Rate
|- valign="center"
|- valign="center"
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|100%
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||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
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||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
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! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Old Rod
! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Old Rod
|-
|-
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|70%
|70%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|70%
|70%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|70%
|70%
|-
|-
||[[Image:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
||[[File:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
|30%
|30%
||[[Image:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
||[[File:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
|30%
|30%
||[[Image:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
||[[File:Pokemon_072Tentacool.png|40px]]{{bp|Tentacool}}
|30%
|30%
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Good Rod
! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Good Rod
|-
|-
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|100%
|100%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|100%
|100%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|100%
|100%
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Super Rod
! style="background-color:#49c;color:#fff" colspan="6" | Super Rod
|-
|-
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|80%
|80%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|80%
|80%
||[[Image:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
||[[File:Pokemon_129Magikarp.png|40px]]{{bp|Magikarp}}
|80%
|80%
|-
|-
||[[Image:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
||[[File:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
|20%
|20%
||[[Image:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
||[[File:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
|20%
|20%
||[[Image:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
||[[File:Pokemon_130Gyarados.png|40px]]{{bp|Gyarados}}
|20%
|20%
|}
|}
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== Items ==
== Items ==
* TM31 (Brick Break) is found in the house in the northwest corner.  
* TM31 (Brick Break) is found in the house in the northwest corner.  
* Wailmer Doll - house east of the Pokemon Center
* Wailmer Doll - house east of the Pokémon Center
* HM07 (Waterfall)(Emerald only) - given by Wallace after ending the Kyogre/Groudon fight
* HM07 (Waterfall)(Emerald only) - given by Wallace after ending the Kyogre/Groudon fight
* Ether - reward for showing a large Barboach (R/S) or Seedot (E)
* Ether - reward for showing a large Barboach (R/S) or Seedot (E)

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Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire | Table of Contents | Gameplay | Walkthrough

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Appendices
Moves
Items
Walkthrough
  1. Littleroot Town
  2. Route 101
  3. Oldale Town
  4. Route 103
  5. Route 102
  6. Petalburg City
  7. Route 104 (South)
  8. Petalburg Woods
  9. Route 104 (North)
  10. Rustboro City
  11. Route 116
  12. Rusturf Tunnel
  13. Dewford Town
  14. Granite Cave
  15. Route 109
  16. Slateport City
  17. Route 110
  18. Trick House
  19. Mauville City
  20. New Mauville
  21. Route 117
  22. Verdanturf Town
  23. Route 111
  24. Route 112
  25. Fiery Path
  26. Route 113
  27. Fallarbor Town
  28. Route 114
  29. Meteor Falls
  30. Route 115
  31. Mt. Chimney
  32. Jagged Pass
  33. Lavaridge Town
  34. Petalburg Gym
  35. Route 118
  36. Route 119
  37. Fortree City
  38. Route 120
  39. Scorched Slab
  40. Route 121
  41. Safari Zone
  42. Lilycove City
  43. Route 122
  44. Mt. Pyre
  45. Route 123
  46. Team Magma Hideout
  47. Team Aqua Hideout
  48. Route 124
  49. Mossdeep City
  50. Route 125
  51. The Shoal Cave
  52. Route 127
  53. Route 128
  54. Seafloor Cavern
  55. Route 126
  56. Sootopolis City
  57. Cave of Origin
  58. Route 129
  59. Route 130
  60. Route 131
  61. Sky Pillar
  62. Pacifidlog Town
  63. Route 132
  64. Route 133
  65. Route 134
  66. Capturing the Regis
  67. Route 105
  68. Route 106
  69. Route 107
  70. Route 108
  71. Abandoned Ship
  72. Ever Grande City 1
  73. Victory Road
  74. Ever Grande City 2
  75. The Elite Four
  76. S.S. Tidal
  77. Terra and Marine Caves (Emerald only)
  78. Trainer Hill (Emerald only)
  79. Southern Island
Pokémon Emerald
New features
Battle Frontier
Sootopolis City

Sootopolis is accessible as soon as you learn Dive, but to challenge the gym leader, you must first complete the tasks at Cave of Origin.

It is an ordinary city in Hoenn with quite a few features, and where you obtain your final badge. It is only reached by diving or flying. Wallace is the gym leader in this town for Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire and Juan is the gym leader in this town for Emerald. In Ruby and Sapphire, Barboach and Shroomish can be shown to the residents and will hand out and Ether and Elixir respectively. In Emerald, Seedot and Lotad must be shown to the residents instead. This is the only place to get certain Poké Balls.

Traverse through the left path to reach Steven Stone. After he notices you, he will greet you and show you to Wallace, who will then lead you to the Cave of Origin. You must complete the cave to gain access to the Gym.

Sootopolis City Gym[edit]

This gym is packed with trainers using Water- and Ice-types, so your best bet is to use Electric-, Grass-, Rock- and Fighting-type moves. Additionally, there's multiple puzzles where you have to step on all the ice, but a single piece breaks if you step twice on it, so watch your step!

The first puzzle is easy enough. Move in a S-shape, and you've done it. If you fall down at this stage, there'll be some trainers waiting for you below. From top to bottom, they are:

Trainer
"Beauty Connie"
Trainer
"Lass Andrea"

For the next puzzle, stay to the left wall until you're past the rock, then loop back on yourself and move along the lower path to get to the right wall, then move across the top. The trainers below are:

Trainer
"Beauty Bridget"
Trainer
"Lady Brianna"

For the third and final puzzle, start by moving 2 spaces right. Move 1 space up and another 2 right. Move 1 space down, then 1 right, then 3 up. Move 2 spaces to the left, then 1 down, then 1 left, then 1 up, then 1 left, then 2 down. Move 2 spaces left, then 1 down, 1 left, 1 up, 1 left, 1 down, 1 left, 1 up, 1 left. Finally, move 2 up, 1 right, 1 down, 1 right, 1 up, 1 right, 1 down, 1 right, 1 up, 1 right. Now, all that's left (after the trainers) is the Gym Leader, Wallace.

Trainer
"Lass Crissy"
Trainer
"Beauty Olivia"
Trainer
"Beauty Tiffany"
Trainer
"Pokéfan Marissa"

Gym Leader[edit]

Trainer
PKMN RubySapphire GymLeaderWallace.png
 "Gym Leader Wallace"

The Luvdisc is not a threat, as long as you don't allow it to confuse you. His Whiscash is a much bigger problem. It knows Earthquake, so any Electric-type Pokémon will be at a disadvantage. It's better to swap to a Grass-type and faint it that way. While Sealeo does have a move to boost Special Defense, it's 2-shot by most Electric- and Grass-type moves at this level anyway, so it doesn't matter. Seaking has Aurora Beam, which will put your Pokémon in the red or, in the worst cases, faint it altogether. Make sure to bring a Pokémon with enough Special Defense to tank one or two and you should be fine. Finally, there's his Milotic. It knows Ice Beam to one-shot any Grass-type you have, Water Pulse to deal general damage, and Recover to regain lost health. Your best bet is to hit with a powerful Electric-type move before it has a chance to use Ice Beam and faint you. On top of that, Wallace has 2 Hyper Potions to give to his Pokémon, making the fight even harder.

Your reward for defeating Wallace is 4300 Pokédollars, the Rain Badge, the ability to fully control Pokémon of any level, the ability to use the HM07 (Waterfall) outside of battle, and TM03 (Water Pulse). Congratulations, you have beaten every Gym in Hoenn!

Now all that's left to do is go to Ever Grande City and challenge the Elite Four. But first, some sightseeing!

Pokemon Found[edit]

Pokémon found (Surfing)
Sapphire Encounter Rate Ruby Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100%
Pokémon found (Fishing)
Sapphire Encounter Rate Ruby Encounter Rate Emerald Encounter Rate
Old Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 70%
Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30% Pokemon 072Tentacool.pngTentacool 30%
Good Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 100%
Super Rod
Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 80% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 80% Pokemon 129Magikarp.pngMagikarp 80%
Pokemon 130Gyarados.pngGyarados 20% Pokemon 130Gyarados.pngGyarados 20% Pokemon 130Gyarados.pngGyarados 20%

Items[edit]

  • TM31 (Brick Break) is found in the house in the northwest corner.
  • Wailmer Doll - house east of the Pokémon Center
  • HM07 (Waterfall)(Emerald only) - given by Wallace after ending the Kyogre/Groudon fight
  • Ether - reward for showing a large Barboach (R/S) or Seedot (E)
  • Elixir - reward for showing a large Shroomish (R/S) or Lotad (E)
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← Route 126 | Sootopolis City | Cave of Origin →

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Appendices
Moves
Items
Walkthrough
  1. Littleroot Town
  2. Route 101
  3. Oldale Town
  4. Route 103
  5. Route 102
  6. Petalburg City
  7. Route 104 (South)
  8. Petalburg Woods
  9. Route 104 (North)
  10. Rustboro City
  11. Route 116
  12. Rusturf Tunnel
  13. Dewford Town
  14. Granite Cave
  15. Route 109
  16. Slateport City
  17. Route 110
  18. Trick House
  19. Mauville City
  20. New Mauville
  21. Route 117
  22. Verdanturf Town
  23. Route 111
  24. Route 112
  25. Fiery Path
  26. Route 113
  27. Fallarbor Town
  28. Route 114
  29. Meteor Falls
  30. Route 115
  31. Mt. Chimney
  32. Jagged Pass
  33. Lavaridge Town
  34. Petalburg Gym
  35. Route 118
  36. Route 119
  37. Fortree City
  38. Route 120
  39. Scorched Slab
  40. Route 121
  41. Safari Zone
  42. Lilycove City
  43. Route 122
  44. Mt. Pyre
  45. Route 123
  46. Team Magma Hideout
  47. Team Aqua Hideout
  48. Route 124
  49. Mossdeep City
  50. Route 125
  51. The Shoal Cave
  52. Route 127
  53. Route 128
  54. Seafloor Cavern
  55. Route 126
  56. Sootopolis City
  57. Cave of Origin
  58. Route 129
  59. Route 130
  60. Route 131
  61. Sky Pillar
  62. Pacifidlog Town
  63. Route 132
  64. Route 133
  65. Route 134
  66. Capturing the Regis
  67. Route 105
  68. Route 106
  69. Route 107
  70. Route 108
  71. Abandoned Ship
  72. Ever Grande City 1
  73. Victory Road
  74. Ever Grande City 2
  75. The Elite Four
  76. S.S. Tidal
  77. Terra and Marine Caves (Emerald only)
  78. Trainer Hill (Emerald only)
  79. Southern Island
Pokémon Emerald
New features
Battle Frontier
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