Pokémon Gold and Silver/Celadon City

Like Goldenrod City in Johto, Celadon City is a very large place, featuring a department store and a game arcade. Celadon Mansion is home to GAME FREAK, the creators of Pokémon games. Stop in and talk to them for some interesting conversation.

Poké Mart

2nd Floor A		4th Floor
Poké Ball	200	Poké Doll	1000
Great Ball	600	Lovely Mail	50
Ultra Ball	1200	Surf Mail	50
Escape Rope	550	5th Floor A
Full Heal	600	X Accuracy	950
Antidote	100	Guard Spec.	700
Burn Heal	250	Dire Hit	650
Ice Heal	250	X Attack	500
Awakening	250	X Defend	550
Paralyze Heal	200	X Speed	350
2nd Floor B		X Special	350
Potion	300	5th Floor B
Super Potion	700	HP Up	9800
Hyper Potion	1200	Protein	9800
Max Potion	2500	Iron	9800
Revive	1500	Carbos	9800
Super Repel	500	Calcium	9800
Max Repel	700	6th Floor
3rd Floor		Fresh Water	200
TM 10 (Hidden Power)	3000	Soda Pop	300
TM 11 (Sunny Day)	2000	Lemonade	350
TM 17 (Protect)	3000
TM 18 (Rain Dance)	2000
TM 37 (Sand Storm)	2000

City Features

Take a chance

Game Corner prizes

Left window
TM 32	1500
TM 29	3500
TM 15	7500
Right window (Gold/Silver)
Mr.Mime	3333
Eevee	6666
Porygon	9999
Right window (Crystal)
Pikachu	2222
Porygon	5555
Larvitar	8888

Talk to everyone inside the Game Corner (the building in the center, to the right of the pond). One man will give you 18 coins to take your chances with. The Game Corner has slot machines similar to the machines in Goldenrod City (and your coins are good in either city) and good prizes for those lucky enough to win big. The prizes in Crystal have been changed; you can't get an Eevee anymore, but you can obtain a Larvitar.

Game Freak

The fine people who created Pokémon are working in Celadon Mansion, the large building in the middle of the top row. You can talk to the Programmer, the Game Designer, the Graphic Artist and another fellow who keeps his job title to himself. Wait until dark, then take the path behind the mansion to reach the fourth floor and talk to the man inside. He will tell you a scary story about a bicycle, then he will give you TM 03, Curse.

Eating contest

They're having an eat-a-thon in the restaurant in the lower right corner of the city. You can't participate, but you can search the trash for Leftovers. Any Pokémon that equips this great item will recover a bit of HP every turn.

Hidden item

Walk to the right of the restaurant, then up the line of trees along the right side of the city. You can get a precious PP Up by searching in this fairly conspicuous spot. They're not available in any store, so don't miss it.

Celadon City Gym

Make sure that you have a Pokémon with you that can use cut, so you can eliminate the single obstacle blocking the way to Celadon City's Gym. Inside the Gym, you might run into some of Erika's followers, but, like their Leader, they're using mostly Grass-type Pokémon. They won't give you much trouble, because you're already carrying a Fire-type and an Ice-type to deal with Erika. Heal your Pokémon before facing Erika if necessary.

Trainers

• Twins Jo & Zoe
  • Victreebell (lvl. 35, 1432 EXP) and 700
  • Vileplume (lvl. 35, 1380 EXP)
• Lass Michelle
  • Skiploom (lvl. 32, 931 EXP)
  • Hoppip (lvl. 33, 522 EXP)
  • Jumpluff (lvl. 34, 1281 EXP) and 816
• Picknicker Tanya
  • Exeggutor (lvl. 37, 1680 EXP) and 740
• Beauty Julia
  • Paras (lvl. 32, 480 EXP)
  • Exeggcute (lvl. 32, 672 EXP)
  • Parasect (lvl. 35, 960 EXP) and 3080

Erika

Erika is a big fan of Grass-types, which means you should be a big fan of Fire-types and Ice-types when you battle her. Watch out for her tough attacks, like Solarbeam, which could put the hurt on your team. If you attack quickly with your most powerful Fire- or Ice-type attacks, you'll do very well. Erika is the first of the Kanto trainers to toss in a bonus: TM 19 (Giga Drain), probably the best new Grass attack in Gold, Silver, and Crystal.

• Leader Erika
  • Tangela (lvl. 42, 1494 EXP)
  • Jumpluff (lvl. 41, 1545 EXP)
  • Victreebell (lvl. 46, 1882 EXP)
  • Bellossom (lvl. 46, 1813 EXP), 4600, Rainbowbadge and Giga Drain (TM19)

#122 Mr. Mime	#246 Larvitar
You'll actually be able to catch a wild Mr. Mime later, on Template:~. It won't be easy, but it sure beats racking up 3333 coins. Mr. Mime has a bunch of new moves, including Psybeam and Encore, but it's still a bit too defensive to be one of the better Psychic Pokémon.	If you don't win this Pokémon, you can catch it in Template:~. It comes late in the game and evolves slowly (final form at level 55!) but it's a powerhouse when it gets there. Larvitar and Pupitar are Rock/Ground, but their final form, Tyranitar, is Rock/Dark. All three learn powerful Ground, Rock and Normal attacks and have a great Attack score to make good use of them. They're one of the strongest new families.
#137 Porygon
Porygon has been tweaked a bit for the better. It has a new move that turns it into whatever type your opponent will have the hardest time dealing with, and it can now learn Recover and Zap Attack. More importantly, if you trade it with the Up-grade you got at the Silph Co., it will evolve into a new Pokémon hich gets the same moves but far better stats.