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Tips
- Beating the Gym leaders and Elite Four
- The Game Corner
- Saving Time
Tricks
- The Missingno. Trick
- The Mew Trick

Tips

The following will not spoil your game in any way. They involve no glitches or otherwise any use of the game not intended by the creators. Many of them will also work for FireRed and LeafGreen.

Beating the Gym leaders and Elite Four

These are just general tips for defeating each Gym leader and Elite Four member. The first Pokémon I mention in their team will always be the first one out, so make sure to have the counter for that one first in your party.

Beat Brock

In Red and Blue, Brock uses a level 12 Geodude and a level 14 Onix; in Yellow, the developers figured that since they made you start with a Pikachu, they should lower both of his Pokémon by two levels.

When starting with a Squirtle or Bulbasaur in Red and Blue, Brock should really be a piece of cake. Just using Bubble/Water Gun and Vine Whip should take care of him fairly easily, owing to both of his Pokémon's double weakness to Water and Grass. However, those who chose Charmander and Yellow players will have to find other methods to beat him than using their starters. This is where Butterfree really rocks the world. Catch a Caterpie in Viridian Forest, raise it to level ten, and voila, you have one of the very most useful early-game Pokémon handed to you on a silver platter. Admittedly, it won't be of much use in Red and Blue until level 12, since that's when it learns Confusion; in Yellow, it will learn it immediately upon evolution. At the very least, Geodude and Onix have rather pitiful Special, and when confronted with a strong Butterfree with a Psychic attack, they really don't stand a chance. Especially not when his Onix barely does anything other than use Bide which is one of the most useless attacks in the game. Too bad he gives you that as a TM, too.

In Yellow in particular, Route 22 (the one leading towards the Indigo Plateau, west of Viridian City) has wild Mankey; Mankey learns Low Kick, a Fighting attack, at level nine, and it will also be super effective against Brock's Pokémon. Note that it is only a single weakness, however, and that Fighting is physical, so Geodude and Onix will benefit from their considerably higher Defense against Low Kick.

Beat Misty

She has a level 18 Staryu and a level 21 Starmie, and she loves to use an X Defend on her Starmie, which might give you some extra time.

A Pikachu will do well here for obvious reasons, whether it's caught in Viridian Forest in Red and Blue or your starter in Yellow. If you're playing Yellow and your Pikachu is happy enough, you can get a Bulbasaur from the house near the Pokémon Center, which will further make this Gym easy. Bulbasaur will of course be just as useful if it was your starter. Obviously, there are many choices. It may be useful in this Gym to have caught an Oddish or Bellsprout on Route 24 or 25 (those are the routes that lead up to Bill's cottage). The old trick with using Sand-Attack with a Pidgey or Pidgeotto until the opponent never hits will usually be effective, too.

Beat Lt. Surge

He trains Electric-types - in Red and Blue, he will have a level 21 Voltorb, a level 18 Pikachu and a level 24 Raichu, but in Yellow he will just have a level 28 Raichu.

The best way to beat him is of course with a Diglett from Diglett's Cave east of Vermilion, which you have full access to. Find a Diglett, catch it, get it to learn Dig if it doesn't know it already (it learns it at level 19), and then go cream him. If you don't want to get a Diglett for some reason, another Pokémon with Dig (from the TM) should be your best bet. A Grass-type will be resistant to Electric attacks, so they're always good to have; Sandshrew is another Ground-type you may have at this point in Blue or Yellow, and although it doesn't learn any Ground attacks on its own, you can always teach it Dig or just go with Slash (level 17), which is after all an amazingly good attack in Red, Blue and Yellow. Not that Dig isn't too; it's as powerful as Earthquake, with 100 base damage. Too bad they lowered it in G/S/C.

Beat Erika

Erika is a Grass-type trainer, and in Red and Blue she has a level 29 Victreebel, a level 24 Tangela and a level 29 Vileplume. In Yellow the levels and evolution stages of her team have changed: now she has a level 30 Tangela, a level 32 Weepinbell and a level 32 Gloom.

If you picked Charmander, you should have a Charmeleon by now, and even though Ember is a rather puny attack, it can help. A Pidgeotto will help too, especially with Fly (which you get by going into the house that is kind of behind Cycling Road). Also, on the top floor of the Celadon City Department Store (where the vending machines are), there is a little girl who will give you TMs for each of the three drinks (Fresh Water, Soda Pop and Lemonade), and one of the TMs she gives you is Ice Beam unless I'm very much mistaken. It can be taught to many Water Pokémon, including Wartortle (watch out, though - don't forget that Erika trains Grass-types whose attacks will be super effective against them).

Beat Sabrina

Sabrina is a Psychic Pokémon trainer, but that doesn't stop her from using a level 38 Venomoth in Red and Blue along with her level 38 Kadabra, level 37 Mr. Mime and level 43 Alakazam. In Yellow, she uses the not entirely animé-like lineup of Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam, all at level 50.

In general, it's a good idea to use any powerful physical attacks - on my Yellow, I recall beating her with a Tauros from the Safari Zone and Strength. Another Psychic with non-Psychic attacks will come in handy, especially against Venomoth in Red and Blue. In Yellow, her Abra only knows Flash, and it's really there just to waste your PP and disable your Pokémon from being able to do any harm to it - I found it worked well to use my Pidgeot who knew Swift, since it always hit despite the Flash.

Beat Koga

In Red and Blue, Koga has two level 37 Koffing, one level 39 Muk and one level 43 Weezing. In Yellow, it appears he has stolen the Venomoth that Sabrina used to have, raised it to level 50 and bred it for three cute little Venonat kids at level 44, 46 and 48. I did personally not find him hard to beat at all, to be honest - you can use the Psychic TM from Saffron (Mr. Psychic's house near the bottom of the city), or in Yellow, fry them with a Charizard's Flamethrower or just Fly or Drill Peck them into oblivion. Choices, choices.

Beat Blaine

Blaine has a level 42 Growlithe, level 42 Rapidash, level 40 Ponyta and level 47 Arcanine in Red and Blue. In Yellow he's grown considerably harder to deal with, with a level 48 Ninetales, level 50 Rapidash and level 54 Arcanine. In both cases, though, just bring that Surf HM that you inevitably used to get to Cinnabar Island to use. Blastoise is going to roc

Tips

Tricks

Tips

Beating the Gym leaders and Elite Four

Beat Brock

Beat Misty

Beat Lt. Surge

Beat Erika

Beat Sabrina

Beat Koga

Beat Blaine

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