Strategy
Now that you know how to read the Pokédex,go and find your Pokémon!
•#1 Bulbasaur
Plant and Poison
The bulb on Bulbasaur's back was planted on it at birth. The bulb grows with the Pokémon. Bulbasaur looks like cyan-blue frog with navy blue spots. Has red eyes, and a green bulb on the back. It's able to stand on it's hind legs, but normally walks around one all four legs.By the way; This may be just in my cartridge, but I noticed that when I
battled Erica(the gym leader) with Bulbasaur, all her pokémon kept on using poison powder. E-mail me if you
noticed the same thing.
Bulbasaur evolves into Ivysaur at level 16; Then it evolves again at level 32 into a Venusaur.
Bulbasaur can only be found in Proffesor Oak's lab.
Bulbasaur might be good to battle against poison pokémon, since it can't be poisoned. Another good idea would be to send out Bulbasaur when battling rock, ground, water, electric, and ice pokémon. Bulbasaur is vulnerable to bug, bird, and fire pokémon.
•#2 Ivysaur
Plant and Poison
The bulb has changed into a bud, and Ivysaur loses it's ability to stand on it's legs as the bud develops.
Ivysaur evolves into Venusaur at level 32.
A Bulbasaur MUST be evolved in order to add it to your pokedex.
Ivysaur is good against Poison, Ground, Rock, Electric, Ice and Water Pokémon. Don't use Ivysaur when your opponet is using a bird, bug, or fire pokémon.
•#3 Venusaur
Plant and Poison
The bud is now a beautiful flower, and all Venusaur constantly move around, searching for sunlight for the flower. Venusaur.. looks much more tougher then any of it's evoulution.
NONE
You must train an Ivysaur until it grows to level 32.
Venusaur has the same advantages as Ivysaur and Bulbasaur.
•#4 Charmander
Fire
Looks like a lizard that walks on two legs. The eyes are a beautiful shade of blue, and the trainer must make sure the flame on Charmander's tail never goes out; If it went out, Charmander could die.
Evolves into Charmeleon at level 16, and evolves again at level 36.
Found in Prof. Oak's lab.
Very good against ice, plant, and bugs. Beware of water, ground, and rock pokémon.
•#5 Charmeleon
Fire
Looks like a red lizard, and that's the only difference in between this Pokémon and Charmander..
Evolves into Charizard at level 36!
You have to train a Charmander until it grows to level 16.
Very good against ice, plant, and bugs. Beware of water, ground, and rock pokémon.
•#6 Charizard
Fire and Flying.
Orange, very similiar to Charmeleon, but two wings are added during evoulution!
NONE
You have to train a Charmeleon until it grows to level 36.
Very good against ice, plant, and bugs. Beware of water, ground, and rock pokémon. Also: Now that Charizard is a flying type, you may not want to battle it against electric pokémon(electric types beat bird-types.).
•#7 Squirtle
Water
A "Tiny Turtle" Pokémon, that's blue in color, and has brown eyes. It uses it's water attacks by squirting water out of it's mouth.
Evolves into a Wartortle at level 16, and again at level 36!
You catch it at Prof. Oak's lab!
Has an advantage in battle against fire, ground, and rock types. Don't use it against plant and electric types.
•#8 Wartortle
Water
Squirtle grows claws, becomes a dark purple, ears grow on the side of the head...
Evolves into a Blastiose at LV 36.
You MUST evolve a Squirtle.
Has an advantage in battle against fire, ground, and rock types. Don't use it against plant and electric types.
•#9 Blastiose
Water
Wartortle suddenly grows water pumps on each side of it's head. Also, it grows claws that are like, an inch long!
NONE
You have to evolve a Wartortle.
Has an advantage in battle against fire, ground, and rock types. Don't use it against plant and electric types.
•#10 Caterpie
Bug
Caterpie.. Is very similiar to a real Caterpillar. The only attacks it learns are Tackle and String shot..
Evolve at level 6, then at level 10 again.
Viridian forest(More common in Blue version), and in Cerulean City(You need blue version to find this Pokémon there.)
Great against plant pokémon.. But avoid fire-types.
•#11 Metapod
Bug
A green cocoon, with yellow, round, eyes on each side.
Evolves at level ten!
Viridian Forest(More Common in blue version), and in Cerulean City(You need blue version to find Metapod there.)
It's great against plant pokémon.. But avoid fire-types.
•#12 Butterfree
Bug and Flying
A huge butterfly! It's a great advantage! It knows psychic attacks, which are very useful!
NONE
You must evolve a Metapod until it evolves at level 10.
Everything that is weak to psychic attacks. Also grass types. Avoid fire-types.
•#13 Weedle
Poison and bug
A caterpillar with a round red nose, and a horn on the head.
Evolves at level 6, then at level 10.
Found in Viridian Forest(More Common in Red version) and Cerulean City(Need Red version to find it here.)
Good against grass types.. But avoid fire-types.
•#14 Kakuna
Poison and bug
A yellow cocoon, with black eyes.
Evolves at level 10 into a Beedrill!
Found in Viridian Forest(More Common in red version), and in Cerulean City(Need Red version to find it here.)
Good against grass types.. But avoid fire types.
•#15 Beedrill
Bug and Poison
A bee-like pokémon, with stingers on the first forelegs.
NONE
Must evolve a Kakuna
Good against grass types, psychic types! But stay away from fire pokémon.
•#16 Pidgey
Flying and normal
A bird pokémon, and looks sort of like a pidgeon.
Pidgeotto at level 18, and Pidgeot and level 36!
Pallet town, Viridian City, Cearulean City, Vermillion City, Celadon City, and Lavender Town!
Good against Grass, fighting, and Bug pokémon. Stay away from ghosts, rocks, and electric pokémon.
•#17 Pidgeotto
Flying and normal
A bird pokémon, with a red crest. Don't let it learn Whirlwind. The attack has NO effect in trainer battles, and only blows wild pokémon away.
Evolves into Pidgeot at level 36!!
Below Pallet town.
Good against Grass, fighting, and Bug pokémon. Stay away from ghosts, rocks, and electric pokémon.
•#18 Pidgeot
Flying and normal
A bird pokémon, with a yellow and red crest.
NONE
You must evolve a Pidgeotto
Good against Grass, fighting, and Bug pokémon. Stay away from ghosts, rocks, and electric pokémon.
•#19 Rattata
Normal
A purple rat with white cheeks, stomach, and feet. One trainer in the game says "Rattata may be small, but it has a nasty bite!"
Evolves into Raticate at level 20!
Pallet town, Viridian City, and Cerulean City.
Good against no particular type. But stay away from ghost and rock pokémon!
•#20 Raticate
Normal
A brown, furry rat. Let it learn Hyper Fang and Super Fang! Those attacks are awesome!
NONE
Pallet town, and that route east of Fuscia city.
Good against no particular type. But stay away from ghost and rock pokémon!
•#21 Spearow
Normal and flying
A bird, with red wings, a brown head, black back, white stomach and brown tail feathers. Ever noticed how the TV show makes Spearow's seem tougher? The game shows why. Instead of gust, sand-attack, quick attack, and whirlwind, Spearow's first four attacks are Peck, growl, leer, and fury attack!
Evolves into Fearow at level 20.
Pokémon league, Viridian City, and Pewter City.
Good against Grass, fighting, and Bug pokémon. Stay away from ghosts, rocks, and electric pokémon.
•#22 Fearow
Normal and Flying
A bird, with a red crest, brown wings, red body, and white tail.
NONE
Pokémon League
Good against Grass, fighting, and Bug pokémon. Stay away from ghosts, rocks, and electric pokémon.
•#23 Ekans
Poison
A purple snake, with yellow eyes, stripes, stomach, and rattle(It has a rattle at the end of it's tail, like a rattle snake.).
Arbok at level 22.
Cerulean City, Vermillion City, and Pokémon League.(You need red version to capture Ekans.)
Good against grass, bug, but stay away from poison, ground, and ghost pokémon.
•#24 Arbok
Poison
A purple codra, with red, black, and yellow markings on it's stomach.
NONE
Unknown dungeon, and Pokémon league.(You need Red version to capture Arbok.)
Good against grass, bug, but stay away from poison, ground, and ghost pokémon.
•#25 Pikachu
Electric
A yellow rabbit, with four stripes on the back, black-tipped ears, a tail that looks like a lightning bolt, which starts at a brown tint, but becomes yellow. Has black eyes, and red cheeks. Pikachu may be the most popular pokémon there is!
Evolves into a Raichu with a Thunder Stone.
Viridian Forest(You may be searching for a while before you find one), and the Power Plant.
Good against Water and flying types. But Pikachu is powerless when it battles a rock, or ground pokémon. It also is vulnerable to plant and other electric pokémon.
•#26 Raichu
Electric
A yellow mouse, with two brown stripes on it's back. It's paws are brown, it has yellow cheeks, and brown ears that are mouse like. It has a tail that is like, attached by a string like thing. The tail at the end of the string is shaped like a thunder bolt. The tail is used as a ground, so Raichu won't be shocked by it's own electricity.
NONE
Power Plant, and Unknown Dungeon.
Good against Water and flying types. But Raichu is powerless when it battles a rock, or ground pokémon. It also is vulnerable to plant and other electric pokémon.
•#27 Sandshrew
Ground
A mouse that has a yellow shell, and a white stomach. Did you know that Sandshrew learns no ground attacks? Just normal attacks and one poison attack.
Evolves at level 22
Cerulean city, Vermillion city, and pokémon league.
Good against electric, fire, poison, and rock pokémon. Disadvantages: Plant, flying, and bug pokémon.
•#28 Sandslash
Ground
A porcupine, with brown spikes and yellow body. The claws(Why do you think they named it Sandslash?) are white.
NONE
Pokémon league and Unknown Dungeon.
Good against electric, fire, poison, and rock pokémon. Disadvantages: Plant, flying, and bug pokémon.
•#29 Nidoran(Female)
Poison
A blue mouse-like pokémon, with spikes going down the back and a horn on it's head. Two whiskers; One red eye; and blue spots on the hind legs. The horn on the female nidoran's head is smaller then the one on the male nidoran's head, but is not any less venomous.
Evolves into Nidorina at level 16.
Viridian city, and Fuschia city.(The female nidoran is more common in the Blue version.)
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#30 Nidorina
Poison
A bigger version of the female Nidoran.
Evolves into Nidoqueen when you use the moon stone.
Fuschia city(More common in the blue version.)
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#31 Nidoqueen
Poison and ground
You may notice that Nidoqueen has armor-like things on it's skin, grows larger, but pretty much everything else is the same as Nidorina. If you choose to evolve Nidorina before level 23, it'll learn Body Slam! But it's a better idea to evolve it at level 50(Because by then, it's learned tail whip, bite, fury swipes, and double kick!)
NONE
You must evolve a Nidorina
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#32 Nidoran (Male)
Poison
A purple mouse with larger spikes then the female Nidoran, and a larger horn.
Evolves into Nidorino at level 16.
Viridian city, and Fuschia city.(The male nidoran is more common in the Red version.)
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#33 Nidorino
Poison
A larger version of the male Nidoran.
Evolves into Nidoking when you use the Moon stone on it.
Fuschia City.
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#34 Nidoking
Poison and Ground
Nidorino grows LOTS or armor. If you evolve it before level 23, it'll lean Thrash in the Nidoking stage! But it's a better idea to evolve Nidorino after it's grown to level 50(Because by then it's learned focus energy, fury attack, horn drill, and double kick.)
NONE
You must evolve a Nidorino to capture Nidoking.
Good against grass and bug pokémon. Not good against rock, ghost, ground, and poison pokémon.
•#35 Clefairy
Normal
A pink, round, pokémon. Has small ovals on the face, and is always smiling. Has little things that look like fairy wings on the back. There's a tuft of hair at the head, and two ears tipped with black. You might not want to evolve Clefairy the second you get it, because later, after it's been trained for a while, it will learn a powerful attack called "Metronome." Metronome allows the pokémon that uses it to use ANY attack. You aren't able to choose it, unfortunately, so you might end up using an attack like "growl" or something Clefairy all ready knows. On the other hand, when your Clefairy uses an attack like Hyper Beam or Fire spin, you'll be glad you didn't evolve it.
Evolves into Clefable if you give it a Moon stone.
Mt. Moon and at the Celadon City Coin Exchange.
No advantages(Except when it uses Metronome). However, don't use Clefairy when battling Ghost or rock pokémon.
•#36 Clefable
Normal
A pink, rectangular pokémon. No ovals. The fairy wings have turned into spike-like things..
NONE
You must evolve a Clefairy.
No advantages(Except when it uses Metronome). However, don't use Clefable when battling Ghost or rock pokémon.
•#37 Vulpix
Fire
A fox like pokémon. Vulpix starts with one tail, but the end splits, until Vulpix has six tails.
Evolve Vulpix by using the Fire Stone.
Celadon city, and Cinnabar island(You need Blue version to capture Vulpix.).
Good against bug, grass, and ice. It's not good against other fire pokémon, water, rock, and dragon pokémon.
•#38 Ninetales
Fire
A larger Vulpix. Has nine tails and grows yellow fur. One thing to take note of is the name. It says "Tales," not "Tails." What is that supposed to mean?
NONE
You must evolve a Vulpix.
Good against bug, grass, and ice. It's not good against other fire pokémon, water, rock, and dragon pokémon.
•#39 Jigglypuff
Normal
A round, pink, pokémon. When it's two blue eyes light up, Jigglypuff sings a soothing song.. It has two small arms, and feet.
Evolves into a Wigglytuff with a moon stone!
The route before Mt. Moon.
Has a weakness to rock pokémon, and has no advantages.
•#40 Wigglytuff
Normal
A rectangular, pink, pokémon. The tuft on it's head is pushed up, and the ears grow larger. Wigglytuff is my favorite pokémon! It's so cute and has a nice name! I remember in my first game, when I was battling the Elite Four.. I remember Wigglytuff was out, Lance's dragons had knocked out all my other pokémon.. I remember trying to decide what move to use.. Seismic Toss(A TM move)? Psychic(A TM)? Strength(An HM)? Sing(She learned that on her own)? I defeated his Dragonair with Seismic Toss, and this is all I can remember. Wigglytuff also puts up a good fight in the Unknown Dungeon when you try to capture it.. Well, I've typed way too much.
NONE
You must evolve a Jigglypuff.
Has a weakness to rock pokémon, and has no advantages.
•#41 Zubat
Poison and flying
A blue bat with NO eyes! Be careful when trying to capture one over level 10; at level 10 Zubat learns an attack called "Supersonic!" Supersonic confuses the opponet into hurting itself! You could tell your pokémon to do an attack and it could hurt itself!!
Evolves at level 22 into Golbat.
Found in Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Sea Foam Islands, and Victory Road.
Good against bug, grass, and fighting types. Bad against electric, rock, poison, ground, and ghosts.
•#42 Golbat
Poison and Flying
A huge blue bat with eyes! It has a huge mouth that takes up, like, a third of it's body or something!!
NONE
Unknown Dungeon, Sea Foam Islands, and Victory Road.
Good against bug, grass, and fighting types. Bad against electric, rock, poison, ground, and ghosts.
•#43 Oddish
Poison and grass
Has a round blue body, red eyes, two legs, no arms, and five leaves for hair.
Evolves into Gloom at level 21, then into Vileplume when given a Leaf Stone.
Found in Vermillion City, Celadon city, Cerulean City, and around Fuschia city.(You need red version to capture Oddish)
Oddish shouldn't be used when your opponet uses a bird, poison, and ghost pokémon. It's okay to use it against grass, water, electric, ground, rock, and bug types.
•#44 Gloom
Poison and grass
The leaves on the head are replaced with the beginning of a flower.
Evolves in to Vileplume when you give it a leaf stone!
Next to Fuschia city.(You need Red version to capture Gloom)
Gloom shouldn't be used when your opponet uses a bird, poison, and ghost pokémon. It's okay to use it against grass, water, electric, ground, rock, and bug types.
•#45 Vileplume
Poison and grass
There's flowers on this pokémon's head! The larger the flowers, the harder it is for Vileplume to hold it's head up.
NONE
YOu must evolve a Gloom.
Vileplume shouldn't be used when your opponet uses a bird, poison, and ghost pokémon. It's okay to use it against grass, water, electric, ground, rock, and bug types.
•#46 Paras
Bug and grass
A bug with two small mushrooms on it's back. Did you know that the mushrooms are parasites? That's where the name comes from(Parasite).
Evolves into Parasect at level 24.
Found in Mt. Moon and Fuschia City.
Good against grass, water, psychic, ground, and rock types. NOT good against fire, poison, flying, fighting, ghost and dragon types.
•#47 Parasect
Bug and grass
A bug with one huge mushroom on it's back. The mushroom is larger then it's host!! Parasect prefer wet, damp, places.
NONE
Found in the Unknown Dungeon and Fuschia City.
Good against grass, water, psychic, ground, and rock types. NOT good against fire, poison, flying, fighting, ghost and dragon types.
•#48 Venonat
Bug and poison
A purple nat. Venonat is the only bug pokémon that evolves that doesn't need to evolve to learn attacks.
Evolves into Venomoth at level 31.
Found next to Fuschia city and in Fuschia City.
Bad against poison, fire, ghost, fighting, flying, ground, and rock pokémon. Good against plant, psychic, and other bug pokémon.
•#49 Venomoth
Bug and poison
Looks like a moth. At level 38, it learns Psybeam! And at level 50, it learns Psychic attack!
NONE
Found in Fuschia City and the Unknown Dungeon
Bad against poison, fire, ghost, fighting, flying, ground, and rock pokémon. Good against plant, psychic, and other bug pokémon.
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