Pokemon RSE WT

Pokemon Ruby / Sapphire / Emerald

Platform: GBA
Released (d.m.y):
 21.11.2002 (J)          16.09.2004 (E) (J)
 19.03.2003 (NA)         30.04.2005 (E) (NA)
 25.07.2003 (EU)         21.10.2005 (E) (EU)

Based on: European versions [AGB-AXPP-EUR] (S) / [AGB-AXVP-EUR] (R) /
                               [AGB-BPEP-EUR] (E)



- I recommend playing the game with a GameCube using the Game Boy Player.
This will allow you to play in a more comfortable position than with
a DS Lite. Note, however, that the Game Boy Player is rather sensitive
to dirt and corrosion, so it better be in good condition.
Otherwise, it's worthless, as the games will either fail to boot up
or crash soon after booting. GBC games are much more susceptible to
this (mine can't run GBC games anymore, but GBA games thankfully still
work so long as they're clean).
You'd also pretty much have to get a Hori Game Boy Player controller
and those aren't exactly cheap.

- Synchronize does *not* affect the Nature of a wild monster in RS (or
FRLG). It was added in Emerald.
 × E: You *cannot* use Synchronize to affect the Nature of any Legendary
 Pokemon.
- If you want Legendaries from the GBA games with good stats, it's now
easier to get them from HGSS instead, as you can use Synchronize there
(but not on Runners).
- 20 slots for items in your inventory (30 in E). The quantity limit for
a single slot is 99. You can have the same item in more than one slot.
 × Berries go up to 999, but you won't be reaching figures like that
 without a functioning RTC.
- Pick Up: Super Potion, Full Heal, Full Restore, Revive, Ultra Ball,
Rare Candy, Nugget, Protein, PP Up, King's Rock
- If you want to steal held items, you'll need to use either Covet
(Linoone Lv35, Skitty Lv31) or Trick (Kadabra / Alakazam Lv43). You
can easily get a Lv64 Kadabra from FRLG.
- Prior to Generation 4, all moves of a certain type were either physical
or special as seen below.
    Physical       Special
  Normal         Water
  Flying         Grass
  Bug            Psychic
  Fighting       Electric
  Rock           Fire
  Ground         Ice
  Poison         Dark
  Ghost          Dragon
  Steel

- The Hoenn Pokedex has 202 monsters (47 from Gen 1, 20 from Gen 2 and
135 new ones). You'll switch to the National Dex if / when you trade
in a Pokemon from FRLG or post-game Emerald (even if it's pre-Nat).
You can still view the Hoenn Pokedex afterwards. Trading post-Nat
Pokemon within Ruby, Sapphire, or pre-Nat Emerald does not give you
the NatDex.
- Whenever you boot the game up, you will receive the following message:
"The internal battery has run dry. The game can be played. However,
clock-based events will no longer occur." As the battery lasts about 5
years or so, at this point, no copy of the game will have a functioning
RTC (unless the battery's been replaced). Thankfully, save data is no
longer stored on SRAM, so, ultimately, this has very little impact on
the game.
 × Some of the things you can't do without the RTC: grow berries, obtain
 berries from NPCs, obtain the Shell Bell (in a single playthrough),
 trigger Swarms, draw lottery.
 × If you replace the battery, you'll also have to start a new game to
 restore functionality to the RTC.
- Evolving Feebas: Get one with a Modest, Mild, Rash, or Quiet Nature.
Make PokeBlocks from any of the following berries at Lilycove: Wiki,
Kelpsy, Hondew, Cornn, Pamtre. Pamtre is a rare Pick Up item in FRLG.
It's the most effective one, but you really don't need it.
 × Hopefully you got enough of these berries before you lost the RTC.
 Otherwise, you'll either have to farm Pamtre Berries in FRLG or get
 Wiki Berries from Colosseum (from the berry NPC in Agate Village).
- You can only give a maximum of 12 PokeBlocks to a specific Pokemon.
- E: Pickup has been further nerfed from FRLG and now works almost
exactly the same way as it does in Diamond & Pearl (a few different
items). In other words, it's not going to help you much.
- E: Upon beating the game, you'll unlock the National Dex, which opens
up trading with FRLG, as well as trading of eggs. Of course, FRLG has its
own requirements as well (ie. beat the game and clear the seven islands).




	Littleroot / Oldale
	Rustboro
	Dewford / Granite Cave
	Slateport
	Mauville
	Fallarbor / Meteor Falls
	Mt. Chimney / Lavaridge
	Petalburg
	Surf clean-up
	Fortree
	Lilycove / Mt. Pyre
	Aqua / Magma Hideout
	Ocean / Mossdeep
	Seafloor Cavern / Sootopolis
	Victory Road / Ever Grande




	Littleroot
Initial: 3000p
Item (nc): Potion
- Set the clock on the wall in your room. With the battery dead, time
won't move forward, so this is basically where you have to choose whether
you'll have access to Shoal Cave in high tide or low tide. You can only
catch Snorunt during low tide, so if that's a concern, set it to 6 AM/PM.
If you want high tide, set it to 12.
- You'll find one Potion stored on your PC.
- Meet your rival, Brendan / May, next door.
- Go choose your Lv5 starter at Route 101. (Treecko / Torchic / Mudkip)
Save your game prior to that if you want to fu(k around with the stat roll
(ie. nature and IVs).

	Oldale
Item (nc): Potion

	Route 103
Boss: Rival 1

	Littleroot
Items (nc): 5x Pokeballs
Special: Pokédex, Running Shoes
- Check back with Birch at his lab.
- Trading is now available.
- Unlike in other installments, you won't be bumping into any of the
Professor's aides who would then give you a magic item or treat for having
a certain number of monsters in your log.

	Route 101
- Grab 5 Zigzagoons for Pickup hoarding and HM use. They're a little
hard to find in Emerald for some reason, but they're still there. Just
don't level up too high, so you can't weaken anything properly. (at least
not with your starter)
 × Super Potion, Full Heal, Full Restore, Revive, Ultra Ball, Rare Candy,
  Nugget, Protein, PP Up, King's Rock
  × Nuggets sell for 5000p. You probably won't have use for the Full
  Restores, so you can sell those, too (2500p). You won't need Protein
  eventually, either (4900p).
 × Cut, Rock Smash, (Surf) + Strength (post-evo)

	Route 102
Item: Potion
- Ralts [Slow]
 × Confusion, Psychic, Hypnosis, Dream Eater
- E: Leveling up Ralts will be a little tricky due to Poochyenas popping
up everywhere now.

	Petalburg

	Route 104-S
Item: Pokeball
Items (h): Potion, Antidote, Heart Scale
- Wingull (evolve at Lv31 to learn Quick Attack) (Surf) [Normal]
 × Water Gun, Wing Attack, Quick Attack, + Surf
 × Zigzag can learn Surf too, but it's still very worth teaching.
- Taillow (Fly) [Alt]
 × Wing Attack, Aerial Ace, Fly, Quick Attack

	Petalburg Woods
Items: Paralyze Heal, Ether
Items (h): Potion, Pokeball
Item (nc): Great Ball
- Shroomish [Dawn]
 × Headbutt, Mach Punch, Sky Uppercut, Mega Drain

	Route 104-N
Item: Potion
Items (h): Pokeball, Super Potion
Items (nc): TM09 (Bullet Seed), Wailmer Pail

	Route 115
Item: Super Potion

	Rustboro
Item: X Defend
Items (nc): Premier Ball, Quick Claw, HM01 (Cut), TM39 (Rock Tomb)
Boss: Roxanne (Stone Badge / #1)
- Geodude Lv14, Nosepass Lv15
- E: Geodude Lv12, Geodude Lv12, Nosepass Lv15

	Route 104-N
Item: X Accuracy

	Petalburg Woods
Items: Great Ball, X Attack
Items (h): Tiny Mushroom, Tiny Mushroom
Item (nc): Miracle Seed

	Route 116
Items: Repel, Ether, X Special + Potion (E)
Item (h): Super Potion

	Rusturf Tunnel
Item: Pokeball
Item (nc): Devon Goods
- The event with the Devon Goods will not take place until you've defeated
Roxanne.

	Rustboro
Items (nc): Great Ball, Letter
Special: Pokénav
Boss: Rival 1,5 (E)
- Lotad Lv13, Torchic Lv15

	Dewford
Items (nc): Silk Scarf, Old Rod, TM08 (Bulk Up)
Boss: Brawly (Knuckle Badge / #2)
- Machop Lv17, Makuhita Lv18
- E: Machop Lv16, Meditite Lv16, Makuhita Lv19

	Route 106
Items (h): Heart Scale, Stardust, Pokeball

	Granite Cave
Items: Escape Rope, Pokeball
Item (h): Everstone
Items (nc): HM05 (Flash), TM47 (Steel Wing)

	Rustboro
Item (nc): Exp. Share

	Route 109
Item: Potion (E)
Items (h): Revive, Ether, Great Ball, Heart Scale, Heart Scale
Items (nc): Soft Sand, 6x Soda Pop

	Slateport
Items (nc): PokeBlock Case (xE), Powder Jar (E), Soothe Bell,
 TM46 (Thief), TM41 (Torment)
Shop: Protein, Calcium, etc. - 9800p
- Give your monsters EP boost items once you can afford it.
- A woman at the market will give a Pokemon the Effort Ribbon once it's
reached max EP.
- Go talk to Dock in the shipyard, then find Stern at the museum.
Get Thief from one of the grunts before talking to Stern.

	Route 103
Items: PP Up (E), Guard Spec.

	Route 110
Items: Orange Mail, Dire Hit, Elixir (E)
Items (h): Full Heal, Great Ball, Revive, Pokeball
Items (nc): Rare Candy, Itemfinder
Boss: Rival 2
- Wailmer Lv18 / Marshtomp Lv20, Numel Lv18 / Combusken Lv20,
Shroomish Lv18 / Grovyle Lv20

	Route 118
Item (h): Heart Scale

	Mauville
Item: X Speed
Items (nc): HM06 (Rock Smash), Mach Bike / Acro Bike, TM34 (Shock Wave),
 Coin Case
Boss: Wattson (Dynamo Badge / #3)
- The Mach Bike allows you to ride up slopes, whereas the Acro Bike
can be used to ride along narrow paths. You'll need to come back and
switch between them as needed.
- Trade a Harbor Mail for the Coin Case.
- Magnemite Lv22, Voltorb Lv20, Magneton Lv23
- E: Voltorb Lv20, Electrike Lv20, Manectric Lv24, Magneton Lv22

	Granite Cave
Items: Repel, Rare Candy
Item (h): Everstone

	Route 117
Items: Great Ball, Revive
Item (h): Repel
- Day Care. If you want to do breeding, start by trading in a Ditto.
Ride around in Mauville for a while to trigger the egg. Don't carry
the eggs around with you. Hatch them by riding up and down the street
in Rustboro.
- Good xp here.
- E: Roselia is nowhere to be found. You're better off leveling up on 110.

	Verdanturf
Item (nc): TM45 (Attract)
Shop: Nest Ball - 1000 p
- Nest Balls work better than Ultra Balls on monsters below Lv20.
- Winning in the contest mini-game doesn't give you anything that would
help you on your quest (just Ribbons).

	Rusturf Tunnel
Item: Max Ether
Item (nc): HM04 (Strength)

	Route 116
Item: HP Up
Item (h): Black Glasses
Item (nc): Repeat Ball

	Route 111-S
Item: Elixir (E)
Item (nc): Macho Brace

	Route 112
- You should level up Kirlia here until it evolves. Run away from the
Machops to avoid Attack EP.
- If you specifically want SAT EP, this is a great place to get it.

	Fiery Path
- Good xp here.

	Route 111-N
Item (nc): TM43 (Secret Power)

	Route 113
Items: Super Repel, Max Ether
Items (h): Ether, Nugger (E), TM32 (Double Team)
Item (nc): Soot Sack
- Sandshrews are a decent source of Defense EP.

	Fallarbor
Item (h): Nugget
- Move Tutor (requires Heart Scales)

	Route 114
Item(s): Energy Powder (E), Protein
Item (h): Revive, Carbos
Items (nc): TM28 (Dig), TM05 (Roar)

	Meteor Falls
Items: Full Heal, Moon Stone
Theft: Moon Stone (Lunatone)(S) / Sun Stone (Solrock)(RE)

	Route 115
Item(s): Great Ball, PP Up (E)
Item (h): Heart Scale

	Mt. Chimney
Item (nc): Meteorite
Boss: Maxie (RE) / Archie (S)
- Mightyena Lv24, Golbat Lv24, Camerupt Lv25 / Sharpedo Lv25
- E: Mightyena Lv24, Zubat Lv24, Camerupt Lv25

	Jagged Pass
Item: Burn Heal
Items (h): Full Heal, Great Ball
- Best place to level up pre-Surf. You'll get 1k from 4 battles.
You'll get a lot of SAT EP from the Numels, which, of course, won't
help your physical attackers much, if at all. There's no easy way to
gain Attack EP (except later in the game and only in Sapphire), but
it's not that big a deal. Just give them as much Protein as you can.
That's good enough.

	Route 112
Item: Nugget

	Lavaridge
Item (h): Ice Heal
Items (nc): Charcoal, TM50 (Overheat), Go-Goggles
Boss: Flannery (Heat Badge / #4)
Shop:
 Revive		1500p
 Energy Powder	 500p
 Energy Root	 800p
 Heal Powder	 450p
 Revival Herb	2800p

- Wynaut Egg
- Slugma Lv26, Slugma Lv26, Torkoal Lv28
- E: Numel Lv24, Slugma Lv24, Camerupt Lv26, Torkoal Lv29

	Route 111
Items: Stardust, TM37 (Sandstorm)
Items (h): Protein, Stardust, Rare Candy
Item (nc): Root Fossil / Claw Fossil
- The fossils are still key items on the GBA.
- E: You can get the other fossil in the post-game.

	Fiery Path
Items: TM06 (Toxic), Fire Stone

	Fallarbor
Item (nc): TM27 (Return)

	Route 110
Items: Wave Mail, Harbor Mail, Wood Mail, Shadow Mail
Items (nc): Timer Ball, Hard Stone

	Petalburg
Items: Ether, Max Revive
Item (h): Rare Candy
Items (nc): TM42 (Facade), HM03 (Surf)
Boss: Norman (Balance Badge / #5)
- If you have doubts about being able to take out Norman, go spend all
your money before challenging him.
- Slaking Lv28, Vigoroth Lv30, Slaking Lv31
 × Facade (20), Faint Attack (20), Yawn (10), Encore (5)
 × Facade (20), Faint Attack (20), Slash (20), Encore (5)
 × Facade (20), Faint Attack (20), Focus Punch (20), Slack Off (10)
 × He's got 2 Hyper Potions.
 × A brutally hard boss. I recommend at *least* Lv40. Don't forget
 about Pick Up hoarding when leveling up. Check them every 2 battles
 or so. (Doesn't do much in Emerald, but it's still something.)
- E: Spinda Lv27, Vigoroth Lv27, Linoone Lv29, Slaking Lv31

---> Surf Clean-up

- This is the point where you can finally start re-challenging the
people listed under Trainer Eyes in your PokéNav. This happens when
you enter an area that has any of the trainers. At least one is always
affected (but usually just one). You need to take 255 steps before it
happens again. This takes about 20 seconds with the Mach Bike. The
"charge" will be used up even if you enter an area where all the trainers
were already affected. Likewise, if some but not all trainers have been
affected, the charge could easily be used without affecting any new
trainers.
 × Their monsters will be stronger than the first time you fought them
 and become even stronger (and usually more numerous) after you fight
 them again. This happens three times before it caps.
 × If you need money, fight Lady Cindy and Rich Boy Winston (14 400p)
 Approach the route from Rustboro's side and use Teleport to get back
 after fighting them.
 × For xp, I would recommend Hiker Trent on Route 110 (4x RCK-GRD).
 × Don't forget to turn off switch prompt if you know you won't be
 switching.
 × When moving to an area in a way that involves a transition screen,
 a rematch is usually not triggered (and the charge isn't depleted,
 either). You'll just have to go back and forth until it triggers. In
 Emerald, rematching always behaves like this even when no transition
 screen is involved.
- If you're aiming for really high levels for whatever reason, normal
battles are preferable over Trainer Eyes, as it allows you to take
advantage of Pick Up more. (Hiker Trent gives you 4k xp. At this point
in the game, it takes 10 normal battles to get the same amount. Those
10 battles will take 4 minutes, whereas fighting Hiker Trent takes
less than 2.)
At the end of the game, normal battles are clearly a better source for
Exp.
- E: Trainer Eyes is replaced with the Match Call, but it's essentially
the same thing.

	Littleroot
Item (nc): Amulet Coin

	Route 104
Item: PP Up

	Rustboro
- Resurrect your fossil(s) here.

	Route 115
Items: Heal Powder (E), TM01 (Focus Punch), Iron
Theft: Black Belt (Karateka Nob - Machamp Lv33)

	Route 105
Item: Iron
Item(s) (h): Heart Scale, Big Pearl (E)

	Route 106
Item: Protein

	Route 107

	Route 108
Item: Star Piece (E)
Item (h): Rare Candy

	Abandoned Ship
Items: Harbor Mail, Escape Rope, Dive Ball, Revive, Storage Key,
 TM13 (Ice Beam)

	Route 109
Item: PP Up
Item (h): Heart Scale

	Route 110
Items: Mech Mail, Rare Candy
Item (nc): Smoke Ball

	Mauville
Items (nc): Basement Key, TM24 (Thunderbolt)

	New Mauville
Items: Escape Rope, Ultra Ball, Paralyze Heal, Full Heal, Thunder Stone
Theft: Metal Coat (Magnemite)
- Good xp for monsters that can handle Electric and Steel.

	Route 111
Item: HP Up

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	Route 118
Item: Hyper Potion
Item (h): Iron
Item (nc): Good Rod

	Route 123
Item: Ultra Ball
Item (h): Revive

	Route 119
Items: Hyper Potion, Super Repel, Zinc, Hyper Potion, Elixir, Elixir (E),
 Leaf Stone
Items (h): Full Heal, Calcium, Ultra Ball, Max Ether
Item (nc): HM02 (Fly)
Boss: Rival 3
- You'll need the Acro Bike to reach the Calcium.
- You'll get a free Castform at the Weather Institute (+ Mystic Water).
- Shroomish Lv29 / Grovyle Lv31, Wailmer Lv29 / Marshtomp Lv31,
 Numel Lv29 / Combusken Lv31
- Shroomish Lv29, Numel Lv29, Marshtomp Lv31
- Numel Lv29, Wailmer Lv29, Grovyle Lv31
- E: Pelipper Lv29, Lombre Lv29, Combusken Lv31

	Route 120
Items: Nest Ball, TM11 (Sunny Day), Revive (E), Nugget, Hyper Potion,
 Full Heal
Items (h): Rare Candy, Revive (xE), Zinc, Rare Candy
Item (nc): Devon Scope
Theft: Silver Powder (Bug Maniac Brandon - Masquerain Lv38)

	Fortree
Items (nc): TM10 (Hidden Power), TM40 (Aerial Ace)
Shop: Ultra Ball - 1200 p
Boss: Winona (Feather Badge / #6)
- Trade a Pikachu for a Skitty. I recommend using this one for stealing.
- Swellow Lv31, Pelipper Lv30, Skarmory Lv32, Altaria Lv33
- E: Swablu Lv29, Tropius Lv29, Pelipper Lv30, Skarmory Lv31, Altaria Lv33

	Safari Zone
Items: Max Revive, Calcium, TM22 (Solar Beam)
- They won't let you in if you don't have the PokeBlock Case.
- Need the Acro Bike to reach the Calcium and Mach Bike to reach TM22.
- Exclusive Pokemon: Dodue, Natu, Girafarig, Psyduck, Pikachu, Phanpy,
Wobbuffet, Rhyhorn, Pinsir, Heracross.

	Route 121
Item(s): Zinc (E), Revive (E), Carbos
Items (h): HP Up, Nugget, Full Heal, Max Revive (E)

	Lilycove
Item: Max Repel
Items (h): Heart Scale, Pokeball, PP Up
Item(s) (nc): TM44 (Rest), Pokeblock Case (E)
Boss: Rival 4
- Move Deleter.
- Swellow Lv31, Shroomish Lv32 / Grovyle Lv34, Wailmer Lv32 / Marshtomp Lv34,
 Numel Lv32 / Combusken Lv34.
- Swellow Lv31, Shroomish Lv32, Numel Lv32, Marshtomp Lv34
- Swellow Lv31, Wailmer Lv32, Grovyle Lv34, Numel Lv32
- E: Tropius Lv31, Pelipper Lv32, Ludicolo Lv32, Combusken Lv34

	Mt. Pyre
Items: TM48 (Skill Swap), Max Potion, Ultra Ball, Super Repel,
 TM30 (Shadow Ball), Lax Incense, Sea Incense
Items (h): Max Ether, Ultra Ball, Zinc, Rare Candy
Items (nc): Cleanse Tag, Blue Orb / Red Orb / Magma Emblem (E)
- The xp isn't bad. Also, if you're playing Sapphire and haven't maxed
your EP yet, you can get Attack EP easily from Shuppets. It's more than
likely too late, though.
- To re-challenge Hex Maniac Valerie, you need to enter the specific
floor she's on, which is the top floor, which means you really shouldn't
bother. If you do it anyway, note that you may have to go up and down
the stairs a few times before it works.
- After witnessing the scene with the Orbs, head to Slateport to trigger
another scene after which you can enter the hideout near Lilycove.
- E: Nothing going on in Slateport (yet). Just get the emblem, then head
for the Jagged Pass.

	Route 123
Items: Rare Candy (xE), Elixir, Revival Herb (E), PP Up (E), Calcium
Items (h): PP Up (E), Rare Candy (E), Hyper Potion, Super Repel
Item (nc): TM19 (Giga Drain)

	Magma Hideout (E)
Items: Full Restore, Max Elixir, Rare Candy, PP Max, Nugget, Max Revive,
 Escape Rope
Boss: Maxie
- Mightyeana Lv37, Crobat Lv38, Camerupt Lv39
- When you're done here, go trigger a scene at Slateport.

	Aqua Hideout / Magma Hideout
Items: Max Elixir, Nugget, Master Ball (!!!), Nest Ball
- Do *not* miss the Master Ball! You will no longer have access to
this dungeon after getting the badge at Mossdeep.

- You should probably use Repel when exploring the sea.

	Route 125
Item: Big Pearl (E)

	Shoal Cave (low tide)
Items: Ice Heal, NeverMeltIce, TM07 (Hail)
Items (nc): Shoal Salt, Shoal Salt, Shoal Salt, Focus Band, Shoal Salt
- If the battery is dead, you can only explore one of these.

	Shoal Cave (high tide)
Items: Rare Candy, Big Pearl
Items (nc): Shoal Shell, Shoal Shell, Shoal Shell, Shoal Shell
 Shell Bell
- You can repeat the process and get more Shell Bells if you want.

	Mossdeep
Item: Net Ball
Items (nc): King's Rock, HM08 (Dive), Sun Stone, Super Rod,
 TM04 (Calm Mind)
Shop: Net Ball - 1000 p
Boss(es): Liza & Tate (Mind Badge / #7), Maxie & Tabitha (E)
- If you're getting the Regis, catch a Wailmer with the Super Rod.
Get the first one that's Lv32 or above. That's good enough. You'll
need to build it up to Lv40, so it evolves. Easily done by fighting
Hiker Trent (except in E). Don't waste your time trying to find a
higher level one. They're too rare.
- Solrock Lv42 & Lunatone Lv42
- E: Claydol Lv41, Xatu Lv41, Solrock Lv42, Lunatone Lv42
- E: After taking care of the gym, head for the Space Center. You'll
team up with Steven when fighting Maxie and Tabitha.
- E: Mightyena Lv42, Camerupt Lv44, Crobat Lv43 &
     Camerupt Lv36, Mightyena Lv38, Golbat Lv40
- When underwater, use B to resurface.
- Water Pokemon:
 × Route 118: Carvanha (Good Rod)
 × Petalburg: Corphish(Super Rod)
 × Route 111: Barboach
 × Safari Zone: Goldeen
 × Lilycove: Staryu
 × Route 128: Wailmer, Luvdisc, Corsola
 × Route 132: Horsea
 × Underwater: Chinchou, Clamperl, Relicanth

	Abandoned Ship
Items: Water Stone, TM18 (Rain Dance), Luxury Ball, Scanner
Items (h): Room 1 Key, Room 4 Key, Room 6 Key, Room 2 Key

	Slateport
Item (nc): DeepSeaTooth / DeepSeaScale (Unique)
- There's no other way to get either of these on the GBA.

	Route 124
Items: Yellow Shard, Blue Shard, Red Shard
Items (h): Green Shard, Carbos, Heart Scale, Calcium, Pearl, Big Pearl,
 Heart Scale
- Pick up a Relicanth in the underwater areas if you're going for the
Regis. Just keep in mind:
 × You'll only get encounters while moving in the seaweed.
 × The encounter rate is pretty low (the White Flute might help).
 × Relicanth itself is pretty uncommon.

	Route 126
Item: Green Shard
Items (h): Blue Shard, Stardust, Big Pearl, Ultra Ball, Heart Scale,
 Iron, Pearl, Yellow Shard

	Sootopolis
Item (nc): TM31 (Brick Break)

	Route 127
Items: Zinc, Rare Candy (E), Carbos
Items (h): Heart Scale, HP Up, Star Piece, Red Shard

	Route 128
Items (h): Heart Scale, Heart Scale, Protein, Pearl
Theft: Heart Scale (Luvdisc)

- Nothing on 129 to 131 (except some Trainers).

	Pacifidlog
Item (nc): TM27 (Return) / TM21 (Frustration)

	Route 132
Item(s): Rare Candy, Protein (E)
Theft: Dragon Scale (Horsea)

	Route 133
Items: Star Piece, Big Pearl, Max Revive (E)
Boss: Tom Guycot

	Route 134 (E)
Items: Carbos, Star Piece

	Sealed Chamber (Route 134)
- Unlocking the Regis.
- Okay, so, you'll need a Wailord and a Relicanth (as mentioned above
somewhere) plus someone who knows Dig (just use the TM. You can buy
them in Celadon). Find your way to the Dive spot on Route 134. Resurface
right in front of the inscription to reach the place.
- Once inside, use Dig in the middle of the inscription on the north wall.
- In the next room, have Relicanth in the first slot in your party and
Wailord in the last, then examine the Braille on the north wall. That
should do it.
- Stock up on Ultra Balls.

	Island Cave (Route 105)
Boss: Regice Lv40
- Examine the writing, then just wait. After standing still for a couple
of minutes the path should open (no, you won't have to do it again if
you leave).

	Desert Ruins (Route 111)
Boss: Regirock Lv40
- Examine the writing, move two tiles south and two east, then use Strength.

	Ancient Tomb (Route 120)
Boss: Registeel Lv40
- Use Fly in the middle of the room.

	Seafloor Cavern (Route 128)
Item: TM26 (Earthquake)
Boss: Maxie (R) / Archie (SE)
- Mightyena Lv41, Crobat Lv41, Camerupt Lv43 / Sharpedo Lv43

	Cave of Origin (Sootopolis)
Item: HM07 (Waterfall) (xE)
Boss: Groudon Lv45 / Kyogre Lv45 (xE)
- You can use Flash here, but it's not all that necessary.
- Don't forget to drop off one of your monsters, so you can easily check
the Legendary's Nature after catching it.
- Groudon and Kyogre are easier to catch than the other Legendaries.
- Ideal stats (neutral):
 × Kyogre:  158 HP, 108 Atk,  98 Def, 153 SAT, 144 SDF, 98 Spd
 × Groudon: 158 HP, 153 Atk, 144 Def, 108 SAT,  98 SDF, 98 Spd
- E: Nothing really here. Just talk to Wallace and head out.

	Sky Pillar (E)
- Once you find Rayquaza, the situation in Sootopolis will be resolved.
- Rayquaza is now available for catching (RS players will have to beat
the game first). Rayq's done some remodeling, though, so getting to the
top will no longer be as simple as it was the first time.

	Sootopolis
Item(s) (nc): HM07 (Waterfall) (E), TM03 (Water Pulse)
Boss: Wallace / Juan (E) (Rain Badge / #8)
- Luvdisc Lv40, Sealeo Lv40, Milotic Lv43, Whiscash Lv42, Seaking Lv42
- E: Luvdisc Lv41, Crawdaunt Lv43, Sealeo Lv43, Kingdra Lv46, Whiscash Lv41

	Route 110
Items: Glitter Mail, Tropic Mail
Items (nc): TM12 (Taunt), Magnet, PP Max

	Route 119
Item(s): Nugget (E), Rare Candy
- You'll need the Acro Bike again.

	Route 114
Item: Rare Candy

	Meteor Falls
Items: TM23 (Iron Tail), PP Up, TM02 (Dragon Claw)
Theft: Dragon Fang (Dragon Tamer Nicolas - Shelgon Lv49)
- Good xp, but the location is a little too remote.
- If you want to make it easier to re-fight Nicolas, don't fight the
Veteran couple.

	Victory Road
Items: Max Elixir, PP Up, Full Restore, TM29 (Psychic), Full Heal
Items (h): Ultra Ball, Max Repel, Elixir
Boss: Wally
- Flash recommended.
- This is a good place to level up only if you can kill the enemies
with a single hit (Hariyamas have Whirlwind and Lairons and Loudreds
have Roar), but if you can do that, your levels are already high enough
to finish the game, so...
- If you still want to level up for whatever reason, do it on B1F. It's
dark and cramped, but it's much better than 1F where you can encounter
4 unevolved forms (B1F only has one and it's uncommon). Go in from the
north side (after reaching the League). The enemy types are: FGT, STL-RCK,
PSN-FLY, FGT-PSY. You'll get about 1k per battle.

- Altaria Lv44, Delcatty Lv43, Gardevoir Lv45, Magneton Lv41, Roselia Lv44

	Ever Grande / Pokémon League
Bosses: Sidney, Phoebe, Glacia, Drake, Steven / Wallace (E)

   Sidney
- Mightyena Lv46, Shiftry Lv48, Absol Lv49, Cacturne Lv46, Sharpedo Lv48
- E:                                                       Crawdaunt Lv48

   Phoebe
- Dusclops Lv48, Banette Lv49, Dusclops Lv51, Banette Lv49, Sableye Lv50

   Glacia
- Glalie Lv50, Glalie Lv52, Sealeo Lv50, Sealeo Lv52, Walrein Lv53

   Drake
- Shelgon Lv52, Flygon Lv53, Altaria Lv54, Flygon Lv53, Salamence Lv55
- E:                                       Kingdra Lv53

   Steven / Wallace (E)
- Skarmory Lv57, Claydol Lv55, Armaldo Lv56, Cradily Lv56, Aggron Lv56,
Metagross Lv58
 × Metagross: Meteor Mash (10), Psychic (10), Hyper Beam (5), Earthquake (10)
- E: Wailord Lv57, Tentacruel Lv55, Ludicolo Lv56, Milotic Lv58,
Whiscash Lv56, Gyarados Lv56


	Littleroot
Item (nc): SS Ticket
- Not much to do in the post-game in RS. There are two Legendaries you
can now get: either Latias (Sapphire) or Latios (Ruby) and Rayquaza.
- The Latis are Lv40 runners, ie. they'll move to another location
whenever you do and always run away from battle unless trapped. After
running into them for the first time, you can track their movements
with the PokeDex. Using Fly or moving in a way that involves the screen
fading out causes them to move to a random location.
- Getting that first encounter could take quite a bit of time. You'll
want to use Repel with a lead Pokemon that's between Lv36-39. That way,
if the Lati is on the Route you're on, it should only take a few seconds
to encounter it. Otherwise, you might have to go through a few normal
battles first. Probably the best way to find a Lati is to surf between
Routes 124, 126, and 127.
 × There are some Routes the Latis never go to: 101-102, 104-109, 113-116.
- I would advise against using a Master Ball unless you have an extra
one and can't think of any other use for it. When not using a MB, start
with a fast (93+ Spd) Pokemon with Thunder Wave (Zapdos, Raichu,
Electabuzz) or Hypnosis (Gardevoir). Since Lati has Refresh, paralysis
won't last, but the purpose is to stall it so Sableye can get Mean Look
in. Getting a Sableye requires a trade in Ruby. The highest level ones
can be found at the Sky Pillar in Sapphire (Lv50), but if you don't
have access to that, just get one at VR (Lv40+). That'll do just fine,
as they learn Mean Look at Lv45.
- I wouldn't bother re-rolling the Latis' stats. Besides, the only thing
you can affect is the Nature, as the Latis will always have very low IVs
(mostly 0) due to a programming error.
- With the SS Ticket, you can reach the Battle Tower, which I have no
interest in.
- If you complete the Hoenn Pokedex, Birch will give you a pat on the
back, and that's it.
- E players will now be forced to choose which Lati they want to unlock:
Red for Latias, Blue for Latios.
- E: You will now obtain the National Dex.
- E: You can now fight the gym leaders again. Rematching them doesn't
work the same way as it does with normal trainers.

	Sky Pillar (Route 131)
Boss: Rayquaza Lv70
- Mach Bike required.
- Pretty good xp (1250). Enemy types: PSN-FLY, GHO-DRK / STL, GRD-PSY, GHO.
- Ideal stats:
245 HP, 233 Atk, 150 Def, 233 SAT, 150 SDF, 158 Spd  (Neutral)
- If you're not using a Master Ball, you're going to have a pretty hard
time. It's got Outrage (15), Fly (15), Extremespeed (5) and Rest (10).

	Route 110
Item: Bead Mail
- The last item the Trick Master gives you is just something you can use
to decorate your secret base.

	Route 119 (E)
- Talk to the guy at the Weather Institute to trigger a place where you
can encounter Groudon or Kyogre.

	Desert Underpass (E)
Item (nc): Root Fossil / Claw Fossil
- Accessed from the Fossil Maniac's house. Whichever fossil you didn't
get earlier can be found here.

	Safari Zone (E)
Items: Big Pearl, Nugget
Items (h): PP Up, Full Restore, Rare Candy, Zinc
- Two new areas. New Pokemon of note: Hoothoot, Mareep, Aipom, Sunkern,
Pineco, Gligar, Snubbull, Shuckle, Teddiursa, Houndour, Stantler, Miltank.

	SS Tidal (E)
Items (nc): TM49 (Snatch), Leftovers
- You can now board the ferry at Slateport.
- After your first trip to Lilycove, the Battle Frontier becomes available.

	Battle Frontier (E)
Items: HP Up, Carbos
Items (h): Iron, Zinc, Calcium, Protein
- Upon entering the frontier, you'll be given the Frontier Pass. This is
basically just an upgrade for your Trainer Card.
- There's a guy here who can tell you a little about any Pokémon's IVs.
He'll tell you how good their IVs are on average and which stat has the
highest IV.
- There's one fixed Sudowoodo encounter here.

	Meteor Falls (E)
Boss: Steven







001. Treecko    |      RSE         |
002. Grovyle    |  Lv16            |
003. Sceptile   |   Lv36           |
004. Torchic    |      RSE         |
005. Combusken  |  Lv16            |
006. Blaziken   |   Lv36           |
007. Mudkip     |      RSE         |
008. Marshtomp  |  Lv16            |
009. Swampert   |   Lv36           |
010. Poochyena  |      RSE         | Route 102
011. Mightyena  |  Lv18            |
012. Zigzagoon  |      RSE         | Route 118
013. Linoone    |  Lv20            |
014. Wurmple    |      RSE         | Petalburg Woods
015. Silcoon    |  Lv7             |
016. Beautifly  |   Lv10           |
017. Cascoon    |  Lv7             |
018. Dustox     |   Lv10           |
019. Lotad      |       SE         | Route 114
020. Lombre     |  Lv14            |
021. Ludicolo   |   Water Stone    |
022. Seedot     |      R e         | Route 114
023. Nuzleaf    |  Lv14            |
024. Shiftry    |   Leaf Stone     |
025. Taillow    |      RSE         | Route 104, 115
026. Swellow    |  Lv22            |
027. Wingull    |      RSE         | Route 104 (Surf)
028. Pelipper   |  Lv25            |
029. Ralts      |      RSE         | Route 102
030. Kirlia     |  Lv20            |
031. Gardevoir  |   Lv30           |
032. Surskit    |      RS          | Route 102, 114
033. Masquerain |  Lv22            |
034. Shroomish  |      RSE         | Petalburg Woods
035. Breloom    |  Lv23            |
036. Slakoth    |      RSE         | Petalburg Woods
037. Vigoroth   |  Lv18            |
038. Slaking    |   Lv36           |
039. Abra       | FRLG RSE         | Celadon GC, Granite Cave
040. Kadabra    |  Lv16            | Cerulean Cave
041. Alakazam   |   Trade          |
042. Nincada    |      RSE         | Route 116
043. Ninjask    |  Lv20            |
044. Shedinja   |  Lv20            |
045. Whismur    |      RSE         | Victory Road
046. Loudred    |  Lv20            |
047. Exploud    |   Lv40           |
048. Makuhita   |      RSE         | Victory Road
049. Hariyama   |  Lv24            |
050. Goldeen    | FRLG RSE         | Route 6 (GR), Hoenn SZ (SR)
051. Seaking    |  Lv33            |
052. Magikarp   | FRLG RSE         | Good Rod
053. Gyarados   |  Lv20            |
054. Azurill    |                  | Breeding (req. Sea Incense)
055. Marill     |   LG RSE         | Island 4 (Surf), Hoenn Inland (Surf)
056. Azumarill  |  Lv18            |
057. Geodude    | FRLG RSE         | Kanto Victory Road, Hoenn (Rock Smash)
058. Graveler   |  Lv25            |
059. Golem      |   Trade          |
060. Nosepass   |      RSE         | Granite Cave (Rock Smash)
061. Skitty     |      RSE         | Route 116, Fortree (trade)
062. Delcatty   |  Moon Stone      |
063. Zubat      | FRLG RSE         | Seafoam Islands, Cave of Origin
064. Golbat     |  Lv22            |
065. Crobat     |   Happiness      |
066. Tentacool  | FRLG RSE         | Ocean (Surf)
067. Tentacruel |  Lv30            |
068. Sableye    |       SE         | Granite Cave, Victory Road
069. Mawile     |      R E         | Granite Cave, Victory Road
070. Aron       |      RSE         | Victory Road
071. Lairon     |  Lv32            |
072. Aggron     |   Lv42           |
073. Machop     | FRLG RSE         | Kanto Victory Road, R112 - Jagged Pass
074. Machoke    |  Lv28            |
075. Machamp    |   Trade          |
076. Meditite   |      RS          | Victory Road
077. Medicham   |  Lv37            |
078. Electrike  |      RSE         | Route 118
079. Manectric  |  Lv26            |
080. Plusle     |      rSE         | Route 110
081. Minun      |      RsE         | Route 110
082. Magnemite  | FRLG RSE         | Power Plant, New Mauville
083. Magneton   |  Lv30            |
084. Voltorb    | FRLG RSE         | Power Plant, New Mauville
085. Electrode  |  Lv30            |
086. Volbeat    |      rSE         | Route 117
087. Illumise   |      RsE         | Route 117
088. Oddish     | FR   RSE         | Route 7, Route 119
089. Gloom      |  Lv21            |
090. Vileplume  |   Leaf Stone     |
091. Bellossom  |   Sun Stone      |
092. Doduo      | FRLG RSE         | Safari Zone
093. Dodrio     |  Lv31            |
094. Roselia    |      RS          | Route 117
095. Gulpin     |      RSE         | Route 110
096. Swalot     |  Lv26            |
097. Carvanha   |      RSE         | Route 118 (GR)
098. Sharpedo   |  Lv30            |
099. Wailmer    |      RSE         | Ocean (SR)
100. Wailord    |  Lv40            |
101. Numel      |      RSE         | R112 - Jagged Pass
102. Camerupt   |  Lv33            |
103. Slugma     | FRLG RSE         | I1 - Mt. Ember (B3), Route 113
104. Magcargo   |  Lv38            |
105. Torkoal    |      RSE         | R112 - Fiery Path
106. Grimer     | frLG rSE         | Pokemon Mansion, R111 - Fiery Path
107. Muk        |  Lv38            |
108. Koffing    | FRlg RsE         | Pokemon Mansion, R111 - Fiery Path
109. Weezing    |  Lv35            |
110. Spoink     |      RSE         | R112 - Jagged Pass
111. Grumpig    |  Lv32            |
112. Sandshrew  |   LG RSE         | Route 8, Route 110
113. Sandslash  |  Lv22            |
114. Spinda     |      RSE         | Route 113
115. Skarmory   | FR   RSE Col     | I7 - Sevault Canyon, Route 113
116. Trapinch   |      RSE         | Route 110
117. Vibrava    |  Lv35            |
118. Flygon     |   Lv45           |
119. Cacnea     |      RSe         | Route 110
120. Cacturne   |  Lv32            |
121. Swablu     |      RSE         | Route 114
122. Altaria    |  Lv35            |
123. Zangoose   |      R           | Route 114
124. Seviper    |       SE         | Route 114
125. Lunatone   |       S          | R115 - Meteor Falls
126. Solrock    |      R E         | R115 - Meteor Falls
127. Barboach   |      RSE         | Route 110 (SR)
128. Whiscash   |  Lv30            |
129. Corphish   |      RSE         | Petalburg (SR)
130. Crawdaunt  |  Lv30            |
131. Baltoy     |      RSE         | Route 110
132. Claydol    |  Lv36            |
133. Lileep     |      RSE         | Route 110 (Root Fossil)
134. Cradily    |  Lv40            |
135. Anorith    |      RSE         | Route 110 (Claw Fossil)
136. Armaldo    |  Lv40            |
137. Igglybuff  |                  | Breeding
138. Jigglypuff | FRLG RSE         | Route 3, Route 115
139. Wigglytuff |  Moon Stone      |
140. Feebas     |      RSE         | Route 119 (SR), 6 random tiles
141. Milotic    |  Max Beauty      |
142. Castform   |      RSE         | Route 119 (one)
143. Staryu     |   LG RSE         | Pallet (SR), Lilycove (SR)
144. Starmie    |  Water Stone     |
145. Kecleon    |      RSE         | Route 120 (two)
146. Shuppet    |      rSE         | Mt. Pyre
147. Banette    |  Lv37            |
148. Duskull    |      RsE         | Mt. Pyre
149. Dusclops   |  Lv37            |
150. Tropius    |      RSE         | Route 119
151. Chimecho   |      RSE         | Mt. Pyre
152. Absol      |      RSE         | Route 120
153. Vulpix     |   LG RSE         | Pokemon Mansion, Mt. Pyre
154. Ninetales  |  Fire Stone      |
155. Pichu      |                  | Breeding
156. Pikachu    | FRLG RSE         | Power Plant, Hoenn SZ
157. Raichu     |  Thunderstone    |
158. Psyduck    | FR   RSE         | Cerulean Cave (Surf), Hoenn SZ (Surf)
159. Golduck    |  Lv33            |
160. Wynaut     |      RSE         | Lavaridge (egg)
161. Wobbuffet  | FRLG RSE   Lv15  | I6 - Ruin Valley, Hoenn SZ
162. Natu       | FRLG RSE         | I6 - Ruin Valley, Hoenn SZ
163. Xatu       |  Lv25            |
164. Girafarig  |      RSE         | Safari Zone
165. Phanpy     | FRLG RSE         | I7 - Sevault Canyon, Hoenn SZ
166. Donphan    |  Lv25            |
167. Pinsir     |   LG RSE     GoD | Celadon GC, Hoenn SZ
168. Heracross  | FRLG RSE Col     | I6 - Pattern Bush, Hoenn SZ
169. Rhyhorn    | FRLG RSE         | Safari Zone
170. Rhydon     |  Lv42            |
171. Snorunt    |      RSE         | R125 - Shoal Cave (low tide)
172. Glalie     |  Lv42            |
173. Spheal     |      RSE         | R125 - Shoal Cave
174. Sealeo     |  Lv32            |
175. Walrein    |   Lv44           |
176. Clamperl   |      RSE         | Underwater
177. Huntail    |                  |  Trade + DeepSeaTooth
178. Gorebyss   |                  |  Trade + DeepSeaScale
179. Relicanth  |      RSE         | Underwater
180. Corsola    |      RSE         | Route 128 (SR)
181. Chinchou   |      RSE         | Underwater
182. Lanturn    |  Lv27            |
183. Luvdisc    |      RSE         | Route 128 (SR)
184. Horsea     | FRLG RSE         | Route 21 (SR-FR)/(GR-LG), Route 132 (SR)
185. Seadra     |  Lv32            |
186. Kingdra    |                  |  Trade + Dragon Scale
187. Bagon      |      RSE         | R115 - Meteor Falls
188. Shelgon    |  Lv30            |
189. Salamence  |   Lv50           |
190. Beldum     |      RSE         | Mossdeep (one)
191. Metang     |  Lv20            |
192. Metagross  |   Lv45   Col     |
193. Regirock   |      RSE         | R105 - Island Cave
194. Regice     |      RSE         | R111 - Desert Ruins
195. Registeel  |      RSE         | R120 - Ancient Tomb
196. Latias     |       SE         | Runner
197. Latios     |      R E         | Runner
198. Kyogre     |       SE         | Sootopolis
199. Groudon    |      R E         | Sootopolis
200. Rayquaza   |      RSE         | R131 - Sky Pillar
201. Jirachi    |                  | PMChan (PAL) / Col (NA)
202. Deoxys     |                  | N/A




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