Appendix:Crystal walkthrough/Section 20

Route 7

Route 7

Route 7 is a tiny road between Saffron City and Celadon City. The Underground Path links to Route 8, but has been closed indefinitely due to excessive battling in the tunnel. This is the only area where two new Dark-type Pokémon—Murkrow and Houndour—can be found, but only in the overnight hours.

Available Pokémon

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Rattata G S C Grass 17 30% 30% 0% Meowth G S C Grass 17 0% 0% 30% Spearow G S C Grass 17 30% 30% 0% Murkrow G S C Grass 17 0% 0% 30% Snubbull G S C Grass 18 20% 20% 0% Houndour G S C Grass 18 0% 0% 20% Raticate G S C Grass 18 10% 10% 0% Persian G S C Grass 18 0% 0% 10% Jigglypuff G S C Grass 18 5% Abra G S C Grass 16 5% A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Celadon City

Celadon City

Celadon City has changed little in the past few years, though the Game Corner no longer conceals a criminal hideout. Like its counterpart in Goldenrod, the Celadon Department Store offers many useful and hard-to-find items, so don't miss out! Eusine can be found in the Pokémon Center, having returned to his hometown. Once Raikou and Entei have been caught, he informs you of fresh rumors of a rainbow-colored Pokémon appearing at Tin Tower, and leaves for Ecruteak. Coverage of the tower can be found here.

Items
Item Location Games TM03 (Curse) From the man atop Celadon Mansion at night  C  Leftovers In the restaurant's trash can  C

Celadon Mansion

When night falls, take the path behind the Pokémon Center and enter the Celadon Mansion through the back door. The man on the roof will tell a scary story, and rewards you with TM03 (Curse) for listening to the whole thing. Curse raises both Attack and Defense while lowering Speed, but works differently for Ghosts.

Restaurant

The restaurant on the south side of town is currently hosting an eat-a-thon. Check the trash can by the counter to find some Leftovers, which restore a bit of the holder's health every turn.

Game Corner

Celadon's Game Corner has added a Card Flip game, which allows players to place bets on which card will appear. The deck consists of twenty-four cards, with each featuring a number from 1 to 6 and the image of a Pokémon (Pikachu, Jigglypuff, Oddish, or Poliwag). Bets can be placed by single card, single column, single row, pair of columns, or pair of rows.

Like the Goldenrod Game Corner, this one also offers rare Pokémon and items as prizes.

Left window Pikachu 2222 Coins Porygon 5555 Coins Larvitar 8888 Coins

Right window TM32 (Double Team) 1500 Coins TM29 (Psychic) 3500 Coins TM15 (Hyper Beam) 7500 Coins

Celadon Department Store

The Celadon Department Store is the largest Poké Mart in the region, and sells anything a Trainer could need.

Items

2F Left Cashier Potion $300 Super Potion $700 Hyper Potion $1200 Max Potion $2500 Revive $1500 Super Repel $500 Max Repel $700 Right Cashier Poké Ball $200 Great Ball $600 Ultra Ball $1200 Full Heal $600 Antidote $100 Burn Heal $250 Ice Heal $250 Awakening $250 Parlyz Heal Parlyz Heal $200 Escape Rope $550 3F Technical Machines TM10 (Hidden Power) $3000 TM11 (Sunny Day) $2000 TM17 (Protect) $3000 TM18 (Rain Dance) $2000 TM37 (Sandstorm) $2000 4F Gift Shop Poké Doll $1000 Lovely Mail $50 Surf Mail $50 5F Left Cashier HP Up $9800 Protein $9800 Iron $9800 Calcium $9800 Carbos $9800 Right Cashier X Attack $500 X Defend $550 X Speed $350 X Special X Special $350 X Accuracy $950 Guard Spec. $700 Dire Hit $650 Rooftop Square Vending machine Fresh Water $200 Soda Pop $300 Lemonade $350

2F

The Trainer's Market sells basic equipment and items that Trainers may find useful while on their journey.

3F

The TV Game Shop sells TMs on the third floor.

4F

The Gift Shop offers a few souvenir items for sale.

5F

The Drugstore sells both permanent and temporary stat-enhancing items.

Rooftop Square

The Rooftop Square's vending machines let you buy cold, health-restoring drinks for cheap.

Celadon Gym

Celadon Gym

CELADON CITY
POKéMON GYM
LEADER: ERIKA
The Nature-Loving
Princess

The Celadon Gym specializes in Grass-type Pokémon. Fire, Flying, and Ice types will have an easy time here, but Water-, Ground-, and Rock-type Pokémon should sit this one out. Erika's Tangela is especially vulnerable to Special moves, so take it out with a Fire or Ice attack. Two of her Pokémon know the Sunny Day move; while enabling Bellossom's SolarBeam to launch without a charge-up, it also doubles the power of Fire attacks. Her Jumpluff can be a speedy nuisance, but with a 4× weakness to Ice moves, a sub-zero shot will ground it for good.

Celadon Gym Trainers Trainer Pokémon Twins Jo & Zoe Reward: $700 Victreebel♀ Lv.35 No item Vileplume♀ Lv.35 No item Picnicker Tanya Reward: $740 Exeggutor♀ Lv.37 No item Lass Michelle Reward: $816 Skiploom♀ Lv.32 No item Hoppip♀ Lv.33 No item Jumpluff♀ Lv.34 No item Beauty Julia Reward: $3080 Paras♀ Lv.32 No item Parasect♀ Lv.35 No item Exeggcute♀ Lv.32 No item Leader Erika Celadon Gym Gold, Silver, and Crystal Reward: $4600 Type: Grass Unknown Held item: None Tangela♀ Lv.42 Vine Whip Grass   --       Bind Normal   --       Giga Drain Grass   --       Sleep Powder Grass   --       Types: Grass Poison Held item: None Victreebel♀ Lv.46 Sunny Day Fire   --       Synthesis Grass   --       Acid Poison   --       Razor Leaf Grass   --       Types: Grass Flying Held item: None Jumpluff♀ Lv.41 Mega Drain Grass   --       Leech Seed Grass   --       Cotton Spore Grass   --       Giga Drain Grass   --       Type: Grass Unknown Held item: None Bellossom♀ Lv.46 Sunny Day Fire   --       Synthesis Grass   --       Petal Dance Grass   --       SolarBeam Grass   --

Defeated, Erika awards you the Rainbow Badge, and hands over TM19 (Giga Drain) as a prize.

With the Celadon Gym defeated, your next stop is Route 16 to the west.

← Part 19 Cerulean City, Route 24, Route 25, Cerulean Gym, Route 5

Crystal walkthrough

Routes 16, 17, and 18, Fuchsia City Part 21 →

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