Kanto Route 13

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Pokémon world routes

Route 13 is an east-west route located in southeast Kanto. The eastern terminus is at the Silence Bridge portion of Route 12. The western terminus is at Route 14.

Route description

The eastern terminus of Route 13 is actually located on part of the Silence Bridge. The structure heads south, then west along a treeline before reaching solid ground near the southwest corner of a large maze of fences that occupies the entire length of the route. From this point westward, trainers can no longer access the large water body that runs along the southern edge of the route due to a series of shrubs and fences that line the route.

Due west of the maze's east entrance is a hidden PP Up, the location of which is pointed out by a nearby sign. In the northeast corner of the maze is the lone patch of grass along Route 13, accessible only by using Cut to remove a small tree in the way.

On the other side of the maze, the route turns to the south as it becomes Route 14.

Items

Generation I

• Calcium: hidden in a gap along the fence on the southern edge of the maze

Generation II

• None

Generation III

• PP Up: hidden in a gap along the fence on the southern edge of the maze

Pokémon

In Pokémon Yellow, due to the inability to trade a Spearow for a Farfetch'd in Vermilion City, Farfetch'd were scattered across Routes 12 and 13, allowing trainers to collect Farfetch'd in the wild for the first time (and to this point, the only time). Also, due to the closing of the Safari Zone in Generation II, Chansey were added to the route as well.

Generation I

Grass

• Bellsprout (Blue/Yellow)
• Ditto (Red/Blue)
• Farfetch'd (Yellow)
• Gloom (Red/Yellow)
• Oddish (Red/Yellow)
• Pidgeotto (Yellow)
• Pidgey
• Venonat (Red/Blue)
• Weepinbell (Blue/Yellow)

Fishing

• Goldeen (Red/Blue)
• Horsea (Yellow)
• Krabby (Red/Blue)
• Magikarp (Red/Blue)
• Seadra (Yellow)
• Tentacool

Surfing

• Slowbro (Yellow)
• Slowpoke (Yellow)

Generation II

Grass

• Chansey - All times
• Hoppip - Morning and Day
• Nidorina - All times (Gold/Silver); Morning and Day (Crystal)
• Nidorino - All times (Gold/Silver); Morning and Day (Crystal)
• Noctowl - Night only
• Pidgeotto - Morning and Day
• Quagsire - Night only
• Venomoth - Night only (Crystal)

Fishing

• Magikarp - All rods
• Qwilfish - Super Rod
• Tentacool - All rods

Surfing

• Quagsire - All times
• Tentacool - All times
• Tentacruel - All times

Generation III

Grass

• Bellsprout (LeafGreen)
• Ditto
• Gloom (FireRed)
• Oddish (FireRed)
• Pidgeotto
• Pidgey
• Venonat
• Weepinbell (LeafGreen)

Fishing

• Gyarados - Super Rod
• Horsea - Good and Super Rod
• Krabby - Good and Super Rod
• Magikarp - Old and Good Rod
• Psyduck - Super Rod
• Slowpoke - Super Rod

Surfing

• Tentacool

Differences Among Generations

Generations I and III

The hidden item in the fence was originally Calcium in Generation I but was replaced with PP Up in Generation III.

Generation II

Among the most notable change in Generation II was the reduction in the length of the route by roughly 60%. Equally notable was the reduction in the number of trainers from 13 to five.

This article is part of Project Routes, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on every route in the Pokémon world.