Appendix:Gold and Silver walkthrough/Section 10

This is the Bulbapedia walkthrough for Pokémon Gold and Silver. This walkthrough follows the original Game Boy Color version, not Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
The guide for those can be found here.

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Cianwood City

Cianwood City

Cianwood City is a lonely little coastal city only connected to Johto's mainland by the sea. Despite its small size, the city encompasses a few important locations, including the Cianwood City Pharmacy and the Cianwood Gym. Trainers with a rock-smashing Pokémon in their party can remove the rocks north of the city; Krabby are common here, though there are items hidden under the rocks as well.

Items
Item Location Games

Pick up the Medicine

A Trainer's first stop in Cianwood City is the 500-year-old Cianwood City Pharmacy. Upon hearing of the lighthouse Pokémon's illness, the pharmacist gives you the SecretPotion, a powerful medicine that should heal Amphy of its sickness. After dispensing the SecretPotion, the pharmacist offers traditional medicine for sale.

Potion $300	Super Potion $700
Hyper Potion $1200	Full Heal $600
Revive $1500

Get a rare Pokémon

After obtaining the SecretPotion, visit the house just north of the pharmacy. The guy inside was bullied into giving his prized Sneasel to a kid with piercing eyes and long hair, and he's afraid that the thief may come back. He gives you his Shuckle for safekeeping (as long as you have an empty slot in your party). While not worth much on offense, Shuckle more than makes up for it with its strong defense. It has an unusual ability as well - if its Trainer gives it a Berry to hold, the mold inside its shell would degrade the item over time, eventually turning it into Berry Juice. If left with Shuckle even longer, the Berry Juice would solidify into a Rare Candy.

Cianwood Gym

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Cianwood Gym

CIANWOOD CITY
POKéMON GYM
LEADER: CHUCK
His Roaring Fists
Do the Talking

The Cianwood Gym only allows Fighting-types to train here, so Psychic- and Flying-type moves are best to use. Avoid using types like Normal or Ice, since they are vulnerable to Fighting-type attacks. While Ghost-types have full immunity here, a higher-level Kadabra or Pidgeotto will strike terror into the Gym's macho Pokémon.

Cianwood Gym Trainers Trainer Pokémon Black Belt Yoshi Black Belt Yoshi キヨマサ Kiyomasa Reward: $648 Hitmonlee♂ Lv.27 No item Black Belt Lao Black Belt Lao フミヒト Fumihito Reward: $648 Hitmonchan♂ Lv.27 No item Black Belt Nob Black Belt Nob テッカン Tekkan Reward: $600 Machop♂ Lv.25 No item Machoke♂ Lv.25 No item Black Belt Lung Black Belt Lung モリカズ Morikazu Reward: $600 Mankey♂ Lv.23 No item Mankey♂ Lv.23 No item Primeape♂ Lv.25 No item Trainers with a telephone symbol by their names will give their Pokégear number to the player, and may call or be called for a rematch with higher-level Pokémon. File:LeaderChuck GSC.png Leader Chuck Cianwood Gym Gold, Silver, and Crystal Leader and Professor Chuck Oak Cianwood Gym Gold, Silver, and Crystal Reward: $3000 Types: Fighting Unknown Held item: None Primeape♂ Lv.27 Leer Normal   --       Rage Normal   --       Karate Chop Fighting   --       Fury Swipes Normal   --       Types: Water Fighting Held item: None Poliwrath♂ Lv.30 Hypnosis Psychic   --       Mind Reader Normal   --       Surf Water   --       DynamicPunch Fighting   --

After his defeat, Chuck awards the Storm Badge to Trainers. This badge commands obedience from Pokémon of level 70 or less, and also allows Trainers to fly from town to town, after obtaining HM02. Chuck's parting gift to victorious Trainers is TM01 (DynamicPunch), a move that guarantees confusion upon impact, despite its 50% accuracy rating.

Fly Like A Bird

With your shiny new Storm Badge in hand, speak to the woman in front of the Gym. The woman (who happens to be Chuck's wife) is so impressed that she gives you HM02 (Fly), and thanks you for giving her husband a reason to train. With HM02, Trainers can fly to any familiar town instantly!

Now teach a strong bird how to fly, and return to Olivine with the medicine for Amphy.

Olivine City

Olivine Gym

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Olivine Gym

Back in Olivine, get to the top of the lighthouse to give the medicine to Jasmine. She administers it to Amphy, and seeing that it is healed, promises to return to her Gym.

OLIVINE CITY
POKéMON GYM
LEADER: JASMINE
The Steel-Clad
Defense Girl

Jasmine, the shy and quiet Gym Leader of Olivine City, has not recruited any junior Trainers for her Gym. Because of this, there is only a single battle that takes place here. Jasmine specializes in the Steel-type, which was only recently discovered (along with the Template:Type2). Steel-types are great defensively, resisting attack from eleven different types. Fire- and Template:Type2 moves, like Flamethrower or Earthquake, work best here.

Olivine Gym Trainers There are no Gym Trainers in Olivine Gym File:LeaderJasmine GSC.png Leader Jasmine Olivine Gym Gold, Silver, and Crystal Leader and Professor Jasmine Oak Olivine Gym Gold, Silver, and Crystal Reward: $3500 Types: Electric Steel Held item: Unknown Magnemite Lv.30 Thunderbolt Electric   --       Supersonic Normal   --       SonicBoom Normal   --       Thunder Wave Electric   --       Types: Steel Ground Held item: Unknown Steelix Lv.35 Screech Normal   --       Sunny Day Fire   --       Rock Throw Rock   --       Iron Tail Steel   --       Types: Electric Steel Held item: Unknown Magnemite Lv.30 Thunderbolt Electric   --       Supersonic Normal   --       SonicBoom Normal   --       Thunder Wave Electric   --

After defeating her, Jasmine presents Trainers with the Mineral Badge, which increases a party's defenses.
She also gives out TM23 (Iron Tail), a testament to the power of the Template:Type2.

Now fly back to Ecruteak, and head east to Route 42.

Route 42

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Route 42

Route 42 stretches across northeastern Johto, connecting Ecruteak City to Mahogany Town. The large cave here is optional, though it contains many rare items and Pokémon. There is also another grove of Apricorn trees located on the central landmass.

Trainers

Trainer Pokémon Fisherman Tully Fisherman Tully ミノル Minoru Reward: $720 Qwilfish♂ Lv.18 No item PokéManiac Shane PokéManiac Shane トシノブ Toshinobu Reward: $960 Nidorina♀ Lv.14 No item Nidorino♂ Lv.16 No item Hiker Benjamin Hiker Benjamin テツジ Tetsuji Reward: $512 Diglett♂ Lv.14 No item Geodude♂ Lv.14 No item Dugtrio♂ Lv.16 No item Trainers with a telephone symbol by their names will give their Pokégear number to the player, and may call or be called for a rematch with higher-level Pokémon.

Available Pokémon

Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Mankey G S C Grass 15 30% Mareep G S C Grass 13 30% Mareep G S C Grass 13-15 50% Flaaffy G S C Grass 15-17 10% Spearow G S C Grass 14-16 30% 30% 0% Spearow G S C Grass 14-16 40% 40% 0% Spearow G S C Grass 14 30% 30% 0% Ekans G S C Grass 13 30% 30% 0% Rattata G S C Grass 15 20% 20% 0% Rattata G S C Grass 13 0% 0% 30% Raticate G S C Grass 16 10% 10% 0% Raticate G S C Grass 15 0% 0% 20% Fearow G S C Grass 16 5% 5% 0% Arbok G S C Grass 15 5% 5% 0% Zubat G S C Grass 14-16 0% 0% 30% Zubat G S C Grass 14-16 0% 0% 40% Zubat G S C Grass 14 0% 0% 30% Golbat G S C Grass 16 0% 0% 15% Marill G S C Grass 15 0% 0% 5% Spearow G S C Headbutt 10 80% Spearow G S C Headbutt 10 50% Hoothoot G S C Headbutt 10 50% Heracross G S C Headbutt 10 30% Pineco G S C Headbutt 10 30% Aipom G S C Headbutt 10 20% Exeggcute G S C Headbutt 10 20% Ledyba G S C Headbutt 10 15% Spinarak G S C Headbutt 10 15% Fishing and Surfing Goldeen G S C Surfing 15-24 90% Seaking G S C Surfing 20-24 10% Magikarp G S C Fishing Old Rod 10 85% Goldeen G S C Fishing Old Rod 10 15% Goldeen G S C Fishing Good Rod 20 65% Magikarp G S C Fishing Good Rod 20 35% Goldeen G S C Fishing Super Rod 40 70% Magikarp G S C Fishing Super Rod 40 20% Seaking G S C Fishing Super Rod 40 10% 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.

Items
Item Location Games

Continue east across the two small lakes on the way to Mahogany.

Later...

Trainers that venture inside Mt. Mortar should bring no more than five Pokémon with them, in order to get a rare Fighting-type. It is also a wise choice to bring a Pokémon that can illuminate the darkness.

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Entrance

West/East Entrance

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Lower cave

Entering from one of the side entrances, Trainers must climb a stairway cut into the rock ledge to reach the next section of the cave. Here, Trainers can take the stairs to the northwest in order to reach an Ether. The stairs on the rocky platform (near the east entrance) lead to a Guard Spec. Backtrack and shove the boulder out of the way, allowing you to venture deeper into the cave. A few items, including a Hyper Potion and Escape Rope are lying around. This is as far as Trainers can go, without entering from Route 42's central entrance.

Center Entrance

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Upper cave

This entrance leads to a rocky platform with stairs leading to the basement. Once in the basement, Trainers can only surf around the cave, picking up a Hyper Potion and a Full Heal. The lone movable boulder here is meant to be pushed from the other side, so Trainers have nowhere else to go but back to the entrance.

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Basement floor

In order to reach the deepest area of the cave, a Trainer must have acquired HM07 (Waterfall). Entering from the central cave, they will be able to surf around the rocky ledge and ascend the waterfall beyond. The upper area of the cave is littered with small ponds, which Trainers must surf across in order to reach the stairs in the northwest.
Back in the lower part of the cave, Trainers must head east, where they can walk down the left stairway off of the rock platform, and take the stairs along the west wall.
The western stairs will lead Trainers to the basement floor where the Karate King, the master of the Fighting Dojo in Saffron City, is training. After defeating his Hitmonlee and Hitmonchan, he will give out a Tyrogue, the younger form of his two Pokémon, if you have five or less Pokémon in your party.

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