Johto Safari Zone

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Safari Zone サファリゾーン Safari Zone "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
File:Johto Safari Zone.png
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Location:	On Route 48, at the Safari Zone Gate
Region:	Johto
Generations:	IV
Location of Safari Zone in Johto.
Pokémon world locations

The Johto Safari Zone (Japanese: サファリゾーン Safari Zone) is a special Pokémon preserve where Trainers can capture certain types of Pokémon. The Johto Safari Zone made its debut appearance in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, where it was shown to be located northwest of Cianwood. It is located at the Safari Zone Gate, a bazaar that sprung up due to the Safari Zone's popularity. It is owned by Baoba, the owner of the former Kanto Safari Zone, which was, by then, made into a Pal Park by his son.

For $500, the player will receive 30 Safari Balls. Akin to previous Safari Zones, there is a large area to cover, but the six areas of the Zone can uniquely be rearranged to suit the player. Also, there is no time or step limit to how long the player can try to catch Pokémon. The only ways to leave are to retire, to walk back through the entrance or to run out of Safari Balls.

When a wild Pokémon appears, no Pokémon may be sent out to battle it; catching Pokémon here, as in all Safari Zones, requires sheer luck. There are four options in the battle screen: throw a Safari Ball, throw Bait, run away, and throw Mud. Throwing Bait makes a Pokémon less likely to run, but makes it harder to catch, while throwing Mud does the reverse, making it easier to catch but more likely to run.

Access to the Safari Zone is part of the storyline. When a player first arrives at Olivine City, the Gym is empty. The player must heal the Glitter Lighthouse's sick Ampharos, Amphy, to cause the Gym Leader to return to the Gym. Only then will Baoba phone the player and announce that the Safari Zone is open for business. Players can then traverse Routes 47 and 48 to get to the Safari Zone whenever they wish.

Details

The Johto Safari Zone works identically to the Great Marsh: Pokémon are made easier or harder to catch by modifying the catch rate of a Pokémon. Each Pokémon appearing in the Safari Zone also has an escape rate, representing the probability that they flee from battle; a Pokémon's escape rate is identical across all Generation IV games (however, their escape rates are not defined in games which they cannot be found in their Great Marsh or Safari Zone). As a rule of thumb, Pokémon at higher evolutionary levels generally have lower escape rates.

At the start of an encounter, both the catch rate and escape rate are set to their species defaults. When Bait is thrown, it lowers the escape rate by one stage, but has a 90% chance of also lowering the catch rate by one stage. When Mud is thrown, it raises the catch rate by one stage, but has a 90% chance of raising the escape rate by one stage. Stages for catch rates and escape rates work identically to stat stages: they can be raised as high as +6 and as low as -6, where 0 is the starting stage; multipliers at each stat stage also work identically.

At the end of each turn, a random number between 0 and 255 is generated. If it is less than the modified stat stage, the Pokémon escapes.

Areas

The six areas of the Safari Zone

Like the Safari Zone in Hoenn and Great Marsh in Sinnoh, the Johto Safari Zone has six areas, which are inhabited by different Pokémon. A feature unique to this Safari Zone, however, is the customization of these areas. Each of the six areas may be placed in any arrangement the player desires. This is a useful function, as it means the player does not have to traverse to the furthest area from the entrance to get the Pokémon living in it. This is taken even further due to the fact that there are 10 unique defaults from the moment the Safari Zone is unlocked.

Customization happens on the Nintendo DS touch screen. By dragging and sliding the tiles with the stylus, the player can move them with ease. The exits to each area are arranged so that every conceivable arrangement of areas is possible: up to 2,985,984. In each specific area, the player can choose from several different objects and put up to 30 into the area, which can potentially draw out rarer Pokémon, Pokémon not found in the area, or Pokémon not found in the zone any other way. The specific layout of the Safari Zone may be shared by multiple players at one time, like other events in Generation IV, through mixing records or by using the Safari Zone Link.

Default area layouts

There are ten possible layouts that the areas can be arranged in by default when the player first reaches the Safari Zone. Between the ten default layouts, all of the areas are utilized at least once with the exceptions of the Desert and Rocky Beach areas; each default arrangement positions the Peak area right in front of the entrance. Six more areas can be added once Baoba's second challenge is assigned to the player.

Layout	Area Setup
1	Plains	Swamp	Meadow
	Wetland	Peak	Forest
2	Meadow	Marshland	Wetland
	Forest	Peak	Swamp
3	Wetland	Wasteland	Forest
	Swamp	Peak	Marshland
4	Forest	Mountain	Swamp
	Marshland	Peak	Wasteland
5	Swamp	Savannah	Marshland
	Wasteland	Peak	Mountain
6	Marshland	Plains	Wasteland
	Mountain	Peak	Savannah
7	Wasteland	Meadow	Mountain
	Savannah	Peak	Plains
8	Mountain	Wetland	Savannah
	Plains	Peak	Meadow
9	Savannah	Forest	Plains
	Meadow	Peak	Wetland
10	Plains	Savannah	Wetland
	Swamp	Peak	Wasteland

Challenges

First Challenge

When the player first visits the Safari Zone, its owner, Baoba, will give the player their first challenge of finding and catching a Geodude inside of the Safari Zone. No matter which of the 10 possible default Safari Zone area set-ups is in use, the Peak Area where Geodude can be found is always the first area that the player enters.

Second Challenge

Three game-play hours after completion of the first challenge, Baoba will call the player and give them their second challenge. The point of this challenge is to get the player to use the Area Customizer, a machine that allows the player to move around and order the different areas of the Safari Zone. Using the Area Customize to add the Desert Area, the player must catch a Sandshrew.

Blocks

After the player has both received the National Pokédex from Professor Oak and completed Baoba's second challenge, Baoba will eventually call the player to tell him or her, that he has come up with a new idea for the Safari Zone. After receiving this call, the player will then be able to place one block at a time of any of 5 categories of blocks inside of the Safari Zone, up to 30 blocks in one area at a time. Baoba will continue to call the player another three times after this giving the player 6 new blocks each time. There are 24 blocks in total, three of which are favored by Pokémon that live in grasslands, three which are favored by Pokémon that live in forests, three which are favored by Pokémon that live in rocky areas, three which are favored by Pokémon that live by the water and twelve others. Blocks that are favored by certain Pokémon can be used to draw out Pokémon that are not normally found in each area.

Type	Name
Plains	Shrubbery
	Red Flower
	White Flower
Forest	Tree
	Stump
	Branches
Peak	Small Rock
	Big Rock
	Mossy Rock
Waterside	Puddle
	Fountain
	Water Hole
Other	Guidepost (R)
	Guidepost (L)
	Trash Can
	Long Fence 1
	Long Fence 2
	Your Statue
	Bench
	Your Flag
	Outside Lamp
	Short Fence 1
	Short Fence 2
	Signboard

Block upgrades

Each area of the Safari Zone keeps a hidden count of how many days it has been used. Every ten days of use, a certain block type will be upgraded just for that area, and Baoba will call to notify the player of this. Once a block for a certain area is upgraded, the upgrade will not disappear if the player moves the area or takes away the blocks. When blocks are upgraded, they increase effectiveness. For example, a Plains block with no upgrades would count as one Plains block, but a Plains block with one upgrade would count as two Plains blocks. So, after 20 days of use, a particular zone's Plains and Forest blocks would each be worth 2, while the Peak and Waterside blocks would still be worth 1.

Day	Block	Upgrade
10	Plains	Double block value
20	Forest
30	Peak
40	Waterside
50	Plains	Triple block value
60	Forest
70	Peak
80	Waterside
100	Plains	Quadruple block value
110	Forest
120	Peak
130	Waterside

Pokémon

The Pokémon found below are often impacted by the objects placed in the area. For example, Fearow will not appear in the Peak area unless there are five Forest objects placed in the Peak area. Spheal will not appear in the Peak area until the Peak Waterside objects have been upgraded, because it requires 35 Waterside objects, and each area can only contain 30 objects of each kind to start with. Also, Pokémon can need two types of objects. For example, Vigoroth needs Plains and Forest objects.

In all zones, there are 10 encounter slots which give to the Pokémon present a 10% chance to appear. All the Pokémon that appear due to blocks have a 10% chance to appear; however, some Pokémon can be in two slots, which gives them a 20% chances to appear.

Peak

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Fearow	Walking	Forest	5	---		44	10%	Any
	Paras	Walking	Forest	3	---		42	10%	Any
	Geodude	Walking	---		---		15-17	40%	Any
	Graveler	Walking	---		---		16-17	20%	Morning/Day
	Slowbro	Walking	Waterside	5	---		45	10%	Any
	Magnemite	Walking	---		---		15-16	20%	Any
	Magneton	Walking	---		---		17	20%	Any
	Magmar	Walking	---		---		17	10%	Morning/Day
			Peak	10	---		41	10%
	Wobbuffet	Walking	---		---		16-17	10%	Night
			Peak	10	---		41	10%
	Linoone	Walking	Plains	5	---		46	10%	Any
	Vigoroth	Walking	Forest	56	Plains	28	47	10%	Any
	Lairon	Walking	Peak	24	---		45	10%	Any
	Zangoose	Walking	Plains	12	---		43-45	10%	Any
	Spheal	Walking	Waterside	35	---		44-45	10%	Any
	Bronzor	Walking	Peak	35	Forest	14	45-46	10%	Any

Desert

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Fearow	Walking	---		---		15-17	30%	Night
			Plains	3	---		38	10%	Any
			Peak	6	---		41	10%	Night
	Sandshrew	Walking	---		---		15-17	40%	Any
	Sandslash	Walking	---		---		15-17	30%	Any
	Cubone	Walking	---		---		16-17	20%	Morning/Day
	Marowak	Walking	---		---		17	10%	Morning/Day
			Peak	6	---		41	10%
	Lotad	Walking	Waterside	8	---		38	10%	Any
	Spinda	Walking	Plains	14	---		45	10%	Any
	Trapinch	Walking	Peak	50	---		46-47	10%	Any
	Vibrava	Walking	Forest	49	---		44-45	10%	Any
	Cacnea	Walking	Forest	35	---		35	10%	Any
	Cacturne	Walking	Waterside	42	---		48	10%	Any
	Hippopotas	Walking	Peak	28	---		43	10%	Any
	Carnivine	Walking	Plains	49	---		48	10%	Any

Plains

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Rattata	Walking	---		---		15-17	30%	Morning/Day
	Raticate	Walking	---		---		16-17	30%	Night
	Abra	Walking	---		---		15-17	30%	Any
	Ponyta	Walking	Peak	5	---		42	10%	Any
	Girafarig	Walking	---		---		15	10%	Any
			---		---		17	10%	Morning/Day
			Plains	3	---		40	10%	Any
	Houndoom	Walking	Peak	10	---		43-44	10%	Any
	Stantler	Walking	---		---		17	40%	Night
			Plains	3	---		40	10%
	Smeargle	Walking	---		---		17	10%	Morning/Day
			Forest	3	---		41	10%
	Zigzagoon	Walking	Forest	15	---		44	10%	Any
	Lotad	Walking	Waterside	12	---		42	10%	Any
	Surskit	Walking	Waterside	28	---		46	10%	Any
	Manectric	Walking	Plains	12	---		45	10%	Any
	Zangoose	Walking	Peak	15	---		43-45	10%	Any
	Shinx	Walking	Plains	10	---		43-44	10%	Any

Meadow

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Raticate	Walking	Plains	5	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Clefairy	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Night
			Peak	3	---		42	Unknown
	Jigglypuff	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Poliwag	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22-24	Unknown
		Super Rod	---		---		35-36	Unknown
	Poliwhirl	Old Rod	Waterside	2	---		15	Unknown	Any
			Waterside	3	---		16	Unknown
		Good Rod	---		---		24-25	Unknown
			Waterside	5	---		27	Unknown
		Super Rod	---		---		35-37	Unknown
	Geodude	Walking	Peak	3	---		45	Unknown	Any
	Chansey	Walking	Plains	12	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Magikarp	Surf	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
		Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown
		Good Rod	---		---		22-24	Unknown
	Gyarados	Good Rod	Waterside	7	---		28	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	Waterside	10	---		42	Unknown
		Super Rod	Waterside	14	---		45	Unknown
	Marill	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
		Surf	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Any
	Hoppip	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Skiploom	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning/Day
			Forest	8	---		40	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	3	---		47	Unknown
	Sunkern	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Day
	Wooper	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
			Waterside	3	---		40	Unknown	Any
		Surf	---		---		15-17	Unknown
	Seedot	Walking	Plains	35	---		45	Unknown	Any
	Nuzleaf	Walking	Forest	28	---		38	Unknown	Any
			Forest	35	---		47	Unknown
	Masquerain	Surf	Waterside	10	---		42	Unknown	Any
			Waterside	14	---		46	Unknown
	Nosepass	Walking	Peak	35	---		45	Unknown	Any
	Riolu	Walking	Peak	42	Forest	28	45-46	Unknown	Any

Forest

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Pidgey	Walking	---		---		15-17	20%	Morning/Day
	Bellsprout	Walking	---		---		15-17	45%	Any
	Gastly	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Haunter	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
	Lickitung	Walking	Waterside	3	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Mr. Mime	Walking	---		---		16-17	15%	Morning/Day
		Walking	Plains	3	---		45	15%	Any
	Electabuzz	Walking	Peak	4	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Misdreavus	Walking	---		---		15-17	15%	Any
		Walking	Forest	4	---		42	15%
	Surskit	Walking	Waterside	24	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Shuppet	Walking	Forest	35	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Beldum	Walking	Peak	63	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Bidoof	Walking	Waterside	10	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Budew	Walking	Plains	24	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Bronzong	Walking	Peak	56	Forest	35	45	Unknown	Any

Swamp

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Jigglypuff	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Paras	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Parasect	Walking	Plains	3	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Weepinbell	Walking	Forest	8	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Drowzee	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Hypno	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
	Voltorb	Walking	Peak	10	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Goldeen	Good Rod	---		---		22	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	---		---		35	Unknown
		Surf	---		---		15-17	Unknown
		Old Rod	Waterside	2	---		17	Unknown
	Seaking	Good Rod	---		---		27	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	---		---		35-37	Unknown
		Old Rod	Waterside	3	---		17	Unknown
		Good Rod	Waterside	6	---		24-25	Unknown
		Surf	Waterside	4	---		42	Unknown
	Magikarp	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22-24	Unknown
		Surf	---		---		16	Unknown
	Dratini	Super Rod	---		---		36	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	Waterside	10	---		29	Unknown
	Dragonair	Super Rod	Waterside	15	---		42	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	Waterside	20	---		45	Unknown
	Sentret	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Furret	Walking	Plains	5	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Murkrow	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
		Walking	Forest	5	---		37	Unknown	Morning/Day
		Surf	Waterside	10	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Duskull	Walking	Peak	28	---		38	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	35	---		48	Unknown
	Chimecho	Walking	Forest	15	---		46-47	Unknown	Any
	Bagon	Walking	Peak	56	Forest	35	45	Unknown	Any
	Pachirisu	Walking	Plains	10	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Floatzel	Walking	Waterside	10	---		44	Unknown	Any

Marshland

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Ekans	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Arbok	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Oddish	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Gloom	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
		Walking	Plains	2	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Diglett	Walking	Peak	5	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Poliwag	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
		Surf	---		---		16-17	Unknown
		Old Rod	Waterside	2	---		15-17	Unknown
		Old Rod	Waterside	3	---		16-18	Unknown
	Poliwhirl	Good Rod	---		---		22	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	---		---		35-37	Unknown
	Grimer	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
		Surf	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Muk	Walking	Waterside	8	---		38	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	16	---		48	Unknown
	Koffing	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Weezing	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Magikarp	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22-24	Unknown
	Gyarados	Super Rod	---		---		36-37	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	Waterside	3	---		26-27	Unknown
		Good Rod	Waterside	4	---		28-29	Unknown
	Jumpluff	Walking	Plains	5	---		38	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	10	---		47	Unknown
	Wooper	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
		Surf	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Quagsire	Surf	Waterside	13	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Shuckle	Walking	Peak	8	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Roselia	Walking	Forest	49	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Seviper	Walking	Plains	35	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Barboach	Super Rod	Waterside	4	---		42	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	Waterside	5	---		45	Unknown
	Banette	Walking	Peak	49	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Croagunk	Walking	Forest	42	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Carnivine	Walking	Forest	35	---		41	Unknown	Any

Mountain

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Rattata	Walking	---		---		15-16	Unknown	Any
	Raticate	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Zubat	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
	Golbat	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Magneton	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Any
		Walking	Plains	3	---		42	Unknown
	Krabby	Walking	Waterside	3	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Lickitung	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Larvitar	Walking	---		---		17	20%	Morning/Day
		Walking	Peak	5	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Meditite	Walking	Forest	20	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Volbeat	Walking	Plains	10	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Lunatone	Walking	Peak	15	---		46	20%	Any
	Dusclops	Walking	Forest	35	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Sealeo	Walking	Waterside	49	Peak	21	45	Unknown	Any
	Metang	Walking	Peak	56	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Chingling	Walking	Forest	10	---		38	Unknown	Any

Rocky Beach

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Zubat	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
	Poliwag	Surf	---		---		15-16	~30.19%	Any
	Poliwhirl	Surf	---		---		15-17	~24.53%	Any
	Slowpoke	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Any
	Slowbro	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Any
		Walking	Peak	3	---		42	Unknown
		Walking	Waterside	5	---		37	Unknown
	Doduo	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Dodrio	Walking	Plains	4	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Krabby	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Any
		Old Rod	---		---		13-15	30%
		Good Rod	---		---		22-25	40%
		Old Rod	Waterside	2	---		17	10%
		Old Rod	Waterside	3	---		18	10%
	Kingler	Super Rod	---		---		38-39	~18.18%	Any
		Walking	Peak	8	---		40	Unknown
		Good Rod	Waterside	5	---		Unknown	Unknown
		Good Rod	Waterside	8	---		Unknown	Unknown
	Goldeen	Old Rod	---		---		13-15	~39.13%	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22	~16.67%
		Super Rod	---		---		35-38	~54.55%
	Seaking	Super Rod	---		---		36-37	Unknown	Any
	Magikarp	Old Rod	---		---		12-14	~47.83%	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22	~50%
		Surf	---		---		15-16	~27.36%
	Lapras	Surf	---		---		15-16	~17.92%	Any
		Surf	Waterside	10	---		36	Unknown
		Surf	Waterside	14	---		Unknown	Unknown
		Surf	Waterside	18	---		41-46	Unknown
	Mareep	Walking	Forest	5	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Aron	Walking	Peak	24	---		45	Unknown	Any
	Electrike	Walking	Plains	10	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Manectric	Walking	Forest	10	---		37	Unknown	Any
	Corphish	Super Rod	Waterside	15	---		46	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	Waterside	20	---		48	Unknown
	Budew	Walking	Forest	18	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Gible	Walking	Plains	52	Peak	68	44	Unknown	Any

Wasteland

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Fearow	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Golduck	Walking	Waterside	3	---		45	Unknown	Any
	Machop	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Machoke	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning
		Walking	Peak	5	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Bellsprout	Walking	Forest	3	---		17	Unknown	Any
	Magnemite	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
	Onix	Walking	---		---		15-17	20%	Any
	Kingler	Walking	Waterside	10	---		48	Unknown	Any
	Kangaskhan	Walking	---		---		15-17	10%	Morning/Day
	Breloom	Walking	Forest	42	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Medicham	Walking	Forest	35	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Manectric	Walking	Plains	3	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Illumise	Walking	Plains	10	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Solrock	Walking	Peak	42	---		45-46	Unknown	Any
	Skorupi	Walking	Peak	28	---		44-45	10%	Any

Savannah

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Nidoran♀	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Nidorina	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Nidoran♂	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Nidorino	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Zubat	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Night
	Golbat	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Night
	Rhyhorn	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning/Day
		Walking	Peak	5	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Rhydon	Walking	Peak	10	---		44	Unknown	Any
	Tauros	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Any
		Walking	Plains	5	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Houndour	Walking	Forest	4	---		41-42	Unknown	Any
	Zigzagoon	Walking	Plains	10	---		38	Unknown	Any
	Shroomish	Walking	Forest	35	Plains	12	45	Unknown	Any
	Azurill	Walking	Waterside	5	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Torkoal	Walking	Peak	35	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Cacturne	Walking	Forest	35	---		42	Unknown	Any
	Luxio	Walking	Plains	24	---		45-46	Unknown	Any

Wetland

Pokémon		Location	Block 1		Block 2		Level	ID	Time
	Spearow	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Psyduck	Walking	---		---		16	Unknown	Night
		Surf	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Any
	Golduck	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Night
		Walking	Peak	5	---		Unknown	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	4	---		45	Unknown
		Surf	Waterside	6	---		Unknown	Unknown
	Poliwag	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		22-24	Unknown
		Super Rod	---		---		36-37	Unknown
		Surf	---		---		16	Unknown
	Poliwhirl	Old Rod	---		---		23-24	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	---		---		24-25	Unknown
		Super Rod	---		---		35-36	Unknown
		Surf	---		---		17-18	Unknown
	Farfetch'd	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
		Walking	Forest	3	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Doduo	Walking	Peak	4	---		45-46	Unknown	Any
	Magikarp	Old Rod	---		---		12-15	Unknown	Any
	Gyarados	Super Rod	Waterside	6	---		Unknown	Unknown	Any
		Super Rod	Waterside	9	---		47	Unknown
	Ditto	Walking	---		---		17	Unknown	Morning/Day
		Walking	Waterside	15	---		41	Unknown	Any
	Sentret	Walking	---		---		15-17	Unknown	Morning/Day
	Furret	Walking	Plains	2	---		37	Unknown	Any
	Wooper	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
		Surf	---		---		15-16	Unknown	Any
	Quagsire	Walking	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Night
		Surf	---		---		16-17	Unknown	Any
		Surf	Waterside	3	---		37	Unknown
	Lombre	Walking	Plains	14	---		47	Unknown	Any
	Surskit	Walking	Plains	6	---		40	Unknown	Any
	Corphish	Good Rod	Waterside	10	---		26	Unknown	Any
		Good Rod	Waterside	14	---		28	Unknown
	Shelgon	Walking	Peak	63	---		46	Unknown	Any
	Pachirisu	Walking	Forest	8	---		43	Unknown	Any
	Buizel	Walking	Waterside	35	---		45	Unknown	Any

Trivia

• Johto did not have a Safari Zone in Generation II. However, an unused, incomplete Safari Zone map still exists in the coding of the Generation II games, accessible through the use of cheating devices. From its location on the map and the positioning of the return warps, it is assumed it was intended to be the Kanto Safari Zone three years later.
• The number of Pokémon species that can be acquired in this Safari Zone is by far the largest quantity in the main series to date.
  • This Safari Zone also features several Pokémon that were previously either only obtainable as Eggs or never before available in the wild, most notably Shelgon, Metang, Breloom, Vigoroth and Riolu.
• This Safari Zone is the first to feature the ability to customize the arrangement of the six terrains.
• This is the only Safari Zone not to put a limit on the number of steps a player can take before being forced out.
• The two construction workers outside of the Safari Zone, in the Safari Zone Gate, imply that they are the ones who move the Safari Zone areas; they mention that most people would think a complicated system would be in place, as well as complaining about aches and pains.
• Interestingly, this Safari Zone is located nearest to the city with the fifth Johto League Gym, Cianwood City. Both the Kanto Safari Zone and Great Marsh are also located in cities where the fifth Gym Leader is faced in their respective regions, though Crasher Wake only falls fifth in Pokémon Platinum.

Safari Zones
Kanto Safari Zone • Johto Safari Zone • Hoenn Safari Zone • Great Marsh

Johto
Settlements New Bark Town • Cherrygrove City • Violet City • Azalea Town • Goldenrod City • Ecruteak City Olivine City • Cianwood City • Mahogany Town • Blackthorn City • Safari Zone Gate • Frontier Access Routes 29 • 30 • 31 • 32 • 33 • 34 • 35 • 36 • 37 • 38 • 39 • 40 • 41 • 42 • 43 • 44 • 45 • 46 • 47 • 48 Landmarks Dark Cave • Sprout Tower • Ruins of Alph • Union Cave • Slowpoke Well • Ilex Forest • Radio Tower • Global Terminal Goldenrod Tunnel • National Park • Pokéathlon Dome • Bell Tower • Bellchime Trail • Burned Tower • Moomoo Farm • Olivine Lighthouse Battle Tower (Crystal • HGSS)/Frontier • Cliff Edge Gate • Cliff Cave • Embedded Tower • Safari Zone • Whirl Islands Mt. Mortar • Lake of Rage • Team Rocket HQ • Ice Path • Dragon's Den • S.S. Aqua • Mt. Silver (Cave) Access to Sinjoh Ruins • Kanto

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