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Sevii Island Walkthrough
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POKEMON FIRE RED AND LEAF GREEN WALKTHROUGH

Route 2 Wild Pokemon
Pokemon	Method	Rate
Caterpie	Walk	5%
Weedle	Walk	5%
Pidgey	Walk	45%
Rattata	Walk	45%

Not much to see here, don't bother wasting your time trying to find Caterpie and Weedle here, you can find them a lot easier in the forest. Head north through the Trainer House up into Viridian Forest.

Viridian Forest Wild Pokemon
Pokemon	Method	Rate
Caterpie	Walk	40%
Metapod	Walk	5%
Metapod	Walk	10%
Weedle	Walk	40%
Kakuna	Walk	10%
Kakuna	Walk	5%
Pikachu	Walk	5%

Viridian Forest is the first maze like area in the game, but luckily it isn't very hard. For a map of Viridian Forest click here. The simple directions through the forest are: right, up, right, up, left, up, left, down, left, up, left, down, left, and up. If you want to skip the trainers and items simply follow this and read on to Pewter City. For complete coverage, start by heading left and then up. Here you will find a Pokeball. Now return to the start and take the right path. In the very bottom right hand corner you will find a Potion. Now head north. The first person you come across will challenge you to a battle.

Trainer Battle Bug Catcher
Pokemon	Level
Weedle	Level 6
Caterpie	Level 6
Money Earned: Y72

Continue up either path, and at the top is another trainer.

Trainer Battle Bug Catcher
Pokemon	Level
Weedle	Level 7
Weedle	Level 7
Kakuna	Level 7
Money Earned: P84

Continue north and you will find an Antidote. Heading from here to the right or left and up leads to another trainer.

Trainer Battle Bug Catcher
Pokemon	Level
Caterpie	Level 7
Caterpie	Level 8
Money Earned: P96

From this trainer, head left and down, then follow the path out. On your way there is a trainer with his back turned.

Trainer Battle Bug Catcher
Pokemon	Level
Metapod	Level 7
Caterpie	Level 7
Metapod	Level 7
Money Earned: P84

Continue along the path and at the final bottom fork you can head right for a Potion. Go left and continue up and you will have to fight one more trainer.

Trainer Battle Bug Catcher
Pokemon	Level
Weedle	Level 9
Money Earned: Y108

Head north and exit the forest.You will be briefly back on Route 2, but nothing is new so head north into Pewter City.

Pewter City PokeMart
Item	Cost
Pokeball	200
Potion	300
Antidote	100
Paralyz Heal	200
Burn Heal	250
Awakening	250
Escape Rope	550
Repel	350

You can now trade if you wish to do so. Before heading to the Gym you can look around town if you wish. Be sure to heal and stock up on items. If you started off with Charmander, I suggest catching a Caterpie then evolving it into Metapod at level 7 then Butterfree at level 10. Butterfree learns Confusion at level 10 and this move is perfect to use against the Pewter City Gym Leader, Brock, who has Rock type Pokemon. Once you are all prepared to take him on, head to the Gym. First you will have to fight a Trainer, then you can take on Brock.

Trainer Battle Camper
Pokemon	Level
Geodude	Level 10
Sandshrew	Level 11
Money Earned: Y220

Pewter City Gym: Brock Speciality: Rock	Pokemon	Level	Type
	Geodude	Level 12	Ground/Rock
	Onix	Level 14	Ground/Rock
Money Earned: P1400 Items Received: - TM39 Rock Tomb - Boulder Badge - TM/HM Case - Flash can be used outside of battle

Brock can be really easy, or very hard. If you chose Squirtle or Bulbasaur, and have trained it enough to know a water or grass attack, combined with a Butterfree which knows Confusion, you should be able to manage. If you chose Charmander, you have to level it up quite a bit in order for it to do much damage. Either that or train up a Butterfree to around level 16-18 and take a lot of Potions. I would probably combine the two. Mankey can also be used against him. When you beat him, he will give you TM39, the Boulder badge and the TM/HM case. This is new in FireRed/LeafGreen. It is simply a key item which stores all your TMs and HMs. To use a TM simply select the TM Case from the Key Items pocket.

Before leaving Pewter, make sure you have stocked up on Pokeballs and items, as there isn't access to a shop for a while. Also as you exit Pewter to the east, Professor Oak's Aide will give you a pair of running shoes which allow you to run by holding down the B button. Continue east to Route 3.