Appendix:HeartGold and SoulSilver walkthrough/Section 30

Route 10 (North)

Route 10

In the time it took to obtain the Earth Badge, the last of Kanto's three legendary birds has appeared outside the Power Plant on Route 10.

VS Zapdos

Begin with Rock- and Ice-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Bug-, Grass-, Fighting-, Flying-, and Steel-type moves to chip away at it even further. Consider lulling it to Sleep to restrict its movements, and be sure to bring along some healing items as well.

Types: Electric Flying Ability: Pressure Held item: None Zapdos Lv.50 AncientPower Rock Special   --       Charge Electric Status   --       Agility Psychic Status   --       Discharge Electric Special   --

Cerulean City

Cerulean Cave, 1F

Cerulean Cave, 2F

Cerulean Cave, B1F

Only Trainers who have proven their worth by earning all 16 Badges are permitted to enter Cerulean Cave, a mysterious place on the northwest edge of Cerulean City. To get there, visitors must Surf southward from Route 24.

Cerulean Cave

The mysterious Cerulean Cave is a sprawling cave network that extends deep into the mountains outside Cerulean City. It is impossible to navigate the pitch-black cave without the use of Surf, Rock Smash, and Rock Climb, and difficult to do so without Flash, as well. Before Cinnabar Island's volcano erupted, it is here that the genetically-engineered Pokémon from the island's Pokémon Mansion fled after escaping the facility.

Available Pokémon

1F Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Electrode HG SS Cave 40 5% Wobbuffet HG SS Cave 37 5% Machoke HG SS Cave 39-40 24% 24% 6% Parasect HG SS Cave 38 20% 20% 10% Primeape HG SS Cave 38-39 14% 14% 0% Primeape HG SS Cave 39 0% 0% 4% Persian HG SS Cave 38-39 14% 14% 0% Persian HG SS Cave 39 0% 0% 4% Magneton HG SS Cave 39-40 11% 11% 0% Magneton HG SS Cave 40 0% 0% 10% Ditto HG SS Cave 39-40 11% 11% 0% Ditto HG SS Cave 39 0% 0% 10% Golbat HG SS Cave 38 10% 10% 0% Golbat HG SS Cave 38-39 0% 0% 50% Surfing Psyduck HG SS Surfing 35-40 90% Golduck HG SS Surfing 40 10% Fishing Magikarp HG SS Fishing Old Rod 10 100% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 45% Goldeen HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 40% Magikarp HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 15% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 40% Poliwhirl HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Gyarados HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Rock Smash Geodude HG SS Rock Smash 22-24 80% Graveler HG SS Rock Smash 26-30 20% Special Pokémon Makuhita HG SS Hoenn Sound 39-40 20% Absol HG SS Hoenn Sound 38 20% Chingling HG SS Sinnoh Sound 39-40 20% Bronzor HG SS Sinnoh Sound 38 20% 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. 2F Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Golbat HG SS Cave 41 10% 10% 0% Golbat HG SS Cave 41-42 0% 0% 20% Parasect HG SS Cave 40 20% Kadabra HG SS Cave 42 20% Machoke HG SS Cave 39, 41-42 20% 20% 0% Machoke HG SS Cave 39 0% 0% 10% Magneton HG SS Cave 41 10% Electrode HG SS Cave 41 5% Ditto HG SS Cave 42 10% Wobbuffet HG SS Cave 42 5% Fishing Magikarp HG SS Fishing Old Rod 10 100% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 45% Goldeen HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 40% Magikarp HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 15% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 40% Poliwhirl HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Gyarados HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Special Pokémon Makuhita HG SS Hoenn Sound 41-42 20% Absol HG SS Hoenn Sound 39, 41 20% Chingling HG SS Sinnoh Sound 41-42 20% Bronzor HG SS Sinnoh Sound 39, 41 20% 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. B1F Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Parasect HG SS Cave 45, 47 25% Kadabra HG SS Cave 46 20% Magneton HG SS Cave 45, 47 15% Golbat HG SS Cave 47 10% Machoke HG SS Cave 45 10% Ditto HG SS Cave 45 10% Electrode HG SS Cave 46 5% Wobbuffet HG SS Cave 49 5% Surfing Psyduck HG SS Surfing 35-40 90% Golduck HG SS Surfing 40 10% Fishing Magikarp HG SS Fishing Old Rod 10 100% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 45% Goldeen HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 40% Magikarp HG SS Fishing Good Rod 20 15% Poliwag HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 40% Poliwhirl HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Gyarados HG SS Fishing Super Rod 40 30% Rock Smash Geodude HG SS Rock Smash 22-24 80% Graveler HG SS Rock Smash 26-30 20% Special Pokémon Makuhita HG SS Hoenn Sound 45 20% Absol HG SS Hoenn Sound 45, 47 20% Chingling HG SS Sinnoh Sound 45 20% Bronzor HG SS Sinnoh Sound 45, 47 20% 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 1F Nugget Between the two western ladders  HG  SS  Hyper Potion Southwest area, on the wall surrounded by three breakable rocks (hidden; requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  Full Restore South-southwest area, next to two large crystals  HG  SS  Revive Southwest area, on a single small crystal next to a large crystal (hidden)  HG  SS  Max Elixir Upper level, east end of the bridge  HG  SS  Sea Incense Upper level, northwest of the bridge  HG  SS  Rare Candy Upper level, on the northern of two crystals in the southeast corner (hidden)  HG  SS  2F TM24 (Thunderbolt) Northeast; at the end of the path (requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  PP Up ×2 West; a few steps north of the west-central ladder (requires Rock Smash) Southeast; in the large clearing, on the lone crystal in the southeast corner (hidden)  HG  SS  Zinc Southeast; in the large clearing, east-southeast of the ladder (hidden)  HG  SS  Full Heal Southeast; in the large clearing, near the northeast corner (hidden)  HG  SS  Big Pearl Southeast; in the large clearing, near the lone crystal in the southwest (hidden)  HG  SS  Ultra Ball ×2 Southeast; in the large clearing, northeast of the northernmost lone crystal (hidden) Northwest; west-central area  HG  SS  Odd Incense Northwest; a few steps east of the southernmost ladder (requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  Protein Northwest; north end of the path along the west wall (hidden; requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  B1F Ultra Ball ×2 Southwest area, on a rocky ridge Near the center of B1F, west of the group of five breakable rocks (hidden; requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  Dusk Stone West-central area, east of the three large crystals (requires Rock Climb)  HG  SS  Max Revive ×2 Northwest area, behind two breakable rocks (hidden; requires Rock Smash) Dead-end path in the north-central area  HG  SS  Nugget North-northeast area, on the eastern of two small crystals (hidden; requires Rock Smash)  HG  SS  Electirizer Northeast corner (requires Rock Climb)  HG  SS  Black Sludge Southeast corner (requires Surf)  HG  SS

1F

Head north and use Surf to reach the northeast corner, and climb up the ladder for a short detour.

2F (Northeast)

Follow the path and use Rock Smash to clear the two breakable rocks. Pick up TM24 (Thunderbolt), then backtrack and return to 1F.

1F

Surf westward and climb out of the water. Pick up the nearby Nugget, then climb up the ladder to the southwest.

2F (West)

Use Rock Smash and follow the branching path to its end to find a PP Up. Backtrack to the ladder and return to 1F.

1F

Go south, then head east to find a Full Restore sitting next to the two crystals. Turn north and climb up the nearest ladder.

2F (Southeast)

Search this wide-open area for any stray items, then return to 1F.

1F

Go west and pass under the bridge, then turn south. Loop around and climb up the stairway to reach the bridge. Moving northward, take the right turn to reach a Max Elixir on a cliff, then the left turn to reach a Sea Incense on a narrow trail along the north wall. The north end of the bridge leads to the other end of this narrow trail, which serves as a shortcut to the exit. Return to the south end of the bridge and climb up the ladder.

2F (Northwest)

Head west to reach a fork in the road; turn south, then turn east and clear two breakable rocks to reach an Odd Incense. Backtrack to the first east turn, then follow the southwest tunnel to the southwest corner and northward along the west wall. Make the first right turn to reach another Ultra Ball. Return to the first fork and go north this time, then turn east. Follow the zigzagging tunnel around to the northwest corner, and climb down the ladder.

1F (Northwest)

Climb down the next ladder to B1F.

B1F

Move southward and use Rock Climb to reach an Ultra Ball, then go east and use the move again to grab the Dusk Stone in the dead-end to the east. Use Rock Climb again to continue northward past a group of breakable rocks and head east. Turn southward, then take the first path eastward to reach a Max Revive. Continue south to the water's edge and use Surf to move northeastward. Cross over the ridge with the two crystals and use Rock Climb to reach the Electirizer in the northeast corner. Jump the nearby ledge and use Rock Climb again to continue southward. Use Surf to collect the Black Sludge in the southeast corner, climb the stairway on the east-central hill to meet the Genetic Pokémon.

VS Mewtwo

Begin with Bug-, Ghost-, and Dark-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Fighting- and Psychic-type moves to chip away at it even further. Consider inflicting status ailments like Sleep and Paralysis to restrict its movements, and be sure to bring along some healing items as well.

Type: Psychic Unknown Ability: Pressure Held item: None Mewtwo Lv.70 Psycho Cut Psychic Physical   --       Amnesia Psychic Status   --       Power Swap Psychic Status   --       Guard Swap Psychic Status   --

After the battle, either use an Escape Rope, or climb up the nearby ladder.

1F

Jump the ledge and use Surf to return to the entrance.

Route 25

Route 25

The Aurora is Calmed

After brief sightings of Suicune in Ecruteak City, Cianwood City, Route 42, Vermilion City, and Route 14, its search for a suitable environment comes to an end at Cerulean Cape. As Eusine once said, it seems to prefer "a hilly place, near water... ...Somewhere north."

When you reach the top of the stairway, Suicune lets out a cry just as Eusine arrives. He is out of breath, and reluctantly admits that he is no match for you. He reveals that he has had a feeling since first meeting you in the Burned Tower that Suicune would choose you. He encourages you to face the legendary creature, pointing out that it is waiting to battle a worthy Trainer that it can trust to be its partner.

VS Suicune

Begin with Grass- and Electric-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Fire-, Water-, Ice-, and Steel-type moves to chip away at it even further. Consider inflicting status ailments like Sleep and Paralysis to restrict its movements, and be sure to bring along some healing items as well.

Type: Water Unknown Ability: Pressure Held item: None Suicune Lv.40 Rain Dance Water Status   --       Gust Flying Special   --       Aurora Beam Ice Special   --       Mist Ice Status   --

After the battle, Eusine exclaims that he has never seen a battle so intense. He states that he has no regrets, and bids farewell to you and Suicune.

Pallet Town

Professor Oak's Lab

Available Pokémon
Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Gift Pokémon Bulbasaur HG SS Gift 5 One Charmander HG SS Gift 5 One Squirtle HG SS Gift 5 One 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.

Oak's Lab

With Red defeated, return to Pallet Town and speak to Professor Oak. He has heard a lot about you, and would like to reward all of your hard work with a gift. He motions to the three Poké Balls on the desk behind him, and gives you the choice of three Pokémon rarely seen in Kanto.

Bulbasaur		Charmander		Squirtle
Grass	Poison	Fire		Water
	Ivysaur		Charmeleon		Wartortle
Grass	Poison	Fire		Water
	Venusaur		Charizard		Blastoise
Grass	Poison	Fire	Flying	Water

Saffron City

Silph Co., 1F

Available Pokémon
Pokémon Games Location Levels Rate Gift Pokémon Treecko HG SS Gift 5 One Torchic HG SS Gift 5 One Mudkip HG SS Gift 5 One Special Pokémon Beldum HG SS Trade Forretress The same as the traded Pokémon One 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.

Silph Co.

The Three Stones

Having defeated Red, return to Saffron City and visit the Silph Co. building. Inside, you find Steven Stone near the information desk on the east side. He is just ending a phone call, but quickly notices you. Seeing that you have a Pokédex, he realizes that you too are searching for Pokémon, and believes that he can help with that. He poses a question to you: "Let's say that you have stones in front of you. Which color would you pick?" The answer given—green stone, red stone, or blue stone—determines which of the three Pokémon from his native Hoenn region that he offers you.

Treecko		Torchic		Mudkip
Grass		Fire		Water
	Grovyle		Combusken		Marshtomp
Grass		Fire	Fighting	Water	Ground
	Sceptile		Blaziken		Swampert
Grass		Fire	Fighting	Water	Ground

He advises you to take good care of the young Pokémon, then leaves.

Pewter City

Pewter Museum of Science

After speaking to Steven in Silph Co., travel to Pewter City to meet him again. Visit the Pewter Museum of Science to find him engrossed in an exhibit, talking to himself about stars shining in the night sky.

Saffron City

Silph Co.

Time for a Trade

After speaking to Steven in Pewter City, return to the Silph Co. building to find that he is already here. He can now be found near the statue at the entrance. Speak to him to find that he would like to trade Pokémon. He is willing to part with his Beldum in exchange for a Forretress. Forretress cannot be found in the wild, but its pre-evolved form, Pineco, is a common sight when headbutting trees. His Beldum holds a Dawn Stone.

Route 30

Items
Item Location Games Blue Orb Northeast house; from Mr. Pokémon, after obtaining a Kanto first partner Pokémon from Professor Oak  HG  Red Orb Northeast house; from Mr. Pokémon, after obtaining a Kanto first partner Pokémon from Professor Oak  SS

Mr. Pokémon's house

Having received a first partner Pokémon from Professor Oak, return to Route 30 and visit Mr. Pokémon. When you enter his home, he immediately informs you that he has something that he would like you to have, and was just about to send an email to Professor Oak. He explains that a friend of his from Hoenn delivered this to him, and fetches the Blue Orb^HG / Red Orb^SS from the cabinet in the corner. He continues, saying that this gemstone is somehow related to the ancient ruins located past Cianwood City, but few Trainers can reach the area. Professor Oak thinks highly of you, so Mr. Pokémon is sure that you can solve the mystery of the Orb and the secret of the ruins.

Roaming (Johto)

After fleeing from the Burned Tower in Ecruteak City, the legendary beasts begin racing across the countryside. While Suicune sets off on its own adventure spanning both Johto and Kanto, Raikou and Entei begin roaming the Johto region. When traveling to a different area, each of the beasts race to a different route. They will also attempt to flee from battle at the first opportunity; this makes Pokémon with trapping Abiliities especially useful, as it blocks the beasts' escape. Speedy Pokémon that act first with sleep-inducing moves are also helpful, as both of the beasts can use Roar to escape otherwise. After seeing them in battle, the Pokégear's Map tracks their movements. If defeated, they will reappear in the Burned Tower after entering the Hall of Fame; they must be interacted with here for them to begin roaming again.

VS Raikou

Once Raikou is unable to flee, begin with Ground-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Flying-, Electric-, and Steel-type moves to chip away at it even further.

Type: Electric Unknown Ability: Pressure Held item: None Raikou Lv.40 Roar Normal Status   --       Quick Attack Normal Physical   --       Spark Electric Physical   --       Reflect Psychic Status   --

VS Entei

Once Entei is unable to flee, begin with Water-, Rock-, and Ground-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Bug-, Grass-, Fire-, Ice-, and Steel-type moves to chip away at it even further.

Type: Fire Unknown Ability: Pressure Held item: None Entei Lv.40 Roar Normal Status   --       Fire Spin Fire Special   --       Stomp Normal Physical   --       Flamethrower Fire Special   --

Roaming (Kanto)

After meeting Steven in Vermilion City, one of the Eon Pokémon begins roaming across Kanto. When traveling to a different area, the Pokémon races to a different route. It will also attempt to flee from battle at the first opportunity; this makes Pokémon with trapping Abiliities especially useful, as it blocks the dragon's escape. Speedy Pokémon that act first with status-inducing moves, like Hypnosis, are also helpful. Its location is tracked in the Pokégear's Map once Steven informs you of its presence in Kanto.

VS Latias^HG / Latios^SS

Begin with Bug-, Ghost-, Dark-, Ice-, and Dragon-type attacks to wear its health down quickly, then follow up with Grass-, Fire-, Water-, Electric-, Psychic-, and Fighting-type moves to chip away at it even further.

Pokémon HeartGold Types: Dragon Psychic Ability: Levitate Held item: None Latias♀ Lv.35 DragonBreath Dragon Special   --       Water Sport Water Status   --       Refresh Normal Status   --       Mist Ball Psychic Special   --

Pokémon SoulSilver Types: Dragon Psychic Ability: Levitate Held item: None Latios♂ Lv.35 DragonBreath Dragon Special   --       Protect Normal Status   --       Refresh Normal Status   --       Luster Purge Psychic Special   --

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