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| colspan = "2" |Catch:<br>[[Image:Pokemon_132Ditto.png|40px]]{{bp|Ditto}}<br>Fish (around Kanto):<br> | | colspan = "2" |Catch:<br />[[Image:Pokemon_132Ditto.png|40px]]{{bp|Ditto}}<br />Fish (around Kanto):<br /> | ||
{{bp|Shellder}}[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|35px]]<br> | {{bp|Shellder}}[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|35px]]<br /> | ||
[[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|40px]]{{bp|Poliwag}} | [[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|40px]]{{bp|Poliwag}} | ||
|Fish (around Kanto):<br> | |Fish (around Kanto):<br /> | ||
[[Image:Pokemon_098Krabby.png|40px]]{{bp|Krabby}}<br> | [[Image:Pokemon_098Krabby.png|40px]]{{bp|Krabby}}<br /> | ||
{{bp|Goldeen}}[[Image:Pokemon_118Goldeen.png|40px]]<br> | {{bp|Goldeen}}[[Image:Pokemon_118Goldeen.png|40px]]<br /> | ||
[[Image:Pokemon_054Psyduck.png|30px]]{{bp|Psyduck}}<br> | [[Image:Pokemon_054Psyduck.png|30px]]{{bp|Psyduck}}<br /> | ||
{{bp|Shellder}}[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|35px]]<br> | {{bp|Shellder}}[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|35px]]<br /> | ||
[[Image:Pokemon_120Staryu.png|30px]]{{bp|Staryu}}<br> | [[Image:Pokemon_120Staryu.png|30px]]{{bp|Staryu}}<br /> | ||
{{bp|Poliwag}}[[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|40px]]<br> | {{bp|Poliwag}}[[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|40px]]<br /> | ||
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'''If not for all the Pokémon trainers waiting around to duel, Routes #14 and #15 might almost be relaxing. Oh well, a trainer's work is never done! Like Route #13, these routes have their fair share of trainers, so be prepared. Every battle you enter makes your team stronger and brings you one step closer to becoming a Master Trainer.''' | '''If not for all the Pokémon trainers waiting around to duel, Routes #14 and #15 might almost be relaxing. Oh well, a trainer's work is never done! Like Route #13, these routes have their fair share of trainers, so be prepared. Every battle you enter makes your team stronger and brings you one step closer to becoming a Master Trainer.''' | ||
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|[[Image:Pokemon_132Ditto.png|left]]Ditto is fun as a novelty, but worthless in combat. He only knows one skill, Transform, which he can use to make himself a mirror image of his opponents. The only problem is that he keeps his own low stats, so the original will trounce him nine times out of ten unless you're extremely skilled. | |[[Image:Pokemon_132Ditto.png|left]]Ditto is fun as a novelty, but worthless in combat. He only knows one skill, Transform, which he can use to make himself a mirror image of his opponents. The only problem is that he keeps his own low stats, so the original will trounce him nine times out of ten unless you're extremely skilled. | ||
|[[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|right]]Water-type Poliwags evolve three times: Into {{bp|Poliwhirl}} at level 25 and into {{bp|Poliwrath}} with the aid of a '''Water Stone'''. At that third stage of | |[[Image:Pokemon_060Poliwag.png|right]]Water-type Poliwags evolve three times: Into {{bp|Poliwhirl}} at level 25 and into {{bp|Poliwrath}} with the aid of a '''Water Stone'''. At that third stage of evolution, they gain Fighting-type characteristics, but once again their inability to learn any Fighting-type techniques makes this more of a liability than an asset. Certainly not one of the better Water-types. | ||
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|[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|left]]Like Poliwags, Shellders evolve into their higher form, {{bp|Cloyster}}m with the aid of a '''Water Stone'''. And like Poliwags, they gain a new type in the process: Ice. But very much unlike Poliwags, Shellders are worth using. They're incredibly strong on defense and have a high enough Special to make use of their powerful Water and Ice attacks. Just don't use that Water Stone until at least Level 30. | |[[Image:Pokemon_090Shellder.png|left]]Like Poliwags, Shellders evolve into their higher form, {{bp|Cloyster}}m with the aid of a '''Water Stone'''. And like Poliwags, they gain a new type in the process: Ice. But very much unlike Poliwags, Shellders are worth using. They're incredibly strong on defense and have a high enough Special to make use of their powerful Water and Ice attacks. Just don't use that Water Stone until at least Level 30. | ||
|[[Image:Pokemon_120Staryu.png|right]]Staryus also level-up with a '''Water Stone''' and also gain a second type, | |[[Image:Pokemon_120Staryu.png|right]]Staryus also level-up with a '''Water Stone''' and also gain a second type, Psychic. The evolved form, {{bp|Starmie}}, has a really high Special, so it could make good use of its Psychic abilities... If it had any (besides Light Screen, that is). A good Pokémon, but only if you're willing to use a lot of TM's to teach it Psychic skills. Blue/Red players can catch their own in Routes #19 through #21. | ||
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