Pokemon FireRed 386 Documentation

Fly March 28, 2026

Pokémon FireRed 386 v1.5 Documentation by Razormime

Pokemon FireRed 386 Boxart

Category: Documentation
Language: English

Author: Razormime

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0) Introduction

Pokemon Fire Red 386's main goal is to give players the opportunity to encounter and obtain at least one of every Pokemon available in generation 3, thereby completing the Pokedex without the need to connect to or interact with other games or events.

This project does NOT try to:

  • Increase or decrease difficulty
  • Add modern mechanics
  • Change lore
  • "Fix" balancing "issues" with the original Fire Red release
  • Include post-gen 3 Pokemon, evolutions, mechanics, etc.

There are really amazing hacks that do all of this (and more), and I encourage you to try those as well! Please, before writing a review, consider what this hack intends to do, if it met its goal, and if this was outlined well-enough before investing your time into it.

With that being said, understand that I needed to cram over 120 Pokemon into the game at least (this doesn't include evolutions or fossils or special evolution items, etc.), while still trying to keep the feeling as vanilla as possible, and not stepping on the Generation-One-Remake "vibe" of the original release. This terrified me well before I even started planning this hack, as I knew that a majority of the overwhelming amount of "missing" monsters would need to appear after becoming champion the first time. This game was not built to handle that type of expansion while allowing players post-gen-1 Pokemon teams in the early game.

I've done my absolute best to stick to the feel of the original release, and to use the world and circumstance available to me, as well as my limited skills to spread out the monsters as much as possible, and in as many different ways as possible, to offer as much variety as I could manage. I have, however, decided to give players a few early-game opportunities to access some gen2/gen3 Pokemon by:

  • Removing vanilla evolution restrictions
  • Giving access to a few gen2/gen3 evolution items "early"
  • Including a couple Pokemon gift/trade events

I've done so to, hopefully, give players an option for a bit of a shake-up, should they choose.

To keep true to the "Gen One Remake," I have NOT unlocked the National Pokedex from the start, as it is a major story point in Fire Red, but it DOES still record data on national monsters that might be collected "early", and can be accessed once the National Pokedex is obtained.

Another goal was to give players infinite access to all TMs, tutor-moves, and evolution items so that they would have the freedom to develop more than one Pokemon dream team; but I also wanted to avoid breaking the game by doing things like making TMs infinitely usable (for example). Instead, I tried to find a good balance — encourage you to review the rest of this readme for the various solutions that I've implemented.

I have carefully designed all changes and additions to the game to not require this readme file! At the very least:

  • The base-form of all Kanto "found in the wild" Pokemon evolution lines will be "seen" by your Pokedex by the time you become champion the first time through unavoidable battles.
  • The base-form of all "found in the wild" Pokemon evolution lines from Johto and Hoenn will be "seen" by the time you get to the end of the Sevii-Island areas through unavoidable trainer battles.

Any base-form Pokemon which do not appear this way (very few) are very special exceptions like fossil or legendary Pokemon, for example. Babies are also not part of this.

All new events in the game — whether they are things like when shops will expand inventory, who to see for help with something new, etc. — are hinted at by brand new or existing NPCs, and are usually unavoidable. If you just talk to everyone, YOU WILL BE FINE! I've left none of my additions or changes obscure or difficult to figure out! There are a couple (really, like just a couple) Easter Eggs I've hidden and will not be revealing in this readme, but they are totally not needed for game completion.

One last thing: I have worked very hard on this hack, and constantly personally checked and verified each addition or change while developing, as well as with regular "start to finish" play-throughs by myself and a couple beta-testers. We've played through the game from a fresh save file all the way to beating the Elite 4 and the end of the Sevii Islands, interacting with any/all of the post-game changes to make sure they work. The beta tests were also performed across different hardware and different emulators. I really wanted v1.0 to be as solid as possible. However, I may have overlooked some interesting missing content and the project might need future updates… please know that I consider this release to be pretty solid, and you should feel confident that if you start a save file on v1.0, you will have a good time (and that, if needed, you should be able to update and keep your save file, no problem).

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1) Soft-Spoiler Guide

A) Gameplay Mechanics, and Fixed Vanilla Bugs / Glitches

  • Pokemon Fire Red 386 patch version number can be checked in-game (Help System: About Game)
  • Title Screen style can be swapped to "Leaf Green" in options menu (after starting a save file)
  • Snow effect fixed and updated
  • Various minor graphical bugs fixed
  • Additional/alternate method added to earn the final star and color for the Trainer ID

B) Text + People Changes

  • Real World references changed to no longer mention the real world
  • Main Move Tutor can teach pre-evolution moves
  • One-Time Move Tutors will now reset after defeating the Elite 4 (will need to be reset each time)
  • Some instances of NPC/sign/event dialogue has been rewritten to accommodate insertion of content
  • Some NEW NPCs added to compliment changes or give hints
  • Some EXISTING NPCs altered: Positions, Battles, Gifts, Trades, Events, Hints, etc.
  • Text formatting for when an NPC will send out a Pokemon has been slightly changed

C) Shops and Items

  • A few items have moved from their original locations to make room for new rewards
  • All TMs which were once finite (limited) will become available to purchase (unlimited) somewhere
  • Several shops expand inventory at various times throughout the story
  • Poke-Balls absent from Fire Red (Luxury, Net, etc.) unlocked as a store item at some point
  • All evolution-critical items can be found repeatedly
  • A few evolutionary items given "early game" access
  • One "new" Key Item added
  • Dive Ball buffed to improve capture chances on ICE-TYPE Pokemon as well as WATER-TYPE

D) Areas

  • A few areas have had small changes
  • A few areas have been expanded (extra rooms in a cave, for example)
  • A few small areas have been added

E) Pokemon

  • Trade-Based evolution Pokemon have the opportunity to trade-evolve and stay with you
  • Mystic Ticket and Aurora Ticket restored
  • New static encounters and events added
  • Special promotional event in Celadon Dept. Store TV Game Shop
  • De-Spawn Safety for all static encounters: Legendary and others (excludes Power Plant Electrodes)
  • ALL Fossil-Pokemon are found as Fossils someplace. Fossil Regenerator updated accordingly
  • Leaf Green exclusive Pokemon added to their appropriate routes
  • Base forms (at least) of all Pokemon from Johto and Hoenn available in logical places
  • Deoxys learned move-set updated to include all version exclusive moves from R/S and FR/LG
  • Evolution methods to acquire Milotic, Umbreon and Espeon updated and strongly hinted at

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2) Hard-Spoiler Guide !!!

A) Gameplay Mechanics, and Fixed Vanilla Bugs / Glitches

Patch Version Check With the "Help System" enabled (default setting), press "L" at the title screen or in any Pokemon Center, and select "About Game" — the patch number is in the bottom right.

Other Fixes & Changes

  • Growlithe will appear in Prof. Oak's "This is the world of Pokemon" intro speech
  • Title Screen can be swapped to "Leaf Green" in options menu
    • After starting a new game, access the options menu and change the option. Save game.
    • This ONLY changes the title screen style. It will not change Pokedex information, etc.
  • Snow effect fixed and updated
  • Various minor graphical bugs fixed

Alternate method for final Trainer ID star: Instead of playing the multiplayer mini-games, the player will also be able to gain this star by unlocking all of Lorelei's Dolls (becoming champion the 200th time). Players WILL NOT gain an additional star for doing both methods.

B) Text + People Changes

  • Real World references changed to no longer mention the real world
    • I've opted to not include any references to gen 4 or later games while doing this
    • Any Pokedex entry that had an issue was simply swapped out for the Leaf Green entry
    • Most changes take cues from HG/SS or the Let's Go games
  • Main Move Tutor can teach pre-evolution moves
    • Evolved Pokemon will need to be 5 levels higher than when the pre-evolution learns the move
  • One-Time Move Tutors will now reset after defeating the Elite 4 (will need to be reset each time)
  • Some instances of NPC/sign/event dialogue has been rewritten to accommodate insertion of content
  • Some NEW NPCs added to compliment changes or give hints
  • Some EXISTING NPCs altered: Positions, Battles, Gifts, Trades, Events, Hints, etc.
  • Text formatting for when an NPC will send out a Pokemon has been slightly changed
  • The line which says which Pokemon is about to come out can still be read while asking if the player would like to switch Pokemon

C) Shops and Items

Shop Expansions

Saffron Poke-Mart — after defeating Giovanni at Silph Co.:

  • Upgrade added

Cinnabar Poke-Mart — after becoming champion the first time:

  • Lava-Cookie added

Celadon Dept. Store — after becoming champion the first time:

  • Evolution Stones, Gym-Leaders' TMs, Special Pokeballs added
  • Promotional event on Floor 3

Rocket Game Corner Prize Room — after becoming champion the first time:

  • Evolution Items added: Metal Coat, Dragon Scale, Kings Rock, Deep Sea Tooth and Scales

Two-Island Shop — repurposed to be a TM Shop exclusively:

  • Carries ALL remaining TMs which were once limited in vanilla Fire Red, and were not part of the Celadon Dept. Store expansion. TALK TO BOTH NPCs.
  • All the special items from the Two-Island shop-keeper have been moved to other shops
  • Expands several times (vanilla triggers) after the player:
    • Saves Lostelle
    • Saves Lostelle AND becomes champion
    • Finishes the Ruby and Sapphire side-quest

Other Item Changes

  • A few items have moved from their original locations to make room for new rewards

Early-Game Evolutionary Items:

  • Sun Stone: Visible pickup in Celadon City
  • Kings Rock: Visible pickup in Seafoam Islands
  • Dragon Scale: Visible pickup in Safari Zone
  • Upgrade: Saffron City Mart (after saving Silph Co.)
  • Metal Coat: Visible pickup in the Power Plant

New Key Item:

  • The Squirtle Pail is available in the Safari Zone after becoming champion
  • Sprite is of the "Squirt Bottle" found in HGSS

Dive Ball: Buffed to improve capture chances on ICE-TYPE Pokemon as well as WATER-TYPE. There would be no purpose for this ball, otherwise, as there are no dive spots in Fire Red.

D) Areas

Small changes made to:

  • Accommodate a new static encounter
  • Make "hiding" from a few battles impossible
  • Add extra grass tiles for encounters
  • Prevent early access

Expanded areas:

  • Safari Zone expands with two new areas
  • Altering Cave expands with extra sub-caves
  • Trainer Tower area (Seven Island) expanded for two new island locations

New/modified locations:

  • A few small areas have been added
  • Existing house structure in Cerulean City gets a door and interior
  • The two new Trainer Tower islands have "interiors"

E) Pokemon

SEE THE INCLUDED POKEMON LOCATION GUIDE FOR FULLY DETAILED INFO

Trade-Based Evolutions — Celadon City (Meowth and Gambler Duo):

  • Requires the player to have a COIN CASE and 200 COINS per trade
  • If the player has MORE than 200 Poke-dollars, Meowth will secretly steal 100 Poke-dollars
    • Meowth will NOT steal any Poke-Dollars if the player has 200 Poke-dollars or less
    • The "Payday" sound can be heard as a hint to this, as well as NPC dialogue in the hotel
  • Evolutions through this method CANNOT be cancelled with "B"
    • However, they CAN be prevented with an Everstone
  • Players' "trade" count on their ID will increase for every trade done here (twice, as the player trades a Pokemon away, and then trades to get it back)

Mystic Ticket and Aurora Ticket restored:

  • Mystic Ticket found in the Five-Island Rocket Hideout
    • Show to the Seagallop Captain in Vermillion to get to Naval Rock
  • Aurora Ticket is rewarded for completing the Sapphire side-quest from Celio on One-Island
    • Show to the Seagallop Captain in Vermillion to get to Birth Island

New Static Encounters: Sudowoodo, Kecleon, Mew, Celebi, Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza, Latias, Latios, Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Regice, Regirock, and Registeel all given new static encounters.

De-Spawn Safety for all STATIC encounters:

  • If the player CATCHES the Pokemon: It will not respawn
  • If the player RUNS from the Pokemon: It will respawn after the player leaves the area
  • If the player DEFEATS the Pokemon: It will respawn after becoming champion again
  • If a player teleports or is roared away, it will count as "running away"
  • Includes all Legendary, Snorlax, Sudowoodo, and Kecleon encounters, but does not include the Electrodes in the Power Plant
  • Re-spawning a Pokemon will reset all its stats each time (including IVs and shiny status)

Special Promotional Event: JIRACHI is available via the demo station in the Celadon Dept. Store TV Game Shop after becoming champion for the first time.

Fossils:

  • Second Kanto Fossil can be found near Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave
  • Claw Fossil can be found in Mt. Ember (Ruby Path)
  • Root Fossil can be found in the Dotted Hole
  • Cinnabar Island fossil menu updates after finding either/both Hoenn fossils

Other Pokemon Changes:

  • Leaf Green exclusive Pokemon added to their appropriate routes, usually splitting rarity with the Fire Red "counterpart"
  • Base forms (at least) of all Pokemon from Johto and Hoenn available in logical places
  • Except for the Safari Zone expansions, ALL "new" gen2 and gen3 wild encounters will be in the Sevii Islands
  • A few opportunities for "early" gen2 or gen3 Pokemon available via evolution or gift/trade
  • Deoxys learned move-set updated to include all version exclusive moves from R/S and Emerald — use the move reminder to gain access to some of these
  • Evolution methods to acquire Milotic, Umbreon and Espeon updated and strongly hinted at — FEEBAS must be taken to the Fan Club Chairman in Vermillion City
  • EEVEE now reacts to MOON and SUN STONES

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3) Things You Might Wish I Would Change, But Won't

HM Items: A popular change to rom-hacks is making field-use items to replace HMs (like a SURFBOARD instead of SURF, for example). This hack is a pure nostalgia trip (which you can complete), and does not aim to modernize stuff like this. I think they are great additions to "bigger" more robust rom-hacks, but not to my humble diet-vanilla hacks.

Running indoors, ultra-fast text, speed enhancements, etc.: As before, just trying to make a super humble vanilla nostalgia trip. I wanna run in Silph Co. too, but thems the breaks.

DECAPITALIZING: Somehow, inevitably something would get overlooked and I would need to go back in and decap something, update, repeat. But it's a VANILLA NOSTALGIA DREAM and not worth it.

MEW not using the OLD SEA MAP: This item was never implemented in FR/LG, and while possible to still add this item and the functionality, I had a completely different idea with what I wanted for MEW, thusly, the item was not added to Fire Red 386.

EEVEE and the SUN/MOON STONES: There was an honest effort to implement a non-real-time clock into the game JUST for EEVEE's evolutions, and it worked… mostly. It worked for EEVEE, but was causing issues elsewhere that when fixed, broke something else down the chain. Eventually, I had gotten to a place where I thought I was good, but I questioned if there was just another land mine I hadn't discovered yet. I decided to scrap the plan in favor of something more dependable and less risky.

FEEBAS rarity: The encounter rate for FEEBAS is painfully low, I know. This is to closely mimic the pain-in-the-butt encounter from RSE, but without the convoluted tile-system. To balance this out, the work you need to do for evolving it is actually quite easy, but you will need to catch the hints that are given (they are unavoidable, but if you button-mash and don't read...).

Pokemon "Legality": Initially, I had spent a considerable amount of time trying to make it so the new Pokemon would have appropriate data overwriting things like location and OT IDs and such, to "look" like they were caught in Emerald or whatever… But, there was a sense of immersion that was breaking (Catching Sudowoodo in Viridian Forest and having it reflect that it was caught at the Battle Frontier) and a lot of code being written that started to feel like more of a risk than a reward, unfortunately. This is also one of those things that's in the spectrum of what is truly considered "legal" or not. To some, simply playing a rom hack (or even just using an emulator with a vanilla rom) is already not "legal" — certainly the Pokemon Company would say so. I did want this, but I couldn't find a "clean" way to make it work, sadly. Dropping the idea allowed me to not only speed up my work, but allowed me more freedom in how I handled some of the events, as well as allowing Entei, Raikou and Suicune to generate IVs normally, instead of their vanilla bugged IVs.

Anything Else and Everything Else: Consider that everyone gets something different out of playing through a Pokemon game, and no single hack can please everyone. This hack is for "semi-purist" players who wanna complete dexes but don't want to invest in old hardware and methods or feel like they cheated by using cheat-codes. This is for people who don't want a MODERN version of Fire Red, it's for those who want the OLD version of Fire Red… only completable.

This hack could have gone one of two ways:

  • Spreading Gen2 and 3 mons across Kanto — resulting in better accessibility to the monsters, and ensuring more natural level grinding on many monsters, but sacrificing the Gen1 "remake" intention of the original release while requiring substantial re-teaming, balancing, and scripting changes to fit it all…
  • …or keep the story as faithful to the Gen 1 remake idea as possible, but with the sacrifice of having to lock most of the "new" solutions into the post-game.

Neither one is truly ideal, but I felt that the biggest point of the game is to re-play the Gen1 story Fire Red and Leaf Green were intended to produce.

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4) How to Use the Patch

The rom hack you just downloaded cannot be played by itself! It must be applied to an original, legit copy of this exact .gba rom: "Pokemon - FireRed Version (USA)"

It cannot be a later v1.1 revision, or any other language, etc. If you have a rom like this, check it using this link — https://www.romhacking.net/hash/ — and compare the information it gives you to this:

Database match: Pokemon - FireRed Version (USA) Database: No-Intro: Game Boy Advance (v. 20210227-023848) File/ROM SHA-1: 41CB23D8DCCC8EBD7C649CD8FBB58EEACE6E2FDC File/ROM CRC32: DD88761C

If the information matches, then you can make the Fire Red 386 rom:

  1. Unzip the .zip file to get to the .ips file
  2. Put the Pokemon Fire Red 386.ips file and your copy of the Pokemon Fire Red .gba in a folder
  3. Apply the patch (.ips file) to the game (.gba file) using only ONE of these two options:
    • Online Patcher: https://www.romhacking.net/patch/
    • Offline Patcher: https://www.romhacking.net/utilities/240/
  4. The file created by the patcher is the full Pokemon Fire Red 386 patched game, and can now be played on your favorite GBA emulator or flashed to a cart!

To be sure that the patch is applied correctly, press "L" on the title screen for the Help Menu, and select "About Game." The patch version number will be in the bottom right of the game description (v_._)

Notes:

  • If using the EZ Flash Omega — write the ROM to the NORFLASH and direct boot it from there
  • "Visual Boy Advance" is known to cause graphical issues with some ROM hacks — this is one of them. The recommended emulator to use is mGBA

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5) Patch Updates & Old Save Files

v1.5 — Jirachi hint updated. Collision with a table in the "trade reminder" house fixed. Policeman text updated.

v1.4 — IMPORTANT FIX: This fixes three vanilla trades on Cinnabar Island.

  • If you have not done these trades yet, you are safe to do the trades.
  • If you have already done the trades, they are "reset" and you may now trade for the fixed Pokemon.

v1.3 — CRITICAL FIX: Jirachi is now no longer roaming and is available through an event. Various map fixes.

  • If you started a save file in 1.2 or earlier, you may continue to use that save file. However, if you have already beaten the Elite 4 for the first time, you may or may not still have a roaming Jirachi that cannot be tracked, even if you've "seen" it. Either way, the new special "event" Jirachi is still available to you and all new players.

v1.2 — Small collision issue fixed. One NPC position changed. Relicanth appearance boosted.

v1.1 — A few evolutionary items added for early access before becoming champion.

v1.0 — Fire Red 386 released.

USING OLD SAVE FILES:

YOU SHOULD NOT USE ANY ORIGINAL VANILLA SAVES WITH THIS PATCH!

However, you CAN update from older Fire Red 386 versions and continue using that save file.

To update Fire Red 386 from previous versions to new versions safely, follow these instructions:

  1. Check newest update: https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/pokemon-fire-red-386.539335
  2. Save your current game UPSTAIRS in a Pokemon Center and exit the emulator
  3. Make a backup of your current Pokemon Fire Red 386 ROM ".gba" and save file ".sav/.srm" and put them in a second backup folder somewhere safe
  4. Patch a CLEAN copy of "Pokemon - FireRed Version (USA)" with current patch version — DO NOT PATCH A NEW FR386 VERSION TO AN OLD FR386 VERSION ROM!!! USE A CLEAN VANILLA ROM!!!
  5. Replace the PREVIOUS Fire Red 386 ".gba" file with the NEW one in the folder your emulator reads from (never replace the backups)
  6. Make sure your .gba and .sav/.srm names all match
  7. Verify the update by checking the Help System at the title screen with the "R" button

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6) Extras

Included in the download is box art in either Fire Red or Leaf Green styles, to use with any emulation frontend software you use. Together, with the option to change the title, you can more closely capture nostalgia if you are a Leaf Green fan.

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7) Special Thank You

First, I need to thank everyone involved in the Pokefirered Disassembly project. Obviously, none of what I've planned to do here would be possible. It is a lot of hard work to create and maintain the project, and I am very very grateful to them. By extension, I want to thank everyone involved with pret and its extensions like the discord group. They, alongside branched discord groups, like RH Hideout, have been invaluable resources to turn to when I had encountered road-blocks. Everyone who has contributed to the wiki via forum posts in the form of walkthroughs or tutorials for nifty features also deserve massive thanks. Team Aqua's Hideout video tutorials for features was also an amazing resource I couldn't have lived without, so "Thank You" to them, too!

Specific users from these resources:

  • Mgriffin: Project setup and Porymap troubleshooting
  • GriffinR: Porymap troubleshooting
  • Jaizu: Porymap troubleshooting, tutorial on sound changing
  • Zatsu: Some NPC movement scripting
  • Lunos: Creating tutorials for, and helping with Script Specials, and Overworld expansions
  • Sbird: Project setup
  • TheXaman: Their tutorial on in-game self trading for Emerald
  • Alex D, daniilS and Samu for tutorials on changing + updating snow effects
  • devolov: pre-evolution move tutor tutorial
  • ShinyDragonHunter: Various scripting help
  • Kurausukun: Fixing script issues with the title-screen swap
  • Deokishisu: Sharing their work on how their title-screen swap, and premier-ball shop logic

HUGE THANKS to my direct help:

  • Gas: Beta testing, consultation, and developing tools to create the detailed Pokemon Guide
  • Rennie: Intense beta testing, consultation, and helping with planning the spread of Pokemon across the Sevii Islands as naturally as possible

Thanks to everyone who wrote informative, spoiler-free reviews:

Emerald 386: Miss Alexis, Its_Shaggy (also for Blue 151, Yellow 151, and Crystal 251)

Crystal 251: Arindur, SteRossetto, Incantator (also for Yellow 151), ThegreatBen, Aizumi, KevCfcNo1

Yellow 151: Vomer (also for Blue 151), Greenknight9000, Pudupuda, NordicNugz

Blue 151: teddybear6655, KennieJim, ClaudeDixon, headfallsoff, Pokemonfan98

Other thanks:

  • Bulbagarden/Bulbapedia — https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Main_Page
  • Serebii.net — https://www.serebii.net
  • MANO for your save file, which I used for beta testing
  • GameFAQs — https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba

And finally, I also want to thank you, whoever you are, for downloading and taking a chance with my hack (and especially if you took the time to read this novel of a readme file). I worked really hard to teach myself new skills so that the project would feel as natural and original as possible. I wanted to avoid cringy dialogue and I also wanted to avoid adulterating the 'soul' of the original game.

IF YOU STREAM IT, LET ME KNOW!

"Thank you all" — Razormime

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8) How to Contact Me

If, for whatever reason, this document does not answer your questions, has left something out, or you simply want to discuss the hack, feel free to message me on my PokeCommunity page or join my Discord server (after accepting and agreeing to follow common sense, "family-friendly" rules). Please treat the Discord kindly:

  • PokeCommunity: https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/pokemon-fire-red-386.539335/
  • Discord (be sure to select your roles and interests): https://discord.gg/9x7j2VWyyM
    • If this link ever becomes invalid, it is probably because there is a new link — to find the new link, simply find the download for this rom hack again, and check the updated readme file

Only trust downloads of my hacks from my Discord group, or these two sites:

  • Romhacking.net: https://www.romhacking.net/community/6608/
  • PokeCommunity Forums: https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/pokemon-fire-red-386.539335/

Downloads found elsewhere are not uploaded by me, and there are a number of downloads that we've already discovered which are not my hacks, but are using my name and hack titles. Stay safe.

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Pokemon Fire Red 386: Pokemon Location Guide

Kanto

# Name Method Via Details
1 Bulbasaur Gift — Starter Pallet Town: Oaks Lab
Gift — Pokemon Cerulean City: High friendship on lead Pokemon (available only if starter is not Bulbasaur)
2 Ivysaur Evolution Bulbasaur Level 16
3 Venusaur Evolution Ivysaur Level 32
4 Charmander Gift — Starter Pallet Town: Oaks Lab
Gift — Pokemon Route 24 (available only if starter is not Charmander)
5 Charmeleon Evolution Charmander Level 16
6 Charizard Evolution Charmeleon Level 36
7 Squirtle Gift — Starter Pallet Town: Oaks Lab
Gift — Pokemon Vermillion City: After defeating Lt. Surge (available only if starter is not Squirtle)
8 Wartortle Evolution Squirtle Level 16
9 Blastoise Evolution Wartortle Level 36
10 Caterpie Wild Walk Viridian Forest, Routes: 25 ♦
11 Metapod Evolution Caterpie Level 7
Wild Walk Viridian Forest, Routes: 25 ♦
12 Butterfree Evolution Metapod Level 10
13 Weedle Wild Walk Viridian Forest, Routes: 25 ♦
14 Kakuna Evolution Weedle Level 7
Wild Walk Viridian Forest, Routes: 25 ♦
15 Beedrill Evolution Kakuna Level 10
16 Pidgey Wild Walk Routes: 1–8, 12–15, 24, 25
17 Pidgeotto Evolution Pidgey Level 18
Wild Walk Routes: 13–15
18 Pidgeot Evolution Pidgeotto Level 36
19 Rattata Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Routes: 1, 2, 4, 9, 17, 18, 22 ♦
20 Raticate Evolution Rattata Level 20
Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Routes: 17, 18 ♦
21 Spearow Wild Walk Routes: 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 17, 18, 22, 23
22 Fearow Evolution Spearow Level 20
Wild Walk Routes: 17, 18, 23
23 Ekans Wild Walk Routes: 4, 8–11, 23
24 Arbok Evolution Ekans Level 22
Wild Walk Victory Road, Routes: 23 ♦
25 Pikachu Evolution Pichu Level-up + High Friendship
Wild Walk Viridian Forest, Power Plant ♦
26 Raichu Evolution Pikachu Thunder Stone
27 Sandshrew Wild Walking Routes: 4, 8–11, 23
28 Sandslash Evolution Sandshrew Level 22
Wild Walk Victory Road, Routes: 23 ♦
29 Nidoran (F) NPC Trade Nidoran (M) Saige at Underground Path (Routes: 5, 6)
Wild Walk Safari Zone: East, West, Routes: 3 ♦
30 Nidorina NPC Trade Nidorina Turner at Route 11
Evolution Nidoran (F) Level 16
Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, North
31 Nidoqueen Evolution Nidorina Moon Stone
32 Nidoran (M) Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, North, East, West, Routes: 23 ♦
33 Nidorino Evolution Nidoran (M) Level 16
Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, North, East, West
34 Nidoking Evolution Nidorino Moon Stone
35 Clefairy Evolution Cleffa Level-up + High Friendship
Buy 500 Coins Celadon Game Corner
Wild Walk Mt. Moon
36 Clefable Evolution Clefairy Moon Stone
37 Vulpix Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Routes: 7, 8 ♦
38 Ninetales Evolution Vulpix Fire Stone
39 Jigglypuff Evolution Igglybuff Level-up + High Friendship
Wild Walk Routes: 3
40 Wigglytuff Evolution Jigglypuff Moon Stone
41 Zubat Wild Walk Altering Cave, Lost Cave, Icefall Cave, Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Seafoam Islands, Victory Road
42 Golbat Evolution Zubat Level 22
Wild Walk Altering Cave, Lost Cave, Icefall Cave, Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Seafoam Islands, Victory Road, Cerulean Cave
43 Oddish Wild Walk Trainer Tower, Berry Forest, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink, Routes: 5–7, 12–15, 24, 25 ♦
44 Gloom Evolution Oddish Level 22
Wild Walk Berry Forest, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink, Routes: 12–15 ♦
45 Vileplume Evolution Gloom Leaf Stone
46 Paras Wild Walk Mt. Moon, Safari Zone: North, East ♦
47 Parasect Evolution Paras Level 24
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave, Safari Zone: Center, East ♦
48 Venonat Wild Walk Berry Forest, Bond Bridge, Safari Zone: Center, West, Routes: 12–15 ♦ ♦
49 Venomoth Evolution Venonat Level 31
Wild Walk Berry Forest, Safari Zone: North, West ♦
50 Diglett Wild Walk Diglett's Cave
51 Dugtrio Evolution Diglett Level 26
Wild Walk Diglett's Cave
52 Meowth Wild Walk Five Island Meadow, Sevault Canyon areas, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink, Routes: 5–8 ♦
53 Persian Evolution Meowth Level 28
Wild Walk Five Island Meadow, Sevault Canyon areas, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink
54 Psyduck Wild Walk Seafoam Islands, Bond Bridge, Cape Brink
Wild Surf
Wild Fish Super Rod
55 Golduck Evolution Psyduck Level 33
Wild Walk Seafoam Islands, Cape Brink
Wild Surf Cerulean Cave, Seafoam Islands, Berry Forest, Cape Brink
56 Mankey Wild Walk Rock Tunnel, Routes: 3, 4, 22, 23 ♦
57 Primeape Evolution Mankey Level 28
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave, Victory Road, Routes: 23 ♦
58 Growlithe Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Routes: 7, 8 ♦
59 Arcanine Evolution Growlithe Fire Stone
60 Poliwag Fish Good Rod Celadon City, Cerulean Cave, Four Island, Icefall Cave, Ruin Valley, Cape Brink, Viridian City, Routes: 6, 22, 23, 25 ♦
Fish Super Rod
61 Poliwhirl Evolution Poliwag Level 25
62 Poliwrath Evolution Poliwhirl Water Stone
63 Abra Buy 180 Coins Celadon Game Corner
Wild Walk Routes: 24, 25
64 Kadabra Evolution Abra Level 16
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave
65 Alakazam Evolution Kadabra Trade
66 Machop Wild Walk Mt. Ember, Rock Tunnel, Victory Road
67 Machoke Evolution Machop Level 28
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave, Mt. Ember, Victory Road
68 Machamp Evolution Machoke Trade
69 Bellsprout Wild Walk Routes: 5–7, 12–15, 24, 25
70 Weepinbell Evolution Bellsprout Level 21
Wild Walk Routes: 12–15
71 Victreebel Evolution Weepinbell Leaf Stone
72 Tentacool Wild Surf
73 Tentacruel Evolution Tentacool Level 30
Wild Surf
74 Geodude Wild Walk Mt. Moon, Rock Tunnel, Victory Road, Cerulean Cave, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember, Sevault Canyon areas
Chance Rock Smash Rock Tunnel, Cerulean Cave, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember, Sevault Canyon
75 Graveler Evolution Geodude Level 25
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave, Mt. Ember, Kindle Road, Sevault Canyon
Chance Rock Smash Rock Tunnel, Cerulean Cave, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember, Sevault Canyon
76 Golem Evolution Graveler Trade
77 Ponyta Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Mt. Ember
78 Rapidash Evolution Ponyta Level 40
Wild Walk Mt. Ember
79 Slowpoke Wild Walk Seafoam Islands
Wild Surf
Fish Super Rod Cerulean Cave, Fuchsia City, Seafoam Islands
80 Slowbro Evolution Slowpoke Level 37
Wild Walk Seafoam Islands
Wild Surf Cerulean Cave
Fish Super Rod Seafoam Islands
81 Magnemite Wild Walk Power Plant
82 Magneton Evolution Magnemite Level 30
Wild Walk Power Plant, Cerulean Cave
83 Farfetch'd NPC Trade Spearow Elyssa at Vermillion City
Wild Walk Routes: 12, 13
84 Doduo Wild Walk Safari Zone: East, West, Routes: 16–18 ♦
85 Dodrio Evolution Doduo Level 31
86 Seel NPC Trade Ponyta Garett at Cinnabar Island
Wild Walk Seafoam Islands, Icefall Cave
Wild Surf Seafoam Islands, Four Island, Icefall Cave
87 Dewgong Evolution Seel Level 34
Wild Walk Seafoam Islands, Icefall Cave
Wild Surf Seafoam Islands, Icefall Cave
88 Grimer Wild Walk Celadon City, Pokemon Mansion
Fish Super Rod Celadon City
89 Muk Evolution Grimer Level 38
90 Shellder Fish Super Rod Cinnabar Island, Icefall Cave, One Island, Pallet Town, Routes: 21 ♦
91 Cloyster Evolution Shellder Water Stone
92 Gastly Wild Walk With Silph Scope at Pokemon Tower, Lost Cave
93 Haunter Evolution Gastly Level 25
Wild Walk With Silph Scope at Pokemon Tower, Lost Cave
94 Gengar Evolution Haunter Trade
95 Onix Wild Walk Rock Tunnel, Victory Road, Sevault Canyon
96 Drowzee Wild Walk Berry Forest, Routes: 11 ♦
97 Hypno Evolution Drowzee Level 26
Wild Walk Berry Forest
98 Krabby Fish Good Rod Cerulean City, Cinnabar Island, Pallet Town, Seafoam Islands, Vermilion City, Routes: 4, 10–13, 19–21, 24 ♦
99 Kingler Evolution Krabby Level 28
100 Voltorb Wild Walk Power Plant, Routes: 10
101 Electrode Trade Raichu Clifton at Cinnabar Island
Evolution Voltorb Level 30
Static Event Battle Power Plant
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave
102 Exeggcute Wild Walk Berry Forest, Safari Zone: Center, North, East, West ♦
103 Exeggutor Evolution Exeggcute Leaf Stone
104 Cubone Wild Walk With Silph Scope at Pokemon Tower, Sevault Canyon
105 Marowak Evolution Cubone Level 28
Wild Walk With Silph Scope at Victory Road, Sevault Canyon
106 Hitmonlee Evolution Tyrogue Level 20 if its Attack stat is greater than its Defense stat
Gift Pokeball Fighting Dojo Master in Saffron City
107 Hitmonchan Evolution Tyrogue Level 20 if its Attack stat is lower than its Defense stat
Gift Pokeball Fighting Dojo Master in Saffron City
108 Lickitung NPC Trade Golduck Haden at Route 18
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave
109 Koffing Wild Walk Celadon City, Pokemon Mansion
110 Weezing Evolution Koffing Level 35
Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion
111 Rhyhorn Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, North
112 Rhydon Evolution Rhyhorn Level 42
113 Chansey Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, North
114 Tangela NPC Trade Venonat Norma at Cinnabar Island
Wild Walk Treasure Beach, Routes: 21 ♦
115 Kangaskhan Wild Walk Safari Zone: East, West
116 Horsea Wild Surf Seafoam Islands
Fish Good Rod
Fish Super Rod
117 Seadra Evolution Horsea Level 32
118 Goldeen Fish Good Rod Fuchsia City, Berry Forest, Safari Zone: Center, East, North, West ♦
Fish Super Rod
119 Seaking Evolution Goldeen Level 33
Fish Super Rod Fuchsia City, Berry Forest, Safari Zone: Center, East, North, West ♦
120 Staryu Fish Super Rod Cerulean City, Vermillion City, Routes: 4, 24 ♦
121 Starmie Evolution Staryu Water Stone
122 Mr. Mime NPC Trade Abra Reyley at Route 2
Wild Walk Routes: 21
123 Scyther Buy 5,500 Coins Celadon Game Corner
Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, East
124 Jynx NPC Trade Poliwhirl Dontae at Cerulean City
Evolution Smoochum Level 30
Wild Walk Seafoam Islands, Altering Cave
125 Electabuzz Evolution Elekid Level 30
Wild Walk Power Plant
126 Magmar Evolution Magby Level 30
Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion
127 Pinsir Wild Walk Safari Zone: Center, East
128 Tauros Wild Walk Safari Zone: North, West
129 Magikarp Buy 500 ₽ Pokemon Center at Mt. Moon
Fish Old Rod Every natural body of water
Fish Good Rod
Fish Super Rod Celadon City
130 Gyarados Evolution Magikarp Level 20
Fish Super Rod
131 Lapras Gift Pokemon Silph Co.
Wild Surf Icefall Cave
132 Ditto Wild Walk Pokemon Mansion, Cerulean Cave, Routes: 13–15 ♦
133 Eevee Gift Pokeball Celadon City Condominiums
134 Vaporeon Evolution Eevee Water Stone
135 Jolteon Evolution Eevee Thunder Stone
136 Flareon Evolution Eevee Fire Stone
137 Porygon Buy 6,500 Coins Celadon Game Corner
138 Omanyte Gift Fossil Mt. Moon / Cerulean Cave (if not taken at Mt. Moon)
139 Omastar Evolution Omanyte Level 40
140 Kabuto Gift Fossil Mt. Moon / Cerulean Cave (if not taken at Mt. Moon)
141 Kabutops Evolution Kabuto Level 40
142 Aerodactyl Gift Fossil Pewter City Museum
143 Snorlax Static Event Battle Routes: 12, 16
144 Articuno Static Event Battle Seafoam Islands
145 Zapdos Static Event Battle Power Plant
146 Moltres Static Event Battle Victory Road
147 Dratini Buy 2,800 Coins Celadon Game Corner
Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: All areas
148 Dragonair Evolution Dratini Level 30
Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: All areas
149 Dragonite Evolution Dragonair Level 55
150 Mewtwo Static Event Battle Cerulean Cave
151 Mew Static Event Battle Vermillion City Port

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Johto

# Name Method Details
152 Chikorita Gift Egg Cerulean City: Anytime (if starter is Bulbasaur) / After becoming champion (if starter is not Bulbasaur)
153 Bayleef Evolution — Chikorita Level 16
154 Meganium Evolution — Bayleef Level 32
155 Cyndaquil Gift Egg Route 24: Anytime (if starter is Charmander) / After becoming champion (if starter is not Charmander)
156 Quilava Evolution — Cyndaquil Level 14
157 Typhlosion Evolution — Quilava Level 36
158 Totodile Gift Egg Vermillion City: After becoming champion (if starter is not Squirtle)
159 Croconaw Evolution — Totodile Level 18
160 Feraligatr Evolution — Croconaw Level 30
161 Sentret Wild Walk Five Island Meadow, Sevault Canyon (entrance), Water Path
162 Furret Evolution — Sentret Level 15
163 Hoothoot Wild Walk Berry Forest
164 Noctowl Evolution — Hoothoot Level 20
Wild Walk Berry Forest
165 Ledyba Wild Walk Pattern Bush
166 Ledian Evolution — Ledyba Level 18
167 Spinarak Wild Walk Pattern Bush
168 Ariados Evolution — Spinarak Level 22
169 Crobat Evolution — Golbat Level-up + High Friendship
170 Chinchou Wild Surf Altering Cave
171 Lanturn Evolution — Chinchou Level 27
172 Pichu Egg Breeding Pikachu
173 Cleffa Egg Breeding Clefairy
174 Igglybuff Egg Breeding Jigglypuff
175 Togepi Egg Breeding Togetic
Gift Egg Gentleman at Water Labyrinth
176 Togetic Evolution — Togepi Level-up + High Friendship
177 Natu Wild Walk Ruin Valley
178 Xatu Evolution — Natu Level 25
179 Mareep Wild Walking Water Path, Altering Cave
180 Flaaffy Evolution — Mareep Level 15
Wild Walking Water Path
181 Ampharos Evolution — Flaaffy Level 30
182 Bellossom Evolution — Gloom Sun Stone
183 Marill Evolution — Azurill Level-up + High Friendship
Wild Walk Icefall Cave
Wild Surf Icefall Cave, Four Island
184 Azumarill Evolution — Marill Level 18
185 Sudowoodo Static Event Battle Viridian Forest, Fuchsia City, Mt. Ember (all via Squirtle Pail)
186 Politoed Evolution — Poliwhirl Trade holding Kings Rock
187 Hoppip Wild Walk Five Island: All seawater areas with grass
Wild Surf Five Island: All seawater areas
188 Skiploom Evolution — Hoppip Level 18
189 Jumpluff Evolution — Skiploom Level 27
190 Aipom Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
191 Sunkern Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
192 Sunflora Evolution — Sunkern Sun Stone
193 Yanma Wild Walk Ruin Valley, Sevault Canyon (entrance), Trainer Tower area
194 Wooper Wild Walk Ruin Valley
Wild Surf Four Island, Icefall Cave, Ruin Valley
195 Quagsire Evolution — Wooper Level 20
196 Espeon Evolution — Eevee Sun Stone
197 Umbreon Evolution — Eevee Moon Stone
198 Murkrow Wild Walk Lost Cave
199 Slowking Evolution — Slowpoke Trade holding Kings Rock
200 Misdreavus Wild Walk Lost Cave
201 Unown Wild Walk Tanoby Ruins
202 Wobbuffet Evolution — Wynaut Level 15
Wild Walk Cerulean Cave, Ruin Valley
203 Girafarig Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
204 Pineco Wild Walk Berry Forest
205 Forretress Evolution — Pineco Level 31
206 Dunsparce Wild Walk Three Island Port
207 Gligar Wild Walk Ruin Valley
208 Steelix Evolution — Onix Trade holding Metal Coat
209 Snubbull Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
210 Granbull Evolution — Snubbull Level 23
211 Qwilfish Fish Super Rod Seven Island: All seawater areas, Six Island: All seawater areas
212 Scizor Evolution — Scyther Trade holding Metal Coat
213 Shuckle Chance Rock Smash Mt. Ember, Kindle Road, Sevault Canyon
214 Heracross Wild Walk Pattern Bush
215 Sneasel Wild Walk Icefall Cave, Altering Cave
216 Teddiursa Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
217 Ursaring Evolution — Teddiursa Level 30
218 Slugma Wild Walk Mt. Ember
Chance Rock Smash
219 Magcargo Evolution — Slugma Level 38
220 Swinub Wild Walk Icefall Cave, Altering Cave
221 Piloswine Evolution — Swinub Level 33
Wild Walk Altering Cave
222 Corsola Fish Good Rod Five Island: All seawater areas
Fish Super Rod
223 Remoraid Fish Good Rod Safari Zone: North-East
Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: North-East, Islands: Six, Seven (all seawater areas) ♦
224 Octillery Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: North-East
225 Delibird Wild Walk Icefall Cave
226 Mantine Wild Surf Islands: Five, Six, Seven – All seawater areas, Safari Zone: North-West ♦
227 Skarmory Wild Walk Sevault Canyon areas
228 Houndour Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
229 Houndoom Evolution — Houndour Level 24
230 Kingdra Evolution — Seadra Trade holding Dragon Scale
231 Phanpy Wild Walk Sevault Canyon areas
232 Donphan Evolution — Phanpy Level 25
233 Porygon2 Evolution — Porygon Trade holding Upgrade
234 Stantler Wild Walk Safari Zone North-East
235 Smeargle Wild Walk Altering Cave
236 Tyrogue Egg Breeding Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee
237 Hitmontop Evolution — Tyrogue Level 20 if its Attack stat is equal to its Defense stat
238 Smoochum Egg Breeding Jynx
239 Elekid Egg Breeding Electabuzz
240 Magby Egg Breeding Magmar
241 Miltank Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
242 Blissey Evolution — Chansey Level-up + High Friendship
243 Raikou Static Event Battle Power Plant: After becoming champion
244 Entei Static Event Battle Pokemon Mansion: After becoming champion
245 Suicune Static Event Battle Route 25: After becoming champion
246 Larvitar Wild Walk Sevault Canyon
247 Pupitar Evolution — Larvitar Level 30
248 Tyranitar Evolution — Pupitar Level 55
249 Lugia Static Event Battle Naval Rock via Mystic Ticket
250 Ho-oh Static Event Battle Naval Rock via Mystic Ticket
251 Celebi Static Event Battle Viridian Forest

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Hoenn

# Name Method Details
252 Treecko NPC Trade — Gastly Anton at Celadon City (if chosen starter is Bulbasaur)
NPC Trade — Houndour May in The Safari Zone (if chosen starter is Charmander)
NPC Trade — Meowth Brendan on Seven Island (if chosen starter is Squirtle)
253 Grovyle Evolution — Treecko Level 16
254 Sceptile Evolution — Grovyle Level 36
255 Torchic NPC Trade — Gastly Anton at Celadon City (if chosen starter is Charmander)
NPC Trade — Houndour May in The Safari Zone (if chosen starter is Squirtle)
NPC Trade — Meowth Brendan on Seven Island (if chosen starter is Bulbasaur)
256 Combusken Evolution — Torchic Level 16
257 Blaziken Evolution — Combusken Level 36
258 Mudkip NPC Trade — Gastly Anton at Celadon City (if chosen starter is Squirtle)
NPC Trade — Houndour May in The Safari Zone (if chosen starter is Bulbasaur)
NPC Trade — Meowth Brendan on Seven Island (if chosen starter is Charmander)
259 Marshtomp Evolution — Mudkip Level 16
260 Swampert Evolution — Marshtomp Level 36
261 Poochyena Wild Walk Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember
262 Mightyena Evolution — Poochyena Level 18
Wild Walk Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember
263 Zigzagoon Wild Walk Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember
264 Linoone Evolution — Zigzagoon Level 20
Wild Walk Treasure Beach, Kindle Road, Mt. Ember
265 Wurmple Wild Walk Pattern Bush
266 Silcoon Evolution — Wurmple Level 7
267 Beautifly Evolution — Silcoon Level 10
268 Cascoon Evolution — Wurmple Level 7
269 Dustox Evolution — Cascoon Level 10
270 Lotad Wild Surf Safari Zone: North-East
271 Lombre Evolution — Lotad Level 14
272 Ludicolo Evolution — Lombre Water Stone
273 Seedot Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
274 Nuzleaf Evolution — Seedot Level 14
275 Shiftry Evolution — Nuzleaf Leaf Stone
276 Taillow Wild Walk Five Island Meadow
277 Swellow Evolution — Taillow Level 22
Wild Walk Five Island Meadow
278 Wingull Wild Walk Islands: One, Two, Three, Six, Seven – All seawater areas with grass
Wild Surf Islands: One, Two, Three, Six, Seven – All seawater areas
279 Pelipper Evolution — Wingull Level 25
Wild Walk Islands: One, Two, Three, Six, Seven – All seawater areas with grass
Wild Surf Islands: One, Two, Three, Six, Seven – All seawater areas
280 Ralts Wild Walk Water Path
281 Kirlia Evolution — Ralts Level 20
282 Gardevoir Evolution — Kirlia Level 30
283 Surskit Wild Surf Ruin Valley, Safari Zone: North-East ♦
284 Masquerain Evolution — Surskit Level 22
285 Shroomish Wild Walk Five Island Meadow
286 Breloom Evolution — Shroomish Level 23
287 Slakoth Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
288 Vigoroth Evolution — Slakoth Level 18
289 Slaking Evolution — Vigoroth Level 36
290 Nincada Wild Walk Pattern Bush
291 Ninjask Evolution — Nincada Level 20
292 Shedinja Evolution — Nincada Level 20 with an empty slot in your Pokemon party
293 Whismur Wild Walk Altering Cave
294 Loudred Evolution — Whismur Level 20
Wild Walk Altering Cave
295 Exploud Evolution — Loudred Level 40
296 Makuhita Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
297 Hariyama Evolution — Makuhita Level 24
298 Azurill Egg Breeding Marill holding Sea Incense
299 Nosepass Wild Walk Altering Cave
300 Skitty Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
301 Delcatty Evolution — Skitty Moon Stone
302 Sableye Wild Walk Mt. Ember
303 Mawile Wild Walk Altering Cave
304 Aron Wild Walk Altering Cave
305 Lairon Evolution — Aron Level 32
Wild Walk Altering Cave
306 Aggron Evolution — Lairon Level 42
307 Meditite Wild Walk Mt. Ember
308 Medicham Evolution — Meditite Level 37
Wild Walk Mt. Ember
309 Electrike Wild Walk Water Path
310 Manectric Evolution — Electrike Level 26
311 Plusle Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
312 Minun Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-East
313 Volbeat Wild Walk Pattern Bush
314 Illumise Wild Walk Pattern Bush
315 Roselia Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
316 Gulpin Wild Walk Five Island Meadow
317 Swalot Evolution — Gulpin Level 26
318 Carvanha Fish Good Rod Safari Zone: North-West
Fish Super Rod
319 Sharpedo Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: North-West
320 Wailmer Fish Good Rod Islands: Five, Six, Seven – All seawater areas
Fish Super Rod
321 Wailord Evolution — Wailmer Level 40
322 Numel Wild Walk Mt. Ember, Kindle Road
323 Camerupt Evolution — Numel Level 33
324 Torkoal Wild Walk Mt. Ember
325 Spoink Wild Walk Ruin Valley
326 Grumpig Evolution — Spoink Level 32
327 Spinda Wild Walk Ruin Valley
328 Trapinch Wild Walk Altering Cave
329 Vibrava Evolution — Trapinch Level 35
330 Flygon Evolution — Vibrava Level 45
331 Cacnea Wild Walk Ruin Valley
332 Cacturne Evolution — Cacnea Level 32
333 Swablu Wild Walk Ruin Valley
334 Altaria Evolution — Swablu Level 35
335 Zangoose Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
336 Seviper Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
337 Lunatone Wild Walk Altering Cave
338 Solrock Wild Walk Altering Cave
339 Barboach Fish Good Rod Altering Cave
Fish Super Rod
340 Whiscash Evolution — Barboach Level 30
Fish Super Rod Altering Cave
341 Corphish Fish Good Rod Safari Zone: North-West
342 Crawdaunt Evolution — Corphish Level 30
Fish Super Rod Safari Zone: North-West
343 Baltoy Wild Walk Altering Cave
344 Claydol Evolution — Baltoy Level 36
Wild Walk Altering Cave
345 Lileep Gift Fossil Dotted Hole
346 Cradily Evolution — Lileep Level 40
347 Anorith Gift Fossil Mt. Ember
348 Armaldo Evolution — Anorith Level 40
349 Feebas Fish Super Rod Resort Gorgeous (extremely rare)
350 Milotic Evolution Event Show Feebas to the Pokemon Fan Club Chairman in Vermillion City
351 Castform Gift Pokeball Five-Island Rocket Warehouse
352 Kecleon Static Event Battle Seven Island (Trainer Tower area) via Silph Scope
Wild Walk Seven Island (Trainer Tower area)
353 Shuppet Wild Walk Lost Cave
354 Banette Evolution — Shuppet Level 37
355 Duskull Wild Walk Lost Cave
356 Dusclops Evolution — Duskull Level 37
357 Tropius Wild Walk Safari Zone: North-West
358 Chimecho Wild Walk Lost Cave
359 Absol Wild Walk Sevault Canyon areas
360 Wynaut Egg Breeding Wobbuffet holding Lax Incense
Wild Walk Trainer Tower area
361 Snorunt Wild Walk Altering Cave
362 Glalie Evolution — Snorunt Level 42
Wild Walk Altering Cave
363 Spheal Wild Walk Icefall Cave
Wild Surf
364 Sealeo Wild Walk Icefall Cave
365 Walrein Evolution — Sealeo Level 44
366 Clamperl Wild Surf Altering Cave
367 Huntail Evolution — Clamperl Trade holding Deep Sea Tooth
368 Gorebyss Evolution — Clamperl Trade holding Deep Sea Scale
369 Relicanth Wild Surf Altering Cave
Fish Super Rod
370 Luvdisc Fish Good Rod Five Island: All seawater areas
Fish Super Rod
371 Bagon Wild Walk Altering Cave
372 Shelgon Evolution — Bagon Level 30
373 Salamence Evolution — Shelgon Level 50
374 Beldum Wild Walk Altering Cave
375 Metang Evolution — Beldum Level 20
376 Metagross Evolution — Metang Level 45
377 Regirock Static Event Battle Six Island: Altering Cave
378 Regice Static Event Battle Six Island: Altering Cave
379 Registeel Static Event Battle Six Island: Altering Cave
380 Latias Static Event Battle Seven Island (Trainer Tower area)
381 Latios Static Event Battle Seven Island (Trainer Tower area)
382 Kyogre Static Event Battle Six Island: Ruin Valley Dotted Hole Basement
383 Groudon Static Event Battle One Island: Mt. Ember Basement
384 Rayquaza Static Event Battle One Island: Mt. Ember Summit
385 Jirachi Gift Pokemon Celadon Dept. Store 3F: Game demo station promotional gift after becoming champion
386 Deoxys Static Event Battle Birth Island via Aurora Ticket

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Necessary Items

Water Stone Finite: Seafoam Islands, Safari Zone Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store (2,100 ₽)

Leaf Stone Finite: Safari Zone Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store (2,100 ₽)

Fire Stone Finite: Safari Zone Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store (2,100 ₽)

Thunder Stone Finite: Power Plant Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store (2,100 ₽)

Moon Stone Finite: Mt. Moon, Rocket Hideout, Pokemon Mansion, Two Island, Wild Clefairy (rare) Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store after becoming champion (2,100 ₽)

Sun Stone Finite: Celadon City, Safari Zone, Ruin Valley Infinite: Celadon Dept. Store after becoming champion (2,100 ₽)

Dragon Scale (Trade + Hold) Finite: Safari Zone Center, Water Path Infinite: Game Corner after becoming champion (1,500 coins)

Metal Coat (Trade + Hold) Finite: Power Plant, Memorial Pillar Infinite: Game Corner after becoming champion (1,500 coins)

Kings Rock (Trade + Hold) Finite: Seafoam Islands B4, Sevault Canyon Infinite: Game Corner after becoming champion (1,500 coins)

Deep Sea Scale (Trade + Hold) Infinite: Game Corner after becoming champion (2,000 coins)

Deep Sea Tooth (Trade + Hold) Infinite: Game Corner after becoming champion (2,000 coins)

Upgrade (Trade + Hold) Infinite: Saffron City Mart after saving Silph Co. (2,100 ₽)

Sea Incense (Breed + Hold) Lost Cave

Lax Incense (Breed + Hold) Lost Cave

Aurora Ticket (Field use) One Island: Complete Celio's Ruby/Sapphire Quest

Mystic Ticket (Field use) Five Island: Team Rocket's Warehouse

Silph Scope (Field use) Celadon City: Team Rocket Hideout

Squirtle Pail (Field use) Safari Zone: North-East rest house

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