Author: Dhruv Bhatt

You will find the Sixth gym of the Kanto region in Saffron City, where you will fight the Master of Psychic Pokémon, Sabrina. She specializes in Psychic-type Pokémon. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Sabrina and earn the Marsh Badge: Gym Puzzle Saffron City Gym uses a warp tile puzzle for you to solve. Where each room contains four tiles, and you have to find your way to Sabrina. Use the path shown in the images below to reach Sabrina. Sabrina’s Team Sabrina uses four Pokémon: Her ace, Alakazam, is one of the strongest Pokémon you’ll face in…

Highlights Silph Scope is a key item in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen that allows you to reveal the true form of Ghost in the Pokémon Tower, which is located in Lavender Town. This is a mandatory Key Item for story progression. Here’s a detailed guide on how you can get the Silph Scope: Where to Find Silph Scope Step 1: Reach Celadon City You will find the Silph Scope in Celadon City. To reach Celadon City from Lavender Town: Step 2: The Rocket Game Corner There is a secret hideout of Team Rocket inside the Game Corner. To enter the…

You will find the Fifth gym of the Kanto region in Fuchsia City, where you will fight the Poisonous Ninja Master Koga. He specializes in Poison-type Pokémon. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Koga and earn the Soul Badge: Koga’s Team Koga uses four Pokémon: Key Moves to Watch Koga’s team functionality is a stall team; he will use Toxic Poison on your Pokémon to wear them out. His Muk is really bulky and further increases his defence using Acid Armor. Not only that, but he also uses Minimize, which makes it harder for your Pokémon to hit…

For your fourth gym badge, go to the Celadon City Gym. In Celadon City Gym, you will fight The Nature-Loving Princess Erica. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Erica and earn the Rainbow Badge: Erica’s Team All of these Pokémon run status inflicting moves like Stun Spore, Sleep Powder, and Poison Powder. While fighting Erica, keep that in mind. Try to win as quickly as possible, as in a long battle, these statuses can wear you down. Type Matchups Grass is weak to Fire, Flying, Ice, Bug, and Poison. And resist Ground, Grass,…

Highlights In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, Flash can be used to illuminate dark caves like Rock Tunnel. While it is not necessary for your progression, using flash makes traversing through the Rock Tunnel significantly easier. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what you need to do to get Flash: Prerequisites: What You Need Before You Can Get Flash Before you try to get Flash, there are two conditions you need to meet: Where to get HM05 Flash 1. Head to Route 2 Through Diglett’s Cave Diglett’s cave is filled with Diglett and Dugtrio, and they have the ability Arena Trap, which…

Highlights In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the Old Rod is the first of three Fishing Rods you can find. It is the most basic one at that. But it’s perfect for the early game and helps you fill out your Pokédex and gives you a chance to get a Magikarp, which can evolve into Gyarados, one of the strongest Pokémon in the game. Here’s a guide on how to get the Old Rod. Where to Find the Old Rod Step 1: Reach Vermilion City From Cerulean City, head south through Route 5 and enter the Underground Path. Continue south to…

Highlights HM01 Cut is the first of many HMs you need to use to progress in the overworld. Can can be used to unlock blocked paths, hidden items, and access to key areas like Vermilion Gym, among others. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what you need to do to get Cut: Reach Vermilion City From Cerulean City, head south through Route 5 and enter the Underground Path. Continue south to reach Vermilion City. Board the S.S. Anne Head to the dock in the South of Vermilion City and board the S.S. Anne. Inside the ship, you can battle various trainers…

You will find the second gym of the Kanto region in Cerulean City, where you will fight The Tomboyish Mermaid Misty. She specializes in Water-type Pokémon. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Misty and earn the Cascade Badge: Misty’s Team Misty uses two Pokémon: Out of these two, Staryu is manageable, but at this point in the game, Starmie can be a big challenge. It has 115 Speed and 100 Sp. Atk, which, unless you have overleveled, makes it faster than most Pokémon in Kanto, let alone in the early game. Since most grass types in Kanto are…

For your third gym badge, you will have to face off against The Lightning Lieutenant! – Lt. Surge. He uses Electric-type Pokémon. His gym also includes a puzzle you need to solve to challenge him. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Surge and earn the Thunder Badge: Gym Puzzle: Trash Can Switches Vermilion City Gym Puzzle includes trash cans where you have to find two switches hidden inside the trash cans. To find both switches: There’s no trick, other than trial and error. Save before starting if you want to minimize frustration. Lt. Surge’s Team Lt. Surge uses…

In your journey through the Kanto region, your first stop will be in Pewter City, where you can challenge the Rock-Solid Pokémon Trainer Brock. Brock specializes in Rock-type Pokémon. Here’s everything you need to know to defeat Brock and earn your first badge: Brock’s Team Brock uses two Pokémon: Even though Brock is a Rock-type specialist, both of his Pokémon are also Ground-type. Giving them 4x weakness to Water and Grass. Onix is Brock’s Ace Pokémon. It is very physically bulky but has low attack. Onix can use Rock Tomb, a 60-power move that lowers your Speed. If you let…