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Pokemon: Yellow Version -- Special Pikachu Edition is a remake of the popular Pokimon: Red Version and Pokimon: Blue Version cartridges for the Nintendo Gameboy with Pikachu front and center, a slightly different storyline, and enhanced graphics.

The player still controls Ash in his quest to become the best Pokimon trainer in the land, but this time he's stuck with Pikachu following him everywhere. Professor Oak finds him in a field and gives him to Ash. Unlike the earlier renditions of the game, Ash's rival is also given a Pokimon of his own at the beginning: Eevee.

Ash will also have to contend with Team Rocket and their leaders, Jesse and James, just like in the earlier versions, although in a slightly different manner. The confrontations are more heated this time around, with the first one coming at Mount Moon.

The graphics are enhanced this time around, with Cerulean City shaded blue and Lavendar Town colored pale purple. The monsters are more detailed as well, and some of them are more animated, especially Pikachu.

Players can now print out their Pokimon lists on the Game Boy Printer, and two can go head-to-head with a link cable.

Last Updated 04/25/2002 03:10 PM

 

Cheats

Follow these instructions to catch pokemon with really high levels.

Talk to the old man in Viridian City who shows you how to catch pokemon.
Fly directly to Cinnabar Island.
Put your strongest pokemon on your team.
You might want to save now.
Surf on the shore where the land touches water.
Keep Surfing until you run into one of these strong pokemon.
These pokemon are well above level 100. Unfortunately, they will revert back to Level 100 if they gain any experience points. Rare Candy is the only thing that raises their level.

Cut Down Grassy Areas
Once you get the HM "cut", your pokemon can cut down grassy areas. Use "cut" and it will cut a two by two area. Wild Pokemon will not attack you in the area you cut.


Duplicate Items
To get 99 of any item, first put the item you want to multiply in the sixth item slot. Now use FLY and go to Viridian City. Talk to the old man almost all the way north of the town. When he asks if you are in a hurry, say no and watch him catch a weedle.

Right after that, fly to Fuchsia city. Make your way south and, when you you reach the water's edge, use SURF and make your way to Seafoam island.

When you get to seafoam island, swim up and down the beach until you run into a Pokemon called "M" (Missingno.) Once you see him, kill him or run away. DO NOT CATCH HIM! After that, you should have multiple copies of your sixth item!


Fight Land Creatures in Water
To fight creatures that normally live on land in water, go to the water around Cinnabar Island or Seafoam Islands (The only place you can be randomly attacked while swimming.) Swim along the shore of any island and you will fight land creatures. (You have to swim on a place where the square is half land and half water.)

Instead of fighting a set group of monsters in the water, you actually fight monsters from the last place you were. So to get safari zone monsters, you need to go to the section of the safari zone with that monster, let your time run out, then go to the coast. Using this trick I have caught Kangaskhan, Scyther, and Tauros!


Get MissingNo.
To get MissingNo (a glitch) go to Cinnabar Island and go into the Pokémon Research Labratory and trade with anyone in the first room. Then leave the Lab and go to the EAST of Cinnabar Island and surf up and down on the part where the land meets the water. Eventually the battle screen will come up and the screen goes black for about 5 seconds.

Once you find him I suggest you use a Level 30 to 40 Pokemon. This is because Missing No., even at Lv. 80, has a VERY low defense rating. So get him down pretty low. Even at low he is still extremely difficult to catch. So next get a Pokemon that knows a sleep move and put him to sleep. Follow this up with a couple Ultra Balls and you should have him.


Level 100+ Pokemon
Follow these instructions to catch pokemon with really high levels.

Talk to the old man in Viridian City who shows you how to catch pokemon.
Fly directly to Cinnabar Island.
Put your strongest pokemon on your team.
You might want to save now.
Surf on the shore where the land touches water.
Keep Surfing until you run into one of these strong pokemon.
These pokemon are well above level 100. Unfortunately, they will revert back to Level 100 if they gain any experience points. Rare Candy is the only thing that raises their level.

Last Updated 04/25/2002 03:10 PM

 

GameGenie Codes

Find Mew in red version:
151-91A-7FC
151-93A-F7E
151-9BA-5DB
Mew will be in the field west of Cerulean City.

Find Mew in blue version:
151-91A-7FC
151-93A-F7E
151-9BA-6EB
Mew will be in the field west of Cerulean City.

Unlimited life during a battle:
231-645-D9D
238-NCJ-444

Triple life during battle in red version:
BBB-BBB-BBB
10B-3DD-B24
Side effects are seeing a wild Missingno.or M. Do not catch them.

Free Masterballs at the Cerulean City market:
014-55D-F7A

Sell Pokeballs for 40,000 gold:
996-11B-E6A
Disable the code to buy as many Pokeballs as needed, then enable the code to sell.

Last Updated 04/25/2002 03:10 PM

 

GameShark Codes

Start with Mew:
01151ED1

Free Master Balls in any Pokemart:
01017CCF

Fight Mew in every battle:
0115D8CF 

Catch wild Mewtwos:
0183D8CF
 

Balloon Pikachu:
013973D1
011364D1
 

Get poison sting as second move:
01281DD0

Fight selected Pokemon in every battle:
01
<00-BF>D8CF
At times, the select Pokemon will be blurred, but proceed to the battle as usual. If the Pokemon and caught and used, it will not appear blurred. The level of the Pokemon should be the level the normal Pokemon would be at if obtained without the code. Use one of the following values.

00: ????
01: Rhydon
02: Kangaskhan
03: Nidoran Male
04: Clefairy
05: Spearow
06: Voltorb
07: Nidoking
08: Slowbro
09: Ivysaur
0A: Exeggcutor
0B: Lickitung
0C: Exeggcute
0D: Grimer
0E: Gengar
0F: Nidoran Female
10: Nidoqueen
11: Cubone
12: Rhyhorn
13: Lapras
14: Arcanine
15: Mew
16: Gyarados
17: Shellder
18: Tentacool
19: Gastly
1A: Scyther
1B: Staryu
1C: Blastoise
1D: Pinsar
1E: Tangela
1F: No Pokemon Labeled As Missingno
20: Missingno
21: Growlithe
22: Onix
23: Fearow
24: Pidgey
25: Slowpoke
26: Kadabra
27: Graveler
28: Chansey
29: Machoke
2A: Mr. Mime
2B: Hitmonlee
2C: Hitmonchan
2D: Arbok
2E: Parasect
2F: Psyduck
30: Drowzee
31: Golem
32: Missingno
33: Magmar
34: Missingno
35: Electabuzz
36: Magneton
37: Koffing
38: Missingno
39: Mankey
3A: Seel
3B: Diglett
3C: Tauros
3D: Missingno
3E: Missingno
3F: Missingno
40: Farfetch'd
41: Venonat
42: Dragonite
43: Missingno
44: Missingno
45: Missingno
46: Dodou
47: Poliwag
48: Jynx
49: Moltres
4A: Articuno
4B: Zapdos
4C: Ditto
4D: Meowth
4E: Krabby
4F: Missingno
50: Missingno
51: Missingno
52: Vulpix
53: Ninetales
54: Pikachu
55: Raichu
56: Missingno
57: Missingno
58: Dratini
59: Dragonair
5A: Kabuto
5B: Kabutops
5C: Horsea
5D: Seadra
5E: Missingno

BF: The rest are glitches
5F: Missingno
60: Sandshrew
61: Sandslash
62: Omanyte
63: Omastar
64: Jigglypuff
65: Wigglytuff
66: Eevee
67: Flareon
68: Jolteon
69: Vaporeon
6A: Machop
6B: Zubat
6C: Ekans
6D: Paras
6E: Poliwhirl
6F: Poliwrath
70: Weedle
71: Kakuna
72: Beedrill
73: Missingno
74: Dodrio
75: Primeape
76: Dugtrio
77: Venomoth
78: Dewdong
79: Missingno
7A: Missingno
7B: Caterpie
7C: Metapod
7D: Butterfree
7E: Machamp
7F: Missingno
80: Golduck
81: Hypno
82: Golbat
83: Mewtwo
84: Snorlax
85: Magikarp
86: Missingno
87: Missingno
88: Muk
89: Missingno
8A: Kingler
8B: Cloyster
8C: Missingno
8D: Electrode
8E: Clefable
8F: Weezing
90: Persian
91: Marowak
92: Missingno
93: Haunter
94: Abra
95: Alakazam
96: Pidgeotto
97: Pidgeot
98: Starmie
99: Bulbasaur
9A: Venusaur
9B: Tentacruel
9C: Missingno
9D: Goldeen
9E: Seaking
9F: Missingno
A0: Missingno
A1: Missingno
A2: Missingno
A3: Ponyta
A4: Rapidash
A5: Rattata
A6: Raticate
A7: Nidorino
A8: Nidorina
A9: Geodude
AA: Porygon
AB: Aerodactyl
AC: Missingno
AD: Magnemite
AE: Missingno
AF: Missingno
B0: Charmander
B1: Squirtle
B2: Charmeleon
B3: Wartortle
B4: Charizard
B5: Missingno
B6: Missingno
B7: Missingno
B8: Missingno
B9: Odish
BA: Gloom
BB: Vileplume
BC: Bellsprout
BD: Weepinbell
BE: Victreebel

HM and TM:
First slot:

01<C4-FA>7CCF
Second slot
:
01<C4-FA>7DCF
Third slot
:
01<C4-FA>7ECF
Fourth slot
:
01<C4-FA>7FCF
Use one of the following values.

C4: HM01 Cut
C5: HM02 Fly
C6: HM03 Surf
C7: HM04 Strength
C8: HM05 Flash
C9: TM01 Mega Punch
CA: TM02 Razor Wind
CB: TM03 Swords Dance
CC: TM04 Whirlwind
CD: TM05 Mega Kick
CE: TM06 Toxic
CF: TM07 Horn Drill
D0: TM08 Body Slam
D1: TM09 Take Down
D2: TM10 Double Edge
D3: TM11 Double Beam
D4: TM12 Watergun
D5: TM13 Ice Beam
D6: TM14 Blizzard
D7: TM15 Hyperbeam
D8: TM16 PayDay
D9: TM17 Submission
DA: TM18 Counter
DB: TM19 Seismic Toss
DC: TM20 Rage
DD: TM21 Mega Drain
DE: TM22 Solar Beam
DF: TM23 Dragon Rage
E0: TM24 Thunderbolt
E1: TM25 Thunder
E2: TM26 Earthquake
E3: TM27 Fissure
E4: TM28 Dig
E5: TM29 Psychic
E6: TM30 Teleport
E7: TM31 Mimic
E8: TM32 Double Team
E9: TM33 Reflect
EA: TM34 Bide
EB: TM35 Metronome
EC: TM36 Self-Destruct
ED: TM37 Egg Bomb
EE: TM38 Fire Blast
EF: TM39 Swift
F0: TM40 Skull Blast
F1: TM41 Soft Boiled
F2: TM42 Dream Eater
F3: TM43 Sky Attack
F4: TM44 Rest
F5: TM45 Thunder Wave
F6: TM46 Psywave
F7: TM47 Exposion
F8: TM48 Rock Slide
F9: TM49 Tri-Attack
FA: TM50 Substitute

Moves:
First move:

01
<01-9D>73D1
Second move:
01
<01-9D>74D1
Third move:
01
<01-9D>75D1
Fourth move:
01
<01-9D>76D1

47: Absorb
33: Acid
97: Acid Armor
61: Agility
85: Amnesia
3E: Aurora Beam
8C: Barrage
70: Barrier
57: Bide
14: Bind
2C: Bite
3B: Blizzard
22: Body Slam
7D: Bone Club
9B: Bonemerang
91: Bubble
3D: Bubblebeam
80: Clamp
04: Comet Punch
6D: Confuse Ray
5D: Confusion
84: Constrict
A0: Conversion
44: Counter
98: Crabhammer
0F: Cut
6F: Defense Curl
5B: Dig
32: Disable
92: Dizzy Punch
18: Double Kick
68: Double Team
26: Double-Edge
03: Doubleslap
52: Dragon Rage
8A: Dream Eater
41: Drill Peck
59: Earthquake
79: Egg Bomb
34: Ember
99: Explosion
7E: Fire Blast
07: Fire Punch
53: Fire Spin
5A: Fissure
35: Flamethrower
94: Flash
13: Fly
74: Focus Energy
1F: Fury Attack
9A: Fury Swipes
89: Glare
2D: Growl
4A: Growth
0C: Guillotine
10: Gust
6A: Harden
72: Haze
1D: Head Butt
88: Hi Jump Kick
1E: Horn Attack
20: Horn Drill
38: Hydro Pump
3F: Hyper Beam
9E: Hyper Fang
5F: Hypnosis
3A: Ice Beam
08: Ice Punch
1A: Jump Kick
02: Karate Chop
86: Kinesis
8D: Leech Life
49: Leech Seed
2B: Leer
7A: Lick
71: Light Screen
8E: Lovely Kiss
43: Low Kick
60: Meditate
48: Mega Drain
19: Mega Kick
05: Mega Punch
76: Metronome
66: Mimic
7B: Minimize
77: Mirror Move
36: Mist
65: Night Shade
06: Pay Day
40: Peck
50: Petal Dance
2A: Pin Missile
8B: Poison Gas
28: Poison Sting
4D: Poison Powder
01: Pound
3C: Psybeam
5E: Psychic
95: Psywave
62: Quick Attack
63: Rage
4B: Razor Leaf
0D: Razor Wind
69: Recover
73: Reflect
9C: Rest
2E: Roar
9D: Rock Slide
58: Rock Throw
1B: Rolling Kick
1C: Sand-Attack
0A: Scratch
67: Screech
45: Seismic Toss
78: Self Destruct
9F: Sharpen
2F: Sing
82: Skull Bash
8F: Sky Attack
15: Slam
A3: Slash
4F: Sleep Powder
7C: Sludge
7B: Smog
6C: Smokescreen
87: Softboiled
4C: Solar Beam
31: Sonicboom
83: Spike Cannon
96: Splash
93: Spore
17: Stomp
46: Strength
51: String Shot
A5: Struggle
4E: Stun Spore
42: Submission
4A: Substitute
2A: Super Fang
30: Supersonic
39: Surf
81: Swift
0E: Swords Dance
21: Tackle
27: Tail Whip
24: Take Down
64: Teleport
25: Thrash
57: Thunder
56: Thunder Wave
55: Thunderbolt
09: Thunderpunch
54: Thundershock
5C: Toxic
90: Transform
A1: Tri Attack
29: Twineedle
0B: Vicegrip
16: Vine Whip
37: Water Gun
7F: Waterfall
12: Whirlwind
11: Wing Attack
6E: Withdraw
23: Wrath

Infant first items:
01001FD3

Last Updated 04/25/2002 03:10 PM

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Beauty Is Skin Deep
Finally reaching the outskirts of Blackthorn City, Ash pushes to quickly seek out the gym where he hopes to earn his final Johto badge. Before he has the opportunity, he chances into a Dratini and learns that its eager trainer, Clair, is in fact the Blackthorn Gym leader.
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Team Rocket steal the Dragon Fang as Ash begins his battle for the final Johto badge with Clair. Then TR get Dragonite on their side to help them escape.
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Great Bowls Of Fire
Ash's Charizard flys in and lands on Ash. Leeza also lands in on Charla who is in love with Charizard. Rocket find a bowl in a Dragon Shrine which upsets Dragonite and causes a fire in a field. So Ash, Leeza and Clair set to put out the fire to save wild Pokemon. After the fire is put out, TR is greatful that they were saved from the fire. Dragonite is under an attack rage and starts attacking Clair, Ash and the gang. This leads to a battle between Dragonair and Charizard versus Dragonite which ends his attack rage.
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Ash's battle with Claire begins right away and Ash uses Snorlax, Pikachu and Charizard. Meanwhile, Team Rocket dig underground to get back the Dragon Fang but end up meeting Charla. Ash wins his 8th gym badge and is allowed to enter the Johto League as Leeza, Charla and Ash's Charizard fly off.
Airs March 21, 2003

 

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