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DownloadeGuideTo ContentsHow to Use This BookPokémonHeartGold andSoulSilver VersionsJohto Guide& PokédexChoose the section you want to learn more aboutHOW TO USE THIS BOOKPokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions Johto Guide & PokédexPrimer for Pokémon TrainingPage 25Page 181Pokéathlon GuidePage 185Learn how to competein all the events of thePokéathlon, a Pokémonsports festival.Here’s what you need toknow about the SafariZone, home to lots ofwild Pokémon.Pokéwalker GuidePage 201Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection GuidePage 211Using examples, thisexplains gameplayfeatures available throughNintendo Wi-Fi Connection.Learn how to usethe Pokéwalker, anaccessory that lets youtake Pokémon with youanywhere, anytime.Link Play GuidePage 221Johto PokédexA guide to Johto’s 256Pokémon species. It’s aquick way to check whereand how you can findeach Pokémon.See examples of thedifferent play experiencesyou can access throughNintendo DS WirelessCommunications.Adventure DataPage 317Useful charts ofeverything from Pokémonmoves and Abilities toitems and their uses.24Page 61From New Bark Town allthe way to the PokémonLeague, this walkthroughwill guide you throughyour adventure.This primer has basicinformation on the gameand the world of Pokémon.It also explains the games’new features.Safari Zone GuideJohto Adventure WalkthroughProtected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.Page 229
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsRaise YourPokémon Right!Raise Your Pokémon Right!PRIMER FOR POKÉMON TRAININGThere are many different kinds of PokémonPokémon are strangeand wondrous creatureswhose lives are still largelyshrouded in mystery.Though many Pokémonlive out in fields or underthe waves, there are stillothers who live together inpartnership with humans.Nobody knows how manyPokémon there are in all,and new kinds are beingdiscovered all the time.How to obtain PokémonIn order to succeed on your adventure, you’ll have to partner up withPokémon and use their powers to help you. For that reason, you’d betterHow to obtain PokémonCatch wild PokémonMost Pokémon inhabit places likefields, caves, and bodies of water.Go discover and catch them.Get them through story eventsYou can get Pokémon or PokémonEggs as the story unfolds, so besure to talk to townspeople.26get acquainted with the various methods of obtaining Pokémon.Evolve them through battleAs Pokémon build up theirstrength by battling, some ofthem will evolve. After Evolution,the Pokémon’s name andappearance will change.Link trade with friendsSome Pokémon are especially hardto obtain. The easiest way to getthem is by trading with a friend.Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsPokémon Distributed in EventsAdventureInfoNot all Pokémon can be obtained through regular gameplay. To get certain rare Pokémon, you’llhave to attend a Pokémon event or connect to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. The Legendary Pokémonbelow are only available through special events and not through regular gameplay—check theofficial Pokémon website at Pokémon.com for updates on how to obtain these Pokémon.Pokémon Distributed in Events So FarMewNotesNotesIf you fulfill certain conditions in the WiiWare game My PokémonRanch, Hayley will trade you a Mew. Note that My Pokémon Ranch isonly compatible with Pokémon Diamond or Pearl Version, and can’t beused with Pokémon HeartGold or SoulSilver Version.Celebi can be transferred from Pal Park onceacquired in Pokémon FireRed, LeafGreen,Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald version.JirachiNotesJirachi can be transferred from Pal Park once acquired inPokémon FireRed, LeafGreen, Ruby, Sapphire, or Emerald version.DeoxysNotesDeoxys can be transferred from Pal Parkonce acquired in Pokémon Ruby,Sapphire, or Emerald version.PRIMER FOR POKÉMON TRAININGCelebiManaphyNotesRaise Your Pokémon Right!A Manaphy Egg can be obtained inPokémon Ranger or Pokémon Ranger:Shadows of Almia by completing a SpecialMission, then transferred to PokémonHeartGold or SoulSilver Version.*DarkraiNotesDarkrai can be obtained inPokémon Ranger: Shadows ofAlmia by completing a SpecialMission, then transferredto Pokémon HeartGold orSoulSilver Version.ShayminNotesShaymin is only available throughdistribution at special events.ArceusNotesArceus is only available throughdistribution at special events.*Since Phione can be obtained by hatching Eggs, it is not classified as a Legendary Pokémon.Battling makes Pokémon strongerA Pokémon grows and becomes stronger by battling. If it wins a battle,it gains Exp. Points (Experience Points). Once it accumulates enoughExperience Points, it levels up and gets a stat increase. Take care intraining your Pokémon to make it powerful.Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.Earn Exp. Pointsto level up.27
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsWinningStrategiesLearn the different typesPokémon can be classified into 17 types, such as Normal, Fire, Water, or Grass. These types are a key factor in determining a battle’s vusDratiniHoundourSteelixPokémon moves also have typesBoth Pokémon and their moves have types. This Totodile is typicalof most Pokémon. Although it belongs to the Water type, it learnsExample: Totodilemoves from other types as well.The move’s type is used when attackingWhen Totodile attacks Pidgey, look at Bite’stype—the Dark type.The Pokémon’s type is used when defendingWhen Pidgey attacks, look at Totodile’stype—the Water type.Attacks with BiteHit by PeckWinning StrategiesType of the moveBite:DarkPokémon’stype:WaterTurn the tables by targeting a foe’s weaknessTypes interact like a big game of “Rock-Paper-Scissors.” For instance,Water is strong against Fire, but weak against Grass. If the attackingPokémon’s move type is strong against the defending Pokémon’s type,the move does twice the damage.PRIMER FOR POKÉMON TRAININGExamples of the 17 Pokémon typesTypes have lFireGood type compatibility means increased damage!Bad type compatibility means reduced damage.Attacks with a Fire-type moveCyndaquilFireDeals increased damage because it’s agood type matchupAttacks with a Fire-type moveChikoritaCyndaquilGrassFireDeals reduced damage because it’s abad type matchupTotodileWaterSee page 345 for a chart of type weaknesses by individual Pokémon. Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.35
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DownloadeGuideTo ContentsThe Town Where the Winds of a New Beginning BlowNew Bark TownNew Bark Town is home to Professor Elm, an authority on PokémonEvolution. This is where you will receive your first Pokémon and beginyour journey across Johto.StoryNew Bark TownRoute 29 (to Cherrygrove City)Your HouseHeadbuttPokémonExeggcute Hoothoot Ledyba Pineco Spinarak Route 27 (to Indigo Plateau)JOHTO ADVENTURE WALKTHROUGHFirst visitPokégearPotion 5After Togepi hatchesEverstoneAfter the Dragon’s DenMaster BallLyra/Ethan’s HouseFishingRodPokémonM AOldMagikarp Tentacool Chinchou Water SurfaceMagikarp PokémonShellder Tentacool TentacoolTentacruel GoodStep1N* Photographer Cameron appears after you beat the Goldenrod Gym.Photographer Cameron (Tuesday)Go downstairs and talk to your momAt the start of the game, come down from the second floor and talkto your mom. She says that Professor Elm has been asking for you.You can now use the menu to save the game and access your Bag andTrainer Card.Step2Go to Lyra/Ethan’s houseStop by Lyra/Ethan’s house before you visit Professor Elm’s PokémonLab. You’ll find Lyra/Ethan and Marill waiting on 2F. Lyra/Ethan isalready a Pokémon Trainer and acts like a mentor to you, so say hello.Step3Get your Pokémon from Professor ElmWhen you get to Professor Elm’s Pokémon Lab, Professor Elm explainsthe benefi ts of letting a Pokémon out of its Poké Ball so it can walk withyou. Then he lets you choose a Pokémon from one of three Poké Balls.Choose with care!62SurfProfessor Elm’sPokémon LabItems Field Moves NeededProfessor ElmYou’ve got Mail(on your PC)Check the PC in your room to read Mail fromLyra/Ethan. You’ll hear how exciting it is to goon an adventure and how awesome Pokémonare. The Mail even has a Marill stamp.If you’re a boy,your friend is a girlIf you choose the boy for your hero, thesupporting role goes to Lyra, the girl. But ifyou pick the girl, then the supporting rolegoes to Ethan, the boy.The greatProfessor ElmThe townspeople say that Professor Elmdiscovered Pikachu’s pre-evolved form, Pichu.The professor is known worldwide as aneminent authority on Pokémon Evolution.Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsNew Bark TownGet one of these Pokémon from Professor ElmCyndaquil Lv. 5FireABILITY BlazeChikorita Lv. 5Totodile Lv. 5GrassWaterABILITY Overgrow4JOHTO ADVENTURE WALKTHROUGHStepABILITY TorrentProfessor Elm’s errandProfessor Elm received a message from Mr. Pokémon, who lives north ofCherrygrove City. It sounds like he needs something. Now that you havea Pokémon, Professor Elm asks you to go see what Mr. Pokémon wants.Step5Your mom gives you the PokégearGo home and talk to your mom before heading off to Mr. Pokémon’shouse. She’ll give you the Pokégear, now back from being repaired.The Pokégear is a handy device that lets you call your stored contactsat any time. You’re going to need it on your long journey.Pokégear6New Bark TownStepHead west to Route 29Head west through town until you reach Route 29. Just before youget there, Professor Elm will dash out of his lab to make sure you havehis number recorded on your Pokégear. With all your preparationscomplete, it’s time to follow Route 29 (p. 66).After visitingMr. PokémonProfessor Elm’s Pokémonhas been stolen!There’s been a Pokémon theft in Professor Elm’s Pokémon Lab!According to Lyra/Ethan, a boy with bright red hair was seen peeringinto the lab. When you mention that you’ve battled the boy, thePoliceman asks his name—so go ahead and say what it is.After visitingMr. PokémonBring the Mystery Egg to Professor ElmGive Professor Elm the Mystery Egg you received from Mr. Pokémon.After you tell Professor Elm that Professor Oak gave you the Pokédex,he suggests that you go challenge Pokémon Gyms. After gaining yourfirst Badge, talk to the Professor’s assistant at the Poké Mart to get theEgg back.RivalAny Pokémon canwalk beside youIn Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions,the Pokémon at the head of your party followsyou around regardless of whether it’s a giantSteelix or tiny Pichu. Try this out with lots ofdifferent Pokémon.Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.63
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsNew Bark TownAfter visitingMr. PokémonThe Pokégear stores moreinfo as time goes onHave your mom manage your savingsThe Pokégear does more than store importantphone numbers. You can also use it to storethe numbers of regular Trainers you meet onyour adventure. The more you travel, the moreuseful it becomes.Talk to your mom on your way out of the house and she’ll offer to create asavings account from part of your battle winnings. This is actually a greatidea, because she can then buy you some very rare Berries (p. 340).JOHTO ADVENTURE WALKTHROUGHAfter visitingMr. PokémonYour Pokémon is sure to pick up some bumpsand scrapes during your trip to Mr. Pokémon’shouse. Remember, you can use the PC at thePokémon Lab to heal it back up.The nearest Pokémon Gym is in Violet City, but first you’ll have to getthere. You’ll need to take Route 29 (p. 66), cross Cherrygrove City, andthen take Routes 30 and 31.After theMystery EgghatchesShow Togepi to Professor ElmAfter the Mystery Egg hatches into Togepi, put Togepi at the head ofyour party and show it to Professor Elm. The professor is surprised—he’s never seen anything like it in the Johto region. In return for theamazing sight, he gives you an Everstone.After theDragon’s DenNew Bark TownHeal your Pokémonat the labHead northwest toward Violet CityTogepiNormalABILITIES Hustle Serene GraceElm’s last Pokémon iscarefully guardedProfessor Elm gives youthe Master BallSince one of Professor Elm’s Pokémon wasstolen by the red-headed boy, the police areon heightened alert. His remaining Pokémon isnow protected by a glass case.After you’re finished at the Dragon’s Den, return to New Bark Town andvisit Professor Elm. Now that you have eight Gym Badges, he givesyou a Master Ball to commemorate the occasion. This is the ultimatePoké Ball, capable of catching any Pokémon. You only get one, so useit wisely!After getting theMaster BallAfter battlingHo-Oh/LugiaGo to Ecruteak City tomeet the Kimono GirlsProfessor Elm says that theKimono Girls came to the lablooking for you. He says thatthey’re waiting for you at theEcruteak Dance Theater. Use Flyto zip over to Ecruteak City(p. 34).From Route 27 tothe Indigo PlateauAfter you’ve settled your battlewith Ho-Oh/Lugia, your last orderof business in Johto is to head forthe Pokémon League, located in themiddle of the Indigo Plateau. Fromthe east edge of New Bark Town,use Surf to take Route 27 towardthe Indigo Plateau (p. 34).QuilavaFireABILITY BlazeCroconawWaterABILITY TorrentBayleefGrassABILITY Overgrow64Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsTo ContentsDifferences between PokémonHeartGold and SoulSilverPokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions have the same basic story, but it’s the differencesbetween them that keep things exciting. Check out some of the features unique to each game.Difference 1The title screen is differentPokémon HeartGold Version’s title screen shows Ho-Ohsoaring through the sky. But start up Pokémon SoulSilverVersion, and the title screen shows Lugia swimmingthrough the ocean depths.Different Pokémon speciesEach game has a slightlydifferent Pokémonselection. Some Pokémonare exclusive to oneversion or the other. You’llhave to trade with friendsto catch them all andcomplete your Pokédex.Difference 3Pokémon SoulSilverPokémon HeartGoldPokémon SoulSilverLugia and Ho-Oh differ by level and appearance orderPokémon HeartGoldHo-OhLv. 45LugiaLv. 70Pokémon SoulSilverDIFFERENCES BETWEEN POKÉMON HEARTGOLD AND SOULSILVERDifference 2Pokémon HeartGoldLugiaLv. 45Ho-OhLv. 70*In Pokémon HeartGold Version, Lugia appears post-Hall of Fame.*In Pokémon SoulSilver Version, Ho-Oh appears post-Hall of Fame.Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.65
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsPOKÉATHLON GUIDECompete in Pokémon Eventsin the PokéathlonEnter ten different events with your PokémonCompete in Pokémon Events in the PokéathlonThe Pokéathlon is a new sports festival that you enterwith your Pokémon. This is not a Pokémon battle.You don’t have to level up Pokémon to succeed inthe Pokéathlon, so anyone can participate. It’s yourPokémon’s own Performance that has the biggesteffect on the outcome. To enter the competition, visitthe Pokéathlon Dome next to the National Park.What is the PokéathlonPoint1It’s a new sports festival that you and your Pokémon can enjoyPoint2Unlike Pokémon battles, your Pokémon can do well without being highly trainedPoint3Compete in ten different eventsPoint4Test your Pokémon’s Performance and your own skillsPoint5Earn Athlete Points and exchange them for rare itemsYour Pokémon’s Performance determines events where it will shineWhat’s Performance?A five-star maximumThe stats used in the Pokéathlon comprise your Orange stars indicate current Performance,Pokémon’s Performance rating, which indicates whereas white stars indicate potential.the events best suited to your Pokémon.Give your Pokémon Aprijuice to improve its PerformanceDrinking Aprijuice can improve a Pokémon’s Performance. Be careful—some kinds of Aprijuicecan lower a Pokémon’s Performance, too.Performance varies by day and by Pokémon NatureThe Pokémon’s Performance changes by day, and also varies depending on the Pokémon’s Nature.186Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsHurdle DashKeyPerformanceSpeedSkillWon Point TotalbyJumpMovement speedVault the Hurdles to accelerateyour PokémonRecommended Hurdle Dash PokémonGolbatAs the name suggests, the Hurdle Dash is a race overHurdles. Your team takes off running. As they approach theHurdles, tap a Pokémon to make it jump. If the Pokémonclears the Hurdle, it accelerates.POKÉATHLON GUIDE PerformanceCrobat Performance aminaJumpPositionTimeElapsedHurdle Dash rules1 Performance SkarmoryCourse2Speed Up3DoubleJumpsSpeedPowerSkillStaminaJump The Hurdle positions change each time you play. Performance SpeedPowerSkillStaminaJump Aerodactyl4Full-SpeedDash If the Pokémon jumps the Hurdle just right, it accelerates. There are three possible speed levels. A Pokémon returns to its base speed if it hits a Hurdle.SpeedPowerSkillStaminaJump Performance 1Pokémon makes a well-timed jump while running at topspeed (the third level), it enters a full-speed dash.down to its base speed. If a Pokémon lands on a Hurdle, it can double jump off it. To double jump, tap the Pokémon just as it lands on the Hurdle. If it successfully double jumps, the Hurdle is destroyed and itjumps again, speeding up a level.Watch the entire screen, monitoring all three tracks at onceWork on jumping without hitting the HurdlesThe main challenge is to pull off a clean jump by tapping a Pokémon as it approaches a Hurdle. On the otherhand, it’s pointless to have one Pokémon run a clean race but leave the other two on their own. You’ll need topractice until you can manage to keep all three Pokémon jumping successfully.3 If a Pokémon hits a Hurdle during a full-speed dash, it slowsThree of your Pokémon run the track at the same time, so you’ll have to keep your eye on all of them. Adjustyour position and your Nintendo DS system, and you should be able to find a way to watch all three trackscomfortably.2SpeedPowerSkillStaminaJump If aHurdle Dash techniquesOnce you master the Hurdles, aim for the full-speed dashThere are three levels of speed, and running at full speed will bring you that much closer to Hurdle Dashvictory! Your Pokémon speed up as they clear the Hurdles, and that’s the key. Focus on avoiding Hurdles soyour Pokémon can accelerate up to the third speed level.190JumpluffHurdle PerformanceHurdle DashLength of jumpAccelerationProtected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsHow to Use theJohto PokédexThe OfficialPokémon HeartGoldand SoulSilverJohto PokédexJohtoPokédexJOHTO POKÉDEX12No.001 12172023283134394245NameTackleGrowlRazor LeafPoisonPowderSynthesisReflectMagical LeafNatural GiftSweet ScentLight ScreenBody 00PP35402535520201520301525510RangeNormalAll foesAll foesNormalSelfAll alliesNormalNormalAll foesAll alliesNormalAll alliesAll rmalDA— ————————— ———MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLEHPATTACKDEFENSESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. DEFENSESPEEDSPEEDPOWERSKILLLeaf PokémonLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED MOVESNameTypeNormalHeadbutt4How toObtainSTAMINAJUMPPokémonHeartGold1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —the beginning of the adventurethe beginning of the adventureHow to Read the Pokédex DataHow to Use the Pokédex15TypeThe Pokémon's type. Some Pokémon havetwo types.2StatsFor each of the six key Pokémon stats, thenumber of dots (maximum of 6) indicates howreadily that stat increases in comparison toother Pokémon.4The moves that the Pokémon can learn eitherfrom a person or through leveling up.Chart KeyAbilityThe Pokémon's Ability. If two Abilities arelisted, each individual Pokémon will have oneof the two.3Level-Up and Learned MovesLv. .The level at which the move can be learnedType .The move's typeKind .Whether the move is a physical, special, orstatus movePow. .The move's attack powerAcc. .The move's accuracyPP .How many times the move can be usedRange.The number and type of targets that themove affectsDA .Whether the move is a direct attack thatmakes physical contact with the target6PerformanceThese are stats that affect how well aPokémon performs in the Pokéathlon sportscompetition. The number of orange starsindicates the base Performance level, andwhite stars indicate how much further eachPerformance stat can be raised (maximummeansis fi ve stars). For example,that the Pokémon's standard Performanceis 2, but can go up to 3. Performance levelvaries depending on the day of the week, thePokémon's nature, and what Aprijuicesyou use.How to ObtainTwo main methods you can use to obtain aPokémon. Sometimes, there may only be oneway to obtain a Pokémon.230Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsJohtoPokédexNo.001 ChikoritaLeaf PokémonLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED SESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. 201520301525510RangeNormalAll foesAll foesNormalSelfAll alliesNormalNormalAll foesAll alliesNormalAll alliesAll rmalDA— ————————— ———MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalHeadbuttHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —the beginning of the adventurethe beginning of the adventure002 BayleefJOHTO POKÉDEXPERFORMANCENameTackleGrowlRazor LeafPoisonPowderSynthesisReflectMagical LeafNatural GiftSweet ScentLight ScreenBody SlamSafeguardAromatherapySolarBeamLeaf PokémonLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED 520201520301525510RangeNormalAll foesAll foesNormalAll foesNormalSelfAll alliesNormalNormalAll foesAll alliesNormalAll alliesAll rmalDA ——————————— ———MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalHeadbuttHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Level up Chikorita to Lv. 162 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Level up Chikorita to Lv. 162 —001CHIKORITAHPATTACKDEFENSESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. DEFENSESPEEDABILITYNameTackleGrowlRazor LeafPoisonPowderRazor LeafPoisonPowderSynthesisReflectMagical LeafNatural GiftSweet ScentLight ScreenBody SlamSafeguardAromatherapySolarBeam002No.003 HPATTACKDEFENSESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. owlRazor LeafPoisonPowderRazor LeafPoisonPowderSynthesisReflectMagical LeafNatural GiftPetal DanceSweet ScentLight ScreenBody 5510RangeNormalAll foesAll foesNormalAll foesNormalSelfAll alliesNormalNormal1 randomAll foesAll alliesNormalAll alliesAll malDA —————————003MEGANIUMOvergrowHerb PokémonLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED MOVESGrassABILITYBAYLEEFJohtoPokédex —— ———MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalGrassHeadbuttFrenzy PlantHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Level up Bayleef to Lv. 322 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Level up Bayleef to Lv. 322 —Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.231
DownloadeGuideTo ContentsJohtoPokédexNo.004 CyndaquilLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED STATSSP. ATTACKSP. DEFENSESPEEDABILITYJOHTO k AttackFlame WheelDefense CurlSwiftLava 4020151520155RangeNormalAll foesNormalNormalNormalNormalSelfAll foesAlly all foesNormalNormalNormalAll � ——— ———— —MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalHeadbuttHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Receive from Professor Elm in New Bark Town at2 —the beginning of the adventurethe beginning of the adventure005 QuilavaVolcano PokémonLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED ESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. DEFENSESPEEDABILITYBlazeCYNDAQUIL004Fire Mouse ackleLeerSmokeScreenSmokeScreenEmberQuick AttackFlame WheelDefense CurlSwiftLava 0100PP353020202530254020151520155RangeNormalAll foesNormalNormalNormalNormalNormalSelfAll foesAlly all foesNormalNormalNormalAll � ———— ———— —MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalHeadbuttHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Level up Cyndaquil to Lv. 142 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Level up Cyndaquil to Lv. 142 —QUILAVA005JohtoPokédexNo.006 TyphlosionLEVEL-UP AND LEARNED 6ABILITYBlaze232PERFORMANCEVolcano PokémonHPATTACKDEFENSESTATSSP. ATTACKSP. DEFENSESPEEDSPEEDPOWERSKILLSTAMINAJUMPNameGyro k AttackFlame WheelDefense CurlSwiftLava 202530254020151520155RangeNormalNormalAll foesNormalNormalNormalNormalNormalNormalSelfAll foesAlly all foesNormalNormalNormalAll ngeNormalNormalDA ————— ———— —MOVES TAUGHT BY PEOPLENameTypeNormalFireHeadbuttBlast BurnHow toObtainPokémonHeartGold1 Level up Quilava to Lv. 362 —PokémonSoulSilver1 Level up Quilava to Lv. 362 —Protected by copyright. Unauthorized or unlawful copying or downloading expressly prohibited.
To ContentsThe Official PokémonJohto Guide & PokédexSTAFFPUBLISHED BYThe Pokémon Company International333 108th Ave NE, Suite 1900Bellevue, WA 98004TM, & The Pokémon Company International.All rights reserved.DESIGN & PRODUCTIONPrima GamesMario De GoviaShaida BoroumandStephanie SanchezEDITORS-IN-CHIEFMichael G. RyanLawrence NevesEDITORSKellyn BallardBlaise SelbyEoin SandersACKNOWLEDGEMENTSColin PalmerYasuhiro UsuiKatherine FangChris SilvestriKazuya KitamuraIan LevensteinEve EschenbacherTRANSLATION SERVICESClaire Samuels99 Lives Design, LLCAdam CrowellEmily CrowellOliver CrowellSonja MorrisISBN: 978-0-307-46804-8Published in the United States using materials from the Pokémon HeartGoldand SoulSilver Official Complete Clear Guide Johto Adventure and JohtoPokédex. Published in Japan 2009 by Media Factory, Inc.SPECIAL THANKS TO:Editor: Shusuke Motomiya and ONEUP, Inc.Design & Layout: RAGTIME CO., LTD., and SUZUKIKOUBOU, Inc.COVER DESIGNBridget O’Ne
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