Universal Conquest Wiki. Full Incense. Lax Incense. Luck Incense. Odd Incense. Pure Incense. Rock Incense. Rose Incense. Sea Incense. Wave Incense. Purchase A hold item that slightly boosts Water -type moves. This article is a stub. After this, the guard downstairs will let you pass through. The last Trainer onboard the ship, a Picnicker with a Seaking, is watching the engine rumble here, so fight her and then climb the nearby ladder. Upstairs, head into the nearby cabin, which is the Captain's room.
The older man's missing granddaughter will be in here, until you speak to her. Annoyingly, she'll run away to the far end of the lower level of the ship, just beyond the puking Juggler. Talking to her again and she'll return with you her grandfather's cabin, at which point her grandfather will thank you with a Metal Coat. With the girl safe and sound, the Aqua will dock in Vermilion City, Kanto, so depart the ship and enter town.
As you leave the docks, you'll see Suicune standing on the water in the ocean. It will run off once again and, without missing a beat, Eusine will come out of absolutely nowhere to comment on seeing Suicune. If you try to go east into Route 11, you'll find a giant Snorlax blocking off both your path and Diglett's Cave, so go west into town. Surf southeast from the Gym and you'll find an island with Luck Incense, the hold item that lets Chansey lay Happiny eggs; check the boat above for a Heart Scale.
None of the houses, not even the Fishing Guru's, are particularly noteworthy, but visit the Fan Club just north of the Gym; if you speak to the President and endure his rants about his favorite Pokemon, he'll give you a Rare Candy. Further north is the Pokemon Center if you need to heal and, no, Machop still hasn't finished constructing his owner's new building in HGSS. Unlike in Generation II, Lt. Surge's lock puzzle is back in full glory for HeartGold and SoulSilver.
If you've never played the Generation I games or their remakes, you need to check the trash cans for two switches that will turn off the electric gate secluding Lt.
Surge; they'll be in random bins each time, so just check every can until you find one. The other lock is always in a can immediately next to the first one, at which point you'll gain access to Lt.
While unlocking the gate, you'll probably have to fight the Gym's three subordinates: a Juggler with three Electrode watch out for his Explosions ; a Gentleman who uses Pikachu, Flaaffy and Electrike; and Guitarist who has Jolteon, Voltorb and Magnemite. The Juggler and Rocker also can be fought in a Double Battle if you'd like.
Surge's party proves it: there's not a single filler Pokemon in his team of Raichu, Magneton, Electabuzz and two Electrode.
Surge's main strategy is to annoy you, as few of his attacks are powerful but all but one of his Pokemon, Electabuzz, knows Double Team. Electabuzz and the Thunder Wave Electrode also know Light Screen, reducing the power of your Special attacks; the other Electrode also knows Selfdestruct, so you might want to send a Rock- or Ghost-type out against it. However, Surge is not that hard if you protect against his accuracy modifiers and status effects, as the 60 Base Power Shock Wave is the strongest attack of most of his Pokemon.
Also, none of his Pokemon are particularly sturdy, save for Magneton, so Physical attacks should hurt Surge badly. Meganium and other Grass-types resist Electric-type, so they're a good second choice. Feraligatr and most other Water-types should keep off of the field due to their obvious weakness here, but Typhlosion should do alright, especially in taking out Magneton.
When you defeat Lt. Surge, you'll receive the Thunderbadge and TM34 - Shock Wave, a moderately powerful Electric-type move that never misses. After getting the Thunderbadge, there's nothing else to do in Vermilion City, so leave through the north.
Route 6 is a linear vertical path that brings you Saffron City, which is accessible without needing to give drinks to the outposts' guards. You've seen most of Kanto's Wild Pokemon in Johto, plus their levels are very low, so from this point on they'll only be mentioned if they're new. Currently, the Underground Path to Cerulean City is off-limits due to trouble at the Power Plant, but you'll want to come back later. Behind her is TM62 - Silver Wind, a Bug-type move that has a small chance to boost all of the user's stats.
After getting that, and beating the Trainers, enter Saffron City. Saffron is one of the biggest cities in Kanto so there's a fair amount to do. If you need to heal, do so at the Pokemon Center just ahead. At the other end of this street is Mr. Psychic's house and, if you speak to him, he'll give you TM29 - Psychic, the best Psychic-type move in the game.
In the middle of the street behind Mr. Psychic's house is Silph Co. While Silph Co. The Magnet Train station is found on the northmost street, but the Train is currently down due to the problems at the Power Plant; you can also get your picture taken in front of the station. Just below the Magnet Train station is the home of Copycat, a girl who likes to collect dolls and imitate other people.
She's currently upset because she lost her favorite Pokemon Doll that somebody gave her three years ago; you'll have to find it for her as usual, but you can't do this until a bit later. Brawl Pokemon Silver: User Info: dethl I believe it's on a beach you can reach by surfing south-east of the gym.
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