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== Starting Out ==
==Starting Out==
After selecting ''New Game'', you are asked to select your character's gender. {{v|Crystal}} is notable for being the first of the main series handheld games to offer the ability to play as a female Trainer. After you make your selection, you are then asked to enter the time. Before long, [[Professor Oak]] appears, and introduces you to the world of Pokémon. He then asks you to choose a name, or enter a new one. After that, you wake up in your bedroom.
After selecting ''New Game'', you are asked to select your character's gender. {{v|Crystal}} is notable for being the first of the main series handheld games to offer the ability to play as a female Trainer. After you make your selection, you are then asked to enter the time. Before long, [[Professor Oak]] appears, and introduces you to the world of Pokémon. He then asks you to choose a name, or enter a new one. After that, you wake up in your bedroom.


[[File:Kris.png|thumb|Choosing a name]]
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== Home ==
==Home==
[[File:Player Bedroom GSC.png|thumb|The player's bedroom]]
[[File:Player Bedroom GSC.png|thumb|The player's bedroom]]
=== The PC ===
===The PC===
The [[PC]] sitting on the desk can be used to store extra items, since your pack only has a limited capacity. To store an item, choose ''Deposit Item'' and select an item. To retrieve an item, choose ''Withdraw Item'' and then select an item. Finally, to get rid of an item permanently, use ''Toss Item'' and select the item to throw away. There is also a ''Mailbox'' function on your PC to store [[mail]], as well as a ''Decoration'' option. Lastly, the ''Turn Off'' option will shut down your PC (like with other menus, this can also be achieved by pressing the B Button).
The [[PC]] sitting on the desk can be used to store extra items, since your pack only has a limited capacity. To store an item, choose ''Deposit Item'' and select an item. To retrieve an item, choose ''Withdraw Item'' and then select an item. Finally, to get rid of an item permanently, use ''Toss Item'' and select the item to throw away. There is also a ''Mailbox'' function on your PC to store [[mail]], as well as a ''Decoration'' option. Lastly, the ''Turn Off'' option will shut down your PC (like with other menus, this can also be achieved by pressing the B Button).


=== Mom ===
===Mom===
Go downstairs and talk to [[Mom]]. She tells you that [[Professor Elm]] has something to ask you. Before you leave, she returns your [[Pokégear]]. This handy device is something that a Trainer should never be without, featuring clock, map, phone, and radio functions later on. She helps you activate your Pokégear's clock function, asking about the day of the week and Daylight Savings Time.
Go downstairs and talk to [[Mom]]. She tells you that [[Professor Elm]] has something to ask you. Before you leave, she returns your [[Pokégear]]. This handy device is something that a Trainer should never be without, featuring clock, map, phone, and radio functions later on. She helps you activate your Pokégear's clock function, asking about the day of the week and Daylight Savings Time.


To get out of your house, there is a mat at the door. Simply walk right through it and - welcome to [[New Bark Town]]!
To get out of your house, there is a mat at the door. Simply walk right through it and - welcome to [[New Bark Town]]!


== New Bark Town ==
==New Bark Town==
[[File:New Bark Town GSC.png|thumb|200px|New Bark Town]]
[[File:New Bark Town GSC.png|thumb|200px|New Bark Town]]


[[New Bark Town]] is a rather boring, quaint town, having only four buildings. The house to the east is yours, the house to the south belongs to [[Professor Elm]], the house to the southwest is home to another resident, and the big building to the north is Professor Elm's lab. Ignore the {{ga|Silver|red-haired kid}} that kicks you out of his way, and enter the lab.
[[New Bark Town]] is a rather boring, quaint town, having only four buildings. The house to the east is yours, the house to the south belongs to [[Professor Elm]], the house to the southwest is home to another resident, and the big building to the north is Professor Elm's lab. Ignore the {{ga|Silver|red-haired kid}} that kicks you out of his way, and enter the lab.


=== Professor Elm's Lab ===
===Professor Elm's Lab===
[[Professor Elm]] is busy with his studies, so he asks you to visit an old colleague of his. [[Mr. Pokémon]]'s house is located on {{rt|30|Johto}}, north of [[Cherrygrove City]], and he has an intriguing discovery for the professor. Elm offers you one of his three newly discovered Pokémon from his desk to accompany you. The one you pick will be holding a {{DL|Berry (Generation II)|Berry}}.
[[Professor Elm]] is busy with his studies, so he asks you to visit an old colleague of his. [[Mr. Pokémon]]'s house is located on {{rt|30|Johto}}, north of [[Cherrygrove City]], and he has an intriguing discovery for the professor. Elm offers you one of his three newly discovered Pokémon from his desk to accompany you. The one you pick will be holding a {{DL|Berry (Generation II)|Berry}}.


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* Like {{p|Bulbasaur}}, the {{type|Grass}} {{p|Chikorita}} is strong against {{t|Rock}}-, {{t|Ground}}-, and {{type|Water}} Pokémon, and is weak against {{t|Fire}}-, {{t|Bug}}-, {{t|Poison}}-, and {{type|Flying}} Pokémon. It learns {{m|Razor Leaf}} at level 8, but doesn't learn any other damage-dealing Grass-type moves until much higher levels. Being a Grass-type, it will also have the toughest time against the first Gym.
* Like {{p|Bulbasaur}}, the {{type|Grass}} {{p|Chikorita}} is strong against {{t|Rock}}-, {{t|Ground}}-, and {{type|Water}} Pokémon, and is weak against {{t|Fire}}-, {{t|Bug}}-, {{t|Poison}}-, and {{type|Flying}} Pokémon. It learns {{m|Razor Leaf}} at level 8, but doesn't learn any other damage-dealing Grass-type moves until much higher levels. Being a Grass-type, it will also have the toughest time against the first Gym.


* {{p|Charmander}}'s successor, the {{type|Fire}} {{p|Cyndaquil}} is strong against {{t|Grass}}-, {{t|Bug}}-, and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon but has trouble when battling Water-, Ground-, and Rock Pokémon. It learns {{m|Ember}} at level 12, but its Fire moves are on the weaker side, so it will be difficult to use starting out.
* {{p|Charmander}}'s successor, the {{type|Fire}} {{p|Cyndaquil}} is strong against {{t|Grass}}-, {{t|Bug}}-, and {{type|Ice}} Pokémon but has trouble when battling Water-, Ground-, and Rock Pokémon. It learns {{m|Ember}} at level 12, but its Fire moves are on the weaker side, so it will be difficult to use starting out.


* Johto's version of {{p|Squirtle}}, the {{type|Water}} {{p|Totodile}} is great against Fire-, Rock-, and Ground Pokémon, but struggles against Grass- and Electric Pokémon. It learns a bunch of strong attacks, though only a few are Water moves. Totodile is probably the best starter to pick, though Water types are more common in Johto than Grass or Fire types.
* Johto's version of {{p|Squirtle}}, the {{type|Water}} {{p|Totodile}} is great against Fire-, Rock-, and Ground Pokémon, but struggles against Grass- and Electric Pokémon. It learns a bunch of strong attacks, though only a few are Water moves. Totodile is probably the best starter to pick, though Water types are more common in Johto than Grass or Fire types.


Once you've got your new Pokémon, head west to {{rt|29|Johto}}. Elm gives you his phone number on your way out, and as you leave, his assistant gives you a [[Potion]]. If you need to heal your team, you can return to Elm's lab and use his PC.
Once you've got your new Pokémon, head west to {{rt|29|Johto}}. Elm gives you his phone number on your way out, and as you leave, his assistant gives you a [[Potion]]. If you need to heal your team, you can return to Elm's lab and use his PC.


== Route 29 ==
==Route 29==
[[File:Johto Route 29 GSC.png|thumb|550px|Route 29]]
[[File:Johto Route 29 GSC.png|thumb|550px|Route 29]]


The winding {{rt|29|Johto}} leads you right to [[Cherrygrove City]]. The route forces westbound travelers to walk through patches of tall grass, but without [[Poké Ball]]s, you can't catch anything yet!
The winding {{rt|29|Johto}} leads you right to [[Cherrygrove City]]. The route forces westbound travelers to walk through patches of tall grass, but without [[Poké Ball]]s, you can't catch anything yet!


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=== Pick a Berry ===
===Pick a Berry===
On the northwest hill is a {{DL|Berry (Generation II)|Berry}} tree. One of [[Generation II]]'s new additions is a variety of Berries that can do anything from recovering health to eliminating status problems. This type of Berry will recover 10 HP when used, whether it is used by the player or a Pokémon. When a Pokémon holds a natural item like a Berry, it may decide to use it during battle. Pokémon won't interact with man-made items like {{DL|Potion|Potions}}, since they don't know what they are. Berries grow back, so return the next day to find another one.
On the northwest hill is a {{DL|Berry (Generation II)|Berry}} tree. One of [[Generation II]]'s new additions is a variety of Berries that can do anything from recovering health to eliminating status problems. This type of Berry will recover 10 HP when used, whether it is used by the player or a Pokémon. When a Pokémon holds a natural item like a Berry, it may decide to use it during battle. Pokémon won't interact with man-made items like {{DL|Potion|Potions}}, since they don't know what they are. Berries grow back, so return the next day to find another one.


=== The Week Siblings ===
===The Week Siblings===
The [[Week Siblings]] are seven siblings that visit various areas around the region, and give out different power-up items for a Pokémon to hold. They will begin appearing after you defeat the first Gym. Each sibling only gives out their respective power-up once. Tuscany appears in the center of the route every Tuesday, and hands out the {{DL|Type-enhancing item|Pink Bow}}. When held, it powers-up a Pokémon's {{type|Normal}} moves.
The [[Week Siblings]] are seven siblings that visit various areas around the region, and give out different power-up items for a Pokémon to hold. They will begin appearing after you defeat the first Gym. Each sibling only gives out their respective power-up once. Tuscany appears in the center of the route every Tuesday, and hands out the {{DL|Type-enhancing item|Pink Bow}}. When held, it powers-up a Pokémon's {{type|Normal}} moves.