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Now that you are in [[Rustboro City]], you can challenge the first Gym in this region. But first, there's a lot of exploring to do here. In the far southwest building, a boy upstairs gives you a {{DL|Poké Ball|Premier Ball}}. The largest building, headquarters of the [[Devon Corporation]], is mostly inaccessible right now. Later, scientists here can revive [[Root Fossil]]s into {{p|Lileep}} and [[Claw Fossil]]s into {{p|Anorith}}. In the house next to the Gym, a man will [[trade]] you his {{p|Seedot}} (nicknamed Dots) for a {{p|Ralts}}. It's useful if you want to complete your Pokédex, less useful until you get to the [[Move Reminder|Move Relearner]], and excellent when it evolves into a {{p|Shiftry}}. The building that is located slightly west of the [[Pokémon Center]] belongs to the Cutter, who will give you {{HM|01|Cut}} when you talk to him. It's important that you get the HM in order to continue with your adventure. However, you can't use it outside of battle until you get the {{Badge|Stone}} from the Gym. Slightly northeast of the Pokémon Center is the Trainers' School, where you can read about [[Status condition]]s on the blackboard. If you talk to the teacher, you will receive the {{DL|In-battle effect item|Quick Claw}} which occasionally allows a Pokémon to attack first during a turn in battle. Finally, you can find [[Scott]] inside the building around the lower-left corner, who tells you that he is searching for talented Trainers. | Now that you are in [[Rustboro City]], you can challenge the first Gym in this region. But first, there's a lot of exploring to do here. In the far southwest building, a boy upstairs gives you a {{DL|Poké Ball|Premier Ball}}. The largest building, headquarters of the [[Devon Corporation]], is mostly inaccessible right now. Later, scientists here can revive [[Root Fossil]]s into {{p|Lileep}} and [[Claw Fossil]]s into {{p|Anorith}}. In the house next to the Gym, a man will [[trade]] you his {{p|Seedot}} (nicknamed Dots) for a {{p|Ralts}}. It's useful if you want to complete your Pokédex, less useful until you get to the [[Move Reminder|Move Relearner]], and excellent when it evolves into a {{p|Shiftry}}. The building that is located slightly west of the [[Pokémon Center]] belongs to the Cutter, who will give you {{HM|01|Cut}} when you talk to him. It's important that you get the HM in order to continue with your adventure. However, you can't use it outside of battle until you get the {{Badge|Stone}} from the Gym. Slightly northeast of the Pokémon Center is the Trainers' School, where you can read about [[Status condition]]s on the blackboard. If you talk to the teacher, you will receive the {{DL|In-battle effect item|Quick Claw}} which occasionally allows a Pokémon to attack first during a turn in battle. Finally, you can find [[Scott]] inside the building around the lower-left corner, who tells you that he is searching for talented Trainers. | ||
===Walda's house=== | |||
A sad young girl named [[Walda]] lives between the Pokémon Center and the Devon Corporation building. If the proper 'funny' word is given to her caretaker, she will reward the player with a [[Pokémon Storage System#Walda|new wallpaper]] for the [[Pokémon Storage System]]. | |||
==Route 115== | ==Route 115== | ||
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If you go north of the | If you go north of the Rustboro City, you quickly stopping off on {{rt|115|Hoenn}}. Follow the path around the beach to get the [[Super Potion]]. As you can't buy these yet, this one will come in handy. | ||
When you're ready, head to the Gym in the northeast part of town. | When you're ready, head to the Gym in the northeast part of town. | ||
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==Rustboro Gym== | ==Rustboro Gym== | ||
[[File:Rustboro Gym E.png|thumb|150px|Rustboro Gym]] | [[File:Rustboro Gym E.png|thumb|150px|Rustboro Gym]] | ||
You are now free to take your first and easiest Gym challenge! If you have {{p|Treecko}} or {{p|Mudkip}} it should be a breeze to defeat the {{type|Rock}} Pokémon here, and {{p|Marill}}, {{p|Lotad}}/{{p|Lombre}}, and Shroomish can help you if you chose {{p|Torchic}}. If you wish, you can evolve your Torchic at Level 16 and utilize {{p|Combusken}}'s super-effective {{type|Fighting}} moves (such as {{m|Double Kick}}, which it learns as soon as it evolves). '''Be aware that the highest-leveled Pokémon here is Level 15 and can be dangerous.''' You will want plenty of [[Potion]]s, and having your team trained to Level 15 or higher is highly recommended. If you're in need of extra training, you can optionally head east to Route 116 and battle a few trainers there ( | You are now free to take your first and easiest Gym challenge! If you have {{p|Treecko}} or {{p|Mudkip}} it should be a breeze to defeat the {{type|Rock}} Pokémon here, and {{p|Marill}}, {{p|Lotad}}/{{p|Lombre}}, and Shroomish can help you if you chose {{p|Torchic}}. If you wish, you can evolve your Torchic at Level 16 and utilize {{p|Combusken}}'s super-effective {{type|Fighting}} moves (such as {{m|Double Kick}}, which it learns as soon as it evolves). '''Be aware that the highest-leveled Pokémon here is Level 15 and can be dangerous.''' You will want plenty of [[Potion]]s, and having your team trained to Level 15 or higher is highly recommended. If you're in need of extra training, you can optionally head east to Route 116 and battle a few trainers and wild pokémon there (see below Route 116's section). When you're ready, enter the Gym. | ||
You can avoid the Trainers if you wish, but they're easy to defeat if you trained enough, and a few extra Exp. Points never hurt anyone. Be warned— from here on out, there will be an actual puzzle in every Gym, and more Trainers. | You can avoid the Trainers if you wish, but they're easy to defeat if you trained enough, and a few extra Exp. Points never hurt anyone. Be warned— from here on out, there will be an actual puzzle in every Gym, and more Trainers. | ||