POKEMON GYM BADGES AND STUFF! YAY! (February 2, 2021)
Thirty-first post from the original blog.
"I made several personal achievements in my Pokémon games, as well as Bug Fables.
Pokémon Red - I managed to use Cut to get to Route 9 from the east side of Cerulean City, and I got through Routes 9 and 10 easily. Then there was the Rock Tunnel. I had already taught the HM Flash to my Pikachu, so the navigation wasn't too hard (mainly because I used a map on the Internet to navigate), but the battles in the Rock Tunnel started wearing me down a little bit. I don't think any of my Pokémon fainted, but a couple came pretty close. Anyway, I got through the Rock Tunnel after catching an Onix and a Machop, and then I had to battle a few more Trainers at the end of Route 10. I think one of my Pokémon might have fainted at this point, but I can't remember. Either way, I finally got to Lavender Town and healed up my Pokémon at the local Pokémon Center. At this point, I decided to level up my Abra on Route 8 so it would evolve into Kadabra and learn Confusion, because Psychic-type moves deal super effective damage to Poison-type Pokémon, which will be helpful in getting the Soul Badge from Koga in the Fuchsia Gym later on. Granted, I also read that Ground-type moves also deal super effective damage to Poison-type Pokémon, and Ground-type Pokémon (such as Graveler, which I have) resist Poison-type moves. I guess I could use either Kadabra or Graveler later. I also caught a Growlithe on Route 8, and I went back into the Rock Tunnel
I managed to get through Route 8, and then the Underground Path (under Saffron City), then Route 7, and then I was in Celadon City. After getting a few items around the city and checking out the Celadon Department Store, I went up to the roof and got some drinks from the vending machines for this girl who said she was thirsty. She gave me TM13 (Ice Beam) for the Fresh Water, TM48 (Rock Slide) for the Soda Pop, and TM49 (Tri Attack) for the Lemonade. I also got four extra Fresh Waters for the guards blocking access to Saffron City, but I only needed one, apparently. After giving one of the Fresh Waters to one of the guards, she said that she would share with the others, so now I have three Fresh Waters that I'm just going to use in place of Potions or something.
I also beat Erika and her other trainers in the Celadon Gym. I used my Kadabra to fight them because most of the Grass-types in there had a secondary Poison type, but Kadabra kept fainting because he was a little bit too underleveled. That, and the fact that most of the Pokémon in the Gym knew several status moves to hinder my Pokémon, such as Sleep Powder, Wrap, and Stun Spore. I was still able to beat everyone in the Gym thanks to my Fearow, who was just a bit over leveled, and had the Flying-type move Peck, which was super effective against everyone's Pokémon. I got the Rainbow Badge, and now I can use the HM Strength outside of battle. Also, every traded Pokémon up to Level 50 will obey me (not that it matters much, since I have no one to trade with).
I plan to get a Thunder Stone from the Celadon Department Store so I can evolve my Pikachu into a Raichu, and then I'm going to teach it TM24 Thunderbolt, which I got from beating Lt. Surge a few months ago.
Pokémon Gold - I got through Ilex Forest and Route 34, and I dropped my Magikarp and my Togepi in the Pokémon Daycare before I went to Goldenrod City. I also caught several Pokémon over the course of a couple days: Spinarak ("Spuder"), Oddish ("Evenish"), Paras ("Bugshroom"), Ditto ("Shapeshift"), Drowzee ("Snooze Boi"), and another Drowzee ("Trade"). I got two Drowzees instead of one because I traded the extra one for a Machop ("Muscle"). That helped me knock out every Pokémon in the Goldenrod Gym, including Whitney's Pokémon. I was actually nervous about losing, because my older brother, Dean, said that he had to replay that battle a bunch of times when he was a kid in order to win. Thankfully, Muscle destroyed her Clefairy before it could do anything, and he defeated Whitney's Miltank before its Rollout got too strong. Plus, apparently Rollout is a Rock-type move, which is weak to Fighting-type Pokémon such as Machop. After I beat Whitney, she started crying, and then I suddenly felt bad. After talking to her a second time, I got the Plain Badge from her, which lets me use Strength outside of battle and boosts the speed of my Pokémon a little bit.




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