To do this you must have 2 gameboy advances(Or
GBA player/ GBA SP) and 2 copies of Fire Red, or
A copy of Fire Red, and a copy of Leaf Green.
1st, start both games, then pick a starter
pokemon. Catch 1 other pokemon. Then, in the
games, get to a part where you can trade, and
trade your starter pokemon into the other game.
Keep erasing and restarting your game, until in
1 game, a person is equipped with 2 Charmander,
2 squirtle, and 2 Bulbasaur. The other game
should have any 1 pokemon. Trade back one of
each, and you will have all 3 starter pokemon!
(You can also use Ruby/Saphire as a storage unit
for this trick, but that requires a normal link
cable, and the pokemon will NOT show up on the
pokedex!)
Submitted by: Cheato the Hedgehog
28 Sep 2004
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If you want to have a really strong team to
prepare for the Elite Four, and you have all
three starter pokemon, you should have venusaur
learn Frenzy Plant and SolarBeam, Charizard learn
Blast Burn and Fire Blast, and Blastoise learn
Hydro Cannon and Hydro Pump. Blast Burn, Hydro
Cannon, and Frenzy Plant are like the fire,
water, and grass versions of Hyper Beam and cause
as much damage as Hyper Beam (not counting
weaknesses and strengths).
Submitted by: DragonMasterNyte
19 Oct 2004
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So basically the 3 starters are Charmander,
Squirtle, and Bulbasaur.
Submitted by: GMH2802
22 Jan 2009
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Submitted by: C.A.G.A.R.S System
10 May 2009
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This Strategy helped me beat 5 out of 8 gym leaders, Make sure that your party has Lapras, that the Lapras knows knows Perish Song, and that the Lapras has high speed or is holding Quick Claw. This only worked part of the time, but use your other Pokemon to get the Leader down to one Pokemon so he can't switch pokemon, then switch to Lapras, and use Lapras's Perish Song, so the leader's pokemon will faint in 3 turns. If you don't want to lose Lapras, switch it out and use your Pokemon with a strength against the leader's, or with high HP because the leader's pokemon will use it's most powerful attack, in a feeble chance to win.
Submitted by: Josh9504
02 Jul 2009
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Okay, in the safari zone, you have a limit of about 600 steps. So, if you are repeatedly spending money trying to get a chansey or tauras, this is the trick to getting them without losing steps. All you do is go to the area you want, for example, area two. Then go into any patch of grass or water, and lightly tap the pad in any direction. If you tap the pad light, then you will turn and face the direction you tapped, and you will not move. And, you still get Pokemon! Once you've caught the pokemon you desire, you can just hit start and retire.
Submitted by: Shy!
16 Jul 2009
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