Route 13
Near the start of the route, you'll find a sizable patch of grass waiting for you, as well as a Socialite and a Gentleman off to the west. The Socialite has a Kricketot L64 and a ChimechoL64, while the Gentleman uses a Farfetch'd L64 and a Granbull L64. There are also some Twins nearby, who will fight you with a stereotypical Plusle and Minun combination — each level 64. A good Earthquake will put them in their place if you have it available. Past the Twins, you'll find some steps leading down, but there's also a bush you can use Cut on that leads you to anElectrizer — an item that, when held by an Electabuzz in a trade, will evolve it into Electivire. Handy to have if you want an Electivire, of course. Now you'll have to choose between heading up a whole ton of steps or just heading north. You definitely want to head up the steps, because up there, past a bunch of grass and a boulder you must use Strength to move, is the valuable TM29 (Psychic) — a powerful Psychic-type attack (who would have guessed!) that is most likely the best you can give to any of your Psychic-types. Go ahead and teach that to any if they're stuck using weaker moves and haven't learned Psychic yet. Ok, now go back down the steps and head north, but hug the beach leading back towards the east. There are several items hidden in the sand there, so use your Dowsing Machine to track them down. There's also a Black Belt way back there who will take you on with his Sawk L65 and aHitmonlee L65. If you've got Surf handy, go ahead and head back to where you can see some thick grass on an island and then surf on over to it. Nothing overly special in the thick grass (there's actually a hidden Rare Candy and Max Revive if you use your Dowsing Machine!), but they do have higher levels at least. Off in the northeast corner, resting on some shallow water, is a DeepSeaScale — an item that evolves Clamperl to Gorebyss when held during a trade (it also doubles Clamperl's Defense when held) — whereas to the southeast is a Fisherman with aFeebas L63, a Remoraid L63, and a Kingler L63. Heading back towards where you left off, just past the Twins, head north along the beach. Fight the Fisherman if you'd like; he has a KrabbyL64 and a Octillery L64. Then, keep going until you see two Parasol Ladies. Remember the southern most one for later. The northern one is the only one that will fight you, and she has aSurskit L63, a Goldeen L63, and a Seaking L63. From there, head west and you'll find a guy in a black suit. He'll give you a different rare item when you talk to him, and, better yet, he's willing to give you one every day that you talk to him!Once a day, you can talk to the man mentioned above to receive one of a fairly large selection of useful items, picked at random. These items can be useful in battle, help evolve your Pokemon, or can be sold for a lot of money. What can he give you? Here's a list!
- Big Pearl
- Black Flute
- Blue Flute
- DeepSeaScale
- DeepSeaTooth
- Dragon Scale
- Dubious Disc
- Electrizer
- Heart Scale
- King's Rock
- Lucky Egg
- Lucky Punch
- Magmarizer
- Metal Coat
- Metal Powder
- Protector
- Razor Claw
- Razor Fang
- Reaper Cloth
- Red Flute
- Shoal Salt
- Shoal Shell
- Stick
- Thick Club
- Up-Grade
- White Flute
- Yellow Flute
Inside of the house just to the west of the guy that gives you rare items is an elderly man that is willing to teach certain Pokemon one of three very powerful attacks.
- He'll teach the move Frenzy Plant to Venusaur, Meganium, Sceptile, Torterra, orSerperior.
- He'll teach the move Blast Burn to Charizard, Typhlosion, Blaziken, Infernape, orEmboar.
- He'll teach the move Hydro Cannon to Blastoise, Feraligatr, Swampert, Empoleon, or Samurott.
All of these attacks are Special-based attacks with a whopping 150 base power, but they require the user to waste a turn recharging after a successful hit. Even though it seems like they're pretty powerful, they have only 5 PP and you are usually better off using Flamethrower, Surf, or Energy Ball / Grass Knot / Leaf Blade twice rather than hit once only to be forced to recharge on the following turn. Still, these attacks can sometimes give your Pokemon just the boost they need to get through a tough opponent, and they are most effective when used by faster Pokemon that might not be able to survive long enough to use two of the aforementioned attacks in a row.
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