When returning via Route 1, you can follow the yellow road and jump over the ledges avoiding a lot of grass if you wish. So head south, via Route 1, to Pallet Town, and enter Oak's Lab and talk to him. You can't buy anything yet, instead the assistant shouts out asking if you know Professor Oak, and asks you to take him Oak's Parcel. The first thing to do in Viridian City is to heal your Pokemon at the Pokecenter. Once you have chosen, head south toward the exit and you Rival will challenge you to your first battle. Each box refers to which starter you chose. Each time we come across your Rival in this walkthrough, there will be three trainer information boxes. Once inside, talk to Oak and he will introduce you to his Grand-son, your Rival and will inform you that you can choose one of the three starting Pokemon sitting on the table to your left.Īfter choosing your starter, your Rival will choose the Pokemon which has a type advantage over yours. He will lead you back into his Laboratory. You can't do anything in Pallet at the moment, so head north to the grass, and Professor Oak will shout out and come running up to stop you.
In the top left hand corner of your room, grab the Potion out of the PC.
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