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Viridian Forest Edit Viridian Forest sectionEdit

Viridian Forest (トキワのもり, Tokiwa no Mori?, Tokiwa Forest in original Japanese language versions) is a forest that lies between Viridian City and Pewter City. The woods are filled a large quantity of Bug Pokémon and Bug-using Trainers. Inside, the Pokémon franchise's mascot, Pikachu, can be found. In Gold, Silver, and Crystal, the forest has been cut down and the tall grass removed, so wild Pokémon cannot be caught there anymore.[1] In HeartGold and SoulSilver, Viridian Forest made a return.
Mt. Moon Edit Mt. Moon sectionEdit

Mt. Moon (オツキミやま, Otsukimi-yama?, Mt. Otsukimi in original Japanese language versions) is a mountain that lies between Pewter City and Cerulean City. As it cannot be climbed, players must hike through the cave area. It is a three-floor dungeon with multiple paths. At the end of the path, a Super Nerd holds two fossils. After the player defeats him, he concedes and lets the player take one fossil, which can become either Omanyte or Kabuto. Contrary to popular belief, the nerd is not a part of Team Rocket, for it is never stated in the game.

In Gold, Silver, and Crystal, Mt. Moon is reduced to a simple path. It also contains an additional exit, which leads to the Mt. Moon Square, an open space in the middle of Mt. Moon where Clefairy play on Monday nights. If the player watches the Clefairy dance around a rock, then breaks it using Rock Smash, he or she can obtain a Moon Stone.
Rock Tunnel Edit Rock Tunnel sectionEdit

Rock Tunnel (イワヤマトンネル, Iwa Yama Tonneru?, lit. "rock mountain tunnel") is a pitch-black cave that connects Cerulean City and Lavender Town. Unlike later games, the cave is not completely dark. The walls of the cave can still be seen which allows the player to go through without the use of the HM Flash.
Diglett's Cave Edit Diglett's Cave sectionEdit

Diglett's Cave is a long tunnel that was dug by wild Diglett and Dugtrio. Its entrances are south of Pewter City and east of Vermillion City. After the trainer enters Cerulean City, the only foot-path back to Pewter City, Viridian City, and Pallet Town is through this cave. Wild Diglett and Dugtrio can be found in here.
Seafoam Islands Edit Seafoam Islands sectionEdit

The Seafoam Islands (ふたごじま, Futago-jima?, Twin Islands in original Japanese language versions) are a set of caves between Fuchsia City and Cinnabar Island. The legendary Pokémon Articuno resides in this area. During the second generation, as Cinnabar Island was destroyed by a volcano, Blaine moved his gym to the Seafoam Islands. Articuno has fled. In HeartGold and SoulSilver, Seafoam Islands returns and Articuno returned.
Power Plant Edit Power Plant sectionEdit

The Power Plant (むじんはつでんしょ, Mujin Hatsudensho?, lit. "unmanned power plant") is an abandoned building found at the end of a waterway just before the entrance to Rock Tunnel. At the end of the building is the legendary Pokémon Zapdos. In Gold, Silver, and Crystal, the Power Plant has been reactivated and is used to run the Magnet Train. Zapdos is no longer there.
Victory Road Edit Victory Road sectionEdit

Victory Road (チャンピオンロード, Chanpion Rōdo?, Champion Road in original Japanese language versions) is a cave that holds the only way to the Indigo Plateau, accessed to the west and north of Viridian City. The protagonist must have all eight badges to enter. Victory Road contains many high-level Pokémon, including the legendary Pokémon Moltres in the original Red and Blue versions of Pokémon.[2] However, in the FireRed and LeafGreen remakes, Moltres has been moved to the Mt. Ember on the Sevii Islands.[3]
Indigo Plateau Edit Indigo Plateau sectionEdit

The Indigo Plateau (セキエイこうげん, Sekiei Kōgen?, Sekiei Plateau in original Japanese language versions) is the headquarters of the Pokémon League, located in northwest Kanto. In order to reach Indigo Plateau, trainers must collect all eight Gym Badges of Kanto or Johto and pass through Victory Road, a cave located at the foot of the Plateau.

Trainers face off with the Elite Four and the current Champion to become the new Champion. The Elite Four are considered to be the strongest trainers in the land, and each trainer specializes in a different type of Pokémon. The player must defeat all four trainers and the Champion consecutively to defeat the game and be crowned as the new Champion.

woot, ok, got them all


@ron: oh... ok, nah, thats not how i role....

how?

No no, I meant just randomly taking another RPC to bed and ******** him. -shrugs- Like I said, I know it has no influence on RP, but...

@Snuff
Go look in the Shoutbox.

ok, i got oe in mind, i'll go do one

I do Satanic Weddings and Birthdays too!

Wait, you're a Kusa-nin? Why haven't I seen you post???

i was taken to the castel by shane to train....

Im gonna come back eventually....