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From where Sudowoodo stood, you can head left towards Ecruteak City (There are three apricorn bushes on the right side of the road, past the wild grass. If its Sunday, Sunny will be here to give you a Magnet). Head to the Pokemon Center to find Bill, and he's just fixed the Time Machine so that you'll be able to trade with Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow tomorrow. You can return to Bill's house in Goldenrod City to get an Eevee from him. There's quite a bit to do here; first of all, head to the house between the Pokemon Center and the Gym, and talk to the guy there to get an Itemfinder. Behind the Pokemon Center is the Ecruteak Dance theatre - battle the five girls on stage (They each have an Eevee evolution), then talk to the man next to the Rhydon to receive HM03 - Surf. Burned Tower 1F Wild Pokemon Pokemon Method Time Rate

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Burned Tower B1F Wild Pokemon Pokemon Method Time Rate Finally, there's the Burned Tower at the northwest point of town, where your rival will challenge you as soon as you step inside. He's got a lv20 Haunter, lv20 Zubat, lv18 Magnemite and a lv22 evolved starter. He's not really that hard, so once you're done with him, you can explore. You'll really want someone that knows Rock Smash, so teach it to a spare Pokemon to proceed. You can use Rock Smash to remove cracked rocks in the way. The black gaps in the floor cause you to fall down to the basement level where there are some items...and a surprise. Search using your new Itemfinder too. You can pick up a hidden Burn Heal by falling down the right-most gap and another Burn Heal by Rock Smashing up the right path (past the trainer, don't fall down the gap yet). If you do fall down the gap, you'll notice a square-ish rock that you'll need HM04 - Strength to get past. On the left side, if you fall down the second gap, you can grab an HP Up, but the real deal is if you Rock Smash your way past that and head around the trainer (A FireBreather, notice how he turns black and white after you beat him), and fall down the small 1x1 hole (grab that X Speed before you do). You'll fall down onto an inaccessible ledge, and if you walk up the stairs, you'll release the three legendary Pokemon, Raikou, Suicune and Entei. From now on, they'll appear at random places on the World Map, and you'll be able to catch them. Search their resting spot for a Nugget, and head out. Raikou Entei Suicune

Raikou, the legendary electric Entei, the legendary fire Pokemon, has some great stats, Pokemon, has good HP and especially Speed, Special Attack, which means it can't Attack and Special Defense, take advantage of STAB as but still has the one weakness good as Raikou can. Still, it can that many electric Pokemon use the tried-and-true Sunny have - an inability to cause Day combo, which allows it to

Possibly the most useful out of the three legendaries, Suicune the water Pokemon has strong defense stats, meaning that while it may not be able to cause a lot of damage quickly, it can stay in battle to annoy

good damage to Ground types. boost Flamethrower, as well as and stall. Since its only Nevertheless, moves like cover weaknesses with weaknesses are Grass and Crunch and Thunderbolt make Solarbeam. Electric, both special attacks, Raikou a good Pokemon, and Mirror Coat works wonders on Reflect and Roar help it to stay Suicune. Combine it with in battle. moves like Surf, Ice Beam, Rest, Curse and Roar.