Take a step downward and hit the start button the game before the Gambler Pokemon trainer sees you for a battle. This is the first trainer you need to have freed up.
Fly to Cerulean City and walk up to Route 24 and Head over to another trainer that must be freed up, The Youngster who will be facing north and is to the left of a tree and item. He has a Slowpoke in his party. Make sure you're at the highest part of the route so he walks up to you.
Defeat the trainer and fly to Lavender Town. Head west to Route 8 and your menu will pop up. Press B to exit and you will fight Mew. Mew will be at level 7 and only know the move Pound. Make sure you have tons of Pokeballs and only save before this technique and after catching Mew.
What should you do when fighting against Mew? The best thing you can do is to treat it just like you would treat Mewtwo. Last Edited: 1 May pm. Catch it in:. Looking for an Abra? Head over to Abra's page for more information on its location in each version of the game.
Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. Are you a good trainer? This is because it is more concentrated into side, that is offense. The mono Ground-Type Pokemon, Dugtrio , makes for an amazing team member throughout the game of Yellow.
Surge, which can be a rather difficult fight. Since this is its only Flying technique, you better make sure it learns it. I would never consider using a normal Pikachu in gen 1. Go back to cerulean city , and go toward the patch of grass located at the west of cerulean city. Put ur mew at the front of the party, and encounter a wild Pokemon. If done correctly, mew should level up to lvl Mewtwo was cloned from Mew by scientists. For Pokemon Red and Blue there is a glitch that actually allows you to get Mew before even taking on the second gym.
Snorlax is a Normal type, so its only weakness is Fighting-type moves. It has a high max CP of 3, at level 51 and a great defense, which makes it a good option for defending gyms.
One is sleeping on Route 12 , the other is on Route Use the Poke Flute to wake them up and catch them when their HP are low. It is even possible to battle Professor Oak in this way. As the ZZAZZ glitch can be hazardous to the save file specifically, overwriting a large portion of memory with hex 99, resulting a heavily corrupted file that most likely cannot be saved , performing the Ditto glitch with these Special stats should be avoided.
Special stats of or higher will wrap around to 0 and continue from there, as index numbers are limited to one byte. For example, a Special stat of will yield exactly the same effects as a Special stat of If the Ditto glitch is used and a glitch Trainer is encountered, the team that the Trainer class uses corresponds to the attack stage modifier.
This usually results in the game attempting to load the 7th possible party of that Trainer, which may not exist for example, Trainer classes such as Brock, Misty, and Lance have only one valid party. However, if the attack stage modifier is first lowered to 1, then the game will attempt to load a valid 1st party. When the game does load an 'out of bounds' roster, the game will take a team from the subsequent Trainer class or classes by index number, if one exists; for example, Bruno 's roster 2 will be the same as Brock 's roster 1, and Bruno 's roster 7 will be the same as Blaine 's roster 1 as all Trainer classes from to contain only one valid party.
Several areas in the game contain 'removable objects', or a list of sprites that can be permanently deleted from the area. Whenever a player enters an area, if the area contains any removable objects, then the game will load the list from that area into memory. If it was not, then the game assumes that the player must be battling a one-time stationary encounter.
However, if the player is currently not in an area that contains any removable objects, the game will simply use whatever list is currently in memory - namely, the list from the most recent area the player was in that contained removable objects. Anne until the end of the game as the player no longer needs HM01 Cut to get access to Route 9. To perform the above particular Snorlax skip glitch assuming the goal is to complete the game as fast as possible , the player must first enter Route 12 from the Route 11 side , in order to load its removable objects list into memory including Snorlax.
The player must then head through Vermilion City and perform the Trainer-Fly glitch from a long-range Trainer on either Route 6 or Route 11, escaping back to Vermilion City. The player can complete the Trainer-Fly glitch by battling any Trainer on Route 6 or 11 whichever the long-range Trainer is not on and returning to the other route to trigger the Special encounter.
As Route 11, Vermilion City, and Route 6 are all free of removable objects, the list currently in memory will be that of Route 12, and the Snorlax will disappear after the battle ends.
When performing the Mew glitch in general, care must be taken to avoid accidentally deleting an undesired sprite. If there is tall grass in the tile immediately in front of a Trainer's line of sight, or a Trainer is in a cave, then the 'Trainer-Fly' effect can be initiated even if that Trainer is not a long-range Trainer.
This can only occur if the player is lucky enough to generate a natural wild encounter on the exact tile immediately in front of the Trainer. A number of glitch items enable the player to move around on the map without being seen by Trainers; if the glitch item's effect is disabled while in front of a Trainer, then a Trainer-Fly effect can begin.
This can be also one of the side-effects of the Mew glitch. If the player causes a text box to pop up before returning to the area where the long-range Trainer was escaped from, such as by talking to an NPC or reading a sign, then something other than the start menu will pop up at the end of the glitch, due to having a textbox ID other than 0 saved into memory.
This may also allow the player to obtain items which are not currently on the route. Finally, instead of a visible text box, the player may trigger other glitches, such as glitch songs or 0 ERROR.
Glitch songs are caused by invalid glitch textboxes that contain text script sound commands, and 0 Error is caused by any text box whose text script initiates a trainer battle, as it overrides the battle spawned by the Mew glitch and increments the map script to an invalid state. As the method written above requires the player to battle another Trainer in a different area after escaping from the long-range Trainer, this can cause problems if all possible Trainers have been defeated.
The Elite Four can be rebattled indefinitely, but as the A button to talk to characters remains nonfunctional until a Trainer has been defeated, it is not possible to challenge them directly. Nor can the player directly save the game as the start menu cannot be opened.
It is hard to find, and throwing a Poke Ball on your first turn and crossing your fingers is basically your only option. However, once you've caught Abra you will be able to move on to the next step. Walk up Nugget Bridge and save when you reach the end. Now is the time to approach the trainer who is hiding in the grass, who you did not battle before.
Walk in front of where he is, far enough away so that he cannot see you, but will see you if you take one step towards Cerulean. Save your game right here, because this next step can be tricky. Next hit the down arrow and the start button at the same time. You will take a step down toward the trainer, but the start menu will appear instead of the exclamation point above his head.
At this point your start menu will be disabled, but do not despair as this is part of the glitch. Fight the trainer with the level 17 Slowpoke, being sure to have him walk at least one step towards you to battle or the game will freeze. Then walk back up Nugget Bridge and your start menu will appear.
Just go back and try again since the glitch hasn't started yet at this point. Not Helpful 3 Helpful Yes it does work. I have done it myself multiple times after resetting my game. Not Helpful 14 Helpful The truck is just a myth. This is the easiest way to catch Mew and the earliest point it is possible to do so. Not Helpful 12 Helpful Do I have to beat the slow poke trainer? I was wondering if you could lose so you can battle him again for the Mew in lavender town?
So yes, you have to defeat the slow poke trainer. Not Helpful 10 Helpful The answer is yes and no. Mew works just like any other Pokemon, so in that sense, no. However, he can learn any TM move, like Mewtwo. So he is extremely diverse in his fighting ability. Also, if you catch all other legendary Pokemon Zapdos, Articuno, Moltres, Mewtwo , you will have the ability to fill the Pokedex to , which is a very neat Easter egg!
Not Helpful 17 Helpful Can you do this without going to Lavender Town?
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