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Gamorrean Jedi
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posted 12-05-2000 12:15 AM $Profile for Gamorrean Jedi$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

which pokemon can only be cought in green in relation to red? and which pokemon can't be cought on green.

thanks in advance

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posted 12-06-2000 09:59 AM $Profile for 1970Beetle$ $Author's Homepage$ $Email 1970Beetle$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Well...I'm not exactly sure, but if I remember correctly, it goes like this. When Pokemon was first released in Japan, there were two cartridges you could buy: Red and Green. When they decided to export Pokemon to America, they changed the colors to Red and Blue to make us happy. So...my best guess is that Green and Blue are the same game (basically) and contain the same Pokemon: Caterpie, Vulpix, Meowth, etc.

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posted 12-06-2000 02:14 PM $Profile for Power Soul Rebirth$ $Email Power Soul Rebirth$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Just for the record, there actually WAS a Blue version in Japan. If I rmrmber correctly, it had less pokémon overall, but a lot of rares in the other two versions were fairly easily found in it.

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posted 12-06-2000 02:40 PM $Profile for Mew's Dad$ $Author's Homepage$ $Email Mew's Dad$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

I thought the Japanese Green had all 150 Pokemon in the wild.

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posted 12-06-2000 03:09 PM $Profile for Articuno$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

No doesn't have all of 'em.

All I know is that it's only in Japanese......

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posted 12-09-2000 07:08 AM $Profile for White Cat$ $Author's Homepage$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Japanese Green has the same Pokemon assortment as English Blue.

Japanese Blue had it's own unique assortment that required trading with both Red and Green to get all 150. I dunno if it matched up with Yellow or not.

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posted 12-09-2000 10:36 PM $Profile for Crimzonite$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

US Blue is Japanese Green. You see, in Japanese Blue some of the Pokemon you couldn't find in the wild in the first games were available. For example, Jynx can only be obtained through an in-game trade in R/G. In Blue, it can be caught in Seafoam Islands.

Don't ask me if Blue had Mew, because it obviously didn't (anyone can get Mew in Japan, they just go to the "Pokemon Center" stores in Tokyo or Kyoto and get it downloaded into their games).

IIRC, in Japanese Blue, PP Ups were buyable. Correct me if I'm wrong though.

Now, as I've said before, our Red and Blue is in reality Red and Green. But NoA used Japanese Blue for some cosmetic changes to our games ...

The Pokemon image graphics in our Red and Blue are from Japanese Blue.

The intro to our Blue is from Japanese Blue.

The Pokedex info in our Red/Blue is from Japanese Blue (therefore, Japanese R/G has untranslated info, but what I want to know is, why didn't NoA put the R/G info into say, Pinball?).

And the Unknown Dungeon in our R/B is from Japanese Blue.

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posted 12-11-2000 01:44 AM $Profile for Gamorrean Jedi$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Wow thanks for the info it's just what I needed and then some now I can finish an info page for my website thanks a lot!

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