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Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver - Safari Zone Guide

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Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver – Safari Zone Strategy Guide

In the original Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal , when your Trainer traveled to Kanto you found that the Safari Zone had moved out of Fuchsia City. This meant no Safari Zone Pokemon for your character. In Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver , the Safari Zone is back… just in a brand new location. It’s the biggest and most complex Safari Zone to date, so let’s take a look at what all you’ll have to go through to catch ’em all.

First of all, the basic premise has stayed the same – you are given thirty Safari Balls and you have a limited number of steps to catch Pokemon with. Your play ends when you run out of either steps or Safari Balls. This new Safari Zone is a lot more Trainer friendly however. Remember in the old games where you’d have to waste half your steps just to get to an area where you could hopefully find a Chansey? Well, now the Safari Zone is customizable. By using your DS stylus and the touch pad, you can move around the order of the six Safari Zones. This means if all you need to complete the Pokedex is say, a Smeargle, you can set it up so that the Field area of the Safari Zone is right at the entrance, giving you a better chance of catching it. Each of the six zones features distinctly different Pokemon, so you’ll have to visit them all eventually.

The Safari Zone Warden will also have tasks he will assign to you. The first is to get him a Geodude. In return, he’ll activate the customization ability mentioned in the previous paragraph. After that, he will ask you for a Sandshrew. Once you bring him one he’ll activate a new level of customization. This will involve special items that can attract Pokemon that would otherwise not appear in the Safari Zone. Each of these special Pokemon will require a set number of items to be laid down in the Safari Zone in the area they would show up in. Now you can only have 30 items out at a time, and some Pokemon like, say, Carnivine require 25 Grassland item to be laid out in the Desert area. That leaves you only five items to place elsewhere in the zone. The good thing is that the longer you leave these items out, the more experience those items will get, and they will level up like a Pokemon. These items will eventually be worth up to seven times their original value (based on how long you leave them out for), so things will get easier to catch all the Pokemon possible in the Safari Zone. Some rarely occurring Pokemon will not only requires items to be set out, but will also require those items to sit in the area for a length of time before they appear. Remember Carnivine in our item example? Well you’ll also have to leave those items in the Desert for ten straight days before he’ll begin to appear. Because of this, you might want to consider looking for Carnivine in the Marshlands where he requires only 18 points of items, but he will then take 20 days to appear. It’s up to you.

Here now is an easy to read table of each Pokemon and the requirements you’ll need to make them appear within the Safari Zone.

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Where can you find a ghastly or a Haunter?

Where can you catch a ghastly/Haunter here?

Sprout Tower at night.

i was thinking…you know that u have 2 wait a certain amout of days for sum pokemon 2 appear…can u jus like change the date on your DS so that it makes the game think that say 20days have gone past??? any one know?

@brendan, no i don’t think it will work like that, if you change the date on your ds it takes at least 24 hours in order for anything time related to happen, as far as changing it 20 days and than waiting 24 hours i’m not sure but personally i wouldn’t waste my time trying

@Brendan, might work, changing the time from 1pm to 1am makes it night so I don’t see why not. Worth a try, it takes 2 mins to do. it’s a stupid thing to put in a game anyway, the majority of people beat the elite 4 in less than 2 weeks, then they’re done with the game, not going to sit around for 110 days for some shit pokemon to appear.

no you cant change the date but if you forward your clock to 23.29 and wait a minute then save then repete for an extra day each time thats how i got riolu

Is there anyway you can tell if you have made the rarer pokemon appear??

@Shadow Shaymin – Why 23.29, and not 23.59? I’m gonna try what you recommend.

need help to find dragon type pokemon realy strong to beat 9 gym

There is no ninth gym. There are two sets of eight.

@Shaymin: Are you just BSing? I’ve tried the same approach for bagon and then shelgon and both times was unable to catch one.

I should add that the time to set the clock to (and the time that I used) is 23:59

the date changes work for me in the safari zone as do they for the bug catching contest(tho i dont recomend jumping ahead because it records the days you do the contest i would only do that for days you missed)

on another note the the best way to get any pokemon is to have the other versions. thats how i did it i legitimantly have seen caught and curently own every pokemon in all ther evolved forms thats the best thing i can recomind because yes the waiting is bs when i can just do in 5 min on another vesion and trade over what its making me do in like 100+ days

Now if it says have 18 rocky items, do you have to have exactly 18 items or can you just wait till it counts as 18 rocky items?

@Luke, not everyone has 2 DS’s to trade the stuff over. I have 100% pokedex in diamond, but there’s not much I can do about it with one ds.

how dow you get safrizone items

thanks so so much for the floatzel cheat it really helped!!!

thnxxxxxxxxxxxx so much now i have flotzel thank you loads !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WTF I NEED a shelgon so i can pwn the world! help me please???

OMG I CAUGHT IT USING MY LAST SAFARI BALL! YESSSSS!!! now to save the game…

AND NOW TO BLAST BURN IT WITH CHARIZARD IN FRONT OF TWO CHILDREN ON ROUTE 14……….

THAT’LL TEACH YOU NOT TO BE SO HARD TO CATCH!!

i need a garchomp i will trade you a lv 70 mewtwo

look for the name black

I know, there are 6 areas I see, but why are there more places :S

I’m confused about the itemssss thing??

How can I get a bagon its so hard I already placed the items down and waited 120 days and it still did not show up

this always works bait mud bait mud ball mud ball mud ball mud ball mud… works evey time and if it flees its just not worthy to be in your party and a little secret your DS goes off of the time on it so dont wait months just change the date

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The routes in Johto have a tendency to be incredibly short, and Route 38 keeps this tradition in tact. There's three-way split path here: to avoid the wild grass entirely, you can keep to the top path, but you'll have to battle a Sailor with a Wooper, a Lass with a Flaaffy and Psyduck and a School Kid with a Mr. Mime. If you cut through the center, you'll encounter a male Birdkeeper with three Doduo and a White Apricorn tree before spilling into the bottom path, which has a Max Potion on the ground, a Beauty with a Hoppip and Skiploom, and some wild grass. The Lass on this Route asks for your phone number; like the Camper on Route 34, she may call for rematches and occasionally will give you Thunderstones, so you might want to take her number.

Route 38 also has several new Pokemon to catch. Miltank and Tauros are single-stage Normal-types that have good stats and can make useful additions to your team. Magnemite is an Electric/Steel-type with good Special Attack and Defense as well as several key resistances; catch one if you need an Electric-type but didn't get Mareep earlier. Snubbull is a decent Physical Normal-type that has the useful Intimidate ability, and SoulSilver players get Meowth, a speedy Normal-type, who learns Pay Day if you need some extra money and can also have Pickup, an ability that occasionally lets it find and hold free items after a battle. And then there's Farfetch'd who, sadly, is completely useless. You also might notice that the trainers here occasionally use MooMoo Milk to heal their Pokemon; to find out why, head west and to Route 39.

As you enter Route 39, a Gentleman named Baoba, the Safari Zone Warden, will stop you, announce that he's opening a Safari Zone in the Johto Region and give you his phone number. Route 39 is a vertical road that connects Olivine City to Moo Moo Farm, which happens to be the building to your left. If you visit the farm, you'll find a Green Apricorn tree next to the owners' house and TM60 - Drain Punch, a move that damages the opponent and heals the user, near a small tower with a blue roof at the southern end of the farm. You'll encounter another photographer who takes your picture as well as another NPC to help: one of the farm's Miltank is currently ill and it's your job to nurse it back to health. To do this, you must grow about ten Oran Berries in your Berry Pots and feed them to her. When Miltank is healed, you'll be able to buy Moo Moo Milk at the farm. Continue south.

As you continue south from the farm, you'll first encounter a male Psychic with two Slowpoke. After descending to the lower section of the route, you'll come across three more trainers: a Sailor who uses a Poliwhirl, a Raticate and a Krabby, as well as a male and a female Pokefan who both use a Pikachu. There's also a small patch of grass to the left of these trainers, but the wild Pokemon here are repeated from Route 38, so feel free to ignore it. There's nothing else to do on this Route, so walk south to reach Olivine City.

As you enter Olivine City, the first building you'll notice is the Pokemon Gym. Your Rival will emerge and announce that the Gym Leader is at Olivine Lighthouse caring for a sick Pokemon; because compassion is a foreign concept to him, he'll insult the Gym Leader and leave without a battle. Talk to the man in the nearby green-roofed house to receive a Good Rod, which allows you to fish for more than just Magikarp. Below his house are the Pokemart and Pokemon Center; inside of the Center, you can speak to the Beauty at the counter to battle her Bellossom. Northeast of the Pokemart is a pair of more green-roofed houses. In the left house, you'll find a Fisherman who offers to trade his Voltorb for a Krabby. Voltorb doesn't appear for awhile yet, so accept the deal if you want one (you can fish for Krabby in Olivine City, which means that this Fisherman is pretty lazy). Heal and then enter the Lighthouse to the southeast.

Olivine Lighthouse has six floors and, as you might expect, the Gym Leader is inconveniently tending to the sick Pokemon on the highest one. HGSS adds an elevator to the Lighthouse, which you can take straight to the top level. Grab the Super Potion on the ground and you'll notice that... the Gym Leader is blocked off. Well, what were you expecting? Return to ground level and go up the stairs to the second floor, which is a small path that has a Gentleman with a Noctowl and a Sailor with a Poliwag and Poliwhirl. Continue upstairs.

Laugh at the male Birdkeeper with five Pidgeys on the third floor and then climb up to the fourth, which has a Gentleman with more Growlithe, a Lass with a Marill and TM87 - Swagger, which confuses its target but raises that Pokemon's Attack by two levels, on the ground. Next to the Gentleman on the fourth floor, you'll notice light seeping into the room: this is your cue to leap out of the Lighthouse TO YOUR DOOM and land safely onto a lower level on the outer edge of the Lighthouse. Check the left end of this platform for a free Rare Candy and then return inside.

You'll be on a different section of the third floor, where you'll encounter another Sailor, who has two Krabby, another male Birdkeeper, who has two Spearow and a Fearow, and an Ether on the ground. Head up two more levels to reach the fifth floor, which is home to Sailor with a Poliwhirl, another Sailor who uses two Machop and a Poliwhirl, and a Super Repel on the ground. Climb to the top level and the Olivine City Gym Leader, Jasmine, will introduce herself and explain that she's watching over the Ampharos, Amphy, who uses its electricity to power the Lighthouse. Because she doesn't want to leave Amphy while it's sick, Jasmine refuses a Gym match and instead requests that you travel across the sea to Cianwood City to collect some medicine that will heal Amphy; you, of course, must do this to progress the game. Now that you have your new objective, Jasmine opens the door that blocked you out before, so take the elevator down and leave the Lighthouse.

Before you leave Olivine, Surf east from the ship dock and hug the Lighthouse's coast to find TM57 - Charge Beam, a special Electric-type attack with a 70% to boost the user's Special Attack. Leave Olivine City through the West to enter Route 40, which is a small vertical route with some land and a lot of water. On Monday, the beach is where you'll find Monica of the Weekday Siblings; if you speak to her, she'll give you a Sharp Beak, which provides a 20% power boost to Flying-type attacks. You'll notice an outpost near Monica: it's currently a dead-end, but eventually Johto's Battle Tower will open there (see guide for more).

Olivine and Cianwood City are separated by two water routes and a small chain of islands, so you'll have to teach Surf to at least one of your Pokemon; nearly every Water-type learns it. While standing next to and facing the water on Route 40, press A and your Pokemon, which still looks like a generic Wailmer-like sprite while Surfing on the overworld, will come out to ferry you. If you Surf south along the right side of the route, you'll find a small island with TM88 - Pluck, a Flying-type move that consumes the held Berry of its target.

While Surfing across the water, the main Pokemon that you'll encounter is Tentacool, which is a Water/Poison-type with great Speed and Special Defense. And, yes, Tentacool will get incredibly annoying on this trip if you don't have any Repels, but you can train some Psychic- or Electric-type Pokemon at the very least. Occasionally, you might find Tentacool's evolved form, Tentacruel, who you should battle for a good chunk of experience. There are four Swimmers on Route 40: a female with a Staryu near Pluck; a male with two Shellder and a Wartortle, who is next to another female with a Shellder and a Staryu; and, most importantly, a male with two Tentacools near the start of the route. If you want to get through this sea as fast as possible, hug the rocky barricade near this first male Swimmer; Surf south into Route 41 along this barricade.

This is where things start to get messy. Because Route 41 surrounds a chain of four islands collectively known as the Whirl Islands, there are three different paths to take and, altogether, ten Trainers to fight here. Tentacool and Tentacruel still appear, but HeartGold players will also come across the version-exclusive Mantine, a Water/Flying-type with incredibly high Special Defense, who only appears on this route, so catch it now if you want one. The quickest way to reach Cianwood is to stay on the upper path: keep going west, traveling south as little as possible, and stay against the rock barricade that began on Route 40. You should only encounter two trainers on this path: a male Swimmer with four Tentacool, a Remoraid and a Staryu, and a female Swimmer with a Psyduck and a Goldeen. Also, the Whirl Islands are blocked off by massive whirlpools at this point in the game, so just ignore them for now.

After many encounters with Tentacool, you'll reach the western tip of the Johto region: Cianwood City, a small ocean port. Heal at Pokemon Center in the southeast and then enter the building next door, which is the pharmacy that Jasmine sent you to find. Because the Lighthouse is non-operational due to Amphy's illness, and Cianwood City has been left isolated without the Lighthouse guiding traffic to the City, the man at the counter will give you a key item, the Secretpotion, to heal Amphy.

In the house next to the pharmacy, you'll find a Trainer who was just robbed by a young man with red-hair, which certainly sounds familiar. The victim is afraid that the thief will return for his last Pokemon and, for its safety, he wants you to take it for awhile. You can accept this task to receive a free level 20 Shuckle holding a Berry Juice and, unfortunately for the victim, the game doesn't even obligate you to return it, although he'll officially let you keep Shuckle if you show it to him later with high happiness. You'll see Cianwood City Gym just beyond this house, but skip it for the moment; there's first a plot development to address at the northern tip of the City.

At the highest point of the City, much like in Pokemon Crystal, Suicune will be waiting on a small, raised piece of land. As you approach, it will leap around, taking a moment to examine your character again, and then leave by running across the sea. Suddenly, Eusine will appear from behind; he'll wonder why Suicune has shown in interest in you on two different occasions and challenge you to a battle to prove himself to Suicune.

Mysticalman Eusine has three Pokemon: a level 25 Drowzee, a level 25 Haunter and a level 27 Electrode. The same Pokemon that you used against Morty can handle both Drowzee and Haunter, while strong Physical or Ground-type attacks will take down Electrode. Watch out for Drowzee and Haunter's Hypnosis as well as Electrode's Sonicboom. After the battle, Eusine congratulates you and leaves.

With the latest plot development addressed, return to Cianwood Gym, which has been changed quite a bit in HGSS: most notably, Strength is no longer a requirement to get through the Gym. The Gym Leader, Chuck, is sitting right in front the entrance, but he's meditating and won't battle you until you cut off the flow of his waterfall. With the center of his gym inhabited by a giant water-pouring platform, Chuck's gym has been divided into two sides with four levels each. The right side is completely optional, but it has a Karate Guy with a Hitmonchan (watch out for his elemental punches) and another Karate Guy with two Mankey and a Primeape. To stop the water, climb up the left side, where you'll encounter a Karate Guy with a Hitmonlee, another with a Machop and a Machoke, and a red button that, when pushed, will draw up the center platform. When you talk to Chuck now, he'll accept your challenge.

When Chuck is defeated, you'll receive TM01 - Focus Punch, an extremely powerful Physical Fighting-type attack that only works if the user isn't hit during the same turn, and the Stormbadge, which allows you to use Fly outside of battle.

When you leave Cianwood Gym, a woman outside will speak to you. She'll introduce herself as Chuck's wife and, because you defeated her husband, she'll give you HM02 - Fly, which allows you to transport instantly to any location that you've already visited. Fly can be taught to nearly any Flying-type Pokemon, at which point you can Fly back to Olivine City to deliver the Secretpotion to Jasmine. But first, you might have noticed that cave-like opening behind Cianwood's Gym; this is Cliff Edge Gate, which leads to Route 47, Route 48 and the newly-implemented Johto Safari Zone. However, because Baoba's Safari Zone is still under construction at this time, the engineers at the gate won't you let pass; you'll have to beat Jasmine first. Fly or Surf back to Olivine now.

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Exotic decor, comfortable chairs, and good ambient levels with well-chosen ethnic music. At street level so easily accessible. The food is plentiful (you may not need an entree), and quite spicy. Like most Ethiopian restaurants you are expected to eat without implements but these can be provided if you wish. Be aware that the restaurant's kitchen shuts at 10pm, even though Ambassel stays open until midnight. The South African wine is good and well priced. I've seen complaints on this website about the wait, but I didn't have any problems with that; in fact the restaurant (handy to where I was staying) was all but empty. English is spoken.

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Great food! Great service! Great Ethiopian beer! Great location! We had the meet and the vegetarian options - all were tasty and fresh, on a sunny day sitting outside is lovely!

If you are looking for something completely different than the traditional German food than you should go here. This Ethiopian restaurant is very good and will amaze you how nice it is. They also have special beers from Ghana, Nigeria and some other African countries. Service is very good and very friendly.

I've been going to this restaurant for years now and it never let me down. Food is good (I love the lamb, in all possible variations) and the menu proposes several options which are suitable for vegetarians too. I like to bring there friends who never tried Ethiopian cuisine before and order their "mixed plate", I think it's perfect as first approach - usually has 4 different types of meet and several vegetables (oh, and lentils, I love the lentils). And let's be honest, eating with your hands is fun. Besides the standards drinks, they have African beers and wines. I really like the mango beer! Too bad they no longer serve the Savanna cyder. Ambient is lovely, made as to recall an African hut. Service is also really good and staff is always attentive. I find pieces really competitive, surely the food is worthy the price and even more. Strongly recommended!

We went to this little charming restaurant a Friday evening a bit late, so it wasn't so crowded. We asked for some suggestions and we took a shared dish with mixed kinds of meat and vegetables. Be prepared to eat with the hands with their traditional bread. Service was friendly and the atmosphere cozy and relaxed. Overall a very nice experience if you are looking for an exotic dinner. I will come back again.

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Diehard GameFAN writes, "In the original Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal, when your Trainer traveled to Kanto you found that the Safari Zone had moved out of Fuchsia City. This meant no Safari Zone Pokemon for your character. In Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver, the Safari Zone is back… just in a brand new location. It's the biggest and most complex Safari Zone to date, so let's take a look at what all you'll have to go through to catch 'em all."

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Safari Zone

A Safari Zone (Japanese: サファリゾーン Safari Zone ) is a special Pokémon preserve where Trainers can enter and participate in the Safari Game (Japanese: サファリゲーム Safari Game ) to catch rare wild Pokémon .

Safari Zones can be found in the following regions :

• The Safari Zone in Kanto , located north of Fuchsia City .
• The Safari Zone in Johto , located north of Route 48 beyond the Safari Zone Gate in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver .
• The Safari Zone in Hoenn , located north of Route 121 .
• The Great Marsh in Sinnoh , located north of Pastoria City .
• 1.1 Differences between games
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In the games

The mechanics of the Safari Zones are similar to each other. Most have a $ 500 entry fee, a step limit, a series of distinct areas with different wild Pokémon in each, and 30 Safari Balls , with which players may catch the Pokémon they come upon. The most important of their specific mechanics, however, is that Trainers do not initiate Pokémon battles with the wild Pokémon, but instead must catch them without battling them. The wild Pokémon within Safari Zones are capable of fleeing at any given time.

Differences between games

• The Johto Safari Zone has no step limit.
• In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire , the Hoenn Safari Zone does not use typical Safari Zone mechanics, instead functioning like normal routes .
• Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! effectively do not have a Safari Zone; the area that used to be the Safari Zone is replaced with GO Park , while the zoo area in front is referred to as the "Safari Zone" instead.

Similar examples

• Johto 's National Park is somewhat similar to a Safari Zone, being a nature preserve for Pokémon and having a thrice-weekly Bug-Catching Contest which shares several aspects with a Safari Game.
• Kalos 's Friend Safari area, located in Kiloude City , also bears some similarities with Safari Zones, differing in the available wild Pokémon (which are dependent on the Nintendo 3DS Friend Codes of other players) as well as allowing Poké Balls of any variety as opposed to solely Safari Balls.
• The Pal Park in all Generation IV games bears some superficial similarities to a Safari Zone, being a special area where only a specific type of Poké Ball can be used, featuring possible Pokémon species that otherwise cannot be found, and where the player cannot battle the Pokémon found there. Additionally, in Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver , the Pal Park is placed in Fuchsia City where it replaces the Safari Zone.
• In Hisui , the Safari Zone was not yet established, but the main gameplay of Pokémon Legends: Arceus is similar to the Safari Zone.

Unova , Alola , Galar , Paldea , and Kitakami have neither a Safari Zone nor anything similar to or resembling a Safari Zone.

• In the Generation II games, there is some data for a beta Safari Zone in Fuchsia City , but it was ultimately unused.

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