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Hey everyone, its your old pal Magnakilro (aka DCB in honor of my Death Knight, Deadcowbees). I thought I'd do a guide for something different today....I'm sure many of you like pokemon....those cute (mostly) lil creatures that you stuff into your balls to fight and play with. Well I'm gonna type up a guide that will tell you where/how to get all 200 pokemon (all but Jirachi and Deoxys) in the 3rd Generation games: Ruby (R), Sapphire (S) and Emerald (E). I'm sure most of you don't need this but what the heck, I'll type it anyways ^_^.

Real Life Requirements:
Must own Ruby and Sapphire (Emerald is optional, but if you like the Johto starters, I reccommend it)
Must be patient
Must have some luck (optional)
Must be willing to kidnap wild creatures in the hopes of getting full info on them in ur little machine

In-game requirements:
1:Balls (of the Poke variety)
2:Blue Pokeblocks (I'll explain why when I get to it)
3:All 3 fishing rods:Old Rod: gotten from Fisherman near Dewford Gym
Good Rod: Fisherman on Route 118....he's fishing in the lake you surf across
Super Rod: Mossdeep City....house to the left of Rocket Institue
4:These pokemon skills are reccommended, but they are optional: Mean Look/Spider Web/Block (or Trapinch's Arena Trap ability), False Swipe (only available from lvl 55 Zangoose unless u have FR+LG), a sleep inducing move (freeze also works but they are rare and are generally powerful attacks)
5: Sea Incense
6: Breeding Pairs of Marills, Pikachus, Jigglypuffs. (If you play Emerald, you do not have to catch a pair...just catch a ditto in fossil cave thinger)
7: Must have defeated the Elite Four (there are 3 Legendaries [5 in Emerald] and 1 non-legendary [2 in Emerald] available only after thier defeat)
8: Mach Bike/Acro Bike

Once you have these things ready, we can begin.

1: Treecko (Grass): Starter.....must be chosen at the start, if you picked one of the others, you must trade for it.
2: Grovyle (Grass): evolve Treecko at lvl 16
3: Sceptile (Grass): evolve Grovyle at lvl 36
4: Torchic (Fire): Starter
5: Combusken (Fire/Fighting): Evolve Torchic at lvl 16
6: Blaziken (Fire/Fighting): Evolve Combusken at lvl 36
7: Mudkip (Water): Starter
8: Marshtomp (Water/Ground): Evolve Mudkip at lvl 16
9: Swampert (Water/Ground): Evolve Marshtomp at lvl 36
10: Poocheyena (Dark): R+S: Routes 101, 102 & 103 (Uncommon); E: Routes 101, 102, 103, 104, 110, 116, 117, 120, 121 & 123, Petalburg Woods (Common)
11: Mightyena (Dark): R+S: Evolve Poocheyena at lvl 18; E: Evolve Poochyena at lvl 18 OR Routes 120, 121, and 123 (Common)
12: Zigzagoon (Normal): R+S: See Emerald's Poochyena locations (Common); E: See R+S's Poocheyena locations but add Routes 118 and 119 (Uncommon)
13: Linoone (Normal): R+S:Evolve Zigzagoon at lvl 20 OR Routes 118, 119, 120, 121, and 123 (Common); E: Evolve Zigzagoon at lvl 20 OR Routes 118 and 119 (Uncommon)
14: Wurmple (Bug): Routes 101, 102 and 104 and Petalburg Woods (Common)
15: Silcoon (Bug): Evolve Wurmple at lvl 7 (random chance of this result) OR Petalburg Woods (Few)
16: Beautifly (Bug/Flying): Evolve Silcoon at lvl 10
17: Cascoon: (Bug): Evolve Wurmple at lvl 7 (random chance of this result) OR Petalburg Woods (Few)
18: Dustox (Bug/Poison): Evolve Cascoon at lvl 10
19: Lotad (Grass/Water): R: Must Trade from S or E; S+E: Routes 102 and 114 (Common)
20: Lombre (Grass/Water): R: Must Trade from S or E; S+E: Evolve Lotad at lvl 14 OR Route 114 (S: Few, E: Uncommon)
21: Ludicolo (Grass/Water): Evolve Lombre with Water Stone
22: Seedot (Grass): S: Must trade from R or E; R: Routes 102 and 114 (Common); E: Routes 102, 117 and 120 (Rare)
23: Nuzleaf (Grass/Dark): S: Must trade from R or E; R+E: Evolve Seedot at lvl 14 OR Route 114 (R: Few, E: Rare)
24: Shiftry (Grass/Dark): Evolve Nuzleaf with a Leaf Stone
25: Taillow (Normal/Flying): Routes 104, 115, 116 and Petalburg Woods (Common)
26: Swellow (Normal/Flying): Evolve Taillow at lvl 22 OR Route 115 (Few)
27: Wingull (Water/Flying): Routes 103, 104, 110, 115, 118, 121 & 123, Mt. Pyre (Grass), Routes 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 115, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 & 134, Dewford Town, EverGrande City, Lilycove City, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog City, Slateport City (Surf) (Common)
28: Pelipper (Water/Flying): Evolve Wingull at lvl 25 OR Routes 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 115, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 & 134, Dewford Town, EverGrande City, Lilycove City, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog City, Slateport City (Surf) (Rare)
29: Ralts (Psychic): Route 102 (rare)
30: Kirlia (Psychic): Evolve Ralts at lvl 20
31: Gardevoir (Psychic): Evolve Kirlia at lvl 30
32: Surskit (Water/Bug): R+S: Routes 102, 114, 117 & 120 (Grass), Routes 102, 111, 114, 117, 120 (Surf) (Rare); E: Newsflash swarm in Routes 102, 114, 117, and 120....otherwise must be traded from R and S.
33: Masquerain (Bug/Flying): Evolve Surskit at lvl 22
34: Shroomish (Grass): Petalburg Woods (Uncommon)
35: Breloom (Grass/Fighting): Evolve Shroomish at lvl 23
36: Slakoth (Normal): Petalburg Woods (Rare)
37: Vigoroth (Normal): Evolve Slakoth at lvl 18
38: Slaking (Normal): Evolve Vigoroth at lvl 36
39: Abra (Psychic): R+S: Granite Cave Floor 1 and Basement Floors 1 and 2 (Few); E: Granite Cave Floor 1 and Basement Floors 1 and 2, and Route 116 (Few)
40: Kadabra (Psychic): Evolve Abra at lvl 16
41: Alakazam (Psychic): Evolve Kadabra by Trading
42: Nincada (Bug/Ground): Route 116 (Uncommon)
43: Ninjask (Bug/Flying): Evolve Nincada at lvl 20
44: Shedinja (Bug/Ghost): Evolve Nincada at lvl 20 with an extra spot in your party and an extra Pokeball in your bag.
45: Whismur (Normal): R+S: Route 106, Rusturf Tunnel and Victory Road (Common); E: Same places but add Desert Underpass (Common)
46: Loudred (Normal): R+S: Evolve Whismur at lvl 20 OR Victory Road Floor 1 (Few); E: Evolve Whismur at lvl 20 OR Victory Road Floor 1 and Desert Underpass (Few)
47: Exploud (Normal): Evolve Loudred at lvl 40
48: Makuhita (Fighting): Granite Cave Floor 1 and Basement Floor 1, Victory Road Floor 1 (Common)
49: Hariyama (Fighting): Evolve Makuhita at lvl 24 OR Victory Road Floor 1 or Basement Floor 1
50: Goldeen (Water): R+S: Route 102, 111, 114, 117, 120, Petalburg City, Victory Road, Meteor Falls, Safari Zone (Fish) (Common); E: Route 102, 111, 114, 117, 120, Petalburg City, Victory Road, Meteor Falls, Safari Zone (Fish), Routes 102, 111, 114, 117 & 120 (Surf) (Common when fishing, rare when surfing)
51: Seaking (Water): Evolve Goldeen at lvl 33 OR Safari Zone Mach Bike and Left Entrance Areas (Fishing) (Rare)
52: Magikarp (Water): Fish anywhere with the Old Rod (Common)
53: Gyarados (Water/Flying): Evolve Magikarp at lvl 20 OR Sootopolis City (Fishing)
54: Azurill (Normal): Breeding Marills or Azumarills while one holds a Sea Incense
55: Marill (Water): R+S: Evolve Azurill by Friendship OR Routes 102, 111, 114, 117, 120, Petalburg City (Surf) Routes 117, 120 (Common); E: Evolve Azurill by Friendship OR Routes 102, 111, 114, 117, 120, Petalburg City, Safari Zone Extention (Surf) Routes 117, 120 (Common)
56: Azumarill (Water): Evolve Marill at lvl 18
57: Geodude (Rock/Ground): Granite Cave Floor 1 (Cave), Routes 111 & 114, Granite Cave Basement 2, Safari Zone & Victory Road Basement 1 (Rock Smash) (Common)
58: Graveler (Rock/Ground): R+S: Evolve Geodude at lvl 25 OR Victory Road Basement Floor 1 (Rock Smash) (Common); E: Magma Hideout (non-rock smash), Victory Road Basement Floors 1 (Rock Smash) (Uncommon)
59: Golem (Rock/Ground): Evolve Graveler by Trading
60: Nosepass (Rock): Granite Cave Basement Floor 2 (Rock Smash) (common)
61: Skitty (Normal): Route 116 (Rare)
62: Delcatty (Normal): Evolve Skitty with a Moon Stone
63: Zubat (Poison/Flying): R+S: Cave of Origin Entrance & Floors 1 & Basements 1, 2 & 3, Granite Cave Floors 1 & Basement 1 & 2, Meteor Falls Entrance, Seafloor Cavern, Shoal Cave, Victory Road Floor (Common); E: Same places but add Altering Cave (Common)
64: Golbat (Poison/Flying): Evolve Zubat at lvl 22 OR Cave of Origin Floors 1 & Basements 1, 2 & 3, Meteor Falls, Seafloor Cavern, Shoal Cave, Sky Pillar Floors 1, 3 & 5, Victory Road Floor 1 & Basements 1 & 2 (Uncommon)
65: Crobat (Poison/Flying): Evolve Golbat by Friendship
66: Tentacool (Water/Poison): Routes 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 115, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 & 134. Dewford Town, EverGrande City, Lilycove City, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog Town, Slateport City, Seafloor Cavern, Shoal Cave (Surf & Fish) (Common)
67: Tentacruel (Water/Poison): Evolve Tentacool at lvl 30 OR Abandoned Ship (Surf and Fish) (Rare)
68: Sableye (Ghost/Dark): R: Must be traded from S and E; S+ E: Cave of Origin Floor 1 & Basements 1, 2 & 3, Granite Cave Basements 1 & 2, Sky Pillar Floors 1, 3 & 5, Victory Road Basement 2 (Common)
69: Mawile (Steel): S: Must be traded from R and E; R: Anywhere you would find a Sableye in S and E (Common); E: Victory Road Basement Floors 1 and 2 (Rare)
70: Aron (Steel/Rock): Granite Cave Floor 1 & Basement Floors 1 & 2, Victory Road Floor 1
71: Lairon (Steel/Rock): Evolve Aron at lvl 32 OR Victory Road Floor 1 and Basement Floors 1 and 2 (R+S: Few, E: Uncommon)
72: Aggron (Steel/Rock): Evolve Lairon at lvl 42
73: Machop (Fighting): R+S: Route 112, Fiery Path, Jagged Path (Uncommon); E: Fiery Path, Jagged Path (Uncommon)
74: Machoke (Fighting): Evolve Machop at lvl 28
75: Machamp (Fighting): Evolve Machoke by Trading

76: Meditite (Fighting/Psychic): R+S: Mount Pyre Grass, Victory Road Basement Floor 1 (Common); E: Must trade from R and S
77: Medicham (Fighting/Psychic): R+S: Evolve Meditite at lvl 37 OR Victory Road Basement Floors 1 and 2; E: Must be traded from R and S
78: Electrike (Electric): Routes 110 and 118 (Common)
79: Manectric (Electric): Evolve Electrike at lvl 26 OR Route 118 (Rare)
80: Plusle (Electric): Route 110 (R+E: Rare; S: Common)
81: Minun (Electric): Route 110 (S: Rare; R+E: Common)
82: Magnemite (Steel/Electric): New Mauville (Common)
83: Magneton (Steel/Electric): Evolve Magnemite at lvl 30 OR New Mauville (Rare)
84: Voltorb (Electric): New Mauville (Common)
85: Electrode (Electric): Evolve Voltorb at lvl 30 OR New Mauville (Rare) Also appears as fake items in the Team Aqua Base (Magma Base in Ruby)
86: Volbeat (Bug): Route 117 (R+E: Rare; S: Uncommon)
87: Illumise (Bug): Route 117 (S: Rare; R+E: Uncommon)
88: Oddish (Grass/Poison): Routes 110, 117, 119, 120, 121, 123 and Safari Zone (Common)
89: Gloom (Grass/Poison): Evolve Oddish at lvl 21 OR Routes 121, 123 and Safari Zone (Few)
90: Vileplume (Grass/Poison): Evolve Gloom with a Leaf Stone
91: Bellossom (Grass): Evolve Gloom with a Sun Stone
92: Doduo (Normal/Flying): Safari Zone Entrance, Left Area, and Mach Bike Area (Uncommon)
93: Dodrio (Normal/Flying): Evolve Doduo at lvl 31 OR Safari Zone Mach Bike Area (Rare)
94: Roselia (Grass/Poison): R+S:Route 117 (Common); E: Must trade with R/S
95: Gulpin (Poison): Route 110 (Few)
96: Swalot (Poison): Evolve Gulpin at lvl 26
97: Carvanha (Water/Dark): Routes 118 and 119 (Fishing) (Common)
98: Sharpedo (Water/Dark): Evolve Carvanha at lvl 30 OR Routes 103, 118, 122, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog Town (Fish) (Common)
99: Wailmer (Water): Routes 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 115, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 & 134, Dewford Town, EverGrande City, Lilycove City, Mossdeep City, Pacifidlog Town, Seafloor Cavern, Shoal Cave, Slateport City (Fish) (Common)
100: Wailord (Water): Evolve Wailmer at lvl 40 OR Route 129 (Surf)
101: Numel (Fire/Ground): Route 112, Firey Path, Jagged Pass (Common)
102: Camerupt (Fire/Ground): Evolve Numel at lvl 33
103: Slugma (Fire): R+S: Firey Path (Few); E: Route 113 and Firey Path (Uncommon)
104: Magcargo (Fire/Rock): Evolve Slugma at lvl 38
105: Torkoal (Fire): R+S: Firey Path (Uncommon); E: Magma Hideout, Firey Path (Common)
106: Grimer (Poison): Firey Path (R+E: Rare; S: Common)
107: Muk (Poison): Evolve Grimer at lvl 38
108: Koffing (Poison): Firey Path (S: Rare; R+E: Common)
109: Weezing (Poison): Evolve Koffing at lvl 35
110: Spoink (Psychic): Jagged Pass (Uncommon)
111: Grumpig (Psychic): Evolve Spoink at lvl 32
112: Sandshrew (Ground): R+S: Route 113 (Uncommon); E: Desert and Mirage Tower (Common) (May appear in 113 but I haven't seen any)
113: Sandslash (Ground): Evolve Sandshrew at lvl 22
114: Spinda (Normal): Route 113 (Common)
115: Skarmory (Steel/Flying): Route 113 (Rare)
116: Trapinch (Ground): R+S: Route 111 Desert (Common); E: Route 111 Desert and Mirage Tower (Common)
117: Vibrava (Ground/Dragon): Evolve Trapinch at lvl 35
118: Flygon (Ground/Dragon): Evolve Vibrava at lvl 45
119: Cacnea (Grass): Route 111 Desert (R+S: Uncommon; E: Rare)
120: Cacturne (Grass/Dark): Evolve Cacnea at lvl 32
121: Swablu (Normal/Flying): Routes 114 and 115 (Common)
122: Altaria (Flying/Dragon): Evolve Swablu at lvl 35 OR Sky Pillar Floor 5
123: Zangoose (Normal): R: Route 114 (Uncommon); S+E: Must trade from R
124: Seviper (Poison): S+E: Route 114 (S: Uncommon; E: Rare); R: Must trade from S/E
125: Lunatone (Rock/Psychic): R+E: Must trade from S; S: Meteor Falls (Walking and Surfing) (Uncommon)
126: Solrock (Rock/Psychic): S: Must trade from R/E; R+E: Meteor Falls (Walking and Surfing) (Uncommon)
127: Barboach (Water/Ground): Routes 111, 114 & 120, Meteor Falls, Victory Road Basement 2 (Fish) (Common)
128: Whiscash (Water/Ground): Evolve Barboach at lvl 30 OR Meteor Falls, Victory Road Basement Floor 2 (Fishing) (Uncommon)
129: Corphish (Water): Routes 102 & 117, Petalburg City (Fish) (Uncommon)
130: Crawdaunt (Water/Dark): Evolve Corphish at lvl 30
131: Baltoy (Ground/Psychic): Route 111 Desert (R+S: Few; E: Uncommon)
132: Claydol (Ground/Psychic): Evolve Baltoy at lvl 36 OR Sky Pillar Floors 1, 3 & 5 (Uncommon)
133: Lileep (Grass/Rock): Revive from Root Fossil (Only one) (Must trade if you chose claw fossil unless you play E)
134: Cradily (Grass/Rock): Evolve Lileep at lvl 40
135: Anorith (Bug/Rock): Revive from Claw Fossil (Only one) (Must trade if you chose Root Fossil unless you play E)
136: Armaldo (Bug/Rock): Evolve Anorith at lvl 40
137: Igglybuff (Normal): Breed from Jigglypuffs or Wigglytuffs
138: Jigglypuff (Normal): Evolve Igglybuff by Friendship OR Route 115 (Few)
139: Wigglytuff (Normal): Evolve Jigglypuff with Moon Stone
140: Feebas (Water): Route 119 (fishing) (can only be caught on 6 tiles that are randomized when Trendy Phrase in Dewford changes) (Common in those 6 tiles)
141: Milotic (Water): Evolve Feebas by leveling it up while it has max Beauty
142: Castform (Normal, Fire, Water, Ice): Reward for removing Team Magma/Aqua from Weather Institute
143: Staryu (Water): Lilycove City (Fishing) (Uncommon)
144: Starmie (Water/Psychic): Evolve Staryu with Water Stone
145: Kecleon (Normal): Routes 118, 119, 120, 121 & 123 (Grass) Fortree City, Route 120 (Hidden, Requires Devon Scope) (rare....I reccommend catching the one Steven reveals to you)
146: Shuppet (Ghost): R: Mount Pyre Floors 4,5,6 and Summit (Few); S+E: Routes 121 & 123, Mt. Pyre Floors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Summit & Half Way (Common)
147: Banette (Ghost): R: Evolve Shuppet at lvl 37; S+E: Evolve Shuppet at lvl 37 OR Sky Pillar Floors 1,3, and 5 (few)
148: Duskull (Ghost): R: Same areas as Shuppets in S/E (Common); S+E: same areas as Shuppets in R (Few)
149: Dusclops (Ghost): S+E: Evolve Duskull at lvl 37; R: Evolve Duskull at lvl 37 OR Sky Pillar Floors 1, 3, and 5 (Few)
150: Tropius (Grass/Flying): Route 119 (rare)

151: Chimecho (Psychic): Mt Pyre Summit (Rare)
152: Absol (Dark): Route 120 (Rare)
153: Vulpix (Fire): Mt Pyre Grass (Common)
154: Ninetales (Fire): Evolve Vulpix with Fire Stone
155: Pichu (Electric): Breed Pikachus or Raichus
156: Pikachu (Electric): Evolve Pichu by Friendship OR Safari Zone Entrance and Left areas (Rare)
157: Raichu (Electric): Evolve Pikachu with Thunderstone
158: Psyduck (Water): Safari Zone (Surfing) ( Common)
159: Golduck (Water): Evolve Psyduck at lvl 33 OR Safari Zone (Surfing) (Rare)
160: Wynaut (Psychic): Egg from old lady in Lavaridge OR Breed Wobbuffets while one holds a Lax Incense
161: Wobbuffet (Psychic): Evolve Wynaut at lvl 15 OR Safari Zone Entrance and Left areas (Few)
162: Natu (Psychic/Flying): Safari Zone Entrance, Left, and Acro Bike areas (Uncommon)
163: Xatu (Psychic/Flying): Evolve Natu at lvl 25 OR Safari Zone Acro Bike area (Rare)
164: Girafarig: (Psychic/Normal): Safari Zone Entrance and Left Areas (Uncommon)
165: Phanpy (Ground): Safari Zone Acro Bike area (Common)
166: Donphan (Ground): Evolve Phanpy at lvl 25
167: Pinsir (Bug): Safari Zone Mach Bike area (Rare)
168: Heracross (Bug/Fighting): Safari Zone Acro Bike Area (Rare)
169: Rhyhorn (Rock/Ground): Safari Zone Mach Bike area (Common)
170: Rhydon (Rock/Ground): Evolve Rhyhorn at lvl 42
171: Snorunt (Ice): Shoal Cave Ice Room (Few)
172: Glailie (Ice): Evolve Snorunt at lvl 42
173: Spheal (Water/Ice): Shoal Cave (Common)
174: Sealeo (Water/Ice): Evolve Spheal at lvl 32
175: Walrein (Water/Ice): Evolve Sealeo at lvl 44
176: Clamperl (Water): Underwater on Routes 124 and 126 (Common)
177: Huntail (Water): Evolve Clamperl by trading while it holds Deepseatooth (you get this by giving the Scanner from Abandoned Ship to Capt. Stern.....you also have the option for Deepseascale. You can only get 1. You need to trade for the other one)
178: Gorebyss (Water): Evolve Clamperl by Trading it while it holds Deepseascale (see Huntail for note on Deepsea items)
179: Relicanth (Rock/Water): Underwater on Routes 124 and 126 (Rare)
180: Corsola (Rock/Water): Route 128 and Evergrande City (Fishing) (Uncommon)
181: Chinchou (Water/Electric): Underwater on routes 124 and 126 (Common)
182: Lanturn (Water/Electric): Evolve Chinchou at lvl 27
183: Luvdisc (Water): Route 128 and Evergrande City (Fishing) (Uncommon)
184: Horsea (Water): Routes 132, 133, and 134 (Fishing) (Uncommon)
185: Seadra (Water): Evolve Horsea at lvl 32
186: Kingdra (Water/Dragon): Evolve Seadra by trading while it holds a Dragon Scale
187: Bagon (Dragon): In Meteor Falls where TM02 is located (Uncommon)
188: Shelgon (Dragon): Evolve Bagon at lvl 30
189: Salamence (Dragon/Flying): Evolve Shelgon at lvl 50
190: Beldum (Steel/Psychic): Pokeball in Steven's House after defeating Elite 4
191: Metang (Steel/Psychic): Evolve Beldum at lvl 20
192: Metagross (Steel/Psychic): Evolve Metang at lvl 45
193, 194, and 195: Regirock, Regice, and Registeel (Rock, Ice, and Steel): These guys require Dive, Dig, Rock Smash (E only), Strength (RS), Flash (E), Fly (RS), Relcanth and Wailord to catch. Go to the Routes with the fast currents. Travel thru em till u reach a dive spot. Dive under and look for a braille message. Surface from there to enter a secret cave. Head to the back and use Dig on the Braille message. Enter the new room. Make your team Relicanth 1st, Wailord last (RS) or Wailord 1st, Relicanth last (E) and read the Braille in the back....3 doors will open around Hoenn.
Regirock: in Desert: Braille Puzzle: left left down down Rock Smash (E), Right right down down Strength (RS)
Regice: Route 105: Braille Puzzle: Just Stand there (RS) Run a lap around the room clockwise without leaving the wall (E)
Registeel: Route 120: Braille Puzzle: Use Fly in Middle of the room (RS) Use Flash in Middle of room (E)
All 3 are One of a kind and lvl 40
196, 197: Latias and Latios (Dragon/Psychic): Latios (R and E only) Latias (S and E only): appear randomly around Hoenn after Elite four are defeated (in Emerald you choose the one you want) They will appear on ANY route. They automatically try to run when confronted. They switch routes when you do, or when you enter a building/cave or city. Both are one-of-a-kind lvl 40. Must be able to trade to get both.

Will add last three tomorrow.

Edit: AND WE'RE BACK!

198, 199: Kyogre and Groudon (Water, Ground): R: Groudon appears in Cave of Origins. Must be fought to continue game. He's lvl 45. Kyogre must be traded over; S: Kyogre appears at the end of Cave of Origins. Must be fought to continue the game. He's lvl 45. Groudon must be traded over; E: After defeating the Elite 4, head over to the Weather Institute and speak to the guy that gave you Castform. He will tell you that there is intense sunshine or rainfall on a certain route. Head to the indicated route quickly. A new cave (Groudon) or Dive spot (Kyogre) will appear. If you are too slow they change routes. These caves are straightforward and lead straight to the pokemon. Both are lvl 70 and know OHKO moves. I reccommend using Rainy Day or some other weather move on Groudon to stop his instant cast Solar Beams. Both Pokemon are one-of-a-kind.

200: Rayquaza (Dragon/Flying): After defeating Pokemon League, head to Sky Pillar (northeast of Pacifidlog town) with your Mach Bike. Climb to the top of the sky pillar. (On one floor there seems to be a dead end....but if you fall thru the correct cracks, you can proceed). On the roof you will find Rayquaza. He is lvl 70. One-of-a-kind.

And thats all of them! Hope this helps you! GL!

Tips for Catching and Battling:

1: When hunting the Lati Twins....bring a pokemon that knows Mean Look (Crobat is perfect due to his speed)....Emerald players can use Smeargle for the job too.

2: Mean Look can be transferred with Baton Pass.

3: Unlike the Legendary Beasts (Entei Raikou Suicune), the Lati Twins can't scare your Pokemon away.

4: Try to get as many high quality Blue Pokeblocks as possible.....it'll insure that your Feebas evolves.

5: When hunting for Feebas, I reccommend fishing in each spot till 5 pokemon are reeled in. Feebas is common in the spots he appears in.

6: Old rod can catch Magikarp, Tentacool, and Feebas

7: Good Rod can catch Barboach Magikarp Tentacool (Abandoned Ship) Feebas Goldeen Carvanha Wailmer Luvdisc and Horsea (and Remoraid in emerald)

8: Super Rod can catch Sharpedo, Luvdisc, Tentacool (Abandoned Ship) Tentacruel, Magikarp (pretty rare with this rod), Gyarados, Seaking, Staryu, Feebas and Corsola (maybe Horsea too) (Emerald players can also catch Octillery)

9: (Common) means that pokemon is easy to find (Uncommon) means they are frequently found, but not as much as common ones (Few) means infreqently seen (Rare) means you will probably be searching for it for quite some time.

10: The Master Ball is in Aqua Headquarters (Magma HQ in Ruby) just search every teleporter and you should find it.

11: I reccommend using the Master Ball on Rayquaza tho the Lati Twins are good candidates too since they like to run away a lot and Emerald's Groudon and Kyogre are good targets too since they are lvl 70 (R and S's Groudon and Kyogre are lvl 45).

12: Timer Balls work great on legendary Pokemon

13: When constructing a team, try to make sure that your Pokemon can cover each other's type weakness

Ineffective team: Glalie, Mightyena, Regirock, Mawile, Zangoose, Aggron These Pokemon are strong but this team will be wiped out by a fighting type.

Effective Team: Blaziken, Sceptile, Aggron, Swampert, Alakazam, Seviper. These pokemon cover a wide array of types and can easily switch to answer any situation.

14: Try to give your 'mons a move set that covers more then just your pokemon's own types. like a Blaziken with Aerial Ace, Blaze Kick, Sky Uppercut, and Dig works quite well.

15: The Game Corner has some pretty powerful TMs as prizes.

16: Building Friendship on a Pokemon takes a while. Let it fight, lvl up, use stat boosting items on it (the permanent ones that cost $9800) to help.

17: You can get the elemental evolution stones near Mossdeep. A man near there will trade the stones for shards of the same color. Shards are hidden in the water routes and some aquatic pokemon are holding them.

18: The Dragon Scale evolution item needed for Kingdra can only be gotten by using Thief on Bagons or Horseas.

19: The Root and Claw Fossils in the desert are in different locations in RS then in E. in RS: northeastern corner. E: top of Mirage Tower (must have Rock Smash). Once your decision is made, the other fossil gets buried. Emerald players can find the other fossil by heading through the cave in the Fossil Maniac's house after defeating the Elite 4.

20: It is just a game...let loose, have fun, and play your way.

21: Pokemon may be more common or less common in some areas then what I put up there.

Fun Facts:

Did you know that there are currently NO pure flying types even in fourth gen? (Arceus, Kecleon, and the Porygon evolution line do not count as all are really normal types that can change thier type due to skills/innate abilities)

Pokemon Emerald is the 1st game to allow rematches with Gym Leaders

If you fill the Hoenn Pokedex in Emerald, Prof. Birch will let you have a Johto starter

Feebas is the rarest non-one-of-a-kind Pokemon in game

Sableye's typing makes it impossible to do Super effective damage

Emerald Gym Leaders and Elite 4 members have different teams then RS

Roxanne: adds a second Geodude
Brawly: adds a Meditite
Wattson: has Electrike and Manectric, loses Voltorb and Magnemite.
Flannery: Has a Numel at the cost of a Slugma
Norman: lost a slaking (and a Slakoth if he used one in RS) and got Linoone and Spinda
Winona: Now uses Swablu, Altaria, Tropius, Pelipper (and maybe Swellow)
Tate and Liza: Adds Xatu and Claydol
8th Gym Leader is a guy named Juan: Luvdisc, Kingdra, Sealeo, Whiscash, and I think Gyarados

Elite 4:
Sidney: replaces Sharpedo with Crawdaunt
Phoebe: Unchanged
Glacia: Unchanged
Drake: Trades a Flygon in for Kingdra
Champion is no longer Steven....its now the 8th Gym Leader from RS: Wallace: Wailord, Milotic, Whiscash, Gyarados, Tentacruel, and Ludicolo.

Steven is in Meteor Falls after you defeat the Elite Four. His team is the same as RS.

Kingdra's typing only has one weakness: Dragon

RSE has more dragons then the previous two generations combined (Previous generations: 4 dragons; RSE: 9 (10 if you count Kingdra)

Wailord is currently the largest Pokemon in the world.

Emerald players have access to these pokemon after national dex is unlocked: Aipom, Smeargle, Sudowoodo (only one), Spinarak, Wooper, Quagsire, Houndour, Remoraid, Octillery, Teddiursa, Miltank, Stantler, Hoothoot, Sunkern, Ledyba, Shuckle, Pineco, Gligar, Mareep, Snubbull, Meowth, Ditto, Totodile, Chikorita , Cyndaquil (the last 3 are one of a kind. You get to choose one when you fill up the Hoenn pokedex). To get Meowth, head to Battle Frontier with a skitty. One of the houses has a girl that'll give you a Meowth for a skitty. The bulk of these pokemon are in the Safari Zone extension. 3 of them (Smeargle, Sudowoodo, Meowth) are in Battle Frontier. I have only listed Pokemon that can be caught in the wild and Meowth. Many of these pokemon can evolve.

FR/LG Can catch (after getting national dex by beating the elite 4 and having 60+ pokemon registered in Kanto dex): Steelix, Bellossom, Porygon2, Kingdra, Crobat, Scizor, Slowking, Politoed, Espeon, Umbreon, Blissey, Pichu, Igglybuff, Magby, Cleffa, Smoochum, Elekid, Tyrogue, Hitmontop, Marill, Remoraid, Mantine, Wooper, Sentret, Ledyba, Spinarak, Sneasel, Swinub, Misdreavus, Delibird, Yanma, Dunsparce, Unown, Qwilfish, Slugma, Magcargo, Togepi, Skarmory, Phanpy, Heracross, Wobbuffet, Hoppip, Natu, Larvitar, Entei (if Bulbasaur was your starter), Raikou (if you chose Squirtle), and Suicune (if you chose Charmander). Many of these pokemon are only obtained by evolving Kanto Pokemon or breeding them. There are more pokemon then listed due to some of them being capable of evolution (like Togepi), or can breed (Marill). Many pokemon here are version specific. These Pokemon are found on the Sevii Islands. I have only listed pokemon that can be caught in the wild, Togepi, and unlocked evolutions and pre-evolutions for Kanto Pokemon.

Did you know that Shuckle has the highest Def and Sp Def stats of ANY pokemon....even Deoxys?

Blissey has the highest HP stat of any pokemon.

Speed Deoxys is the fastest Pokemon.

Attack Deoxys has the highest attack and Sp. attack.

Unlike Magikarp (whom Feebas shares many things with: type, being a fish, can turn into a serpentine creature, must be fished up, learns same lvl up moves at same lvls) Feebas is actually capable of learning TMs and HMs, Egg Moves, and Move Tutor moves.

The Johto Starters are unique from all starters in that they all remain "pure" (one type) thier entire lives.

Kanto Starters:
Bulbasaur(Grass/Poison)
Ivysaur (Grass/Poison)
Venusaur (Grass/Poison)
Charmander (Fire)
Charmeleon (Fire)
Charizard (Fire/Flying)
Squirtle (Water)
Wartortle (Water)
Blastoise (Water)

Johto Starters:
Chikorita (Grass)
Bayleef (Grass)
Meganium (Grass)
Cyndaquil (Fire)
Quilava (Fire)
Typhlosion (Fire)
Totodile (Water)
Croconaw (Water)
Feraligatr (Water)

Hoenn Starters:
Treecko (Grass)
Grovyle (Grass)
Sceptile (Grass)
Torchic (Fire)
Combusken (Fire/Fighting)
Blaziken (Fire/Fighting)
Mudkip (Water)
Marshtomp (Water/Ground)
Swampert (Water/Ground)

Sinnoh Starters:
Turtwig (Grass)
Grotle (Grass)
Torterra (Grass/Ground)
Chimchar (Fire)
Monferno (Fire/Fighting)
Infernape (Fire/Fighting)
Piplup (Water)
Prinplup (Water)
Empoleon (Water/Steel)

The 4th gen attack Roost not only heals the user, but for the remainder of that turn, the user is no longer a flying type. (eg: if Zapdos uses Roost, like half his HP is restored, and he becomes a pure Electric type till the turn ends....making him vulnerable to Ground attacks)

Thunder has a chance of breaking through Protect and Detect if it is raining (along with the 100% accuracy and ability to hit flying targets)

Deoxys' first 3 forms (Defense, Normal, and Attack) spell out DNA when all but the first letter of each word is removed

All 4 generations have had at least one group of 3 legendary Pokemon that have a collective name: The Legendary Birds of Kanto (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres), The Legendary Beasts of Johto (Entei, Raikou, Suicune), The Legendary Golems of Hoenn (Regirock, Regice, Registeel), The Legendary Weather Trio of Hoenn (Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza), The Legendary Pixies of Sinnoh (Uxie, Azelf, Mesprit), and The Legendary Dragons of Sinnoh (Palkia, Dialga, Giratina)

The Legendary Birds' names are a combo of something pertaining to thier element and a spanish number from 1-3
Articuno: Arctic+Uno(1)
Zapdos: Zap+Dos(2)
Moltres: Molten+Tres(3)

If you battle competitively, ANY pokemon can be used successfully.....even Caterpie, Weedle, Magikarp, etc. Just find some way to make it work, and soon you will be bringing massive amounts of embarrassment to your opponents (just watch yourself....there IS a reason why people don't use these things....)

Bulbasaur is the only starter that is dual typed thru its entire life

Of all hybrid types available, normal has the least amount of combos (only 3)
Normal/Flying(see below)
Normal/Water (Bibarel is the only one)
Normal/Psychic (Girafarig)

Flying type has the most combinations (15....meaning every type has a flying hybrid except Fighting)

Normal/Flying (Pidgey, Pidgeotto, Pidgeot, Spearow, Fearow, Farfetch'd, Doduo, Dodrio, Togetic, Togekiss, Hoothoot, Noctowl, Taillow, Swellow, Swablu, Chotot, Starly, Staravia, Staraptor)

Flying/Water (Gyarados, Mantyke, Mantine, Wingull, Pelipper)

Flying/Grass (Shaymin Sky Form, Tropius, Hoppip, Skiploom, Jumpluff)

Flying/Fire (Charizard, Moltres, Ho-oh)

Flying/Ice (Delibird, Articuno)

Flying/Electric (Zapdos)

Flying/Dragon (Dragonite, Altaria, Salamence, Rayquaza)

Flying/Ghost (Drifloon, Drifblim)

Flying/Ground (Gligar, Gliscor)

Flying/Steel (Skarmory)

Flying/Psychic (Natu, Xatu, Lugia)

Flying/Dark (Murkrow, Honchkrow)

Flying/Bug (Butterfree, Scyther, Ledyba, Ledian, Yanma, Yanmega, Beautifly, Masquerain, Ninjask, Mothim, Combee, Vespiqueen)

Flying/Rock (Aerodactyl)

Flying/Poison (Zubat, Golbat, Crobat)

geez....I think I went way past the double post limit thinger......

Fun Fact: Magna did way more then a double post on this thread