Kanto + Sevii Islands walkthrough hub
Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen Walkthrough
Complete Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen walkthrough with Kanto, Sevii Islands, National Dex, Network Machine, event islands, source-backed encounters, trainers, items, hidden items, and bosses.
Complete Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen walkthrough for Kanto and the Sevii Islands. It uses pret/pokefirered for wild encounter slots, trainer teams, map item data, hidden items, scripted gifts, static Pokemon, rematches, and trainer assets.
FireRed/LeafGreen walkthrough
This is the remake-specific Kanto route: abilities, natures, held items, VS Seeker rematches, Sevii Islands, Ruby/Sapphire Network Machine, National Dex, Trainer Tower, Altering Cave, Birth Island, and Navel Rock are all treated as FR/LG content.
Quick Start
- Choose Bulbasaur for the easiest first two badges, Squirtle for a smooth Brock/Blaine path, or Charmander for a harder start with better remake support from Metal Claw.
- FireRed and LeafGreen share the route order but split wild encounters, Game Corner prizes, and some trades. Version rows are separated in the tables.
- Use the VS Seeker after Vermilion for rematches. Rematch-capable trainers are marked in section trainer tables.
- Do not stop at the Champion: FR/LG's identity is the Sevii post-game, National Dex, Ruby/Sapphire Network Machine, Rocket Warehouse, Tanoby Unown, Mewtwo, and event islands.
Walkthrough Table Of Contents
Pallet Town through Viridian Forest and Pewter Gym.
Phase 2Cascade BadgeRoute 3, Mt. Moon, Cerulean, Nugget Bridge, Bill, and Misty.
Phase 3Thunder BadgeRoutes 5/6, Vermilion, S.S. Anne, Lt. Surge, Diglett's Cave, and Route 11.
Phase 4Rainbow BadgeRock Tunnel, Lavender, Celadon, Rocket Hideout, Game Corner, and Erika.
Phase 5Soul BadgePokemon Tower, Snorlax routes, Safari Zone, Fuchsia, and Koga.
Phase 6Marsh BadgeSaffron City, Fighting Dojo, Silph Co., and Sabrina.
Phase 7Volcano Badge + First Sevii TripSea routes, Seafoam, Cinnabar, Pokemon Mansion, Blaine, and One/Two/Three Island.
Phase 8Earth BadgeViridian Gym, final Giovanni, late Rival, and Victory Road gate.
Phase 9Indigo PlateauVictory Road, Elite Four, Champion, and first clear.
Phase 10Post-Game Sevii IslandsNational Dex, One-Seven Islands, Rocket Warehouse, Tanoby, Trainer Tower, Altering Cave, and Mewtwo.
Phase 11Event Islands + CompletionBirth Island, Navel Rock, upgraded rematches, trades, fossils, tutors, and Pokedex cleanup.
Phase Planner
| Phase | Target level | Main reward | Section pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: Boulder Badge | 12-15 | Boulder Badge, TM39 Rock Tomb, Pokedex errand complete | 4 |
| Phase 2: Cascade Badge | 18-24 | Cascade Badge, TM03 Water Pulse, S.S. Ticket, TM28 Dig | 3 |
| Phase 3: Thunder Badge | 22-29 | Thunder Badge, HM01 Cut, Bike Voucher, Old Rod, VS Seeker | 4 |
| Phase 4: Rainbow Badge | 28-35 | Rainbow Badge, Silph Scope, Coin Case, Tea, Eevee | 6 |
| Phase 5: Soul Badge | 32-43 | Soul Badge, Poke Flute, HM03 Surf, HM04 Strength, Good Rod, Super Rod | 5 |
| Phase 6: Marsh Badge | 38-45 | Marsh Badge, Master Ball, Lapras, Hitmonlee/Hitmonchan | 4 |
| Phase 7: Volcano Badge + First Sevii Trip | 42-50 | Volcano Badge, Secret Key, Tri-Pass, first Sevii Islands arc | 5 |
| Phase 8: Earth Badge | 47-55 | Earth Badge, TM26 Earthquake, Route 23 access | 2 |
| Phase 9: Indigo Plateau | 50-65 | Hall of Fame, National Dex setup | 2 |
| Phase 10: Post-Game Sevii Islands | 55-75 | National Dex, Rainbow Pass, Ruby/Sapphire Network Machine, Cerulean Cave | 6 |
| Phase 11: Event Islands + Completion | 70+ | AuroraTicket, MysticTicket, Deoxys, Lugia, Ho-Oh, completion cleanup | 3 |
Remake-Specific Checks
- Sevii split: One/Two/Three Island happen after Blaine; Four-Seven Island, Rocket Warehouse, Ruby/Sapphire, Tanoby, and Cerulean Cave are post-game.
- Network Machine: Celio needs the Ruby from Mt. Ember and Sapphire from Dotted Hole/Rocket Warehouse to unlock broader trading.
- Event islands: Birth Island uses AuroraTicket for Deoxys Lv. 30; Navel Rock uses MysticTicket for Lugia and Ho-Oh Lv. 70. They are not normal retail access.
- Generation III mechanics: abilities, natures, held items, double battles, move tutors, and modern TM/HM lists change team planning from Red/Blue/Yellow.
Trainer Assets
Asset manifest
Trainer front sprites are copied from graphics/trainers/front_pics, and Pokemon front sprites are copied from graphics/pokemon/*/front.png.
Sources
pret/pokefirered: wild encounters, trainers, trainer parties, maps, map scripts, item balls, event islands, VS Seeker rematches, and trainer graphics.- Encounter odds use the FR/LG source slot rates, with no time-of-day column because FireRed/LeafGreen do not use a normal day/night wild split.