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1. Right from the start, we find that the main character has a friend that will periodically check in on him/her. If the main character is a girl, her friend is a boy named Ethan. If your character is a boy, what is the name of the female friend?
2. The Safari Zone, first introduced in "Red/Blue/Yellow", was notably absent in "Gold/Silver". However, it was included in the remakes. Where is the Safari Zone located in "HeartGold/SoulSilver"?
3. In "Gold/Silver", Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, and Mewtwo could not be caught. However, all were able to be caught in the remakes. These Pokemon were found in their original locations from "Red/Blue/Yellow", with the exception of Moltres. Where can Moltres be found in "HeartGold/SoulSilver"?
4. The Pokeathlon Dome is a completely new addition, unique to "HeartGold/SoulSilver" at the time of release. Pokemon there can participate in sporting events, earning points which can be redeemed for rare items. Where is the Pokeathlon Dome located?
5. The Game Corners in Goldenrod and Cerulean City were also changed in the remakes. Previously, two games could be played, slots and a card-flipping game. However, only one game can be played in the remakes. Which game is this?
6. The Kimono Girls play a much larger role than they did in "Gold/Silver". They appear periodically throughout the game, and then summon either Ho-oh or Lugia, depending on whether you are playing "HeartGold" or "SoulSilver". At what point during the game can you battle the Girls, and follow them to cause one of the legendaries to appear?
7. In "Gold/Silver", the only facility of note in Fuchsia City was the gym. However, in the remakes, one major addition was included. Which facility was added?
8. After defeating all of the gym leaders in Johto and Kanto, you can contact them with your Pokegear for rematches. Once you get their phone numbers and contact them on the right day and time, where can you find them, ready to battle you?
9. Which of these locations in "HeartGold/SoulSilver" was completely absent in the original games?
10. In "Gold/Silver", the legendary Suicune could be found roaming the routes of Johto. However, Suicune could be found in a different manner in "HeartGold/SoulSilver". After being sighted in various locations in the game, where can you finally battle and catch him?
11. In "Gold/Silver", once a legendary Pokemon was knocked out, it was gone for good, never to be battled again. However, in "HeartGold/SoulSilver", once a certain task was completed the legendaries would appear in the same location with full health. What is the task that needs to be completed to revive the legendary Pokemon?
12. A welcome addition to "HeartGold/SoulSilver" is the pair of Running Shoes, which are given to you shortly after you begin the game. They will hold you over until you get a bicycle. Who gives you your running shoes?
13. In Kanto there are many more trainers than in "Gold/Silver". Which of these areas of Kanto are trainers present (besides your rival) in "HeartGold/SoulSilver" that were not present in the original games?
14. The game's final and toughest opponent is Red at Mt. Silver. His Pokemon are all incredibly high-leveled, including a Pikachu that set a record for the highest-ever level out of any opponent's Pokemon. What level is this Pikachu?
15. After defeating Red at Mt. Silver, you can visit Prof. Oak, and he will give you something special. What can you obtain?
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Jordanar18
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kyleisalive before going online.
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