'Pokemon Yellow' - What Changed and Stayed Quiz

Answer: Eevee

This Eevee was originally meant for you. Your rival got a bit hasty and decided he wanted that Pokemon, landing you with Pikachu.

Answer: He doesn't catch the Pokemon

In 'Pokemon Yellow', the old man tries to catch a Rattata, but he only has one Pokeball. On his first attempt at showing you he misses the Rattata, so he goes to the Poke Mart to buy more Pokeballs for his next demonstration.

Answer: true

Pikachu used to be available to catch in the Viridian Forest in 'Red/Green/Blue' versions. They replaced Pikachu in the Viridian Forest because in 'Pokemon Yellow' you can now catch a Pidgey and its evolved form Pidgeotto at a low level.

Answer: no

Mt. Moon is not redesigned for 'Pokemon Yellow'. The floors are the same throughout Generation 1. Mt. Moon does get smaller in Generation 2. Mt. Moon is the first place you battle Jessie and James, the Team Rocket villains from the anime.

Answer: Spearow/Fearow

His team changes quite a bit between games. For the final battle in 'Yellow', he has a Sandslash, an Alazakam and an Exeggutor which have definate places in his party. He can also have a Ninetales, a Cloyster or a Magneton depending on which of the Eevee Evolutions his Eevee will evolve into (Jolteon/Vaporeon/Flareon).
Your rival first has this Spearow/Fearow when you battle him on Route 22 and he replaces them after the battle in the Pokemon Tower.

Answer: Parasect

All in-game trades are different in 'Red' and 'Green', 'Blue' and 'Yellow'. In 'Pokemon Blue' (Japanese Version), the trainer on Route 18 wants a Persian for his Tauros. This version also has a trade involving a Rhydon for a Kangaskhan whereas in 'Yellow' you can trade a Kangaskhan for a Muk on Cinnabar Island.

Answer: Jynx

Jynx was available in the previous Generation 1 games as part of an in-game trade, but it cannot be obtained in 'Pokemon Yellow' unless you trade with someone who has it in 'Red/Blue/Green'.

Answer: Pinsir

Koffing and Weedle can be found in previous games whereas Meowth can only be found in 'Green' and 'Blue'. Pinsir can be found in the Safari Zone or bought at the Celadon/Rocket Game Corner in 'Blue/Green' and 'Yellow'.

Answer: no

The team does not change between Generation 1. In Generation 3 ('FireRed/LeafGreen'), every Pokemon in the Elite Four is two levels lower and some of the Pokemon also change after completing the Sevii Islands.

Answer: true

This is the second time that the Unknown Dungeon has been redesigned, as it was first redesigned for 'Pokemon Blue' (Japanese Version). This is the final Dungeon of the game and is where you can find Mewtwo at level 70.