A faithful remake
The story of Red and Blue, step by step, with completely redesigned Gym Leaders, Trainers and locations. The Abilities and Natures of Generation 3 make every Pokémon unique.
The great return to Kanto, completely redesigned for the Game Boy Advance, with the mysterious Sevii Islands as a bonus. Back on Nintendo Switch since 2026: the complete walkthrough, the Gyms, the Kanto Pokédex and all the secrets of both versions.
For Pokémon's 30th anniversary, the two 2004 remakes returned as-is on the Nintendo eShop. A walkthrough written for the Game Boy Advance therefore remains valid down to the last detail: this entire mini-site also applies to the Switch version.
€19.99 per version · Nintendo eShop only
On the day of Pokémon's 30th anniversary, as a digital exclusive on the Nintendo eShop.
The original games, faithfully emulated, playable on both consoles. Text in French, English, German, Italian or Spanish.
The Link Cable is replaced by local wireless communication between two consoles. No online play.
Once reserved for events, they arrive in your Bag after you enter the Hall of Fame: Lugia, Ho-Oh and Deoxys are finally available to everyone.
Your Kanto Pokémon can join the recent games, one way only, with version 4.1.0 of the app.
Complete the Pokédex in FireRed or LeafGreen and receive a level 50 Celebi in Pokémon HOME on mobile.
Eight years after Red and Blue, Kanto is reborn with the Ruby and Sapphire engine: Abilities, Natures, Double Battles and completely redesigned scenery. Hover over the map: each town takes you to the matching step.
Pewter City · Brock · Rock
Cerulean City · Misty · Water
Vermilion City · Lt. Surge · Electric
Celadon City · Erika · Grass
Fuchsia City · Koga · Poison
Saffron City · Sabrina · Psychic
Cinnabar Island · Blaine · Fire
Viridian City · Giovanni · Ground
The story of Red and Blue, step by step, with completely redesigned Gym Leaders, Trainers and locations. The Abilities and Natures of Generation 3 make every Pokémon unique.
A brand-new archipelago south of Kanto, with Pokémon from Johto, a new plot involving Team Rocket and access to the National Pokédex.
Teachy TV, which explains the basics, the Memorydex, which remembers important conversations, the Vs. Seeker to rebattle Trainers, and a help menu available at any time.
20 steps from Pallet Town to the Indigo Plateau, then the whole Sevii archipelago and the Legendary Pokémon. The differences between FireRed and LeafGreen are flagged at each step. Check off the ones you have completed: your progress stays on this device.
Pallet Town, your first Pokémon and a rival who never leaves you alone. Viridian Forest, Brock in Pewter City, Mt. Moon and Misty in Cerulean City.
The S.S. Anne and Lt. Surge, Rock Tunnel, the Rocket Hideout beneath the Celadon City Game Corner and the ghosts of Pokémon Tower.
Snorlax blocks the road, the Safari Zone, Koga, Silph Co. under siege and the volcano of Cinnabar Island.
A first trip to the Sevii Islands with Bill, the last Badge in Viridian City, Victory Road and the Elite Four.
The National Pokédex, the Ruby and the Sapphire, Islands 4 to 7 and the end of Team Rocket.
All the legendary Pokémon of Kanto and Sevii, the Elite Four rematch, and what changes on Nintendo Switch.
The 1996 Gym Leaders, redrawn by Ken Sugimori, with revised teams and Generation 3 moves. Click a Gym Leader to open the step with their full team and our strategy.
After the Sevii Islands quest, the Elite Four returns stronger: twelve levels higher and a new Pokémon each. See the rematch →
One Island to Three Island open up after the Volcano Badge on Cinnabar Island, when Bill takes you to see his friend Celio. Four Island to Seven Island await the League Champions, in search of the Ruby and the Sapphire.
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Island 1Before the LeagueCelio's Network Center, the Ember Spa and Mt. Ember, Moltres's lair.
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Island 2Before the LeagueThe Game Corner, Cape Brink and a master who teaches powerful moves.
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Island 3Before the LeagueBikers rule the place, and little Lostelle has gotten lost in Berry Forest.
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Island 4After the LeagueLorelei's house, the Day Care and the Icefall Cave where the Waterfall HM is hidden.
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Island 5After the LeagueThe Memorial Pillar, the Water Labyrinth and the Rocket Warehouse, the team's last hideout.
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Island 6After the LeagueThe Dotted Hole and its Sapphire, Ruin Valley and the huge Sevault Canyon.
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Island 7After the LeagueThe Trainer Tower and the mysterious Tanoby Ruins, home to the Unown.
For the first time in Kanto, you can play as a girl: Leaf makes her debut alongside Red.

The young Trainer from Pallet Town, determined to become a Pokémon Master.

The new heroine of FireRed and LeafGreen, chosen at the start of the adventure.

Professor Oak's grandson, always one step ahead of you… all the way to the top of the League.

The great Pokémon expert, who gives you your first partner and the Pokédex.

The leader of Team Rocket hides behind the Celadon casino… and behind a Gym.

The Pokémon genius of Route 25, inventor of the storage system. He takes you to the Sevii Islands.

Bill's friend on One Island. He wants to link Kanto to Hoenn and needs the Ruby and the Sapphire.

The kindly old man of Lavender Town, held at the top of Pokémon Tower by Team Rocket.
The three legendary birds, Mewtwo, a beast from Johto that depends on your starter, and the ticket legendaries, finally available to everyone on Switch.
Articuno📍 Seafoam IslandsThe ice bird sleeps deep inside the Seafoam Islands, at level 50. You need Strength and Surf to reach it.
Zapdos📍 Power PlantZapdos has made its home in the abandoned Power Plant, reachable by surfing from Route 10. Level 50.
Moltres📍 Mt. Ember (Island 1)New in FireRed and LeafGreen: Moltres no longer lives on Victory Road but at the summit of the volcano on Island 1.
Mewtwo📍 Cerulean CaveThe genetic Pokémon waits at the bottom of Cerulean Cave, at level 70, once the League is beaten and the Sapphire has been returned.
Entei📍 Roaming (Bulbasaur)If your first Pokémon was Bulbasaur, Entei starts roaming Kanto after the Sapphire quest.
Suicune📍 Roaming (Charmander)If you chose Charmander, Suicune is the one roaming the tall grass of Kanto.
Raikou📍 Roaming (Squirtle)With Squirtle, Raikou is the one you will be chasing from route to route.
Lugia📍 Navel Rock · Mystic TicketDeep inside Navel Rock, at level 70. The Mystic Ticket is given after the Hall of Fame on Switch.
Ho-Oh📍 Navel Rock · Mystic TicketAt the top of Navel Rock, at level 70. It leaves behind a Sacred Ash.
Deoxys📍 Birth Island · Aurora TicketAttack Forme in FireRed, Defense Forme in LeafGreen, at level 30, after the triangle puzzle.
The Kanto Pokédex with the FireRed and LeafGreen sprites. Tap a Pokémon to mark it as caught, or open its full page. Complete it and you can get Celebi in Pokémon HOME!
The National Pokédex, given to you after the League, has 386 Pokémon: Johto's Pokémon live on the Sevii Islands, and Hoenn's can be obtained by trading with Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald.
The same adventure, but not quite the same Pokémon. To complete the Pokédex, you will need to trade with the other version.
The Charizard version: Growlithe, Scyther, Electabuzz and Ekans await you in the tall grass.
Exclusive Pokémon:
The Venusaur version: Vulpix, Pinsir, Magmar and Sandshrew are on hand.
Exclusive Pokémon:
The post-League adventure of FireRed and LeafGreen is one of the richest in the series. Also find the editorial team's classic guides, given a fresh look.
From the 1996 originals to the remakes, Kanto has never stopped being revisited.
Red, Blue & YellowGame Boy · 1999The originals: our retro mini-site, with its 29-step walkthrough.
Ruby, Sapphire & EmeraldGame Boy Advance · 2003Hoenn's cousins, compatible for trading and the National Pokédex.
Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!Nintendo Switch · 2018The third trip to Kanto, inspired by Yellow and Pokémon GO.