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🔥 The Pokemon-France Kanto GBA mini-site 🍃

Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen

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.

  • 🎮 Game Boy Advance
  • 📅 Europe: October 1, 2004
  • 🆕 Nintendo Switch: February 27, 2026
The title screen of Pokémon FireRed on Game Boy Advance The title screen of Pokémon LeafGreen on Game Boy Advance
The 2026 comeback

FireRed and LeafGreen on Nintendo Switch

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

  • Released February 27, 2026

    On the day of Pokémon's 30th anniversary, as a digital exclusive on the Nintendo eShop.

  • Switch and Switch 2

    The original games, faithfully emulated, playable on both consoles. Text in French, English, German, Italian or Spanish.

  • Local trades and battles

    The Link Cable is replaced by local wireless communication between two consoles. No online play.

  • Mystic Ticket and Aurora Ticket

    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.

  • Pokémon HOME from October 7, 2026

    Your Kanto Pokémon can join the recent games, one way only, with version 4.1.0 of the app.

  • Celebi as a reward

    Complete the Pokédex in FireRed or LeafGreen and receive a level 50 Celebi in Pokémon HOME on mobile.

Welcome to Kanto

The region where it all began, in 32-bit

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.

Illustrated map of the Kanto region
  1. Pallet Town · The start
  2. Pewter City · Brock · Rock
  3. Cerulean City · Misty · Water
  4. Vermilion City · Lt. Surge · Electric
  5. Celadon City · Erika · Grass
  6. Lavender Town · Pokémon Tower
  7. Fuchsia City · Koga · Poison
  8. Saffron City · Sabrina · Psychic
  9. Cinnabar Island · Blaine · Fire
  10. Viridian City · Giovanni · Ground
  11. Indigo Plateau · The Pokémon League
Kanto, official artwork from FireRed and LeafGreen
Brock, in his Gym in Pewter City

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.

Setting off for the Sevii Islands

The Sevii Islands

A brand-new archipelago south of Kanto, with Pokémon from Johto, a new plot involving Team Rocket and access to the National Pokédex.

The Memorydex, in your bag

Help to get started

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.

The complete walkthrough

The adventure, step by step

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.

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  1. Act I

    The First Steps

    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.

    1. 1 Pallet Town: the big departure
    2. 2 Route 2 and Viridian Forest
    3. 3 Pewter City: Brock and the Boulder Badge Boulder Badge
    4. 4 Route 3 and Mt. Moon
    5. 5 Cerulean City: Misty, Nugget Bridge and Bill Cascade Badge
  2. Act II

    Team Rocket

    The S.S. Anne and Lt. Surge, Rock Tunnel, the Rocket Hideout beneath the Celadon City Game Corner and the ghosts of Pokémon Tower.

    1. 6 Vermilion City: S.S. Anne and Lt. Surge Thunder Badge
    2. 7 Rock Tunnel and Lavender Town
    3. 8 Celadon City: Erika and the Rocket Hideout Rainbow Badge
    4. 9 The Pokémon Tower and Mr. Fuji
  3. Act III

    Southern Kanto

    Snorlax blocks the road, the Safari Zone, Koga, Silph Co. under siege and the volcano of Cinnabar Island.

    1. 10 Snorlax, the Cycling Road and the Safari Zone
    2. 11 Fuchsia City: Koga and the Soul Badge Soul Badge
    3. 12 Saffron City: Silph Co. and Sabrina Marsh Badge
    4. 13 Seafoam Islands and Cinnabar Island: Blaine Volcano Badge
  4. Act IV

    Sevii and the League

    A first trip to the Sevii Islands with Bill, the last Badge in Viridian City, Victory Road and the Elite Four.

    1. 14 The Sevii Islands: One, Two and Three Island
    2. 15 Viridian City, Giovanni and Victory Road Earth Badge
    3. 16 The Pokémon League: the Elite Four and the Champion
  5. Act V

    The Sevii Archipelago

    The National Pokédex, the Ruby and the Sapphire, Islands 4 to 7 and the end of Team Rocket.

    1. 17 The National Pokédex, the Ruby and Four Island
    2. 18 Islands 5 to 7: the Sapphire and the End of Team Rocket
  6. Bonus

    Legends and Switch

    All the legendary Pokémon of Kanto and Sevii, the Elite Four rematch, and what changes on Nintendo Switch.

    1. 19 The Legendaries and the Elite Four Rematch
    2. 20 FireRed and LeafGreen on Nintendo Switch
The road to the Badges

The 8 Gym Leaders of Kanto

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.

  1. 1 Boulder Badge Brock Pewter City RockBoulder Badge
  2. 2 Cascade Badge Misty Cerulean City WaterCascade Badge
  3. 3 Thunder Badge Lt. Surge Vermilion City ElectricThunder Badge
  4. 4 Rainbow Badge Erika Celadon City GrassRainbow Badge
  5. 5 Soul Badge Koga Fuchsia City PoisonSoul Badge
  6. 6 Marsh Badge Sabrina Saffron City PsychicMarsh Badge
  7. 7 Volcano Badge Blaine Cinnabar Island FireVolcano Badge
  8. 8 Earth Badge Giovanni Viridian City GroundEarth Badge

The Indigo Plateau Elite Four and the Champion

  1. Lorelei Ice
  2. Bruno Fighting
  3. Agatha Ghost
  4. Lance Dragon
  5. Blue Champion · varied team

After the Sevii Islands quest, the Elite Four returns stronger: twelve levels higher and a new Pokémon each. See the rematch →

The faces of Kanto

Rivals, allies and enemies

For the first time in Kanto, you can play as a girl: Leaf makes her debut alongside Red.

HeroRed

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

HeroineLeaf

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

RivalBlue

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

ProfessorProfessor Oak

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

Team RocketGiovanni

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

AllyBill

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

AllyCelio

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

Lavender TownMr. Fuji

The kindly old man of Lavender Town, held at the top of Pokémon Tower by Team Rocket.

The Kanto Pokédex

All 151 of Kanto, in original sprites

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!

0 / 151 caught
  1. #001Bulbasaur
  2. #002Ivysaur
  3. #003Venusaur
  4. #004Charmander
  5. #005Charmeleon
  6. #006Charizard
  7. #007Squirtle
  8. #008Wartortle
  9. #009Blastoise
  10. #010Caterpie
  11. #011Metapod
  12. #012Butterfree
  13. #013Weedle
  14. #014Kakuna
  15. #015Beedrill
  16. #016Pidgey
  17. #017Pidgeotto
  18. #018Pidgeot
  19. #019Rattata
  20. #020Raticate
  21. #021Spearow
  22. #022Fearow
  23. #023Ekans
  24. #024Arbok
  25. #025Pikachu
  26. #026Raichu
  27. #027Sandshrew
  28. #028Sandslash
  29. #029Nidoran♀
  30. #030Nidorina
  31. #031Nidoqueen
  32. #032Nidoran♂
  33. #033Nidorino
  34. #034Nidoking
  35. #035Clefairy
  36. #036Clefable
  37. #037Vulpix
  38. #038Ninetales
  39. #039Jigglypuff
  40. #040Wigglytuff
  41. #041Zubat
  42. #042Golbat
  43. #043Oddish
  44. #044Gloom
  45. #045Vileplume
  46. #046Paras
  47. #047Parasect
  48. #048Venonat
  49. #049Venomoth
  50. #050Diglett
  51. #051Dugtrio
  52. #052Meowth
  53. #053Persian
  54. #054Psyduck
  55. #055Golduck
  56. #056Mankey
  57. #057Primeape
  58. #058Growlithe
  59. #059Arcanine
  60. #060Poliwag
  61. #061Poliwhirl
  62. #062Poliwrath
  63. #063Abra
  64. #064Kadabra
  65. #065Alakazam
  66. #066Machop
  67. #067Machoke
  68. #068Machamp
  69. #069Bellsprout
  70. #070Weepinbell
  71. #071Victreebel
  72. #072Tentacool
  73. #073Tentacruel
  74. #074Geodude
  75. #075Graveler
  76. #076Golem
  77. #077Ponyta
  78. #078Rapidash
  79. #079Slowpoke
  80. #080Slowbro
  81. #081Magnemite
  82. #082Magneton
  83. #083Farfetch’d
  84. #084Doduo
  85. #085Dodrio
  86. #086Seel
  87. #087Dewgong
  88. #088Grimer
  89. #089Muk
  90. #090Shellder
  91. #091Cloyster
  92. #092Gastly
  93. #093Haunter
  94. #094Gengar
  95. #095Onix
  96. #096Drowzee
  97. #097Hypno
  98. #098Krabby
  99. #099Kingler
  100. #100Voltorb
  101. #101Electrode
  102. #102Exeggcute
  103. #103Exeggutor
  104. #104Cubone
  105. #105Marowak
  106. #106Hitmonlee
  107. #107Hitmonchan
  108. #108Lickitung
  109. #109Koffing
  110. #110Weezing
  111. #111Rhyhorn
  112. #112Rhydon
  113. #113Chansey
  114. #114Tangela
  115. #115Kangaskhan
  116. #116Horsea
  117. #117Seadra
  118. #118Goldeen
  119. #119Seaking
  120. #120Staryu
  121. #121Starmie
  122. #122Mr. Mime
  123. #123Scyther
  124. #124Jynx
  125. #125Electabuzz
  126. #126Magmar
  127. #127Pinsir
  128. #128Tauros
  129. #129Magikarp
  130. #130Gyarados
  131. #131Lapras
  132. #132Ditto
  133. #133Eevee
  134. #134Vaporeon
  135. #135Jolteon
  136. #136Flareon
  137. #137Porygon
  138. #138Omanyte
  139. #139Omastar
  140. #140Kabuto
  141. #141Kabutops
  142. #142Aerodactyl
  143. #143Snorlax
  144. #144Articuno
  145. #145Zapdos
  146. #146Moltres
  147. #147Dratini
  148. #148Dragonair
  149. #149Dragonite
  150. #150Mewtwo
  151. #151Mew

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.

FireRed or LeafGreen?

The two versions

The same adventure, but not quite the same Pokémon. To complete the Pokédex, you will need to trade with the other version.

Pokémon FireRed box art

FireRed

The Charizard version: Growlithe, Scyther, Electabuzz and Ekans await you in the tall grass.

Europe
October 1, 2004
Japan
January 29, 2004
Switch
February 27, 2026
  • Charizard on the cover
  • Attack Forme Deoxys on Birth Island
  • Murkrow, Skarmory and Delibird in the Sevii Islands

Exclusive Pokémon:

  • Ekans
  • Arbok
  • Oddish
  • Gloom
  • Vileplume
  • Psyduck
  • Golduck
  • Growlithe
  • Arcanine
  • Shellder
  • Cloyster
  • Scyther
  • Electabuzz
  • Bellossom
  • Wooper
  • Quagsire
  • Murkrow
  • Qwilfish
  • Scizor
  • Delibird
  • Skarmory
  • Elekid
Pokémon LeafGreen box art

LeafGreen

The Venusaur version: Vulpix, Pinsir, Magmar and Sandshrew are on hand.

Europe
October 1, 2004
Japan
January 29, 2004
Switch
February 27, 2026
  • Venusaur on the cover
  • Defense Forme Deoxys on Birth Island
  • Misdreavus, Sneasel and Mantine in the Sevii Islands

Exclusive Pokémon:

  • Sandshrew
  • Sandslash
  • Vulpix
  • Ninetales
  • Bellsprout
  • Weepinbell
  • Victreebel
  • Slowpoke
  • Slowbro
  • Staryu
  • Starmie
  • Magmar
  • Pinsir
  • Marill
  • Azumarill
  • Slowking
  • Misdreavus
  • Sneasel
  • Remoraid
  • Octillery
  • Mantine
  • Magby
  • Azurill