An iconic trio of Trainers appears together for the first time in a main series game: none other than Red, Blue and Green!
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Red, Blue and Green all appear in these versions. This can cause some confusion over names, since in the Japanese version, the one we know as Blue was originally named Green (and vice versa for the young lady). For convenience, we have gone with the Western version that most players are used to.
Red
Unlike his two rivals, Red appears only very rarely. You need to have defeated at least six Pokémon Master Trainers before he judges you worthy of being his opponent. You can then battle him right in front of the Indigo Plateau for a brand-new title. You can make him come back by beating the Pokémon League again, but his team stays the same. Several of his Pokémon were on his team as far back as the first generation.
| Pikachu | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| Électrik | |||
| Weakness ↗ Ground |
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| Électrik | Thunderbolt | Acier | Iron Tail |
| Combat | Brick Break | Psy | Protect |
| Mackogneur | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| Combat | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Flying Psychic Fairy |
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| Combat | Superpower | Feu | Fire Blast |
| Sol | Earthquake | Normal | Hyper Beam |
| Arcanin | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| Feu | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Water Ground Rock |
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| Feu | Heat Wave | Ténèbres | Crunch |
| Feu | Will-O-Wisp | Normal | Roar |
| Lokhlass | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| EauGlace | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Grass Electric Fighting Rock |
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| Glace | Ice Shard | Eau | Waterfall |
| Normal | Body Slam | Plante | Megahorn |
| Ronflex | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| Normal | |||
| Weakness ↗ Fighting |
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| Poison | Toxic | Normal | Protect |
| Psy | Rest | Normal | Body Slam |
| Florizarre | |||
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| Level 85 | |||
| PlantePoison | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Fire Ice Flying Psychic |
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| Poison | Sludge Bomb | Plante | Mega Drain |
| Plante | Leech Seed | Psy | Amnesia |
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Blue
Of Red, Blue and Green, Blue is the one who plays the biggest part in the main story.
- After you win the first Badge, he approaches you in front of the Pewter City Gym and gives you 5 Great Balls.
- When you enter the S.S. Anne, you run into him as he is leaving to investigate Team Rocket. He then gives you a Shalour Sable.
- After you drive Team Rocket out of Lavender Town and Celadon City, Blue is at the entrance of Silph Co. He asks you to take care of the thugs while he goes and arrests as many as he can in Kanto before informing the Elite Four of the situation.
- After you win 7 Badges and find the Viridian City Gym closed, you have to go back to Pallet Town. Blue is at the Lab and rewards you for your past actions with the Key Stone and four Mega Stones: Venusaurite, Charizardite X, Charizardite Y and Blastoisinite.
- After you win the Earth Badge, he greets you outside the Gym to point you toward the Pokémon League. Once you have beaten the League, he officially becomes the Viridian City Gym Leader.
You can battle Blue on two occasions: the first at Silph Co. (see his team below) so that you can continue your siege, and the second in Viridian City. You can check his Gym Leader team in the article Giovanni and Blue of Viridian City.
| Noadkoko | |||
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| Level 38 | |||
| PlantePsy | |||
| Weakness ↗↗ Bug |
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| Plante | Power Whip | Psy | Psychic |
| Psy | Light Screen | – | – |
| Dracaufeu | |||
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| Level 40 | |||
| FeuVol | |||
| Weakness ↗↗ Rock |
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| Feu | Heat Wave | Normal | Slash |
| Vol | Air Slash | – | – |
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Green
After you triumph over the Elite Four, you get the chance to enter Cerulean Cave to find Mewtwo. A mysterious girl is wandering around in there… When Mewtwo is caught, your rival mentions that she is still around. Go back to the spot where Mewtwo was to meet and battle Green. Once she is defeated, she will keep insisting that you join her with Mewtwo, whom she was planning to catch, and will throw Poké Balls at you. Five of them will be left on the ground for you to pick up.
The day after this mishap, Green can be found near the Bike Shop in Cerulean City, where you can challenge her once a day with the same team.
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| Level 66 | |||
| Fée | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Poison Steel |
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| Fée | Moonblast | Psy | Light Screen |
| Psy | Protect | Normal | Tri Attack |
| Ectoplasma | |||
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| Level 66 | |||
| SpectrePoison | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Ground Psychic Ghost Dark |
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| Ténèbres | Dark Pulse | Spectre | Shadow Ball |
| Poison | Sludge Bomb | Feu | Will-O-Wisp |
| Kangourex | |||
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| Level 66 | |||
| Normal | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Fighting |
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| Normal | Dizzy Punch | Ténèbres | Sucker Punch |
| Électrik | ThunderPunch | Combat | Brick Break |
| Empiflor | |||
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| Level 66 | |||
| PlantePlante | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Fire Ice Flying Psychic |
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| Plante | Power Whip | Poison | Poison Jab |
| Ténèbres | Sucker Punch | Insecte | Leech Life |
| Feunard | |||
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| Level 66 | |||
| Feu | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Water Ground Rock |
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| Feu | Fire Blast | Ténèbres | Dark Pulse |
| Ténèbres | Foul Play | Normal | Hyper Beam |
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| Level 66 | |||
| Eau | |||
| Weaknesses ↗ Grass Electric |
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| Eau | Hydro Pump | Acier | Flash Cannon |
| Glace | Ice Beam | Normal | Fake Out |
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