Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition

Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition is an enhanced re-release of the games Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen for Android and Apple smart phones. In addition to new Pokemon and features added to the base game, there are numerous add-ons that can purchased, further expanding the Pokemon roster and the areas in the game that can be traversed. The base game will cost $9.99 USD, and each major expansion will cost $3.99 USD.
=New Features=
== Aesthetics ==
*The screen resolution has been substantially increased. This means that sprites have generally been upscaled, the player is able to see more of their surrounding area in the overworld, and the battle screen is less cluttered, especially during Double Battles.
*Playable Character sprites can now have one of four skin tones and one of six hair colors. Skin and hair color are choose at the beginning of the game, but hair color can be changed later by visiting a beautician in Celadon City.
*A rudimentary day-night cycle has been implemented, which is based off the time currently displayed on the phone the game is downloaded on. This mostly only affects the color scheme of the overworld and certain dungeons, as well as the battle backgrounds displayed in those areas. It has no bearing on what wild Pokemon can be encountered.
**A daytime color palette is applied from 9AM to 6PM. This is the same color palette present in the original Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen.
**A nighttime color palette is applied from 9PM to 6AM.
**A collective sunrise / sunset color palette is applied from 6AM to 9AM, and 6PM to 9PM.
**If the game cannot determine the time set on the phone for whatever reason, the game automatically defaults to its daytime color palette.
*Some new scenery has been placed in some routes and dungeons.
**Route 6 and 12 have lily pads.
**Routes 9 and 10 have sagebrushes.
**Routes 19, 20 and Cinnabar Island have palmtrees.
**Rock Tunnel has abandoned mining equipment.
**The Seafoam Islands have ice crystals.
**The Unknown Dungeon has purple crystals.
**Victory Road has ancient columns in various states of ruin.
*A few sprites from the original games have been redrawn.
**The Gamer class of trainers have been resprited to include leggings.
**The Tamer class of trainers have been resprited to exclude whips.
==Pokemon Selection==
*Some version exclusives between Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition and LeafGreen: Mobile Edition differ from those of the original Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen.
*All intergenerational evolutions and pre-evolutions of Generation 1 Pokemon are available in the game, up to the latest generation of Pokemon games released. In addition, intergeneration evolutions and pre-evolutions are no longer locked behind story progression. New intergenerational evolutions / preevolutions introduced since the release of Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition will be patched in later via free updates if possible. 
*Certain regional variants of Generation 1 Pokemon can be obtained via in-game trades. These replace all previous in-game trades, meaning that some Pokemon (i.e. Farfetch'd) can now be found in the wild. The desired Pokemon in each in-game trade is the Pokemon's native Kantonian form.
Trade Pokemon 	Trade Location
Galarian Ponyta 	Route 2
Hisuian Growlithe 	Cerulean City(Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition exclusive)
Alolan Vulpix 	Cerulean City(Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition exclusive)
Alolan Rattata 	Route 5
Alolan Geodude 	Vermilion City
Alolan Sandshrew 	Route 11
Hisuian Voltorb 	Route 9
Alolan Meowth 	Lavender Town
Alolan Diglett 	Route 18
Paldean Tauros(Aqua Breed) 	Fuchsia City(Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition exclusive)
Paldean Tauros(Blaze Breed)	Fuchsia City(Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition exclusive)
Galarian Slowpoke 	Cinnabar Island
Alolan Grimer 	Cinnabar Island
*Mew is no longer obtained via Special Event, but rather an in-game event.
*A Togepi Egg is given to the player the first time they reach the Pokemon Daycare on Route 5.
*Meltan is rewarded to the player at Professor Oak's Lab upon recording 50 unique species in the Pokedex.
**In addition, Meltan can now evolve in-game, by consuming five Vitamins. If Meltan's EVs are maxed out, Meltan can alternatively evolve by consuming one Rare Candy.
*Victini becomes available to capture at the summit of Crescent Peak if you return after defeating Professor Oak there.
*A variety of Gift Pokemon become available via the Mystery Gift function during certain points in the year. With the exception of Jirachi, you can collect one instance of the following Pokemon each year. Jirachi can only ever be obtained once per game copy.
Gift Pokemon 	Dates Obtainable
Luvdisc 	February 8th - February 14th
Cherubi 	March 28th - April 3rd
Alolan Raichu	July 1st - July 7th
Pumpkaboo 	October 25th - October 31st
Delibird 	December 19th - December 25th
Jirachi 	December 31st - January 1st
*A myriad of other Pokemon can be encountered both in Kanto and the new Venture Islands by purchasing expansions to the base game.
== Battling== 
*Fast Battles is a new option available in the game. If selected, generated text and animations will be displayed 3 times faster than normal during Pokemon battles.
* Mechanics from newer generations have been added into the game, including:
**The inclusion of the Fairy type. Pokemon and moves retconned into having the Fairy type in Generation 6 will be assigned the type in Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition and LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
**Individual moves being either Physical or Special in nature, rather than all the moves of a certain Type being Physical or Special.
**A variety of moves not included in the original Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen.
*Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition now includes a Battle Tower, which is constructed in Vermilion City as soon as the player becomes Champion. Here, the player will be challenged by many consecutive Pokemon battles. Each time the player wins a battle, they earn BP (Battle Points), their party is healed, and they advance onto the next floor. The ultimate goal is to advance to the 30th Floor (Silver Rank) or 50th Floor (Gold Rank), and defeat the master trainer there. In the Tower's lobby, the player can spend BP earned in the Tower or in minigames on items and Move Tutors.
**Before the player starts up the Battle Tower, they'll need to decide if they want to battle in the Singles, Doubles, or Multi format.
***Singles - The player and their opponent have three Pokemon each and send out Pokemon once at a time.
***Doubles - Participants have four Pokemon each and each participant can send out up to two Pokemon at a time. In this format, Pokemon can work together to buff each other and cover each others' weaknesses. Certain Pokemon are better suited for the Doubles format than they are for Singles, so keep this in mind as you build your teams.
***Multi - The player teams up with an AI partner or another player via the Internet or local wi-fi, against another team of two trainers. In this format, each participant has a maximum of three Pokemon at their disposal, but each team can send out a maximum of two Pokemon at once, one from each participating trainer. Many of the same general guidelines of the Doubles format apply here, with teams generally doing better if their participating Pokemon can cooperate with each other and combine their strengths. If going it alone, the player has their choice of eight different NPCs when it comes to AI battle partners (which can be increased by purchasing DLC expansions). Pick one that will complement your own Pokemon!
** The player will also need to decide on their Rank before ascending up the Battle Tower, either the Silver or Gold Rank. Upon completing the final battle of a given Rank, the player is awarded with a Battle Insignia. There's a Battle Insignia for each battle format and Rank, totaling in six different Battle Insignias to earn.
***Silver Rank - The only Rank available initially for all three battle formats is the Silver Rank. All Pokemon are locked to Level 50, and the end Destination is the Tower's 30th Floor, where Master Trainer Secretary Jonathan awaits. In the Multi format, he teams up with Intern Ingrid. In all Ranks, the opponents' battle AI ratchets up for every ten floors, giving the player a steady increase in difficulty as they proceed up the Tower.
***Gold Rank - Is unlocked for a given battle format after the player completes the Silver Rank for that format. All Pokemon are maxed out to Level 100, and the ultimate goal is the Tower's 60th Floor, where the Master Trainer Tower Tycoon Theodora waits to challenge you. In the Multi format, she teams up with Secretary Jonathan. You'll still need to defeat Secretary Jonathan on the 30th Floor into order to proceed to the last half of the Gold Rank battles.
** The last thing the player needs to decide before they ascend the Battle Tower is what Pokemon they'll take in their party. This can be done in one of two different ways: 
***The player can choose to use Pokemon from their team or stored on their PC. If the player chooses to do this, they are restricted from using certain Pokemon, mostly overly-powerful Legendary or Mythical Pokemon.
*** The player can choose to use Rental Pokemon, who come pre-made with movesets, stats, abilities, and held items. This is a good option for players who don't want to spend the time cultivating a team to taken on the Battle Tower. Keep in mind when choosing a team of Rental Pokemon that they tend to either be generalists good at most things or specialists that excel in a certain area or strategy.
==Moves==
*TMs are now unlimited-use items, and Move Tutors can teach your Pokemon moves as many times as the player wants.
*Fifteen new TMs have been added to the game, mostly serving to teach moves that were previously taught by HMs, and to boost the number of teachable moves for Types that previously had little to no TMs dedicated to them.
 	 	
TM51 - Cut 	TM52 - Fly 	TM53 - Surf
TM54 - Strength 	TM55 - Flash 	TM56 - Rock Smash
TM57 - Waterfall 	TM58 - Dazzling Gleam	TM59 - Draining Kiss
TM60 - Floral Healing	TM61 - Fury Cutter 	TM62 - Silver Wind
TM63 - X-Scissor 	TM64 - Dragon Breath 	TM65 - Curse
* The Ultimate Move Tutor teaching Blast Burn, Frenzy Plant, or Hydro Cannon has been relocated to Cinnabar Island.
*The Move Reminder and Move Deleter have also been relocated to Cinnabar Island. Once the Battle Tower is constructed, the two can also be found in the Tower's lobby.
*The Move Reminder can also now overwrite existing moves, and no longer requires Heart Scales for his services.
==Overworld Navigation == 
*The player is now able to run from the beginning of the game, and is able to do so indoors.
*The player is now asked if they want to apply a new Repel item if a previously-applied one wears off and the player has another Repel of the same variety in their inventory.
*HMs have been removed from the game. Instead, the player is given Field Items that allow for the traversal of the overworld and dungeons:
Field Item 	Notes
Hatchet 	Replaces HM01 Cut. Allows the player to get rid of small, obstructing bushes. Given to the player by the Captain of the S.S. Anne.
Miner's Helmet	Replaces HM05 Flash. Allows the player to see in dark environments. Is now given to the player by a retired miner living east of Viridian Forest on Route 2, who no longer requires 10 different species of Pokemon to be caught beforehand.
Abra Totem 	Replaces HM02 Fly. Allows the player to quickly return to previously-visited settlements in the overworld. Its use has also been expanded to allow you to revisit some additional areas (Mt. Moon, Mt. Moon Square, Pokemon Daycare, Rock Tunnel, and the Seafoam Islands). If the player is currently inside of a dungeon, it also allows the player to quickly return to the entrance of that dungeon. Given to the player by a reclusive psychic living on Route 16.
Force Gloves 	Replaces HM04 Strength. Allows the player to concentrate their strength to move large boulders around. Given to the player by Warden Baoba in Fuchsia City upon retrieving his Dentures from the secret lodge in the Safari Zone.
Windsurfer 	Replaces HM03 Surf. Allows the player to traverse over bodies of water. Given to the player by the proprietor of the Beachside Cabana on Route 19 upon beating the high score of the Pikachu's Beach arcade game there.
Sledgehammer 	Replaces HM06 Rock Smash. Allows the player to reduce small, cracked rocks to nothing but dust, clearing the way and revealing any items, Fossils, or wild Pokemon within. Given to the player by a scientist upon reviving their first fossil on Cinnabar Island.
Jet Lift 	Replaces HM07 Waterfall. This attachment to the Windsurfer allows it and the player to traverse up waterfalls. Given to the player by a Pokemon League official near the end of Route 23.
* When using the Force Gloves Field Item, wild Pokemon will stop appearing until the player has not interacted with a boulder for at least 15 seconds.
*When using the Windsurfer Field Item, the encounter rates of wild Pokemon in the area is cut by half.
==Minigames==
*The slot machines in Celadon City are gone, but have been replaced by the Game Arcade. Inside, the player can try their hand at various minigames in exchange for Coins in order to win Tickets that can be exchanged for prizes, which include items, Pokemon and (once the Battle Tower in Vermilion City is built) BP. Some of these minigames are based off of those from the Joyful Game Corner, which does not exist in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
**Pokemon Jump - Using a Pikachu, Meowth, Clefairy, or Poliwhirl, the player attempts to jump over the swinging vines of two Venusaur in this jump rope-style minigame. As the game progresses, the Venusaur increase and then vary the speed of their vines, and will also start to angle their swings. The player earns more points the longer than they can last in the game without tripping over or hitting the Venusaurs' vines, which causes the game to end. Can be played by 1 to 4 players. If multiple players are participating, the game continues until the last player trips or is hit with the vines, but ejected players can rejoin the game if the surviving players manage to last for 45 more seconds. Each player maintains their own individual score.
**Dodrio Berry Picking - The player controls a Dodrio, who can pluck falling Berries from the air using the directional pad (Left extends the Dodrio's left head, Up its middle head, and Right its right head). Berries come in three varieties: Purple (fall slowly, and are worth the least amount of points), Green, and Gold (fall quickly, but award the most amount of points). For each Berry the player plucks from the air, they fill a Multiplier Meter at the bottom of the screen. Filling it completely will award the player with a score multiplier (2x, then 3x, 4x, and maxes out at 5x), but letting a single Berry will cause the meter to completely reset and the existing score multiplier to end. The player's goal is to get as many points as possible within 60 seconds. Can be played by 1 to 4 players. If played with multiple players, players compete to achieve the highest score, with the winner getting an end-game ticket bonus, though all players share a Multiplier Meter. More Berries also fall at once if more players participate.
**Magnemite Volley - A game inspired by the arcade classic Breakout. Using a Magnemite the player can move left and right at the bottom of a square arena, the player attempts to reflect a moving spark back inside the arena and prevent it from moving outside the arena beyond the bottom of the screen. While inside the arena, the spark can destroy blocks. Once all blocks present in the arena are destroyed, the player moves onto a new round with a different arrangement of blocks. The player earns points each time they reflect the spark, destroy a block (with more durable blocks awarding more points once destroyed), and move onto a new round. The speed of the spark steady increases the longer a round lasts, and the starting speed of the spark increases as rounds progress. The game ends if the player fails to reflect the spark back into the arena. Can be played with 1 to 4 players, with each player taking up a different side of the square arena. Unlike the other multiplayer minigames, Magnemite Volley is purely cooperative in nature, as all players share a collective score.
**Machop Chopping Championship - The player controls a Machop, whose goal is to karate chop as many wooden boards as possible. Chopping a board is achieved if the player presses the action button while a slider moving left to right along a bar at the bottom of the screen is in a yellow or smaller interior green segment of the bar, after which the player is awarded points and the process repeats. The player is awarded additional points if the action button is pressed while the slider is in the green segment of the bar. As Machop goes through more wooden boards, the slider moves faster and the yellow and green segments decrease in length. Once the player earns a certain number of points, the player can choose to exchange points in order to evolve Machop into Machoke (who chops concrete blocks instead and earns the player a permanent 2x score multiplier), who in turn can be evolved into Machamp in exchange for more points (Machamp chops metal girders and earns the player a 3x score multiplier). The game ends if the player presses the action button while the slider is outside the yellow or green segments of the bar.
**Blast to the Stars! - The player can move a rocket ship left and right as it automatically moves upwards. The player's objective is for the rocket to reach the highest elevation possible while avoiding or blasting away obstacles. The player earns points automatically as the rocket continues its ascent, and can earn more by blasting away obstacles. However, certain obstacles (like Gastly or black holes) cannot be blasted away, while others react badly to it (for example, Porygon will teleport to a random part of the screen, parachuting Electrode will fill a large portion of the screen with an explosion, and asteroids will split into smaller, faster pieces). If the rocket hits an obstacle, it is destroyed and the game ends. As the game progresses, the rocket's upwards speed steadily increases.
**Card Match - The player matches up pairs of cards after they are shown to the player for a brief amount of time. After the cards are turned over, the player has a limited time to turn over all matching pairs of cards. The player earns points for each pair of cards they match. After a player matches all available pairs, a new round begins and the process completes. As rounds progress, the player can earn more points from matched pairs, but will be given a shorter time to view and turn over the cards. The number of pairs per round also increases as the game continues (four from Rounds 1 to 2, six from Rounds 3 to 5, and eight from Round 6 and beyond). If the player mismatches cards three times, or runs out of time to turn over cards during a round, the game ends.
*An additional arcade game, Pikachu's Beach, has been recreated from the minigame of the same name in Pokemon Yellow, and can be found at a new refreshments stand on Route 19. 
**The player controls Pikachu as they surf along a segment of ocean. After being launched into the air by a wave, the player can press action and directional buttons to perform tricks. Once the player returns to the surface of the water, the player is awarded points based on how many tricks were performed and how complex each trick was. However, each trick has a cooldown period, and if Pikachu returns to the surface of the water during such a cooldown period, they wipe out and no points will be received for any tricks performed off of that wave. The amount of hang time Pikachu has is determined by how big a wave is and how fast Pikachu was able to launch off of it. When not in the air, Pikachu can move up and down the screen using the Up and Down buttons. Doing so will allow them to avoid floating Psyduck and collect coins on the surface of the water or in the air, which award additional points. Pikachu surfs at a faster rate if they successfully manage to pull off tricks after launching off a wave, but will slow down to their starting speed if they wipe out or hit a Psyduck on the surface of the water. The player returns to the shore of the beach after launching off of ten waves, and is granted a Time Bonus based on how quickly they were able to reach the shore.
**Unlike the arcade machines at the Game Arcade, Pikachu's Beach uses normal currency to play. Beating the initial high score on the machine is needed to get the Windsurfer, which allows the player to traverse bodies of water. After this, the prize for performing well in the game will be various kinds of Drink items (from worst to best, Fresh Water, Soda Pop, Lemonade, and Moomoo Milk) and, after the Battle Tower is constructed, BP.
==Quality of Life==
*An autosave option is available. If selected, the game saves each time the player catches a Pokemon, defeats a trainer, enters a town or dungeon, or goes five minutes without saving or autosaving.
*The Pokedex's functionality has been expanded to include images of the different Pokemon forms included in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
*The player can find Berry Trees scattered across Kanto. Each tree gives 2 to 5 of a certain type of Berry, and replenish their Berries after 8 hours of real time.
**The game determines the amount of time passed based on the time set on the player's phone. If the game cannot determine this for whatever reason, Berries replenish after 2,000 in-game steps instead.
* The way that the Item Finder works has been revamped. It can now be turned on or off from the Key Items section of the Bag. If turned on, it will emit pings if a hidden item is in the player's vicinity. These pings will increase in frequency as the player homes in on the item.
*The animation of items being applied to Pokemon has been scrapped.
*Professor Oak's Aide no longer gives out HM05 Flash. For the remaining four items he gives away, the Pokedex requirements have been reduced by 10 species each.
*If an unevolved Pokemon reaches Level 100, it can still evolve if a Rare Candy is used on it.
*The player can skip the Pokemon-catching tutorial in Viridian City.
* The player can leave up to two Pokemon at the Pokemon Daycare, who can make Pokemon Eggs if they are of compatible species. The man operating the Daycare will be present outside of it should an Egg be generated.
*A selection of hidden items now randomly generates in the Underground Path maps each day.
**If the game cannot determine the date for whatever reason, hidden items replenish after 5,000 in-game steps instead.
*The Versus Seeker is now given to the player automatically when they first enter the Vermilion City Pokemon Center.
*The puzzle in Vermilion City's gym now resets if the player cannot find the other switch within three attempts.
*If the player knocks out a wild Pokemon appearing in the overworld (e.g. Snorlax, Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres or Mewtwo) without capturing it, they'll reappear whenever the player next defends their Champion title at Indigo Plateau. In addition, both Snorlaxes will be moved to new areas of Route 12 and 16, so that they are no longer obstructing the road when they reappear.
==New Areas==
A number of new areas have been added to Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition. 
*Mt. Moon Square - The mountain clearing added in Pokemon Gold & Silver. Allows the player some respite from their trek through Mt. Moon.
*Saffron Sewers - A short dungeon with liquid-level changing puzzles. The player travels through here to initially infiltrate the Silph Co. Building.
*Cinnabar Volcano - A volcanic mountain directly west of Cinnabar Island. Moltres's overworld encounter has been relocated here.
*Crescent Peak - A snowy, icy endgame dungeon accessible via Mt. Moon Square. Your ultimate opponent lies in wait up here.
*Faraway Island - The sanctuary of the mythical Pokemon Mew. Was previously only accessible via Special Event, but this is no longer the case.
*Additionally, Cerulean Cave has been renamed to the Unknown Dungeon.
*The Sevii Islands have been removed from the game, but are replaced with the Venture Islands. One of the Venture Islands can be accessed with the purchase of each game expansion to Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition. Please see the Game Expansions section for details.
== Story Changes ==
A few minor alterations to the original story of Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen have been made. 
* A trainer battle has been added to Route 2, which the player is required to win to gain access to Viridian Forest. This was added to formally introduce the player to the mechanics of non-rival trainer battles.
*The guards around Saffron City now specifically require Hot Tea in order to let the player pass through. The player gains this item from the guards' mother residing in the Celadon Condominiums, who requests that the player takes it to her sons.
*The Team Rocket grunt at the entrance to Silph Co. will lock the front door of the building after being defeated, requiring the player find another way in. After the battle, a nearby manhole cover is removed for maintenance, and from here the player can traverse the new Saffron Sewers dungeon, at the other end of which lies an entrance to Silph Co.'s basement floor. If the player needs to leave Silph Co. after reaching it, they'll unlock the front doors on their way out through them, allowing them to return directly to Silph Co.
*The Sevii Islands have been removed in favor of the Venture Islands, which are optional paid DLC content. In order to mitigate the level difference between Blaine and Giovanni's Pokemon gyms, a handful of trainers possessing Pokemon with levels in the high 30s - low 40s have been triggered to appear in Route 1 after the Volcano Badge is obtained. The player can also traverse the new and optional Cinnabar Volcano dungeon to gain some more additional Experience Points, as well as capture Moltres, who has been relocated here.
==Additional New Content== 
*After the player collects their final gym badge, the S.S. Anne will return to port once per day. The player can board the ship and battle a random selection of endgame-level trainers for additional Experience Points and money. These trainers may use Pokemon only available to the player upon purchasing expansions to Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
**If the game cannot determine the date for whatever reason, the S.S. Anne returns to port after 5,000 in-game steps instead.
*After becoming Champion, the player can rechallenge gym leaders (with Professor Oak temporarily filling in for Giovanni), who now sport full teams of six Pokemon and better moves and strategies at their disposal. They may also use Pokemon only available to the player upon purchasing expansions to Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition. Upon rechallenging a gym leader and winning, their Gym Badges will give off sparkles when viewed on the player's Trainer Card. After this is done, the player can challenge the gym leader again by exiting and reentering their gym. 
**Upon rechallenging and winning against all eight gym leaders, the Elite Four and Champion will similarly increase in difficulty. Emerging victorious from this more difficult Indigo Plateau will allow you to fight Professor Oak and his strongest team of Pokemon on the summit of Crescent Peak.
* After becoming Champion, the player can find and challenge a few famous Pokemon trainers originating from outside the Pokemon games set in Kanto. These trainers specialize in a type not covered by the Gym Leaders or Elite Four members of Kanto, and have a difficulty comparable to that of rechallenged gym leaders. Like the gym leaders, they can be rechallenged as many times as the player wants by leaving and reentering their respective areas. They may also use Pokemon only available to the player upon purchasing expansions to Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
**Skyla, the Flying-type specialist originating from Pokemon Black & White, can be found at Mt. Moon Square.
**Byron, the Steel-type specialist originating from Pokemon Diamond & Pearl, can be found inside Rock Tunnel near its north entrance.
**Valerie, the Fairy-type specialist originating from Pokemon X & Y, can be found at the Celadon Hotel.
**Bugsy, the Bug-type specialist originating from Pokemon Gold & Silver, can be found in Fuchsia City near the entrance of the Safari Zone.
**Norman, the Normal-type specialist originating from Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire, can be found in the Fighting Dojo of Saffron City, but only if the player has previously acquired either Hitmonlee or Hitmonchan from there.
**Nanu, the Dark-type specialist originating from Pokemon Sun & Moon, can be found on Cinnabar Island.
= Base Pokemon Selection=
This highlights all of the Pokemon available in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition without the purchase of DLC expansions. These Pokemon are able to be freely traded between all downloaded copies of FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition. The player is considered to have completed the Pokedex when they have recorded data for all of the species in the below list. A red-shaded cell indicates that the Pokemon is exclusive to Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition, while a green-shaded cell indicates that the Pokemon is exclusive to Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition.
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Bulbasaur 	Ivysaur 	Venusaur
Charmander 	Charmeleon 	Charizard
Squirtle 	Wartortle 	Blastoise
Caterpie 	Metapod 	Butterfree
Weedle 	Kakuna 	Beedrill
Pidgey 	Pidgeotto 	Pidgeot
Rattata 	Raticate 	
Alolan Rattata 	Alolan Raticate 	
Spearow 	Fearow 	
Ekans 	Arbok 	
Pichu 	Pikachu 	Raichu
Sandshrew 	Sandslash 	
Alolan Sandshrew 	Alolan Sandslash 	
Nidoran♀ 	Nidorina 	Nidoqueen
Nidoran♂ 	Nidorino 	Nidoking
Cleffa 	Clefairy 	Clefable
Vulpix 	Ninetales 	
Alolan Vulpix 	Alolan Ninetales 	
Igglybuff 	Jigglypuff 	Wigglytuff
Zubat 	Golbat 	Crobat
Oddish 	Gloom 	Vileplume
 	 	Bellossom
Paras 	Parasect 	
Venonat 	Venomoth 	
Diglett 	Dugtrio 	
Alolan Diglett 	Alolan Dugtrio 	
Meowth 	Persian 	
Alolan Meowth 	Alolan Persian 	
Psyduck 	Golduck 	
Mankey 	Primeape 	Annihilape
Growlithe 	Arcanine 	
Hisuian Growlithe 	Hisuian Arcanine 	
Poliwag 	Poliwhirl 	Poliwrath
 	 	Politoed
Abra 	Kadabra 	Alakazam
Machop 	Machoke 	Machamp
Bellsprout 	Weepinbell 	Victreebel
Tentacool 	Tentacruel 	
Geodude 	Graveler 	Golem
Alolan Geodude 	Alolan Graveler 	Alolan Golem
Ponya 	Rapidash 	
Galarian Ponyta 	Galarian Rapidash	
Slowpoke 	Slowbro 	
 	Slowking 	
Galarian Slowpoke 	Galarian Slowbro 	
 	Galarian Slowking	
Magnemite 	Magneton 	Magnezone
Farfetch'd 	 	
Doduo 	Dodrio 	
Seel 	Dewgong 	
Grimer 	Muk 	
Alolan Grimer 	Alolan Muk 	
Shellder 	Cloyster 	
Gastly 	Haunter 	Gengar
Onix 	Steelix 	
Drowzee 	Hypno 	
Krabby 	Kingler 	
Voltorb 	Electrode 	
Hisuian Voltorb 	Hisuian Electrode	
Exeggcute 	Exeggutor 	
Cubone 	Marowak 	
Tyrogue 	Hitmonlee 	
 	Hitmonchan 	
 	Hitmontop 	
Lickitung 	Lickilicky 	
Koffing 	Weezing 	
Rhyhorn 	Rhydon 	Rhyperior
Happiny 	Chansey 	Blissey
Tangela 	Tangrowth 	
Kangaskhan 	 	
Horsea 	Seadra 	Kingdra
Goldeen 	Seaking 	
Staryu 	Starmie 	
Mime Jr. 	Mr. Mime 	
Scyther 	Scizor 	
 	Kleavor 	
Smoochum 	Jynx 	
Elekid 	Electabuzz 	Electivire
Magby 	Magmar 	Magmortar
Pinsir 	 	
Tauros 	 	
Paldean Tauros (Blaze Breed)	 	
Paldean Tauros (Aqua Breed) 	 	
Magikarp 	Gyarados 	
Lapras 	 	
Ditto 	 	
Eevee 	Vaporeon 	
 	Jolteon 	
 	Flareon 	
 	Espeon 	
 	Umbreon 	
 	Leafeon 	
 	Glaceon 	
 	Sylveon 	
Porygon 	Porygon2 	Porygon-Z
Omanyte 	Omastar 	
Kabuto 	Kabutops 	
Aerodactyl 	 	
Munchlax 	Snorlax 	
Articuno 	 	
Zapdos 	 	
Moltres 	 	
Dratini 	Dragonair 	Dragonite
Mewtwo 	 	
Mew 	 	
Togepi 	Togetic 	Togekiss
Victini 	 	
Meltan 	Melmetal 	
=DLC Expansions=
Numerous DLC expansions exist for Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition, mainly serving to give players additional optional Pokemon to use in the game and maps to explore. Additional Pokemon can appear both in Kanto and in the new maps added with each purchased expansion. Additional maps take the form of the Venture Islands, which can be accessed from a dock on Cinnabar Island and effectively replace the Sevii Islands, which do not appear in Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen: Mobile Edition. Each expansion is based off of a specific generation of the Pokemon titles, with the additional Pokemon originating from that generation and the additional maps being inspired by locations visited in that generation. 
Please note that the additional Pokemon from DLC expansions cannot be traded with other players unless the other player has also purchased the expansion the traded Pokemon originates from. 
==Gold & Silver Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Gold & Silver. This DLC expansion includes the following perks:
*New Areas
**Tempest Isle 
***Swirling Sea - A stormy body of water with rapid currents, whirlpools, and small islands to explore.
***Sanctuary Tower - An old, creaky tower said to be the sanctuary of a certain Pokemon whose original home was destroyed.
*New Multi-Format Partner - Silver arrives to thrash the competition into submission!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Sentret 	Furret 	
Chinchou 	Lanturn 	
Azurill 	Marill 	Azumarill
Aipom 	Ambipom 	
Wooper 	Quagsire 	
Sunkern 	Sunflora 	
Misdreavus	Mismagius 	
Wynaut 	Wobbuffet 	
Girafarig 	Farigiraf 	
Dunsparce 	Dudunsparce	
Gligar 	Gliscor 	
Heracross 	 	
Sneasel 	Weavile 	
Teddiursa 	Ursaring 	Ursaluna
Slugma 	Magcargo 	
Swinub 	Piloswine 	Mamoswine
Remoraid 	Octillery 	
Mantyke 	Mantine 	
Skarmory 	 	
Houndour 	Houndoom 	
Smeargle 	 	
Miltank 	 	
Larvitar 	Pupitar 	Tyranitar
Lugia 	 	
Ho-Oh 	 	
==Ruby & Sapphire Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire. This DLC expansion includes the following perks:
*New Areas
**Jade Island
***Jade Jungle - A hot, steamy jungle overrun with vegetation. The three keys to the Wellspring Grotto lie somewhere here...
***Wellspring Grotto - A waterlogged cave said to be brimming with a primordial life-force, originating from a powerful Pokemon.
***Duality Chamber - The resting place of either Regieleki or Regidrago, depending on your game version. Solve the riddle on the door to open it.
***Titanic Chamber - The resting place of Regigigas. It's said the Pokemon will only awake once all five of its creations are brought before it.
**Lithic Chamber - The resting place of Regirock. It suddenly appears on Route 9. Solve the riddle on the door to open it.
**Frozen Chamber - The resting place of Regice. It suddenly appears on Route 25. Solve the riddle on the door to open it.
**Wrought Chamber - The resting place of Registeel. It suddenly appears on Route 16. Solve the riddle on the door to open it.
**Weather Station - Situated on an island on Route 14. The scientists here are working the discover the potential of the Pokemon Castform, and would appreciate it if you could expose it to different kinds of Weather effects using the moves or abilities of your Pokemon.
**Sunken Prism - An underwater crater east of Route 19, containing a prism-shaped monolith. The player must find a way to go underwater and investigate the Pokemon within, Deoxys.
*New Multi-Format Partner - Wally does his best to give his best!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Ralts 	Kirlia 	Gardevoir
 	 	Gallade
Shroomish	Breloom 	
Whismur 	Loudred 	Exploud
Sableye 	 	
Mawile 	 	
Aron 	Lairon 	Aggron
Plusle 	 	
Minun 	 	
Carvanha 	Sharpedo	
Numel 	Camerupt	
Trapinch 	Vibrava 	Flygon
Cacnea 	Cacturne	
Baltoy 	Claydol 	
Castform 	 	
Kecleon 	 	
Absol 	 	
Snorunt 	Glalie 	
 	Froslass	
Bagon 	Shelgon 	Salamence
Beldum 	Matang 	Metagross
Regirock 	 	
Regice 	 	
Registeel	 	
Kyogre 	 	
Groudon 	 	
Deoxys 	 	
Regigigas	 	
Regieleki	 	
Regidrago	 	
==Diamond & Pearl Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Diamond & Pearl. This DLC expansion includes the following perks: 
*New Areas
**Cloudpiercer Island
***Powderdrift Ridge - Trek through frigid tundra, snow drifts, and frozen ponds and rivers to reach Cloudpierce Peak.
***Cloudpierce Peak - This snowy mountain is the tallest point in the Venture Isles. It has similar temporal-spatial anomalies to Mt. Coronet in Sinnoh.
***Shifting Apparatus - A series of descending rooms containing randomized layouts. The Pokemon powering this ancient feat of engineering is Rotom.
**Grieving Altar - A new altar that was installed at the top floor of the Pokemon Tower in Lavender Tower. It accumulates more grief and sorrow as you trade Pokemon or battle other trainers online. Once enough negative emotions are infused into the altar, you can use it to reawaken Spiritomb.
*New Multi-Format Partner - Cheryl fortifies your team with her bulky Pokemon!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Bidoof 	Bibarel 	
Kricketot 	Kricketune	
Shinx 	Luxio 	Luxray
Burmy 	Wormadam 	
 	Mothim 	
Combee 	Vesiquen 	
Shellos 	Gastrodon 	
Drifloon 	Drifblim 	
Buneary 	Lopunny 	
Stunky 	Skuntank 	
Bronzor 	Bronzong 	
Chatot 	 	
Spiritomb 	 	
Gible 	Gabite 	Garchomp
Riolu 	Lucario 	
Hippopotas	Hippowdon 	
Croagunk 	Toxicroak 	
Carnivine 	 	
Snover 	Abomasnow 	
Rotom 	 	
Dialga 	 	
Palkia 	 	
==Black & White Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Black & White. This DLC expansion includes the following perks:
*New Areas
**Wild Island
***Blasted Wastes - A series of arid, sandstone mesas containing a maze of rocky arches and rope bridges. A handful of Dragon Tamer trainers guard the way to Dragon's Bastion.
***Dragon's Bastion - An imposing stone citadel situated on the far end of the Blasted Wastes. It's said to be the last remnant of a long-ago war that ravaged Wild Island. 
*New Multi-Format Partners - Charen lends his strategic mind to players of Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition, while Bianca gives her protective compassion to players of Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Blitzle 	Zebstrika 	
Roggenrola	Boldore 	Gigalith
Woobat 	Swoobat 	
Drilbur 	Excadrill 	
Darumaka 	Darmanitan	
Trubbish 	Garbodor 	
Zorua 	Zoroark 	
Vanillite 	Vanillish 	Vanilluxe
Emolga 	 	
Frillish 	Jellicent 	
Litwick 	Lampent 	Chandelure
Axew 	Fraxure 	Haxorus
Golett 	Golurk 	
Pawniard 	Bisharp 	Kingambit
Deino 	Zwelious 	Hydreigon
Larvesta 	Volcarona 	
Reshiram 	 	
Zekrom 	 	
==X & Y Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon X & Y. This DLC expansion includes the following perks: 
*New Areas 
**Forteverde Island
***Forest of Renewal - A thick, luscious forest growing over what was once a barren, abandoned fortress island. The player has the navigate old fortifications to open the gates leading to the Tree of Life.
***Tree of Life - An impossibly-tall tree growing in the middle of Forteverde Island. It and the rest of the vegetation on the island rapidly appeared in the not-too distant past. It's thought that a mysterious Pokemon slumbering within the Tree of Life might have something to do with this.
***Friendship Gardens - This small park was constructed to foster international peace and harmony. Only Vivilon appear in this park, and normally only one variety (reflecting the region of the phone that the game was downloaded into). But if you trade Pokemon or battle with players from around the world, their native Vivillon varieties will start to appear in your instance of Friendship Gardens. Catch many kinds of Vivillon and the groundskeeper of the park will reward you with rare items!
**Z-Combiner - Zygarde Cells have started to appear throughout Kanto. Dexio and Sina from the Kalos region have set up the Z-Combiner at the Pewter City Museum to combine the Cells into increasingly-strong forms of Zygarde. It'll be up to the player to find as many Zygarde Cells as possible in order to make this happen.
**Frou Dos - A new hair salon that opened up in Celadon City. You can treat your Pokemon to one of three levels of beauty sessions, which are progressively more expensive but boost the Friendship stat more and more. When this is done to a Furfrou, you also have the option of altering its Style (with the more-elaborate styles locked behind more-costly sessions), which lasts for one day. The only restriction is that each individual Pokemon can only have one beauty session each day (or every 5,000 steps if your copy of the game isn't able to determine the time on your phone).
*New Multi-Format Partner - Malva forges her own path to victory at any cost!
*New Fossils to Discover - Jaw and Sail Fossils have recently been discovered in Kanto's geological strata. Find them and you can revive the ancient Pokemon Tyrunt and Amaura!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Fletchling	Fletchinder	Talonflame
Scatterbug	Spewpa 	Vivillon
Litleo 	Pyroar 	
Flebebe 	Floette 	Florges
Pancham 	Pangoro 	
Furfrou 	 	
Espurr 	Meowstic 	
Honedge 	Doublade 	Aegislash
Inkay 	Malamar 	
Skrelp 	Dragalge 	
Clauncher 	Clawitzer 	
Helioptile	Heliolisk 	
Tyrunt 	Tyrantrum 	
Amaura 	Aurorus 	
Hawlucha 	 	
Goomy 	Sliggoo 	Goodra
Klefki 	 	
Phantump 	Trevenant 	
Bergmite 	Avalugg 	
Noibat 	Noivern 	
Xerneas 	 	
Yveltal 	 	
==Sun & Moon Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Sun & Moon. This DLC expansion includes the following perks:
*New Areas
**Naninani Isle - A series of three tropical islands. Normally, the inhabitants of the islands are well-known for being incredibly friendly amongst one another. But recently, the sudden disappearance of the Temple of the Light's Guardian has cast a figurative shadow over the islands' inhabitants, not only making them fearful and suspicious, but also reopening the old grudges between them. It's up the the player to act as a liaison between the peoples of the three islands, resolving their squabbles and restoring them to their peaceful relations.
***Joyful Island
***Harmony Island
***Tranquility Island
***Temple of the Light's Guardian - An ancient temple commemorating the guardian of the literal and figurative light of Naninani Isle. Normally situated between the three islands, the temple has recently disappeared. Mend the relations of the islands' residents, and the player will be given the Shining Orb, which will cause the Temple of the Light's Guardian to rise from the sea. Inside the temple, the player will need to capture or defeat an instance of Tapu Koko, who is guarding a Pokemon Egg that hatches into Cosmog and will eventually evolve into Solgaleo (in Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition) or Lunala (in Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition).
*New Multi-Format Partner - Lillie proves her worth as your partner in battle!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Grubbin 	Charjabug 	Vikavolt
Crabrawler	Crabominable	
Oricorio 	 	
Cutiefly 	Ribombee 	
Rockruff 	Lycanroc 	
Wishiwashi	 	
Mareanie 	Toxapex 	
Mudbray 	Mudsdale 	
Morelull 	Shiinotic 	
Salandit 	Salazzle 	
Stufful 	Bewear 	
Bounsweet 	Steenee 	Tsareena
Wimpod 	Golisopod 	
Sandyghast	Palossand 	
Minior 	 	
Turtonator	 	
Togedemaru	 	
Mimikyu 	 	
Drampa 	 	
Dhelmise 	 	
Jangmo-o 	Hakamo-o 	Kommo-o
Tapu Koko 	 	
Cosmog 	Cosmoem 	Solgaleo
 	 	Lunala
==Sword & Shield Expansion==
Based on content from Pokemon Sword & Shield. This DLC expansion includes the following perks:
*New Areas
**Kingsmark Island
***Meadowmarch Plains - A vast expanse of grassland, punctuated by the occasional pond, grove of trees, or rock formation. It's said that somewhere here lies the three pieces of the legendary Rusted Sword (Pokemon FireRed: Mobile Edition) / Rusted Shield (Pokemon LeafGreen: Mobile Edition). Using your Item Finder to locate the three pieces, you can combine them with an Everlasting Spark to reforge the ancient weapon.
***Monster's Lair - A small cave where the player can find the Everlasting Spark, guarded dilligently by a Grimmsnarl. While normally quite terrifying, a mysterious power has caused this Grimmsnarl to grow to gigantic proportions, enhancing its power and durability as well. You'll need all your wits about you if you ever hope to defeat it.
***Willowed Ruins - The remains of an ancient castle that has long since flooded and fallen into disrepair. It's said that this is the final resting place of an ancient Pokemon that sacrificed itself to save Kingsmark Island from utter devastation. However, the Pokemon's ancient weapon was infused with its life energy, and it's possible that bringing said weapon to the Pokemon's memorial will allow it to return to the mortal realm once more.
**Warp Portals - Three portals have opened up at the Seafoam Islands, Old Power Plant, and Cinnabar Volcano. Stepping through these portals, the player will find themselves in a corrupted version of said locations and the Galarian variants of Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres, respectively, at Level 70. Catching all three will help Professor Burnet at the Pokemon Laboratory determine that the portals are the work of the Pokemon Hoopa, and will pinpoint its location as being at an abandoned warehouse in Vermilion Harbor. Catch Hoopa here, and Professor Burnet will give the player the Prison Bottle. 
**Cara Liss's Shack - Upon downloading the Sword & Shield Expansion, the player will begin to find strange Half-Fossils in Kanto. The Fossil Restoration Lab on Cinnabar Island will refuse to resurrect these fossils, citing ethical concerns in bringing back incomplete specimens. However, Cara Liss, who lives in a ramshackle dwelling in a new section of Route 3, has no qualms with this. Bring her these Half-Fossils, and she will combine them into something that is technically viable. 
*New Multi-Format Partner - Hop steps out of the shadows to make his own mark!
*New Pokemon - A variety of new Pokemon become available for the player to use, which are listed below:
Stage 1 	Stage 2 	Stage 3
Galarian Articuno	 	
Galarian Zapdos 	 	
Galarian Moltres 	 	
Hoopa 	 	
Skwovet 	Greedent 	
Rookidee 	Corvisquire	Corviknight
Wooloo 	Dubwool 	
Chewtle 	Drednaw 	
Applin 	Flapple 	
 	Appletun 	
Cramorant 	 	
Arrokuda 	Barraskewda	
Toxel 	Toxtricity 	
Sizzlipede 	Centiskorch	
Hatenna 	Hattrem 	Hatterene
Impidimp 	Morgrem 	Grimmsnarl
Milcery 	Alcremie 	
Falinks 	 	
Snom 	Frosmoth 	
Stonjourner 	 	
Cufant 	Copperajah 	
Dracozolt 	 	
Arctozolt 	 	
Dracovish 	 	
Arctovish 	 	
Dreepy 	Drakloak 	Dragapult
Zacian 	 	
Zamazenta 	 	
*Tempest Isle, purchased with the Gold & Silver Expansion.
**Swirling Sea
**Sanctuary Tower
* Well Spring Island, purchased with the Ruby & Sapphire Expansion.
**Golden Coast
**Jade Grotto
*Cloudpiercer Island, purchased with the Diamond & Pearl Expansion.
**Powderdrift Ridge
**Cloudpierce Mountain 
*Greyspire Isle, purchased with the Black & White Expansion. 
**Stark Cliffs
**Dragon's Roost
* Forteverde Island, purchased with the X & Y Expansion.
**Garrison Forest
**Tree of Life
*Naninani Isle, purchased with the Sun & Moon Expansion. 
**Joyful Island
**Tranquility Island
**Harmony Island
**Palace of the Light's Guardian 
*Kingsmark Island, purchased with the Sword & Shield Expansion.
**Meadowmarch Plains
**Willowed Ruins
* Rocosamesa Island, purchased with the Scarlet & Violet Expansion. 
**Windmill Rise
** Spiral Cave
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