Appendix:Pokémon Emerald Walkthrough/Part 11

## Route 120

Now we can explore Route 120 more in depth. Head down the ladder near the lake and Surf down. There will be a small cave entrance.

## Scorched Slab

The only thing that's here in the Scorched Slab is a single item. There are no wild Pokémon. Just Surf across until you reach the land and grab TM11 (Sunny Day).

## Route 120

Go around and across the bridge. Head south to battle a Bird Keeper.

Head south and east to battle in some Double Battle pairs.

Southeast of them is a Revive. Head down a bit to battle another Cooltrainer.

Northeast of her, you can use Cut to find three Berry plants, each giving two Aspear Berries. Head down and through the long grass. There is a female PKMN Ranger there to battle.

Trek through the grass below her to battle a male PKMN Ranger.

Southwest of him is a Nugget. Head all the way down and jump off the ledge on the southeast side. Head across the bridge and go south to battle a Bug Maniac.

Near him in the grass is a Hyper Potion. In the southwest corner is a woman who will give you a different Berry depending on your Trainer ID number.

There are also three Pecha Berries plants near her. Head up the stairs to pick four Berry plants; each having three Berries: Razz Berries, Nanab Berries, Pinap Berries, and Wepear Berries. Surf south on the lake to grab the Full Heal, then Surf back up. Just north is a hidden Ninja Boy waiting to battle you.

Keep going north up the stairs to battle a Ruin Maniac.

Up ahead, you'll see a large rock with six stone pillars near it, similar to the one you saw in Route 111's desert. This will serve a purpose later. Head down and go east and you'll be on Route 121.

## Route 121

Near the entrance to the route are two Trainers with a potential Double Battle.

Check the south side of the fence for a hidden HP Up. Head northwest to pick four Berry plants; each having two Berries: Persim Berries, Aspear Berries, Rawst Berries, and Chesto Berries. Near this is a Beauty.

Just after her are three Team Aqua Grunts saying they're off to Mt. Pyre. Sounds like trouble. Head down the stairs and grab the nearby Zinc. Up the stairs nearby has a pair of girls, called Sr. and Jr.

The building above them is the Safari Zone. For the sake of this walkthrough, we will be completing the rest of Route 121 first. Keep heading west to battle a pair of PKMN Breeders.

Right by them is a Revive. Up near the fence is a Pokéfan.

Left of her near a fence is a Gentleman.

Below him is a Carbos. If you Cut the tree near the Pokéfan and use your Itemfinder, you can find a hidden Nugget in the corner of the flowerbed. Head down to battle two more Cooltrainers.

Above them in the empty square is a hidden Max Revive. Below the fence nearby are two Nanab Berry plants, each with three Berries. Head right to reach Lilycove City.

## Lilycove City

The first thing you'll probably notice is the Lilycove Department Store, and May/Brendan is standing at the door. Your Rival will battle you one last time here.

* May
* Brendan

* If you chose Treecko
* If you chose Torchic
* If you chose Mudkip

* If you chose Treecko
* If you chose Torchic
* If you chose Mudkip

After he/she leaves, feel free to head inside.

### Lilycove Department Store

* 2F
* 3F
* 4F
* 5F
* Rooftop

The receptionist on the left welcomes visitors, and the one on the right runs the Pokémon Lottery Corner, with the winning number changing daily. Prizes are awarded for winning numbers, which must match any of the player's Pokémon's ID numbers from the last digit to the first one.

The following items can be received as prizes from the Pokémon Lottery Corner:

You'll notice some Team Aqua Grunts loitering around. Ignore them for now; to the right of the Department Store is the Move Deleter's house. He will allow your Pokémon to forget moves, including HM moves.

Left of the Pokémon Center is the Lilycove Museum. You can speak to the curator and he will show you the second floor. Overall, though, it doesn't have much to offer. The house to the right of the Pokémon Center is the Pokémon Trainer Fan Club. Nothing really important in here right now, though. The house below it is the Cove Lily Motel. If you head inside and walk in front of the man watching TV, he will push you aside. Head upstairs and you'll notice Scott at the table. He's napping at first, but then notices you; he mentions Pokémon Contests, however, so maybe check that out next.

### Contest Hall

The big red building left of this is the Contest Hall. The woman at the front desk will give you the Pokéblock Case. To the right of them are Berry Blenders. Here you can blend your Berries with other NPCs or friends with the help of a Link Cable.

The house next to the Contest Hall houses a man and a woman with four kids—quadruplets—all talking about Multi Battles. The woman offers an explanation about Berry Blending to get Pokéblocks.

South of this is Lilycove Harbor. However, there's no ships at the dock at the moment. Go around and south onto the pier. You'll find a Max Repel by the strange monument. Go back up and head to the house near the shore. There is a man there who will give you TM44 (Rest). Go onto the shore and go all the way left. Hidden in the boulder is a Heart Scale. The rock at the southeast has a hidden Poké Ball. Go all the way to the north. The center rock has a hidden PP Up.

You can't really Surf to the east yet. A Team Aqua Grunt is in the way watching some Wailmer in the water. There is a cavern-like building sort of to the north. We'll get to this later. For now, head back to the Safari Zone building.

## Safari Zone

For just 500, you can explore the vast Safari Zone. It has multiple areas with lots of rare Pokémon. You will be limited to 500 steps, and will only be allowed entry once you have the Pokéblock Case. You are given 30 Safari Balls, and you can't weaken the Pokémon. Instead the options are to throw a Safari Ball, throw a Pokéblock, go near, or run away. Throwing Pokéblocks makes a Pokémon less likely to run, while going near does the reverse, and makes a Pokémon easier to catch but more likely to run. Have fun on the search!

There are Pokéblock feeders throughout the Safari Zone. If a Pokéblock is placed in a feeder, all wild Pokémon encountered in grass or water tiles up to five steps away from the feeder will have a Nature such that, if an identically flavored Pokéblock were thrown at it, the Pokémon would be enthralled (i.e. its preferred flavor dominates its disliked flavor in the Pokéblock); the feeder has no effect if no such Nature exists. Only one Pokéblock may occupy a feeder, and the feeder's effect disappears after 100 steps are taken.

To collect all the items, you'll have to come back multiple times with the other Bike. With the Mach Bike, head all the way west and Surf in the southwest pond to collect a Max Revive. Head north and use your Mach Bike to slide up the slope, then go up and around to the northeast, and Surf on the pond to grab TM22 (SolarBeam). With the Acro Bike, go to the northeast area and hop across the white bridge and go all the way to the northwest. Here you can pick up a Calcium.

After you're done with Safari Games, head southwest of the Safari Zone, and Surf down onto Route 122 en route to Mt. Pyre.