MISC: Evolution Levels & Moves
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Basic Evolution Levels & Moves Guide (Abridged)
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This is an abridged guide to display basic information on Pokemon that you are likely to catch until you reach Brock. This guide will NOT show all capture locations, evolution stages, and movesets; henceforth the emphasized term, "abridged." The list of moves may go up to Level 30 or higher, if needed. Locations will only go from Pallet Town up to Pewter City. Any other information is your responsibility to find out.
*For extended information on evolutions and moves, look here at the World Pokedex at http://www.playerdex.com/index.php?INDEX=POKESTATS. You may also look at http://www.serebii.net/pokedex-rs/ or http://www.psypokes.com/dex/index.php for information based on the Handheld games.
**Read this to learn how to edit your Pokemon's moves manually.
**Any moves highlighted in RED is glitched and rendered useless.
***You may notice that each Pokemon here only has one elemental type. That is because PWO did not properly program dual-type Pokemon so they will only be categorized into one type each.
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001 Bulbasaur (Grass)
Description: An excellent, easy-to-train Starter to have against the first 3 Gym Leaders of Kanto. Good for capturing Pokemon and good for training weaker Pokemon.
Acquired: Selected as a Starter, Secret Area 1 (Horribly Rare)
Evolves at: Level 16
Moves Learned At
Growl Default
Tackle Default (selected as Starter)
Leech Seed Level 7
Vine Whip Level 10
Poisonpowder Level 15
Sleep Powder Level 15
Razor Leaf Level 20
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002 Ivysaur (Grass)
Description: An adaptable Pokemon that makes quite a tough partner and can prove to be very useful throughout the game.
Acquired: Evolved from Bulbasaur
Evolves at: Level 32
Moves Learned At
Razor Leaf Level 22
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004 Charmander (Fire)
Description: A Starter that takes longer to train that Bulbasaur and Squirtle. However, the quality time to train it makes it worth to have as a powerful Charizard!
Acquired: Selected as a Starter
Evolves at: Level 16
Moves Learned At
Scratch Default
Growl Default
Ember Level 7
Smokescreen Level 13
Rage (misnamed "Smoke Screen") Level 19
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005 Charmeleon (Fire)
Description: A Speed to match and an Attack power feared by newcomers.
Acquired: Evolved from Charmander
Evolves at: Level 36
Moves Learned At
Rage (misnamed "Smoke Screen") Level 20
Scary Face Level 27
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007 Squirtle (Water)
Description: A Starter that is somewhat slower than Bulbasaur and Charmander, it makes up for with great Defenses and balanced Attacks. It holds an excellent advantage against Brock.
Acquired: Selected as a Starter
Evolves at: Level 16
Moves Learned At
Tackle Default
Tail Whip Default
Bubble Level 7
Withdraw Level 10
Water Gun Level 13
Bite Level 18
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008 Wartortle (Water)
Description: A well-balanced Pokemon with nice Defensive stats.
Acquired: Evolved from Squirtle
Evolves at: Level 36
Moves Learned At
Bite Level 19
Rapid Spin Level 25
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010 Caterpie (Bug)
Description: A weak Pokemon that come in swarms at Viridian Forest. It can prove to be useful against Brock in the future.
Acquired: Route 2 (Rare), Viridian Forest (Common)
Evolves at: Level 7
Moves Learned At
Tackle Default
String Shot Default
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011 Metapod (Bug)
Description: A weak Pokemon that come in swarms at Viridian Forest. It is best that you do NOT catch this Pokemon but instead evolve it from a Caterpie so that it may know Tackle. It has an above average Defense but very weak Attack power.
Acquired: Viridian Forest (Common), Evolves from Caterpie
Evolves at: Level 10
Moves Learned At
Harden Default
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012 Butterfree (Bug)
Description: Its Confusion can prove to be useful against Brock's Pokemon but overall proves to a very weak Pokemon early in the game due to glitched moves.
Acquired: Evolves from Metapod
Moves Learned At
Confusion Level 11
Poisonpowder Level 13
Stun Spore Level 14
Sleep Powder Level 15
Supersonic Level 18
Whirlwind Level 23
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013 Weedle (Bug)
Description: A weak Pokemon that come in swarms at Viridian Forest. Its Poison Sting is useful for training your weaker Pokemon by inflicting the Poison status on its foes.
Acquired: Route 2 (Rare), Viridian Forest (Common)
Evolves at: Level 7
Moves Learned At
Poison String Default
String Shot Default
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014 Kakuna (Bug)
Description: A weak Pokemon that come in swarms at Viridian Forest. It is best that you do NOT catch this Pokemon but instead evolve it from a Weedle so that it may know Poison Sting. It has an above average Defense but very weak Attack power.
Acquired: Viridian Forest (Common), Evolves from Weedle
Evolves at: Level 10
Moves Learned At
Harden Default
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015 Beedrill (Bug)
Description: Somewhat potent in battle especially when it is able to use its trademark move, Twineedle.
Acquired: Evolves from Kakuna
Moves Learned At
Fury Attack Level 10 (Needs to be taught at Playerdex)
Focus Energy Level 15
Twineedle Level 20
Rage Level 25
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016 Pidgey (Flying)
Description: A common bird Pokemon that can be quite a tough partner as a Pidgeotto. One of Pidgey's useful features is that it (and its evolution stages) is the only Pokemon that is absolutely immune to Ground-type attacks in PWO.
Acquired: Route 1 (Common), Route 2 (Common), Secret Area 1 (Rare)
Evolves at: Level 18
Moves Learned At
Tackle Default
Sand Attack Level 5
Gust Level 9
Quick Attack Level 13
Whirwind Level 19
Wing Attack Level 25
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017 Pidgeotto (Flying)
Description: Its improved stats and Wing Attack make a wicked combo in a newcomer's team.
Acquired: Evolves from Pidgey
Evolves at: Level 36
Moves Learned At
Whirlwind Level 20
Wing Attack Level 27
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019 Rattata (Normal)
Description: The most common land Pokemon in Kanto & Johto. It can prove to be quite useful very early in the game with its Tail Whip & Hyper Fang.
Acquired: Route 1 (Common), Route 2 (Common), Route 22 (Common)
Evolves at: Level 20
Moves Learned At
Tackle Default
Tail Whip Default
Quick Attack Level 7
Hyper Fang Level 13
Focus Energy Level 20
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020 Raticate (Normal)
Description: A common Pokemon with a very nasty Hyper Fang attack feared by all newcomers.
Acquired: Evolves from Rattata
Moves Learned At
Scary Face Level 20
Pursuit Level 30
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021 Spearow (Flying)
Description: A fierce bird Pokemon whose Attack power and Speed surpasses that of Pidgey's, in exchange for weaker Defenses.
Acquired: Route 1 (Common), Route 2 (Common), Route 22 (Common), Secret Area 1 (Common)
Evolves at: Level 20
Moves Learned At
Peck Default
Growl Default
Leer Level 7
Fury Attack Level 13
Pursuit Level 19
Aerial Ace Level 25
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022 Fearow (Normal)
Description: A more powerful match to Pidgeotto but lost to Pidgeot in the long run. It is known for its nasty Attack power and Fury Attack.
Acquired: Evolves from Spearow
Moves Learned At
Pursuit Level 26
Mirror Move Level 32
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025 Pikachu (Electric)
Description: Known be the famous mascot of the Pokemon franchise. This mouse is a rare find and can be effective against Misty.
Acquired: Viridian Forest (Horribly Rare)
Evolves at: Use of a Thunder Stone
Moves Learned At
Thundershock Default
Growl Default
Tail Whip Level 6
Thunder Wave Level 8
Quick Attack Level 11
Double Team Level 15
Slam Level 20
Thunderbolt Level 26
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046 Paras (Bug)
Description: It is hardly worth the search for since its moves early in the game are anything but useful.
Acquired: Secret Area 1 (Very Rare)
Evolves at: Level 24
Moves Learned At
Scratch Default
Stun Spore Level 7
Poisonpowder Level 13
Leech Life Level 19
Spore Level 25
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056 Mankey (Fighting)
Description: An extremely excellent Pokemon to have very early in the game. This pig monkey's Attack power and Speed is feared by Brock's Rock-type team. It is not suited for later usage because of its horrible Defenses.
Acquired: Route 22 (Common)
Evolves at: Level 28
Moves Learned At
Scratch Default
Leer Default
Low Kick Level 6
Karate Chop Level 11
Fury Swipes Level 16
Focus Energy Level 21
Seismic Toss Level 26
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069 Bellsprout (Grass)
Description: A good alternative to Bulbasaur, this flower Pokemon is designed to annoy the foe.
Acquired: Secret Area 1 (Rare)
Evolves at: Level 21
Moves Learned At
Vine Whip Default
Growth Level 6
Wrap Level 11
Sleep Powder Level 15
Poisonpowder Level 17
Stun Spore Level 19
Acid Level 23
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114 Tangela (Grass)
Description: Because it is glitched in PWO, it became among the least valuable Pokemon in the entire game. Its usefulness is even surpassed by Paras's so definitely do not use this Pokemon on your team.
Acquired: Secret Area 1 (Very Rare)
Moves Learned At
Constrict Default
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123 Scyther (Bug)
Description: A Pokemon that you do not expect to see very early in the game. This Pokemon is GUARANTEED to be useful as a beginner and an intermediate trainer! Its wicked Attack power and Speed will be the most powerful you can gain before you even battle Erika!
Acquired: Viridian Forest (Horribly Rare)
Moves Learned At
Quick Attack Default
Leer Default
Focus Energy Level 6
Pursuit Level 11
False Swipe Level 16
Agility Level 21
Wing Attack Level 26
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182 Bellossom (Grass)
Description: A beloved Grass-type Pokemon brutally weakened by PWO's glitches. Basically, it can truly become useful at Level 44. It cannot be gained from evolving a Gloom with a Sun Stone.
Acquired: Secret Area 1 (Horribly Rare)
Moves Learned At
Absorb Default
Sweet Scent Default
Magical Leaf Default
Stun Spore Default
Petal Dance Level 44
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FAQs
- My Pokemon did not learn a move I want! What shall I do?
You can teach your Pokemon manually using http://playerdex.com/old. Read this for more details.
- I want to get my Pokemon to learn a move faster but I do not want to stop its evolution. I am afraid it will be even weaker if it evolves later than its "evolution level." Is this true?
No; in fact, it can be much better for your Pokemon if it evolves later. Some Pokemon (such as stone evolvers) actually need to delay their evolutions in order to learn better moves. Example: A Growlithe needs to be trained to Level 49 in order to learn Flamethrower, which an Arcanine does NOT have the same opportunity to learn. Delaying an evolution can also be beneficial to training; most of the time, unevolved Pokemon take less Experience Points to level up and that alone can speed up your training. As soon as your Pokemon evolves, its stats will change according to its species' set Base Stats so there is nothing to worry about. The only disadvantage in preventing your Pokemon's evolution is that it may be less prepared in heated NPC/PvP battles.
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