Pokémon Red (Japanese: ポケットモンスター 赤, Hepburn: Pocket Monsters Red) and Pokémon Green (Japanese: ポケットモンスター 緑, Hepburn: Pocket Monsters Green) were the very first Pokémon games to be released. Green was released only in Japan along with Red, and later when the games were translated for worldwide release, Green was replaced with Pokémon Blue.
Features
The player is about to enter the world of Kanto where there are 151 Pokémon waiting. Then hometown is in Pallet Town. When arriving at Professor Oak's Lab, there are 3 Starter Pokémon one can choose from. They are Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. The player character is only allowed to choose one of them in these games, and the rival always picks the Pokémon that is your weakness. In Kanto, one must defeat the following Gym Leaders in order to advance in the game.
Once all of the Gym Leaders are defeated, one may proceed through Victory Road, then to the Pokémon League.
While in the Pokémon League, the player character will have to face the strongest Trainers in the game, The Elite Four.
Defeating all of them, the player character will challenge the rival, who is the Champion. After beating the rival, the player character becomes the champion, but they can still battle the Elite Four repeatedly.
The last objective is to complete the Pokédex. Once the player character has completed the Pokédex, they are granted a Diploma if they talk to the employee that works for Game Freak in Celadon Mansion.
Pokémon
Version exclusives
Red
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Green
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Gym Leaders
  Brock  Pewter City |
  Misty  Cerulean City |
  Lt. Surge  Vermilion City |
  Erika  Celadon City |
  Koga  Fuchsia City |
  Sabrina  Saffron City |
  Blaine  Cinnabar Island |
  Giovanni  Viridian City |
Elite Four and Champion
| File:LoreleiRBsprite.png Lorelei 
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 Bruno 
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 Agatha 
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 Lance 
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 Blue 
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Trivia
- Green is the only color edition name not to be used in the international Generation I games and this, along with the original Blue edition, are the only main series Pokémon games with their graphics and sprites sets not used internationally, with the international Red and Blue versions using different graphics sets.
- At one point of development, there were ideas of inserting the female protagonist. However, the idea was scrapped, but was introduced in FireRed and LeafGreen Versions.
- The design of the female protagonist of Pokémon Red, Green and Blue is identical to the Pokémon Adventures manga, as it was the basis for the creation of the character. Because just wearing clothes made Green resemble Leaf, that girl may be her with her first design.
- In Pokémon Gold, Silver and Pokémon Crystal, when traveling to Kanto, house designs, posters, etc. correspond to those of the original Red and Green editions, with no editing or Japanese Blue eds. Western Red and Blue.
- Pokémon Red and Green differ from the international releases. For example, the sprites for Pokémon are different.
Gallery
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External links
References
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