Kanto Route 7

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Kanto
Route 7
7番道路
Route 7
Map description
A short road that leads to the blocked-off Underground Path.HGSS
A short path connecting Route 8 with the Underground Path.PE
Required for navigation
Connecting locations
Celadon City
Route 7
Saffron City
Location
Kanto Route 7
Location of Route 7 inKanto.
Other generation maps
Gen IGen IIGen III
Pokémon world routes
Route 6   Route 8

Route 7 (Japanese:番道路Route 7) is aroute located in centralKanto. It connectsCeladon City in the west toSaffron City in the east. The western terminus of theUnderground Path is located on this route.

Route description

Route 7 is a short east-west route, serving only as a brief separation betweenSaffron City in the east andCeladon City in the west. The route is composed of three small terraces divided byledges with small gaps in places to allow traversal of the route in either direction. The building giving access to theUnderground Path is on the lowest level, which occupies the south of the route. The Saffron City gate is at the east of the middle level, which occupies the middle and northeast parts of the route. In most games, the route joins Celadon City in the northwest of the highest level, which occupies the northwest of the route; in HeartGold and SoulSilver, however, the route joins Celadon City directly west of the Saffron City gate, after climbing a small set of stairs in a more substantial cliff than the ledges dividing the other terraced parts of the route. A small field oftall grass is also located in the northeast of the middle terrace.

Items

ItemLocationGames
Wepear BerryWepear BerryIn the southeast area of the route, on the marked square(hidden) FR  LG 
ElixirElixirSouth of thegate toSaffron City P  E 
TM Normal VITM12 (Facade)Reward for defeatingCoach Trainer Alpesh P  E 
Mental HerbMental HerbOn the north side of the route HG  SS 

Berry plant

ItemLocationGames
Nanab BerryNanab BerrySometimes found by theplayer'swalking Pokémon from the bush on the west side of the Underground Path entrance P  E 
Silver Nanab BerrySilver Nanab BerrySometimes found by theplayer'swalking Pokémon from the bush on the west side of the Underground Path entrance P  E 
Golden Nanab BerryGolden Nanab BerryRarely found by theplayer'swalking Pokémon from the bush on the west side of the Underground Path entrance P  E 

Pokémon

Generation I

PokémonGamesLocationLevelsRate
PidgeyPidgey
RBY
GrassGrass
19, 2230%
PidgeyPidgey
RBY
GrassGrass
20, 2240%
PidgeottoPidgeotto
RBY
GrassGrass
2410%
RattataRattata
RBY
GrassGrass
2015%
VulpixVulpix
RBY
GrassGrass
18, 2010%
JigglypuffJigglypuff
RBY
GrassGrass
19, 2410%
OddishOddish
RBY
GrassGrass
19, 2230%
MeowthMeowth
RBY
GrassGrass
17-2030%
MankeyMankey
RBY
GrassGrass
17-2030%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
RBY
GrassGrass
18, 2010%
AbraAbra
RBY
GrassGrass
15, 19, 2625%
BellsproutBellsprout
RBY
GrassGrass
19, 2230%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Generation II

PokémonGamesLocationLevelsRate
MorningDayNight
RattataRattata
GSC
GrassGrass
15,17,1940%0%0%
RattataRattata
GSC
GrassGrass
17,190%35%0%
RattataRattata
GSC
GrassGrass
170%0%30%
RattataRattata
GSC
GrassGrass
155%0%0%
RattataRattata
GSC
GrassGrass
1730%30%0%
RaticateRaticate
GSC
GrassGrass
1910%
RaticateRaticate
GSC
GrassGrass
1810%10%0%
SpearowSpearow
GSC
GrassGrass
1730%30%0%
VulpixVulpix
GSC
GrassGrass
1820%0%20%
VulpixVulpix
GSC
GrassGrass
15,180%25%0%
JigglypuffJigglypuff
GSC
GrassGrass
185%
MeowthMeowth
GSC
GrassGrass
1730%
MeowthMeowth
GSC
GrassGrass
170%0%30%
PersianPersian
GSC
GrassGrass
195%
PersianPersian
GSC
GrassGrass
180%0%10%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
GSC
GrassGrass
1820%0%20%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
GSC
GrassGrass
15,180%25%0%
AbraAbra
GSC
GrassGrass
165%
MurkrowMurkrow
GSC
GrassGrass
17,190%0%35%
MurkrowMurkrow
GSC
GrassGrass
170%0%30%
SnubbullSnubbull
GSC
GrassGrass
1820%20%0%
HoundourHoundour
GSC
GrassGrass
150%0%5%
HoundourHoundour
GSC
GrassGrass
180%0%20%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Generation III

PokémonGamesLocationLevelsRate
PidgeyPidgey
FRLG
GrassGrass
19, 2230%
VulpixVulpix
FRLG
GrassGrass
18, 2010%
OddishOddish
FRLG
GrassGrass
19, 2220%
MeowthMeowth
FRLG
GrassGrass
17-2040%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
FRLG
GrassGrass
18, 2010%
BellsproutBellsprout
FRLG
GrassGrass
19, 2220%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Generation IV

PokémonGamesLocationLevelsRate
MorningDayNight
RattataRattata
HGSS
GrassGrass
1730%
RattataRattata
HGSS
GrassGrass
15, 1910%0%0%
RattataRattata
HGSS
GrassGrass
190%5%0%
RattataRattata
HGSS
GrassGrass
155%0%0%
RaticateRaticate
HGSS
GrassGrass
1910%
SpearowSpearow
HGSS
GrassGrass
1730%30%0%
VulpixVulpix
HGSS
GrassGrass
1820%
VulpixVulpix
HGSS
GrassGrass
150%5%0%
MeowthMeowth
HGSS
GrassGrass
1730%
PersianPersian
HGSS
GrassGrass
195%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
HGSS
GrassGrass
1820%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
HGSS
GrassGrass
150%5%0%
MurkrowMurkrow
HGSS
GrassGrass
170%0%10%
MurkrowMurkrow
HGSS
GrassGrass
17, 190%0%25%
MurkrowMurkrow
HGSS
GrassGrass
170%0%20%
HoundourHoundour
HGSS
GrassGrass
150%0%5%
Headbutt
Group A
SpearowSpearow
HGSS
HeadbuttHeadbutt
15-1750%
HeracrossHeracross
HGSS
HeadbuttHeadbutt
15-1730%
CombeeCombee
HGSS
HeadbuttHeadbutt
15-1720%
Headbutt
Group B
SpearowSpearow
HGSS
HeadbuttHeadbutt
18-2080%
CombeeCombee
HGSS
HeadbuttHeadbutt
18-2020%
Special Pokémon
PluslePlusle
HGSS
Hoenn SoundHoenn Sound
1720%
MinunMinun
HGSS
Hoenn SoundHoenn Sound
1820%
ShinxShinx
HGSS
Sinnoh SoundSinnoh Sound
17-1840%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Generation VII

PokémonGamesLocationLevelsRate
PidgeyPidgey
PE
GrassGrass
22-2715%
PidgeottoPidgeotto
PE
GrassGrass
22-2715%
RattataRattata
PE
GrassGrass
22-2715%
RaticateRaticate
PE
GrassGrass
22-2715%
VulpixVulpix
PE
GrassGrass
22-2719%
NinetalesNinetales
PE
GrassGrass
22-271%
JigglypuffJigglypuff
PE
GrassGrass
22-2715%
GrowlitheGrowlithe
PE
GrassGrass
22-2719%
ArcanineArcanine
PE
GrassGrass
22-271%
AbraAbra
PE
GrassGrass
22-274%
KadabraKadabra
PE
GrassGrass
22-271%
Rare Spawns
PorygonPorygon
PE
GrassGrass
22-27-
While riding a Flying Pokémon
After becomingChampion
PidgeyPidgey
PE
MidairMidair
3-5660%
PidgeottoPidgeotto
PE
MidairMidair
3-5635%
PidgeotPidgeot
PE
MidairMidair
3-565%
Rare Spawns
CharizardCharizard
PE
MidairMidair
3-56-
ArticunoArticuno
PE
MidairMidair
3-56-
ZapdosZapdos
PE
MidairMidair
3-56-
MoltresMoltres
PE
MidairMidair
3-56-
DragoniteDragonite
PE
MidairMidair
3-56-
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Trainers

Generation VII

TrainerPokémon
Ace Trainer Yvette
Ace Trainer Yvette
ユカYuka
Reward:$2,800
5Ultra Balls
RaichuRaichuLv.28
No item
DugtrioDugtrioLv.29
No item
SeelSeelLv.28
No item
Coach Trainer Alpesh
Coach Trainer Alpesh
トガノTogano
Reward:$3,000
Farfetch'dFarfetch'dLv.29
No item
WigglytuffWigglytuffLv.30
No item
After becoming Champion
Master Trainer
Ace Trainer Austin
Ace Trainer Austin
マキオMakio
GrowlitheGrowlitheLv.70
DigToxic
Reflect-
Master Trainer
Hiker Benjamin
Hiker Benjamin
ケイタKeita
SandslashSandslashLv.75
Drill RunSwords Dance
Substitute-


Differences among generations

Route 7 inPokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver

Generation I and III

The depiction of Route 7 is almost identical inGenerations I andIII; however, there are several minor cosmetic changes within the layout. The large patch oftall grass to the north of the route has expanded slightly on the eastern side, so in Generation III the entire area is covered with tall grass. The gaps between the ledges on the eastern segment were also widened significantly. Apart from this, most aesthetic features have been enhanced. Trees have become bigger, flowers are more visible, and most other sprites have been upgraded to Generation III standards.

Generation II

InGeneration II, Route 7 is only subject to several minor changes. The route has become slightly smaller and the large patch oftall grass to the north of the route has expanded to the eastern end of the route. TheUnderground Path has been closed due to vandalism.

Generation IV

InGeneration IV, the layout has changed significantly. The route is now a straight path between Celadon and Saffron. The ledge area at the end of the route is no longer the end and is blocked off by trees and has greatly decreased in size. A set of stairs is added near the Celadon entrance. The grass patch area also has expanded northward and there is no longer grass before thegate door.

In animation

Route 7 inPokémon the Series: The Beginning

Pokémon the Series

Pokémon the Series: The Beginning

Route 7 appeared inPrimeape Goes Bananas as a rocky, mountainous area, as opposed to the green, grassy route seen in thegames. After callingProfessor Oak,Ash andhis friends stopped to have lunch, during which they were approached by awildMankey. Ash decided tocatch it, but Mankey blocked thePoké Ball with arice ball. Mankey then proceeded to stealAsh's hat and taunt him, greatly angering the young Trainer. Before Ash could get his hat back,Team Rocket showed up in yet another attempt to stealPikachu. When Mankey began sniffing at Team Rocket,James kicked it away, angering thePig Monkey Pokémon and causing it to evolve into aPrimeape.

Both groups were then forced to run away from the wildlythrashing Primeape. Eventually, when Primeape caught up to Ash, thePallet Town Trainer realized that in order to become a better Trainer, he needed to catch more Pokémon, and as such, proceeded to battle Primeape. WhileBulbasaur andSquirtle failed to weaken Primeape,Charmander was luckier, as he ended up learningRage during the battle, boosting his power the more he was attacked. Thanks to this, Charmander was able to defeat Primeape, allowing Ash to catch it. After using Primeape to send Team Rocket blasting off again, Ash and his friends found out that thanks to Primeape chasing them, they had arrived inCeladon City much faster than they had originally anticipated. While the group entered the city, Team Rocket found themselves from in the middle of a pack of angry Primeape.

In the manga

Route 7 inPokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Red, Green & Blue arc

Route 7 appeared inWartortle Wars, whereRed was first seen defeating a wildPrimeape, giving hisBulbasaur enoughexperience to evolve intoIvysaur. Red was then approached byGreen, who offered to sell him a set of usefulitems for$6000. Red accepted the offer and bought the items, but when he soon after was confronted by a wildPinsir and tried battling it, the items proved to be utterly useless, causing Red to realize that Green had cheated him out of hismoney.

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