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Safari Zone (Hoenn)

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• 2.1 Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald
• 2.2 Emerald only
• 2.3 Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire
• Max Revive (Area 2)
• TM22 Solar Beam (Area 3)
• Calcium (Area 4)
• PP Up (Area 5)
• Full Restore (Area 5)
• Big Pearl (Area 5)
• Rare Candy (Area 6)
• Zinc (Area 6)
• Nugget (Area 6)

Pokémon [ ]

Ruby, sapphire and emerald [ ].

• Oddish (Level 25–29)
• Pikachu (Level 25–27)
• Wobbuffet (Level 27–29)
• Gloom (Level 25)
• Girafarig (Level 25–27)
• Doduo (Level 25)
• Natu (Level 25)
• Psyduck (Level 20–35)
• Magikarp (Level 5-30)
• Goldeen (Level 5-35)
• Seaking (Level 25–40)
• Rhyhorn (Level 27–29)
• Dodrio (Level 29–31)
• Pinsir (Level 27–29)
• Phanpy (Level 27–29)
• Heracross (Level 27–29)
• Xatu (Level 29–31)
• Geodude (Level 5-30)

Emerald only [ ]

• Sunkern (Level 33–35)
• Mareep (Level 34–36)
• Spinarak (Level 33)
• Aipom (Level 34)
• Hoothoot (Level 35)
• Gligar (Level 37–40)
• Snubbull (Level 34)
• Stantler (Level 36–39)
• Wooper (Level 25–30)
• Marill (Level 25–35)
• Quagsire (Level 35–40)
• Remoraid (Level 10–35)
• Teddiursa (Level 34–36)
• Ledyba (Level 33)
• Pineco (Level 34)
• Houndour (Level 36–39)
• Miltank (Level 37–40)
• Shuckle (Level 20–40) (Rare)
• Pikachu (Level 20–30) (Rare)

Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire [ ]

• Pikachu (Level 25–28)
• Gloom (Level 25–28)
• Doduo (Level 25–30)
• Rhyhorn (Level 27–30)
• Despite being a Hoenn location, this place only contains Pokémon not introduced from Generation III.
• There is a small area that is only exclusive to the Emerald version.
• In Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, there is no entry fee, and the Safari Game has been removed. Plus, the Pokémon there can be battled against.
• Similar with the Safari Zone in Johto , this Safari Zone doesn't have a walking limit unlike the other Safari Zones.
• 2 Legendary Pokémon
• 3 Ash Ketchum

Appendix : Emerald walkthrough/Section 20

• 1.2 The Eon Pokémon
• 1.3.1 National Pokédex
• 1.3.2 Johto Starter Pokemon
• 1.4 Gym Leaders and Wally rematches
• 2 Trick House - Puzzle 8
• 3 Altering Cave
• 4 Trainer Hill
• 5 Desert Underpass
• 6 Route 123
• 7.1 Safari Game
• 8.1 Weather Institute
• 8.2 Terra Cave
• 8.3 Marine Cave
• 9.1 Mossdeep City
• 9.2 Meteor Falls

Littleroot Town

When the credits conclude, you awaken in your room back in Littleroot Town . Head downstairs and Norman hands you a gift from Mr. Briney —the S.S. Ticket . With this, you can ride Captain Stern 's new ferry! Norman suggests taking the ferry from either Slateport or Lilycove , then heads back to the Petalburg Gym .

The Eon Pokémon

After Norman leaves, a breaking news story flashes across the TV screen; it seems that a certain unnamed Pokémon has been spotted flying around the region. The reporter informs viewers of the Pokémon's color, but static interference prevents you from learning it. After viewing this report, Mom asks which color it was, giving you the choice of red or blue. Depending on your choice, you will be able to encounter the legendary Pokémon Latias or Latios , respectively, roaming across Hoenn.

The Pokémon moves to a different area every time you change locations. The easiest way to see Latios/Latias for the first time is to first fly to Slateport City . Once there, put a Pokémon with a certain level (make sure it is above 13 and below 40) as first conscious member of your party. Once that is done, go to the route above Slateport City (Route 110) and spray Max Repel. Next, use the Mach Bike around for 5 seconds in the grass next to the entrance of Cycling Road . After that, enter to Cycling Road then go back to that patch of grass to repeat the process. The repel helps you save time from encountering Pokémon other than Latios/Latias but still lets you find Latios/Latias because it is not a higher level than 40 (starting level for Latios/Latias). To make matters more difficult, Latios/Latios will also attempt to flee on the first turn of battle. These Pokémon are probably the best one to use your Master Ball on but if you already used yours or you don't want to, there are some strategies you can utilize. A good way to prevent them from running away is to send out a faster Pokémon like Crobat to use a trapping move like Mean Look ( Zubat learns this move at level 36.) Likewise, the move Wrap also works. Your Pokémon should be equipped with a Quick Claw . Another option is start the battle with a Wobbuffet due to its Shadow Tag ability. If Latios/Latias is afflicted by a status condition, it will retain this ailment when it is next encountered. After meeting it for the first time, the Pokédex tracks its movements.

Professor Birch's Lab

National pokédex.

Professor Birch and your rival are waiting outside your house. Birch takes both of you to his lab, where he upgrades your Pokédexes to National Pokédex mode. Shortly after leaving the lab, you'll get a call from Scott .

Johto Starter Pokemon

Be sure to visit Professor Birch in his Lab again once you have caught all 200 Pokémon in the Hoenn regional Pokédex . Once he verifies that you are indeed successful, he offers you a gift to start you on your quest to complete the National Pokédex listing. This gift is the choice between one of three starter Pokémon of the distant Johto region: Chikorita , Cyndaquil , and Totodile !

Gym Leaders and Wally rematches

After receiving the National Pokédex, Wally and the Gym Leaders can request rematches through the PokéNav 's Match Call.

• The Gym Leaders can be rematched to a Double Battle , and the only way to rematch with them is to wait until they are ready. Here the Match Call will alert you.
• Wally can be repeatedly rematched once per day and they will take place near the exit of the Victory Road. He is the only opponent which the Match Call doesn't alert you about a rematch.

Trick House - Puzzle 8

In Trick House now you can complete the puzzle 8. You can get the Nugget in the Trick Master's Room.

Altering Cave

Back on Route 103 , a cave entrance has opened up on the east bank of the river that divides the route. This is Altering Cave , and although there have been rumors of rare Pokémon inside, it seems to house only Zubat .

Trainer Hill

Trainer Hill is located to the east of the Winstrate home. This tower was designed for challengers to race through as quickly as possible, battling four floors of Trainers on the way to the rooftop. The ground floor holds both a Pokémon Center and Poké Mart (the seller upgrade their inventory due you entered the Hall of Fame ), so Trainers can be well-prepared for the trial ahead. There are four different modes—Normal, Variety, Unique, and Expert—with each one more difficult than the last. A challenger's Pokémon will not be healed by the staff, but recovery items like Potions may be used during and between battles. Prizes vary depending on the amount of time elapsed, and all battles conducted here are Double Battles . No experience or prize money is awarded.

Desert Underpass

Fly back to Fallarbor Town and head west to Route 114 to pay a visit to the Fossil Maniac in his home just outside of town. His constant digging for new Fossils has caused the wall to collapse, revealing a long, sandy tunnel stretching far to the east. This is the Desert Underpass , which leads through the mountains of northern Hoenn before ending beneath the desert of Route 111 . At the tunnel's end, you find the remaining Fossil that fell beneath the sands when Mirage Tower disappeared. There are also a handful of Pokémon species to be found here, including Ditto , which can't be found anywhere else. This Pokémon is unique as its only move, Transform , allows it to become a nearly-identical copy of the target. But it's even more useful outside of battle. When left in the Day Care building on Route 117 with nearly any other Pokémon, the pair are able to produce an Egg containing the other Pokémon's first-stage form! This makes it incredibly useful when working to complete the Pokédex.

Now you can get the other four special Berries from the Berry Master's wife since you have already entered the Hall of Fame .

Safari Zone

The Safari Zone gives Trainers a chance to encounter all kinds of Pokémon. It is only open to Trainers participating in the Safari Game , where Trainers must use unconventional tactics to try to catch these Pokémon. Admission is $ 500, and entrants are given 30 Safari Balls to be used and a limit of 500 steps taken before the game is over. The varied terrain means that some areas are only accessible by Acro Bike or Mach Bike .

The four quadrants to the north and west of the building are open to any Trainer who received a Pokéblock Case . Once you upgrade to the National Pokédex, the construction of the two eastern areas will be complete. You can return to the Safari Zone and catch some Pokémon native to Johto .

Safari Game

In a Safari Game, Trainers must use unconventional tactics to catch wild Pokémon. Rather than use your own Pokémon in battle, you are only allowed to throw Pokéblocks to entice the target, making it less likely to run; or go near, which makes the target easier to catch but more likely to run.

In addition, there are several Pokéblock feeders scattered throughout the park. Each feeder can accept a single Pokéblock at a time. Any Pokémon encountered in the feeder's range of five steps will have a Nature that is attracted to that type of Pokéblock. The feeder's effect dissipates after 100 steps are taken.

The Super-Ancient Pokémon

Weather institute.

Return to Route 119 and pay a visit to the Weather Institute . Speak to the meteorologist on the second floor to learn that he has been tracking weather patterns across Hoenn . He's even found an unusual weather system localized to a certain area. Routes 114 , 115 , 116 , and 118 have been suffering under severe drought, while Routes 105 , 125 , 127 , and 129 have become prone to heavy thunderstorms. The existence of these unusual conditions indicates the presence of Groudon and Kyogre , hidden away in a new home that it's made for itself. But these ancient Pokémon are fickle and won't stay put for long, so hurry off to the specified route and you may stumble across a legend!

After learning of a severe drought on Hoenn's west side, you need to visit the specified route in order to track down Terra Cave . Be aware that if it appears on Route 114 , you will need to scale the waterfall to access it. Enter the cave and proceed to the second chamber, where you find a long tunnel with Groudon sitting in a pool of magma at its end. Be sure to save the game before you approach it, as it will disappear if you happen to defeat it. Its Drought Ability increases Fire Blast 's power by 50% and lets it use SolarBeam without charging. Rest allows it to recover its health, but also makes it easier to catch. Begin with Grass , Water , and Ice moves to weaken it quickly, then follow up with Rock and Poison moves to wear it down further.

Marine Cave

After learning of heavy storms on Hoenn's east side, you need to visit the specified route in order to track down Marine Cave . Surf across the route in search of a small patch of deep, dark water, and Dive down to the ocean floor. Resurface inside the cave and proceed to the second chamber, where you find a long tunnel with Kyogre in a deep pit of seawater at its end. Be sure to save the game before you approach it, as it will disappear if you happen to defeat it. Its Drizzle Ability increases Hydro Pump 's power by 50%. Rest allows it to recover its health, but also makes it easier to catch. Begin with Grass and Electric moves to weaken it quickly, then follow up with Fire , Water , Ice , and Steel moves to wear it down further.

Steven Continues His Training

Mossdeep city.

Return to Mossdeep City and pay a visit to Steven 's house. He's not home, but he has left a note for you on the table. It says that he plans to do some soul-searching as he continues his training on the road, and doesn't intend to return home for quite some time. He asks a favor of you, to take the Poké Ball on the desk. It contains a Beldum , his favorite Pokémon. He ends the note by saying that he hopes your paths cross again someday.

Meteor Falls

Though it was possible to explore Meteor Falls more thoroughly immediately after defeating Juan , you can fully explore this place after entering the Hall of Fame . The 1F (upper) room is now available. There is nothing important in this final chamber aside from Steven, standing at the north wall. He's been digging for new rocks and stones to add to his collection. He's impressed that you found him here, and warns that if you intend to mount a serious challenge, you should expect the worst.

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One of the great features of Pokemon R/B/Y, was definitely the Safari Zone. Unfortunately, this feature was unavailable in G/S/C, but in R/S a whole new Safari Zone is open on Route 121, just west of Lilycove City.

When you meet a Pokemon you can do 1 of 4 things:

If you choose any of the first 3 options, there is a chance that the wild Pokemon will run away. It doesn't flee, then you have a chance to capture it. The Pokemon may be easier to capture if you are closer to it, or if it is feeding on a Pokéblock.

It is also possible to place Pokéblocks in special feeders, which spread around the Safari Zone. The Pokéblocks draw Pokemon which like the taste, meaning that it helps to lure Pokemon of a certain nature which you might want.

To fully explore the Safari Zone needs at least 2 different visits, as certain areas can only be reached on a certain bike. If you want to explore the North-West, then take the Mach Bike with you. If you want to explore the North-East, then you need the Acro Bike. You may also need HM03 (Surf) to help you venture around the Safari Zone, as some of the items found in the Safari Zone, can only be gotten by surfing across lakes. You can find a Calcium, a Max Revive and TM22 (Solarbeam), all hidden in there.

The Safari Zone is home to many rare Pokemon, which aren't found anywhere else in Hoenn. These are the full lists:

Pokemon Appearances

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Pokemon emerald version  — walkthrough (gba) (portuguese).

Walkthrough (GBA) (Portuguese) by maguix

Version: 1.0 | Updated: 06/17/2019

• Previous: Lilycove Department Store

Table of Contents

• Next: Jagged Pass (pós Mt. Pyre)
• Stone Badge
• Littleroot Town
• Littleroot Town (pós salvar Birch)
• Route 101 (pós salvar Birch)
• Oldale Town
• Route 103 (lado oeste)
• Littleroot Town (pós 1ª batalha contra rival)
• Oldale Town (pós Pokédex)
• Petalburg City
• Route 104 (lado sul)
• Petalburg Woods
• Route 104 (lado norte)
• Rustboro City
• Route 115 (lado sul)
• Rustboro Gym
• Knuckle Badge
• Rustboro City (continuação)
• Rusturf Tunnel (lado oeste)
• Rustboro City (pós Rusturf)
• Explorando com Cut
• Route 104 (Cut)
• Petalburg Woods (Cut)
• Mr. Brinney's Cottage
• Dewford Town
• Dewford Gym
• Dynamo Badge
• Granite Cave
• Dewford Town (pós Dewford Gym)
• Rustboro City (pós Granite Cave)
• Slateport City
• Slateport Market
• Battle Tent Slateport Site
• Stern's Shipyard
• Oceanic Museum
• Slateport City (pós Oceanic Museum)
• Route 110 (lado sul)
• Trick House
• Route 103 (lado leste)
• Route 110 (lado norte)
• Mauville City
• Mauville Game Corner
• Route 118 (lado oeste)
• Seaside Cycling Road
• Mauville Gym
• Granite Cave (2ª visita)
• Trick House (pós Mauville Gym)
• Verdanturf Town
• Battle Tent Verdanturf Site
• Rusturf Tunnel (lado leste)
• Route 116 (pós Mauville Gym)
• Route 111 (lado sul)
• Route 112 (lado sul)
• Route 112 (lado norte)
• Route 111 (lado norte)
• Fallarbow Town
• Battle Tent Fallarbor Site
• Meteor Falls
• Route 115 (meio)
• Mt. Chimney
• Jagged Pass
• Lavaridge Town
• Mt. Chimney (pós Lavaridge City)
• Lavaridge Gym
• Balance Badge
• Fiery Path (pós Lavaridge Gym)
• Route 111 (deserto)
• Mirage Tower
• Trick House (pós Lavaridge Gym)
• Rustboro City (pós Mirage Tower)
• Petalburg City (pós Lavaridge Gym)
• Petalburg Gym
• Feather Badge
• Petalburg City (continuação)
• Littleroot Town (pós Petalburg Gym)
• Route 115 (lado norte)
• Route 114 (Surf)
• Route 106 (Surf)
• Dewford Town (pós petalburg Gym)
• Abandoned Ship
• Route 108 (continuação)
• Route 109 (Surf)
• Trick House (pós Petalburg Gym)
• Route 103 (Surf)
• Route 110 (Surf)
• Mauville City (pós Petalburg Gym)
• New Mauville
• Route 118 (lado leste)
• Route 123 (lado oeste)
• Weather Institute
• Route 119 (continuação)
• Fortree City
• Route 120 (lado norte)
• Fortree Gym
• Trick House (pós Fortree Gym)
• Route 120 (lado sul)
• Route 123 (lado leste)
• Lilycove City
• Pokémon Contest Hall
• Lilycove Department Store
• Jagged Pass (pós Mt. Pyre)
• Magma Hideout
• Slateport City (pós Magma Hideout)
• Aqua Hideout
• Mosdeep City
• Mosdeep Gym
• Mosdeep City (continuação)
• Mosdeep Space Center
• Mosdeep City (pós Space Center)
• Trick House (pós Mosdeep Gym)
• Abandoned Ship (Dive)
• Route 124 (Dive)
• Seafloor Cavern
• Sootopolis City
• Cave of Origin
• Sootopolis City (continuação)
• Pacifidlog Town
• Sootopolis City (pós Sky Pillar)
• Sky Pillar (pós Groudon e Kyogre)
• Sootopolis Gym
• Pokémon League
• Sootopolis City (pós Sootopolis Gym)
• Trick House (pós Sootopolis Gym)
• Route 114 (Waterfall)
• Meteor Falls (Waterfall)
• Route 119 (Waterfall)
• Routes 132, 133 e 134
• Sealed Chamber
• Desert Ruins
• Island Cave
• Ancient Tomb
• Ever Grande City (lado sul)
• Victory Road
• Ever Grande City (lado norte)
• Littleroot Town (pós Elite Four)
• Pokémon Andarilhos
• Trick House (pós Elite Four)
• Desert Underpass
• Weather Institute (pós Elite Four)
• Terra Cave/Marine Cave
• Mosdeep City (pós Elite Four)
• Meteor Falls (pós Beldum)
• Safari Zone (pós Elite Four)
• Slateport/Lilycove Harbor
• Battle Frontier
• Artisan Cave
• Battle Points Exchange Service Corner
• Battle Factory
• Battle Dome
• Battle Pike
• Battle Tower
• Battle Arena
• Battle Palace
• Battle Pyramid
• Battle Frontier (pós Frontier Brains)
• Southern Island
• Birth Island
• Faraway Island
• Seções Especiais
• Trainer Hill
• Secret Base
• Glass Workshop
• TIme Maguix

Aqui dentro do prédio você tem um PC para acessar o seu Box. Para entrar na Safari Zone você precisa ter a Pokéblock Case e pagar $500. Você receberá 30 Safari Balls . Assim que entrar você poderá procurar Pokémon até acabar todas as suas Safari Balls ou até dar 500 passos, você pode sair antes disso se quiser.

Existem 4 áreas na Safari Zone e em cada área há um Pokéblock Feeder . Uma caixa cinza onde você pode colocar Pokéblocks para atrair determinados tipos de Pokémon. Você pode ler sobre como fazer Pokéblocks na seção de concursos.

Você começa na Área 1 . Siga para o norte e você verá uma "ponte" branca bem fina, se estava prestando atenção, você já percebeu que já passou por outras dessa na Route 119. Suba na sua Acro Bike e siga por esta ponte, pressione B+↑ para pular para a parte de cima. Assim que cruzar a "ponte" prossiga para o norte para acessar a Área 4 . No canto noroeste desta área você encontra um Calcium .

Volte para o início e siga para oeste para acessar a Área 2 . No canto esquerdo da Área você encontrará um lago, cruze-o para pegar um Max Revive . Agora você precisará voltar para Mauville para trocar sua bicicleta pela Mach Bike. Volte até esse ponto da Área 2 e siga para o norte, você verá um barranco, suba-o com a bicicleta para acessar a Área 3 . Há um lago no canto nordeste desta área, cruze-o para pegar a TM22 (Solarbeam) .

Além dos Pokémon só capturáveis aqui, não há mais nada para se fazer neste local. Saia e vá para o Jagged Pass .

Exploring Pokémon in the Emerald Safari Zone

In the Pokémon Emerald Safari Zone , trainers can encounter a diverse range of Pokémon species, from rare to common. Navigating through the unique areas and using special tactics can greatly maximize the chances of encountering elusive Pokémon. Get ready to explore and discover the hidden treasures of the Safari Zone!

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Exploring the Pokémon in the Emerald Safari Zone: A Comprehensive Guide

The Emerald Safari Zone is home to a diverse range of Pokémon species that avid trainers will undoubtedly find intriguing. From the elusive Chansey to the majestic Skarmory, this guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Pokémon that can be found within this vast and captivating environment.

Trainers venturing into the depths of the Safari Zone will encounter a multitude of Pokémon native to the Hoenn region. The lush greenery and unique terrain make it a perfect habitat for a wide array of species. Whether you’re searching for rare finds or simply aiming to expand your Pokédex, the Safari Zone offers an abundance of opportunities.

As you traverse the various zones within the Safari Zone, keep an eye out for Pokémon such as Tropius, whose graceful presence adds an air of tranquility to the environment. Additionally, the chance to encounter Pokémon like Phanpy and Rhyhorn provides an exciting prospect for trainers seeking sturdy and resilient additions to their teams.

Moreover, the allure of encountering Water-type Pokémon such as Marill and Wooper near the bodies of water within the Safari Zone presents an enticing prospect for trainers with a penchant for aquatic companions. The opportunity to observe these Pokémon in their natural habitat is a unique experience that shouldn’t be overlooked.

Furthermore, the Safari Zone’s diverse ecosystems offer the chance to encounter Pokémon such as Doduo and Dodrio, showcasing the varied avian population inhabiting the area. Their distinctive traits and swift movements make them fascinating subjects for observation and potential capture.

In conclusion, the Emerald Safari Zone serves as an exceptional location for trainers to explore and discover a multitude of captivating Pokémon species. Whether you’re a seasoned trainer or a newcomer to the world of Pokémon, the Safari Zone’s rich biodiversity and unique encounters are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Remember to approach each encounter with patience and a keen sense of observation, as the Safari Zone’s inhabitants are renowned for their elusive nature and individual quirks. With dedication and perseverance, the rewards of exploring the Pokémon in the Emerald Safari Zone are boundless.

What Pokémon are available for capture in the Safari Zone in Pokémon Emerald?

In Pokémon Emerald, the Safari Zone has a wide variety of Pokémon available for capture. Some of the Pokémon that can be found in the Safari Zone include Nidoran , Doduo , Exeggcute , Rhyhorn , and Tangela . Additionally, players have the chance to encounter some rare Pokémon such as Bagon and Wynaut . It’s important to note that the Pokémon available in the Safari Zone may vary depending on the player’s actions and progress in the game.

What are the Pokémon that can be found in the Safari Zone?

In the Safari Zone, you can find a variety of Pokémon depending on the specific version of the game. Tauros , Chansey , Kangaskhan , and Scyther are some of the rare Pokémon that can be found in different Safari Zones across the Pokémon games. Additionally, other unique and rare Pokémon may also appear in the Safari Zone, providing trainers with the opportunity to encounter a diverse range of species.

What is the rarest Pokémon in the Safari Zone?

The rarest Pokémon in the Safari Zone is Chansey . It has a very low encounter rate and can be difficult to find, making it highly sought after by trainers.

Where can I locate rare Pokémon in Emerald?

In Pokémon Emerald, you can find rare Pokémon in various locations throughout the Hoenn region. Here are some places to look for rare Pokémon:

1. Safari Zone: The Safari Zone is a great place to find rare Pokémon such as Tauros, Chansey, and Wobbuffet.

2. Mt. Pyre: Mt. Pyre is home to rare Ghost-type Pokémon such as Shuppet and Duskull.

3. Seafloor Cavern: Dive into the Seafloor Cavern to encounter rare Water-type Pokémon like Relicanth and Luvdisc.

4. Battle Frontier: After completing the main storyline, you can find rare Pokémon in the Battle Frontier area, including strong and elusive Pokémon like Sudowoodo and Snorlax.

Additionally, some Pokémon will only appear during specific weather conditions or at certain times of day, so it’s worth checking different areas at different times to increase your chances of finding rare Pokémon.

Frequently asked questions

How many different types of pokémon can be found in the emerald safari zone.

In the Emerald Safari Zone, you can find 12 different types of Pokémon .

What items can be obtained in the Emerald Safari Zone in Pokémon Emerald?

The items that can be obtained in the Emerald Safari Zone in Pokémon Emerald include Nugget , TM11 (Sunny Day) , and Lax Incense .

Are there any special events or challenges in the Emerald Safari Zone in Pokémon Emerald?

Yes, Pokémon Emerald has special events and challenges in the Safari Zone.

In conclusion, the Pokémon in the Emerald Safari Zone offer a unique and exciting opportunity for trainers to catch rare and elusive species. The diverse range of Pokémon available in this area adds an extra layer of challenge and adventure to the game. Overall, the Safari Zone provides a thrilling experience for players seeking to expand their Pokédex and encounter new and interesting creatures. Whether it’s the thrill of the chase or the satisfaction of capturing a prized Pokémon, the Emerald Safari Zone is a must-visit location for any aspiring Pokémon trainer.

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