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Pokemon Red and Green files are exported from real cartridges with everything played at normal speed. Blue and Yellow were played through on an emulator with speed-up used for training. Red was purely a hub for me to trade Pokemon for Pokedex completion and TM distributing. 6 Badges earned Only noteworthy mentions are a Mew with all HM Moves and a Butterfree I used to put Pokemon to sleep for catching Gold was used a tiny bit for a third Eevee, early Double Kick for Jolteon, and Headbutt for Golem. Green is the "mother file" with the complete Pokedex and most of the trained Pokemon. Game 100% Cleared All 151 Pokemon Registered (All Mew mentioned in this post were glitched in, the rest were caught legitimately) Active Team - Level 50s (Nintendo Cup '97) Lapras (Trade from Red) - Ice Beam, Body Slam, Confuse Ray, Hydro Pump Alakazam - Psychic, Seismic Toss, Thunder Wave, Recover Victreebel - Razor Leaf, Sleep Powder, Swords Dance, Double-Edge Golem - Earthquake, Rock Slide, Explosion, Headbutt (tradeback move from Gold) Raichu - Thunderbolt, Quick Attack, Thunder Wave, Submission Charizard - Double-Edge, Swords Dance, Fire Blast, Earthquake Box 7 contains other Pokemon for various Cups 4 more Pokemon trained to Level 50 (primarily for Nintendo Cup '99 but could also serve as alternatives for '97 if you really wanted to) Seadra - Surf, Ice Beam, Toxic, Agility Tangela - Mega Drain, Growth, Sleep Powder, Mimic Marowak - Bonemerang, Strength, Mega Kick, Double Team Clefable - Body Slam, Blizzard, Psychic, Thunder Wave 5 Pokemon trained to Level 30 for Nintendo Cup '98 Jynx (In-game Trade) - Bubblebeam, Blizzard, Seismic Toss, Lovely Kiss Snorlax - Mega Kick, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Self-Destruct Exeggutor (Trade from Red) - Psychic, Hypnosis, Explosion, Solar Beam Vaporeon (Trade from Gold)- Surf, Ice Beam, Toxic, Double Team Jolteon - Thunderbolt, Body Slam, Double Kick, Double Team Box 8 has Level 100 Mewtwo and Dragonite that I used to loop the Elite Four for money. Dragonite (Trade from Red) - Surf, Take Down, Thunder Wave, Hyper Beam Mewtwo - Psychic, Thunder, Recover, Amnesia Blue was used primarily to train a team of Level 100s with max Stat-EXP for Ultra (Prime) Cup. Main Game Clear, Legendary Pokemon still available to catch Active Team Venusaur - Razor Leaf, Double-Edge, Sleep Powder, Swords Dance Tauros (In-game Trade) - Body Slam, Hyper Beam, Horn Drill, Earthquake Gengar (In-game Trade) - Psychic, Mega Drain, Night Shade, Explosion Ninetales (Trade from Green) - Flamethrower, Dig, Toxic, Fire Spin Slowbro (In-game Trade) - Surf, Psychic, Blizzard, Amnesia Zapdos (Trade from Yellow) - Thunderbolt, Drill Peck, Fly, Thunder Wave Yellow was used to train teams for Yellow (Pika) Cup and Fancy (Petit Cup) Main Game Clear, Zapdos and Mewtwo Caught Fancy Cup Team Pikachu Lv30 - Thunderbolt, Surf (learned from OG Stadium JP), Substitute, Thunder Wave Geodude Lv25 - Rock Slide, Dig, Self-destruct, Take Down Abra Lv25 - Psychic, Seismic Toss, Substitute, Thunder Wave Bulbasaur Lv25 - Double-Edge, Mega Drain, Leech Seed, Toxic Charmander Lv25 - Body Slam, Fire Blast, Swords Dance, Dragon Rage Squirtle Lv25 - Surf, Blizzard, Reflect, Double Team Yellow Cup Team (Box 3) Dragonair Lv15 - Surf, Dragon Rage, Thunder Wave, Thunder Arcanine Lv15 (Trade from Blue) - Take Down, Fire Blast, Hyper Beam, Dragon Rage Starmie Lv15 (Trade from Blue) - Surf, Ice Beam, Reflect, Thunder Machamp Lv20 (In-game Trade) - Karate Chop, Low Kick, Rock Slide, Dig Nidoking Lv20 - Surf, Earthquake, Horn Drill, Double Kick Gyarados Lv20 (Trade from Red) - Surf, Bite, Dragon Rage, Hyper Beam Box 2 has Level 100 Mew and Mewtwo I used to grind the E4 for money. They have max Stat-EXP and pretty good moves if you wanna nab those for Ultra Cup Mew - Psychic, Ice Beam, Softboiled, Take Down Mewtwo - Psychic, Thunderbolt, Amnesia, Recover I tried raising a wide variety of Pokemon to give each cup an interesting and unique experience. I've expended most, if not all, of my useful TMs across all 4 saves. If you want to raise more Pokemon, you'd be better off restarting Red or getting another separate save altogether to accumulate more TMs. There's no "Old Man Missingno Glitch" to multiply items in the Japanese games.