HeartGold & SoulSilver Pewter City
Pewter is still rock country, still Brock's gym. Its long-shut fossil museum has reopened, and a man inside parts with the wing that calls the missing tower guardian.
Pewter City is in Kanto, with the entrance to Pewter Gym. In the story you arrive from Route 2 to the south and continue east to Route 3.
PEWTER CITY MAP
Pewter City Walkthrough
Pewter City
- Take the road north into town, then follow the west road south and uncover the hidden PP UpPP UpIt slightly raises the maximum PP of a selected move that has been learned by the target Pokemon.In the rock southwest of the Pewter Gym (hidden) in the rock southwest of the Pewter Gym.
- In the northwestern part of the city, break the rock with Rock SmashMoveRock SmashFightingClassPhysicalPower40Accuracy100%PP15The user hits with a punch that may lower the target’s Defense. It can also smash cracked boulders. and follow the narrow pathway west and south to pick up the Wise GlassesWise GlassesAn item to be held by a Pokemon. It is a thick pair of glasses that slightly boosts the power of special moves.In the narrow pathway in the northwestern part of the city (requires Rock Smash).
- Near the entrance to Route 3, an old man hands you a wing. In HeartGold you receive the Silver WingSilver WingA strange, silvery feather that sparkles.From an old man near the entrance to Route 3; in SoulSilver, the Rainbow WingRainbow WingA mystical, rainbow feather that sparkles.From an old man near the entrance to Route 3.
Max Revive
PP Up
Wise Glasses
Silver WingHG
Rainbow WingSSPewter Gym
- Climb the middle path, where Camper JerryCamper Jerry₱800
RhydonLv 50Weak to4×Water4×GrassIceFightingGroundSteel battles you, then Hiker EdwinHiker Edwin₱1,600
GolemLv 50Weak to4×Water4×GrassIceFightingGroundSteel challenges you farther north. - Face BrockLeader Brock₱6,240
GravelerLv 51
RhyhornLv 51
OmastarLv 53
OnixLv 54
KabutopsLv 52Weak to4×Water4×GrassIceFightingGroundSteelElectric at the top of the Gym for the badge and TM80 Rock SlideMoveRock SlideRockClassPhysicalPower75Accuracy90%PP10Large boulders are hurled at the foe to inflict damage. It may also make the target flinch..
Gym Leader · fight 1Leader BrockGraveler · Rhyhorn · Omastar · Onix · KabutopsLv 51–54₱6,240GravelerLv 51RhyhornLv 51OmastarLv 53OnixLv 54KabutopsLv 52Pokemon Center
- On the ground floor, trade your Haunter to the man just west of the door for Paul, his Xatu.
- Then leave Pewter City by the east road onto Route 3.
Pokemon Encounters
Pewter's wild catches come from headbutting the trees, mostly Wurmple and Hoothoot, with a rare tree that can drop a Starly at 30 percent. The museum revives seven fossils into Pokemon like Omanyte and Cranidos, and a level 40 Latios in HeartGold or Latias in SoulSilver appears here as a one-time catch.
Latias
ITEMS & SHOP
Pewter holds a version-split legendary wing, the Silver Wing in HeartGold or the Rainbow Wing in SoulSilver, a rare relic tied to the tower legends. Wise Glasses boosts special moves, and a hidden Max Revive waits near the museum.
Rainbow Wing
A mystical, rainbow feather that sparkles.
Rainbow Wing
A mystical, rainbow feather that sparkles.
Silver Wing
A strange, silvery feather that sparkles.
Wacan Berry
If held by a Pokemon, it weakens a foe's supereffective Electric-type attack.
PP Up
It slightly raises the maximum PP of a selected move that has been learned by the target Pokemon.
Wise Glasses
An item to be held by a Pokemon. It is a thick pair of glasses that slightly boosts the power of special moves.
Guard Spec
An item that prevents stat reduction among the Trainer's party Pokemon for five turns after use.
Max Revive
A medicine that revives a fainted Pokemon. It fully restores the Pokemon's HP.
Nest Ball
A somewhat different Poke Ball that works especially well on weaker Pokemon in the wild.
Quick Ball
A somewhat different Poke Ball that provides a better catch rate if it is used at the start of a wild encounter.
Steel Mail
Stationery featuring a print of cool mechanical designs. Let a Pokemon hold it for delivery.
Antidote
A spray-type medicine. It lifts the effect of poison from one Pokemon.
Awakening
A spray-type medicine. It awakens a Pokemon from the clutches of sleep.
Burn Heal
A spray-type medicine. It heals a single Pokemon that is suffering from a burn.
Escape Rope
A long, durable rope. Use it to escape instantly from a cave or a dungeon.
Full Heal
A spray-type medicine. It heals all the status problems of a single Pokemon.
Full Restore
A medicine that fully restores the HP and heals any status problems of a single Pokemon.
Great Ball
A good, high-performance Ball that provides a higher Pokemon catch rate than a standard Poke Ball.
Hyper Potion
A spray-type medicine for wounds. It restores the HP of one Pokemon by 200 points.
Ice Heal
A spray-type medicine. It defrosts a Pokemon that has been frozen solid.
Max Potion
A spray-type medicine for wounds. It completely restores the HP of a single Pokemon.
Max Repel
An item that prevents weak wild Pokemon from appearing for 250 steps after its use.
Paralyze Heal
A spray-type medicine. It eliminates paralysis from a single Pokemon.
Poke Ball
A device for catching wild Pokemon. It is thrown like a ball at the target. It is designed as a capsule system.
Potion
A spray-type medicine for wounds. It restores the HP of one Pokemon by just 20 points.
Repel
An item that prevents weak wild Pokemon from appearing for 100 steps after its use.
Revive
A medicine that revives a fainted Pokemon. It restores half the Pokemon's maximum HP.
Super Potion
A spray-type medicine for wounds. It restores the HP of one Pokemon by 50 points.
Super Repel
An item that prevents weak wild Pokemon from appearing for 200 steps after its use.
Ultra Ball
An ultra-performance Ball that provides a higher Pokemon catch rate than a Great Ball.
TRAINERS
Brock holds Pewter with Rock-types as ever, his Onix now level 54 with Omastar and Kabutops behind it. He skipped the Steelix this time, leaning on the old fossils for a deceptively bulky lineup.
Jerry