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The Kanto Safari Zone is only available in the Generation I and III games. In Generation II , the Safari Zone was closed while the Warden took a vacation. In Generation IV , the Warden opened a new Safari Zone in Johto , and the one in Kanto was turned into a Pal Park . In the Generation VII games Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! , the Safari Zone was replaced with the GO Park .

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The following Pokémon can be found in the Kanto Safari Zone:

• Nidoran♀ (Grass)
• Nidorina (Grass)
• Nidoran♂ (Grass)
• Nidorino (Grass)
• Paras (Grass)
• Parasect (Grass)
• Venonat (Grass)
• Exeggcute (Grass)
• Rhyhorn (Grass)
• Chansey (Grass)
• Tangela (Grass)
• Scyther (Grass)
• Pinsir (Grass)
• Magikarp (Fishing)
• Poliwag (Fishing)
• Goldeen (Fishing)
• Psyduck (Fishing)
• Slowpoke (Fishing)
• Krabby (Fishing)
• Dratini (Fishing)
• Dragonair (Fishing)
• Doduo (Grass)
• Cubone (Grass)
• Marowak (Grass)
• Kangaskhan (Grass)
• Tauros (Grass)
• Venomoth (Grass)
• Due to a glitch in Pokémon Red and Blue , it is possible to catch Pokémon like Kangaskhan and Tauros that are usually found in the Safari Zone on the coast of Cinnabar Island. MissingNo. can still be encountered, however.
• There is A glitch In Pokémon Red and Blue That If You Get Out of the Safari zone, then Press No, Then Get Pushed Back To the Safari Zone, Then Save, You Can Essentialy Make The Game Think You are Outside Of The Safari Zone, Pay The Entrance Fee, Walk 500 Steps, Then You Go Back To the Safari Zone Gate, When You Get Out, You Will Be In Glitch City.

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Kanto Route 23

Route 23 (Japanese: ２３ 番道路 Route 23 ), is a route located in western Kanto . It connects the Pokémon League Reception Gate in the south to Indigo Plateau in the north. Victory Road is located on this route.

• 1.1.1 Southern segment
• 1.1.2 Northern segment
• 1.2 Generation II
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• 3.1 Generation I
• 3.2 Generation III
• 3.3 Generation VII
• 4.1 Generation VII
• 5 Differences among generations
• 6.1.1 Gold, Silver & Crystal arc

Route description

Generations i, iii, and vii, southern segment.

Heading north from the Pokémon League Front Gate, which houses the first Badge checkpoint, Route 23 heads northeast, passing through the first of many archways on the route as well as the second checkpoint. Northwest of this point is the second archway and the third checkpoint. The main path of the road then heads north, taking a slight northeast alignment as it approaches the third archway and the fourth checkpoint on the bank of a waterway that effectively separates the route into two halves.

Directly north of the fourth checkpoint is checkpoint five, in the shadow of archway four. Northeast of this location, past an island in the water that splits the channel into two, is the next archway/checkpoint. The route continues north, making landfall northeast of the sixth checkpoint.

In this area, Route 23 is dotted with grassy patches and boulders, creating a unique look not seen anywhere else in Kanto outside the Safari Zone . North of the scenery, the route encounters the seventh checkpoint underneath the final archway on the route.

Route 23 turns to the northwest, passing the final patch of grass on the road before returning to a north-south alignment several paces south of the final checkpoint. Just north of the checkpoint is the south entrance to Victory Road.

Northern segment

The route heads north from Victory Road's northern portal, arriving at a series of stone statues intended to create a maze. On the other side of the maze, Route 23 ascends a series of stairs before arriving at the front door to Indigo Plateau.

Generation II

This route is extremely short in Generation II games, consisting of a small space between the northern exit of Victory Road and the entrance to the Indigo Plateau building.

Generation IV

There is no Route 23 in the Generation IV games.

The small open space between the Victory Road and the Indigo Plateau building remains much like the Route 23 from the Generation II games, but it's identified as part of the Indigo Plateau instead.

Generation I

Generation iii, generation vii.

All of these Trainers appear at the route once the player has become Champion .

Differences among generations

Only minor cosmetic differences exist between the Generation I games, FireRed and LeafGreen , and Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! .

In the Generation II games and HeartGold and SoulSilver , Route 23 became unnecessary due to the addition of the Pokémon League Reception Gate on Route 26 , being reduced to an extremely short path that takes 7 G S C /17 HG SS steps connecting the front door of Indigo Plateau with the northern entrance of Victory Road. The remakes reclassified Route 23 as part of Indigo Plateau, although there is still unused location data for Route 23.

In the manga

Pokémon Adventures

Gold, silver & crystal arc.

Route 23 appeared in Yikes, It's Yanma! , where Gold and Crystal traveled through it on their way to the Indigo Plateau .

• The background music, titled The Final Road , is rearranged from the prelude to the game's opening and title screen theme.
• Because the tilesets were not changed between versions of the Generation I games, the signpost outside the southern entrance to Victory Road kept its design from Red and Green in Blue and Yellow , as well as in every localized release of the Generation I games.
• In Yellow , FireRed and LeafGreen , riding the Bicycle here will not change the background music. In FireRed and LeafGreen only, using Surf will not change the background music either.
• In the Japanese versions of HeartGold and SoulSilver, the unused data for Route 23 includes a scrapped map blurb consisting of generic development text, "Dummy Guide Message" (Japanese: ダミーのガイドメッセージ), which is also shared with the Rocket Hideout , Goldenrod Tunnel , Dragon's Den , Cliff Cave , and a KGR Map (Japanese: ＫＧＲマップ).
• In Generations I and VII , the checkers for the Soul and Marsh Badge gates are placed in the water and have the same appearance as Swimmers . In Generation III , they stand on shore and have the same appearance as the other checkers.

Safari Zone (Kanto)

Kanto's Safari Zone is a wildlife resort divided into 4 areas. It has hills, tall grass and water features with all sorts of exotic Pokémon. Situated north of Fuchsia City it is an integral part of it's story.

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Kanto Safari Zone, how do you determine when to throw the Safari Ball?

• Thread starter Amewsment
• Start date Jul 24, 2008

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Mewsic to your ears!

• Jul 24, 2008

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Tossing and praying is usually the most practical way of getting the buggers. Prepare to be frustrated by Tauros. Oh, and I advise just ignoring Dragonair completely. It's nearly impossible to find, let alone catch. Evolving Dratini is a much better bet.  

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Rocks make Pokémon more likely to flee, and easier to capture. Bait does the inverse. Hope that helps.  

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Paperfairy said: Rocks make Pokémon more likely to flee, and easier to capture. Bait does the inverse. Click to expand...

YemaGrl1988

I love me some venonat.

Sometimes it's easier to throw rocks for some pokemon to catch them, other times they flee. I've tried giving bait to Tauros before but it fled. Then I threw a rock at it another time and it stuck around (but I still didn't catch it -_-) Sometimes you can throw a rock, then throw bait or vice versa. That's what I used to catch a Pinsir (Leaf Green but equivalent to Scyther)  

• Jul 26, 2008

Uhm, hooray then?  

FuneralSound

• Jul 30, 2008

i normally throw a rock then feed it to make it feel better and keep continuing like that till i think i can get it  

• Jul 31, 2008

is the safari zone in crystal?  

...No.  

If you are looking for patterns, I believe all Pokemon possess an established flee rate, and Rocks/Bait simply temporarily modify the catch rate and flee rate values. If one could acquire a list of all flee rates, then a strategy could be potentially developed for the Safari Zone.  

• Aug 8, 2008

This may or not be helpfull but I never used a rock I always did Bait Bait Pokeball Pokeball then repeat untill they where caught and nothing ever took me more than 2 tries altough I only caught a Kangashkahn Rhyhorn and Nidorino as they where all I was going for. I was under the impression rocks where to get them to go away if you didnt want them.  

dishonourable gentleman

I don't no if this will help you fishing for Dargonair but go to the very last pool of water in the safari zone and whip out your super rod but instead of moving around in the water tap the D-pad and then cast your rod. That way you dont use up any steps. But as some other dude said its easier to level up dratini.  

• Aug 12, 2008

.Messed up. said: I don't no if this will help you fishing for Dargonair but go to the very last pool of water in the safari zone and whip out your super rod but instead of moving around in the water tap the D-pad and then cast your rod. That way you dont use up any steps. But as some other dude said its easier to level up dratini. Click to expand...

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Kanto Safari Zone Encounter Rates

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Ability :   Swarm

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Ability :   Sticky Hold

         Using Premonition, I rode my bike through the grass. Using The Fisherman, I cast my line. When I encountered a Pokémon, I marked it down and fled. Repeat 100 times. I don't believe using my bike,  Swarm (increases wild encounter rate by 10%), or Sticky Hold (increases encounters from fishing by 15%) changes which types of Pokémon that are encountered.

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Weird permitted domain -- moscow-integration.dcc2.svc.ca2.internal.zone

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for some help or information regarding a domain I noticed in pi-hole earlier this week. For some reason pi-hole is permitting the domain moscow-integration.dcc2.svc.ca2.internal.zone and I cannot find any information regarding its origin or the application that is trying to access that domain.

My pi-hole is setup as the primary DNS on my router so all the traffic I see in the dashboard comes from either 192.168.1.1 or localhost so unfortunately I can't see what client is trying to hit that domain.

Would anyone have any idea/information regarding the moscow-integration.dcc2.svc.ca2.internal.zone domain? I have since blacklisted the domain on my pi-hole.

Blocking this domain has no effect, since the domain does not exist on the internet. With or without blocking, the domain won't be resolved to an IP.

You have several options to show individual IP's on your Pi-hole, which would assist in determining the source of the queries.

You can also turn of clients one at a time until the requests stop, then the last client turned off is the source.

Thank you jfb, I really appreciate your response. I enabled the DHCP on my pi-hole and now I can see which client is trying to hit what domain. Oddly, the weird domain ( moscow-integration.dcc2.svc.ca2.internal.zone ) appears to be coming from my wifes iphone... Will continue to investigate but this is a good start.

Thanks again.

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