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How do you get pupitar in emerald?
Trade it from firered and leafgreen to emerald.
Where to get pupitar in HeartGold?
You can catch a level 20 Larvitar in MT. Silver. He then evolves into Pupitar.
How do you get tyranitar in Pokemon HeartGold?
Catch a larvitar at Mt. silver or safari zone , it evolves in pupitar around 30, and evolves from pupitar to tyranitar at 55.
Can you catch Celebi in Emerald?
No you cannot catch Celebi in Pokemon Emerald.
Where can you catch Ledyba in emerald?
No I don't believe you can catch a ledyba in emerald
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