Seafoam Islands Gold & Silver · Kanto landmark
The Seafoam Islands lie on Route 20 between Cinnabar Island and Route 19. In Gold and Silver the only part you can enter is a cave that Blaine now uses as his Gym, after the volcano destroyed his old one on Cinnabar. There are no wild Pokémon here, and Blaine is the only trainer.
- Wild Pokémon
- None
- Items
- 0
- Trainers
- 1
- Needs
- Surf
- Gym
- Blaine · Fire
Connects to: Route 20
Seafoam Islands on the Kanto map
Blaine’s Gym Kanto badge 7 of 8
- Type
- Fire
- Badge
- Volcano Badge
- Prize
- ₽1,250
Wild Pokémon
No wild Pokémon here.
Items
No items to pick up here.
Tips
- Blaine is the only trainer in the Gym, so you can walk straight up to him.
- His team is a level 45 Magcargo, a level 45 Magmar and a level 50 Rapidash.
- Magcargo is Fire and Rock, so Water and Ground moves do four times damage to it.
- Magmar knows ThunderPunch, so take care sending in a Water-type against it.
- Rapidash knows Fire Blast; beating Blaine earns the Volcano Badge but no TM.
Walkthrough: Part 18: Cinnabar Island and Blaine
FAQ
Where is Blaine in Pokémon Gold and Silver?
In a cave on the Seafoam Islands along Route 20, where he moved his Gym after Cinnabar's volcano erupted.
What Pokémon does Blaine use in Gold and Silver?
Magcargo at level 45, Magmar at level 45 and Rapidash at level 50.
Is Articuno in the Seafoam Islands in Gold and Silver?
No. The legendary birds do not appear in Gold and Silver, and the islands only contain Blaine's Gym.
How do you get to the Seafoam Islands?
Surf east from Cinnabar Island along Route 20, or south from Fuchsia City along Route 19 once its boulders are cleared.
Sources & picture credits
Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon and encounter chances for both versions and all three times of day, fishing, Headbutt and Rock Smash tables, items, trainers, gifts, trades and shops come from the pret/pokegold decompilation (pret/pokegold ef0201d8da). Maps and sprites © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives; the Johto and Kanto maps are drawn from the game’s own Pokégear graphics (listed on the image gallery).