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Kanto sequels when?
> Blue is the new Professor of Kanto
> All routes have added Pokemon diversity, primarily Pokemon from generations 1 through 4
> Routes are way bigger and more complex
> Silver ends up fittingly inheriting Viridian Gym, trying to right Giovanni's wrongs and be a good, moral example of a Pokemon Trainer
> Progression through the game is pretty similar to in RBY up until Cerulean, after which the plot veers off in a very different direction
> Gyms after Misty up until Silver can be done in nearly any order, with scaling levels and teams
> Saffron and Celadon are both given the Mauville/Lumiose treatment
> There are four power plants now, all hooked up to a vast network of magnet rails that provide quick travel from/to many of the towns early in the game
> Cinnabar has been repopulated but now theres a fuckoff huge tube volcano in the middle
> Volcanion is at the centre of the volcano dungeon
> Fuschia has a Friend Safari now as well as the old Safari, which has re-opened
> Lavender Town is much more commercialised and less somber, although they still value Pokemon lives dearly
> There's a "Pokemon Village" near Lavender Town, where you can recatch Pokemon you have released (up to about 30)
> Blaine and Lt. Surge have retired (though can still be found as NPCs) with new Gym Leaders taking their places
> Omanyte and Kabuto have been properly revived and repopulated en masse - Kabuto can be found in Mt. Moon and Omanyte in dive spots near Cinnabar
> Kanto now has rich enough soil for berries, apricorns etc
> Pewter is now a renowned mining town, as well as hosting a space program similar to Mossdeeps
> Devon Corporation now has a branch in Saffron, as a collaborator with Silph Co.
> The guy in Vermillion gets his building done, it's a hype-as-fuck battle facility with rentals and stuff a la Stadium
> The girl near Mt. Moon is all grown up and finally has a Munna
> Fight Gold and Red in post-game
