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Where can you catch rare Pokemon on emerald?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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If you're patient enough to look in the long grass for hours, then go to the safari zone. I caught a lot, like Gligar and many others. You can also find rare Pokemon all over, like Mt Pyre for example, especially at the top in the grass, as I did find and catch a Chimecho.

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