I'm pretty sure that bug was patched—I trained on the relevant route last night and it was fine.

Thanks for explaining your process! It makes sense and I'll let you get on with it.

I should have guessed that one. There were other items I didn't see but the rooms are small, and you can't exactly hide an item on a bed that heals you. (Those beds are a freaking life-saver on that ship.) It does make sense that not everything is the same as the original games (does that mean you could maybe start placing items where none were in the original games? That'd be cool. ).

I can help with the questions about the current game, at least.

You won't get Surf at this stage of the game, even in the original version. You get it from (I think) the Fuscia Gym Leader, or someone in Fuscia City, but I could be misremembering the walkthrough. At any rate, Mewtwo is post-game, so we probably won't get to him for a while.

The game ends in Celadon, but since Team Rocket are not in the Game Corner yet, you can't complete the Pokémon Tower challenge in Lavender Town.

As for getting back to Viridion Forest to catch a Pikachu, you can do that once you get the HM Cut from the Captain of the S.S. Anne. You can even do it before you get to the Vermillion Gym if you choose. Route Eleven is at the top of the map to the far east. Go up from the S.S. Anne when you are returned to shore and it leaves, then go east from the entrance of the Pokémart. If you get lost (Vermillion is a bit of a challenge to navigate), press "s" to get your current coordinates, "d" to get the coords of all the important places in Vermillion, or the number "2" to just get the coords of the Pokémart. Make sure you get to all the trainers of the S.S. Anne before helping the captain, though. Once you get Cut from him and leave his room, you get exited from the ship and it leaves.

Diglett Cave is on Route Eleven, and it's other exit is at Route Two, so go through that, go as far south as you can, then find the nearest tree and use Cut to get it out of the way (you need to teach it to one of your Pokémon first. I recommend catching a Spearow on Route 11 and trading for the farfetch'd in one of the houses in Vermillion to be your Cut slave). You can now enter the western side of Route 2 and go north to get to Viridion Forest. Run around in the grass until you get your desired Pikachu.

Sorry Imaginatrix, I have another question. I've tried to get fishes using the hold item get from the fisherman in  Vermillion city. I've tried many many times but nothing appen. I've tried for example near the shore inside Vermillion city but also outside. There is a way to have success with that?

Thanks Den, yes, I tried many many times to use the rod, but  says Always to me, oh a bite. I can't got any Pokemon. Do you know why?

Ok thanks The Imaginatrix. So I've understood my fault. I've pressed only enter to use the rod in the menu, waiting for the fish . So if I understood correctly I have to press enter to use and immediately space.

Ok thanks.

Hello, I'm continuing playing this avesome game. I want to ask a thing regarding the music. I've heard the music of Pokemon firered, a remake of Pokemon red, in which the music has more quality, because was made for Nintendo DS. Nobody has thought to put that music in our game or is not possible? what do you think?

Yes, I thought it too, infact remember me when I started high school. But recently I've discovered the fire red music (or also leaf green), that is almost the same used in Pokemon Red, but has more instruments. But is not important, I asked only for curiosity. It would be cool if in the future we can play also to other Pokemon generations.

Hi there. I'm sure all of us would rather have you deal with life and reality first, before developing games. Well, at least I would. All I'm saying is, good luck, and I hope all goes well. This game is already pretty cool, and it can only get better from here. Best of luck.

Hello! Is there a way to use NVDA or any other screen reader to play this game? I cannot understand Microsoft Ana

The Imaginatrix, catching an Abra has always been a game of luck.
even in the newest games Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the only way aside from the whay you talked about is to just throw a ball and hope it works.
I've done it myself in braillemon twice and in the real games coundless times.
the mean look thing didn't get invented until gen 2, but it came from the TCG first just like whirlpool and destiny bond.
The pokemon tower will be fixed vary soon, as it is the only way to progress past selidon city.
As soon as Rachel finishes the team rocket hideout and sapheron city, the tower should be done shortly after.
Until then, you can head back to the area just to the left of nugget bridge.
Bring some great balls and look their.
You should be able to find an abra their at a somewhat high level and; hopefully catch it.
Save before trying.
The closer to lv 16 you catch it, the better.

Thanks guys! Caught an Abra (after about twenty tries, mind you, but I caught one) using my Pikachu and Thunder Wave. And a Great Ball. I didn't know you could use them to catch mons at 100 % health! I guess it would only work for low-level mons, but still, YAY.