On the small plateau east of the exit of the mountain, examine the empty space to find a hidden Great Ball, which is 1.5 times more likely to catch a Pokémon than a Poké Ball. Use this one wisely, because you cannot buy them in bulk for a while. If you're looking for a Clefairy, it can make the capture much less tedious, but be sure to lower its health first.
On the large plateau further east, you can find TM04 Whirlwind, which will allow you to flee from a wild Pokémon by blowing them away, but does absolutely nothing in trainer battles.
Note that when you jump down the ledge near the grass, you will not be able to return to Mt. Moon, Pewter City, or any past locations for a while. When you're satisfied with your perusing all of the locations so far, hop down the ledge and catch one new Pokémon, depending on the version you're playing.
Rattata | Normal | L8-12 | 40% | ||
Spearow | Normal/Flying | L8-12 | 35% | ||
Ekans | Poison | L6-12 | 25% | 0% | |
Sandshrew | Ground | L6-12 | 0% | 25% |
Ekans and Arbok
Sandshrew and Sandslash
As its Attack stat is not great, Swords Dance and lucky Body Slams are required for its competitive use.
When you're satisfied with your perusing all of the locations so far, head east into Cerulean City.
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