PLATINUM EMERALD

#052 Meowth

#052 Meowth. Where to find it in Platinum Emerald and how it evolves.

Wild

WhereHowLevelsChance
Route 5Grass and caves10 to 1635%
Route 6Grass and caves10 to 1635%
Route 7Grass and caves17 to 2040%
Route 8Grass and caves18 to 2030%
Kindle RoadGrass and caves3110%
Treasure BeachGrass and caves3110%
Cape BrinkGrass and caves3110%
Bond BridgeGrass and caves3110%
Five Isle MeadowGrass and caves4110%
Water PathGrass and caves4110%
Ruin ValleyGrass and caves4310%
Canyon EntranceGrass and caves4110%
Sevault CanyonGrass and caves4310%
Route 38Grass and caves16Morning 30%, Day 30%, Evening 30%, Night 40%
Route 39Grass and caves16Morning 30%, Day 30%, Evening 30%, Night 40%

Special encounters

  • Trophy Garden: Trophy Garden daily Pokemon (after the National Pokedex)

In-game trade

  • Battle Frontier: an NPC gives it for a Skitty (any one of yours; it comes with a nickname and a different trainer name)

Getting there

  • Kindle Road: Needs the Tri-Pass. Beat Blaine in the Cinnabar Island Gym; Bill then takes you to One Island, where Celio gives you the Tri-Pass. With it, the Seagallop at the Vermilion City pier (the man at the gate at its end) sails to One, Two and Three Island.
  • Treasure Beach: Needs the Tri-Pass. Beat Blaine in the Cinnabar Island Gym; Bill then takes you to One Island, where Celio gives you the Tri-Pass. With it, the Seagallop at the Vermilion City pier (the man at the gate at its end) sails to One, Two and Three Island.
  • Cape Brink: Needs the Tri-Pass. Beat Blaine in the Cinnabar Island Gym; Bill then takes you to One Island, where Celio gives you the Tri-Pass. With it, the Seagallop at the Vermilion City pier (the man at the gate at its end) sails to One, Two and Three Island.
  • Bond Bridge: Needs the Tri-Pass. Beat Blaine in the Cinnabar Island Gym; Bill then takes you to One Island, where Celio gives you the Tri-Pass. With it, the Seagallop at the Vermilion City pier (the man at the gate at its end) sails to One, Two and Three Island.
  • Five Isle Meadow: Needs the Rainbow Pass, which comes from the Celio quest: finish the Tri-Pass islands, get the National Pokedex (it opens when you beat any Champion), bring Celio the Ruby from the Ruby Path cave in Mt. Ember, and he swaps your Tri-Pass for the Rainbow Pass. The Seagallop then sails to every Sevii island.
  • Water Path: Needs the Rainbow Pass, which comes from the Celio quest: finish the Tri-Pass islands, get the National Pokedex (it opens when you beat any Champion), bring Celio the Ruby from the Ruby Path cave in Mt. Ember, and he swaps your Tri-Pass for the Rainbow Pass. The Seagallop then sails to every Sevii island.
  • Ruin Valley: Needs the Rainbow Pass, which comes from the Celio quest: finish the Tri-Pass islands, get the National Pokedex (it opens when you beat any Champion), bring Celio the Ruby from the Ruby Path cave in Mt. Ember, and he swaps your Tri-Pass for the Rainbow Pass. The Seagallop then sails to every Sevii island.
  • Canyon Entrance: Needs the Rainbow Pass, which comes from the Celio quest: finish the Tri-Pass islands, get the National Pokedex (it opens when you beat any Champion), bring Celio the Ruby from the Ruby Path cave in Mt. Ember, and he swaps your Tri-Pass for the Rainbow Pass. The Seagallop then sails to every Sevii island.
  • Sevault Canyon: Needs the Rainbow Pass, which comes from the Celio quest: finish the Tri-Pass islands, get the National Pokedex (it opens when you beat any Champion), bring Celio the Ruby from the Ruby Path cave in Mt. Ember, and he swaps your Tri-Pass for the Rainbow Pass. The Seagallop then sails to every Sevii island.
  • Trophy Garden: Enter through the Pokemon Mansion on Route 212: the door in the back leads out to the garden. Its daily Pokemon change.

Evolves into

Levels are this area's own. In your first region they stay as shown; in a region you open later they are raised to match your progress, unless you started that region fresh. See levels.