As a Pokémon enthusiast and a bit of a collector, I've spent a considerable amount of time researching and acquiring various Pokémon, including Kabuto. Here's how you can get Kabuto in different contexts:


1. Pokémon Games: In many Pokémon games, Kabuto can be found in specific locations. For example, in Pokémon Red and Blue, you can find it in the sea route between Cinnabar Island and Pallet Town. The location may vary depending on the game version.


2. Fossil Revival: Kabuto is a fossil Pokémon, and in some games, you can obtain it by reviving a fossil found in the game. The process usually involves finding a Helix Fossil and taking it to a specific NPC who can revive it for you.


3. Trading: If you're unable to find a Kabuto in your game, you can always trade with another player who has one. This is a common method for obtaining Pokémon that are not available in your current game or area.


4. Poké Balls: When you encounter Kabuto in the wild, make sure to use the right type of Poké Ball to increase your chances of capturing it. Timer Balls or Ultra Balls are often effective.


5. Breeding: If you have a Kabuto or a compatible Pokémon for breeding, you can breed it with a Ditto to potentially get an egg that hatches into a Kabuto.


6. Events: Sometimes, special in-game events or real-world promotions offer the chance to obtain rare Pokémon like Kabuto. Keep an eye on official Pokémon news for such opportunities.

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Pokémon GO: If you're playing Pokémon GO, Kabuto can be found in the wild, hatched from eggs, or obtained through certain in-game events.

Remember, the availability of Kabuto can change with each new game release, so always check the latest guides and resources for the most current information.

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Note that if you pick the Dome, you won't be able to get the Helix Fossil, which turns into Omanyte . If you choose Kabuto, you can only get Omanyte by trading with a friend, or by winning it in the Gym Leader Battle mode in Pok��mon Stadium. To turn a fossil into a Pokemon, go to the Pokemon Lab on Cinnabar Island.read more >>