[Gen 3] (Continuing) FireRed Rocket Challenge from Get-Together 2019

1. Partners - Choose one Pokémon. This Pokémon is now your detective partner and you have to solo the next segment only with it.
2. Detective clothes - Put a Pokémon listed as Brown, Gray or Black in Pokédex on your team. It must stay there this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
3. Gardener is the killer - Put a Grass/Poison-type or carnivorous-like Grass-type Pokémon on your team. It must stay there this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
4. Weeping widows - You can only use female Pokémon for the next segment.
5. Let's ask the medium - Put Psychic or Ghost-type on your team. It must stay there this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
6. Death on the Nile - Put Water/Ground-type Pokémon on your team. If your game has no Water/Ground-type Pokémon (or you can't get one at this point of the game), put either Water or Ground-type on your team. It must stay here this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
7. The Hound of the Baskervilles - Put canine Pokémon on your team. It must stay here this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
8. In the Shadows - Teach as many of your Pokémon as you can a 2 turn move like Fly. It must know this move for the rest of the run.
9. Stolen Pokémon - Pokémon on your 2nd slot has been stolen. You have to either release it or box it for the rest of the game.
10. Stolen Bag - You can't use medical items or TMs for the rest of the game.
11. Captured! - You have to box your whole team for this segment and can only use Pokémon caught after this rule was applied.
12. Bribing the police - You have to get rid of 80% of your current money and toss away half of your stuff (your choice of what to get rid of).
13. In the dark cell - You can no longer use Electric-type Pokémon.
14. The best detective in the world - Put Pikachu, Pikachu clone (including Marill line), Eevee or Eeveelution on your team. It must stay there for the rest of the game.
15. Good old ways - You can only use Pokémon introduced in previous generations for this segment.
16. Two steps ahead - Your team must be always prepared for next 2 Gyms (or the whole E4 if you're in the late game) at once. This includes Pokémon/moves/items and everything you can think of.
17. The good side of the law - You can no longer use Dark-type Pokémon or moves.
18. It's elementary my dear Wattson - You can now only use Fire, Water, Grass and Electric-type Pokémon. (Dual types are allowed)
19. Detective Conan - You can only use 1st Stage Pokémon for this segment.
20. The Moonstone - Put Pokémon listed as Yellow (or that will become one) in the Pokédex on your team. It must stay on your team until you get 8 Badges. It must be boxxed after that.
21. Hamlet, Revenge! - You can no longer use Poison-type Pokémon or moves.
22. The answer lies in the mines - Put Rock, Ground, Steel-type or any Pokémon found inside caves on your team. It must stay there this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym Leader/Trial.
23. True Culprit - Put either a Ghost or Fighting-type on your team. It must stay there for the rest of the game. It's excluded from any type ban.
24. Bonnie and Clyde - Simplified Wedlocke rules applies to your run from now. You have to make pairs (Male/Female, but also Male/Male, Female/Female). Pokémon in pairs can only switch for each other and you have to include both Pokémon from a pair on your team (No Nuzlocke rule applies though).
25. The culprit is short - You can only use Pokémon shorter than 1.6 m (5'03") for this segment.
26. The culprit is long - You can only use Pokémon longer than 2.0 m (6'07") for this segment.
27. The culprit is skinny - You can only use Pokémon that weight less than 60.0 kg (132.3 lbs.) for this segment.
28. The culprit is fat - You can only use Pokémon that weight more than 100.0 kg (220.5 lbs.) for this segment.
29. The motive - Put Pokémon that has encounter rate of 5% or less on your team. It must stay there for the rest of the game.
30. Murder on the Orient Express - Pokémon on your team can't share a type with each other for this segment. You also have to use your whole team for the Gym Battle/Trial and each of your Pokémon must attack at least once (or at least try to attack). Your team should preferable consist of 6 Pokémon.
31. The victim - Any Pokémon that faints must be permanently boxed. This rule applies for the rest of the run.
32. The killing weapon - You can only use Physical attacking moves for this segment. (No Status or Special moves.)
33. No psychics allowed - You can no longer use Psychic-type Pokémon or moves for the rest of the game.
34. Police! - Put a Pokémon listed as Blue in Pokédex on your team. It must stay there this whole segment and must take part in the battle with Gym
35. Leader/Trial. It must learn either Disable, Foresight or their variations.
36. OBJECTION!!! - Ask one other player to choose one Pokémon on your team and one Pokémon available at this point in your game. Box the first Pokémon for this segment and put the other on your team for the rest of the game.
37. In the disguise - You can only use Pokémon listed as Black and/or Red in Pokédex for this segment. No type ban applies on them.
38. Amateur Detective - You can only use Normal-types and no other type for this segment. This rule overwrites any type ban.
39. Professional Medium - You can only use Psychic-types and no other type for this segment. This rule overwrites any type ban.
40. Victim was shot - You can only use Special attacking moves for this segment. (No Status or Physical moves)
41. Hail Giovanni! - You can only use Pokémon used by Team Rocket Grunt/Admin or Giovanni. They are excluded from any type ban.
42. My first day as detective - You can only use Basic unevolved Pokémon that can evolve for this segment.

New rules:
I started to play FireRed as a boy. His name is Kou and his rival is Regulus. Kou started with Malva the female Charmander (what luck, given how rare female starters are). She immediately got some companions: Bea the female Mankey and Clemont the male Pikachu (very fitting for a Team Pikachu member like me). As expected from someone with a type super-effective to rock, Bea soloed Brock big time here. Here's my team as of Brock:

And here's my proof of defeating Brock (I snapped this sometime after reaching Mt. Moon, though) :

New rules:
Thanks to the reverse-ban (ground-type was previously banned), I had to reshuffle the team. Not without fighting trainers before the first patch of grass in Route 3 though. That, and I actually love all the crits from my team at this point. 😭

Anyway, before entering Mt. Moon, Kou managed to grab the Nidoran duo. His name is Clay (eventually will become a Nidoking) and her name is Plumeria (eventually will become a Nidoqueen). In return, he had to box Malva and Bea for this part. And now that Kou's in the cave, he also got Hapu the female Geodude as well as Plumeria's and Clay's evolutions into Nidorina and Nidorino respectively.

Upon reaching Cerulean City, he got to fight his rival (Regulus) and Misty there. During his fight against Regulus:

• Hapu took his Pidgeotto out
• Clay handled his Squirtle somehow
• Plumeria took care of both his Abra and Rattata (could've let Clemont to deal with Abra, but idk if he can even battle under the reverse-ban rule)

As for Misty, Clay and Plumeria took care of both her Staryu and Starmie, well, Wedlocke-style. There may not be any rules about this Wedlocke-style battling in my part as of now, yet they did it anyway because:

• Misty's type specialty was way too dangerous for Hapu
• Clemont's best move was a special attack at this point and the rule specifically states "physical attacks only at this segment"

Even though Misty's Starmie was quite a hassle, Kou still managed to get his second badge:

And here's his team as of now:

New rule: Captured! (You have to box your whole team for this segment and can only use Pokémon caught after this rule was applied)

Okay, my current rule demands a reshuffle on Kou's team (sans Clemont who has to be there all the time). With Clemont as his only partner, Kou visited Bill at Sea Cottage, helped him with whatever thing he was stuck with, and got a ticket for S.S. Anne. The two also made a journey through Vermillion City and made friends with two Diglett: the male one who's nicknamed Shingen and the unnicknamed female one for HM buddy. Kou then explored S.S. Anne and fought Regulus again there. During this fight, Clemont took on his Pidgeotto and Wartortle while Shingen handled his Kadabra and Raticate. As Regulus left, Kou helped the seasick captain who thanked him with HM Cut.

And then there's Lt. Surge whom Shingen dealt with (almost) single-handedly. I said "almost" because Clemont was only there to reset Shingen's reduced defense stat (kinda breaking the 4th wall here). That being said, here's the new badge:

And here are the boys as of now:

New rule: In the disguise (You can only use Pokémon listed as Black and/or Red in Pokédex for this segment. No type ban applies on them)

Awright, this part is quite a long trek for Kou. He only can use either red or black Pokemon, so it's a "welcome back" for Malva. During the hunt for new friends, she evolved into Charmeleon. The hunt itself gave these to Kou:

• Gardenia the female Oddish/Gloom (only the final evolution counts for the red Pokemon)
• Viola the female Paras/Parasect
• Volkner the Voltorb (only for Flash buddy, though)
• Olivia the female Onix (this is for the ground-type reverse-ban)

Long story short, he arrived at Celadon City after passing by Lavender Town. He grabbed Hau the male Eevee, trained him with the help of some trainers near Lavender, and back to Celadon to grab Fire and Leaf Stones (very fitting for the games known as FireRed and LeafGreen) to evolve Hau and Gardenia into Flareon and Vileplume, respectively. Here's a little bonus during Hau's training (in case anyone don't get it, GT 2019 used Detective Pikachu as its theme) :

As for Erika, her team were taken care of by Hau, Viola, and Malva. Hau fought her Victreebel, Viola dealt with her Tangela, and Malva literally set her Vileplume on fire, earning Kou his fourth badge:

And here's the squad as of now: