Project Bronze Forever Getting Started in Mitis Town

Project Bronze Forever is the free Roblox revival of Pokemon Brick Bronze. You play a new trainer in Roria whose parents work a dig site outside Mitis Town. Team Eclipse kidnaps them after they give you a Bronze Brick necklace, and the rest of the story is gyms, HMs, and getting that brick back. Play the current copy from the official play page. Saves are designed to persist across re-uploads; if a place is missing, check game status and Discord instead of creating a second account on a random search result.

This page is the first-hour route only. For the 27 lab species see starter Pokemon. For click-to-move, the HUD, and HM timing see controls. For badge puzzles see the gym walkthrough.

Wake up in the red house

You spawn in a red house in Mitis Town. Fill in your Trainer Card when the game asks, then go downstairs and outside. Jake, your rival, is waiting in town. Your parents are at the archaeology site on the east side — the cave entrance with torches. Talk to them there before the lab will progress. If you walk into the Pokemon Lab too early, staff will tell you Professor Cypress is not in yet. That is expected; finish the parent scene first.

Mitis has no Pokemon Centre at the start of the game. Heal at the green NPC in town whenever your starter is scratched. The Poke Mart sells Poke Balls for 200 Pokemon Dollars and potions for 300. Balls are the better first purchase: you want to catch wild Pokemon on Route 1 instead of paying for potions after every trainer. Movement on PC is click-to-move or WASD; on mobile you tap the ground. Battles are click menus. Open Options and look at Save and autosave now so you are not hunting for them later.

Professor Cypress and the first battle

After the dig site, enter the lab. Cypress gives you a Pokedex and offers every generation’s starter: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup, Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott, Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie, Rowlet, Litten, Popplio, Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble, Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. That is nine Grass, nine Fire, and nine Water. Compare them on the starter guide and the starter tier list if you already care about Silvent’s Electric gym. None of those 27 is a bad first partner for Route 1.

When you try to leave, Jake challenges you. He always uses Eevee after you pick, so you are not choosing a type triangle against him. Win the battle. Your parents then give you the Bronze Brick necklace to remember their support, and Jake hands you five Poke Balls so you can start catching. If you own the Natural Prism VIP game pass, talk to the lab assistant for another starter at 25 Pokemon Dollars. Do that after the Jake fight if you want a second type covering Route 1 Bugs or the first gym.

Route 1 trainers

Leave Mitis toward Route 1 and actually use those five balls. Catching a Bug-type or a second attacker is more useful than over-leveling one starter. The story trainers on the route are Bug Catcher Ralph, Camper Jack, and Picnicker Susie. They are there for experience and to teach the battle UI, not as walls. Heal at the green NPC before you commit if your team is already damaged.

You will not finish the route in peace. Before you pass through the gate at the far end, Jake calls you back to town. Professor Cypress reveals that Team Eclipse has kidnapped your parents. He tells you to find his friend Linda in Cheshma Town. That is the real start of the plot; the Bronze Brick is about to leave your inventory.

Cheshma Town, Linda, and Gale Forest

Walk Route 1 again and enter Cheshma Town. Linda meets you near the gate, takes you to the blue-roof house, asks whether you have anything to remember your parents by, and then steals the Bronze Brick. She runs into Gale Forest. Chase her to the far end of the forest and battle her. Linda uses Poochyena and Pancham. Check the type chart if you need a Fighting- or Fairy-type hit for Poochyena and something that is not weak to Fighting for Pancham; otherwise grind a level or two on wilds and keep potions in the bag.

Beating Linda continues the story toward Silvent City. Do not treat Cheshma as a place to skip. You will come back through Gale Forest later for Compound Eyes Butterfree if you hunt legendary birds. For now, restock balls, heal, and start walking toward gym 1.

First gym, codes, and what to save for

Silvent Gym is Chad, Electric-type, Arc Badge. The puzzle is a nightclub dance-pad. The TM is Charge Beam (TM57). After you win, traded Pokemon obey up to level 30, Cut becomes available, and Jake gives the RTD. RO-Powers on the left HUD is where you paste working codes; follow how to redeem so you do not miss the box. The rest of the league is on the gym walkthrough and gym leaders. Three badges unlock More Adventures and Randomizer.

Save in Options before any legendary set encounter. Turn autosave off for those fights. The hunts this wiki documents first are legendary birds and the Regi trio. Later articles cover Volcanion, Rotom, Victini, and Eeveelutions. None of those replace the Mitis-to-Silvent route on this page. Finish Ralph, Jack, and Susie, get the Arc Badge, then start planning HM order from controls instead of running past every trainer on the way to Crescent.