Key Takeaways
- Gear up for post-game fun after becoming Pokemon Champion by facing tougher battles & collecting Mega Stones.
- Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own the elusive Pokemon Mew with the purchase of the Pokeball Plus controller.
- Expand your Pokemon collection by trading over Meltan and Melmetal from Pokemon Go, unique non-Kantonian species.
As a seasoned Pokemon trainer with years of grass-stained shoes and battle-worn hearts, I can confidently say that the latest addition to the Pokemon family, Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee, has truly outdone itself. The game is brimming with nostalgia, new challenges, and a host of features that cater to both novice trainers and veterans like myself.
Upon the initial unveiling of “Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu & Let’s Go, Eevee” for the Nintendo Switch, long-time enthusiasts of the franchise were filled with joy. Revisiting the enchanting realm of Kanto, these games include the initial 151 Pokémon, along with a couple of unique extras. Contrary to the original versions, there are still numerous tough battles to engage in even following the Indigo Plateau.
Similar to numerous recently released Pokemon games such as Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee, there’s a wealth of content beyond the main game that keeps players engaged even after they’ve earned the title of Pokemon Champion. The allure to linger a bit longer is strong, whether it’s catching more Pokemon or finding tougher adversaries.
How about this: “Why don’t we return to Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu or Let’s Go Eevee on your Nintendo Switch? There’s still plenty to accomplish after defeating the Elite Four and the Champion, and with this latest update, there are now five additional activities to engage in within the post-game content of Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee.”
1 Collect All Mega Stones
Time To Mega Evolve Some Pokemon
- Location: Pallet Town, Cerulean Cave, The Pokemon League
- Things Required: Money, A Strong Pokemon Team
Mega Evolution was originally introduced in Generation 6 with Pokemon X & Y. Certain Pokemon are granted an extra evolution that can only be done in battle with the use of a held item, a Mega Stone. Other than that generation, the gimmick was largely forgotten about in the franchise. An often-overlooked fact is that Mega Evolution is present in Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee.
In this game, there are 15 items to be found and collected in total. Out of these, four are introduced through the storyline, specifically for the evolved versions of Kanto starters. Another pair can be obtained by defeating Green. The remaining items can be bought from a character dressed as Slowpoke within the Pokemon League. Your goal is to gather all these items!
Mega Stone | Pokemon | Location |
---|---|---|
Venusaurite | Venusaur | Pallet Town (before fighting Viridian City Gym) |
Charizardite X | Charizard | Pallet Town (before fighting Viridian City Gym) |
Charizardite Y | Charizard | Pallet Town (before fighting Viridian City Gym) |
Blastoiseite | Blastoise | Pallet Town (before fighting Viridian City Gym) |
Beedrillite | Beedrill | The Pokemon League |
Pidgeotite | Pidgeot | The Pokemon League |
Alakazite | Alakazam | The Pokemon League |
Slowbronite | Slowbro | The Pokemon League |
Gengarite | Gengar | The Pokemon League |
Kangaskhanite | Kangaskhan | The Pokemon League |
Pinsirite | Pinsir | The Pokemon League |
Gyaradosite | Gyarados | The Pokemon League |
Aerodactylite | Aerodactyl | The Pokemon League |
Mewtwoite X | Mewtwo | Cerulean Cave (after defeating Green) |
Mewtwoite Y | Mewtwo | Cerulean Cave (after defeating Green) |
2 Buy The Pokeball Plus And Get Mew
The Only Way To Get The Mythical Pokemon In The Base Game
- Location: N/A
- Things Required: Pokeball Plus Controller
Among the initial 151 Pokemon characters, Mew, the legendary one, is particularly challenging to obtain. In the early games like Pokemon Red and Blue, it was exclusively accessible through real-life events. This tradition persisted even in the remakes titled Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee.
To obtain Mew in the Nintendo Switch version of the game, you’ll need to buy an extra controller called the Pokeball Plus, which includes a code for adding Mew to your Pokedex. This purchase comes with an extra cost that some fans find unnecessary since the game can also be played using the standard Nintendo Switch joycons. However, completing the Pokedex requires it. Alternatively, you could trade a Mew from Pokemon Go or another game.
Mew Base Stats:
HP: | 100 |
Attack: | 100 |
Defense: | 100 |
Sp. Atk: | 100 |
Sp. Def: | 100 |
Speed: | 100 |
Total: | 600 |
3 Trade Over Meltan & Melmetal From Pokemon Go
The Only Non-Kantonian Pokemon Available In The Games
- Location: N/A
- Things Required:Pokemon Go, A Pokemon To Trade
In Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee, you can only find Pokemon from the game’s specific region, which is exclusive to this version (except for Alolan forms of Kanto Pokemon). However, there are two exceptions: Meltan and its evolved form Melmetal, which are considered Mythical Pokemon.
In this game, certain rare Pokemon like Meltan can only be obtained through a unique method. When you transfer a Pokemon from the mobile game “Pokemon Go” to the Nintendo Switch, a Mystery Box will appear in “Pokemon Go”. This will facilitate the appearance of Meltan, which can then be traded over to “Let’s Go”. However, it’s important to note that Meltan cannot evolve within “Pokemon Let’s Go”. Instead, Melmetal must be evolved on “Pokemon Go” using 400 Meltan candies, and then traded over to “Let’s Go”.
Base Stats:
Meltan | Melmetal | |
HP: | 46 | 135 |
Attack: | 65 | 143 |
Defense: | 65 | 143 |
Sp. Atk: | 55 | 80 |
Sp. Def: | 35 | 65 |
Speed: | 34 | 34 |
Total: | 300 | 600 |
4 Rematch All Gym Leaders
Take On The Kanto Gym Leaders With Stronger Teams
- Location: Their Respective Gyms
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
In the Pokemon games, after completing the main storyline, a recurring challenge is to face the Gym Leaders again for a rematch. Following the initial defeat of the Elite Four and the Champion, the Gym Leaders in Kanto upgrade their Pokemon teams with stronger Pokemon, higher levels, and even more Pokemon to battle with.
It might benefit players to challenge the Gyms again for a more challenging encounter that will truly demonstrate their Pokemon abilities. Each trainer now fields a team of five Pokemon for the player to face off against, each one corresponding to the type of its respective Gym. Unlike a typical playthrough, these Gyms can be tackled in any sequence.
Gym Leader’s Rematch Teams:
Brock | Pewter City | Rock | Onix lv.56 | Kabutops lv.56 | Omastar lv.56 | Aerodactyl lv.56 | Golem lv.57 |
Misty | Cerulean City | Water | Golduck lv.56 | Dewgong lv.56 | Vaporeon lv.56 | Starmie lv.56 | Gyarados lv.57 |
Lt. Surge | Vermillion City | Electric | Electrode lv.56 | Jolteon lv.56 | Electabuzz lv.56 | Magneton lv.56 | Raichu lv.57 |
Erika | Celadon City | Grass | Tangela lv.56 | Parasect lv.56 | Exeggutor lv.56 | Victreebel lv.56 | Vileplume lv.57 |
Koga | Fuchsia City | Poison | Tentacruel lv.56 | Weezing lv.56 | Golbat lv.56 | Venomoth lv.56 | Muk lv.57 |
Sabrina | Saffron City | Psychic | Mr. Mime lv.56 | Jynx lv.56 | Hypno lv.56 | Slowbro lv.56 | Alakazam lv.57 |
Blaine | Cinnabar Island | Fire | Magmar lv.56 | Rapidash lv.56 | Ninetales lv.56 | Flareon lv.56 | Arcanine lv.57 |
5 Rematch The Elite Four & Champion
Stronger Teams & New Pokemon
- Location: The Pokemon League
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
After handling the Gym Leaders, you’ll once again have the opportunity to challenge the Elite Four and the Champion. Their squads have undergone enhancements, including level increases, fresh additions of new Pokémon, and some Alola variants of Kanto Pokémon.
Mastering the final chapter of the game for a second time will require some skill and strategy. The Elite Four’s team now consists of six Pokémon, each with various typing combinations, making type advantages more complex. To increase your chances of success, gather a powerful group of Pokémon. Keep in mind that once you enter the Indigo League, you won’t be able to switch out any Pokémon from your party. Additionally, make sure to accumulate an ample supply of healing items for your Pokémon after each fight.
Elite Four & Champion Rematch Teams:
Lorelei | Ice | Dewgong lv.61 | Jynx lv.61 | Sandslash (Alolan) lv.61 | Cloyster lv.61 | Slowbro lv.61 | Lapras lv.62 |
Bruno | Fighting | Onix lv. 62 | Hitmonchan lv. 62 | Hitmonlee lv. 62 | Golem (Alolan) lv. 62 | Poliwrath lv. 62 | Machamp lv. 63 |
Agatha | Ghost | Arbok lv. 63 | Marowak (Alola) lv. 63 | Golbat lv. 63 | Gengar lv. 63 | Weezing lv. 63 | Gengar lv. 64 |
Lance | Dragon | Seadra lv. 64 | Aerodactyl lv. 64 | Gyarados lv. 64 | Charizard (Charizardite X) lv. 64 | Exeggutor (Alolan) lv. 64 | Dragonite lv. 65 |
Trace (Rival) | Mixed | Pidgeot (Pigeotite) lv. 66 | Vileplume lv. 66 | Marowak lv. 66 | Rapidash lv. 66 | Slowbro lv. 66 | Jolteon (Let’s Go Pikachu only) lv. 67 / Raichu (Let’s Go Eevee only) lv. 67 |
6 Fly!
Take To The Skies With Select Pokemon
- Location: N/A
- Things Required: Pokemon That Can Fly
Once they have achieved the title of Pokemon Champion, players can pick another Pokemon to join their journey, alongside their initial starter Pokemon. Opting for a big, Flying-type Pokemon like Charizard allows them to fly over buildings and obstacles, thus making exploring the game’s environment more effortless.
Apart from that, players might run into more Flying-type Pokémon as they soar through the sky. Some of these, such as Spearow and Pidgey, are quite common, but occasionally you may find rarer ones like Charizard or Dragonite.
Pokemon That Can Used To Fly: | Charizard, Aerodactyl, Dragonite |
7 Finish Catching The Legendary Birds
Articuno, Zapdos & Moltres Are Available
- Location: Seafoam Islands (Articuno), Victory Road (Moltres), Power Plant (Zapdos)
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team, A Lot Of Ultra Balls Or The Master Ball
You can capture the three Legendary Birds, Articuno, Moltres, and Zapdos, before reaching the Pokemon League. Articuno can be found in the Seafoam Islands, Moltres on Victory Road, while Zapdos is located at the Power Plant. Most players often find themselves en-route to catching Articuno and Moltres but tend to overlook Zapdos as it’s somewhat off the beaten path, making many skip it during their initial playthrough.
As a gamer, if you missed out on visiting the Power Plant or failed to catch Articuno or Moltres along your journey for whatever reason, it’s essential to rectify that once you become Champion. Both creatures require players to solve a puzzle to reach them, but don’t worry, they are quite easy to catch once you encounter them because they can’t escape!
Base Stats:
Articuno | Zapdos | Moltres | |
HP: | 95 | 90 | 90 |
Attack: | 85 | 90 | 100 |
Defense: | 100 | 85 | 90 |
Sp. Atk: | 95 | 125 | 125 |
Sp. Def: | 125 | 90 | 85 |
Speed: | 85 | 100 | 90 |
Total: | 580 | 580 | 580 |
8 Catch Mewtwo
The Strongest Pokemon In The Game
- Location: Cerulean Cave
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team, A Lot Of Ultra Balls Or The Master Ball
As a gamer, I can’t just stroll into the mystical Cerulean Cave like I do with some other locations in the Pokémon world. It’s only after I’ve proven my mettle by winning the prestigious Pokémon League that I get to venture there. Deep within its shadowy depths lies the legendary Mewtwo, a creature so powerful it’ll test every ounce of my training and skill.
At level 70, this Pokemon isn’t as simple to capture compared to the Legendary Birds, leading many gamers to hold onto their Master Ball for such an instance. His formidable strength makes the ensuing fight quite challenging, and the five-minute timer adds an extra layer of difficulty. It’s wise to save your game beforehand, but don’t worry, if you run short on time or lose, defeating the Elite Four once more will cause him to reappear.
Mewtwo Base Stats:
Mewtwo | Mega X | Mega Y | |
HP: | 106 | 106 | 106 |
Attack: | 110 | 190 | 150 |
Defense: | 90 | 100 | 70 |
Sp. Atk: | 154 | 154 | 194 |
Sp. Def: | 90 | 100 | 120 |
Speed: | 130 | 130 | 140 |
Total: | 680 | 780 | 780 |
9 Challenge Green In Cerulean Cave
A New Character Who Gives A Special Reward
- Location: Cerulean Cave
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
Once players have successfully captured Mewtwo and exited the Cerulean Cave, Trace will instruct them to re-enter the cave in search of a missing girl who is looking for them. It would be wise to take a moment to heal any wounded Pokémon before setting off on this new quest.
When players return to the cave, they’ll encounter Green who’s been anticipating their arrival. She’ll propose a fight, and this isn’t your average opponent. Her team’s robust power could potentially create some trouble for those not fully prepared.
Green’s Team:
Pokemon | Level | Type | Moves | Held Item |
Clefable | 66 | Fairy | Moonblast/Light Screen/Reflect/Tri Attack | None |
Gengar | 66 | Ghost/Poison | Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball/Sludge Bomb/Will-O-Wisp | None |
Victreebel | 66 | Grass/Poison | Power Whip/Poison Jab/Sucker Punch/Leech Life | None |
Ninetales | 66 | Fire | Fire Blast/Dark Pulse/Foul Play/Hyper Beam | None |
Kangaskhan | 66 | Normal | Dizzy Punch/Sucker Punch/Thunder Punch/Brick Break | None |
Blastoise | 68 | Water | Hydro Pump/Flash Cannon/Ice Beam/Fake Out | Blastoiseite |
10 Challenge Blue At Viridian Gym
The Original Rival Of Pokemon Red & Blue
- Location: Viridian City Gym
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
After addressing Green, the following challenge for players lies ahead: locating the Blue character. You can find him at the gym situated in Viridian City. Similar to Green, he commands a team of robust Pokémon.
His team consists of Pokemon who are all level 66 or higher and even includes a level 68 Mega Charizard Y. This isn’t the only gym that can be re-challenged either, although it is definitely the most difficult of the eight that are available.
Blue’s Team:
Pokemon | Level | Type | Moves | Held Item |
Tauros | 66 | Normal | Double-Edge/Rock Slide/Earthquake/Iron Tail | None |
Alakazam | 66 | Psychic | Dazzling Gleam/Psychic/Reflect/Foul Play | None |
Gyarados | 66 | Water/Flying | Waterfall/Crunch/Earthquake/Outrage | None |
Exeggutor | 66 | Grass/Psychic | Power Whip/Light Screen/Stomp/Psychic | None |
Aerodactyl | 66 | Rock/Flying | Rock Slide/Earthquake/Iron Tail/Crunch | None |
Charizard | 68 | Fire/Flying | Fire Blast/Dragon Pulse/Hyper Beam/Air Slash | Charizardite Y |
11 Battle The Master Trainers
Take On Some Of The Elite Battlers In The Kanto Region
- Location: Various
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
Once you conquer the Elite Four, you might observe that several in-game trainers now bear a Pokemon emblem hovering over them. Moving the particular Pokemon from your party’s back row to the front enables you to battle those trainers again.
Although they are a little more difficult the second time around, the real challenge is finding them all. There are a lot of them scattered around Kanto — 153, to be exact — so those hoping to complete all of the extra content in the game can expect to devote quite a bit of time to tracking them all down.
12 Challenge Red At The Indigo League
The Original Protagonist Of Pokemon
- Location: The Pokemon League
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team
After six master trainers have been overcome by the players, it is Red who emerges outside the Pokemon League. Compared to both Blue and Green, Red proves to be significantly tougher, as his team of Pokemon all reach level 85.
1. It’s recommended that players join teams at least level 75 or higher before attempting to battle Red, and it’s essential to have an ample supply of max revives, potions, and full restores. Despite being difficult, conquering Red is certainly achievable and a clear indication of a skilled Pokemon Master.
Red’s Team:
Pokemon | Level | Type | Moves | Held Item |
Pikachu | 85 | Electric | Thunderbolt/Brick Break/Iron Tail/Reflect | None |
Machamp | 85 | Fighting | Superpower/Fire Blast/Earthquake/Hyper Beam | None |
Arcanine | 85 | Fire | Heatwave/Crunch/Will-O-Wisp/Roar | None |
Lapras | 85 | Water/Ice | Ice Shard/Waterfall/Body Slam/Megahorn | None |
Snorlax | 85 | Normal | Toxic/Protect/Rest/Body Slam | None |
Venusaur | 85 | Grass/Poison | Sludge Bomb/Mega Drain/Leech Seed/Amnesia | Venusaurite |
13 Complete The Pokédex
Get The Original 151 Pokemon In The Pokedex
- Location: Various
- Things Required: A Lot Of Pokeballs, Trading, or Pokemon Go
To earn a Diploma, players must successfully catalog and catch every unique Pokemon species, known as completing their Pokedex. While this task remains challenging, it’s less arduous than in past games due to the ability to capture most Pokemon directly in the wild. However, locating them all may still require some patience and effort.
A few Pokémon can only be found in one of the game versions, requiring you to either trade or transfer them. Fortunately, that’s now as easy as visiting Fuchsia City and importing them directly from Pokémon GO!
14 Shiny Hunt
Alternate Colored Versions Of Pokemon That Are Rare
- Location: Various
- Things Required: A Lot Of Pokeballs, Trading, or Pokemon Go
Should players bring their Diplomas to the distinctive “Game Freak Headquarters” in Celadon City, they’ll find themselves in possession of a rare Shiny Charm. Named for its purpose, this precious item significantly boosts the likelihood of encountering a shiny Pokemon.
Shiny Pokemon may not necessarily be stronger than their normal versions, but they certainly have a more striking appearance that appeals to many trainers. Additionally, having a shiny Pokemon can give a sense of accomplishment and pride among players due to their rarity.
15 Battle & Trade Online
Take The Pokemon Game Globally
- Location: N/A
- Things Required: A Strong Pokemon Team, Wi-Fi Capabilities
In the game Pokemon Let’s Go, you can engage in battles and trades with your friends, or even strangers, if you prefer. When you battle, all Pokemon are automatically set to level 50 to ensure fairness. However, you can utilize the Key Stone to give yourself an edge during gameplay.
Since so much effort is put into capturing all the Legendary Pokemon in the game and locating rare Gen 1 shiny variants, the online sections of these games are perfect platforms to exhibit them. Not only that, but there are numerous tough opponents ready for battle, making it an excellent spot for those who have already bested Red, Blue, and Green to hone their skills further.
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