Route 25

Complete Route 25 in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee. Find wild pokemon like Squirtle and items like TM16 Thunder Wave.

As you come from Route 24, keep going east until you reach a whole bunch of hedges. You can go around the first hedge, through the gap below the Hiker, to reach higher ground. Here, there’s a stretch of tall grass and an X Sp. Def at the far end.

Next, go back towards the hedges and cautiously make your way east. Near the beginning, there’s a Hiker looking to his right. If you stick close to the hedge along the centre, it should be possible to avoid his gaze.

Hiker Franklin has a level 14 Onix. Grass and Water-types are super-effective; Fighting and Ground-types are equally good. A partner Eevee with Bouncy Bubble can deal a lot of damage too.

Nearby to the right, there are two small grass mounds along the middle row, a trainer keeping guard above the right-most mound and another trainer towards the south. If you want to avoid both, you’ll need to go in-between the two mounds when the bottom trainer is looking right. You may also need to quickly grab the Super Potion in the small space to the left.

Bird Keeper Joey has a level 15 Pidgeotto. Use Electric or Rock-types if you have them.

Youngster Chad has a level 12 Diglett. Grass and Water-types are the best choices.

Next up, there will be two trainers standing above and below a hedge near the centre row. The trainer below is stuck in place, while the trainer above will look in different directions. If you want to sneak past, you’ll need to go above the hedge.

Youngster Dan has a level 12 Ekans and a level 12 Rattata.

Hiker Nob has a level 14 Geodude and a level 14 Machop. Geodude can be hit with super-effective moves. Machop is super-effective against Normal-types, so keep your Eevee etc. away and send out a Flying-type if you have a good one.

Further east, there’s a pair of trainers, one standing near the top and one standing near the very bottom. It’s possible to avoid one of the trainers, but not both. Instead, go up to the first trainer on the left to battle her.

Picnicker Kelsey has a level 13 Goldeen. Grass or Electric-types should be your vanguard for this battle. At the least, you should have your partner Pikachu or your partner Eevee with Buzzy Buzz.

Next, stand near the bottom and then walk upward to lure out the second trainer. What you want to do is make him walk up to you, so that he leaves a gap in the hedges above. That way, you can go through the gap and pick up the TM16 Thunder Wave on the other side. Otherwise, you’ll have to come back later once you can cut down the skinny trees.

Camper Dustin has a level 13 Squirtle. Send out your best Water-beating Pokémon, those that are Grass or Electric-aligned.

Past the pair is the final stretch. Along the south, there’s an Ether that you can retrieve from the corner of the hedges. To the right is a Lass that you can walk around if you know what you’re doing.

Lass Haley has a level 12 Oddish and a level 12 Pidgey. Oddish is fodder for Fire and Flying-types, while Pidgey is susceptible to Electric and Rock-types.

Finally, there’s a Fisherman who you have to fight to get past.

Wild Pokémon Available:

• Psyduck (Water): 20%
• Meowth (Normal): 20% (Let’s Go Eevee only)
• Oddish (Grass/Poison): 20% (Let’s Go Pikachu only)
• Bellsprout (Grass/Poison): 20% (Let’s Go Eevee only)
• Venonat (Bug/Poison): 20% (Let’s Go Eevee), 30% (Let’s Go Pikachu)
• Pidgey (Normal/Flying): 20% (Let’s Go Eevee), 30% (Let’s Go Pikachu)
• Squirtle (Water): Rare spawn