Battle Red, Green, Blue in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee

Q: What pokemon does Green use in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

After beating the Elite Four, you can battle Green and Blue again in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Green is found in Cerulean City, and Blue takes over the Viridian City Gym. Each trainer has a powerful team of six Pokémon, including a Mega Evolved Pokémon. Defeating them yields experience and money, and they can be challenged daily.

Q: What pokemon does Blue use in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

After beating the Elite Four, you can battle Green and Blue again in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Green is found in Cerulean City, and Blue takes over the Viridian City Gym. Each trainer has a powerful team of six Pokémon, including a Mega Evolved Pokémon. Defeating them yields experience and money, and they can be challenged daily.

Q: How to beat Green in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

After beating the Elite Four, you can battle Green and Blue again in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Green is found in Cerulean City, and Blue takes over the Viridian City Gym. Each trainer has a powerful team of six Pokémon, including a Mega Evolved Pokémon. Defeating them yields experience and money, and they can be challenged daily.

Q: How to beat Blue in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

After beating the Elite Four, you can battle Green and Blue again in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Green is found in Cerulean City, and Blue takes over the Viridian City Gym. Each trainer has a powerful team of six Pokémon, including a Mega Evolved Pokémon. Defeating them yields experience and money, and they can be challenged daily.

Q: What rewards do you get for beating Green and Blue?

After beating the Elite Four, you can battle Green and Blue again in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. Green is found in Cerulean City, and Blue takes over the Viridian City Gym. Each trainer has a powerful team of six Pokémon, including a Mega Evolved Pokémon. Defeating them yields experience and money, and they can be challenged daily.

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Walkthrough

1
Challenge Green: Find Green below the lamppost to the right of the cycling store in Cerulean City. She will battle you with her team.
2
Challenge Blue: Go to the Viridian City Gym. Blue has taken over as the Gym Leader and will battle you.

Green's Team:

Clefable (Level 66, Fairy)
Ninetales (Level 66, Fire)
Victreebel (Level 66, Grass/Poison)
Gengar (Level 66, Ghost/Poison)
Kangaskhan (Level 66, Normal)
Mega Blastoise (Level 68, Water)

Green's Pokémon Analysis:

Clefable: Uses Moonblast, Tri Attack, Reflect, Light Screen. Steel or Poison-types are recommended.
Ninetales: Uses Fire Blast, Dark Pulse, Foul Play, Hyper Beam. Water and Rock-types are effective. Be wary of screens.
Victreebel: Uses Power Whip, Poison Jab, Sucker Punch, Leech Life. Fire and Flying-types are good offensively; Steel-types are good defensively.
Gengar: Uses Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Will-O-Wisp, Dark Pulse. Ground-types are technically best but risk burns.
Kangaskhan: Uses Dizzy Punch, Sucker Punch, Thunder Punch, Brick Break. Fighting-types are ideal; Ghost-types are good defensively.
Mega Blastoise: Uses Fake Out, Hydro Pump, Ice Beam. Mega Venusaur can outlast it; Electric-types are also effective.

Blue's Team:

Tauros (Level 66, Normal)
Gyarados (Level 66, Water/Flying)
Exeggutor (Level 66, Grass/Psychic)
Aerodactyl (Level 66, Rock/Flying)
Alakazam (Level 66, Psychic)
Mega Charizard Y (Level 68, Fire/Flying)

Blue's Pokémon Analysis:

Tauros: Uses Double Edge, Earthquake, Rock Slide, Iron Tail. Fighting-types are recommended.
Gyarados: Uses Waterfall, Earthquake, Crunch, Outrage. Electric-types are recommended, but watch out for Earthquake.
Exeggutor: Uses Power Whip, Psychic, Stomp, Light Screen. Bug-types are effective, but beware of Psychic weakness. Fire, Flying, and Dark-types are safe choices.
Aerodactyl: Uses Rock Slide, Earthquake, Iron Tail, Crunch. It's fast and hits hard. Water-types are a great asset.
Alakazam: Uses Psychic, Dazzling Gleam, Foul Play, Reflect. It's fast and hits hard but is fragile. Dark-types are advisable, or a non-weak special attacker.
Mega Charizard Y: Uses Fire Blast, Air Slash, Dragon Pulse, Hyper Beam. Rock-types are highly effective. Water and Electric-types also perform well.

Tips

Both Green and Blue can be challenged daily after their initial defeat.
Prepare a diverse team to counter the varied types and strategies of both trainers.
Pay attention to the Mega Evolutions used by both Green and Blue, and plan your counters accordingly.

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