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Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! & Let's Go, Eevee!

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Elite Four Lorelei

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Vincent Lau
Pokémon Level Type
"Dewgong" IconDewgong 51 Water/Ice
"Jynx" IconJynx 51 Ice/Psychic
"Cloyster" IconCloyster 51 Water/Ice
"Lapras" IconLapras 52 Water/Ice
"Slowbro" IconSlowbro 51 Water/Psychic

Lorelei is the queen of Ice-types. However, 4 out of 5 of her Pokémon are also Water, so put away those Fire, Rock and Steel-types. That leaves Fighting-types. Plus you’ll probably want Grass and Electric to combat the Water-types.

First up is "Dewgong" IconDewgong, an evolved "Seel" IconSeel. This creature is Water/Ice, so it’s weak to Grass, Electric, Rock and Fighting. It can attack with Waterfall, and can use Aqua Jet and Ice Shard to try and go first. Grass and Rock-types should be cautious because Dewgong is strong against them. Use Electric and Fighting if possible.

Next can be "Jynx" IconJynx. It’s weak to Fire, Rock, Bug, Ghost, Dark and Steel. For attacks, you’re looking at STAB Blizzard and Psychic, plus Lovely Kiss to induce Sleep. Jynx is the only Pokémon that you should send a Fire or Rock-type against. However, if you have one, Steel is the best choice by far.

"Cloyster" IconCloyster is Water/Ice so shares the same weaknesses as Dewgong. For attacks, it has Hydro Pump and Ice Beam for STAB, and Spike Cannon for resistant targets. You may recall Cloyster has awful Special Defense, so even a neutral special attack could probably one-shot it, if the user is strong enough.

Moving on, we have "Lapras" IconLapras, Lorelei’s strongest Pokémon. This one is Water/Ice too, so you already know its weaknesses. Lapras can use Hydro Pump and Blizzard, both of which are powerful attacks boosted by STAB. Plus Dragon Pulse. Try to stick with a strong Electric or Fighting-type. A Mega "Venusaur" IconVenusaur can probably outdo it.

Finally, there’s "Slowbro" IconSlowbro that isn’t an Ice-type at all, but Water/Psychic. So it’s weak to Grass, Electric, Bug, Ghost and Dark. This dopey thing can use STAB Surf and Psychic, plus Flamethrower to sizzle Grass-types. Grass-types that aren’t Poison shouldn’t be scared though.

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Guide Information
  • Publisher
    Pokemon Company International
  • Platforms,
    Switch
  • Genre
    RPG
  • Guide Release
    23 November 2018
  • Last Updated
    19 December 2020
    Version History
  • Guide Author
    Vincent Lau

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Welcome to our strategy guide for Pokemon: Let’s Go!

  • A complete walkthrough with strategies to defeat all the Kanto Gym Leaders and conquer the Pokémon League.
  • Encounter tables for all the wild Pokémon, including the rare Pokémon with undisclosed habitats in the Pokédex.
  • Explanations of all the gameplay mechanics for both beginner trainers and Pokémon Masters.
  • Where to find all the Master Trainers and hidden battles after beating the game.
  • A handy mini-Pokédex containing the key details for all 153 obtainable Pokémon and where to find them.

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