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Your Rival

You’ll begin your journey in Pallet Town, a humble place that’s also home to your friendly rival, who just so happens to be your next-door neighbor.
You’ll begin your journey in Pallet Town, a humble place that’s also home to your friendly rival, who just so happens to be your next-door neighbor.

Professor Oak

Pallet Town is also home to Professor Oak, whose laboratory is near your house. The kindly professor studies Pokémon for a living, and he gives you a valuable gift before you set out—your Pokédex! He hopes to one day see a Pokédex completed. Will you help him fulfill that dream?
Pallet Town is also home to Professor Oak, whose laboratory is near your house. The kindly professor studies Pokémon for a living, and he gives you a valuable gift before you set out—your Pokédex! He hopes to one day see a Pokédex completed. Will you help him fulfill that dream?

Pewter City

Pewter City sits at the foot of a great stone mountain. Here you can find the Pewter Museum of Science, which has many Fossils on display.

Brock

While in Pewter City, you’ll also meet Brock, the Pewter City Gym Leader, who is sometimes referred to as the rock-solid Pokémon Trainer.
While in Pewter City, you’ll also meet Brock, the Pewter City Gym Leader, who is sometimes referred to as the rock-solid Pokémon Trainer.

Cerulean City is a place surrounded by waterways. When visiting this city, be on the lookout for a mischievous Squirtle that has been spotted in the area.

Misty

The Gym Leader Misty waits in the Cerulean City Gym for Trainers to challenge her to battle. Because she is also known as the tomboyish mermaid, it should come as no surprise to learn that Misty is an expert with Water-type Pokémon. Defeat her and another Gym Badge is yours!
The Gym Leader Misty waits in the Cerulean City Gym for Trainers to challenge her to battle. Because she is also known as the tomboyish mermaid, it should come as no surprise to learn that Misty is an expert with Water-type Pokémon. Defeat her and another Gym Badge is yours!

Vermilion City

Vermilion City is the largest port city in the Kanto region. This charming seaside location is home to the Vermilion City Gym. Be on the lookout for the luxury cruise liner the S.S. Anne, which stops here once per year.

Lt. Surge

The tough-looking Lt. Surge is the Vermilion City Gym Leader. Known as the Lightning Lieutenant, he's an expert on Electric-type Pokémon, including his partner Raichu. This cautious Gym Leader has set up his Gym in a way that prevents challengers from getting to him easily!
The tough-looking Lt. Surge is the Vermilion City Gym Leader. Known as the Lightning Lieutenant, he's an expert on Electric-type Pokémon, including his partner Raichu. This cautious Gym Leader has set up his Gym in a way that prevents challengers from getting to him easily!
The tough-looking Lt. Surge is the Vermilion City Gym Leader. Known as the Lightning Lieutenant, he's an expert on Electric-type Pokémon, including his partner Raichu. This cautious Gym Leader has set up his Gym in a way that prevents challengers from getting to him easily!
The tough-looking Lt. Surge is the Vermilion City Gym Leader. Known as the Lightning Lieutenant, he's an expert on Electric-type Pokémon, including his partner Raichu. This cautious Gym Leader has set up his Gym in a way that prevents challengers from getting to him easily!
The tough-looking Lt. Surge is the Vermilion City Gym Leader. Known as the Lightning Lieutenant, he's an expert on Electric-type Pokémon, including his partner Raichu. This cautious Gym Leader has set up his Gym in a way that prevents challengers from getting to him easily!

There’s a lot to see and do in Celadon City! This large city, known as the "City of Rainbow Dreams," has loads of places to explore, including an arcade and a department store. Just watch out—Team Rocket seems to have a presence here. What could they be up to?

Erika

Erika, sometimes called the Nature-Loving Princess, is the Gym Leader of the Celadon City Gym. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon, so make sure your team is ready to counter her Pokémon’s attacks.
Erika, sometimes called the Nature-Loving Princess, is the Gym Leader of the Celadon City Gym. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon, so make sure your team is ready to counter her Pokémon’s attacks.
Erika, sometimes called the Nature-Loving Princess, is the Gym Leader of the Celadon City Gym. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon, so make sure your team is ready to counter her Pokémon’s attacks.
Erika, sometimes called the Nature-Loving Princess, is the Gym Leader of the Celadon City Gym. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon, so make sure your team is ready to counter her Pokémon’s attacks.
Erika, sometimes called the Nature-Loving Princess, is the Gym Leader of the Celadon City Gym. She specializes in Grass-type Pokémon, so make sure your team is ready to counter her Pokémon’s attacks.

Team Rocket Brings Trouble!

During your travels through the Kanto region, you're bound to cross paths with members of the sinister organization Team Rocket. This dastardly group plots to steal and use Pokémon for their own nefarious ends! You can easily recognize Team Rocket Grunts by their black uniforms and the large Rs on their chests.

You'll need to fight Team Rocket on several occasions to hamper their plans. With enough determination, you may even discover the leader of this band of ruffians.

Although you'll battle many Team Rocket Grunts throughout your adventure, a particular trio of troublemakers will repeatedly rear their mischievous heads. Jessie, James, and Meowth are frequent foes in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!

These notable Team Rocket members like to send out their Poison-type Pokémon Ekans and Koffing, so make sure you're prepared to fight!

What Is a Pokémon Gym?

Pokémon Gyms are places for Pokémon Trainers to test their skill in battle. Defeating a Gym Leader will earn a Pokémon Trainer a Gym Badge.

To challenge a Gym, you need to meet certain conditions presented at the entrance. Although the conditions of each Gym vary—such as having Pokémon of certain types or levels—fulfilling them will help get you ready to battle the Gym Leader.

Take On the Pokémon League!

As you travel through the Kanto region, you will face many challenges, but an ultimate test of your skills will prove if you’re a true Champion!

A Champion is the most powerful Pokémon Trainer in a given region of the Pokémon world. Those who hope to claim that lofty title must face a hurdle, though—the Pokémon League!

In order to become Champion, a Trainer must first defeat the powerful Elite Four that stand in their way. Power up your partner and your party Pokémon, and take on this final challenge!

Meet the Elite Four

Each member of the Elite Four awaiting you at the Pokémon League is a tough and powerful opponent. Work together with your partner Pokémon if you want to stand a chance against them!

Lorelei

“No one can best me when it comes to icy Pokémon.”

You first face off against Lorelei, a master of Ice-type Pokémon!

Bruno

“We will grind you down with our superior power!”

Your next opponent is Bruno, who trains his Fighting-type Pokémon rigorously.

Agatha

“I’ll show you how a real Trainer battles!”

You’re in for a scare against the Ghost-type user Agatha!

Lance

“You likely know that dragons are Pokémon spoken of in legends!”

The final member of the Elite Four is Lance, who has powerful Dragon-type Pokémon!

Aim to overcome the Elite Four and become a true Pokémon Champion!

Master Trainers

Once you become the Pokémon League Champion, your journey is far from over! After earning that coveted title, you will find new special Trainers scattered throughout the Kanto region. These are the Master Trainers, and each of them is considered the strongest Trainer for a specific Pokémon. That's right—there's a Master Trainer for every Pokémon in the Kanto region!

Master Trainers are always thinking about their favorite Pokémon, so you can spot them at a glance. The icon of the Pokémon they favor is displayed above their heads, and the color of their attire is different than other Trainers, too.

Some Master Trainers will have a simple request for you, but most of them will want to battle! The only catch is that they will only battle against the species of Pokémon they love. You'll need to train up each of your Pokémon to take on these tough challengers. Because these Master Trainer battles are true tests of you and your Pokémon's strength, neither you nor the Master Trainer will be able to use items during the match.

Best the Master Trainers in battle to earn their title, proving that you're also a master of their favorite species. The titles that you've earned can even be displayed in-game during Link Battles, so your friends can admire your skills. Show what a devoted Trainer you are by challenging all the Master Trainers!

Pallet Town