Route 10 Guide: Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee

Q: What Pokemon are on Route 10 in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

You'll face a Level 22 Raticate. It's similar to the one you fought on Route 9, but without Quick Attack, so it's a bit easier. Fighting-types are still your best bet, but any strong Pokémon should handle it.

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

You'll face a Level 22 Raticate. It's similar to the one you fought on Route 9, but without Quick Attack, so it's a bit easier. Fighting-types are still your best bet, but any strong Pokémon should handle it.

Q: How to beat Coach Trainer Tasha in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

You'll face a Level 22 Raticate. It's similar to the one you fought on Route 9, but without Quick Attack, so it's a bit easier. Fighting-types are still your best bet, but any strong Pokémon should handle it.

Q: Where to find TM13 Break Break in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

You'll face a Level 22 Raticate. It's similar to the one you fought on Route 9, but without Quick Attack, so it's a bit easier. Fighting-types are still your best bet, but any strong Pokémon should handle it.

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Alright, let's head onto Route 10! This route is split in two by the Rock Tunnel, so we'll tackle the first half first. As you arrive from Route 9, you'll see a decent-sized patch of tall grass on your right. Make your way to the top-right corner of this grass, and you'll find a Super Potion just chilling by the edge. Grab it!

Now, start heading south, keeping the fence to your right as you move east. You'll pass by the Pokémon Center – a good place to heal up later if you need it. Before you can go much further, though, you'll run into some Team Rocket Grunts. Don't worry, you only have to fight one of them!

Walkthrough

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After dealing with the Grunt, you might want to pop into the Pokémon Center to heal your team. If your Pokémon are good to go, you can continue and take on the remaining two trainers on this side of the route.
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The first trainer is Camper Vance, located south of the Pokémon Center, just below a bush. He's pretty easy to avoid if you're in a hurry.
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Camper Vance's Team:
- Eevee (Level 22)
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Psyduck (Level 22)
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After Vance, head to the far bottom-left corner of the area. It's a bit hidden by the mountain, but you'll find 5 Poké Balls there.
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Next, make your way towards the entrance of the Rock Tunnel. To the left of the entrance, you'll find Coach Trainer Tasha. To the right, there are 3 Great Balls sitting out in the open. Grab those!
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Coach Trainer Tasha's Team:
- Poliwhirl (Level 25)
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Primeape (Level 26)
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Her Primeape is an evolved Mankey and a strong Fighting-type. It also uses Brick Break effectively. Psychic and Fairy-types are highly recommended here. If you don't have those, Poison and Bug-types can work, but make sure your Bug-types have non-Bug moves.
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Once you beat Tasha, she'll give you TM13 Break Break. This is a solid move that does good damage and can break through Reflect or Light Screen. It's worth teaching to a Pokémon if you have an open move slot.

With Tasha defeated, you're all set to enter the Rock Tunnel. Just remember to heal up at the Pokémon Center first!

Wild Pokémon on Route 10:

Krabby (Water) - 10%
Nidorina (Poison) - 5%
Nidorino (Poison) - 5%
Nidoran (female) (Poison) - 15%
Nidoran (male) (Poison) - 15%
Raticate (Normal) - 10%
Fearow (Normal/Flying) - 10%
Rattata (Normal) - 15%
Spearow (Normal/Flying) - 15%
Chansey (Normal) - Rare spawn

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