Navigate Route 16 in Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee

Q: How to wake up Snorlax in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

Route 16 is a transitional area leading to Pokémon Road, featuring wild Pokémon, a mandatory Snorlax encounter, and trainers to battle. Key items include PP Up, TM14 Fly, and Ultra Balls. A Snorlax blocks the path west, requiring the Poké Flute to wake it. After defeating it, trainers can find items and battle several Punk trainers before reaching Route 13.

Q: Where to find PP Up on Route 16 pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

Route 16 is a transitional area leading to Pokémon Road, featuring wild Pokémon, a mandatory Snorlax encounter, and trainers to battle. Key items include PP Up, TM14 Fly, and Ultra Balls. A Snorlax blocks the path west, requiring the Poké Flute to wake it. After defeating it, trainers can find items and battle several Punk trainers before reaching Route 13.

Q: How to get TM14 Fly in pokemon lets go pikachu and lets go eevee?

Route 16 is a transitional area leading to Pokémon Road, featuring wild Pokémon, a mandatory Snorlax encounter, and trainers to battle. Key items include PP Up, TM14 Fly, and Ultra Balls. A Snorlax blocks the path west, requiring the Poké Flute to wake it. After defeating it, trainers can find items and battle several Punk trainers before reaching Route 13.

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Route 16 is a transitional area leading to Pokémon Road, featuring wild Pokémon, a mandatory Snorlax encounter, and trainers to battle. Key items include PP Up, TM14 Fly, and Ultra Balls. A Snorlax blocks the path west, requiring the Poké Flute to wake it. After defeating it, trainers can find items and battle several Punk trainers before reaching Route 13.

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Route 16 is a transitional area leading to Pokémon Road, featuring wild Pokémon, a mandatory Snorlax encounter, and trainers to battle. Key items include PP Up, TM14 Fly, and Ultra Balls. A Snorlax blocks the path west, requiring the Poké Flute to wake it. After defeating it, trainers can find items and battle several Punk trainers before reaching Route 13.

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Walkthrough

1
Upon entering Route 16, you'll encounter a sleeping Snorlax blocking the path. Use the Poké Flute to wake it up.
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If this is your first time waking Snorlax, Mr. Fuji will appear to warn you.
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Snorlax is a Level 34 Normal-type Pokémon. It has increased Defense and can use Rest to heal. Fighting-types are recommended. You can also summon a Player 2 for assistance.
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After defeating Snorlax, you can capture it.
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Head west from Snorlax. Near a fence in the tall grass, you can find a PP Up.
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Continue west to a gatehouse. Inside the house on the north-west corner of the route, a shy lady will give you TM14 Fly if you enter.
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Outside the house, you'll encounter three trainers: Punk Guy Lao, Punk Guy Hideo, and Roughneck Koji.
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Punk Guy Lao has an Onix (Level 36, Rock/Ground) and a Muk (Level 36, Poison). Ground-types are useful against Onix, while Steel-types are immune to Muk's Poison moves.
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Punk Guy Hideo has an Arbok (Level 36, Poison) and a Fearow (Level 36, Normal/Flying). Ground or Psychic-types are good against Arbok, which can inflict paralysis.
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Roughneck Koji has a Raticate (Level 36, Normal), a Koffing (Level 36, Poison), and a Rhyhorn (Level 36, Ground/Rock). Koffing can use Self-Destruct, so defeat it quickly.
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Return to the start of Route 16 and head west through the gatehouse. Upstairs, if you have caught 40 unique Pokémon species, Oak's assistant will give you 30 Ultra Balls.
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Exit the gatehouse to the west and continue west until you reach the fence at the end of Route 12.
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Near a windmill, you can find 3 Great Balls.
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Go down a few paces and head east to find a Camper. You can battle him or sneak past.
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Camper Ruben has two Psyduck (Level 35, Water). Grass or Electric-types are effective against them.
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After passing Camper Ruben, you will reach Route 13.

Wild Pokémon:

Tall grass: Doduo (25%), Raticate (15%), Rattata (15%), Dodrio (5%), Pidgeotto (20%), Pidgey (20%), Chansey (Rare spawn).
Snorlax: Level 34, Normal type.

Tips

Snorlax has increased Defense and can use Rest. Focus on dealing damage quickly, especially with Fighting-type Pokémon.
Consider using Player 2's assistance for the Snorlax battle.
Ultra Balls are recommended for capturing Snorlax.
Steel-types are useful against Muk due to its Poison moves.
Be cautious of Koffing's Self-Destruct move.
If you haven't caught 40 unique Pokémon species, aim to do so to receive the Ultra Balls from Oak's assistant.

Items:

PP Up (in tall grass near the fence)
TM14 Fly (inside the house in the north-west corner)
30 Ultra Balls (from Oak's assistant if you have 40 unique Pokémon species)
3 Great Balls (near a windmill)
Super Potion (near a Camper)

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