Thunder Wave is also an option in place of Psychic, since Blizzard and Thunderbolt already hit so hard, but if you're going to do that, you might just be better off using Starmie, since it's faster and has equivalent damage output. Blizzard can also come in handy against enemy Mewtwo, with it's chance to freeze, but this requires good RNG and isn't completely viable, as is with any strategy for fighting Mewtwo.Īsside from those moves, Psychic serves as the obligatory STAB move, and Soft-boiled is reliable recovery. With a Special stat equivalent to that of Starmie, Mew can abuse Thunderbolt and Blizzard, a coverage combo that hits everything in the game for at least neutral damage. This list is for those kinds of fans, whether casual or curious.This set is also pretty straightforward. Heck, they might not even be major fans or the series or video games, but are just curious.
Some of you may scoff at certain entries on this list, believing that “everyone knows about them,” but you’re speaking from an informed, hardcore point of view.Įveryday, there are new players discovering Red and Blue for the first time, and they didn’t have the benefit of Pokémon madness to power them through the experience, uncovering each and every secret. In fact, many of these secrets involved hidden locations, so in today’s list of 25 Hidden Pokémon Red And Blue Locations That Casual Fans Will Never Find (And Where To Find Them,) we’re doing exactly what the headline says and digging deep into the wacky and wild world of secret areas inside the Game Boy games that started it all.
Bolstered by vague NPC dialogue, an anime that unabashedly incorporated all the game’s oddities (like every nurse and police officer looking the same,) cards with incredible artwork, and the unparalleled power of word-of-mouth rumors, there always seemed to be a secret just waiting to be uncovered… and there actually were. Pokémon’s level of mystery was one of its greatest appeals.
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