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* '''Type Specialty:''' {{Type|Rock}}
* '''Type Specialty:''' Rock
* '''Badge:''' Boulder Badge
* '''Badge:''' Boulder Badge
* '''Difficulty:''' Hard Mode
* '''Difficulty:''' Hard Mode
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''Alternative Path:'' You can pick [[Squirtle]] and catch an [[Oddish]] in the forest for a similar strategy, but Bulbasaur remains the optimal choice for Kanto.
''Alternative Path:'' You can pick [[Squirtle]] and catch an [[Oddish]] in the forest for a similar strategy, but Bulbasaur remains the optimal choice for Kanto.
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* '''Type Specialty:''' {{Type|Water}}
* '''Type Specialty:''' Water
* '''Badge:''' Cascade Badge
* '''Badge:''' Cascade Badge
* '''Difficulty:''' Hard Mode
* '''Difficulty:''' Hard Mode
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# '''Vs Starmie:''' Use '''Boltund'''. Its Electric move might not OHKO, but the recoil from Starmie's '''Life Orb''' combined with your damage will faint it eventually.
# '''Vs Starmie:''' Use '''Boltund'''. Its Electric move might not OHKO, but the recoil from Starmie's '''Life Orb''' combined with your damage will faint it eventually.
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* '''Type Specialty: Electric'''
* '''Badge:''' Thunder Badge
=== Lt. Surge's Team ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; text-align:center;"
! width="50" |Icon
!Pokémon
!Level
!Item
!Ability
!Moveset
|-
|[[File:VoltorbIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Voltorb]]'''
|35
|Mental Herb
|Static
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Thunder
* Rain Dance
* Light Screen
* Explosion
|-
|[[File:MagnemiteIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Magnemite]]'''
|1
|Oran Berry
|Sturdy
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Toxic
* Swagger
* Protect
* Recycle
|-
|[[File:PikachuIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Pikachu]]'''
|35
|Light Ball
|Static
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Thunder
* Surf
* Nuzzle
* Extreme Speed
|-
|[[File:ElectabuzzIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Electabuzz]]'''
|35
|Sitrus Berry
|Static
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Thunder
* Electroweb
* Counter
* Rain Dance
|-
|[[File:MagnetonIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Magneton]]'''
|35
|Air Balloon
|Sturdy
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Thunder
* Flash Cannon
* Thunderbolt
* Thunder Wave
|-
|[[File:RaichuIcon.jpg|40x40px]]
|'''[[Raichu]]''' (M)
|35
|Life Orb
|Static
| style="text-align:left;" |
* Thunder
* Surf
* Encore
* Nasty Plot
|}
<small>''Note: Magnemite has 0 Atk IVs. Electabuzz has 0 Atk IVs & 0 Happiness.''</small>
=== Optimal Strategy ===
==== Preparation ====
* '''Immunity is Key:''' Bring Grass and Ground-type mons to take less/no damage from electric moves.
* '''Recommended Pokémon:'''
** '''[[Chinchou]] / [[Lanturn]]''' (Route 11): '''Highly Recommended.''' Its '''Volt Absorb''' ability heals it when hit by Electric moves, and it resists Surf. Using Lanturn trivializes this fight.
** '''[[Sandshrew]]:''' The best wild Ground-type encounter available at this stage.
** '''[[Venusaur]]:''' The best Grass-type option for resisting Electric damage.
==== Notes ====
# This is a fairly easy gym compared to others. You can have at least 2 electric-immune mons, so your only problem might be '''Magnemite'''.
# You can deal with it in a lot of ways, but simple solutions are using Poison-type mon and using multi-attack moves like '''Fury Swipes'''.
# So just use '''Lanturn''', and you will have 0 problem.
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Revision as of 13:38, 2 February 2026

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Kanto Gym Leaders

This page contains detailed information on the Gym Leaders of the Kanto region in Poké Everworld Online.

WARNING: Hard Mode Guide Only

This guide covers Hard Mode difficulty and the optimal, intended ways to win.

Pewter City Gym: Brock (Click to Expand)
  • Type Specialty: Rock
  • Badge: Boulder Badge
  • Difficulty: Hard Mode

Brock's Team

Icon Pokémon Level Item Ability Moveset
Geodude (M) 15 Custap Berry Sturdy
  • Rock Tomb
  • Magnitude
  • Stealth Rock
  • Explosion
Zubat 15 Black Sludge Infiltrator
  • Toxic
  • Super Fang
  • Protect
  • Roost
Vulpix (F) 15 Eviolite Drought
  • Incinerate
  • Will-O-Wisp
  • Encore
  • Nasty Plot
Onix (M) 15 Leftovers Rock Head
  • Head Smash
  • Bulldoze
  • Body Press
  • Dragon Dance

Note: Brock's Pokémon do not have EV investments.

Optimal Strategy

Preparation

  • Starter Choice: Pick Bulbasaur to guarantee access to Sleep Powder and immunity to Toxic.
  • Second Starter: Aim for a Water-type result in the Second Starter Personality Quiz. Special Attackers are preferred to bypass Vulpix's Will-O-Wisp.
  • Wild Catches:
    • Pikachu (Viridian Forest): Useful against Zubat and to paralyze Vulpix.
    • Maschiff (Route 1): Adds Dark-type coverage and isn't weak to Rock/Fire.
    • Mankey (Route 22): Essential for Fighting-type damage against Onix.

Battle Tactics

  1. Vs Geodude: Lead with Bulbasaur. Use Sleep Powder immediately, then faint it with a Grass move. This prevents Geodude from setting up Stealth Rock.
  2. Vs Zubat & Vulpix: Switch to your Water-type starter or Pikachu.
  3. Vs Onix: Use Sleep Powder again, then follow up with Grass moves or switch to Mankey to use a Fighting-type move.

Alternative Path: You can pick Squirtle and catch an Oddish in the forest for a similar strategy, but Bulbasaur remains the optimal choice for Kanto.

Cerulean City Gym: Misty (Click to Expand)
  • Type Specialty: Water
  • Badge: Cascade Badge
  • Difficulty: Hard Mode

Misty's Team

Icon Pokémon Level Item Ability Moveset
Psyduck (M) 25 Eviolite Swift Swim
  • Scald
  • Flip Turn
  • Rain Dance
  • Yawn
Goldeen 25 Eviolite Lightning Rod
  • Scald
  • Whirlpool
  • Knock Off
  • Haze
Gyarados 25 Leftovers Intimidate
  • Waterfall
  • Temper Flare
  • Earthquake
  • Dragon Dance
Staryu 25 Eviolite Natural Cure
  • Scald
  • Toxic
  • Rain Dance
  • Recover
Starmie 25 Life Orb Natural Cure
  • Hydro Pump
  • Psychic
  • Ice Beam
  • Thunderbolt

Optimal Strategy

Preparation

  • Grass Coverage: You need Ivysaur or Gloom to handle the early threats.
  • Electric Speed: Catch a Yamper past Nugget Bridge (Route 24) to evolve into Boltund.
    • Why? Boltund has a faster Speed BST than Starmie, making it superior to Pikachu for this fight.
  • Intimidate Cycling: It is recommended to catch Skiddo and Ekans (with Intimidate) on Route 4, or Luxio (with Intimidate) on Route 5.

Battle Tactics

  1. Vs Psyduck & Goldeen: Lead with your Grass-type. Use Sleep Powder + Grass moves on Psyduck immediately to prevent Rain Dance. These two should not cause much trouble.
  2. Vs Gyarados: This is a major threat. Cycle your Ekans and Luxio to stack Intimidate drops, lowering its Attack by at least 2 stages.
    • Once its Attack is low, inflict Status (Paralysis or Poison).
    • Finish it off with an Electric-type (Pikachu is safe here once Gyarados is weakened).
  1. Vs Starmie: Use Boltund. Its Electric move might not OHKO, but the recoil from Starmie's Life Orb combined with your damage will faint it eventually.
Vermilion City Gym: Lt. Surge (Click to Expand)
  • Type Specialty: Electric
  • Badge: Thunder Badge

Lt. Surge's Team

Icon Pokémon Level Item Ability Moveset
File:VoltorbIcon.jpg Voltorb 35 Mental Herb Static
  • Thunder
  • Rain Dance
  • Light Screen
  • Explosion
File:MagnemiteIcon.jpg Magnemite 1 Oran Berry Sturdy
  • Toxic
  • Swagger
  • Protect
  • Recycle
File:PikachuIcon.jpg Pikachu 35 Light Ball Static
  • Thunder
  • Surf
  • Nuzzle
  • Extreme Speed
File:ElectabuzzIcon.jpg Electabuzz 35 Sitrus Berry Static
  • Thunder
  • Electroweb
  • Counter
  • Rain Dance
File:MagnetonIcon.jpg Magneton 35 Air Balloon Sturdy
  • Thunder
  • Flash Cannon
  • Thunderbolt
  • Thunder Wave
File:RaichuIcon.jpg Raichu (M) 35 Life Orb Static
  • Thunder
  • Surf
  • Encore
  • Nasty Plot

Note: Magnemite has 0 Atk IVs. Electabuzz has 0 Atk IVs & 0 Happiness.

Optimal Strategy

Preparation

  • Immunity is Key: Bring Grass and Ground-type mons to take less/no damage from electric moves.
  • Recommended Pokémon:
    • Chinchou / Lanturn (Route 11): Highly Recommended. Its Volt Absorb ability heals it when hit by Electric moves, and it resists Surf. Using Lanturn trivializes this fight.
    • Sandshrew: The best wild Ground-type encounter available at this stage.
    • Venusaur: The best Grass-type option for resisting Electric damage.

Notes

  1. This is a fairly easy gym compared to others. You can have at least 2 electric-immune mons, so your only problem might be Magnemite.
  2. You can deal with it in a lot of ways, but simple solutions are using Poison-type mon and using multi-attack moves like Fury Swipes.
  3. So just use Lanturn, and you will have 0 problem.