In this Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu/Eevee Blue, Green & Red Trainer Locations Guide, we will guide you where you can find the Blue, Green and Red Trainers in the game, which can be fought for you to get rewards like Mega Stones.
Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! & Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee! have both introduced some features that are unique to the 1998’s Pokémon Yellow Version, as they include finding and battling the Legendary Trainers: Blue, Red and Green. The inclusion of these trainers is a neat Easter Eggs, but re hard to defeat for the new Pokémon Trainers. Nonetheless, if you are ready to beat the best Pokémon trainers, follow this guide.
Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu/Eevee Blue, Green & Red Trainer Locations Guide
Below we will go through each of the Legendary Trainer’s location, along with the roster of Pokémon they will fight you with. Additionally, we will also highlight each of their Pokémon’s strength and weaknesses so you can better plan your assault before you begin the battle.
Blue Trainer Location
Blue is the grandson of Professor Oak and is the easiest of the other three trainers that you will find, as you can’t miss him as he is involved in many parts of the main story.
Your first meet Blue after you have earned your first Gym Badge in Pewter City, were he will continue to show up from time to time in your adventure, and even helping you in taking out Team Rocket as you save Silph Co. and make your way up through each of the gyms in Kanto.
In the first encounter with Blue, you will face 2 of his Pokémon that will not be a big challenge for you. Here are the Pokémon you will face:
Exeggutor (Level. 38)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Power Whip
- Psychic
- Light Screen
Charizard (Level. 40)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Heat Wave
- Slash
- Air Slash
After you have got yourself the Earth Badge, and have defeated the Elite Four, Blue can be found in Viridian Gym with the following Pokémon to fight:
Tauros (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Rage
- Takedown
Weakness:
- Fighting
Gyarados (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Bite
- Hydro Pump
Weakness:
- Water (x4)
- Rock
Aerodactyl (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Take Down
- Hyper Beam
Weakness:
- Water
- Electric
- Ice
- Rock
Exeggutor (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Move:
- Barrage
- Stomp
Weakness:
- Bug (x4)
- Ice
- Fire
- Psychic
- Flying
Alakazam (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Move:
- Psychic
- Reflect
Weakness:
- Bug
Charizard / Mega Charizard (Level.68)
Commonly Used Move:
- Flamethrower
- Fire Spin
Weakness:
- Rock (x4)
- Electric
- Ice
- Water
This is a tough battle where almost all Blue’s Pokémon will be Level 66 from all different kinds of types. You need to bring a Pokémon that can counter all their attacks, which will take them down in no time.
Charizard will evolve into Mega Charizard Y in this battle, so your best bet is to bring Pokémon that are Rock, Water, Electric and Ice Types to fight against him.
Green Trainer Location
Green Trainer can only be located after you have finished the main story of the game. Green is a mysterious trainer that you can find in Cerulean Cave when you go to it again. Green will be looking to catch a Mewtwo in the cave, and will challenge you to a battle.
Here are the Green’s Pokémon that you will have to battle against:
Clefable (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Sing
- Double Slap
Weakness:
- Fighting
Gengar (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Night Shade
- Dream Eater
Weakness:
- Ground
- Ghost
- Psychic
Kanghaskhan (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Move:
- Dizzy Punch
- Mega Punch
Weakness:
- Fighting
Ninetales (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Ember
- Quick Attack
Weakness:
- Water
- Rock
- Ground
Victreebel (Level. 66)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Poison Powder
- Sleep Powder
Weakness:
- Fire
- Ice
- Rock (x4)
- Psychic
- Flying
Blastoise / Mega Blastoise (Level. 68)
Commonly Used Moves
- Hydro Pump
- Skull Bash
Weakness:
- Grass
- Electric
Green’s Pokémon also have most of the types of Pokémon, as these include Water, Fire, Grass, Ghost, Normal and Fairy. You need to bring Pokémon that can counter all of these types. Refer to the weaknesses we have highlighted of each Pokémon above.
Blastoise will evolve into Mega Blastoise, this is where a Grass or Electric type Pokémon will work great against him.
Red Trainer Location
Red is the toughest Trainer as he considered the best Pokémon trainer ever. He appears after you have beater 6 Master Trainers and have a party of 6 Pokémon on your team.
Red will only appear after you have beaten the Elite Four, and unlocked the ability to challenge Master Trainers, followed by defeating at least any 6 of the 153 Master Trainers scattered across Kanto.
After you have done everything above, Red will appear to challenge you and will be quiet tough to beat. Nonetheless, here are the Pokémon in Red’s Team:
Pikachu (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Move:
- Wild Charge
- Thunder
Weakness:
- Ground
Machamp (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Move:
- Cross Chop
- Dynamic Punch
Weakness:
- Flying
- Fairy
- Psychic
Arcanine (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Extreme Speed
- Fire Fang
Weakness:
- Psychic
- Water
- Rock
- Ground
Snorlax (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Moves:
- High Horsepower
- Heavy Slam
Weakness:
- Fighting
Lapras (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Sheer Cold
- Hydro Pump
Weakness:
- Grass
- Electric
- Fighting
- Rock
Venusaur / Mega Venusaur (Level. 85)
Commonly Used Moves:
- Solar beam
- Petal Blizzard
Weakness:
- Ice
- Fire
- Flying
- Psychic
Red’s Pokémon vary in many types such as: Water, Ice, Electric, Grass, Normal, Fighting and Fire. You need to bring out Pokémon that can counter these types to put up a decent fight against Red.
Venusaur will evolve to Mega Venusaur in this battle; this is where you need exploit its weakness and bring out the Ice, Fire, Psychic and Flying type to take it down.
This concludes our Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! Blue, Green & Red Trainer Locations. Feel free to comment below.
