Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Red Final Battle
Pokémon:
Pikachu (Electric) Lv. 88
Charizard (Fire/Flying) Lv. 84
Venusaur (Grass/Poison) Lv. 84
Blastoise (Water) Lv. 84
Lapras (Water/Ice) Lv. 80
Snorlax (Normal) Lv. 82
Money Earned: $16,800
Pikachu is weak to Ground only and has the Static ability, causing potential paralysis on physical moves. Holding the Light Ball, Pikachu's offensive stats are greatly increased. It uses Volt Tackle (Electric; 120-Power; recoils), Thunderbolt (Electric), Iron Tail (Steel), and Quick Attack. Using a Ground-type Pokémon will immunize you from Pikachu's Electric moves.
Charizard is weak to Rock (4x), Water, and Electric, with a Ground immunity. It uses Air Slash (Flying), Flare Blitz (Fire; recoils), Dragon Pulse (Dragon), and Blast Burn (Fire; one-turn recovery). Water-type Pokémon are recommended if lacking a Rock type.
Venusaur is weak to Fire, Flying, Ice, and Psychic. It uses Giga Drain (Grass; HP-absorber), Frenzy Plant (POWERFUL Grass move), Sludge Bomb (Poison), and Sleep Powder. Fire or Flying types, like Ho-oh, are effective choices.
Blastoise is weak to Electric and Grass. It uses Hydro Cannon (Water; one-turn recovery), Blizzard (Ice), Flash Cannon (Steel), and Focus Blast (Fighting). Avoid using Grass types due to Blizzard's 100% accuracy.
Lapras is weak to Grass, Electric, and Fighting. It uses Blizzard (Ice), Brine (Water), Psychic (Psychic), and Body Slam (Normal). Grass types are not the best choice due to the powerful Blizzard.
Snorlax is weak only to Fighting and immune to Ghost. It uses Shadow Ball (Ghost), Crunch (Dark), Blizzard (Ice), and Giga Impact (Normal; one-turn recovery). Snorlax has Thick Fat, halving Fire and Ice damage. Physical moves, especially Fighting, are recommended.
After defeating Red, he'll vanish into thin air and the credits will roll once more.
Red Final Battle
Pokémon:
Pikachu (Electric) Lv. 88
Charizard (Fire/Flying) Lv. 84
Venusaur (Grass/Poison) Lv. 84
Blastoise (Water) Lv. 84
Lapras (Water/Ice) Lv. 80
Snorlax (Normal) Lv. 82
Money Earned: $16,800
Pikachu is weak to Ground only and has the Static ability, causing potential paralysis on physical moves. Holding the Light Ball, Pikachu's offensive stats are greatly increased. It uses Volt Tackle (Electric; 120-Power; recoils), Thunderbolt (Electric), Iron Tail (Steel), and Quick Attack. Using a Ground-type Pokémon will immunize you from Pikachu's Electric moves.
Charizard is weak to Rock (4x), Water, and Electric, with a Ground immunity. It uses Air Slash (Flying), Flare Blitz (Fire; recoils), Dragon Pulse (Dragon), and Blast Burn (Fire; one-turn recovery). Water-type Pokémon are recommended if lacking a Rock type.
Venusaur is weak to Fire, Flying, Ice, and Psychic. It uses Giga Drain (Grass; HP-absorber), Frenzy Plant (POWERFUL Grass move), Sludge Bomb (Poison), and Sleep Powder. Fire or Flying types, like Ho-oh, are effective choices.
Blastoise is weak to Electric and Grass. It uses Hydro Cannon (Water; one-turn recovery), Blizzard (Ice), Flash Cannon (Steel), and Focus Blast (Fighting). Avoid using Grass types due to Blizzard's 100% accuracy.
Lapras is weak to Grass, Electric, and Fighting. It uses Blizzard (Ice), Brine (Water), Psychic (Psychic), and Body Slam (Normal). Grass types are not the best choice due to the powerful Blizzard.
Snorlax is weak only to Fighting and immune to Ghost. It uses Shadow Ball (Ghost), Crunch (Dark), Blizzard (Ice), and Giga Impact (Normal; one-turn recovery). Snorlax has Thick Fat, halving Fire and Ice damage. Physical moves, especially Fighting, are recommended.
After defeating Red, he'll vanish into thin air and the credits will roll once more.
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