This Pokémon can learn the following HMs and TMs: So whatever you do, don't send a Pikachu into battle with a Ground Pokemon. And as if that wasn't enough, Ground techniques like Dig also tend to knock Pikachu out with one single hit. Ground Pokemon are 100% immune to Electric attacks. Pikachu really shines when you let it zap Water or Flying Pokemon and it defends well against other Electric Pokemon, but it also has a fatal weak spot. A great way to turn around a battle against a quick enemy is to start off with Thunder Wave. Pikachu doesn't have very high HP, so your battles should be all about speed. You can safely replace them with better moves like Quick Attack or Thunder. Don't get too attached to Growl or Tail Whip, though. To find out how you can teach Pikachu Surf, check out our secrets page. Swift's a great attack against faster Pokemon that like to Dig or Fly, but Pokemon Stadium players may want to reserve the fourth attack slot for something even better: Surf. This gives Yellow players a slight advantage, since they can use the powerful Thunderbolt technique at level 26.Īs far as moves go, let Pikachu learn all the major Electric techniques like Thunder Wave, Thunderbolt (replace Thundershock with Thunderbolt at level 26) and Thunder. Blue/Red Pikachu lacks those techniques but can learn Swift at level 26 (Yellow Pikachu has to learn it from a TM). The stats are the same, but Yellow Pikachu is able to learn Tail Whip, Double Team, Slam, Thunderbolt and Lightscreen on its own. However, there is a difference between the Yellow version Pokemon and its Blue/Red counterpart. If you play Pokemon Yellow, you don't have much of a choice and start off with a special little Pikachu (one that gets angry when you store it in a Poke Ball), but that shouldn't stop Blue/Red players from catching a Pikachu of their own early on in the game as well. Not only is it a pretty able Electric Pokemon, it got so popular that Nintendo eventually gave the yellow mouse its own Game Boy and N64 games. Tips: Pikachu is the superstar among its fellow Pokemon.
LV 26 (-) - Thunderbolt LV 33 (33) - Agility LV 41 (43) - Thunder LV 50 (-) - Light Screen LV 11 (16) - Quick Attack LV 15 (-) - Double Team LV 20 (-) - Slam LV - (26) - Swift LV 01 (01) - Thundershock LV 01 (01) - Growl LV 06 (-) - Tail Whip LV 08 (09) - Thunder Wave This Pokémon naturally learns the following techniques (Red/Blue evolution levels are in parentheses): Note that there is only one Pikachu in Pokemon Yellow - and it can't be directly evolved into a Raichu. Locations: Yellow players receive Pikachu as their starting Pokemon, but Red/Blue owners can catch multiple Pikachus in Viridian Forest and the Power Plant. If you yank its tail, it will try to bite you.Įvolves into: Raichu (with Thunder Stone)
It keeps its tail raised to monitor its surroundings.
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