Map LocationsLet's Go Pikachu&Eevee
"Visible overworld Pokemon replace random grass encounters in Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee, so this Kanto map flags exactly where each species walks around. The catch flow ditches battle entirely and uses Pokemon GO-style throws instead."
LGPE MAP
Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee redraw Red and Blue's Kanto with high-resolution overworld art, keeping the same route grid but adding a partner Pokemon marker that follows your position. The Pokemon Tower on Lavender Town's eastern edge runs the original Marowak ghost scene the Let's Go remake preserves note-for-note.
LET'S GO PIKACHU & EEVEE LOCATIONS
Browse Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee's chapter cards from Pallet Town in story order. Filter by encounter method or type to narrow the list down. GO Park in Fuchsia City replaces the original Safari Zone with a Pokemon GO transfer hub, letting you walk in Pokemon caught on a phone straight into Kanto.
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Postgame 1
+14SPECIAL ENCOUNTERS
Special encounters are the one-time, fixed-location Pokemon you won't catch in random wild grass. Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee has 6 total: 4 Legendary (story-locked, once per save) and 2 Static (gift Pokemon and route roadblocks).
No random encounters at all. Every wild Pokemon appears in the overworld as a visible sprite. Walk into one to start a catch sequence. You don't battle wild Pokemon. Instead you throw Pokeballs using motion controls (Switch docked) or aim with the stick (handheld). Rarer species spawn less often and may flee faster.
Catching the same species repeatedly without breaking the chain (running, catching something else, or having one flee) builds a combo. Higher combos boost shiny odds, improve IVs of spawns, and cause rarer species to appear. At combo 31+, shiny odds reach roughly 1/341 without the Shiny Charm, or about 1/293 with it. Chain Chansey in Cerulean Cave for the fastest EXP.
Pikachu version gets Oddish, Sandshrew, Growlithe, Grimer, Scyther, and Mankey lines. Eevee version gets Bellsprout, Vulpix, Meowth, Koffing, Pinsir, and Ekans lines. Your partner (Pikachu or Eevee) is also exclusive. Both games cover Kanto only with the original 151 plus Meltan and Melmetal.
No. Let's Go removed the ability system entirely. No Pokemon has any ability. This means things like Levitate, Intimidate, and Compound Eyes don't apply. Type matchups and stats are all that matter for battles. Mega Evolutions are the only exception. Mega forms activate their ability during mega-evolved turns.
Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee has 47 locations with wild Pokemon encounters, featuring 130 unique Pokemon species. The location with the most Pokemon variety is Route 21 with 20 unique species.
Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee has 4 legendary encounters: Articuno (Lv. 50 at Seafoam Islands), Zapdos (Lv. 50 at Power Plant), Moltres (Lv. 50 at Victory Road), Mewtwo (Lv. 70 at Cerulean Cave).