Head east past Black Belt Daisuke, then head south down the ramp. Go ahead and grab TM45 - Solar Beam just to the north of the switch, and head east. Follow the path counterclockwise until you come to a Tamer standing next to a Full Restore:. As you come up the ladder, head north until you hit the northern wall and turn east. Follow the path until you come to Ace Trainer George:. What a nice person! Just south of her will be a boulder you can move using Strong Push, and just south of this, you can find TM51 - Blizzard.
Once you get it through, push it south to the switch you can see there. This will open the barrier in the center of this room. Then, head east. Moltres is weak to electric, water, and rock so utilize those elements to easily defeat it before the five-minute timer runs out.
This will allow you to catch it. As for capturing it, simply use the best Razz Berries and Ultra Balls that you have to ensure you capture it the fastest. You can actually capture a shiny Moltres if you want, though, it will take immense time and patience. Don't worry if the Moltres doesn't appear shiny before you approach it as the game doesn't determine if it's shiny or not until you activate the initial cutscene.
So, you can simply save before approaching it and "soft reset" until you get the shiny Moltres. All you have to do for this is save before approaching, watch the initial cutscene, and see if it is shiny or not in battle. If it isn't, all you need to do is head to the home screen on your Switch and close out of Pokemon Let's Go.
Release Date. Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy Review. In Partnership with Wal-Mart. Sony Has Sold Table of Contents. Defeat the Elite Four. Have a Pokemon who can Surf. Plenty of Ultra Balls or a Master Ball. It's especially weak against Rock-type attacks, but that weakness is risky to exploit because Golem and Rhydon are both weak against Ice-type attacks.
A Scizor that knows Steel-type attacks will keep your performance sharp and incoming damage manageable, and Omastar can be the best all-around choice for this battle—but only if it knows Rock Throw, a Fast Attack known only by Omastar caught long ago that can't be taught via a TM.
The Fire- and Flying-type Moltres is weak against Electric- and Water-type attacks, and it's especially weak against Rock-type attacks. Also worth noting is that Fire types and Dragon types will resist its attacks. Golem is the best choice to get your offense rolling. You'll have to cut corners from there—Tyranitar and Rhydon have great stats but can't learn Rock-type Fast Attacks. Sudowoodo and Magcargo crucially learn the Rock Throw Fast Attack, but their stats are significantly weaker than rock stars like Golem.
Omastar also shares the advantage of taking the least damage from Moltres's attacks—along with Kingdra, Kabutops, and Magcargo—thanks to its having two types that resist Fire-type attacks. The Electric- and Flying-type Zapdos is weak only against Ice-type and Rock-type attacks, and it isn't doubly vulnerable to either type. Submit a Tip All tip submissions are carefully reviewed before being published.
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