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Your Pokémon are low on health and you need to get back to a Pokémon Center right away before they faint. But how do you get past the wild Pokémon lurking in the grass ready to make your Pokémon faint? Try these easy steps, and see if they work!
Steps
Method 1
Method 1 of 2:Gen. II and Up
Method 1
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1Attach a Cleanse Tag to your Lead Pokémon (The Pokémon in the front of your party). Cleanse Tags act as permanent Repels, stopping wild Pokémon that are a lower level than your Lead from appearing.
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2If you don't have a Cleanse Tag, stock up on Repels, Super Repels or Max Repels. Repels work the same as Cleanse Tags, however they only last a certain number of steps.
- Remember to use one before you enter the grass.
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3Wild Pokémon who are of a lower level than your Lead Pokémon will not appear.
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4Use another Repel before you take another step when it runs out.
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5Give your Pokémon a smoke ball to escape without fail.Advertisement
Method 2
Method 2 of 2:Alternative Method
Method 2
Community Q&A
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QuestionWhat about in caves (Victory Road Gen1)?
Community AnswerRepels should work for weak Pokemon (weak meaning a lower level than your lead Pokemon). -
QuestionWill the grass grow back if I cut it?
Bun bunTop AnswererWhen you leave the route, yes. -
QuestionDoes the cut method work in Gen 4 and up?
Bun bunTop AnswererNope. -
QuestionDoes the cut method work in gen 3?
Dudhhr McDudhhrCommunity AnswerThe cut method only works in Generations 1 and 2. It was removed in Gen 3 and has not returned.
Things You'll Need
- A Cleanse Tag
- Repels/Super Repels/Max Repels (If you don't have access to a Cleanse Tag)
- A Pokémon that knows or can learn Cut (Alternative Method)
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