Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee Home
Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee were originally released in 2018 (international) and 2024 (China) for the Nintendo Switch. They are remakes of Yellow. The original cartridges and digital downloads are able to trade and battle with each other.
Pokémon can be sent from Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee into the Pokémon HOME application for the Nintendo Switch, from where they can be accessed by Nintendo Switch games with which they are compatible. Pokémon can be moved from Pokémon HOME into Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee, but only if the Pokémon originated in a copy of Let's Go Pikachu or Eevee and has not been sent to any other Switch game, including Pokémon Champions. Compatible Pokémon can also be sent from the mobile application Pokémon GO directly into Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee with use of the GO Park.
The first 151 Pokémon in the National Pokédex are all available in the game, and Meltan and Melmetal can be transferred from Pokémon GO or Pokémon HOME. Kanto Pokémon that have Alolan forms have both forms available in the game. Mega Evolution is possible for Kanto Pokémon.
Pokémon HOME contains a Kanto Pokédex that consists of the first 150 Pokémon in the National Pokédex, corresponding with the Kanto Pokédex that can be completed in Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. If the player is able to complete this Pokédex in Pokémon HOME (which requires depositing or trading Pokémon such that the player has had one of all 150 Pokémon in HOME at some point, with all 150 originating from Let's Go Pikachu or Eevee), they can receive a shiny Meltan.
Subpages
- Kanto Locations: A list of all areas in the Kanto region, with their encounter tables, items, and Trainers.
- Pokédex pages: A collection of pages dedicated to Pokédex completion.
- All Pokémon and their locations: A table containing all available Pokémon and their locations.
- Move locations: The locations of all TMs and Move Tutors, and the Move Relearner.
- Evolutionary item locations: Lists of all obtainable evolutionary items and their locations.
- Poké Ball locations: A list of all Poké Ball locations.
- Hidden item locations: A list of all hidden items and their locations. This does not include items that are picked up by walking Pokémon.
- Berry locations: A list of all Berries and their locations.
- Walking Pokémon items: A list of all known items that can be retrieved by walking Pokémon. If you know of one not listed here, please contact me.
- Stat booster locations: A list of all stat-boosting items, including Rare Candies and Bottle Caps, and their locations.
- Utility reference: A list of all places where a utility item or ability (a Secret Technique, the Silph Scope, Poké Flute, or a flying Pokémon) is required to access something.
- Mega Stone locations: A list of all Mega Stones available and their locations.
- Master Trainers: A list of all Master Trainers, their Pokémon, and their location. I intend to add strategies for each Trainer.
- Clothing locations: The locations of all clothing items that can be used to dress up the player character or Partner Pokémon.
- Minimum levels: A page with a list of the lowest levels you can find Pokémon.
- Maximum levels: A page with a list of the highest levels you can find Pokémon apart from evolution.
Off-site resources
Please contact me if a source has a broken link, if a better version of the source exists, or if you know of a source you want to add.
Credits & sources
- ShinxHijinx, for making scaled-down versions of the Home models, the table colors used, and general layout ideas.
- Documentation by Lusamine on Rare Spawns.
- Pikachu Encounters and Eevee Encounters by Kaphotics, for encounter tables for Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee.
- Bulbapedia, for item and Trainer information for Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee. I have independently verified all of the information myself as well.
- This tweet thread by Anubis, for spawn information for hidden items in Cerulean Cave and the Game Corner.