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Where do you catch Electric Pokemon in SoulSilver?
you can get a mareep under viloet city
What type of poke ball do you use to catch a electric type Pokemon in Pokemon pearl?
Any really.
Where is the electric gym in Pokemon diamond?
its in sunnyshore city, but you have to catch dialga first. same with pearl but you catch palkia.
Where can you find an electric type Pokemon in soul silver?
catch it? i got rikou ATM
Where can you catch an electric Pokemon in blue?
there is a really rare electric type Pokemon in the forest sorry forgot the name its close to the 2nd town u can catch a pikachu lv 3 there note hes really hard to lv up
Where can you find the best electric Pokemon to catch in emerald?
I guess the best is Manectric in emerald.You can catch electrike north of slateport city.
Where do you catch the fastest electric type at level 70 in Pokemon soulsilver?
there are no electric pokemon at level 70. the highest is raikou level 40, who has a base speed stat of 115, which is the third highest of al electric pokemon, only surpassed by jolteon and electrode.
Where is the easiest place to catch electric Pokemon?
Fuego Iron Works. Also if you have a Pokemon with the ability static in front of your party it will help
Where are places in Pokemon Crystal where you catch electric Pokemon?
Okay so i havent playd my game in a while but in the tall grass obove the city on the coast with a light house you can catch a marreep wich has the final evolution of amphross? wich in my opinion is a pretty solid electric Pokemon its good trust me i speak from experience '-'
How do you catch an electric Pokemon in pearl?
find a shinx near sandgem town and get it to level up some levels and it will learn some electric moves
Can you catch tyrogue in Pokemon black?
Yes, it'll tell you when there is a Pokemon swarming on the electric bulletin boards, it says Route 10, then that's Tyrogue.
How do you catch the electric Pokemon Pikachu?
It can be found lots of places: Viridian forest, Power plant, Safari zone.
