How to Beat Larry’s Gym
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To beat Larry’s gym, you’ll need to use Pokémon with Fighting-type moves or Ice and Rock-type moves, as his team consists of Normal-type Pokémon with a weakness to these types, and then complete the Gym Test by ordering the secret menu item, which is Medium rice balls, extra crispy, with lemon!. Additionally, it’s essential to have a well-rounded team with a good balance of types to take on his Staraptor and other Normal-type Pokémon.
Understanding Larry’s Gym
Larry’s gym is the Normal-type gym in the Medali area, and to beat him, you’ll need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of his Pokémon.
FAQs
Q1: What is the best Pokémon to use against Larry?
The best Pokémon to use against Larry are those with Fighting-type moves or Ice and Rock-type moves, such as Tropius, Staraptor, Oricorio, Alraria, and Flamigo.
Q2: How do you complete the Medali Gym Test?
To complete the Medali Gym Test, you need to order the secret menu item, which is Medium rice balls, extra crispy, with lemon!, at the Treasure Eatery.
Q3: What is Larry’s secret dish?
Larry’s secret dish is Medium rice balls, extra crispy, with lemon!, which you need to order to complete the Gym Test.
Q4: What type of Pokémon does Larry use?
Larry uses Normal-type Pokémon, which have a weakness to Fighting-type moves and Ice and Rock-type moves.
Q5: What is the weakness of Larry’s Staraptor?
Staraptor has a weakness to Ice and Rock-type moves, but it also knows Flying-type moves that can counter Fighting-type Pokémon.
Q6: What level should my Pokémon be to beat Larry’s gym?
It’s recommended to have your Pokémon at least at level 20 to beat Larry’s gym, but even level 25 might be more suitable.
Q7: How do I beat the Electric Gym Leader Iono?
To beat Iono, the Electric Gym Leader, you’ll need to use Ground-type Pokémon, such as Paldean Wooper or its evolution, Clodsire.
Q8: What is the hardest gym in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?
The hardest gym in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is the Alfornada Gym, led by Tulip, with Psychic-type Pokémon.
Q9: What is the best order to complete the gyms in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?
The recommended order to complete the gyms is: Cortondo Gym (Bug), Artazon Gym (Grass), Levincia Gym (Electric), and so on.
Q10: Do I have to beat the gyms in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?
Yes, to take on Victory Road, one of the three storylines, you’ll need to first defeat the eight regional gyms.
Q11: What is the weakness of Psychic-type Pokémon?
Psychic-type Pokémon are weak to Bug, Dark, and Ghost-type moves.
Q12: How do I pass the Grass Gym Test?
To pass the Grass Gym Test, you need to collect 10 Sunflora and return them to the woman outside of the Sunflora Lawn.
Q13: What level is the Dragon Titan?
The Dragon Titan Tatsugiri is a level 55 Dragon and Water-type Pokémon.
Q14: What is the recommended progression route in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet?
The recommended progression route is: Cortondo Gym (Bug), Stony Cliff Titan Klawf (Rock), Artazon Gym (Grass), and so on.
Q15: Can I choose which order to take on the gyms?
Yes, you can choose which order to take on the gyms, but the game will not make it easy, and you’ll need to have a well-prepared team to take on the Gym Leaders.