Where do I go after Levincia?

Where to Go After Levincia

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After Levincia, you can head west to Medali by going through Zapapico or go in the direction of Porto Marinda from Asado Desert and then turn northwest, being around level 35 to ensure victory. The journey after Levincia opens up various paths, including the Path of Legends, Starfall Street, and Victory Road, each offering unique challenges and opportunities to strengthen your team with Pokémon like Haunter, which can be found in Glaseado Mountain or obtained through trade in Levincia.

Understanding the Paths Ahead

Path of Legends

The Path of Legends involves battling Titans, with the first one being the Stony Cliff Titan, Klawf, followed by the Open Sky Titan, Bombirdier, and others, each requiring a strategic approach to defeat, particularly the False Dragon Titan, which is considered the most difficult.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is the correct order to tackle Gyms in Scarlet? The recommended order is: Cortondo GymBug, Artazon GymGrass, Levincia GymElectric, Cascarrafa GymWater, Medali GymNormal, Montenevera GymGhost, Alfornada GymPsychic, and Glaseado GymIce.
  2. What can I do in Levincia? In Levincia, you can heal your team, stock up on items, craft TMs at the TM Machine, and purchase various items from shops, including food, clothing, and more.
  3. What are the main questlines in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet? There are three main questlines: Path of Legends, Starfall Street, and Victory Road, each with its unique storyline and challenges.
  4. What is the best order for the Path of Legends Titan Battles? The order is: Stony Cliff TitanKlawf, Open Sky TitanBombirdier, Lurking Steel TitanOrthworm, Quaking Earth TitanGreat Tusk (in Pokémon Scarlet) or Iron Treads (in Pokémon Violet), and False Dragon TitanDondozo.
  5. What is the hardest Titan in Scarlet? The False Dragon Titan is considered the most difficult due to its high strength and the fact that you’re not fighting just one Titan.
  6. What is the easiest Titan in Scarlet? The Stony Cliff Titan, Klawf, is the easiest, as indicated by Arven, and can later be caught at a humble level 16.
  7. Can I do all 3 paths in Pokémon Violet? Yes, it’s recommended to move among all three paths in a set order to unlock the game’s final story, “The Way Home”.
  8. What is the weakness of the Levincia Gym Leader? Iono, the Levincia Gym Leader, specializes in Electric-type Pokémon, which are weak to Ground-type Pokémon.
  9. Where can I find Haunter in Levincia? There’s an NPC in Levincia in front of the battle court who will trade you a Haunter that can evolve into Gengar.
  10. What level should my Pokémon be to challenge the Levincia Gym? Your Pokémon should be around level 24 to effectively challenge the Levincia Gym.
  11. Does Cyclizar evolve? Cyclizar does not evolve into or from any other Pokémon but appears to be distantly related to the Legendary Paradox Pokémon Koraidon and Miraidon.
  12. What is the hardest gym to beat in Scarlet? The difficulty of gyms can vary, but Tulip and her Psychic-type Pokémon in Alfornada Gym are among the toughest battles.
  13. How many endings are in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet? The game has one main ending that concludes the three pathways, but the post-game content offers additional challenges and storylines.
  14. What is the best order to play through Pokémon Violet? A recommended order is to follow the storyline through Team Star Leader Eri, Elite Four, Paldea Champion Geeta, Director Clavell, and Arven.
  15. What is the rarest Pokémon in Scarlet? Some of the rarest Pokémon include Walking Wake/Iron Leaves, Antique Sinistea/Polteageist, and Baxcalibur, with their rarity making them highly sought after by trainers.

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