Onix is a good choice against Electric types, but it can also be worthwhile against Poison, Rock, Normal, Flying and Fire Pokémon. If you're facing Electric, Poison or Rock opponents, use Dig, Earthquake or similar Ground attacks (you can also use them against Fire types to great effect). In battle, use Rock Slide or Rock Throw against Fire, Ice, Flying or Bug Pokemon. On the other hand, moves like Earthquake and Dig are super-effective against Fire, Electric, Poison and even fellow Rock types. Many Ground Pokémon are helpless when facing a Flying type (Ground techniques can't hit Flying Pokémon), but thanks to Onix's Rock attacks, you can instantly squash any Flying opposition. While Onix doesn't learn Rock Slide on its own you can (and should) use TM 48 to teach it this powerful technique. Sadly, there are only two Rock techniques in Blue, Red or Yellow - Rock Throw (decent) and Rock Slide (good). You just need to know which types to stay away from and you'll be fine. Rock attacks are great against Fire, Ice, Flying and Bug Pokémon, but the type also adds a few weaknesses to Onix's Ground abilities. To make things worse, it learns no Ground techniques and only one Rock technique on its own. That's not really a problem for Onix's great HP and Defense, but the creature's Attack, Speed and most importantly, Special stats could have used some serious improvements.
The biggest problem with Onix is that it never evolves into a more powerful form (until Gold/Silver, that is) and thus never gets a stats boost. I admit that Onix is an interesting creature - but it just can't keep up with many of the other Rock and Ground types, like Golem and Aerodactyl. Tips: Like all Rock Pokémon in Blue/Red and Yellow, Onix is a dual type. LV 01 - Tackle LV 01 - Screech LV 15 - Bind This Pokémon naturally learns the following techniques: Just look for it in the Rock Tunnel or on Victory Road and you're almost guaranteed to bump into this massive creature. Locations: Onix isn't terribly hard to track down. The tunnels it leaves are used as homes by Digletts. Note: This Special Research line will be available to claim through the end of the Season of Light, December 1, 2022.Burrows at high speed in search of food. Defeat the Team GO Rocket Boss for five RevivesĬompletion Rewards: two Golden Razz Berries, Lucky Egg, 2500 XP Ultra Beast Protection Efforts page fourĬompletion Rewards: two Silver Pinap Berries, 2500 Stardust, 5000 XP.Battle the Team GO Rocket Boss for 20 Ultra Balls.Find the Team GO Rocket Boss for five Max Potions.Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Arlo for 1500 XPĬompletion Rewards: Super Rocket Radar, 1000 Stardust, 2500 XP Ultra Beast Protection Efforts page three.Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Cliff for 1500 XP.Defeat Team GO Rocket Leader Sierra for 1500 XP.Purify two Shadow Pokémon for ten Pinap BerriesĬompletion Rewards: Rocket Radar, 15 Great Balls, 2000 XP Ultra Beast Protection Efforts page two.Catch four Shadow Pokémon for ten Poké Balls.Defeat six Team GO Rocket grunts for ten Hyper Potions.Although Shadow Mewtwo has been available twice before, it is singlehandedly the strongest Pokémon in all of Pokémon Go, boasting the highest DPS and TDO, so you won't want to miss a chance at catching one, even if you already have one or two.
During the next Team GO Rocket Takeover, players can collect a new Special Research story focused on Shadow Mewtwo.
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