Pokemon GO: How to Beat Arlo (October 2021)
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Team GO Rocket’s leaders are still out there for players to defeat in Pokemon GO- here’s how to defeat Leader Arlo’s team of Pokemon this month.
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Team GO Rocket is still very much active in Pokemon GO this October. While Giovanni is still missing in action, the team’s other leaders are still able to be fought by any player in possession of a Rocket Radar.
Arlo is one of the leaders of Team GO Rocket that Pokemon GO players can find in Rocket Balloons or in occupied PokeStops. He still has the same Pokemon as he did back in September, but that won’t make the fight against him any easier.
When fighting Arlo, it’s important to note that while his first Pokemon will always be the same, the rest of his team is more unpredictable. His second and third Pokemon each pull from their own pool of three Pokemon that Arlo can send out during the encounter.
Arlo’s First Pokemon – Venonat
Arlo’s first Pokemon is Venonat, a dual Bug and Poison-type. It is weak to Flying, Rock, Fire, and Psychic-type moves while also resisting Poison, Bug, Fairy, Fighting, and Grass-type moves. It is Arlo’s weakest Pokemon, but for players that want to deal with it quickly, the best counters are:
Arlo’s Second Pokemon – Crobat, Ursaring, or Manectric
For Arlo’s second Pokemon, he will pick either Crobat, Ursaring, or Manectric. The first of these is Crobat, a dual Poison and Flying-type Pokemon that’s weak to Rock, Electric, Psychic, and Ice-type moves. It also resists damage from Ground, Poison, Fairy, Fighting, Bug, and Grass-type moves. Because of this, the best Pokemon to counter it are:
Moving on to Ursaring, this Pokemon is a pure Normal-type, making it only weak to Fighting-type moves. It also only resists Ghost-type moves, so the recommended counters are:
Manectric is a pure Electric-type Pokemon, so it also only has one weakness with Ground-type moves. For resistances, it can handle Flying, Steel, and Electric-type moves. The best Pokemon to use against it if it’s sent out is:
Arlo’s Third Pokemon – Vileplume, Magnezone, or Scizor
For Arlo’s final Pokemon, he has the choice between picking Vileplume, Magnezone, or Scizor. Vileplume is probably the easiest of the three to battle with it being a dual Grass and Poison-type Pokemon. It is weak to Flying, Fire, Psychic, and Ice-type moves with it also resisting Fighting, Water, Electric, Fairy, and Grass-type moves. The best counters against Vileplume are:
For Arlo’s next possible choice, Magnezone is a dual Electric and Steel-type Pokemon with weaknesses to Ground, Fighting, and Fire-type moves. It however has a lot of defensive power with it resisting Normal, Rock, Bug, Grass, Electric, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Flying, Poison, and Steel-type moves. With this in mind, the best counters for this Pokemon are:
Finally, Arlo’s last possible Pokemon is his Scizor. This Pokemon is only weak to Fire-type moves and resists Normal, Bug, Steel, Psychic, Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Poison, and Grass-type moves. In order to bring out the real fire power, players are highly recommended to use:
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