Where to Catch Fighting-Type Pokemon in Pokemon GO
Pokemon GO trainers working through the Hoenn Throwback Challenge can use this guide to find out which Fighting-type Pokemon are available.
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Stage three of the massive Pokemon GO Throwback 2020 Challenge is here, which means trainers are racing through a long list of Hoenn-related tasks to complete the timed Special Research this week. The ongoing event offers some massive rewards, especially for players who have been keeping up and plan to complete the parts of the connecting Special Research events.
This time around, the Hoenn Pokemon GO Throwback Challenge tasks are providing some tough challenges for players. After players have finishing catching a Rock-type and completing the other two step one tasks, it’ll be time to move on to step two, which is going to require tracking down a Fighting-type pokemon.
Step two of the Hoenn Thowback Challenge includes three tasks:
- Power up a Pokemon (5 Pinap Berries)
- Make 3 Nice Throws (Lairon encounter)
- Catch a Fighting-type Pokemon (500 Stardust)
The first of two of these Pokemon GO tasks can be completed pretty easily in just a few minutes with the help of some incense and enough Stardust and Candy to burn through, but the third task does require a specific spawn, which can make things a bit harder.
In order to catch a Fighting-type Pokemon, trainers should be able to just use Incense and take advantage of the increased Hoenn-region spawns as long as they know what they’re looking for. Unfortunately, Gen 3 doesn’t include a very long list of Fighting-types and a few of the ones that do exist are evolutions. That said, there are still a handful that should be spawning at an increased rate during the event, so be sure to keep an eye out for any of these during step two of the Hoenn challenge…
Pokemon GO: Hoenn Fighting-Type Pokemon
Combusken
Blaziken
Breloom
Makuhita
Hariyama
Keeping an eye out for any of those Pokemon should help get trainers through phase two of this Throwback Challenge without much of a struggle. Some communities likely have a local nest for a particular Fighting-type Pokemon as well, but obviously that option is going to be much less play-at-home friendly.
For now, players may want to keep hunting down the best Unova Pokemon in the game if improving their Battle Raid rosters is their primary goal. Be sure to check back in the near future for more Pokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates. Until then, good luck out there, trainers!
Pokemon GO is available now in select regions on Android and iOS devices.
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