How To Beat Arlo In Pokémon GO (November 2023)
30.10.2023 - 17:39
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To beat Arlo in during November 2023, it is best if you prepare yourself adequately with the best team to face his lineup during the month. This Leader of Team GO Rocket provides a significant challenge and his lineup changes regularly, so being up-to-date with his potential choices is the best way of ensuring victory. While his first chosen Pokémon will always be the same during his current period, his second and third slots always have multiple options to choose from, which can make choosing your team a little more difficult.
Unlike may Team GO Rocket grunts, Arlo does not have a particular strategy in battle, nor does he take on a single Type. Because of this, you will likely be forced to have a team prepared for all different sorts of Type arrangements. It is important to know that there was a change in his lineup during the past month, so the Arlo in during October 2023 is not the same as the one in November. While it is not a drastic change, this can lead to some complications when forming a party to beat him.
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The change in October only impacted Arlo’s first choice of Pokémon. While he battled using an Aipom from June through late October, he has now picked up a Bellsprout, which he uses as his first and fixed Pokémon. This means that, until the next change in lineup, the first creature he uses in every encounter you trigger will always be Bellsprout.
Things get a little more complicated with his second and third slots, as he can choose one of three distinct creatures. The second Pokémon can be an Alakazam, a Sharpedo, or a Mismagius. The third Pokémon can be a Scizor, a Magnezone, or a Snorlax.
A good strategy to deal with Arlo’s lineup in during November is picking a powerful Fire-type Pokémon. This creature should be able to easily take down Bellsprout and serve as a possible counter to his third Pokémon – though it may not be fully usable, as some HP should be depleted during the first fight.
The second Pokémon you choose should be a strong Dark-type creature, like Tyranitar, as this is the best and safest option to deal with Alakazam and Mismagius. On the off chance he uses a Sharpedo, the slot should be occupied by a Fighting- or Electric-type, such as Machamp, Lucario, or Zekrom.
The last creature is likely best dealt with by a Fire-type Pokémon, as two-thirds of his possible selections are weak against Fire-type moves in. However, a Fighting-type creature may be necessary, in case Arlo chooses his Snorlax over his Scizor or Magnezone. When building a team, you will want to cover as many of the possible choices he makes so that you can try to defeat Arlo in a single try. For instance, there is a better chance of his second