‘Pokemon Duel’ Strategy: What To Do To Beat Strong Pokemons

"Pokemon Go" aims to reclaim its success by releasing a new game called "Pokemon Duel". While the game successor may not hit the fame and gross sales of its predecessor, "Pokemon Duel" is promised to introduce a new meaning of fun in the world of Pokemon.

However, "Pokemon Duel" is still not a perfect game considering there's a report that players encountered several big disappointments even when they haven't started playing yet. One of the biggest letdowns of "Pokemon Duel" is the 20-minute tutorial video that tells everything about the game. Players, obviously, didn't seem to find it quite enjoyable.

"Pokemon Duel" looks like a game that can be engaging and entertaining especially if players know the strategy to win the duel, especially the duel to beat strong Pokemons. Thus, it's good news that "Pokemon Duel" has created a fresh breakthrough out of the original "Pokemon Go". One of the most effective strategies to win a battle is by having Bulbasaur in action, although the Pokemon might not be everyone's first choice.

The trick is to put Bulbasaur early on position to poison opponent's move. This strategy is proven to be effective in weakening the opponent's attacks. Another winning strategy that players need to consider is Pokemon pairings. It's important to pair a Pokemon with another that essentially has the same level of power, for example, pairing Salamance with Rayquaza since both Pokemons have the same ability to jump over their opponents.

Fielding in Shuppet also helps players' chance to win the duel since the Pokemon is able to pass over unchecked figures. Charmander, who seemingly looks weak, actually can beat a way more powerful Pokemon like Mewtwo. The secret to winning a battle with Charmander as the hero is by making it attack with full force on the next move. Players can also transfer "Pokemon Duel" account from one device to another device (iOS to Android or vice versa), but the transfer doesn't include gems or money so be careful before considering a transfer to another device.