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Pokemon Quest Build Guides
- Pokemon Quest Abra
- Pokemon Quest Aerodactyl
- Pokemon Quest Arcanine
- Pokemon Quest Alakazam
- Pokemon Quest Arbok
- Pokemon Quest Bellsprout
- Pokemon Quest Beedrill
- Pokemon Quest Nidoran♂
- Pokemon Quest Nidoran♀
- Pokemon Quest Articuno
- Pokemon Quest Butterfree
- Pokemon Quest Bulbasaur
- Pokemon Quest Blastoise
- Pokemon Quest Chansey
- Pokemon Quest Charizard
- Pokemon Quest Caterpie
- Pokemon Quest Clefable
- Pokemon Quest Charmander
- Pokemon Quest Charmeleon
- Pokemon Quest Clefairy
- Pokemon Quest Cubone
- Pokemon Quest Cloyster
- Pokemon Quest Dewgong
- Pokemon Quest Dodrio
- Pokemon Quest Ditto
- Pokemon Quest Diglett
- Pokemon Quest Dragonair
- Pokemon Quest Doduo
- Pokemon Quest Dragonite
- Pokemon Quest Dratini
- Pokemon Quest Drowzee
- Pokemon Quest Dugtrio
- Pokemon Quest Eevee
- Pokemon Quest Ekans
- Pokemon Quest Electabuzz
- Pokemon Quest Electrode
- Pokemon Quest Exeggcute
- Pokemon Quest Exeggutor
- Pokemon Quest Farfetchd
- Pokemon Quest Fearow
- Pokemon Quest Flareon
- Pokemon Quest Gastly
- Pokemon Quest Gengar
- Pokemon Quest Geodude
- Pokemon Quest Gloom
- Pokemon Quest Golbat
- Pokemon Quest Goldeen
- Pokemon Quest Golduck
- Pokemon Quest Golem
- Pokemon Quest Graveler
- Pokemon Quest Growlithe
- Pokemon Quest Grimer
- Pokemon Quest Gyarados
- Pokemon Quest Haunter
- Pokemon Quest Hitmonchan
- Pokemon Quest Hitmonlee
- Pokemon Quest Horsea
- Pokemon Quest Hypno
- Pokemon Quest Ivysaur
- Pokemon Quest Jigglypuff
- Pokemon Quest Jolteon
- Pokemon Quest Jynx
- Pokemon Quest Kabuto
- Pokemon Quest Kabutops
- Pokemon Quest Kadabra
- Pokemon Quest Kakuna
- Pokemon Quest Kangaskhan
- Pokemon Quest Kingler
- Pokemon Quest Koffing
- Pokemon Quest Krabby
- Pokemon Quest Lapras
- Pokemon Quest Lickitung
- Pokemon Quest Machamp
- Pokemon Quest Machoke
- Pokemon Quest Machop
- Pokemon Quest Moltres
- Pokemon Quest Magikarp
- Pokemon Quest Magmar
- Pokemon Quest Magnemite
- Pokemon Quest Magneton
- Pokemon Quest Mankey
- Pokemon Quest Marowak
- Pokemon Quest Meowth
- Pokemon Quest Metapod
- Pokemon Quest Mew
- Pokemon Quest Mewtwo
- Pokemon Quest Mr. Mime
- Pokemon Quest Muk
- Pokemon Quest Nidoking
- Pokemon Quest Nidoqueen
- Pokemon Quest Nidorina
- Pokemon Quest Nidorino
- Pokemon Quest Ninetales
- Pokemon Quest Oddish
- Pokemon Quest Omanyte
- Pokemon Quest Omastar
- Pokemon Quest Onix
- Pokemon Quest Parasect
- Pokemon Quest Paras
- Pokemon Quest Persian
- Pokemon Quest Pidgeot
- Pokemon Quest Pidgeotto
- Pokemon Quest Pidgey
- Pokemon Quest Pikachu
- Pokemon Quest Pinsir
- Pokemon Quest Poliwag
- Pokemon Quest Poliwhirl
- Pokemon Quest Poliwrath
- Pokemon Quest Ponyta
- Pokemon Quest Porygon
- Pokemon Quest Primeape
- Pokemon Quest Psyduck
- Pokemon Quest Raichu
- Pokemon Quest Rapidash
- Pokemon Quest Sandslash
- Pokemon Quest Raticate
- Pokemon Quest Rattata
- Pokemon Quest Rhydon
- Pokemon Quest Rhyhorn
- Pokemon Quest Sandshrew
- Pokemon Quest Scyther
- Pokemon Quest Seadra
- Pokemon Quest Seaking
- Pokemon Quest Seel
- Pokemon Quest Shellder
- Pokemon Quest Slowbro
- Pokemon Quest Slowpoke
- Pokemon Quest Snorlax
- Pokemon Quest Spearow
- Pokemon Quest Squirtle
- Pokemon Quest Starmie
- Pokemon Quest Staryu
- Pokemon Quest Tangela
- Pokemon Quest Tauros
- Pokemon Quest Tentacool
- Pokemon Quest Tentacruel
- Pokemon Quest Vaporeon
- Pokemon Quest Venomoth
- Pokemon Quest Venonat
- Pokemon Quest Venusaur
- Pokemon Quest Victreebel
- Pokemon Quest Vileplume
- Pokemon Quest Voltorb
- Pokemon Quest Vulpix
- Pokemon Quest Wartortle
- Pokemon Quest Weedle
- Pokemon Quest Weepinbell
- Pokemon Quest Weezing
- Pokemon Quest Wigglytuff
- Pokemon Quest Zapdos
- Pokemon Quest Zubat
- S-Tier: The rarest and the most difficult to get. All of them are Legendary Pokemon, that is why they are incredibly powerful and located at the top of the Tier List.
- A-Tier: Includes Strong Pokemon. All of them are evolved Pokemon, so you have a great chance to get them on your team by evolving your Pokemon.
- B-Tier: Pokemon represent the Above Average group. All of them are also the evolved forms of the less powerful Pokemon.
- C-Tier: consists of Average Pokemon. These are also evolved Pokemon which are slightly less powerful than the Above Average group.
- D-Tier: Pokemon are considered to be Average. Reach higher levels in Pokemon Quest, you will notice that their power sometimes is not sufficient for the passing of the level.
- F-Tier: Pokemon is the last in the table.
Pokemon Quest Pokemon List (Image)
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- Abra
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- Aerodactyl
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- Alakazam
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- Arcanine
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- Arbok
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- Bellsprout
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- Beedrill
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- Nidoran♂
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- Nidoran♀
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- Articuno
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- Butterfree
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- Bulbasaur
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- Blastoise
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- Chansey
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- Charizard
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- Caterpie
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- Clefable
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- Charmander
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- Charmeleon
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- Clefairy
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- Cubone
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- Cloyster
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- Dewgong
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- Dodrio
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- Ditto
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- Diglett
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- Dragonair
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- Doduo
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- Dragonite
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- Dratini
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- Drowzee
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- Dugtrio
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- Eevee
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- Ekans
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- Electabuzz
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- Electrode
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- Exeggcute
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- Exeggutor
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- Farfetch’d
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- Fearow
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- Flareon
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- Gastly
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- Gengar
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- Geodude
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- Gloom
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- Golbat
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- Goldeen
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- Golduck
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- Golem
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- Graveler
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- Growlithe
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- Grimer
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- Gyarados
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- Haunter
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- Hitmonchan
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- Hitmonlee
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- Horsea
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- Hypno
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- Ivysaur
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- Jigglypuff
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- Jolteon
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- Jynx
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- Kabuto
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- Kabutops
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- Kadabra
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- Kakuna
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- Kangaskhan
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- Kingler
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- Koffing
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- Krabby
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- Lapras
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- Lickitung
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- Machamp
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- Machoke
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- Machop
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- Moltres
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- Magikarp
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- Magmar
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- Magnemite
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- Magneton
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- Mankey
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- Marowak
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- Meowth
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- Metapod
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- Mew
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- Mewtwo
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- Mr. Mime
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- Muk
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- Nidoking
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- Nidoqueen
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- Nidorina
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- Nidorino
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- Ninetales
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- Oddish
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- Omanyte
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- Omastar
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- Onix
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- Parasect
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- Paras
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- Persian
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- Pidgeot
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- Pidgeotto
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- Pidgey
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- Pikachu
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- Pinsir
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- Poliwag
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- Poliwhirl
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- Poliwrath
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- Ponyta
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- Porygon
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- Primeape
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- Psyduck
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- Raichu
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- Rapidash
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- Sandslash
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- Raticate
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- Rattata
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- Rhydon
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- Rhyhorn
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- Sandshrew
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- Scyther
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- Seadra
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- Seaking
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- Seel
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- Shellder
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- Slowbro
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- Slowpoke
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- Snorlax
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- Spearow
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- Squirtle
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- Starmie
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- Staryu
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- Tangela
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- Tauros
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- Tentacool
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- Tentacruel
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- Vaporeon
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- Venomoth
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- Venonat
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- Venusaur
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- Victreebel
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- Vileplume
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- Voltorb
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- Vulpix
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- Wartortle
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- Weedle
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- Weepinbell
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- Weezing
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- Wigglytuff
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- Zapdos
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- Zubat
The best starter Pokemon to choose in Pokemon Quest is:
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- Pikachu
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- Eevee
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- Charmander
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- Bulbasaur
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- Squirtle
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- Acid Armor
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- Aerial Ace
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- Agility
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- Amnesia
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- Aqua Jet
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- Aqua Ring
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- Astonish
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- Aurora Veil
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- Barrier
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- Belly Drum
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- Blizzard
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- Bonemerang
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- Bounce
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- Bubble
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- Bulk Up
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- Bullet Seed
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- Charge
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- Charm
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- Close Combat
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- Comet Punch
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- Confuse Ray
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- Cross Chop
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- Crunch
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- Dazzling Gleam
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- Dig
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- Draco Meteor
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- Dragon Claw
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- Dragon Dance
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- Dragon Pulse
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- Dragon Rush
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- Drain Punch
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- Draining Kiss
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- Drill Peck
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- Dynamic Punch
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- Earthquake
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- Egg Bomb
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- Electric Terrain
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- Electroweb
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- Ember
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- Explosion
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- Extreme Speed
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- Fire Blast
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- Fire Punch
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- Fire Spin
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- Flail
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- Flame Charge
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- Flame Wheel
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- Flamethrower
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- Flare Blitz
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- Flash
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- Flash Cannon
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- Flatter
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- Fly
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- Focus Energy
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- Follow Me
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- Fury Swipes
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- Giga Impact
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- Growl
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- Gust
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- Harden
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- Heat Wave
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- High Jump Kick
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- Hurricane
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- Hydro Pump
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- Hyper Beam
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- Hypnosis
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- Ice Beam
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- Ice Punch
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- Icicle Crash
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- Icy Wind
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- Iron Defense
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- Iron Tail
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- Lava Plume
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- Leech Life
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- Leech Seed
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- Leer
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- Lick
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- Light Screen
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- Lunge
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- Meditate
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- Mega Drain
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- Mega Punch
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- Megahorn
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- Metal Claw
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- Metal Sound
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- Mud-Slap
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- Nasty Plot
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- Night Slash
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- Outrage
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- Petal Dance
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- Pin Missile
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- Play Rough
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- Poison Powder
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- Poison Sting
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- Power-Up Punch
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- Psybeam
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- Psychic
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- Psycho Cut
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- Psystrike
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- Rage Powder
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- Razor Leaf
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- Recover
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- Rest
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- Roar
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- Rock Blast
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- Rock Polish
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- Rock Smash
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- Rock Throw
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- Rock Tomb
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- Rolling Kick
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- Rollout
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- Roost
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- Sandstorm
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- Scratch
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- Self-Destruct
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- Shadow Ball
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- Shore Up
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- Silver Wind
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- Sing
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- Sky Attack
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- Slam
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- Sludge Bomb
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- Smog
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- Soft-Boiled
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- Solar Beam
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- Spark
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- Spikes
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- Splash
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- Spore
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- Stealth Rock
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- Steel Wing
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- Stomp
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- String Shot
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- Stun Spore
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- Submission
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- Substitute
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- Sucker Punch
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- Supersonic
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- Surf
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- Sweet Kiss
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- Swords Dance
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- Synthesis
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- Tackle
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- Tailwind
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- Take Down
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- Taunt
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- Teleport
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- Thunder
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- Thunder Punch
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- Thunder Shock
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- Thunderbolt
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- Toxic
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- Transform
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- Tri Attack
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- Twister
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- U-turn
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- Venom Drench
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- Vine Whip
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- Volt Tackle
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- Waterfall
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- Whirlpool
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- Whirlwind
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- Will-O-Wisp
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- Withdraw
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- Work Up
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- Zen Headbutt
Pokemon Quest Evolution
Gameplay
Tips and Tricks
- Your First Choice is a Key to Start
- Empower Your Pokémon with Power Stones.
- Make Your Moves.
- Attract New Pokémon with Tasty Cuisine.
- Square Your Pokémon’s Power.
- Take Three for the Team.
- Run—Don’t Get Boxed In.
About Game
Pokémon Quest is a free-to-play action-adventure game in the Pokémon series developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo and The Pokémon Company.
- Developer: Nintendo, Game Freak.
- Original author: Nintendo, Game Freak.
- Mode: Single-player video game.
- Developer: Game Freak.
- Composers: Shinji Hosoe, Eguchi Takahiro.
- Genres: Role-playing Video Game, Actio.