Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
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50 free Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! trivia questions with answers — trivia quiz, new questions added Oct 2026.
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! arrived in 2018 as a fresh start for the series: a return to the place where it all began, rebuilt so that a newcomer could pick it up in minutes and a veteran could still find something new to aim for. A partner that never leaves your side, wild Pokémon you can see before you meet them, and a friend who can drop in to help all set the pair apart from every game before them. This quiz covers both versions. Expect questions on the partner Pokémon and the tricks only they can learn, the eight Gyms and what it takes to get through their doors, the villains and old friends you meet along the way, the Pokémon found in just one version, and what waits for you once the credits have rolled. It is written for anyone who has finished the adventure with either partner, and for fans of the originals curious about what changed. Questions run from easy openers to deep cuts for completists.
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Q 01Which Pokémon did the director of Pokémon: Let's Go pass over as a mascot because it shares Pikachu's colour?
Psyduck
Psyduck is a favourite of the game's director, who said he ruled it out for matching Pikachu and chose Eevee after seeing how much fan art it inspired.
Q 02Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! are remakes of which older game, itself modelled on the anime series?
Pokémon Yellow
Pokémon Yellow had a Pikachu that walked behind its Trainer, an idea the remakes extend by letting any Pokémon follow along.
Q 03How does Team Rocket's Meowth in the Pokémon: Let's Go games differ from the Meowth of the anime?
It cannot talk
It cannot talk: the games give the cat an ordinary Pokémon cry instead, and it never joins a battle either.
Q 04Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! borrowed their battle-free catching system from which mobile game?
Pokémon Go
Pokémon Go lent more than its throwing motion: Pokémon caught on a phone can be sent across to roam a special park in either version.
Q 05Erika's Celadon Gym in Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! only admits challengers who show her what?
A cute Pokémon
A cute Pokémon is the price of admission, and the partner riding along with every challenger is quite cute enough to count.
Q 06Which Mythical Pokémon came stored inside the Poké Ball Plus controller sold alongside the Pokémon: Let's Go games?
Mew
Mew cannot be caught anywhere in the games themselves, and each ball-shaped controller carried just a single one to hand over.
Q 07After the Elite Four fall in Pokémon: Let's Go, which friendly rival is revealed as the Champion to beat?
Trace
Trace reaches the Pokémon League first and takes the title, only to lose it to his childhood friend moments later.
Q 08Which bumbling duo from the Pokémon anime block the road out of Viridian City in Pokémon: Let's Go?
Jessie and James
Jessie and James take over the job of the grumpy old man who blocked the same road in the original games, and later fight as a pair in Double Battles.
Q 09In Pokémon: Let's Go, riding on Pokémon such as Arcanine and Rapidash stands in for which missing series staple?
The Bicycle
The Bicycle is gone from both versions, and Cerulean City's old bike shop is now the home of a collector who simply likes owning them.
Q 10The Pokémon: Let's Go games return to which region, home of the first 151 Pokémon and Professor Oak?
Kanto
Kanto had been remade once before, for the Game Boy Advance in 2004, so these games are the region's second remake.
Q 11Which Team Rocket boss turns out to be the eighth and final Gym Leader in Pokémon: Let's Go?
Giovanni
Giovanni hands over the Earth Badge after losing, then disbands Team Rocket to work on becoming a better Trainer.
Q 12Which Rock-type specialist awards the Boulder Badge at Pewter City's Gym in the Pokémon: Let's Go games?
Brock
Brock will not even let challengers through the door until they show him a Grass- or Water-type Pokémon, the two types his team fears most.
Q 13In Pokémon: Let's Go, the journey begins in which quiet hometown, site of Professor Oak's laboratory?
Pallet Town
Pallet Town is home to both the hero and the rival, who are each handed a Pokédex there and asked to fill it.
Q 21Which orphaned Pokémon, kidnapped by Team Rocket in Lavender Town, later joins the rival's team in Pokémon: Let's Go?
Cubone
Cubone is rescued from the hideout, calms the ghost of its mother in Pokémon Tower, and is then adopted into the rival's team.
Q 22Lt. Surge's Vermilion Gym in the Pokémon: Let's Go games hides its two puzzle switches inside what?
Trash cans
Trash cans hide both switches, and pressing the wrong can after the first resets the puzzle, sending challengers back to hunt again.
Q 23Which rival from the original games takes over the Viridian City Gym once the Pokémon: Let's Go story ends?
Blue
Blue, Professor Oak's grandson, made his own journey years earlier, so here he plays mentor, even handing out the first Mega Stones.
Q 14A salesman in the Route 4 Pokémon Center in Pokémon: Let's Go offers which fish Pokémon for 500?
Magikarp
Magikarp looks like a swindle, but the buyer gets the last laugh once it evolves into the fearsome Gyarados.
Q 15Which gift from Mr. Fuji wakes the Snorlax sleeping across Routes 12 and 16 in Pokémon: Let's Go?
Poké Flute
Poké Flute music wakes each Snorlax ready for a fight: both attack on the spot and must be beaten before they can be caught.
Q 16What can be thrown to calm a wild Pokémon before the Poké Ball is thrown in Pokémon: Let's Go?
Berries
Berries are a gift from Professor Oak once his parcel is delivered, in place of the Poké Balls he handed out in earlier games.
Q 17Which Legendary bird waits at the bottom of the Seafoam Islands in the Pokémon: Let's Go games?
Articuno
Articuno fights with all of its stats raised and must be beaten against the clock before a single ball can be thrown.
Q 18Team Rocket's secret hideout in Pokémon: Let's Go lies behind a poster inside which Celadon City business?
The Game Corner
The Game Corner no longer takes bets, either: its service desk has run out of Coins, so nobody can play the machines.
Q 19GO Park, where Pokémon sent over from a phone roam in Pokémon: Let's Go, replaced which Fuchsia City attraction?
The Safari Zone
The Safari Zone name survives only on the little zoo out front, while the park behind it can hold up to a thousand Pokémon.
Q 20How does a friend drop into a game of Pokémon: Let's Go to help with catching and battles?
Shaking another Joy-Con
Shaking another Joy-Con adds a helper at once, turning Trainer battles into two against one and letting both throw at the same wild Pokémon.
Q 24Which Mythical Pokémon, a blob of liquid metal topped with a hex nut, debuted alongside the Pokémon: Let's Go games?
Meltan
Meltan eats metal by corroding it, and it first turned up as a mystery creature in a phone game weeks before the console versions launched.
Q 25Partner Pikachu rides on a shoulder in Pokémon: Let's Go; where does partner Eevee travel instead?
On top of the head
On top of the head is Eevee's perch, and both partners stay put even while their Trainer rides another Pokémon.
Q 26In Pokémon: Let's Go, what is the partner Pokémon telling its Trainer when it starts wagging its tail?
A hidden item nearby
A hidden item nearby sets the tail going, and the same partner can be dressed up in outfits that match its Trainer's.
Q 27Chop Down and Sea Skim are Secret Techniques in Pokémon: Let's Go, replacing which feature of older games?
HM moves
HM moves used to fill one of a Pokémon's precious move slots; Secret Techniques are performed by the partner and take up none.
Q 28In Pokémon: Let's Go, the captain of which ship teaches the partner Pokémon the Secret Technique Chop Down?
S.S. Anne
S.S. Anne then sails away, and the newly learned trick is what finally opens the way into Vermilion City's Gym.
Q 29Blaine's Cinnabar Island Gym in the Pokémon: Let's Go remakes is staged as which kind of event?
A game show
A game show is the format: each right answer wins a Blaine doll, each wrong one means a battle, and five dolls earn a match with the man himself.
Q 30Vulpix runs wild only in Let's Go, Eevee!, while which Fire-type counterpart is found only in the Pikachu version?
Growlithe
Growlithe swaps places with Vulpix, though Eevee owners can still earn its evolved form, Arcanine, as a reward for catching five Meowth.