Pokemon Soul Silver How To Find Mewtwo

Cerulean Cavern and finding Mewtwo are the main objectives in Pokémon Let'south Go'south post-game, following on from your get-go battle with the Elite 4 at Indigo Plateau.

Below, we'll cover any and all of the obtainable Pokémon, detail locations, trainers and their squads that you might run into in the surface area, also as walking you through any key steps of the journey - like where each and every ladder leads - forth the style.

We've also opted to suspension out walkthrough pages down into sections, referring to each of your visits to a given location, seeing equally y'all often backtrack or revisit diverse places in your quest to become Champion! Where applicable, we'll split our page into one department for each visit, and of form if there are whatsoever, clearly mark any spoilers, as well!

For more like this, be it specific systems explainers or walkthrough pages on more than locations, head back to our main Pokémon Let's Go walkthrough and guide hub.

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Pokémon Permit's Get: Cerulean Cave - how to discover Mewtwo and how to beat it
Pokémon Allow'due south Get: Cerulean Cavern Entrance 1F - available Pokémon, items and trainers
Pokémon Allow'due south Go: Cerulean Cave 2d Flooring 2F - available Pokémon, items and trainers
Pokémon Let's Go: Cerulean Cavern Basement B1F - available Pokémon, items and trainers

Pokémon Let's Become: Cerulean Cave - how to find Mewtwo and how to beat it

Cerulean Cave, unlike the other caves of Pokémon Let'due south Get, simply has one way in or out, so there'southward no fastest route to the other side for use to cover. Instead, your objective lies inside the cave itself: a showdown with the game'south about powerful Pokémon, Mewtwo, and your gamble to grab information technology.

It'southward relatively like shooting fish in a barrel to reach Mewtwo, and so here we'll item how to do it step by pace, whilst the sections below volition cover the residual of Cerulean Cave and all the extremely rare items and Pokémon you can find here, which are well worth investigating!

The fastest fashion to find Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave

Enter Cerulean Cavern and go due n, across the water, to the beginning chip expanse y'all can land on in the north-east corner.
Take the ladder there, 1F-A, up to 2F.
On 2F, go all the way left (west) to the ladder we've labelled 2F-F, in the north-w corner, and take that back down to 1F.
Dorsum on 1F y'all'll be in a small corner expanse with another downwards ladder, 1F-G. Have that downwardly to B1F.
On B1F, caput correct (east) and and then down (south), circling dorsum on yourself to a trunk of water in the bottom left (southward-westward) corner of the room.
Hop onto the h2o and surf north, to the western side of the room, where yous'll find Mewtwo.

As with the other Legendary Pokémon - and other interactable Pokémon like the sleeping Snorlax you found earlier - you lot'll need to defeat Mewtwo in boxing before you can catch information technology.

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How to beat out Mewtwo

This is by far your hardest challenge to date: Mewtwo is level 70, and boosts all of its stats when you showtime start the boxing. Information technology'll be faster than almost of your Pokémon at a similar level, and deal out more damage than most, too.

The expert news, however, is that Mewtwo only knows Psychic-blazon attacks. Night-blazon Pokémon are totally immune to them, so any one-half-decent Dark-type that you have (there aren't many in Kanto: we used Mega-Gyarados, but yous could too try Alolan Persian, Alolan Muk, or Alolan Raticate!). That'll let you to sit there and take downwardly information technology's health in full safety, as long as you lot remember to stay within the five-minute time limit!

If you lot don't accept access to any Dark-types for whatsoever reason, another good tactic is using Paralysis. Thunder Wave and Stun Spore are reliable options, as is Eevee's Buzzy Fizz. Paralysis halves the Speed stat of the Pokémon afflicted, which'll make it much easier for y'all to get in big one-off attacks from your Pokémon before Mewtwo has a chance to attack and knock them out!

How to take hold of Mewtwo

Catching Mewtwo is too harder than it is with any other Pokémon, thanks to i difference: information technology has a force field, which goes up every now and then, that prevents you from using whatsoever items (in fact y'all tin can utilise items but they'd take no event, so will go to waste!).

That ways no berries for making information technology easier to grab - merely it's like shooting fish in a barrel plenty to work around. Just go the Berry of choice set to employ and and then wait for the force field to become down (information technology's the purple glowing aura around the Mewtwo), and quickly use it then. Y'all can also utilise Assurance at whatsoever time, they aren't affected by it, so if you're non using items, just crack on as usual! We have a defended guide to catching Pokémon in Let'southward Go if yous're after some tips on perfecting your throws.

Pokémon Let'due south Go: Cerulean Cave Archway 1F - available Pokémon, items and trainers

The rest of this page features sections on each of the three floors in Cerulean Cave, including where every ladder leads and all the available Pokémon, items and trainers as usual!

Cerulean Cave's hidden items

The main betoken of note here - outside of Mewtwo, of course - is that Cerulean Cavern has an unusual item situation: it features a huge amount of rare items - all hidden - that respawn quite quickly, subsequently just a few minutes (as opposed to the ususal one-twenty-four hours respawn rate for hidden items elsewhere in the world).

They likewise suspension downward into three crude categories: the small number of hidden items that respawn in fixed areas on 1F and B1F, the large number of rare items that respawn at random in the glowing patches on 2F, and the pocket-size number of ultra-rare items (Fossils, Max Revives, and even Master Balls) that respawn at a slower charge per unit in fixed locations on 2F and B1F. Nosotros note all of these in the tables within the sections beneath!

Quick tip: Your partner Pokémon's tail starts wagging when you lot're near a hidden item, and wags quickly when yous're standing right past it. Use that to help sniff out all the hidden goodies!

Entrance Level 1F Ladders

Available Pokémon

Pokémon	Notes
Poliwag	H2o
Poliwhirl	Water
Poliwrath	Rare, H2o
Magikarp	Water
Geodude	Standard walking
Graveler	Standard walking
Lickitung	Standard walking
Zubat	Standard walking
Golbat	Standard walking
Psyduck	Standard walking
Golduck	Standard walking
Rhyhorn	Standard walking
Rhydon	Standard walking
Ditto	Standard walking
Snorlax	Take hold of Combo

Bachelor Items

Item	Location
Total Heal	At the end of the river, s side.
Max Revive	In fundamental raised upward platform south of the river
Max Repel	On raised upper platform in n-west area
PP Max	North-east corner on the small-scale raised platform by the ladder
Full Restore	Hidden, in glowing patch in central raised platform due south of the river
Rare Candy	Hidden, on far west platform, facing up towards the trivial expanse with 2 ladders reached from 2F.

Pokémon Permit'southward Become: Cerulean Cave Second Floor 2F - available Pokémon, items and trainers

This floor, 2F, is 1 open area with a big amount of ladders leading down, and a large corporeality of glowing patches, too. It also features one item spot of interest.

That's the big glowing crystal in the heart of the room. It seems to accept particularly rare items in it, with a random take chances of you getting a Max Revive or any of the three fossils (One-time Amber, Helix Fossil or Dome Fossil) and even a Primary Ball, if you're lucky! It respawns every few minutes similar the others.

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2F Ladders

Available Pokémon

Pokémon	Notes
Geodude	Standard walking
Graveler	Standard walking
Lickitung	Standard walking
Zubat	Standard walking
Golbat	Standard walking
Rhyhorn	Standard walking
Rhydon	Standard walking
Ditto	Standard walking
Chansey	Standard walking
Snorlax	Catch Combo

Available Items

Item	Location
Max Lure	About the northern wall, fairly central
Full Restore	Half fashion down eastern wall
Max Revive	On the right of the small square block on eastern side
5x Ultra Assurance	Centre of the southern wall
Rare Candy	South and and slightly due west of center, below a rectangular block
10x Ultra Balls	Hidden, chance to find in glowing patch
Golden Razz Drupe	Subconscious, chance to find in glowing patch
Golden Pinap Berry	Subconscious, gamble to find in glowing patch
Ultra Ball	Hidden, hazard to find in glowing patch
Gilded Nanab Drupe	Subconscious, chance to find in glowing patch
Golden Nanab Drupe	Hidden, chance to notice in glowing patch
Great Ball	Hidden, chance to observe in glowing patch
Ultra Ball	Hidden, gamble to find in glowing patch
Golden Pinap Drupe	Hidden, take chances to find in glowing patch
Keen Brawl	Hidden, run a risk to find in glowing patch
Dome Fossil	Hidden, run a risk to find in large central crystal
Helix Fossil	Subconscious, chance to find in big primal crystal
Quondam Bister	Subconscious, chance to notice in large primal crystal
Primary Ball	Hidden, chance to discover in large central crystal

Pokémon Permit'southward Go: Cerulean Cave Basement B1F - bachelor Pokémon, items and trainers

The basement, B1F, has fewer items to find, but another spot similar the large central cystal on 2F that has a hazard of giving you a hidden Fossil or Max Revive.

Otherwise, this is where y'all'll find and battle Mewtwo (as explained in the top department) and, in a massive piece of fan service, battle the legendary Pokémon Trainer Dark-green, also.

Green appears on the far left platform where you lot defenseless Mewtwo, one time y'all've left and re-entered the cave having done so. She commencement throws Poké Balls at you, thinking you lot're a wild Pokémon yourself! Afterward that she'll battle you lot, dissapointed that she lost out on the chance to catch the super-strong Pokémon.

If yous defeat her - she's one of the toughest trainers in the game - she'll advantage y'all with the two Mewtwo Mega Stones: Mewtwonite X and Mewtwonite Y, which is the only mode to become them!

Basement B1FLadders

Image	Ladder Characterization	Upward or Down	Location	Destination
	B1F-A	Up	North-due west expanse on raised platform	1F-G

Available Pokémon

Pokémon	Notes
Poliwag	Water
Poliwhirl	Water
Poliwrath	Rare, H2o
Magikarp	H2o
Geodude	Standard walking
Graveler	Standard walking
Lickitung	Standard walking
Zubat	Standard walking
Golbat	Standard walking
Psyduck	Standard walking
Golduck	Standard walking
Rhyhorn	Standard walking
Rhydon	Standard walking
Ditto	Standard walking
Snorlax	Catch Philharmonic
Mewtwo	Defeat in battle.

Bachelor Items

Item	Location
Escape Rope	In north-east corner
Total Restore	Eastern terminate of central raised platform
Max Elixir	South-west of fundamental area just earlier the water
Dome Fossil	Subconscious, chance to find in footling lower fundamental ledge of central platform
Helix Fossil	Hidden, chance to find in petty lower fundamental ledge of central platform
One-time Bister	Hidden, chance to find in little lower primal ledge of central platform
Max Revive	Hidden, chance to detect in picayune lower cardinal ledge of central platform
PP Max	Hidden, in acme left corner of water past Mewtwo'southward platform
5x Poké Assurance	On the floor afterward Green throws them at you
Mewtwonite 10	Defeat Dark-green
Mewtwonite Y	Defeat Green

Notation that there's also another rare item respawning spot on this floor: above the small pool of water just right of the entrance ladder, on the left of that trivial area in the wall next to the large crystal. We haven't been able to prove if this is a Fossil-respawning spot or just a rare item spot, but volition update if and when we practise!

Trainers and Battles

Trainer Proper name	Pokémon	Level
Wild Mewtwo	Mewtwo	lxx
Light-green	Celfable Ninetales Victreebel Kangaskhan Gengar Mega Blastoise	66 66 66 66 66 68

With that, y'all're done! Brand certain you've cleared out the other optional area, the Power Plant, that's where you find Zapdos, but otherwise head back to our main Pokémon Let's Become walkthrough and guide hub for all the other pages we have similar this, to check there's nothing else yous've missed!