Pokemon Let’s Go Mewtwo

About Pokemon Let’s Go Mewtwo

Dynamax, Gigantamax, Mega Evolution, fusion Pokémon, and regional forms make Pokémon Let’s Go Mewtwo a wide-ranging FireRed overhaul. Unbeatable Red's completed GBA hack includes Pokémon from across its expanded roster, Fairy type, physical-special-status move categories, and fourth- and fifth-generation attacks. It also uses randomization, improved outdoor graphics, a day-and-night system, capture experience, forgettable HMs, EV training routes, and revised menus, screens, and battle presentation.

What's in it

• Improved outdoor graphics.
• Includes 1,500 Pokémon.
• Includes Dynamax and Gigantamax.
• Uses randomization.
• Adds Fakemon.
• Includes fusion Pokémon.
• Includes Alolan forms.
• Includes Galar Pokémon.
• Includes two regions.
• Includes Mega Evolutions.
• Adds attacks from generations four and five.
• Adds the Fairy type.
• Splits moves into physical, special, and status categories.
• Includes 3DS-style icons and sprites.
• Uses a day-and-night system.
• Uses a Pokémon Black and White menu background.
• Uses Nintendo DS-style battle graphics.
• Shares experience from Pokémon X and Y.
• Includes a Mega Evolution system.
• Adds new items.
• Adds new Evolution Stones.
• Changes HP bars.
• Gives experience for captures.
• Poison leaves Pokémon with 1 HP.
• Allows running indoors.
• Catch all Legendary Pokémon.
• Obtain all starter Pokémon.
• TMs have unlimited uses.
• Adds new TMs.
• Uses a recolored Pokédex.
• Changes battle text boxes.
• Changes the Start menu box.
• Changes dialogue text boxes.
• Adds a new Pokémon selection menu.
• Adds a new Pokémon summary screen.
• Uses the Black 2 and White 2 Repel system.
• Uses Nintendo DS-style graphics.
• Uses a capture experience system.
• HMs can be forgotten.
• Includes EV training routes.
• Adds more new items.