In Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, an open game world awaits you, which offers you a lot of freedom. Besides the well-known defeating of the gym leaders and the top four, you can also defeat special Pokémon hidden in the world or attend classes at the academy. Of course, you can’t miss a group of opponents, and in the newest edition it’s Team Star.
You can visit the arenas in any order. However, in our guide we will present you with an optimal order and show you not only the Pokémon level but also their weaknesses.
The optimal order of Gym Leaders in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet
1) Molardin
- Arena leader: Ronah
- Sits up in battle: Beetle Pokémon (Level 14 – 15)
- Weaknesses: Fire, Flight, Rock
2) Bolardin
- Arena leader: Colzo
- Sits up in battle: Plant Pokémon (Level 16 – 17)
- Weaknesses: Fire, Flight, Poison, Ice, Bugs
3) Fermanca
- Arena leader: Enigmara
- Sits on in battle: Electric Pokémon (Level 23 – 24)
- Weaknesses: Floor
4) Garrafosa
- Arena leader: Kombu
- Sits up in battle: Water Pokémon (Level 29 – 30)
- Weaknesses: Electric, plant
5) Mesclarra
- Arena leader: Aoki
- Sits on in battle: Normal Pokémon (Level 35 – 36)
- Weaknesses: Combat
6) Frigomonta
- Arena leader: Etta
- Sits up in battle: Spirit Pokémon (Level 41 – 42)
- Weaknesses: Spirit, Unlight
7) Asarilla
- Arena leader: Tulia
- Sits up in battle: Psycho Pokémon (Level 44 – 45)
- Weaknesses: Spirit, Beetle, Unlight
8) Montanata
- Arena leader: Grusha
- Sits on in battle: Ice Pokémon (Level 47 – 48)
- Weaknesses: Fire, Rock, Fighting, Steel
Of course, you can fight the gym leaders in any order, but you should take into account the levels of the Pokémon. With this, “The Way of the Champ” should no longer be a problem for you in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.
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