In Pokemon Fire Red where is the best place to train weak Pokemon?

Answer 1

Ok, first of all think about these questions: What level is my Pokemon? What level do I wish it to be at? Do I want my Pokemon to evolve to the next evolution? Will I be able to have enough time to keep my Pokemon to not get harmed and faint? Do I have the patience of training this Pokemon?

So, now if you have checked out these questions, will you be able to do these all at once, without harming your Pokemon from battles itself, patience, and without even switching it out when it faints. First of all, this part is a very easy way to train your Pokemon, so it doesn't not like you, but is very happy with you. If you have your Experience Share still, then that is a great, and is a very easy way to train your Pokemon, unless of course you wanna take a challenge by training it without an easier way. There are two really great places to train your low level, or weak Pokemon: Cerulean Cave for higher leveled "50 or higher" Pokemon or the Elite Four for really high level Pokemon. So, what if your Pokemon is about, let's say Level 26, and you think, "Hey, this is going to take way to long to train this Pokemon! I am just going to not accomplish this task." Whoa, buddy! Stop right there! Give your Pokemon the Experience Share first of all to hold. Now, if you have many strong Pokemon, then go into Cerulean Cave and bring out your stronger Pokemon, and then once you win the battle of the Wild Pokemon, your weaker, low-leveled Pokemon won't get harmed.

But, wait, what if this takes to long, and your Pokemon isn't getting enough experience as you wish? If this happens, go straight to the Elite Four, or you may do this first. Check to see if your Pokemon has the Experience Share, and put five other strong Pokemon in your Pokemon section, and remember to have your Pokemon you want to train to a higher level. This is a recommended team of Pokemon, which I use every time I fight the Elite Four, and succeed easily:

Level 100 Blastoise (Professor Oak), used on Lorelei's Pokemon, and Bruno's Pokemon.

Level 100 Alakazam (in the wild near Cerulean Cave, started as Abra), used on Agatha's Pokemon, and on Gary's Venusaur.

Level 77 Mewtwo (Cerulean Cave), used on Lance's Gyarados and sometimes Gary's Venusaur if my Alakazam somehow fainted.

Level 84 Articuno (Seafoam Islands), used sometimes on Lance's Pokemon, but mainly she/he always faints before even attacking once. :)

Level 75 Rayquaza (traded from Sapphire), sometimes used on Lance's Dragonite's, but I always switch him out for Alakazam.

Level 71 Salamence. Ok, for Salamence, I didn't train him from fighting; *ding, ding*--> Experience Share. Whoa, whoa, whoa... hold it... Ok, let's see this diagram below:

Started as Bagon from Level 12, and using only Experience Share, from Level 12 to Level 71.

From fighting the Elite Four, with your Experience Share, you can gain a lot of levels for your weaker Pokemon! And, if you go to Gary's sister's house, Daisy, and you put your stronger Pokemon which you trained to a stronger one in front, without letting it fainting, and using your Experience Share from making it gain enough levels, Daisy will most likely say, "Your Pokemon looks very happy!" That is what my Salamence's mood is, because, I never, ever let it faint! So, Experience Share is kind of, not really, a cheat for getting your Pokemon quick levels. And also, my Salamence that started at Level 12, to Level 71, only using Experience Share, he gained that many levels over a period of 3 days. I play Pokemon a lot, so that's why, 'cause I think it's entertaining and fun, he he... So, hope I helped, and put a little humor into it! Bye! Peace. ~ Anonymous :)