Route 3 - Ouvert Way

Level Range of wild pokemon: 4-5

Water Pokemon

You need to come back later once you have the capability to do encounter these Pokemon.

After leaving the forest, you’ll have another conversation with your fellow fledgling trainers. Serena will give you the Adventure Rules book. After the conversation, you’ll be free to go wherever you want again. Save your game if you haven’t yet then continue north. You’ll find a few trainers along the way as well.

Preschooler Oliver (Prize: 62)

• LV2 Caterpie (bug)
• LV4 Azurill (normal/fairy)

This is another trainer battle that you shouldn’t have problems with. Azurill has a water-type attack but you shouldn’t worry even if you’re using Fennekin since you can win the battle with brute force, ignoring Fennekin’s elemental weakness. If you’re using Chespin then you should be able to defeat Azurill in a breeze.

Preschooler Ella (Prize money: 80)

• LV5 Pichu (electric)

Ella’s pokemon isn’t that much of a trouble as well. Just mow it down with whatever pokemon you have, especially if you’re focus-training your starter.

Move along and go downstairs to the left. A running person will abruptly stop you and will just pass through. There’s an item to the northeast but you won’t be able to access it for now. Head south to challenge a schoolgirl.

Schoolgirl Bridget (Prize money: 192)

• LV6 Bidoof (normal)

Continue south, past Bridget and jump over the ledge. Pick up the Super Potion and go around the patch of grass to encounter another trainer ahead.

Schoolboy Brighton (Prize money: 96)

• LV3 Pansage (grass)
• LV3 Pansear (fire)
• LV3 Panpour (water)

Pansage is a grass-type, Pansear is a fire-type and Panpour is a water-type. You can exploit their weaknesses or just rely on brute strength by having higher levels than them.

Continue north to reach Santalune City.

(After getting HM01 Cut)

Use Cut to remove the thorny tree beside the stairs then get a Revive at the end of the path.