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The first of the four trainers, [[BP:Lorelei|Lorelei]], may well be the toughest… Although if you have strong Electric type attackers, that's not saying much. {{bp|Zapdos}} learns Thunder at level 51, {{bp|Jolteon}} and {{bp|Electabuzz}} at level 54, {{bp|Pikachu}} at level 43, and {{bp|Magneton}} and {{bp|Electrode}} can learn it from '''TM 25'''… So there's no excuse not to have at least one fighter with this incredible attack that's capable of wiping out four of Lorelei's five attackers with one shot each. The exception is | The first of the four trainers, [[BP:Lorelei|Lorelei]], may well be the toughest… Although if you have strong Electric type attackers, that's not saying much. {{bp|Zapdos}} learns Thunder at level 51, {{bp|Jolteon}} and {{bp|Electabuzz}} at level 54, {{bp|Pikachu}} at level 43, and {{bp|Magneton}} and {{bp|Electrode}} can learn it from '''TM 25'''… So there's no excuse not to have at least one fighter with this incredible attack that's capable of wiping out four of Lorelei's five attackers with one shot each. The exception is Lapras. Using hitmonlee with a double or rolling kick should do the trick, even in the high level 30's | ||
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