Pokemon Let's Go! Post-Game Content Includes Master Trainers to Fight

Pokemon Let's Go! Pikachu and Let's Go! Eevee are looking pretty solid, with decent graphics and gameplay that looks fun. While fans are worried about the GO-inspired mechanics, all of the trailers have shown that both games could be an enjoyable experience. Fans who are excited about both games have also been curious about what to do once the Pokemon League is done and now we know part of the post-game.

During an interview with Polygon, the developers revealed that there will be ‘Master Trainers' to take on after the main game is over. This is great to hear since the original Yellow version didn't give players much to do outside of catching Mewtwo. Not all of the post-game content was laid out but let's hope it's half as good as the one in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.

"A good portion of the more difficult stuff is in the post-game.There'sways to strengthen your Pokémon, and the reason you wanna do that is, you take on these master trainers these really powerful trainers that you encounter after the main story."

In the current age of gaming, post-game content has been a big factor since players really want to have their money's worth. The 3DS Pokemon games have somewhat done this well, offering legendaries that don't appear in the main game, new trainers to face, and teasers for the next mainline entry. Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon are jam-packed with content during the game and after it, so let's hope that this trend continues with the Let's Go titles.

We already know that Mewtwo and the three legendary birds will be a big part of the game, as well as the gym leaders players will need to beat to get into the Pokemon League. Meltan will also be a part of the game, though players will need to connect their copy of the game to Pokemon GO. Hopefully, more of the game's content is revealed now that we're one month away from its release.

Pokemon Let's Go! Pikachu and Let's Go! Eevee are coming to the Nintendo Switch on November 16.

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