To make an overly long story short and as a simpler version for all those of you who pulled a tl dr on me: location is VERY important for grinding. The fact is, you'll be forced to switch, and as you probably know that halfs exp as it gets split between combatants. It's generally hard) you'll know it only learns an electric attack, which has no effect on the rock/ground type Geodude. You're having fun at first, shocking Zubats away when - uh oh! It's a Geodude! If you've ever raised a Pichu (if not, don't. When grinding, take into account Effort Values(EV's). This might lead you to, for example, train your Pichu at Mt. The exception to this rule is if you have a Pokemon with an advantage over its opponent, such as grinding with a Wartortle at Diglett's Cave/ KantoConnex the only thing you'll find are Diglett in certain areas and I'm pretty sure your Wartortle knows a water type move (it should). Rattata has no advantage over any of its opponents, so it's beneficial to have it fight lower leveled opponents. This is usually the case when you don't have an advantage over your opponent. Generally speaking, you will want to grind against enemies that are a few levels (2-5) below your own. To which I say: you've come to the right place my friend. If you're reading this, I'm going to assume you don't have the resources (money, charisma, etc) to amass rare candies and are here to figure out "what is the best method of grinding". battling opponent after opponent for a really long time to gain exp and eventually level up) or rare candies (duh). When it comes to leveling up, there are only two ways: grinding (e.g.
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