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The Alfornada Gym Leader, Tulip, is the best Gym Leader to challenge seventh in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV). Read on to learn about Tulip's Pokemon team, Tulip's type specialty, best Pokemon to use against Tulip, and how to get to the Alfornada Gym.
| Previous Gym Leader | Next Gym Leader |
|---|---|
 Ryme: Ghost Gym Leader |
 Grusha: Ice Gym Leader |
| Alfornada Gym Guides | |
|---|---|
| Alfornada Gym Test | Alfornada Gym Leader |
List of Contents
| No. | Steps to Get There |
|---|---|
| 1 |  Start from the Pokemon Center at West Province (Area One). |
| 2 |  Make your way up the cliff. |
| 3 |  Follow along the cliffside until you see the shoreline. |
| 4 |  Drop down and move along the shoreline. |
| 5 |  Follow the arrow and head up the rocky path. |
| 6 |  Enter through the large cave opening and go straight ahead. |
| 7 |  Turn right at the first corner. |
| 8 |  Turn right at the second corner. |
| 9 |  After passing an NPC, enter the small cave. |
| 10 |  Exit from the cave and go straight ahead to the Pokemon Center. |
Alfornada Map, Features, and Things to Do
| ▲Alfornada Gym Leader Tulip |
Type Specialty | |
|---|---|---|
|
||
| Best Team Level | ||
| Lv. 45 ~ Lv. 50 | ||
| Pokemon | Type | Moves |
|---|---|---|
 Farigiraf
Lv. 44 |
|
・
Crunch
・ Zen Headbutt ・ Reflect |
 Gardevoir
Lv. 44 |
|
・
Psychic
・ Dazzling Gleam ・ Energy Ball |
 Espathra
Lv. 44 |
|
・
Psychic
・ Quick Attack ・ Shadow Ball |
 Florges
Lv. 45 |
Tera Type
|
・
Psychic
・ Dazzling Gleam ・ Petal Blizzard |
| Pokemon | Recommended Moves |
|---|---|
 Skeledirge
(Lv. 45) |
・
Torch Song
(upon evolution) ・ Bug Bite (learns at Lv. 22) ・ First Impression (learns at Lv. 44) ・ Throat Chop (learns at Lv. 36) |
 Meowscarada
(Lv. 45) |
・
Flower Trick
(upon evolution) ・ Flamethrower (learns at Lv. 32) ・ Shadow Ball (learns at Lv. 38) ・ Bite (learns at Lv. 15) |
 Lokix
(Lv. 45) |
・
Lunge
(upon evolution) ・ Bug Bite (learns at Lv. 22) ・ First Impression (learns at Lv. 44) ・ Throat Chop (learns at Lv. 36) |
| Best Team To Beat Tulip When Starting With Sprigatito | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Meowscarada
(Lv. 45) |
Lokix
(Lv. 45) |
 Tinkaton
(Lv. 45) |
Since most of Tulip's Pokemon are weak against Dark types, Meowscarada's Dark type moves such as Night Slash really shine in this battle. Just remember to switch Meowscarada out against Tulip's Gardevoir and Florges, because Meowscarada takes Super Effective damage from Fairy type moves.
| Best Team To Beat Tulip When Starting With Fuecoco | ||
|---|---|---|
|
Skeledirge
(Lv. 45) |
Lokix
(Lv. 45) |
Tinkaton
(Lv. 45) |
Skeledirge's signature move Torch Song increases its Special Attack after every use, so use this move first against Farigiraf who is immune to Ghost Type moves. Using Shadow Ball against the rest of Tulip's Pokemon after getting the Special Attack boosts can guarantee an easy win against her.
| Best Team To Beat Tulip When Starting With Quaxly | ||
|---|---|---|
 Quaquaval
(Lv. 45) |
Lokix
(Lv. 45) |
Tinkaton
(Lv. 45) |
Fighting types are weak against all of Tulip's Pokemon, so keep Quaquaval benched for this fight, and let Lokix take the lead. Lokix' Dark type grants it immunity to Psychic type moves, but keep in mind its weakness to Fairy type moves. You can also Terastallize Lokix to remove its weakness against Fairy types!
Before you have the chance to face Tulip, you must first pass the Emotional Spectrum Challenge. In this test, you need to copy the emotions being shown by Dendra's Medicham, similar to a Rhythm game. Once you successfully clear the test you may challenge Tulip.
Emotional Spectrum Practice: Psychic Gym Challenge Walkthrough
Since Tulip's Pokemon are in their evolved forms, your best odds at defeating Gym Leader Tulip are to raise your Pokemon to Lv. 45 or higher, evolving those you can in the process.
Players can Terastallize their Pokemon at the very start of Gym Battes. We recommend you take advantage of Ghost and Bug Tera Types, as it will allow you to get easier one hit knock outs on Tulip's Pokemon.
All Terastal Forms and Tera Types
| Reward | Effect |
|---|---|
 Psychic Badge |
・Pokemon of Lv. 55 or lower that you've caught will not disobey your commands in battle. ・Pokemon that are up to Lv. 55 are easier to catch. ▶︎ Obedience Guide |
 TM120 Psychic |
Type:
Classification:
Power: 90
Accuracy: 100 |
| Pokemon | Type | Moves |
|---|---|---|
|
Farigiraf
Lv. 65 |
|
・
Crunch
・ Zen Headbutt ・ Reflect ・ Iron Head |
|
Gardevoir
Lv. 65 |
|
・
Psychic
・ Dazzling Gleam ・ Energy Ball ・ Mystical Fire |
|
Espathra
Lv. 65 |
|
・
Psychic
・ Quick Attack ・ Shadow Ball ・ Dazzling Gleam |
 Gallade
Lv. 65 |
|
・
Psycho Cut
・ Leaf Blade ・ X-Scissor ・ Close Combat |
|
Florges
Lv. 66 |
Tera Type
|
・
Psychic
・ Moonblast ・ Petal Blizzard ・ Charm |
Gym Leader Rematches: All Rematch Teams Guide
| Pokemon | Type | Moves |
|---|---|---|
 Kingambit
Lv. 70 |
Tera Type
|
・
Kowtow Cleave
・ Night Slash ・ Swords Dance ・ Iron Head |
|
Lokix
Lv. 70 |
Tera Type
|
・
Lunge
・ Throat Chop ・ First Impression ・ X-Scissor |
 Mimikyu
Lv. 70 |
Tera Type
|
・
Shadow Claw
・ Play Rough ・ Shadow Sneak ・ Swords Dance |
|
Skeledirge
Lv. 70 |
Tera Type
|
・
Torch Song
・ Earth Power ・ Shadow Ball ・ Hyper Voice |
Tulip's specialty are Psychic Type Pokemon, so it is a common choice to use Dark type Pokemon who are immune to Psychic attacks. To counter this, Tulip's Pokemon has moves that are Super Effective against Dark Types, such as Gallade's X-Scissor and Close Combat. Keep this in mind, especially when using Kingambit, who is 4x weak to Fighting Type moves.
Alternatively, you can use Mimikyu whose Ghost Typing allows it to be immune to Fighting Type moves and has access to the Disguise ability, which allows it to block one attack from Tulip's Pokemon. Skeledirge is also a great option if you started with Fuecoco, since it has 4x resistance to X-Scissor, and immunity to Fighting type Moves.
Post Game Content: What to Do After the Story
 The Way Home Walkthrough |
|
|---|---|
| Professor Sada (Pokemon Scarlet) |
Professor Turo (Pokemon Violet) |
Post Game Content: What to Do After the Story
| DLC Story Guides | |
|---|---|
| The Teal Mask | The Indigo Disk |
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