Pokemon Scarlet/Violet: Ultimate Starfall Street Guide

In the open-world video game Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, the player assumes the position of a transfer student at a huge academy in the Paldea Region. The player is the only one who can choose what to accomplish in the game, whether it be to defeat every Pokemon Gym, finish the Pokedex and catch every Pokemon, search for the enigmatic new Titan Pokemon, or dissolve the mysterious Team Star.

In this guide, the player will learn how to complete the “Starfall Street” questline from start to finish!

The Beginning of Starfall Street

The ‘Starfall Street’ questline will start once the player receives a call from someone named Cassiopeia while roaming around during the player’s first time in the academy. Cassiopeia will say that the player has serious potential, so Cassiopeia will ask the player to help them with their plan to take down and disband Team Star, which Cassiopeia will explain is a group of troublemakers that was formed by some students, that they are a headache for the school, and that they try to bring other students down to their level. Cassiopeia will call this ‘Operation Starfall’ and, as they need allies to carry it out, ask the player to be one of them. 

Then, after Director Clavell sends the students to their Treasure, Arven and Nemona will argue about whether the player should check out the Pokemon Gyms or the Titan Pokemon when the player receives another call from Cassiopeia, who explains that Team Star is made up of five individual squads with each one having their own base.

Cassiopeia will say that they need the player to head to all five squad bases and beat each of the squad’s bosses, who will each specialize in a Pokemon type. Cassiopeia will then add the squad bases’ location on the player’s map. After that, the ‘Starfall Street’ questline has now started! Cassiopeia will continue that the Team Star’s grunts will try to get in the player’s way, but Cassiopeia will help from a distance.

In these squad bases, the player will participate in a new mechanic called the Star Barrage, where the player would have to battle many Pokemon within the time limit. To do so, the player must use the R button to summon multiple Pokemon, specifically the first three Pokemon in the player’s party, and have them battle the Grunts’ Pokemon simultaneously.

The player will lose if all of the player’s Pokemon run out of HP or the timer runs out. The player can retreat and give up by pressing the Y button before the timer runs out. Again, there is a total of five Squad Bases, and the following is the recommended order of Team Star Squad Bases to take on: 

1. Segin Squad

The Segin Squad is Team Star’s Dark Crew and has Giacomo, who runs the whole of Team Star and even produced the team’s soundtrack himself, as the squad’s Boss. Giacomo and the rest of the Segin Squad will mainly use Dark type Pokemon.

According to Cassiopeia, Giacomo is a sharp guy, so even Operation Starfall’s declaration of war against Team Star will not have ruffled Giacomo.

Location

The base of Team Star’s Dark Crew is in the northeastern part of West Province (Area One) just before the player can reach the Cascarrafa (or way north of Cortondo, the first city west of Mesagoza).

Grunt Battle

The Team Star Grunt at the gate of the Dark Crew’s Base will only use one Pokemon: a Level 19 Murkrow, which is a Dark and Flying-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness against Electric-type, Fairy-type, Ice-type, and Rock-type moves (super effective), a resistance against Dark-type, Ghost-type, and Grass-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Ground-type and Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Upon arriving at the gate of Segin Squad’s base, the player will have to battle one of Team Star’s Grunts before entering the Squad base.

Star Barrage

After defeating the Team Star Grunt, head towards the base’s gate, interact with the bell with the glowing button, confirm on the prompt to challenge Team Star’s Dark Crew, and the Star Barrage against the Segin Squad will begin!

Here, defeat 30 of the Dark Crew’s Pokemon within 10 minutes to face their boss, Giacomo. The Segin Squad’s Grunts in the base will mainly use Dark Pokemon so that they will use a lot of Sneasel, Sableye, Pawniard, Nymble, Stunky, Zorua, Murkrow, and Sandile.

It is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 22 and above with Bug-type, Fairy-type, and Fighting-type moves, as these moves deal super effective damage to Dark-type Pokemon to easily defeat the Grunts’ Pokemon inside the Dark crew’s base.

Giacomo

After the Star Barrage against the Dark Crew, the player will face their Boss, Giacomo. Giacomo will only use two Pokemon: a Level 21 Pawniard and a Level 20 Segin Starmobile, a Dark-type Revavroom. 

Pawniard is a Dark and Steel-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Fire-type, Ground type, and especially Fighting-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Dragon-type, Flying-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Poison-type and Psychic-type moves (no effect). 

Giacomo’s Pawniard will use the following moves: 

• Aerial Ace is a physical Flying-type move with 60 Power that, aside from dealing damage, is also a move that never misses unless the opposing Pokemon uses Protect, Detect, Bounce, Dig, Dive, Fly, Phantom Force, Shadow Force, and Sky Drop.
• Fury Cutter is a physical Bug-type move with 40 Power and 95 Accuracy that increases damage if it hits consecutively.
• Metal Claw is a physical Steel-type move with 50 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to increase the Pokemon using the move’s Attack stat by one stage.

The Segin Starmobile is, again, a Dark-type Revavroom, which means that it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Fairy-type, and Fighting-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type and Ghost-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect). 

Giacomo’s Segin Starmobile will use the following moves: 

• Wicked Torque is a physical Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Sleep on the opposing Pokemon. This move is also the signature move of the Segin Starmobile.
• Swift is a special Normal-type move with 60 Power, which is a move that will never miss.
• Spin Out is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages.
• Brick Break is a physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also breaks the protective barriers that are active in the battle.

The Segin Starmobile has the Ability called Intimidate, which lowers the opposing Pokemon’s Attack stat by one stage whenever the Pokemon with the Ability enters the battlefield. 

As Giacomo’s Pokemon are Level 20 and 21, it is recommended that the player will use Pokemon that are Level 22 and above with Fighting-type moves to easily defeat Giacomo and his Pokemon as Fighting-type moves deal super effective damage to both of Giacomo’s Pokemon.

Rewards

After defeating Giacomo and the rest of the Segin Squad, Giacomo will give the player a Star Badge and TM062, which is a move called Foul Play. Foul Play is a physical Dark-type move that deals damage to the opposing Pokemon based on its Attack stat; therefore, the higher the opposing Pokemon’s Attack stat is, the greater the damage. Foul Play has 95 Power, 100 Accuracy, and 15 PP.

After that, Cassiopeia will reward the player with 5,000 LP, and the player will now be able to make more TMs using the TM Machine. The TM Machine Recipes that are unlocked are TM096 or Eerie Impulse, TM070 or Sleep Talk, TM037 or Draining Kiss, TM036 or Rock Tomb, TM035 or Mud Shot, TM033 or Magical Leaf, TM030 or Snarl, TM028 or Bulldoze, TM026 or Poison Tail, TM024 or Fire Spin, TM023 or Charge Beam, TM017 or Confuse Ray, TM013 or Acid Spray, TM006 or Scary Face, TM003 or Fake Tears, TM041 or Stored Power, TM004 or Agility, TM042 or Nightshade, and TM034 or Icy Wind. Then, Penny will arrive and give the player some TM Crafting Materials.

2. Schedar Squad

The Schedar Squad is Team Star’s Fire Crew and has Mela, the best all-rounder of the entire team, as the squad’s Boss. Mela and the rest of the Schedar Squad will mainly use Fire-type Pokemon.

According to Cassiopeia, Mela must be very angry because of Cassiopeia and the player’s declaration of war.

Location

The Base of Team Star’s Fire Crew is located in East Province (Area One) just west along the path near the East Province (Area One) Pokemon Center (or north of Artazon which is the first city east of Mesagoza).

Grunt Battle

When the player arrives at the gate of Schedar Squad’s base, the player must fight one of Team Star’s Grunts before the player can enter the Squad base.

The Team Star Grunt at the gate of the Team Star Fire Crew’s Base will only use one Pokemon: a Level 25 Houndour, which is a Dark and Fire-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness against Fighting-type, Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance against Dark-type, Fire-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Star Barrage

After defeating the Team Star Grunt outside the Fire Crew’s Base, head towards the base’s gate, interact with the bell with the glowing button, confirm on the prompt to challenge Team Star’s Fire Crew and the Star Barrage against the Schedar Squad will begin!

The Team Star Grunts in the Schedar Squad base will use a bunch of Fire-type Pokemon, so it is worth noting that Fire-type Pokemon have a weakness to Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type Pokemon (super effective), so prepare Pokemon with these types of moves to easily defeat the grunts. The Team Star Fire crew Grunts in the base will use a lot of Torkoal, Houndour, Growlithe, and Litleo.

The player is advised to use Pokemon at Level 27 or higher to easily beat the Grunts’ Pokemon within the Fire crew’s base.

Mela

After the Star Barrage against the Fire Crew, the player will face their Boss, Mela. Mela will only use two Pokemon: a Level 27 Torkoal and a Level 26 Schedar Starmobile, a Fire-type Revavroom.

Torkoal is a Fire-type Pokemon with a weakness to Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective).

Mela’s Torkoal will use the following moves:

• Flame Wheel, which is a physical Fire-type move with 60 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon.
• Clear Smog is a special Poison-type move with 50 Power that, aside from dealing damage, also removes all of the opposing Pokemon’s stat changes.

The Schedar Starmobile has the Ability called Drought, which will change the weather of the battle to Harsh Sunlight for five turns.

The Schedar Starmobile is, again, a Fire-type Revavroom which means that it also has a weakness to Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective).

Mela’s Schedar Starmobile will use the following moves:

• Blazing Torque, which is a physical Fire-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon. This move is also the signature move of the Schedar Starmobile.
• Overheat, which is a special Fire-type move with 130 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Pokemon using the move’s Special Attack stat by two stages.
• Spin Out, which is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages.
• Screech, which is a Normal-type status move with 85 Accuracy, will lower the opposing Pokemon’s Defense stat by two stages.

The Schedar Starmobile has the Ability called Speed Boost, which increases the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move after every turn.

As Mela’s Pokemon are Level 26 and 27, it is recommended that the player will use Pokemon that are Level 28 and above with Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves to easily defeat Mela and her Pokemon as these moves deal super effective damage to both of Mela’s Pokemon.

Rewards

After defeating Mela and the rest of the Fire Crew, Mela will give the player a Star Badge and TM038, which is a move called Flame Charge. Flame Charge is a physical Fire-type move that, aside from dealing damage, improves the Pokemon’s Speed stat by one stage. Flame Charge has 50 Power, 100 Accuracy, and 20 PP.

Additionally, Cassiopeia will reward the player with 6,000 LP, and the player will now be able to make more kinds of TMs using the TM Machine. The TM Machine Recipes that are unlocked are TM132 or Baton Pass, TM128 or Amnesia, TM107 or Will-O-Wisp, TM104 or Iron Defense, TM081 or Grass Knot, TM076 or Rock Blast, TM075 or Light Screen, TM074 or Reflect, TM056 or Bullet Seed, TM054 or Psyshock, TM053 or Smart Strike, TM046 or Avalanche, TM045 or Venoshock, TM044 or Dragon Tail, TM039 or Low Sweep, TM029 or Hex, TM018 or Thief, TM014 or Acrobatics, and TM011 or Water Pulse. Then, Penny will arrive and give the player some TM Crafting Materials from Cassiopeia.

3. Navi Squad

The Navi Squad is Team Star’s Poison Crew and has Atticus, who designs the outfits for the team, as the squad’s Boss. Atticus and the rest of the Navi Squad will mainly use Poison-type Pokemon.

According to Cassiopeia, Atticus is a bit of an eccentric, and you can never tell what he will do next.

Location

The base of Team Star’s Poison Crew is located in the southwestern part of Tagtree Thicket (north of Zapapico or south of Glaseado Mountain). The player can reach the area by following the path north of Levincia, turning right to the path that leads to the East Province (Area Three) Watchtower, then following the path until the player reaches the East Province (Area Three) Pokemon Center and the entrance to Tagtree Thicket.

Grunt Battle

When the player arrives at the gate of Navi Squad’s base, the player must fight a young Trainer named Yousseff, instead of a Team Star Grunt, before the player can enter the Squad base.

Yousseff will only use two Pokemon: a Level 30 Gulpin and a Level 31 Shroodle. 

Gulpin is a Poison-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Ground-type and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fighting-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective).

Shroodle is a Normal and Poison type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Ground-type and Psychic-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ghost-type moves (no effect).

Star Barrage

After defeating Yousseff outside the Poison Crew’s Base, head towards the base’s gate, interact with the bell with the glowing button, confirm on the prompt to challenge Team Star’s Poison Crew, and the Star Barrage against the Navi Squad will begin!

The Team Star Grunts in the Navi Squad base will use a bunch of Poison-type Pokemon, so it is worth noting that Poison-type Pokemon have a weakness to Ground and Psychic-type Pokemon (super effective), so prepare Pokemon with these types of moves to easily defeat the grunts. The Team Star Poison Crew Grunts in the base will use a lot of Gulpin, Clodsire, Foongus, Wooper, Amoonguss, Gastly, Haunter, Grafaiai, Grimer, Shroodle, Seviper, Swalot, and Venonat.

It is advised that the player use Pokemon of Level 34 or higher to easily beat the Grunts’ Pokemon inside the Poison Crew’s base.

Atticus

After the Star Barrage against the Poison Crew, the player will now face their Boss, Atticus. Atticus will only use four Pokemon: a Level 32 Skuntank, a Level 32 Muk, a Level 33 Revavroom, and a Level 32 Navi Starmobile, which is a Poison-type Revavroom.

Skuntank is a Dark and Poison-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect). 

Atticus’ Skuntank will use the following moves: 

• Venoshock is a special Poison-type move with 65 Power and 100 Accuracy, also doubles the damage if the opposing Pokemon is poisoned.
• Sucker Punch is a physical Dark-type with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy. It will only deal damage if the opposing Pokemon is about to use a damaging move or will fail after the opposing Pokemon has made their move or if the opposing Pokemon is not preparing to attack.
• Toxic is a Poison-type status moves with 100 Accuracy that will inflict Poison on the opposing Pokemon and can hit the opposing Pokemon even if they use moves like Fly or Dig but cannot penetrate moves like Protect or Detect.

Muk is a Poison-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Ground-type and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fighting-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective). 

Atticus’ Muk will use the following moves: 

• Sludge Wave, a special Poison-type move with 95 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon.
• Mud-Slap, which is a special Ground-type move with 20 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the opposing Pokemon’s Accuracy stat by one stage.

Revavroom is a Poison and Steel-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Fire-type and especially Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dragon-type, Flying-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Rock-type, Steel-type, and especially Bug-type, Fairy-type, and Grass-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect). 

Atticus’ Revavroom will use the following moves: 

• Assurance is a physical Dark-type move with 60 Power and 100 Accuracy that will deal double damage if the targeted Pokemon has already been damaged earlier in the same turn.
• Bulldoze is a physical Ground-type move with 60 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Speed stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Iron Head is a physical Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
• Sludge is a special Poison-type move with 65 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon.

The Navi Starmobile is, again, a Poison-type Revavroom which means that it has a weakness to Ground-type and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fighting-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective). 

Atticus’s Navi Starmobile will use the following moves: 

• Noxious Torque is a physical Poison-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon. This move is also the signature move of the Navi Starmobile.
• Swift is a special Normal-type move with 60 Power, which is a move that will never miss.
• Spin Out is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages.
• Brick Break is a physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also breaks the protective barriers that are active in the battle.

The Navi Starmobile has an Ability called Toxic Debris which allows the Pokemon with the Ability to scatter Toxic Spikes on the opposing Pokemon’s field when a physical move hits the Pokemon with the Ability. The effect of this Ability can be activated only for a maximum of only two times.

As Atticus’ Pokemon are Level 32 and 33, it is recommended that the player will use Pokemon that are Level 28 and above with Ground-type moves to easily defeat Atticus and his Pokemon as these moves deal super effective damage to all of Atticus’ Pokemon.

Rewards

After defeating Atticus and his Pokemon, Atticus will give the player a Star Badge and TM102, which is a move called Gunk Shot. Gunk Shot is a physical Poison-type move that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon. Gunk Shot has 120 Power, 80 Accuracy, and 5 PP.

Also, Cassiopeia will reward the player with 7,000 LP, and the player can now make more kinds of TMs using the TM Machine. The TM Machine Recipes that are unlocked are TM146 or Grass Pledge, TM145 or Water Pledge, TM144 or Fire Pledge, TM129 or Calm Mind, TM105 or X-Scissor, TM097 or Fly, TM086 or Rock Slide, TM083 or Poison Jab, TM069 or Ice Punch, TM068 or Thunder Punch, TM067 or Fire Punch, TM066 or Body Slam, TM065 or Air Slash, TM061 or Shadow Claw, TM060 or U-turn, TM059 or Zen Headbutt, TM058 or Brick Break, TM055 or Dig, and TM064 or Bulk Up. Then, Penny will also give the player some TM Crafting Materials.

4. Ruchbah Squad

The Ruchbah Squad is Team Star’s Fairy Crew and has Ortega, who is the mechanic of Team Star, as the squad’s Boss. Ortega and the rest of the Ruchbah Squad will mainly use Fairy-type Pokemon.

According to Cassiopeia, Ortega is the youngest boss of Team Star, but his battling skills are no joke.

Location

The base of Team Star’s Fairy Crew is located in North Province (Area Three) (northeast of Casseroya Lake or northwest of Montenevera) in the top part of the map of the Paldea Region.

The player can get to the Ruchbah Squad Base by starting from the Glaseado Mountain Pokemon Center, following the winding road slightly to the north to find the North Province (Area Three) Pokemon Center, and from there, continue heading to the north to find the Ruchbah Squad Base.

Grunt Battle

When the player arrives at the gate of Ruchbah Squad’s base, the player must fight a Trainer named Harrington, instead of a Team Star Grunt, before the player can enter the Squad’s base.

Pokemon Trainer Harrington will only use two Pokemon: a Level 48 Morgrem and a Level 49 Hattrem. 

Morgrem is a Dark and Fairy-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Fairy-type, Poison-type, and Steel-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Ghost-type and especially Dark-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Dragon-type and Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Hattrem is a Psychic type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Bug-type, Dark-type, and Ghost-type moves (super effective), and a resistance to Fighting-type and Psychic-type moves (not very effective).

Star Barrage

After beating Pokemon Trainer Harrington outside the Fairy Crew’s Base, proceed to the base’s entrance, interact with the bell with the glowing button, and confirm on the prompt to challenge Team Star’s Fairy Crew. Star Barrage against the Ruchbah Squad will commence!

The Team Star Grunts in the Ruchbah Squad base will use a bunch of Fairy-type Pokemon, so it is worth mentioning that Fairy-type Pokemon have a weakness to Poison-type and Steel-type Pokemon (super effective), so prepare Pokemon with these types of moves to easily defeat their Pokemon. The Team Star Fairy Crew Grunts in the base will use a lot of Tinkatink, Marill, Azumarill, Tinkatuff, Mimikyu, Fidough, Florges, Dachsbun, Kirlia, and Gardevoir.

It is advised that the player utilize Pokemon of Level 50 or higher to easily beat the Grunts’ Pokemon within the Fairy Crew’s base.

Atticus

After the Star Barrage against the Fairy Crew, the player will now face their Boss, Ortega. Ortega will only use four Pokemon: a Level 50 Azumarill, a Level 51 Dachsbun, a Level 50 Wigglytuff, and a Level 50 Ruchbah Starmobile, which is a Fairy-type Revavroom.

Azumarill is a Water and Fairy-type Pokemon, which means that it has a weakness to Electric-type, Grass-type, and Poison-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Bug-type, Dark-type, Fighting-type, Fire-type, Ice-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Dragon-type moves (no effect). 

Ortega’s Azumarill will use the following moves: 

• Play Rough is a physical Fairy-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to lower the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Aqua Tail is a physical Water-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy.
• Charm, which is a Fairy-type status move with 100 Accuracy, lowers the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by two stages.
• Bounce is a physical Flying-type move with 85 Power and 85 Accuracy that makes the Pokemon using the move semi-invulnerable for a turn, then attack the opposing Pokemon on the next turn. Aside from that, it also has a 30% chance of inflicting Paralyze on the opposing Pokemon.

Dachsbun is a Fairy-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Poison-type and Steel-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dark type, and Fighting-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Dragon-type moves (no effect). 

Ortega’s Dachsbun will use the following moves: 

• Body Slam is a physical Normal-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of paralyzing the opposing Pokemon
• Gyro Ball is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Accuracy that inflicts more damage if the Pokemon using the movement is slower than the opposing Pokemon, but the power is capped at 150.
• Play Rough
• Charm

Wigglytuff is a Normal and Fairy-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Poison-type and Steel-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Bug-type and Dark-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ghost-type and Dragon-type moves (no effect). 

Ortega’s Wigglytuff will use the following moves: 

• Baby-Doll Eyes is a Fairy-type status move that decreases the opposing Pokemon’s Attack stat by one stage.
• Crunch is a physical Dark type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Mud-Slap is a special Ground-type move with 20 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the opposing Pokemon’s Accuracy stat by one stage.
• Play Rough

The Ruchbah Starmobile is, again, a Fairy-type Revavroom which means that it also has a weakness to Poison-type and Steel-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dark type, and Fighting-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Dragon-type moves (no effect). 

Ortega’s Ruchbah Starmobile will use the following moves: 

• Magical Torque is a physical Fairy-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of confusing the opposing Pokemon. This move is also the signature move of the Ruchbah Starmobile.
• Spin Out is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages.
• Steel Roller is a physical Steel-type move with 130 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also destroys the terrain active in the battle, and the move will not fail even if there is no terrain active.
• Confuse Ray is a Ghost-type status move with 100 Accuracy that confuses the opposing Pokemon.

The Ruchbah Starmobile has an Ability called Misty Surge which will apply Misty Terrain on the battle for five turns and will activate as soon as the Pokemon with the Ability enters the battle.

As Ortega’s Pokemon are Level 50 and 51, it is recommended that the player will use Pokemon that are Level 52 and above with Poison-type moves to easily defeat Ortega and his Pokemon as these moves deal super effective damage to all of Ortega’s Pokemon.

Rewards

After defeating Orthea and the rest of the Fairy Crew, Ortega will reward the player with a Star Badge and TM079, which is a move called Dazzling Gleam, which is a special Fairy-type move that damages the opposing Pokemon by emitting a powerful flash. Dazzling Gleam has 80 Power, 100 Accuracy, and 10 PP.

Additionally, Cassiopeia will reward the player with 10,000 LP, and the player can now make more kinds of TMs using the TM Machine. The TM Machine Recipes that are unlocked are TM131 or Pollen Puff, TM121 or Heavy Slam, TM118 or Heat Wave, TM117 or Hyper Voice, TM115 or Dragon Pulse, TM112 or Aura Sphere, TM111 or Giga Drain, TM108 or Crunch, TM106 or Drill Run, TM101 or Power Gem, TM099 or Iron Head, TM095 or Leech Life, TM094 or Dark Pulse, TM093 or Flash Cannon, TM078 or Dragon Claw, TM077 or Waterfall, TM073 or Drain Punch, TM072 or Electro Ball, and TM071 or Seed Bomb. Finally, Penny will give the player some TM Crafting Materials.

5. Caph Squad

The Caph Squad is Team Star’s Fighting Crew and has Eri, who is a skilled wrestler and coaches all of Team Star in Pokemon Battling, as the squad’s Boss. Eri and the rest of the Caph Squad will mainly use Fighting type Pokemon.

According to Cassiopeia, Eri will likely be the most alert to Operation Starfall’s hostilities.

Location

The base Team Star’s Fighting Crew is located in the north of North Province (Area Two) (southeast of North Province Area One or northeast of Tagtree Thicket) in the upper right part of the map of the Paldea Region.

Starting from the Glaseado Gym in Glaseado Mountain, the player can head northeast to North Province (Area One), a little south towards the North Province (Area One) Pokemon Center, a little more south, then follow the path on the southeast. From here head northeast through some bamboo shoots, and the player can reach the Caph Squad Base.

Grunt Battle

When the player arrives at the gate of Caph Squad’s base, the player must fight a Trainer named Carmen, who is a member of Team Star, before the player can enter the Squad’s base.

Carmen will only use two Pokemon: a Level 54 Croagunk and a Level 55 Primeape. 

Croagunk is a Poison and Fighting type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Flying-type, Ground-type, and especially Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Dark-type, Fighting-type, Grass-type, Poison-type, Rock-type, and especially Bug-type moves (not very effective).

Primeape is a Fighting-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Fairy-type, Flying-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to the Bug-type, Dark-type, and Rock-type moves (not very effective).

Star Barrage

After beating Carmen outside the Fairy Crew’s Base, head to the base’s entrance, interact with the bell, confirm on the prompt to challenge Team Star’s Fighting  Crew, and the Star Barrage against the Caph Squad will commence!

The Team Star Grunts in the Caph Squad base will use a bunch of Fighting-type Pokemon, so it is worth mentioning that Fairy-type Pokemon have a weakness to Fairy-type, Flying-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective), so prepare Pokemon with these types of moves to defeat their Pokemon with ease. The Team Star Fairy Crew Grunts in the base will use a lot of Flamigo, Hawlucha, Toxicroak, Gallade, Hariyama, Medicham, Falinks, Crabominable, Passimian, Mankey, and Primeape.

It is advised that the player use Pokemon of Level 56 or higher to easily beat the Grunts’ Pokemon within the Fighting Crew’s base.

Eri

After the Star Barrage against the Fighting Crew, the player will now face their Boss, Eri. Ortega will use five Pokemon: a Level 55 Toxicroak, a Level 55 Lucario, a Level 55 Passimian, a Level 55 Annihilape, and a Level 56 Caph Starmobile, which is a Fighting-type Revavroom.

Toxicroak is a Poison and Fighting type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Flying type, Ground type, and especially Psychic type moves (super effective) and resistance to Dark type, Fighting type, Grass type, Poison type, Rock type, and especially Bug-type moves (not very effective). 

Eri’s Toxicroak will use the following moves: 

• Poison Jab, a physical Poison-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon.
• Brick Break is a physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also breaks the protective barriers active in play.
• Sucker Punch, a physical Dark-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy, will only damage the opposing Pokemon if the opposing Pokemon is about to use a move that deals damage.

Lucario is a Fighting and Steel-type Pokemon, which means that it has a weakness to Fighting-type, Fire-type, and Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Dragon-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Steel-type, and especially Bug-type and Rock-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect). 

Eri’s Lucario  will use the following moves: 

• Close Combat is a physical Fighting-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Defense and Special Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.
• Rock Tomb is a physical Rock-type move with 60 Power and 95 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the opposing Pokemon’s Speed stat by one stage.
• Seed Bomb is a physical Grass-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy.

Passimian is a Fighting-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness in Fairy-type, Flying-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to the Bug-type, Dark-type, and Rock-type moves (not very effective). 

Eri’s Passimian will use the following moves: 

• Dragon Pulse is a special Dragon-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy.
• Aura Sphere is a special Fighting-type move with 80 Power that will never be missed.
• Dark Pulse is a special Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.

Annihilape is a Fighting and Ghost-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Fairy-type, Flying-type, Ghost-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Poison-type, Rock-type, and especially Bug-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Fighting-type and Normal-type moves (no effect).

Eri’s Annihilape will use the following moves: 

• Rage Fist is a physical Ghost-type move with 50 Power and 100 Accuracy that has increased power if the Pokemon using the move has been hit by attacks.
• Ice Punch is a physical Ice-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to freeze the opposing Pokemon.
• Fire Punch is a physical Fire-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon.
• Close Combat

The Caph Starmobile is, again, a Fighting-type Revavroom, so it has a weakness to Fairy-type, Flying-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to the Bug-type, Dark-type, and Rock-type moves (not very effective). 

Eri’s Caph Starmobile will use the following moves: 

• Spin Out is a physical Steel-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, will also lower the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages.
• Shift Gear is a Steel-type status move that will increase the Attack stat by one stage and the Speed stat by two stages of the Pokemon using the move.
• High Horsepower is a physical Ground-type move with 95 Power and 95 Accuracy.
• Combat Torque is a physical Fighting-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of paralyzing the opposing Pokemon. This move is also the signature move of the Caph Starmobile.

The Caph Starmobile has an Ability called Stamina which will raise the Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage if it is hit by an attack.

As Eri’s Pokemon are Level 55 and 56, it is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 57 and above with Ground type. Psychic-type moves to easily defeat Eri and her Pokemon as Psychic-type moves will deal super effective damage to almost all of Eri’s Pokemon except for Lucario, which the player can deal super effective damage using Ground-type moves.

Rewards

After defeating Eri and the rest of the Caph Squad, Eri will reward the player with a Star Badge and TM167, which is a move called Close Combat, which is a physical Fighting-type move that, aside from dealing damage, will also lower the Defense and Special Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage. Close Combat has 120 Power, 100 Accuracy, and 5 PP. 

Additionally, Cassiopeia will also reward the player with 20,000 LP, and the player can now make more kinds of TMs using the TM Machine. The TM Machine Recipes that are unlocked are TM162 or Big Buzz, TM151 or Phantom Force, TM148 or Sludge Bomb, TM147 or Wild Charge, TM135 or Ice Beam, TM133 or Earth Power, TM127 or Play Rough, TM126 or Thunderbolt, TM125 or Flamethrower, TM124 or Ice Spinner,  TM123 or Surf, TM119 or Energy Ball, TM110 or Liquidation, TM109 or Trick, TM103 or Substitute, TM100 or Dragon Dance, TM089 or Body Press, TM088 or Swords Dance, TM087 or Taunt, and TM063 or Psychic Fangs. Finally, Clive will also give the player some TM Crafting Materials.

6. Director Clavell

After defeating all five Team Star Bases, Cassiopeia will call the player and say that Operation Starfall is now in its final stages, so there is only one thing left to do, which is to defeat Team Star’s big boss, which Cassiopeia will reveal is actually Cassiopeia. So, Cassiopeia will ask Clive and the player to meet at the schoolyard after dark.

Once there, Clive will meet the player and reveal that he is actually Director Clavell in disguise. Then, Director Clavell will also reveal that Cassiopeia, the big boss of Team Star, is also actually him all along. So, all that is left to do is to face him in one final showdown. After that, a battle against Director Clavell will commence!

Location

Director Clavell can be found in the Naranja or Uva Academy (depending on the player’s version of the game) at the northern part of Mesagoza, which is in the southern part of the Great Crater of Paldea but, as Cassiopeia mentioned, the player should be there at night. Fortunately, as the player has been there before, the player can fly directly to the academy by selecting it on the player’s map.

Battle

Director Clavell will use six Pokemon. Three of them are a Level 60 Oranguru, a Level 60 Poltergeist, and a Level 60 Abomasnow, while his other three Pokemon depend on which Starter Pokemon chose.

Oranguru is a Normal and Psychic-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Bug-type and Dark-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Psychic-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ghost-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Oranguru will use the following moves:

• Dream Eater is a special Psychic-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will take half the damage to recover the HP of the Pokemon using the move. This move, however, will fail if used against an opposing Pokemon that is not asleep.
• Yawn is a Normal-type status move that will make the opposing Pokemon fall asleep at the end of the next turn.
• Reflect is a Psychic-type status move that will reduce the damage received on the Pokemon using the move’s side from physical attacks by 50% in Single Battles and 33% in Double Battles for five turns.
• Foul Play is a physical Dark-type move with 95 Power and 100 Accuracy that deals damage to the opposing Pokemon based on its Attack stat, which means that the higher the opposing Pokemon’s Attack stat is, the greater the damage.

Polteageist is a Ghost-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Dark-type and Ghost-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Bug-type and Poison-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Fighting type and Normal-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Polteageist will use the following moves:

• Shell Smash is a Normal-type status move that increases the Attack, Special Attack, and Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages and lowering its Defense and Special Defense stat by one stage.
• Shadow Ball is a special Ghost-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the Special Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Sucker Punch is a physical Dark-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy that can only damage the opposing Pokemon if the opponent is about to use a move that deals damage.
• Will-o-Wisp is a Fire-type status move with 85 Accuracy, inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon.

Abomasnow is a Grass and Ice-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, Flying-type, Poison-type, Rock-type, Steel-type, and especially Fire-type moves (super effective), and resistance to Electric-type, Grass-type, Ground-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).

Director Clavell’s Abomasnow will use the following moves:

• Aurora Veil is an Ice-type status move that will reduce the damage received on the Pokemon using the move’s side from physical attacks by 50% in Single Battles and 33% in Double Battles for five turns. However, This move can only be utilized during Snow and will continue even if the Pokemon who used the move is changed out or Snow ends before the effect of this move ends.
• Blizzard is a special Ice-type move with 110 Power and 70 Accuracy. Aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Freeze on the opponent and has an increased Accuracy if a Snowstorm is active.
• Wood Hammer is a physical Grass-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also deal recoil damage to the Pokemon using the move equal to a third of the damage dealt.
• Ice Shard is a physical Ice-type move with 40 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has an increased Speed priority of 1, allowing it to move faster than most moves.

As previously stated, Director Clavell’s other three Pokemon are determined by the Starter Pokemon chosen by the player:

Fuecoco

Director Clavell’s other three Pokemon are a Level 60 Houndoom, a Level 60 Amoonguss, and a Level 61 Quaquaval if the player picked Fuecoco as their starter Pokemon.

Houndoom is a Dark and Fire-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Fighting-type, Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Fire-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Houndoom will use the following moves:

• Dark Pulse is a special Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
• Sludge Bomb is a special Poison-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of inflicting Poison on the opposing Pokemon.
• Fire Blast is a special Fire-type move with 110 Power and 85 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon.
• Thunder Fang is a physical Electric-type move with 65 Power and 95 Accuracy. Aside from dealing damage, it also has a 10% chance of inflicting Paralyze on the opposing Pokemon or making the opposing Pokemon flinch.

Amoonguss is a Grass and Poison-type Pokemon. It has a weakness to Fire-type, Flying-type, Ice-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Electric-type, Fairy-type, Fighting-type, Water-type, and especially Grass-type moves (not very effective).

Director Clavell’s Amoonguss will use the following moves:

• Hex is a special Ghost-type move with 65 Power and 100 Accuracy that will deal damage of 130 if the opposing Pokemon has a status condition.
• Giga Drain is a special Grass-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also take half of the damage to recover the Pokemon using the move’s HP.
• Toxic is a Poison-type status move with 100 Accuracy that will inflict Poison on the target Pokemon and can hit the opponent even if they use moves like Fly or Dig but cannot break through moves like Protect or Detect.
• Spore is a Grass-type status move with 100 Accuracy that will put the opposing Pokemon to sleep.

Quaquaval is a Water and Fighting-type Pokemon. It has a weakness to Electric-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Grass-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to the Bug-type, Dark-type, Fire-type, Ice-type, Rock-type, Steel-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).

Director Clavell’s Quaquaval will use the following moves:

• Ice Spinner is a physical Ice-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also destroy any terrain in the battle and will not fail even if no terrain is active.
• Aerial Ace is a physical Flying-type move with 60 Power that, in addition to dealing damage, is also a move that never misses unless the opposing Pokemon uses Protect, Detect, Bounce, Dig, Dive, Fly, Phantom Force, Shadow Force, and Sky Drop.
• Brick Break is a physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that will deal damage and break the protective barriers active in play.
• Aqua-Step is a physical Water-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also increases the Speed stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.

Sprigatito

Director Clavell’s other three Pokemon are a Level 60 Gyarados, a Level 60 Amoonguss, and a Level 61 Skeledirge if the player chooses Sprigatito as their starter Pokemon.

Gyarados is a Water and Flying type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Rock-type and especially Electric-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, Fire-type, Steel-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Gyarados will use the following moves:

• Earthquake is a physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon uses the move Dig.
• Aqua Tail is a physical Water-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy.
• Crunch, which is a physical Dark type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Stone Edge is a physical Rock-type move with 100 Power and 80 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, is also an attack that has increased the Critical Hit ratio by one stage.

Skeledirge is a Fire and Ghost-type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Dark-type, Ground-type, Ghost-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Fairy-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Poison-type, Steel-type, and especially Bug-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Fighting-type and Normal-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Skeledirge will use the following moves:

• Snarl is a special Dark-type move with 55 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also lower the opposing Pokemon’s Special Attack stat by one stage.
• Earth Power is a special Ground-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the Sp. Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage
• Torch Song is a special Fire-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also increase the Special Attack stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.
• Shadow Ball is a special Ghost-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the Special Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.

Quaxly

Director Clavell’s other three Pokemon are a Level 60 Houndoom, a Level 60 Gyarados, and a Level 61 Meowscarada if the player chooses Quaxly as their starter Pokémon.

Meowscarada is a Grass and Dark-type Pokemon. Hence, it has a weakness to Fairy-type, Fire-type, Fighting-type, Flying-type, Ice-type, Poison-type, and especially Bug-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Electric-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, Ground-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Director Clavell’s Meowscarada will use the following moves:

• Play Rough, a physical Fairy-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, has a 10% chance to lower the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Thunder Punch is a physical Electric-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of inflicting Paralyze on the opposing Pokemon.
• Flower Trick is a physical Grass-type move with 70 Power that, in addition to dealing damage, never misses and always lands a critical hit.
• Shadow Claw is a physical Ghost-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 1-stage increased Critical Hit ratio

As Director Clavell’s Pokemon are Level 60 and Level 61, it is advised that the player use Pokemon that are Level 62 and above to beat Director Clavell and his Pokemon comfortably.

For Director Clavell’s first three Pokemon, it is recommended that the player use Bug-type and Dark-type moves as Bug-type moves will deal super effective damage to Oranguru and Abomasnow while Dark-type moves will deal super effective damage to Polteageist and also Oranguru.

If the player chose Fuecoco as a starter Pokemon, it is recommended that the player use Flying-type or Psychic-type and Fighting-type or Ground-type moves, as Flying-type or Psychic-type moves will deal super effective damage to Amoonguss and Quaquaval while Fighting-type or Ground-type moves will deal super effective damage to Houndoom.

If the player chose Sprigatito as a starter Pokemon, it is recommended that the player use Rock-type moves and Flying-type or Psychic-type moves, as Rock-type moves will deal super effective damage to Gyarados and Skeledirge while Flying-type or Psychic-type moves will deal super effective damage to Amoonguss.

If the player chose Quaxly as a starter Pokemon, it is recommended that the player use Fighting-type and Rock-type moves, as Fighting-type moves will deal super effective damage to Houndoom and Meowscarada while Rock-type moves will deal super effective damage to Gyarados and also Houndoom.

7. Cassiopeia

After defeating Director Clavell, he will reveal that he is not actually the real Cassiopeia. Then, Tyme will appear and scold Director Clavell for participating in an illicit Pokemon battle on school grounds and say that she will report this to the chairwoman of the school board so Director Clavell will follow her while begging her not to do it.

After that, enter the academy through the huge door, head towards the doors on either the left or right side of the room, select the Schoolyard on the prompt, and there a cutscene will play where Penny will arrive and reveal that she is the real Cassiopeia.

Penny will then explain that the idea of Operation Starfall suddenly came to her when she saw the player beat the Team Star grunts outside the school earlier in the game. Penny will continue that she wanted the player to defeat the Team Star bosses on her behalf and then defeat her to end Team Star.

However, she will say that there is still a part of her that wants Team Star to live on, so she will not just let the player win and not put up a fight. After a few more bits of dialogue, a battle against Penny, the real Cassiopeia, the big boss of Team Star, will commence!

Penny’s Pokemon

Penny’s Pokemon are all evolutions of Eevee: Level 62 Umbreon, Level 62 Vaporeon, Level 62 Jolteon, Level 62 Flareon, Level 62 Leafeon, and Level 63 Sylveon.

Umbreon is a Dark-type Pokemon, so it has a weakness to Bug-type, Fairy-type, and Fighting-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Ghost-type and Dark-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Psychic-type moves (no effect).

Penny’s Umbreon will use the following moves:

• Dark Pulse is a special Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy, it also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
• Psychic is a special Psychic-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy, also has a 10% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Special Defense stat by one stage.
• Quick Attack is a physical Normal-type move with 40 Power and 100 Accuracy with a Speed priority of 1, allowing it to move faster than most moves.
• Baby-Doll Eyes is a Fairy-type status move that decreases the opposing Pokemon’s Attack stat by one stage.

Penny’s Umbreon has the Ability Synchronize, which causes the opposing Pokemon to receive the status condition that the Umbreon has.

Vaporeon is a Water-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Electric-type and Grass-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Fire-type, Ice-type, Steel-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).

Penny’s Vaporeon will use the following moves:

• Hydro Pump is a special Water-type move with 110 Power and 80 Accuracy. 
• Aurora Beam is a special Ice-type that moves with 65 Power and 100 Accuracy, also has a 10% chance of lowering the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Quick Attack
• Baby-Doll Eyes

Penny’s Vaporeon has an Ability called Water Absorb, which restores up to 25% of its maximum HP instead of taking damage when hit by Water-type moves.

Jolteon is an Electric-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Ground-type moves (super effective) and a resistance to Electric-type, Flying-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective).

Penny’s Jolteon will use the following moves:

• Thunder is a special Electric-type move with 110 Power and 70 Accuracy, it also has a 30% chance to inflict Paralyze to the opposing Pokemon and will also damage Pokemon that use Fly, Bounce, or Sky Drop. This move also has an increased Accuracy if Rain is active and decreased Accuracy if Harsh Sunlight is active.
• Pin Missile is a physical Bug-type move with 25 Power and 95 Accuracy that attacks two to five times nonstop (the move has a 37.5% chance to hit twice, a 37.5% chance to hit thrice, a 12.5% chance to hit four times, and 12.5% chance to hit five times).
• Quick Attack
• Baby-Doll Eyes

Penny’s Jolteon has an Ability called Volt Absorb that restores up to 25% of its maximum HP instead of taking damage when hit by Electric-type moves.

Flareon is a Fire-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Ground-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective).

Penny’s Flareon will use the following moves:

• Flare Blitz is a physical Fire-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that also has a 10% chance of inflicting Burn on the opposing Pokemon. The Pokemon using the move will also receive recoil damage equal to ⅓ of the damage dealt.
• Fire Spin is a special Fire-type move with 35 Power and 85 Accuracy that will deal damage equal to ⅛ of the opposing Pokemon’s max HP for each turn and prevents the opposing Pokemon from running away or being switched out for 4-5 turns. 
• Quick Attack
• Baby-Doll Eyes

Penny’s Flareon has an Ability called Flash Fire, which increases the damage from Fire-type moves by 50% and makes the Flareon immune to Fire-type attacks.

Leafeon is a Grass-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Fire-type, Flying-type, Ice-type, and Poison-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Electric-type, Grass-type, Ground-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).

Penny’s Leafeon will use the following moves:

• Leaf Blade is a physical Grass-type with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy and has a 1-stage increased Critical Hit ratio.
• X-Scissor is a physical Bug-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy.
• Quick Attack
• Baby-Doll Eyes

Sylveon is a Fairy-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Poison-type and Steel-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dark-type, and Fighting-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Dragon-type moves (no effect). Penny will also terastallize Sylveon, which will boost its Fairy-type moves.

Penny’s Sylveon will use the following moves:

• Moonblast is a special Fairy-type move with 95 Power and 100 Accuracy, it also has a 30% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Special Attack stat by one stage.
• Shadow Ball is a special Ghost-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, in addition to dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the Special Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
• Quick Attack
• Baby-Doll Eyes

As Penny’s Pokemon are Level 62 and Level 63, it is recommended that the player’s Pokemon be Level 64 and above to beat Penny and her Pokemon with ease.

It is also recommended that the player’s Pokemon has Ground-type and Poison-type moves as Ground-type moves will deal super effective damage to Jolteon and Flareon. In contrast, Poison-type moves will deal super-effective damage to Leafeon and Sylveon. As for Vaporeon and Umbreon, it is recommended that the player’s Pokemon has Electric-type and Grass-type moves against Vaporeon and Bug-type, Fairy-type, and Fighting-type moves against Umbreon.

Starfall Street Complete!

Following Penny’s defeat, every single Team Star squad bhttps://playerassist.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=400754&action=editoss will appear, allowing them to finally meet their big boss in person. Director Clavell will announce that the academy’s previous order that Team Star and all who disobeyed be disbanded has been revoked.

Team Star can now continue to exist if they so desire. Director Clavell will go on to say that Team Star will be punished for all other violations by performing community service and managing the Star Training Centers, which are facilities for developing Pokemon Trainers’ talents in collaboration with the Pokemon League.

After a few more lines of dialogue, Director Clavell will invite the player to his office, and the player will be in their academy dorm room. Head outside the player’s dorm room, follow the prompt to the ‘Director’s Office,’ and approach Director Clavell just ahead, who will thank the player for resolving the situation with Team Star.

Penny will then enter the room and reveal that she obtained the LP she gave to the player illegally, prompting Director Clavell to consult with Geeta, the Pokemon League chairwoman. Then, Director Clavell will request some privacy from the player.

The player will then return to their dorm room. Exit the player’s dorm room, choose ‘Entrance Hall’ from the prompt, and exit the academy through the main door. Penny will then call the player and ask them to meet her in front of the school stairs, where they first met.

Proceed down the stairs and speak with Penny, where Penny will inform the player that the Pokemon League has agreed to waive Penny’s debt in exchange for some volunteer engineering and has asked her to work with them once she graduates. 

After that, Penny will give the player TM169 or Draco Meteor, a special Dragon-type move with 130 Power, 90 Accuracy, and 5 PP that also reduces the Special Attack stat of the Pokemon using the move by two stages. Penny will then say that she wants to repay her debt to the player, so she will ask the player if she can help with machines or hacking.

Finally, the “Starfall Street” questline is now completed! All the player needs to do is complete the other two questlines to head to Area Zero in the Great Crater of Paldea!