TM16 Light Screen | ||
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# | Location | Repeatable? |
1 | Rooftop of Celadon City Department Store – Give thirsty NPC a Fresh Water | No |
You’ll get TM16 Light Screen as a gift from an NPC with pink hair that’s on the rooftop of the Celadon City Department Store. If you give this NPC a Fresh Water from the vending machine, she will give you the Light Screen TM in exchange.
But before making it to Celadon City, you’ll need your Thunder Badge from the Vermilion City Gym and you’ll need to make it through Rock Tunnel first.
TM16 Light Screen Location (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: Starting at the entrance to Celadon City, head west past the Pokémon Center.
Step 2: Continue west through the city and pass the trainer with a Poliwhirl.
Step 3: Continue walking west on the path towards the Trainer Tips sign.
Step 4: Enter the Department Store when you see it. It’s a large purple building with double doors in the front.
Step 5: After entering the store, head across the room to the back wall.
Step 6: Enter the elevator on the back wall and ride it up to the 5th floor.
Step 7: Now on the 5th floor, take the stairs up leading to the roof.
Step 8: Now on the roof, head towards the orange vending machines ahead.
Step 9: Buy a Fresh Water for $200 Pokédollars.
Step 10: Now with a Fresh Water in your bag, speak to the little pink-haired NPC pacing around the roof.
Step 11: The NPC will tell you they’re thirsty and ask for something to drink.
Step 12: Offer the NPC the Fresh Water you just purchased.
Step 13: After taking the Fresh Water, the NPC will give you TM16 Light Screen.
TM16 Light Screen Details + Uses
Light Screen Move Details | |
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Type | Psychic |
Category | Status |
Power | – |
Accuracy | – |
PP | 30 |
Light Screen is a Psychic-type Status move that provides a protection barrier for your party from Special Attacks. Even if the user of the move is switched out of battle, Light Screen’s protection will remain for at least 5 turns for your entire party.
Light Screen is often used in combination with the move Reflect, which protects against Physical Attacks.
With both moves in play, all incoming damage will be reduced by 50%.
But since each attack’s category is dependent on typing in FRLG, it is much easier to predict any incoming Special Attacks.
Fire, Water, Grass, Electric, Ice, Psychic, Dragon, and Dark-type moves all use the Special Attack stat for damage calculation in FireRed & LeafGreen – so it’s best to use Light Screen versus any Pokémon of these types.
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