Where To Get TM33 Reflect in Pokémon FRLG

The only way to get TM33 Reflect is to get a Lemonade and give it to the pink-haired NPC on the rooftop of the Celadon City Department Store. You can do this as soon as you reach Celadon City.

But to reach Celadon City, you’ll need to clear Rock Tunnel and then take the Underground Path west of Lavender City.

The rooftop of the city’s Department Store can be reached by taking the elevator to the 5th floor, then taking the stairs to the roof.

TM33 Reflect Location (Step-by-Step)

Step 1: Starting at Celadon City’s entrance, head west past the Pokémon Center.

Step 2: Keep west through the city, passing the trainer and their Poliwhirl.

Step 3: Continue west and look for a large purple building with double doors in the front – this is the Celadon Dept. Store.

Step 4: Enter the large building when you see it.

Step 5: After entering the store, head north across the room to reach the back wall.

Step 6: At the far end of the bottom floor, enter the elevator and ride it up to the 5th floor.

Step 7: Now on the 5th floor, take the stairs to your left that lead up to the rooftop.

Step 8: Once on the roof, head towards the orange vending machines.

Step 9: Purchase a Lemonade for $350 Pokédollars.

Step 10: Now that you have a Lemonade, speak to the pink-haired little girl NPC pacing around the roof.

Step 11: The NPC will tell you they’re thirsty and ask for something to drink.

Step 12: Offer her the Lemonade from your bag.

Step 13: After taking the Lemonade, she will give you TM33 Reflect as thanks.

Note that this is the only way to get TM33 in the game.

TM33 Reflect Details + Uses

TM33 Reflect is a Psychic-type Status move that casts a barrier and reduces incoming damage from Physical Attacks, weakening their power by 50%.

The benefits of Reflect last for 5 turns, and this effect remains in-play even if the user Pokémon is switched out.

Reflect is often used alongside Light Screen, which reduces the damage of Special Attacks.

With both screens in play, your team will have a 50% reducing in all incoming damage (not including Status damage.)

But since attack categories are mostly dependent on typing in FRLG, it can be easier to predict your opponent’s Physical attacks. All physical attacks in the game should fall under these typings:

• Normal
• Fighting
• Poison
• Ground
• Flying
• Bug
• Ghost
• Rock
• Steel

So it’s best to use Reflect against foes who have Pokémon with moves that match those types.

Physical moves are much more common in a typical FireRed/LeafGreen playthrough, so Reflect has better widespread protection than Light Screen on average.

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