Farfetch’d is one of the exclusive Pokemon in Pokemon Sword, and with a brand new evolution. This guide tells you Where To Find Farfetch’d In Pokemon Sword so you can hunt down this leek wielding, critical-hit machine and eventually discover his brand new evolution.
As mentioned previously, Farfetch’d is a Pokemon exclusive to Pokemon Sword. This means that you cannot catch Farfetch’d in Pokemon Shield. It may be possible to find a Trainer that will trade with you but without the added option of trading with another player, you can only catch Farfetch’d in Sword.
Where To Find & Catch Farfetch’d In Pokemon Sword
You can find Farfetch’d on Route 5 near the Pokemon Nursery.
Farfetch’d was never the greatest Pokemon but with Sirfetch’d now available as an evolution, he’s suddenly become a lot more interesting. Farfetch’d is a Flying/Normal type Pokemon so avoid using Rock moves as they may fall easily. Just be careful you don’t kill Farfetch’d in a single hit. Alternatively, just use a Pokemon with a lot of HP and you should be fine.
Max Raid Battles offer huge rewards in Sword & Shield. In this guide we tell you who we think is the Best Pokemon For Max Raid Battles In Pokemon Sword & Shield, a Pokemon that is able to drop almost any level Max Raid Battle down to its next available shield in a single shot.
Want your dens to reset and respawn? This guide explains How To Reset Dens In Pokemon Sword & Shield as grinding the Max Raid Battles is one of the best methods of leveling your Pokemon, finding the strongest IVs, and gathering plenty of TM's and berries to boot.
If you want the strong Pokemon, you need the best IVs. This guide explains How To Check Individual Values (IVs) In Pokemon Sword & Shield as although its a vital feature for those looking to breed the ultimate Pokemon team, it's hidden behind some extensive game progress.
There are tons of special Poke Balls in the game, each with their own effect. In this guide we tell you Where To Buy Special Poke Balls In Pokemon Sword & Shield and the effect that each of the special Poke Balls has, as each one increases the chances depending on one particular factor.
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