Lake of Outrage

The area from the northwestern river westwards in the final area, the Lake of Outrage, which has very high-level Pokémon inside of it. It is inaccessible during your first few visits through the Wild Area.

You’ll need to have your Rotom Bike upgraded so it can travel on water in order to reach the Lake of Outrage, which takes place on Route 9 after earning your sixth Gym Badge.

Encounters

Overworld Encounters

Below are all of the encounters you’ll find visible in the overworld in the Lake of Outrage. They are grouped together by weather condition, as the available Pokémon will vary based on weather condition.

Overworld Encounters in Lake of Outrage
Weather: Normal
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Beheeyem	Psychic	55–58	32%
	Braviary	NormalFlying	55–58	Sw: 25%
	Mandibuzz	DarkFlying	55–58	Sh: 25%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Sigilyph	PsychicFlying	55–58	13%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
Weather: Overcast
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Garbodor	Poison	55–58	30%
	Drapion	PoisonDark	55–58	24%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Galarian Weezing	PoisonFairy	55–58	13%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Hitmontop	Fighting	55–58	2%
	Drakloak	DragonGhost	55–58	1%
Weather: Raining
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Seismitoad	WaterGround	55–58	30%
	Araquanid	WaterBug	55–58	25%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Golisopod	BugWater	55–58	12%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Rotom	ElectricGhost	55–58	2%
	Drakloak	DragonGhost	55–58	1%
Weather: Thunderstorm
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Galvantula	BugElectric	55–58	Sw: 30%Sh: 32%
	Noivern	FlyingDragon	55–58	Sw: 27%Sh: 29%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Haxorus	Dragon	55–58	Sw: 5%Sh: 1%
	Morpeko	ElectricDark	55–58	4%
	Drakloak	DragonGhost	55–58	2%
	Rotom	ElectricGhost	55–58	2%
Weather: Intense Sun
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Ninetales	Fire	55–58	Sw: 25%
	Arcanine	Fire	55–58	Sh: 25%
	Durant	BugSteel	55–58	Sw: 25%Sh: 5%
	Heatmor	Fire	55–58	Sw: 5%Sh: 25%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Lampent	GhostFire	55–58	Sw: 14%Sh: 10%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Flygon	GroundDragon	55–58	Sw: 1%Sh: 5%
Weather: Snowing
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Glalie	Ice	55–58	25%
	Vanilluxe	Ice	55–58	25%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Abomasnow	GrassIce	55–58	15%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Bergmite	Ice	55–58	5%
Weather: Snowstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Klinklang	Steel	55–58	30%
	Bisharp	DarkSteel	55–58	25%
	Vanilluxe	Ice	55–58	20%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	13%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Copperajah	Steel	55–58	2%
Weather: Sandstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Excadrill	GroundSteel	55–58	35%
	Boldore	Rock	55–58	30%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	23%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Zweilous	DarkDragon	55–58	Sw: 2%
	Pupitar	RockGround	55–58	Sh: 2%
Weather: Heavy Fog (Post-Game)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Wobbuffet	Psychic	55–58	30%
	Hatterene	PsychicFairy	55–58	25%
	Golurk	GroundGhost	55–58	20%
	Gothitelle	Psychic	55–58	Sw: 13%
	Reuniclus	Psychic	55–58	Sh: 13%
	Ditto	Normal	55–58	10%
	Drakloak	DragonGhost	55–58	2%

Random Encounters

Below are all of the encounters you’ll find in random encounters in shaking grass in the Lake of Outrage. They are grouped together by weather condition, as the available Pokémon will vary based on weather condition.

Random Encounters in Lake of Outrage
Weather: Normal
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	40%
	Obstagoon	DarkNormal	50–52	25%
	Bewear	NormalFighting	50–52	20%
	Orbeetle	BugPsychic	50–52	13%
	Ditto	Normal	50–52	2%
Weather: Overcast
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Skuntank	PoisonDark	50–52	Sw: 33%Sh: 30%
	Grimmsnarl	DarkFairy	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	20%
	Pangoro	FightingDark	50–52	Sw: 10%Sh: 13%
	Falinks	Fighting	50–52	6%
	Jangmo-o	Dragon	50–52	Sw: 5%
	Larvitar	RockGround	50–52	Sh: 5%
	Dreepy	DragonGhost	50–52
Weather: Raining
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Pelipper	WaterFlying	50–52	38%
	Cramorant	FlyingWater	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	20%
	Quagsire	WaterGround	50–52	13%
	Barbaracle	RockWater	50–52	2%
	Deino	DarkDragon	50–52	2%
Weather: Thunderstorm
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Boltund	Electric	50–52	Sw: 35%Sh: 38%
	Drednaw	WaterRock	50–52	Sw: 23%Sh: 25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	Sw: 20%Sh: 15%
	Jellicent	WaterGhost	50–52	16%
	Zweilous	DarkDragon	50–52	Sw: 2%
	Hakamo-o	DragonFighting	50–52	Sw: 2%
	Drampa	NormalDragon	50–52	Sh: 2%
	Sliggoo	Dragon	50–52	Sh: 2%
	Dreepy	DragonGhost	50–52	2%
Weather: Intense Sun
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Rhydon	GroundRock	50–52	Sw: 33%Sh: 35%
	Coalossal	RockFire	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	20%
	Sandaconda	Ground	50–52	Sw: 13%Sh: 15%
	Jangmo-o	Dragon	50–52	Sw: 5%
	Turtonator	FireDragon	50–52	Sw: 2%
	Stonjourner	Rock	50–52	Sw: 2%
	Larvitar	RockGround	50–52	Sh: 5%
Weather: Snowing
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Snom	IceBug	50–52	40%
	Piloswine	IceGround	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	20%
	Galarian Mr. Mime	IcePsychic	50–52	13%
	Obstagoon	DarkNormal	50–52	Sw: 2%
	Eiscue	Ice	50–52	Sh: 2%
Weather: Snowstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Perrserker	Steel	50–52	40%
	Doublade	SteelGhost	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	Sw: 20%Sh: 15%
	Togedemaru	ElectricSteel	50–52	13%
	Eiscue	Ice	50–52	Sh: 5%
	Duraludon	SteelDragon	50–52	2%
Weather: Sandstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Dugtrio	Ground	50–52	40%
	Hippowdon	Ground	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	Sw: 20%Sh: 21%
	Galarian Stunfisk	GroundSteel	50–52	10%
	Stonjourner	Rock	50–52	Sw: 5%
	Obstagoon	DarkNormal	50–52	Sh: 2%
	Pupitar	RockGround	50–52	Sh: 2%
Weather: Heavy Fog (Post-Game)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Claydol	GroundPsychic	50–52	35%
	Bronzong	SteelPsychic	50–52	25%
	Corviknight	FlyingSteel	50–52	23%
	Indeedee (Male)	PsychicNormal	50–52	Sw: 14%
	Indeedee (Female)	PsychicNormal	50–52	Sh: 14%
	Dreepy	DragonGhost	50–52	2%
	Gardevoir	PsychicFairy	50–52	1%

Surfing Encounters

Below is a list of all of the overworld encounters you can only reach by surfing on the water. You won’t have the ability to do this until later in the game.

Surfing in Lake of Outrage
Weather: Normal
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	65%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	30%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Overcast
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	50%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	45%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Raining
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	55%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	40%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Thunderstorm
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	65%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	30%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Intense Sun
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	70%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	25%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Snowing
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Vanillite	Ice	40–43	50%
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	30%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	15%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Snowstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Vanillite	Ice	40–43	65%
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	20%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	10%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Sandstorm (After Hammerlocke)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	60%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	35%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%
Weather: Heavy Fog (Post-Game)
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Mantyke	WaterFlying	40–43	50%
	Mantine	WaterFlying	40–43	45%
	Barraskewda	Water	40–43	5%

Fishing Encounters

The following Pokémon can be fished up at a fishing spot in the area.

Fishing in Lake of Outrage
While Fishing
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Barraskewda	Water	50–52	50%
	Lanturn	WaterElectric	50–52	35%
	Qwilfish	WaterPoison	50–52	10%
	Gyarados	WaterFlying	50–52	5%

Shaking Berry Trees

The following Pokémon may appear while shaking Berry Trees.

Shaking Trees in Lake of Outrage
Shaking Trees
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Greedent	Normal	50–52	95%
	Cherubi	Grass	50–52	5%

Strong Pokémon Encounters

There are some Pokémon in the area that are considered “strong Pokémon”, meaning you’ll see them on the overworld. The Pokémon selection may change based on the weather.

Strong Pokémon Encounters
Weather: Snowing
Pokémon		Types	Level	Rarity
	Grapploct	Fighting	56–60	--
	Glaceon	Ice	56–60	--
	Avalugg	Ice	56–60	--

NOTE: This is an incomplete list! More Pokémon will be added as information on them becomes available.

Pokémon Dens

Information on Pokémon Dens for Max Raid Battles and wild Dynamax Pokémon will be added in the near future. Thanks for your patience!

Items in the Lake of Outrage

• There’s a Focus Sash near the southern shore.
• There’s a hidden Ice Stone, Leaf Stone, Water Stone, Thunder Stone, Fire Stone, Dusk Stone, Shiny Stone, and Dawn Stone on the outer edge of each of the rocks in the giant circle by the Pokémon Den.
• There’s an Assault Vest up on top of the hill by the tree.
• There’s a Big Mushroom at the base of the tree. (May be a random item.)