Rock this edgy look by swiping four or more fingers in circular motions. With how straight these bangs are, it comes as no surprise that moving four or more fingers up and down (or left to right) will grant your buddy a very divisive fringe. The Blunt Bangs Betty had a bad break-up and cut her own bangs at 2 am Game Freak/Nintendo

The next set of hairstyles requires four fingers on the screen.

This stylish swoop is another hairstyle you might get from swiping two fingers in circular motions, or from side-to-side. You may see it pop up in other circular motions, or if your swipes are more erratic. This puffy look can be obtained by swiping two fingers in slow counter-clockwise circles. We’ve also had the Cowlick come up by swiping left to right. The Cowlick Game Freak/NintendoĪ quirky little look that adds just a touch of pizzaz to the little fella, this can be obtained by swiping two fingers in a clockwise direction. This look also pops up when swiping two fingers from left to right. Simply take two fingers and move them up and down across your buddy, making sure not to lift them from your screen. This sleek-and-simple spiky look is the easiest hairstyle to get, as the petting motions are probably the most intuitive they’re generally how you’d start stroking your Pokémon. The first set of hairstyles requires at least two fingers on the screen. As such, some of these are simply our best approximations of the finger movements needed - you may find yourself trying again and again to get a specific one, or discovering a hairstyle you didn’t aim for initially popping up. Here’s all the possibilities and the finagling finger motions you need to get them.ĭisclaimer: Pikachu- and Eevee-styling is more an art than it is a science. Slow, deliberate motions work better than fast, frenzied ones.Īfter a bit of swiping, your Pokémon will shake its head, a cloud will cover its face, and poof! It will emerge with a fresh new hairstyle. The trick with all of these motions is not to lift your fingers from the screen. Getting a specific hairstyle requires delicate touch and mastered finesse, though if you’re the impatient sort, you can always just swipe the screen repeatedly with both hands and see what you get, sorta like a hairstyle roulette. Petting your Pokémon’s fur ( yes, Pikachu has a lot of fur) by stroking the screen will ruffle it up in different ways, giving your Buddy some new looks. How do I give my Pikachu or Eevee hair?įor this, you’re going to head to the Play screen from the main menu - and make sure that you’re playing in handheld mode, and that your partner Pokémon isn’t wearing a hat. Anne in Vermillion a mourning old lady will give you formal wear in Lavender Town’s tower a spy will give you Team Rocket garb in their underground headquarters in Celadon friendly staff at Go Park in Fuchsia will give you safari gear, and so on.Īdditionally, accessories like bows, glasses and hats can be purchased from the Celadon City department store. You’ll be given a Sporty set of clothes for both you and your partner right off the bat, and various NPCs will give you different outfits - a sailor will give you a sailor suit before you board the S.S. Your partner Pokémon can swap out their hat, glasses, clothes and accessories. Your trainer can swap out their hat, outerwear, pants, shoes and bag. Select that, and the menu will give you options to dress your trainer and partner Pokémon. Opening your bag in the menu will reveal the Clothing Trunk. There’s plenty of different outfits for both your trainer and partner Pokémon, as well as unique hairstyles for Pikachu and Eevee’s fur. The least you can do is spruce it up with some new clothes and hair! Your new best friend rides around on your shoulder or the top of your hat, toughs out hard battles so you won’t worry about it, learns special techniques so you don’t have to sacrifice a move slot, and gives you adorable high-fives after defeating gyms. One of the most delightful parts of Pokémon : Let’s Go! is bonding with your partner, Pikachu or Eevee.

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