Turffield Gym Grass Badge Guide

The first one is quite simple, there are no obstacles, you'll just need to push them together. To increase your precision, you should walk slowly. The Wooloo will move based on how close you are to them, so push them together and walk behind all of them to force them forward.

In the second area, a Yamper is moving across the field. If your herded Wooloo get too close, they'll scuttle in the opposite direction. You may use this to your advantage, by pushing the Wooloo before the Yamper starts moving to the right side of the field, which will scare the Wooloo to the right, making it easier for you to push them against the wall and in your goal.

Just before you can do that though, you need to take care of a trainer who is blocking the way. It's Gym Trainer Samuel with his Gossifleur Pokemon.

In the third area, there are two dividers. You'll need to wait for the Yamper to pass through the middle and then push your Wooloo herd through. To make things easier, you can move your herd to the left and wait for the Yamper to pass by. Once it does that you can push your herd of Wooloo along the wall to your goal.

An optional trainer will also be available here on the right side, Gym Trainer Mark, he comes with two grass type Pokemon, a Budew and an Oddish.

Onto the last section. There are now four dividers with narrow paths and two Yampers. Wait for the Yamper on the right to turn the corner and run against the wall. Once that happens you can take your herd of Wooloo against the right wall and onwards until you reach your goal.

Once again you'll see an optional trainer here, Gym Trainer Leah with two Pokemon, a Bounsweet and an Oddish.

Now it's time for the final challenge. Once you walk up the steps of the real stadium, Gym Leader Milo will be waiting for you. Luckily enough, in this battle, you'll have to fight only two Pokemon, a Gossifleur and an Eldegoss.

The first Pokemon, Gossifleur, is a pure grass type Pokemon, so you can use a flying type or a fire type against, either of which will work to your advantage.

The second Pokemon you'll face is an Eldegoss, which is also a pure grass type Pokemon. You can use the Dynamax mechanic to get a gist of what it's like here, although you don't necessarily need to, you can defeat this gym without it.

The Dynamax feels a little overpowered and unethical but it certainly has good visuals.

The Grass Badge should now be yours. You will have also unlocked the ability to catch Pokemon up to the level of 25, and along with that you get a TM10 Magical Leaf when you return to the lobby, as well as a Grass Uniform.

Now onto the next gym, Hulbury Gym, to receive your Water Badge!