Since Pokémon Violet features an open-world design without a fixed path, following a across the three main storylines— Victory Road (Gyms), Path of Legends (Titans), and Starfall Street (Team Star)—is the best way to progress smoothly. Recommended Story Order (by Level) 14-15 Cortondo Gym (Kathy) Victory Road 16 Stony Cliff Titan (Klawf) Path of Legends 16-18 Artazon Gym (Brassius) Victory Road 19 Open Sky Titan (Bombirdier) Path of Legends 20-21 Team Star Dark Crew (Giacomo) Starfall Street 23-24 Levincia Gym (Iono) Victory Road 26-27 Team Star Fire Crew (Mela) Starfall Street 28 Lurking Steel Titan (Orthworm) Path of Legends 29-30 Cascarrafa Gym (Kofu) Victory Road 32-33 Team Star Poison Crew (Atticus) Starfall Street 35-36 Medali Gym (Larry) Victory Road 41-42 Montenevera Gym (Ryme) Victory Road 44 Quaking Earth Titan (Iron Treads) Path of Legends 44-45 Alfornada Gym (Tulip) Victory Road 47-48 Glaseado Gym (Grusha) Victory Road 50-51 Team Star Fairy Crew (Ortega) Starfall Street 55 False Dragon Titan (Dondozo) Path of Legends 55-56 Team Star Fighting Crew (Eri) Starfall Street Essential Early Game Tips
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