Pokémon Battle Strat's! Become a Champion at battles!

 Do you want to be a Pokémon Master? Have the best strategies for all Pokémon Video Games? Well, you came to the right post!

MOVES: Solar Beam

Solar Beam can be a confusing one because The Pokémon Company didn't fully explain the move. Solar Beam is a move where on the first turn the Pokémon adorbs sunlight, and the next attacks. 

But, have you been losing more often because the Pokémon are "very quick" and doesn't wait till the next turn? 

The Pokémon company leaked how in Episode 4 of Diamond and Pearl TV Series, that when you, or opponent, uses Sunny Day or has a ability to create "harsh sunlight", Solar Beam reacts quicker then normal.

TOP STRATEGY WARNING

DO NOT use Sunny Day with Grass Types just incase they know Solar Beam.

(Some Fire Types can learn Solar Beam like Charizard)

TOP STRATEGY SOULUTION

If your Pokémon use an ability to cause "harsh sunlight", use a move to get rid of the "harsh sunlight"

MOVES:

Snowscape

Sandstorm

Raindance

(Any weather moves)

Electric Terrain

Psychic Terrain

Misty Terrain

Grassy Terrain

(Any terrain moves)

ABILITIES:

Air Lock(Removes any weather conditions)

Cloud Nine(Removes any weather conditions)

Drizzle(Starts Rain. For extra long weather, use Damp Rock item)

(Any abilities that can change weather and lock weather changes)

Chlorophyll(Boost speed in harsh sunlight)

Forecast(Changes types with weather. If harsh sunlight, it will make you a Fire Type. Grass types are not very effective on Fire Types)

Hydration(Cures the Pokémon's status condition in rain)

Ice Body(Restores HP in snow)

(Any abilities that in weather effects happen)

Drought(Creates harsh sunlight)

Hardon Engine(Creates electric terrain)

Orichalcum Pulse(Creates harsh sunlight)

Electric Surge(Creates electric terrain)

Grassy Surge(Creates grassy terrain)

Misty Surge(Creates misty terrain)

(Any terrain abilities or harsh sunlight)

DOUBLE-TEAM STRATS

SCARLET/VIOLET

Torkoal(Ability: Drought) and Sawsbuck any form(Ability: Chlorophyll)

Goodra(Ability: Hydration) and Pelipper(Ability: Drizzle)

Glalie or Avalugg(Ability: Ice Body) and Abomasnow(Ability: Snow Warning)

TERA RAID BATTLES

Tera Raid Battles are 75% of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. The Official Pokémon Company gave some really good info on them. 

Based off of the brand new Pokémon Event Raid Battle, Mewtwo, I struggle to defeat Mighty Mewtwo. If you caught him, your a MASTER!! But recently I've caught previous Walking Wake, Iron Leaves, Chesnaught, and Delphox, so I thought this would be easy, I was wrong...

Considering the fact I don't have many Ghost, Dark, or Bug type Pokémon this was challenging. I also wanted to bring out a level 100 Pokémon. And your probably wondering, "Why didn't you bring out Mew?", Because my Bug Tera Type Mew is at Level 69. 

So, enough of this story, lets get to defeating Mewtwo. If you see this after this event has ended, click here for all Tera Tips. and click here for my Tera Tip!

Ok, just a heads-up, Tera Raid Battles are battles where you can team up Online with real players(Nintendo Switch Online Membership and Linked Nintendo Account needed), or Offline with CPU's.

But anyway, if you missed the team-up with special Tera-Type Pokémon event, AKA Prepare to face mighty Mewtwo event, featuring Blissey, Scisor, Hydriegon, Hatterene, and Grimmsnarl; 

It's ok, because if you look hard enough you might find one, or a Tera Raid battle with the same Pokémon. But anyway, way lets get started!

First thing is first you need a strong lv. 100 character.

1. Try not too use all your experience candy on other Pokémon than the compatible ones that have more of a effect. 

2. Use Pokémon that are only in the list for a bigger percent chance you'll win.

3. Have fun, and best of luck!

4. Go to Chansey Supply and get lots of stat boosters. Like Zinc, and Carbon, and everything else with the same icon.

Ok, here is a list of Pokémon you can find through out the game. If you have Pokémon HOME, and you have compatible long-time partners, I can be super helpful!

A JigglyPuff that knows Bug Type moves

A Venonat and evolve it or a Venomoth

A Scyther and evolve it or a Scizor

A Ditto maybe?

A Eevee that knows a bug type move or any of it's evolutions

A Mew from the #MyVeryOwnMew event

A Mewtwo maybe?

A Pineco and evolve it or a Forretress

A Heracross

A Teddiursa and evolve it or Ursaring that knows a Bug Type move

A Chansey and evolve it or a Blissey that knows a Bug Type move

A Surskit and evolve it or a Masquerain

A Zangoose maybe?

A Arceus (using Pokémon HOME and Diamond and Pearl for DS connecting to Pokémon HOME with Pokémon BANK available on Nintendo E-Shop or Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl available on E-Shop Digital Edition or Game Card. Or from Pokémon Legends Arceus, available on E-Shop Digital Edition or Game Card. Or Pokémon GO.)

A Dewott and evolve it or a Samurott

A Larvesta and evolve it or a Volcarona

A Genesect(using Pokémon HOME and Pokémon Black and White for DS using Pokémon HOME with Pokémon BANK or Pokémon Black V2 and Pokémon White V2 available on DS. Or Pokémon GO.)

A Spewpa and evolve it or a Vivillon

A Morgrem and evolve it or a Grimmsnarl

A Hisuain Typhlosion

A Umbreon

A Murkrow and evolve it or a Honchcrow

A Misdreavus and evolve it or a Mismagius

A Houndour and evolve it or a Houndoom

ANY POKEMON THAT KNOWS BUG, GHOST, AND DARK TYPE MOVES!!

And see if that works out for you!

Best of luck! ~ BRAXIEN

POKéMON TYPE ADVANTAGES

Pokémon type advantages is one of the main things to keep in mind while battling. For newer games they tell you if it's "super effective", nothing shows if just "effective", or "not very effective" .

I found my self relying on that so much, that I was confused when I play a classic Pokémon game. 

But, it is very helpful. Cause now I know Dark is "super effective" on Ghost. Or Fighting is "super effective" on Normal.

But, most of my typing knowledge is from the TV series. I remember from Lucario and the Mystery of Mew, a Bonsly ran away from the water, and Max said that Water is "super effective" on Ground.

Other type advantages are easy to remember. Here's my trick:

Q: What puts out a Fire? (A: Water!) Water is "super effective" on Fire types.

Q: When you spill Water on a electronic, does it boost the electricity, and  cause the machine to explode? (A: Yes) Electric is "super effective" on Water, and Water "not so effective" on Electric types.

Q: What do plants need to grow and make food? (A: Water and sunlight) Water is "not so effective" on Grass, and Grass is "super effective" on Water types.

Q: What covers the Ground? (A: plants and Water!) Grass and Water are "super effective" on Ground types.

Q: When you fight nothing, what does it do? (A: Nothing!) Fighting have "no effect" on Ghost types.

Q: Can you fight negative energy? (A: Yes!) Fighting is "super effective" on Dark types.

Q: Would you hit something cute? (A: I can't answer it for you, but no!) Fighting is "not very effective" on Fairy types.

And that is how a remember type advantages.

If you want a easier way for your kid, rather then to memorize, click here!

Just have you child select any W(weakness), and that is also a easy way.

I HOPE THIS HELPED! I MIGHT MAKE MORE LATER ON!! ALSO, REMEMBER TO SHARE THIS WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY. IT WOULD REALLY HELP!