Pokemon Scarlet and Violet | Mela Rematch (STC) - Pokemon Team & Level | Pokemon SV

Mela STC Rematch (Team Star Boss) guide in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (Pokemon SV). Learn the Fire Pokemon team in rematch, level and weakness, recommended types, and more!

Mela Pokemon Team Lineup

Daily Battles Available At STC

Ortega can be battled again at her Team Star Base as part of the Star Training Center (STC) after the Ending. There are no new rewards, so challenge every day to raise your level and win money.

Pokemon Team At Rematch

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  TorkoalLv65
  

  2X

  Body Press	Yawn
  Flare Blitz	Stone Edge

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  CoalossalLv65
  

  4X
  2X

  Heat Crash	Rock Blast
  Body Press	Earthquake

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  HoundoomLv65
  

  2X

  Fire Blast	Dark Pulse
  Sludge Bomb	Thunder Fang

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  ArcanineLv65
  

  2X

  Flare Blitz	Extreme Speed
  Close Combat	Overheat

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  ArmarougeLv66
  

  2X

  Aura Sphere	Armor Cannon
  Energy Ball	Psychic

Recommended Pokemon & Location

Recommended Pokemon

Pokemon	Recommended Moves How To Get
Quaquaval	Aqua Jet (Acquired through evolution) Air Cutter (Learn at Lv21) Close Combat (Learn at Lv58) Evolve from Quaxly Lv16 to Quaxwell at Lv36
Azumarill	Aqua Tail (Learn at Lv21) Rollout (Learn at Lv1) Azurill evolves to Marill via Friendship then evolve to Azumarill at Lv 18 *Excellent as a travel companion
Garchomp	Bulldoze (Learn at Lv18) Earthquake (Learned with TM) Evolve Gabite at Lv 48 └ Gabite appears in Dalizapa Passage
Clodsire	Mud Shot (Learn at Lv8) Earthquake (Learn at Lv48) Evolve Paldean Wooper (that appears in South Province Area One) at Lv20
Whiscash	Aqua Tail (Learn at Lv24) Earthquake (Learn at Lv40) Evolve Barboach at Lv 30
Tyranitar	Rock Slide (Learn at Lv15) Earthquake (Learn at Lv33) Stone Edge (Learn at Lv37) Evolve Pupitar at Lv55 └ Limited to Scarlet Version.

Water/Ground/Rock Type Is Recommended

Mela's Pokemon Team are Fire types and you may counter them by using Water/Ground/Rock type moves that can be used to exploit their weak points. Have the advantage in battle by learning their weakness and using it against them.

Pay Attention To Armarouge's Energy Ball

Armarouge uses a Grass type move, Energy Ball. Water/Ground types takes on heavy damage, so use Pokemon with high Speed to avoid this and push through.

Beware Of Ability Drought When Using Water Type

Mela's first Torkoal Ability "Drought" enables it to change the weather to harsh sunlight for five turns. When it is sunny, the power of Water-type moves is halved, so either override the weather or gain special powers with Terastal to compensate for the diminish of its damage power.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Story Related

Gym Leaders

Team Star Bases

Titan Pokemon

Classes Guide

Victory Road

Gym Leaders
Katy (Rematch)	Brassius (Rematch)	Iono (Rematch)
Kofu (Rematch)	Larry (Rematch)	Ryme (Rematch)
Tulip (Rematch)	Grusha (Rematch)	-
Elite Four
Rika	Poppy	Larry
Hassel	Geeta	Nemona

Starfall Street

Boss Fights
Giacomo (Rematch)	Mela (Rematch)	Atticus (Rematch)
Ortega (Rematch)	Eri (Rematch)	Clavell (Clive)
Cassiopeia

Path of Legends

Boss Guides
Stony Cliff Titan	Open Sky Titan	Lurking Steel Titan
Quaking Earth Titan (Scarlet Exclusive)	Quaking Earth Titan (Violet Exclusive)	False Dragon Titan
Arven

The Way Home (Zero Lab)

Boss Fights
Professor Turo	Professor Sada

After Completing The Game

Post-Game Contents

Post-Game Walkthrough

Academy Ace Tournament