Pokemon Scarlet and Violet | 6 Star Tera Raid Guide - Level & Rewards | Pokemon SV

6 Star Tera Raid Battle Guide for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (Pokemon SV). See the locations of 6 Star Raids, rewards, unlock the levels, Solo tips, strategies and more!

6 Star Tera Raid - Unlock Conditions

Clear 10 Battles Of 4 Star Tera Raid

The 6 Star Raid battle will be released after completing the Academy Ace Tournament and upon completing the 4 Star or higher Raid 10 times. Multiplayer/Co-Op is also counted, so make use of the Raid Search Board.

6 Star Tera Raid Battle Walkthrough

1. Watch The Ending


In order to watch the ending of the game story, you need to first complete The Way Home battles which appears after completing the three routes.

Story Walkthrough Guide
2. Rematch Battle With All 8 Gym Leaders

Gym Leader
Katy	Brassius	Iono	Kofu
Larry	Ryme	Tulip	Grusha

After talking with Geeta at the Director's Office, visit the various gyms and have a rematch battle with the gym leaders. The level and handheld Pokemon have changed once the game has ended, so make sure to train your Pokemon more before you try again.

Gym Leaders Rematch Guide
3. Participate In The Academy Ace Tournament


After completing the Rematch with the 8 Gym leaders, you can finally participate in the Academy Ace Tournament. The average level of the opponents are Lv 60 and above, so be sure to raise your skill level before participating on the challenge.

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Academy Ace Tournament Guide	Gym Leaders Guide

4. Jacq Will Contact You After Completing The Academy Ace Tournament


After completing the Academy Ace Tournament, Jacq will contact you and will ask you to participate in a Tera Raid battle with him.

5. Clear 4 Star Raids 10 Times


After completing the Academy Ace Tournament, you will receive a notification from Jacq that the 6 Star Raid Battle is already unlocked after clearing 10 Raid battles of 4 Star or higher. Use the Search Board to clear the 6 Star Raid battles.

Tera Raid Battle Codes Search Board

What Is 6 Star Tera Raid Battle?

Fixed 5IV Pokemon From Difficult Raids

6 Star Raid is a difficult Tera Raid Battle in which the Individual Value (IV) of the Pokemon you can obtain is 5IV or more, and you can also get other items such as Ability Patch, that changes the Ability to Hidden Ability, and PP Up.

A 7-Star Unrivaled Charizard Event

"The Unrivaled Charizard" battle raid event is held during the period above-mentioned. The Charizard event is one of the very valuable events in the game, so make sure to unlock the 6-Star Tera Raid first.

Other 6 Star Raid Features

Appearance Of The Crystals Are Different

Raid	6★	5★
Map
Crystal

The crystals for the 6 Star and 5 Star Tera Raid Battles have a different appearance. You can easily distinguish them as 6 stars have a dark-colored crystal, while 5 stars have a lighter color.

Playing Tera Raid Battle In Solo Is Disfficult

Completing the 6 Star Tera Raid is very difficult, the same as for the 5 Star so it is recommended that you prepare a high-level Pokemon that can target the opponent's weaknesses and also join challenges through Multiplayer/Co-Op mode.

6 Star Tera Raid Battle - Pokemon & Item Rewards

6-Star Tera Raid Battle Rewards

Some of the rewards obtained after winning a 6 Star Tera Raid Battle varies depending on the Pokemon. You can obtain Feathers and Mints in each battle, so if you plan to get Mints, you can challenge and win a battle.

Item Rewards List

Rewards & Drop Rate
Exp. Candy XL Common	Pokemon Materials Common	Tera Shard Common
Exp. Candy L Uncommon	Rare Candy Uncommon	Nugget Uncommon
PP Up Uncommon	Bottle Cap Uncommon	Ability Capsule Rare
Ability Patch Rare	-	-

Rewards For Each Pokemon

Attack Reward (Feather/Mint)

Rewards & Drop Rate
Muscle Feather Common	Muscle Feather Uncommon	Star Piece Uncommon
Comet Shard Rare	Spicy Herba Mystica Rare	Adamant Mint Rare
Lonely Mint Rare	Naughty Mint Rare	Brave Mint Rare

Pokemon Drops - Attack (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Paldean Tauros (Fighting)	Intimidate Ability Cud Chew
Paldean Tauros (Fire)	Intimidate Ability Cud Chew
Paldean Tauros (Water)	Intimidate Ability Cud Chew
Gyarados	Intimidate Moxie
Flareon	Flash Fire Guts
Dragonite	Inner Focus Multiscale
Scizor	Swarm Techniqueian Light Metal
Heracross	Swarm Guts Moxie
Tyranitar	Sandtsream Unnerve
Breloom	Effect Spore Poison Heal Techniqueian
Salamence	Intimidate Moxie
Staraptor	Intimidate Reckless
Garchomp	Sand Veil Rough Skin
Leafeon	Leaf Guard Chlorophyll
Gallade	Steadfast Bite Justified
Haxorus	Rivalry Mold Breaker Unnerve
Lycanroc	Tough Claws
Pincurchin	Lightning Rod Electric Surge
Revavroom	Overcoat Filter
Baxcalibur	Thermal Exchange Ice Body
Pawmot	Volt Absorb Natural Cure Iron Fist
Bombirdier	Big pecks Keen Eye Rock Throwing
Mabosstiff	Intimidate Guard Dog Stakeout
Ceruledge	Flash Fire Weak Armor
Kingambit	Defiant Supreme Overlord Pressure
Annihilape	Vital Spirit Inner Focus Defiant

Defense (Feather/Mint)

Reward & Drop Rate
Resist Feather Common	Resist Feather Uncommon	Big Pearl Uncommon
Pearl String Rare	Salty Herba Mystica Rare	Bold Mint Rare
Impish Mint Rare	Lax Mint Rare	Relaxed Mint Rare

Pokemon Drops - Defense (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Pelipper	Keen Eye Drizzle Rain Dish
Torkoal	White Smoke Drought Shell Armor
Hippowdon	Sand Stream Sand Force
Avalugg	Own Tempo Ice Body Sturdy
Toxapex	Merciless Limber Regenerator
Corviknight	Pressure Unnerve Mirror Armor
Orthworm	Earth Eater Sand Veil
Klawf	Anger Shell Shell Armor Regenerator
Garganacl	Purifying S Sturdy Clear Body
Dachsbun	Well-Baked Body Aroma Veil

Special Attack Rewards (Feather/Mint)

Rewards & Drop Rate
Genius Feather Common	Genius Feather Uncommon	Star Piece Uncommon
Comet Shard Rare	Bitter Herba Mystica Rare	Modest Mint Rare
Mild Mint Rare	Rash Mints Rare	Quiet Mint Rare

Pokemon Drops - Special Attack (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Gengar	Cursed Body
Espeon	Synchronize Magic Bounce
Gardevoir	Synchronize Trace Telepathy
Magnezone	Magnet Pull Sturdy Analytic
Glaceon	Snow Cloak Ice Body
Hydreigon	Levitate
Volcarona	Flame Body Warm
Dragalge	Poison Point Poison Touch Adaptability
Clawitzer	Mega Launcher
Sylveon	Cute Charm Pixilate
Glimmora	Toxic Debris Corrosion
Armarouge	Flash Fire Weak Armor

Special Defense (Feather/Mint)

Rewards & Drop Rate
Clever Feather Common	Clever Feather Uncommon	Big Pearl Uncommon
Pearl String Rare	Sour Herba Mystica Rare	Calm Mint Rare
Gentle Mint Rare	Careful Mint Rare	Sassy Mint Rare

Pokemon Drops - Special Defense (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Umbreon	Synchronize Inner Focus
Slowking	Oblivious Own Tempo Regenerator
Goodra	Sap Sipper Hydration Gooey
Mimikyu	Disguise
Frosmoth	Shield Dust Ice Scales
Tinkaton	Mold Breaker Own Tempo Pickpocket
Toedscruel	Mycelium Might
Clodsire	Poison Point Water Absorb Unaware

Agility (Feather/Mint)

Rewards & Drop Rate
Swift Feather Common	Swift Feather Uncommon	Big Mushroom Uncommon
Balm Mushroom Rare	Sweet Herba Mystica Rare	Jolly Mint Rare
Naive Mint Rare	Hasty Mint Rare	Timid Mint Rare

Pokemon Drops - Agility (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Ditto	Limber Imposter
Jolteon	Volt Absorb Quick Feet
Talonflame	Flame Body Gale Wings
Dragapult	Clear Body Infiltrator Cursed Body
Maushold	Friend Guard Cheek Pouch Techniqueian
Cyclizar	Shed Skin Regenerator
Kilowattrel	Volt Absorb Competitive
Grafaiai	Unburden Poison Touch Prankster

HP (Feather/Mint)

Rewards & Drop Rate
Health Feather Common	Health Feather Uncommon	Big Mushroom Uncommon
Balm Mushroom Rare	Spicy Herba Mystica Rare	Sweet Herba Mystica Rare
Salty Herba Mystica Rare	Bitter Herba Mystica Rare	Sour Herba Mystica Rare

Pokemon Drops - HP (Feather/Mint)

Pokemon	Type Ability
Vaporeon	Water Absorb Hydration
Blissey	Natural Cure Serene Grace Healer
Amoonguss	Effect Spore Regenerator
Farigiraf	Cud Chew Armor Tail Sap Sipper
Dondozo	Unaware Oblivious Water Veil
Cetitan	Thick Fat Slush Rush Sheer Force

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