Best Pokemon Raid Guide for Pokemon Scarlet And Violet (Pokemon SV). See best Pokemon for Tera Raids, Tera Raid Strategy, tips and Strongest Pokemon for Raid Battles.
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▶︎7 Star Delphox Tera Raid Strategy GuideBest Pokemon for Each Tera Type Raid Battle
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- ・Use Belly Drum on the first turn
・Doubles Power with Huge Power ability and Belly Drum move
・Note that your HP will be reduced to half after Belly Drum
▶How to Train Azumarill for Raid - ・Use Screech to lower the enemy's Defense on the first turn
・Rock-type Sp. DEF is increased by 1.5 times during sandstorms, can be used as a tank against effective Pokemon
・Can support with Taunt and Screech
▶How to Train Tyranitar for Raid - ・A substitute for Azumarill
・Use Swords Dance to boost firepower in the beginning
・High Base Stats among Ground-type Pokemon
・High Attack Stats makes Earthquake powerful
▶How to Train Garchomp for Raid - ・Super effective Attacker
・Greatly increases firepower with Nasty Plot
・Focus Blast is powerful, but beware of its low hit rate
▶How to Train Lucario for Raid - ・Use Calm Mind to raise it's Sp. Atk and Sp. Def first turn
・Hyper Voice is powerful with Pixilate ability
・Attack with Draining Kiss to heal yourself
・Use Fake Tears to lower the enemy's Sp. DEF
▶How to Train Sylveon for Raid - ・High firepower only if all four players use Perrserker
・Stack Screech and Swords Dance to the max, you may take down enemy with a single blow
▶How to Train Perrserker for Raid - ・Torch Song allows you to attack while increasing Sp. ATK
・Hidden Ability Unaware allows you to attack after enemy's buff effects
・Can recover with Slack Off and support with Will-O-Wisp
▶How to Train Skeledirge for Raid - ・Lumina Crash can attack while lowering Sp. DEF by 2 levels
・Can lower enemy's Sp. DEF even after it put up a barrier
・If the Ability is Opportunist, it can copy enemy's stat boosts
▶How to Train Espathra for Raid - ・Gigaton Hammer inflicts large damage
・The Steel/Fairy combination has excellent resistance, and hard to be weak against the enemy.
・It is best to use Reflect or Light Screen depending on the enemy
▶How to Train Tinkaton for Raid - ・Two Main weapons can trigger Same-type attack bonus
・Can lower the enemy's Sp. DEF by 2 levels with Fake Tears
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
▶How to Train Flutter Mane for Raid - ・Use Belly Drum to raise ATK on the first turn
・The combination of Belly Drum and Drain Punch allows you to keep fighting
・Excellent Durability
▶How to Train Iron Hands for Raid - ・Acid Spray lowers enemy's Sp. DEF by 2 levels
・A Super effective attacker due to the High Base Stats
・Can recover HP with Morning Sun
▶How to Train Iron Moth for Raid - ・The substitute for Fire-type Pokemon
・Inflicts high damage by stacking Swords Dance
・Increases Critical hit ratio with Focus Energy
・The Thermal Exchange ability is immune to Burns and no risk of lowering ATK
▶How to Train Baxcalibur for Raid - ・The Beads of Ruin ability can lower the enemy's Sp. DEF and increase firepower
・Note that this Ability also lowers allies' Sp. DEF
・High Base Stats
▶How to Train Chi-Yu for Raid - ・High Attack Base Stats
・Screech can lower the enemy's DEF by 2 levels
・Can increase ATK by stacking Swords Dance
▶How to Train Koraidon for Raid - ・High Sp. ATK Base Stats
・Metal Sound lowers the enemy's Sp. DEF by 2 levels
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
▶How to Train Miraidon for Raid - ・Can use both Reflect/Light Screen to reinforce allies' durability
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
・High SPD and a good amount of firepower can at least inflict damage
▶How to Train Iron Valiant for Raid - ・High Durability
・Excellent support with debuffs such as Screech and Fake Tears
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
・Can use both Reflect/Light Screen to reinforce allies' durability
▶How to Train Umbreon for Raid - ・High Durability
Excellent support with debuffs such as Screech and Fake Tears
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
・Can use both Reflect/Light Screen to reinforce allies' durability
▶How to Train Corviknight for Raid - ・The Prankster ability to preempt enemy's Status Move
・Excellent Support with Fake Tears and Reflect/Light Screen
・Taunt can interfere with the enemy's bothersome Status Move
・Thunder Wave can also paralyze the enemy
▶How to Train Grimmsnarl for Raid - ・Increase firepower/durability with Bulk Up on the first turn
・Rage Fist can inflict large damage under the right conditions
・Better to use in Solo rather than Multi-play
▶How to Train Annihilape for Raid - ・A Pokemon as a specific measure
・First, Swords Dance can be used to increase firepower.
・Bitter Blade can be used to heal while attacking.
・Many learnable Status Moves
▶How to Train Ceruledge for Raid - ・Recommended for Cinderace Random Group Raid
・Lowers Sp. Defense with Acid Spray
・Psychic Terrain+Expanding Force is powerful
▶How to Train Armarouge for Raid - ・Recommended for Charizard Solo Raid
・Use Calm Mind on 1st turn
・Use Fake Tears three times
・Use Draining Kiss repeatedly
▶How to Train Sylveon for Raid - ・Recommended for Charizard Co-op Raid
・Use Fake Tears three times
・Use Go all out! one time
・Use Hyper Beam
▶How to Train Sylveon for Raid - ・Recommended for Cinderace Solo Raid
・Gain power and defense with Nasty Plot & Iron Defense
・Single Blow Attack with Stored Power
▶How to Train Slowbro for Raid - ・Recommended for Cinderace Solo Raid
・Use Opportunist to effectively invalid Bulk Up
・Stop Cinderace's moves with Feather Dance
▶How to Train Espathra for Raid - ・For completing Greninja raid solo
・Ability [Water Absorb] disables Water moves
・Stored Power inflicts large damage
▶How to Train Vaporeon for Raid - ・Strong combo of Seed Sower + Giga Drain
・You can win solo if you keep firing the Giga Drain
▶How to Train Arboliva for Raid - ・For completing Pikachu raid solo
・Can attack while recovering HP with Giga Drain
・Can make the weather sunny with Sunny Day
▶How to Train Arboliva for Raid - ・For completing Pikachu raid solo
・Leaf Storm can increase SP. ATK
・Highly durable as it can recover HP with Giga Drain
▶How to Train Lurantis for Raid - ・For completing Pikachu raid solo
・It can nullify Pikachu's Surf and Thunder and can also half the damage from Play Rough
・Stack Curse six times before attacking with Earthquake
▶How to Train Clodsire for Raid - ・For Raid Solo Farming
・Doubles the power of Electric moves after taking damage
・It takes time, but you can defeat the opponent by using Parabolic Charge repeatedly
▶How to Train Bellibolt for Raid - ・For 7 Star Decidueye Raid Solo Farming
・Enhancing durability with EVs makes it hard to be defeated
・It takes time, but you can defeat the opponent by using Parabolic Charge repeatedly
▶How to Train Bellibolt for Raid - ・For 7 Star Decidueye Raid Solo Farming
・Able to defeat the opponent in one shot with Discharge
▶How to Train Miraidon for Raid - ・For completing Samurott raid solo
・Use the Screech twice to lower the Samurott's defense
・Then keep attacking with Drill Peck
▶How to Train Corviknight for Raid - ・For completing Typhlosion raid solo
・Consecutively attack with Rage Fist
・You need to Terastal only when breaking the Typhlosion's shield
▶How to Train Annihilape for Raid - ・For completing Typhlosion raid solo
・Bellibolt takes heavy damage from the Typhlosion's Earthquake
・But can withstand it with Parabola Charge's recovery
▶How to Train Bellibolt for Raid - ・For completing Inteleon raid with a random team
・It can exploit Inteleon's weakness with its same-type attack bonus
・Can also cover the attack lowered by the opponent's Tearful Look with Swords Dance
▶How to Train Perrserker for Raid - ・For completing Inteleon raid solo
・By setting its ability to Defiant, it has the advantage of nullifying the opponent's Tearful Look
・It is recommended to use Sunny Day first to increase the probability of avoiding the opponent's Blizzard
▶How to Train Annihilape for Raid - ・For completing Inteleon raid solo
・It is a candidate if you want to bring the game to an endurance battle
・In random teams, do not use Belly Drum, Wild Charge, or Close Combat as it increases the likelihood of being knocked down
▶How to Train Iron Hands for Raid
Recommended Pokemon Team For Raids
| ① | ▼Perrserker Squad |
|---|---|
| ② | ▼Miraidon + Iron Hands |
| ③ | ▼For Ditto Farming |
Assumes That You Are Playing With Friends
This is a recommended team for Tera Raid Battle. However, since Pokemon needs to match, this is only possible if you play with friends.
Tera Raid Battle Codes Search BoardPerrserker Squad
| Recommended Party | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Perrserker | Perrserker | Perrserker | Perrserker |
【Note】Make Sure To Use Hidden Ability
The Galarian Meowth that you will receive from the event has a common ability and you need to use Ability Patch to change it to Hidden Ability. You can obtain Ability Patch at 6★ Raids so you can raise Koraidon and Miraidon first.
Hidden Ability GuideExample of How to Fight
| 1st Turn | 1st Player: Use Swords Dance 2nd Player: Use Screech 3rd Player: Use Screech 4th Player: Use Cheer "Go All Out!" or Taunt |
|---|---|
| 2nd Turn | All Players attack with Iron Head |
Be Careful To Pokemon Not Affected By Screech
If the Pokemon has the ability like above, status reducing stats may not work or will increase a status of the enemies. When battling Pokemon listed below, avoid using Screech.
The Pokemon Not Affected By ScreechMiraidon + Iron Hands
You Can Activate Iron Hands's Ability
The Ability that Iron Hand's Ability, Quark Drive, will increase the highest stat of the Pokemon when there is an Electric Field. Miraidon will release an Electric Field once he enters the field enabling Quark Drive to activate right away.
Example of How to Fight
| 1st Turn | Iron Hands ×3: Use Belly Drum Miraidon: Use Cheer "Heal up!" or Screech |
|---|---|
| 2nd Turn | Iron Hands ×3: Use Drain Punch Miraidon: Use Cheer "Hang tough!" |
For Ditto Farming
The Ditto will transform into the Pokemon that the Host of the raid uses. So it is recommended that the host will use a very weak Pokemon without any damage moves. With this, the difficulty of the raid will be very easy.
Example of How to Fight
| 1st Turn | Host: No Attack Others: Use Debuff Moves |
|---|---|
| 2nd Turn | Host: No Attack Others: Use Debuff Moves |
Raid Battle Tips & Strategy
| ① | Take on with the Weakness of the Tera Type |
|---|---|
| ② | Use "Go all out!" or Debuff Moves at the start |
| ③ | Avoid making your Pokemon faint |
| ④ | Other ways to deal with some Pokemon |
Use The Weakness Of The Terra Type
Before entering a Raid Battle, make sure to check the Type of the Raid Battle. Do not forcefully use a Pokemon that is weak against the Raid Pokemon Type.
Recommended To Use "Go All Out!" At The Start
| Cheer Type | Effect |
|---|---|
| Go All Out! | Increases all allies' ATK and Sp. ATK |
| Hang tough! | Increases all allies' DEF and Sp. DEF |
| Heal up! | Recover all allies' HP |
Support moves like Cheer, which can be used up to three times during the raid, is very powerful. If there is no Status Move such as Screech, it is recommended to use cheers like Go All Out! after the raid starts to increase Attack and Sp. Attack of allies.
Avoid Making Your Pokemon Faint
In Tera Raids, making your Pokemon Faint is a huge time loss. So it is recommended to avoid it with HP recovering moves or increasing HP EVs.
Heal The Teammates When They Are About To Lose
During Tera Raid Battle, the time limit decreases each time a Pokemon on your team faints in battle, so it will be difficult to clear the raid when your team keeps fainting frequently. Learn HP recovery moves such as Drain Punch or cheer up your team with Heal Up!
Other Ways To Deal With Some Pokemon
Taunt for Pokemon that use Status Moves
Some Pokemon in the Tera Raid, such as Gengar and Amoonguss, use Status Moves or change the weather. To prevent such moves, it is recommended to learn "Taunt" and use it on the first turn.
Note the Pokemon that are immune to Status Moves
The above Pokémon will bounce back Status Moves or, conversely, increase their Ability. Using these Moves may be a disadvantage so you want to use your moves wisely.
Recommended Level
| Difficulty | Recommend Level / Benefits |
|---|---|
| 6★ | Recommend Lv: 100 - 5V or more guaranteed (There is a chance to get Hidden Ability) - It is hard to clear by Solo, but rewards such as Herba Mystica are amazing How to Unlock 6 Star Tera Raid |
| 5★ | Recommend Lv: 80~100 - 4V or more guaranteed (There is a chance to get Hidden Ability) - Less than 6★, but can get amazing rewards - Barely able to clear by Solo |
| 4★ | Recommend Lv: 50~60 - 3V or more guaranteed (There is a chance to get Hidden Ability) - Able to clear with a single blow by Solo and get Leveling UP items |
| 3★ | Recommend Lv: 40~50 - Pre-evolved Pokémon appear - Able to clear with low Lv. Pokemon |
| 2★ | Recommend Lv: 25~35 - Pre-evolved Pokémon appear - Easier to obtain Berries - Able to clear with low Lv. Pokemon |
| 1★ | Recommend Lv: 15~20 - Pre-evolved Pokémon appear - Easier to obtain Berries - Able to clear with low Lv. Pokemon |
The recommended levels for Terra Raid Battles are listed above. The 6 Star Raid has high IVs and amazing rewards, but the difficulty level is extremely high, so it is recommended to raise the level to 100 and then challenge the raid in Co-op Mode.
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