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BossTeam - How to Defeat every Boss in Game

Wed, 04 Oct 2023 04:02:21 +0000

First I wanted to mention that I made this team bases on the team that Jadeash shared on his yt channel. So Jade Ash dont sue me pls!
(10) NEW IMPROVED Boss Teams! | Pokemon Revolution Online - YouTube

In this topic I will show the default team that makes most bosses and some ones that will be useful for specific bosses.
I will also note the closest city and direction, and team for the boss and attack buff etc...

---DEFAULT---

Whismicott: Ability Prankster mandatory! nature doesn't matter to much.
Need item Lagging tail.

You will need Switchero, Memento and Cotton Spore.

Shuckle: Ability Sturdy! You don't need to train Shuckle.
You can use any pokemon sturdy, that knows SweetScent and any hazard move.
You just need Sweet Scent and Stealth Rock, the others two moves is optional.

Golduck: You need an Golduck trained like this. Use item leftovers.
You must use this moveset.

Ninjask: Ignore my Attack 252 :) Train (Speed:252, HP:252, Def:6)
In most cases you need 2 sweepers.
I use Ninjask and Gorebyss, but you can use others.
You must use this moveset. Use item leftovers.

Gorebyss:  In most cases you need 2 sweepers.
I use Ninjask and Gorebyss, but you can use others.
You must use this moveset. Use item leftovers.

Pangoro: You need Adamant Pangoro with Ability Mold Breaker. Train Attack and Speed.
Use item Focus sash in case the boss attacks you when you swap for him, prevents one shot.
"Once Pangoro hits the field, you 're 99.9% guarented to win" -Jadeash.

---EXTRAS POKEMONS---
There are some pokemons that you will need for specifics Bosses in the game.

Banette: You just need Banette with item Banettite. You need this moveset.
You will start every Boss that start with Mega Evolutions.

Slowbro: I just use Slowbro for Boss Steven because he can tank and defeat him easly.
You need Slowbronite and this moveset.

Klefki: You need Klefki like this, Prankster and Bold or other good defensive nature.
Use item Light Clay and this moveset.
You will use Klefki against Steven and Erika.

Volcarona: I use Volcarona for Erika because she is OP against her.
Just copy this Moveset and Nature. Use leftovers.

If you use Shuckle low level you will need one pokemon with Sweet Scent level 100 with focus sash (List pokemon that knows Sweet Scent: Sweet Scent | SM | Smogon Strategy Pokedex)

There are some Pokemons that are required to be able to fight some bosses:

Boss - Requirements Pokemons:
Steven - 2 Steel Pokemons ( use Klefki and one more Steel Pokemon)
Lance - 1 Dragon Pokemon
Jessie & James - Pikachu

---STRATEGIES---

DEFAULT STRATEGY:
Start with Whimsicott and use Switchero. If you survive you can use memento. After Whimsicott choose Shuckle
Use Sweet Scent first. Then you use Stealth Rock. After this 2 moves if Shuckle survives you can use flash. After Shuckle, use GOLDUCK.
With Golduck you will use Hypnosis (Hypnosis will have 100% accuracy now, because you use Sweet Scent before).
After Hypnosis use Substitute. You need to stay behind Substitute most of the time to avoid dying.
If he wokes after substitute, repeat hypnosis substitute again.
If he's sleeping use flash. You need flash him 6 times. (Thats why I have flash on Shuckle, for stacking it fastest).
After blind him, You can let Golduck die or use Hypnosis and Switch for your Sweeper.
I use Ninjask as first Sweeper. If Boss's Pokemon wokes and kills you. Just use your Second Sweeper "My Gorebyss".
With your sweeper, first you use substitute, and behind substitute use Swords Dance 3x ( or Shell Smash 3x). You can use Protect to heal your Pokemon with leftovers.
After use 3x status moves, try to be behind Substitute and use Baton Pass and select Pangoro. (If you use Baton Pass behind Substitute, your pangoro will be behind Substitute and will not use focus sash unecesserly).
With Pangoro just Use Power Trip, except Zapdos's Thor, for zapdos use Rock Slide.

STRATEGY Banette + DEFAULT;
Some Bosses that starts with Mega evolution causing your switchero move to fail and makeing your Shuckle flinch, which can prevent you from using Sweet Scent. ex: Mega Swampert with Waterfall.
This strategy is to remove Boss's Mega Pokemon from the field. You can do this by defeating him with destiny bond or sometimes Bosses switchtes to another pokemon. If he switch you can follow default strategy.
Start with MEGA BANETTE and use Destiny Bond on Mega Pokemon, if he swaps for other Pokemon, use Phantom force or Sucker Punch or other attack you prefer, just let Banette die on second Pokemon's Boss. And follow Main Strategy.
For exemple Jadeash show on video fighting against Brock defeating Mega Steelix with Destiny Bond.

STRATEGY DEFAULT * All pokmns Lvl 100;
You cannot use Shuckle low level against Maribela and Urahara. You need all pokemons level 100. You can use Shuckle level 100 and you can also use any pokemon with Sweet Scent. Just put item Focus Sash.
Pokemons that learn Sweet Scent: Sweet Scent | SM | Smogon Strategy Pokedex

STEVEN STRATEGY
Use KLEFKI, SHUCKLE, GOLDUCK, NINJASK, SLOWBRO + 1 Steel Pokemon
Start with Klefki and use Reflect, and spikes until Klefki dies, switch for Shuckle and use flash. unitl he dies. Switch for Golduck and flash unit he dies again.
After your Golduck, use Slowbro.
With Slowbro activate your bracelete for Mega Slowbro. Use 3 times Iron Defense, 6 times Calm Mind. Use Slack Off when your pokemon is below 70% HP to recover your HP.
When your Mega Slowbro is buffed 3x Iron defense and 6X Calm Mind, use surf for all pokemons.
You will need Pokemon with Iron Defense move, that's why I use Slowbro.

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note: If for exemple i put DEFAULT + POKEMON. Change your second Sweeper for that pokemon.

note: Many Bosses have obstacles in their path. I recommend you buy next tools: (Pick Axe, Tree Axe, Shovel, Abseil Rope, Sturdy Hiking Boots)
that tools substitute Rock Smash, Cut, Dig, Rock Climb and Waterfall.

+++ KANTO +++

Brock (Vermilion -> Digletts Cave)
Banette + DEFAULT

Chuck (Saffron, Secundary Gym)
DEFAULT;

Cie (Vermilion Sailor Adam)
DEFAULT;

Erika (Viridian, Viridian Forest)
Use: Whimsicott, Shuckle, Golduck, Klefki, Volcarona, Slowbro.
Do Main strategy, but instead using Ninjask, now you use Klefki and use Reflect if you are fighting agains Ferrothorn or use Light Screen if you fighting against Special Attacker Pokemon.
Use Thunder Wave and Spikes, let him die for tryhard or switch for Volcarona. With volcarona use Quiver Dance 6 times, use roost for recover your hp.
After boost Volcarona just use Fiery Dance most of the time. But i recommend use bug buzz for volcarona vs volcarona.

George (Pewter City, Jail)
DEFAULT

Guardian Entei (Cerulean North, Route 24)
DEFAULT

Jessie & James (Celadon)
DEFAULT + PIKACHU

Klohver (Vermilion Sailor for Pinkan Island)

DEFAULT

Koichi (Saffron Dojo)
DEFAULT

Naero(Cerulean Cave)
DEFAULT

Nikola (Saffron, Trainer Valley)
- I never did, Nikola. You must have unsuccessfully attempted to capture a Legendary Pokemon. If you defeat a Legendery Pokemon. You will need make this boss to reset Legendery Pokemon Spawn if you want try to catch it again. If anyone knows if the Basic Strategy works, please comment below. Thanks.

Officer Jenny (Vermilion, Sailor Pink, Light House 2F)
DEFAULT

Officer Shamac (Pewter, Jail)
Banette + DEFAULT

Pre Hax (Vermilion, Sailor Adam, Munchlax Resort)
- Must have only 2 Pokemon in team, all fighting moves banned. Sorry but I will look a nice strategy for this boss and upgrade in the future.

Professor Oak (Cinnabar Lab)
DEFAULT

Pumpking King (Lavender, Route 10 and left after)
BANETTE + DEFAULT

Shary & Shui (Vermilion, Love Sailor, house 2)
DEFAULT

Terminator (Viridian, Left, Mt Silver Moltres Chamber)
DEFAULT;

Urahara (Lavender, Pokemon Tower 3F)
DEFAULT * All pkmns must have Lvl 100.
You need any Hazard + Sweet Scent on your Second Pkmn.

Xylos (Vermilion, Eevee House)
DEFAULT

+++ JOHTO +++

Battle Bot (Olivine, Sailor, Dock Island, left house)
DEFAULT

Bruno (Ecutreak)
Banette + DEFAULT; note: (use earthquake on the last Pokemon)

Bugsy (Olivine, Sailor, Dock Island, North)
DEFAULT;

Gamers Pewdie and Diepy (Goldenrod Casino)
DEFAULT;

Guardian Suicune (Mahagony, North)
DEFAULT;

Lance (Blackthorn, North, Dragon Shrine)
DEFAULT + 1 Dragon Pokemon;

Lorelei (Blackthorn, Ice Cave)
DEFAULT;

Misty (Olivine, Left, South Route 41)
DEFAULT;

Neroli (Azalea, Left, ILEX FOREST)
DEFAULT;

Professor ELM (Violet, South-west, Ruins of Alph)
DEFAULT;

Sage (Violet, Sprout Tower)
DEFAULT;

Thor (Olivine, Left, South Route 41, Whirpool, cave, south)
DEFAULT; note: use Rock Slide on Zapdos.

+++ HOENN +++

Gingery Jones (Lavaridge, Right, Fiery Path excavation)
DEFAULT;

Guardian Raikou (Mauvile, Route 110, Secret Base Alpha)
DEFAULT;

Lt. Surge (Mauvile, Route 110, Power Plant)
DEFAULT;

Morty (Lylicove, Left, Mt.Pyre)
Banette * DEFAULT;

Naruto Fanboy (Mauvile, North, Desert, South Regirock Cave)
DEFAULT;

Professor Birch (Verdanturf, House 2)
Banette + DEFAULT note: Medicham its not Mega, but u need kill medicham first before Default strat.

Steven (Lavaridge, South, Valley Steel)
Steven Strategy;

Tigerous (Lylicove, Sailor, Eumi Island)
Banette + DEFAULT

Toothless (Slateport, South, West, Abandoned Ship)
DEFAULT;

+++ SINNOH +++

Ash Westbrook (Eterna, Right, Meteor Cave)
DEFAULT;

Letrix (Floaroma, Right, Vailey Windworks, Mountain Secret Passage)
DEFAULT;

Link (Sandgem, Left, South, TWINLEAF TOWN)
DEFAULT;

Logan (Celestic, Right, Route 210 North, Cave of Justice)
DEFAULT;

Maribela (Floaroma, Right, Water Path Left Side, F. Meadow)
DEFAULT * All pkmns must have Lvl 100.

Medusa & Eldir (Oreburgh, left, Ore gate, North, Legends Cave)
DEFAULT;

Professor Rowan (Jubilife City, House Left Pokecenter)
DEFAULT;

Saphirr (Survival Area, Right, Route 227)
DEFAULT + 1 Fire Pokemon

Spectify (Sandgem Town)
Banette + DEFAULT;

Rewards List : .... coming

how to defeat Elite 4 Kanto and Johto again

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 00:50:24 +0000

I recently completed story of all 4 region and want to fight with Elite 4 again to gain bunch of Exp and try new team, but they're quite tough now. Are there any recommended team or Pokemon that can sweep a few rooms in those Elite 4?

For example, first room in Kanto Elite has Dewgong, Jynx, Cloyster, mega Slowbro and Lapras, so I have to use Volcarona + Raichu + Tinkaton. It's so hard to sweep them all now

.

Thu, 21 Aug 2025 01:42:00 +0000

Delete. Thanks.

Map for Johto Bosses

Wed, 23 Jul 2025 09:20:38 +0000

made another map for myself and figured I'd share

BossTeam by Kyzduyen (Updated 06/28/2025)

Fri, 07 Feb 2025 18:50:41 +0000

First, I want to mention the issue of fighting bosses in the game based on the team baton pass. (refer to BossTeam - How to Defeat every Boss in Game by Drace2021)

In this topic, I will show the default team that makes most bosses except Ash Westbrook + Jessie & James and a team just for Ash Westbrook + Jessie & James
I'll also note the group for bosses and attack buff etc..

► Link Youtobe guide bossteam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b02peAx5BWQ

---DEFAULT---

Whimsicott: Ability: Prankster - Nature: any +DEF or +SPDEF - Evs: 252 DEF + 252 HP + 6 SPDEF

Hold: Lagging Tail - Moves: Switcheroo - Cottone Spore - Flash - Memento

Audino: Ability: no master - Nature: any +DEF or +SPDEF - Evs: 252 DEF + 252 HP + 6 SPDEF

Hold: Leftover - Moves: Simple Beam - Flash - Yawn - Healing Wish

Magneton: Ability: Sturdy - Nature: any +DEF or +SPDEF - Evs: 252 DEF + 252 HP + 6 SPDEF

Hold: Leftover - Moves: Flash - Teleport - Electroweb - Iron Defense

Magcargo: Ability: any - Nature: any +DEF or +SPDEF - Evs: 252 DEF + 252 HP + 6 SPDEF

Hold: Leftover - Moves: Stealth Rock - SmokeScreen - Memento - Yawn

Gorebyss / Huntail: Ability: no master- Nature: dont -SPD - Evs: 252 SPD + 252 HP + 6 SPDEF

Hold: Leftover - Moves: Subtitute - Shell Smash - Baton Pass - Waterfall

Gardevoir : Ability: Trace- Nature: +SPATK - Evs: 252 SPD + 252 SPATK + 6 HP

Hold: Leftover - Moves: Stored Power - Moonblast - Double Team - Subtitute

---EXTRAS POKEMONS---
There are some pokemons that you will need for specifics Bosses in the game.

Lopunny : Ability: Klut- Nature: dont master - Evs: dont master

Hold: Assault Vest - Moves: Switcheroo - Healing Wish

Pikachu: Ability: no master- Nature: dont master - Evs: dont master

Hold: no master - Moves: Flash

Slaking: Ability: no master- Nature: any +ATK - Ivs: ATK >25+ Evs: 252 ATK

Hold: Choice Band- Moves: Giga Impact

Klefki: Ability: Prankster- Nature: any +DEF & +SPDEF - Ivs: ATK >25+ Evs: 252 ATK

Hold: Lagging Tail - Moves: Switcheroo - Reflect

There are some Pokemons that are required to be able to fight some bosses:

Boss - Requirements Pokemons:

Steven - 2 Steel Pokemons (valid)
Saphirr - 1 Fire type Pokemon (valid)
Ash Westbrook - Lopunny

Jessie & James - Pikachu

PreHax - Slaking

---STRATEGIES---

DEFAULT STRATEGY:
1 - Start with Whimsicott and use Switcheroo. If you survive you can use Memento.

2 - After Whimsicott choose Audino. Use Simple Beam first. After this move if Audino survives you can use Flash 3 turn then use Yawn and finally Healing Wish.

3 - If Audino not finished use 3 Flash, use Magnezone to continue Flash until finished 3 times, (If you have completed this step then you can skip magnezone) then use teleport to swap Magcargo safely if Magnezone services.
4 - With Magcargo you will use Stealth Rock to break Focus Sash (If all the steps above still don't lowers the boss accuracy 6 tages, then you continue using smoke screen). Then use Memento.
5 - After Magcargo choose Gorebyzz, First You need to stay behind Substitute most of the time to avoid dying, then Shell Smash 2-3 turn. After that, try to behind Subtitute and use Baton Pass and select Gardevoir.
6 - With Gardevoir ,Thanks to Trace ability, you have copied the boss's Simple ability you can use 3 turn Double Team to raises the evasiveness of Gardevoir by 6 stage. After that just use Stored Power, except Dark type pokemon use Moonblast.

MEGA BOSSES + STRATEGY
Some Bosses that starts with Mega evolution causing your Switchero move to fail.
You use Cottone Spore. If you survive you can use Memento.

(This is the link to help you check all the information and location as well as the moves of the bosses. https://wiki.pokemonrevolution.net/index.php?title=Bosses)

Steven + STRATEGY

1 - Start with Klefki and use Reflect.

2 - After Klefki choose Audino and perform the steps as default.

Bugsy + STRATEGY

1 - Start with Klefki and use Reflect then use Swithcherro.

2 - After Klefki choose Audino and perform the steps as default.

Ash Westbrook + STRATEGY

Ash Westbrook using Roar makes your team unable to set up so you need to replace Magnezone with Lopunny klutz ability and hold Assault Vest

1 - Start with Whimsicott and use Switcheroo. If you survive you can use Memento.

2 - After Whimsicott choose Audino. Use Simple Beam first. After this move if Dialga dont use Roar you can use Flash 3 turn then use Yawn and finally Healing Wish. (in case Dialga uses Roar causing you to change to another pokemon. Always choose Audino until you use healing wish successfully)

3 - With Lopunny use Switcheroo then Healing Wish
4 - After Lopunny select Magcargo and perform the steps as default.

DARK TYPE POKEMON LEADERS BOSSES+ STRATEGY

Prankster ability is disabled by dark type pokemon so let audino lead the team and perform the steps as default starting from step 2. No need to use Whimsicott

Jessie & James BOSSES+ STRATEGY

Replace Magnezone with Pikachu

note: Many Bosses have obstacles in their path. I recommend you buy next tools: (Pick Axe, , Shovel, Abseil Rope,)
that tools substitute Rock Smash, Dig and Rock Climb

+++ KANTO +++

	Brock		Chuck
MEGA BOSSES	(Route 11,Diglett's Cave)	DEFAULT	(Saffron City, Gold's Gym)

	Cie		Erika
DEFAULT	(Vermilion Sailor Adam)	DEFAULT	(Viridian, Viridian Forest)

	George		Guardian Entei
DEFAULT	(Pewter City, Jail)	DEFAULT	(Cerulean North, Route 24)

Jessie

James

Jessie & James BOSSES

replace Magneton with Pikachu

(Celadon)

DARK TYPE POKEMON LEADERS BOSSES- replace Magneton with Pikachu

(Celadon)

	Klohver		Koichi
DEFAULT	(Vermilion Sailor for Pinkan Island)	DEFAULT	(Saffron Dojo)

	Naero		Nikola
DEFAULT	(Cerulean Cave)	DEFAULT	(Saffron, Trainer Valley

Nikola: (You must have unsuccessfully attempted to capture a Legendary Pokemon. If you defeat a Legendery Pokemon. You will need make this boss to reset Legendery Pokemon Spawn if you want try to catch it again.)

	Officer Jenny		Officer Shamac
DEFAULT	(Vermilion, Sailor Pink, Light House 2F)	DEFAULT	(Pewter, Jail)

	PreHax		Professor Oak
PreHax	(Vermilion, Sailor Adam, Munchlax Resort)	DEFAULT	(Cinnabar Lab)

PreHax:

- Must have only 2 Pokemon in team, all Fighting moves banned.

- Slaking use Giga Impact 1hit Munchlax ( need defeat 4 Munchlax of Prehax)

	Pumpking King		Shary & Shui
DARK TYPE POKEMON LEADERS BOSSES	(Lavender, Route 10 and left after)	DEFAULT	(Vermilion, Love Sailor, house 2)

	Terminator		Urahara
DEFAULT	(Viridian, Left, Mt Silver Moltres Chamber)	DEFAULT	(Lavender, Pokemon Tower 3F)

Urahara: All Pokemon must have Lvl 100

	Xylos		Mysterious Cultist
DEFAULT	(Vermilion, Eevee House)	DEFAULT	(Guild Island Dojo)

+++ JOHTO +++

	Battle Bot		Bruno
DEFAULT	(Olivine, Sailor, Dock Island, left house)	MEGA BOSSES	(Ecutreak)

	Bugsy		Gamers Pewdie and Diepy
Bugsy	(Olivine, Sailor, Dock Island, North)	DEFAULT	(Goldenrod Casino)

Guardian Suicune (Mahagony, North)

	Guardian Suicune		Lance
DEFAULT	(Mahagony, North)	DEFAULT	(Blackthorn, North, Dragon Shrine)

	Lorelei		Misty
DEFAULT	(Blackthorn, Ice Cave)	DEFAULT	(Olivine, Left, South Route 41)

	Neroli		Professor Elm
DEFAULT	(Azalea, Left, Ilex Forest )	DEFAULT	(Violet, South-west, Ruins of Alph)

	Sage		Thor
DEFAULT	(Violet, Sprout Tower)	DEFAULT	(Olivine, Left, South Route 41, Whirpool, cave, south)

+++ HOENN +++

	Gingery Jones		Guardian Raikou
DEFAULT	(Lavaridge, Right, Fiery Path excavation)	DEFAULT	(Mauvile, Route 110, Secret Base Alpha)

	Lt. Surge		Morty
DEFAULT	(Mauvile, Route 110, Power Plant)	MEGA BOSSES	(Lylicove, Left, Mt.Pyre)

	Naruto Fanboy		Professor Birch
DEFAULT	(Mauvile, North, Desert, South Regirock Cave)	MEGA BOSSES	(Verdanturf, House 2)

Professor Birch : Because medicham can die automatically, after completing the set up steps, use waterfall to kill Slaking and then baton pass gardevoir.

	Steven		Tigerous
Steven	(Lavaridge, South, Valley Steel)	MEGA BOSSES	(Lylicove, Sailor, Eumi Island)

	Toothless
DEFAULT	(Slateport, South, West, Abandoned Ship)

+++ SINNOH +++

	Ash Westbrook		Letrix
Ash Westbrook	(Eterna, Right, Meteor Cave)	DEFAULT	(Floaroma, Right, Vailey Windworks, Mountain Secret Passage)

	Link		Logan
DEFAULT	(Sandgem, Left, South, Twinleaf Town)	DEFAULT	(Celestic, Right, Route 210 North, Cave of Justice)

	Meribela		Professor Rowan
DEFAULT	(Floaroma, Right, Water Path Left Side, F. Meadow)	DEFAULT	(Jubilife City, House Left Pokecenter)

	Medusa & Eldir		Saphirr
DEFAULT	(Oreburgh, left, Ore gate, North, Legends Cave)	DEFAULT	(Survival Area, Right, Route 227)

	Spectify
MEGA BOSSES	(Sandgem Town)

Mini-Guide: Fighting Bosses with Mega Slowbro

Mon, 25 Apr 2022 18:48:04 +0000

Hey there! I already made a really big Boss Guide you can check here which deals with Bosses in general, how to do them, how they work and so on. However, many constantly ask me what teams I often use, and I normally only switch between two types of teams: Mega Slowbro and Baton Pass. These are mostly the most viable Boss Teams, aside from Stall teams, which can still work against Bosses (however, against Bosses, you will only use the hardest of walls to fight them). I will make three separate boss guides, one for Mega Slowbro, one for Baton Passing and one for Stalling against Boss Teams. This one is directed towards Mega Slowbro, making it work and how to fight every boss in the game.

If you need to understand the basics of Bossing, before anything, check this guide. It teaches you everything you need. It's very long, but it will explain everything.

This guide is directly focused on teaching what is by far the most optimal and safe team with Mega Slowbro. Is it true that other teams can be faster? Yes, there are faster teams.

This one is simply the safest for newbies. I will provide a budget version and an expensive version. Let's get into it!

Cheap/Budget Version = ONLY KANTO/JOHTO pokemon and areas, NO daycare, NO extremely hard to unlock side areas.

Expensive version = ANYTHING allowed.

The Team

Cheap Version

The debuffing trio:

Dugtrio/Hoppip/Gengar - Jumpluff - Skiploom

Dugtrio: Jolly Nature, 252 EV Speed, 252 EV HP/ATK (doesn't really matter, but it is preferable to train HP just in case your Dugtrio does a miracle and survives a hit somehow).

Equipped with Brightpowder or Focus Sash depending on the boss. Moveset: Sand-Attack, Memento, Bulldoze (optional), Stealth Rock (optional).

Jumpluff&Skiploom&Hoppip: Jolly/Timid, 252 EV Speed, 252 EV HP.

Equipped with Brightpowder or Focus Sash depending on the boss. Moveset: Flash, Cotton Spore, Memento, Worry Seed/Thief. (You can have Jumpluff have Thief and Skiploom Worry Seed, for example). If possible, they should have 20+ IVs or above. Any ability.

Gengar: Timid Nature, 252 EV Speed 252 SPATK/HP (doesn't matter, it will die in a single turn).

Equipped with Toxic Orb, Flame Orb or a Choice item depending on the opponent lead. Moveset: Curse, Trick, Perish Song (optionally), Toxic (optionally), Trick Room (optionally).

The objective of this trio is simple. You are fighting boss pokemon that basically cheat on every single possible regard (increased EVs to an illegal extent). The aim of the trio of Debuffers is to make the leading pokemon of the boss become really, really weak before you set up. You will be reducing its speed, then its Accuracy and then its SPATK and ATK by using Memento. Some boss pokemon leads are very, VERY stupid and behave really weirdly. Keep this in mind when you fight them.

You're probably wondering "wait wtf why are you using the entire evolutionary line of Hoppip, Skiploom and Jumpluff". Well, that's basically because you cannot bring 2 of the same pokemon in bosses but you can indeed bring multiple of the same evolutionary line in a boss team. Furthermore, This evolutionary line gets access to really absurdly good debuffing moves and utility. The order is normally as follows:

Jumpluff comes in against a fast opponent. If this fast opponent will faint you 100% of the time, you equip it with a Focus Sash. You Cotton Spore to reduce its speed, and in the next turn it will be slower than you. Here you can decide whether to Memento (if it hits very hard and it will be a problem against your Slowbro) or if it's simply annoying even if it hits for no damage (Togekiss flinching you a lot). I normally recommend to use Flash if the opponent pokemon is not a Grass/Electric/Dark/Ghost/Bug type because those pokemon types are the only ones that hit Slowbro super effectively.

When Jumpluff has fainted, you switch to Skiploom, and spam either Flash or Memento. Do the same with Hoppip. If needed, you can Cotton Spore again with Skiploom.

Thief is used against very specific bosses who can become REALLY problematic. You will steal their item so that they don't faint themselves while you try to set up on them. This is the example against bosses that lead with a pokemon using a Life Orb. This item deals 10% of the user's max HP every time they deal damage with a move. Thus, if you know their lead holds this item, you will steal it from them.

Dugtrio is an alternative to Hoppip where it simply comes in and Memento immediately, spam Sand-Attack or set up Stealth Rock.

You'll probably be WTFing with the Gengar moveset I'm giving you. The purpose of Gengar is to lead with absurdly problematic leads that your team cannot deal with at all. Gengar is to be used when everything goes wrong, VERY wrong. Gengar is there to Trick the opponent a Toxic Orb so that they faint in a few turns due to Toxic Poison, to burn them with a Flame Orb to reduce their ATK, or to use Perish Song to force the boss to switch out their pokemon in three turns. Trick Room can also be used to make your Skiploom and Jumpluff faster than the Boss pokemon if needed.

Gengar is barely used against bosses but I recommend using it against any boss who starts with a pokemon that sets up on you or is generally very problematic (Brock's Mega Aerodactyl, Koichi's Lucario, Lorelei's Ninetales-Alolan).

All the mentioned pokemon should have 20+ IV, with the respective natures, with no ability specifically needed at all. These items I mention for each pokemon are just my ideas on what is pretty effective.

The hazard setting duo:

Golem - Tentacruel

Golem: Sturdy ability. Adamant, 252 ATK, 252 HP. It can hold any item. Moveset: Stealth Rock, Explosion/Selfdestruct, Counter, any move (Toxic works wonders).

Golem is there for two things: It can take out a key threat with Sturdy + Counter OR you can use it to set up Stealth Rock which is honestly really needed in many bosses. Stealth Rock allows your Slowbro to OHKO many threats in the game after it sets up. Toxic is also a cool option if you need to take risks and take out a threat.

Tentacruel: Any ability, Timid, 252 SPEED, 252 HP, Leftovers/Brightpowder. Moveset: Toxic Spikes, any three moves. I recommend Acid Spray, Mirror Coat, Protect, Haze, Rapid Spin (only helpful against ONE boss in the entire game), Rest, Scald, Swagger, Confuse Ray. You just need Toxic Spikes.

Tentacruel is there to set up Toxic Spikes. There's MANY bosses that will drag EXTREMELY long without Toxic Spikes. Toxic Spikes allows you to faint many pokemon way quicker and passively while you set up and sweep. You will need atleast one layer of Toxic Spikes in many bosses and two in specific ones.

The sweeper:

Slowbro: Calm/Sassy nature. 252 SPDEF, 252 HP. Slowbronite. Moveset: Calm Mind, Scald/Surf/Flamethrower/Ice Beam/Psychic, Iron Defense, Slack Off/Rest.

I will explain the different sets:

Calm Mind, Scald, Iron Defense, Slack Off > Can do over 25 to 30 bosses in the entire game. This is your standard to-go. This is the basic set that allows a newbie to farm bosses.

Calm Mind, Surf, Iron Defense, Slack Off > Can do the same, however, there's minor differences: Boss Eldir, Diepy are riskier, but other bosses are killed faster.

^these two sets need support to beat Water Absorb/Storm Drain pokemon.

Calm Mind, Psychic, Iron Defense, Slack Off > This can beat around 15 to 20 bosses, some are beatable if you have a lot of patience and use Toxic Spikes to stall them until they die. Keep in mind you cannot hit any Dark Types with this moveset.

Calm Mind, Flamethrower, Iron Defense, Slack Off > This can beat around 25 to 30 bosses. Keep in mind you cannot beat Flash Fire without Toxic Spikes support.

Calm Mind, Ice Beam, Iron Defense, Slack Off > Can beat all the bosses in the game. This is the set that is the most potato, because it's the slowest, but with patience you'll eventually faint everything.

Slowbro comes in when your entire team has fainted. Mega Slowbro has a few perks: Mega Slowbro is IMMUNE to Critical hits. Not only that, but it also has 300 SPDEF, 400 DEF, 400 HP off the bat without buffing. It's monstruously tanky and borderline unbeatable. Mega Slowbro can only be beaten by Toxic Poison (happens in around 2-3 bosses in the entire game), Paralysis bad luck and Flinches. Out of these, you can ONLY, ONLY actually lose to flinches. When you fight a boss, your team does not heal. You can start some bosses while having your Slowbro burned against a wild fight, then you equip the Slowbronite and begin the fight.

All of the mentioned pokemon above are farmable in Kanto, easy to catch, no Hidden Abilities required, easy to farm, easy to level up.

Here is a sample team done with: no daycare tutor moves, only TM/tutor moves BEFORE Hoenn, only level up, no side areas, all COMMON pokemon farmable in Kanto/Johto. EXTREMELY low budget team that allows you to run over 30 bosses easily.

The ability for Jumpluff, Tentacruel, Slowbro is irrelevant. The others must be as mentioned in this pokepaste.

Expensive Version

The Debuffing Trio:

Jumpluff, Whimsicott and Cottonee.

Whimsicott and Cottonee: Bold/Calm (Bold is WAY better), 252 EV HP. 252 DEF if Bold, 252 SPDEF if Calm. PRANKSTER ABILITY.

Charm, Memento, Cotton Spore, Switcheroo on Whimsicott. Lagging Tail equipped.

Charm, Memento, Cotton Spore, Flash on Cottonee. Lagging Tail/Focus Sash equipped.

Jumpluff: Jolly/Timid, 252 EV Speed, 252 EV HP.

Equipped with Brightpowder or Focus Sash depending on the boss. Moveset: Flash, Cotton Spore, Memento, Worry Seed/Thief. If possible, they should have 20+ IVs or above. Any ability.

Whimsicott and Cottonee can immediately Cotton Spore or Switcheroo a Lagging Tail onto the boss lead. Prankster will give any status move +1 Priority. This ability is blocked by Dark Type pokemon. If you use a Status Move, it will always go first unless the opponent uses Bullet Punch or a similar move. This only happens in two bosses: Bugsy (Scizor uses Bullet Punch) and Pumpkin King (it starts with a Bisharp). You will almost always either give the opponent a Lagging Tail or reduce its speed in the first turn. Against some bosses, you will immediately Switcheroo a Toxic Orb onto them so that their lead pokemon faints in a few turns. This is only done against extremely annoying leads that Slowbro struggles against (Lorelei). You will Flash, Charm, Memento and debuff the opponent's lead before Jumpluff comes. Jumpluff should spam Flash and Memento afterwards. There's only a few bosses where Jumpluff starts first or you don't debuff at all. (Erika)

The Hazard Setters:

Pineco&Forretress. Impish/Relaxed/Careful/Sassy, Sturdy Ability, Brightpowder equipped. If Impish/Relaxed, 252 EV HP, 252 DEF. If Sassy/Careful, 252 SPDEF.

Moveset: Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Spikes, SELFDESTRUCT. DO NOT USE EXPLOSION. There's ONE boss where you can accidentally faint the opponent lead.

Forretress and Pineco simply come in and spam Toxic Spikes and Stealth Rock, then set up extra Spikes. Depending on the boss, you decide which hazards you want to set first and which ones to prioritise.

The sweeper:

Slowbro: Calm/Sassy nature. 252 SPDEF, 252 HP. Slowbronite. Moveset: Calm Mind, Scald/Surf/Flamethrower/Ice Beam/Psychic, Iron Defense, Slack Off.

I will explain the different sets:

Calm Mind, Scald, Iron Defense, Slack Off > Can do over 25 to 30 bosses in the entire game. This is your standard to-go. This is the basic set that allows a newbie to farm bosses.

Calm Mind, Surf, Iron Defense, Slack Off > Can do the same, however, there's minor differences: Boss Eldir, Diepy are riskier, but other bosses are killed faster.

^these two sets need support to beat Water Absorb/Storm Drain pokemon.

Calm Mind, Flamethrower, Iron Defense, Slack Off > This can beat around 25 to 30 bosses. Keep in mind you cannot beat Flash Fire without Toxic Spikes support.

Click here if you want to see how the full team looks like. Notes: Cottonee, Whimsicott's ATK IV is irrelevant. Jumpluff can be Hasty/Naive instead of Timid/Jolly if it helps you level it up faster but losing DEF or SPDEF is a bit bad. Forretress and Pineco's ATK is irrelevant, having a high ATK means you level up faster. Slowbro's SPEED is irrelevant.

Cottonee and Whimsicott MUST be Pranskter. Forretress and Pineco MUST be Sturdy.

Slowbro and Jumpluff's abilities are irrelevant.

Bosses Chart by Difficulty (from easiest to hardest)

Difficulty: 0/10

If you lose against the following bosses don't talk to me or my army of Slowbro ever again. Just kidding, you're allowed to lose fights and learn. We've all been noobs sometime!

Lance

Debuff, set up, sweep. This boss is a literal joke.

USE ICE BEAM. To be honest you can even do this with Scald lmao.

Professor Birch (is it even possible to lose against this boss?)

Arguably the easiest boss in the entire game, it's so bad that you don't even need to set up your Mega Slowbro if you want. It just runs over his team with no effort.

USE SCALD.

Link (is it possible to lose against this? like, seriously?)

Similar to Birch.

USE SCALD.

Naruto Fanboy (you could literally rename this to any normal trainer and you wouldn't notice the difference)

Similar to the above.

USE SCALD.

Bruno (this boss is so trash that I don't even understand why it exists)

Similar to the above.

USE SCALD.

Brock (same as above)

This boss could actually be a 1/10 because his Aerodactyl Mega is a TROLL and sometimes freezes or burns your debuffers. Otherwise this is just a free win.

USE SCALD OR ICE BEAM. He has a Cradily with Storm Drain. You will kill it anyway with passive Toxic Spikes damage,

Difficulty: 1/10

George (this boss is just boring)

Just set up and use SCALD.

Saphirr (not fightable with our team)

Prof Rowan

I literally put this instead of 0/10 because idk, the design of the NPC is cool. That's it, this boss is a literal free win.

USE SCALD.

Xylos (you can honestly only lose if your IQ is below room temperature levels)

Okay, so after you debuff the Victini, LET IT KILL YOUR PINECO AND ONLY SELFDESTRUCT WITH FORRETRESS. There is a 1 in 90 or so chance that both Selfdestruct critically hit and kill the Victini. If it happens, then nothing actually really happens, you just have to set up 1 v 1 against the Druddigon instead. I don't know why I even write this down.

USE SCALD.

Shamac (literal 0/10 but I have to spread them around so that it doesn't look as if it was all 0/10s)

Set up, spam Scald.

USE SCALD.

Difficulty: 2/10

Maribela

Debuff, set up and spam SCALD.

Suicune Guardian

Set up and spam Psychic.

USE PSYCHIC

Professor Elm (also named mr 17 flinches in a row)

This traumatised me for life. He's free money, set up and spam Scald. His Togekiss once flinched me 17 times in a row when PP was not limited and I lost.

USE SCALD.

Chuck (if you're an idiot and forget to Worry Seed you can actually lose)

WORRY SEED THE MACHAMP BEFORE YOU DEBUFF IT. It has No Guard. If you don't, it doesn't matter how much you Flash it, it will always hit you.

USE PSYCHIC. (You can use Scald, but Toxic Spikes will have to kill Poliwrath).

Spectify (troll)

DON'T SET UP 2 TOXIC SPIKES (OR ANY TOXIC SPIKES) AGAINST HIS TEAM. He has an Umbreon that will Synchronise the Poison onto your Mega Slowbro and you can accidentally lose to it.

USE SCALD.

Difficulty: 3/10

Toothless (this boss is an absolute troll)

Sage (heard of trolls? this is another one)

SWITCHEROO A TOXIC ORB ONTO THE GLACEON, set up hazards, after Glaceon dies you can debuff Flareon. Glaceon has Toxic, if it Toxics your Slowbro you lost the boss fight.

USE SCALD OR PSYCHIC. Toxic Spikes kill the Vaporeon.

Professor Oak (heard of trolls?)

DON'T SET UP HAZARDS. His lead Rotom has Defog. Also, his Venusaur spams Sleep Powder.

USE PSYCHIC (or SCALD if you want)

Difficulty: 4/10

Starting from this difficulty onwards you may, MAY sometimes lose a fight due to extremely bad RNG or just horrendous life choices

Neroli (the only reason why she's a 4/10 instead of a 0/10 to 1/10 is due to bullsh*t RNG fiesta and a really, really nasty surprise at the end)

Okay, so the strategy for this boss: Switcheroo a Lagging Tail onto Celebi and Memento. Switch to Forretress and set up 2 Toxic Spikes, then Selfdestruct, set up with Mega Slowbro and run over her team until Clefable. On Clefable she will use Petal Dance and lock herself with her Choice Item while she dies from Toxic Spikes. Thus, SWITCH TO JUMPLUFF. She'll be stuck while she tries to Petal Dance your team while she slowly dies.

USE SCALD.

Officer Jenny (she's only a 4/10 because her team is stupid, her AI is stupid and she is stupid)

The only issue in this boss is that she has a Gengar that will absorb the Toxic Spikes. Her Manectric randomly spams Roar and her lead Arcanine will try to faint itself before you can fully set up.

USE SCALD.

Difficulty: 5/10

Naero

This boss is just annoying. It can randomly Toxic you with Blissey. I recommend you begin the fight while burned because if Blissey toxics you, you're done and will lose.

USE SCALD.

Battlebot

This boss should've been way harder but it was... surprisingly easy. It just has a lot of Flinch, Paralyse and Poison it can inflict on you. Pray to the RNG gods and run over it.

USE SCALD.

Ash Westbrook

This dude is generally unpredictable, it's easy but it's a RNG fiesta. Dialga can randomly Roar, Reshiram randomly Roars, Infernape can paralyse you and Kyogre can paralyse you. Debuff Dialga and faint your entire team against it, then 1 v 6 with Mega Slowbro.

USE SCALD. Being debated if Psychic/Ice Beam can be better.

Misty

Worry seed the Milotic. IT HAS COMPETITIVE. IF YOU TRY TO DEBUFF IT YOU WILL INCREASE ITS SPATK. Faint your entire team against it by Memento and Selfdestruct after you set everything up because it uses Dragon Tail. Mega Gyarados can accidentally crit your Slowbro.

USE SCALD.

Entei Guardian (this is just lazy design honestly)

This boss is just boring and it can randomly oneshot you with Reshiram. Use Psychic and pray for no Reshiram crit and 1HKO onto Serperior.

USE PSYCHIC.

Difficulty: 6/10

Klohver

Klohver is a bit annoying. Her Xerneas will spam Thunder like a madman and you have to Flamethrower the Shaymin immediately or the second Seed Flare will faint you. Pray that you don't get paralysed.

USE FLAMETHROWER.

Letrix

Letrix has a Excadrill that can accidentally crit you with Mold Breaker, a Hydreigon that can flinch you a lot and a Kyogre that might Thunder you to death. Pray and hope nothing bad happens.

USE SCALD

Steven (not fightable with our team)

Terminator

Terminator is a bit of a RNG fiesta due to it leading with a Magnezone and accidentally paralysing you. Debuff it fully and pray to the RNG gods!

USE SCALD

Thor

Thor is just a boring dragged on fight. You have to stall out the Sandstorm turns from Tyranitar and Iron Defense if he reduces your Defense. Heal a lot because his Greninja and Zapdos hit really hard and will flinch and paralyse you. His Lugia is also a bit annoying to fight as it stalls you with Roost.

USE SCALD.

Difficulty: 7/10

Medusa & Eldir

This boss is basically RNG combined with using your brain a bit properly. Medusa is free, switcheroo Lagging Tail, Charm until you die, set up hazards, then set up Slowbro and Sweep. 1 v 1 the Reshiram, if it critically strikes you, the Toxic Spikes will kill it before it's able to kill the rest of your team.

Do the same with Eldir's Gyarados. Eldir has a Muk that will remove your Toxic Spikes, so if you want to set them up, do the entire boss without setting them up until you get to Slowbro. Go back into Pineco, let it faint, then switch to Forretress and set up 2 Toxic Spikes while it dies. Set up against Mega Slowbro with your own and then kill it and fight Zekrom on a 1 v 1.

If you want to just risk this fight to pure RNG, just 1 v 1 the Zekrom and pray that it doesn't crit you.

USE SCALD.

Pewdie & Diepy

This boss can also arguably be a 9/10 due to how much RNG is involved. There's THREE choke points during this fight. Against the first one of the duo (Fairy), you will have to debuff Azumarill, set up all hazards and then set up fully. After you faint Azumarill, a Clefable will come. THIS CLEFABLE IS UNAWARE AND HAS THUNDERBOLT. You have to spam Slack Off until the Toxic Spikes faint it. You also have to pray that it doesn't paralyse you. It will deal 40 to 45% of your max HP, so you can only stay spamming Slack Off. If you don't, you can accidentally lose the fight.

Afterwards, he will throw a Togekiss. Good luck not automatically losing to 15 flinches in a row!
The Psychic one will throw a Slowking against you that can burn you with Scald if you're unlucky. Afterwards, she'll throw in a Jirachi that spams Iron Head against you. If he burns you, you have a very high chance of losing to really bad RNG. This fight is 100% RNG based. Good luck! You'll need it.

USE SCALD

Erika (this boss is arguably either a 3/10, 7/10 or 9/10 depending on the day)

This boss is an absolute goddamn troll because the lead Ferrothorn will Explode if you're not careful. Use Charm until your Debuffer is about to die, then Switcheroo a Lagging Tail.

SWITCH TO FORRETRESS, NOT PINECO!!! (this problem is not an issue with Golem and Tentacruel). If you do, it will use Bulldoze ALWAYS instead of exploding. Set up Hazards, explode, then switch to Mega Slowbro. Since Golem and Tentacruel are weak to Bulldoze, she will always use it instead of exploding. If you do this wrong, she will explode, switch to Volcarona and you will have a bad time.

USE FLAMETHROWER

Raikou (same as Erika, this boss is a complete troll)

Raikou Guardian has three issues: a lead Zekrom with Teravolt and Life Orb, an Excadrill with Mold Breaker and an Unaware Quagsire. This fight can go really badly easily if you're unlucky. If you want, Switcheroo a Toxic Orb onto the Zekrom, set up hazards, then debuff the Excadrill. Otherwise, debuff the Zekrom and set up hazards. You can lose this fight at any point during it due to very bad luck.

USE SCALD

Koichi

BEWARE WITH THIS GUY. SWITCHEROO A CHOICE BAND ONTO HIS LUCARIO. His Lucario has Nasty Plot and is a specially oriented attacker and also has Dark Pulse. If you don't switcheroo a Choice Band, it will go to +6 and destroy your Mega Slowbro with Dark Pulse. Switcheroo the Band, then debuff it, then sweep.

USE SCALD

Difficulty: 8/10

From this point onwards you have the hardest bosses in the game. Be cautious with these.

Morty

The main issue with Morty is that Mega Gengar is extremely fast and hits like a truck, but its Shadow Ball also reduces your SPDEF sometimes and you might need to spam Calm Mind and Slack Off until your SPDEF is at max. Debuff the Mega Gengar as much as possible and set up slowly after you set hazards.

USE SCALD

Bugsy

This boss is very problematic. If it locks itself into Bullet Punch then there's no issue, you switch to your Hazard Setter, set hazards, switch to Mega Slowbro and go on with the sweep. It is impossible to debuff the boss because the Choice Band Bullet Punch will always OHKO your debuffers unless you wear a Focus Sash. YOU CANNOT DEBUFF THIS BOSS.

USE FLAMETHROWER

Shary and Shaui

To be honest, the only issue about this boss is that it's slow as hell and you can get flinched nonstop. Switcheroo Lagging Tail both leads and debuff them accordingly, then sweep!

If you lose, you lose due to bad RNG.

USE SCALD

Difficulty: 9/10

Lorelei

The main issue with Lorelei is that someone decided that it would be a good idea to cram all possible BS that can happen to Slowbro into a single boss fight. Freeze chance? Check. Toxic? Check. Paralyse? Check. Flinches? Check. This boss has it all. So, how do we defeat this boss? There's two ways:

1.- Switcheroo a Lagging Tail onto Ninetales, debuff it and set up hazards, try to set up Slowbro against it. PRAY FOR NO FREEZE FROM FREEZE DRY. If you freeze, you will probably lose. Flamethrower her whole team. Pray that the other pokemon don't Freeze you to death or don't Toxic/Paralyse you to death.

2.- Switcheroo a Toxic Orb onto Ninetales. Have a SITRUS BERRY equipped onto Pineco and Forretress. After you Switcheroo a Toxic Orb and faint your debuffer, switch to Forretress and Pineco and spam hazards until Ninetales dies. The Snow Warning will faint your Forretress and Pineco after Sturdy, UNLESS you have a healing berry equipped (Sitrus) which will save you. Then, make them explode, debuff the next pokemon and Flamethrower her whole team.

USE FLAMETHROWER.

YOU CAN LOSE THIS BOSS ANYTIME DUE TO RNG. THIS IS NOT YOUR FAULT. DON'T BLAME YOURSELF.

Lt Surge.

This boss is the example of "everything that can go wrong, will go wrong, at any time.". The problem with Lt Surge is that its entire team can paralyse and hax you down. The damage isn't THAT bad, you will be hit VERY hard when fully set up (you will lose 25 to 33% of your max HP per hit, which is fine because you can still heal it with Slack Off. However, you MIGHT get paralysed multiple times in a row and lose.). The other issue is that you could technically Flame Orb before this fight, however, if you do, you're taking extra damage every single turn, in addition to being hit with literal electric bombs every single turn. There's two ways to beat this boss:

1.- Debuff the Rotom Completely, set up everything, sweep the pokemon 1 by 1, spam Slack Off and pray that you don't get paralysed. At the end there's Zekrom which can abuse its ability Teravolt to ignore your ability and critically strike you (which will make you instantly die with no counterplay). If you run Ice Beam on this boss, you will instantly faint the Zekrom, giving it only ONE chance (6% chance to lose) to crit you. If you run Psychic, it can survive ONE hit (if unlucky), Flamethrower, Surf and Scald will be resisted for around two to three turns.

2.- Switcheroo the Rotom a Lagging Tail with Cottonee, then Memento onto Pineco. Pineco must Toxic Spikes twice. Then, Selfdestruct (or faint) and switch to Mega Slowbro. Set up fully against Rotom and sweep his whole team (if you don't get paralysed and lose). When you get to Zekrom, spam moves until you die. Toxic Spikes will faint it before it's able to faint the rest of your team, since Whimsicott is immune to Dragon and resists Electric and Forretress, Jumpluff can survive a single hit or two.

USE PSYCHIC.

Logan

This boss isn't exactly ULTRA HARD, it's just that you can make many, MANY mistakes and you're forced to run the Ice Beam set (arguably the worst) to win against this boss. I recommend you begin this boss burned if you don't want to risk a 25% chance to automatically lose against Serperior. Basically this boss' Infernape spams Thunderpunch every single turn against Mega Slowbro, if you're unlucky it will paralyse you (and you will cry). There's multiple issues throughout the boss: the Tyranitar will harrass you with Sand Stream and reduce your Defense with Crunch while you fight it (I recommend you stall the Sandstorm turns with Iron Defense, Calm Mind or Slack Off while you wait for it to stop), Infernape paralysing you, Serperior's Leaf Storm dealing massive damage (keep this in mind: against Serperior, YOU MUST ICE BEAM IMMEDIATELY. You cannot stall it, the second Leaf Storm will kill you with no chance to fight back unless you accidentally dodge it. At the end there's a Dialga which has Leftovers. You can either beat it by spamming Ice Beam or PP stalling it until it dies from Struggle. Your choice!

USE ICE BEAM.

Difficulty: FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PRAY TO OUR LORD HELIX I DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO THIS BOSS JESUS CHRIST LORD SAVE ME

Pumpkin King.

No, this is not a joke. This boss is borderline impossible if not straight up impossible with this team. The problem here is that the boss leads both with a Dark type (which completely blocks any Status move used by a Prankster user) AND Defiant as an ability (which means that if you debuff it, you will increase its ATK exponentially). There's only 2 ways to win against this boss:

1.- Start with Mega Slowbro with either Flamethrower or Scald. Mega immediately, spam Iron Defense and Slack Off until your DEF is at max, then spam Scald or Flamethrower until Bisharp dies. Switch to Forretress and Pineco and set up all hazards, flash the Shuckle 6 times BECAUSE IT HAS TOXIC. Memento afterwards, set up Slowbro and pray it never Toxics or you dodge it. You can't AND DON'T WANT TO FLAME ORB BEFORE THIS FIGHT. Bisharp will pressure you too hard, and it randomly uses Swords Dance.

2.- Worry Seed Bisharp with a Focus Sash Jumpluff. Then, spam Flash until you die. Go immediately to Mega Slowbro and pray. Repeat the strategy mentioned before.

Use SCALD or FLAMETHROWER.

Bosses this team cannot fight due to team requirements:

Saphirr (sad because otherwise this boss is a free win), Steven (same issue)

Mini-Guide: Fighting Bosses with Baton Pass

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If you got to this guide and have no goddamn idea on how Bosses work, before anything, read this Bible.

I'll get straight to the point: I just finished my Boss Guide with Mega Slowbro, so now I will tackle Baton Passing against bosses.

The following teams can be substituted by many different options, made quicker if needed (you could use a Baton Passer with Speed Boost and Evasion).

I hope you enjoy it.

Budget Option = ONLY JOHTO AND KANTO AREAS ARE ALLOWED. NO DAYCARE (because this requires beating two bosses), NO AWKWARD/EXTREMELY HARD TUTORS TO FIND.

No Hidden Abilities required.

Semi Expensive Option: Unlike Mega Slowbro Teams, which barely require ANY real effort to build (you can build a really strong team with just trash pokemon), Baton Pass requires SOME investment to be functional. In this section you'll see the midway point where we will allow Johto, Kanto areas and tutors, BUT ALSO DAYCARE OPTIONS (which opens a whole new world). Still no Hidden Abilities required.

Expensive Option = All 4 Regions in the game allowed, anything allowed in general.

The Team

Cheap Version

The Debuffers

Jumpluff: 252 SPEED 252 HP EV. Timid/Jolly, Any ability, Brightpowder. Moveset: Cotton Spore, Worry Seed, Flash, Memento.

Magnezone: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Timid, Sturdy. Lum Berry/Brightpowder. Moveset: Thunder Wave, Explosion, Flash, Iron Defense/Substitute

Persian: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Jolly, Limber. Focus Sash. Moveset: Taunt, Roar, Flash, Knock Off/Switcheroo

Dugtrio: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Jolly. Any Ability. Brightpowder. Moveset: Sand-Attack, Stealth Rock, any move here, Substitute

^îf you do not want to do the requirements for Trainer's Valley, you will have to use Switcheroo on Persian and won't be able to use Susbtitute.

These four are the core that prepares our sweep. They are in charge of debuffing the first pokemon from the Boss so that our Baton Pass can set up easily.

The Baton Passers

It is very hard to find cheap versions of Baton Passers as most Baton Passers struggle not being able to Pass enough stats for you to work properly. We will have limited choices here unfortunately.

For this guide, we will use the cheapest Baton Passer in the game: Furret.

Unfortunately, since we mentioned we will not be using Daycare or any hard tutors to obtain in the game, we can ONLY resort to Furret. Not even Venomoth is an option.

Furret: Leftovers, Impish/Careful, any ability. Impish 252 DEF EV, 252 HP. Careful 252 SPDEF EV, 252 HP. Agility, Coil, Substitute, Baton Pass.

Note: you can also run it Jolly, 252 SPEED 252 HP.

What this also means is that using budget options means you CANNOT Baton Pass onto SPATKers unless you atleast have the Daycare UNLOCKED with Venomoth.

You can only use Physical Attackers with the current rules set in this guide for an actual budget team (Common Pokemon, Kanto/Johto only, no weird/hard to obtain tutors)

The Sweepers

On the Sweeper side, we are going to use extremely budget options since we clarified this is a budget team. This is mainly aimed to be KANTO ONLY if possible, or Johto Only as a maximum. My Budget teams aim to be available to newbies hunting between Kanto and Johto, the Expensive versions are always for midgame to lategame players.

For a Sweeper, we are looking for any pokemon with:

50 or higher base Speed (NOTHING LOWER THAN THIS, I'LL EXPLAIN SHORTLY AFTERWARDS)

100 or base ATK or SPATK atleast (exceptions: pokemon with Adaptability, Huge/Pure Power, weather abilities like Drizzle/Drought that power up your moves, Sniper, Mold Breaker, any ability that powers you up, allows you to ignore other abilities, etc.)

Easy to find and build movesets (Level up moves, TM moves, tutors easily accessible in Kanto/Johto).

Explanation: assuming you use a 50 base speed pokemon, with 31 IV and no speed investment, you will reach around 136 speed. At +6 Speed you will be at 544 speed. While this number may seem absurd, remember that Hard Bosses have 400 EVs in all stats (including speed) with 31 IVs on each. There are some bosses which have + Speed natures and also have a Choice Scarf equipped (like Officer Jenny's Manectric). This means that she (and a few other bosses) are still capable of outspeeding your pokemon at +6 speed.

If you are running a slow tanky attacker that deals massive damage under Baton Pass (the best examples are Azumarill and Conkeldurr), keep in mind that if you use a 252 ATK/SPATK and 252 HP spread, you MIGHT, VERY RARELY get outsped.

If you use a pokemon with 40 base speed or below, there will be MANY more Boss pokemon with Choice Scarf that will outspeed you and if unlucky, they will crit and kill you. You'll lose the boss fight. Thus, please don't use any attackers with 50 Base Speed or below. Check Bulbapedia to see if their Base Speed stat is atleast 50. Remember that your boss sweeper should have 20+ IV in all important stats.

On a similar note, using a pokemon with less than base 100 ATK or SPATK, unless you have an ability that makes your pokemon broken (like the ones mentioned above), makes you not hit hard enough even at +6 ATK or SPATK. I know it sounds weird that reaching over 1200 or so ATK or SPATK is not enough, but:

+6 252+ Atk Talonflame Brave Bird vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Shuckle: 241-285 (98.7 - 116.8%) -- 93.8% chance to OHKO

^there are pokemon in Bosses tanky enough to withstand the strongest attacks from below 100 base ATK or SPATK if you don't have an ability or item to support it. By the way, that's a MEDIUM Boss. A Hard Boss would be able to ALWAYS survive the hit and Stone Edge your Talonflame to death. Azumarill instead, with a base 50 ATK, thanks to its Huge Power ability:

+6 252+ Atk Huge Power Azumarill Play Rough vs. 252 HP / 252+ Def Shuckle: 274-324 (112.2 - 132.7%) -- guaranteed OHKO

Below I link a list of all possible Kanto / Johto Physical Sweepers that can help you. They are all COMMON rarity, hit hard enough and don't have really hard requirements.

Their IVs should be 20+ except in the reduced stat (in this case, you will always ignore SPATK because all these sets are for physical attackers)

Normal

Raticate - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Ursaring - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Fighting

Machamp - No Guard/Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

^yes, I know it's sad but there's not really another option, not even Primeape lol.

Flying

Literally none LOL

Poison

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED - The Megastone for Beedrill is really easy to obtain, winning a few times in the Bug Catching Contest.

Ground

Dugtrio - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Golem - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Mamoswine - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Rock

Golem - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Bug

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Ghost

There are NO Common Kanto or Johto pokemon whose main stat to attack is ATK. 😞

Steel

The only Common Kanto or Johto pokemon that is a Steel Type is Magnezone, but it's a SPATK user.

Fire

There are no Common Fire Types in Kanto or Johto.

Water

Gyarados Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gyarados non Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Kingler - any ability (all 3 are amazing for this dude) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Grass

Grass Type Physical Attackers are rare to find. There's no Common one available that is good enough.

Electric

No Common Electric Physically oriented pokemon are available in Kanto.

Psychic

No good physical Psychic attackers are common.

Ice

Mamoswine - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Dragon

All options here are atleast Rare or very rare. No.

Dark

The only budget option that is SOMEWHAT close would be Mightyena lmao.

Fairy

Granbull - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP/SPEED

Semi Expensive Version (Kanto and Johto only, DAYCARE UNLOCKED. Uncommon Pokemon now allowed.)

Trainer's Valley Unlocked for Knock Off (Persian) or don't unlock it and use Switcheroo.

Note that Gengar can use either Giga Drain (obtainable in Kanto) or Energy Ball (obtainable in other regions)

Note: The Debuffers are exactly the same. The Baton Passers and Sweepers gain new options thanks to Venomoth gaining access to Daycare and gaining Baton Pass.

Below you have the sample team A (Furret - Physical Sweeper) and B (Venomoth - Special Sweeper)

The Debuffers

Jumpluff: 252 SPEED 252 HP EV. Timid/Jolly, Any ability, Brightpowder. Moveset: Cotton Spore, Worry Seed, Flash, Memento.

Magnezone: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Timid, Sturdy. Lum Berry/Brightpowder. Moveset: Thunder Wave, Explosion, Flash, Iron Defense

Persian: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Jolly, Limber. Focus Sash. Moveset: Taunt, Roar, Flash, Knock Off/Switcheroo

Dugtrio: 252 SPEED 252 HP, Jolly. Any Ability. Brightpowder. Moveset: Sand-Attack, Stealth Rock, Memento (daycare), Substitute

The Baton Passers

It is very hard to find cheap versions of Baton Passers as most Baton Passers struggle not being able to Pass enough stats for you to work properly. We will have limited choices here unfortunately. With a higher budget we'd be able to explore more obscure options (Medicham, Leavanny, Lopunny)

With the special addition of Daycare (it's so goddamn funny that literally ALL of the SPATK users you can use in Johto and Kanto are literally gatekept because the ONLY budget SPATK Baton Passer is Venomoth and Baton Pass is locked behind Daycare) we can add Venomoth to our options.

Furret: Leftovers, Impish/Careful, any ability. Impish 252 DEF EV, 252 HP. Careful 252 SPDEF EV, 252 HP. Agility, Coil, Substitute, Baton Pass.

Optionally: Jolly, 252 SPEED, 252 HP

Venomoth (DAYCARE ONLY): Bold, any ability, 252 DEF 252 HP. Leftovers. Substitute, Baton Pass, Quiver Dance, Roost.

With the addition of Venomoth, this opens up ALL good SPATK attackers that fit our really low budget (we're practically beggars in Vermillion at this point lmao).

The Sweepers

(The full explanation on why I chose these and not more pokemon is explained above)

This is an improvisation. This will include:

UNCOMMON rarity pokemon

Still KANTO AND JOHTO ONLY

However, we will also grant access to Daycare moves, opening our options. The other regions will still be ignored (also Rare pokemon or just unusable hot garbage).

Normal

Ambipom - Technician - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Miltank - Scrappy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Pidgeot (Mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Raticate - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Ursaring - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Fighting

Hariyama - Guts - 252 ATK 252 HP

Machamp - No Guard/Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Flying

Pidgeot (Mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pelipper - Drizzle - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Poison

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gengar - Cursed Body - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Venomoth - Tinted Lens - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Vileplume/Bellossom - any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Ground

Donphan - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Dugtrio - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Golem - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Mamoswine - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Marowak - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Rhyperior - Solid Rock - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Rock

Golem - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Rhyperior - Solid Rock - Adamant- 252 ATK 252 HP

Sudowoodo - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Bug

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEEDD

Venomoth - Modest - Tinted Lens - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Yanmega - Modest - Tinted Lens - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Ghost

Gengar - Cursed Body - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Mismagius - Levitate - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Steel

Magnezone - Modest - Sturdy - 252 SPATK 252 HP/SPEED

Fire

Arcanine - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Rapidash - Adamant - Flash Fire - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Water

Azumarill - Adamant - Huge Power - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Cloyster - Skill Link - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Gyarados Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gyarados - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Kingler - any ability (all 3 are amazing for this dude) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Octillery - Modest - Sniper - 252 SPATK 252 HP/SPEED

Pelipper - Modest - Drizzle - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Starmie - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Grass

Exeggutor - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Roserade - Natural Cure - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sunflora - Modest Solar Power/Chlorophyl - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Electric

Magnezone - Modest - Sturdy - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pikachu - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Psychic

Alakazam - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Exeggutor - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Jynx - Modest - Dry Skin/Oblivious - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Starmie - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Ice

Cloyster - Adamant - Skill Link - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Glaceon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Jynx - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Mamoswine - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Dragon

ALL DRAGONS ARE RARE OR ABOVE.

Dark

Gyara Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

^yes, the only Uncommon or below Dark Type worth using isn't even a Dark Type LOL. It's just a Megaevo.

Fairy

Azumarill - Huge Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Clefable - Magic Guard - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP/SPEED

Granbull - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP/SPEED

Expensive Version

Alternative 1

Alternative 2

Alternative 3

Alternative 4

The Debuffers

Whimsicott can immediately Cotton Spore or Switcheroo a Lagging Tail onto the boss lead. Prankster will give any status move +1 Priority. This ability is blocked by Dark Type pokemon. If you use a Status Move, it will always go first unless the opponent uses Bullet Punch or a similar move. This only happens in two bosses: Bugsy (Scizor uses Bullet Punch) and Pumpkin King (it starts with a Bisharp). You will almost always either give the opponent a Lagging Tail or reduce its speed in the first turn. You will Flash, Cotton Spore or Memento and debuff the opponent's lead before Golduck comes. Golduck should always Simple Beam then Flash. Afterwards, Magnezone/Shuckle/Dedenne/Chansey and Skarmory can finish Flashing to -6 Accuracy, reduce ATK or SPATK to -6, and use their respective moves to switch in to your Baton Passer safely. Skarmory/Shuckle has Stealth Rock to set them in whichever boss you need it. Skarmory also has access to Whirlwind for specific boss leads.

The Baton Passers

Shell Smashers: Huntail and Gorebyss

Clamperl, Gorebyss or Huntail:

They simply come in, Substitute, Shell Smash three times, Aqua Ring if needed, then Baton Pass it onto the sweeper.

Note: Protect does the same function as Aqua Ring, letting you recover an extra turn. However, Aqua Ring is baton passed onto your Pangoro, so if you mess up against a boss who can hurt you and you still have your Sash up. Not only that, consecutive Protect turns can cause it to fail. Birch's Medicham will also faint itself quickly if you Switcheroo it and it fails many Hi Jump Kicks.

Any Sweeper LITERALLY ANYTHING IN THE WHOLE GAME will work if your Baton Pass setup works. However, the most broken option in the entire game is Pangoro.

I will first give you the Pangoro as the main sweeper that you will ALWAYS be using in an Expensive team (because you can afford it), then a long list of recommended sweepers of all types.

Recommended: Pangoro.

Pangoro, Adamant, 252 ATK 252 SPEED. Mold Breaker. Focus Sash/Lum Berry (depending on the boss).

Moveset: Power Trip, Crunch, Storm Throw, Earthquake.

Pangoro comes in with +6 stats on everything, clicks Power Trip and faints everything. Power Trip's base power is based on the amount of stat boosts you have. It powers up more the more stat boosts you have. Power Trip's maximum base power is 380. Yes, you read that right.

380.

Pangoro gets Mold Breaker, which ignores the opponent's abilities. Sturdy? You faint in a single turn anyway. Unaware? Sorry, I bypass it and you get hit by a 380 attack move. Pangoro deals damage in the thousands, it is literally impossible to stop once it gets going. Pangoro is just broken to an extent that it should be banned.

Ah, wanna know the best thing? Decreased stats don't affect Power Trip, so if you use Shell Smash, your decreased stats will not decrease Power Trip. After three Shell Smash, your base power is:

20 (base from the move)

20 x stat increase: 20x6 ATK increases + 20x6 SPATK increases + 20x6 SPEED increases.

20 + (20x6) + (20x6) + (20x6) = 380 base power. Before you count STAB, item choice and Pangoro's ATK.

Congrats, this dude beats every single Boss Team in the game. Enjoy it I guess.

Below I will drop the list of ALL possible good Boss Sweepers in the game (after being Baton Passed onto).

Afterwards, I will analyse most bosses. Most bosses are copy and paste strategies, there is borderline no difference between them.

Unlike Mega Slowbro, we will abuse the same strat over and over.

Normal

Ambipom - Skill Link / Technician - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Bouffalant - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Braviary - Sheer Force - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Lopunny (Mega) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Cinccino - Skill Link / Technician - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Diggersby - Huge Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Exploud - Scrappy - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Fearow - Sniper - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Kangaskhan (mega or not, I even forgot this gets a mega in gen 6 lol) - Scrappy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Miltank - Scrappy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Noctowl - Tinted Lens - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pidgeot (Mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Porygon Z - Adaptability - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Raticate - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Sawsbuck - Serene Grace - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Snorlax - Immunity/Thick Fat - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Staraptor - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Stoutlant - Scrappy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Swellow - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Swellow - Scrappy - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Ursaring - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Zangoose - Toxic Boost - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Fighting

Blaziken (Mega or not) - Speed Boost - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Breloom - Technician/Poison Heal - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Conkeldurr - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Emboar - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Gallade (mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Hariyama - Guts - 252 ATK 252 HP

Heracross (mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Hitmonchan - Iron Fist - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Hitmonlee - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Hitmontop - Technician - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Infernape - Iron Fist - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Infernape - Blaze - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Keldeo - Justified - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Kommo-o - Bulletproof - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Kommo-o - Bulletproof - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Lopunny (Mega) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Lucario (Mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Lucario (Mega or not) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Machamp - No Guard/Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Medicham (Mega or not) - Pure Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Mienshao - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Pangoro - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Sawk - Sturdy/Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Throh - Guts/Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Flying

Aerodactyl (Mega or not) - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Altaria (Mega or not, but if possible Mega) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Braviary - Sheer Force - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Fearow - Sniper - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Noctowl - Tinted Lens - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pidgeot (Mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Staraptor - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Charizard (mega X if possible) - Blaze - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Charizard (mega Y if possible) - any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Dragonite - Any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED (I don't recommend the special version)

Honchkrow - Super Luck - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Landorus - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Moltres - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pelipper - Drizzle - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Salamance (mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Pinsir (mega) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Shaymin Sky - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sigylph - Magic Guard - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Thundurus - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Togekiss - Modest Super Luck/Serene Grace- 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Unfezant (why in the f...) - Super Luck - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Zapdos - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Poison

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Drapion - Battle Armor/Sniper - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gengar - Cursed Body - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Muk/Alo Muk - Poison Touch - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Nidoking/Nidoqueen - Sheer Force - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Roserade - Technician - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Scolipede - any abi (Speed Boost is better) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Seviper - Infiltrator - Rash/Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Venomoth - Tinted Lens - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Vileplume - any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Ground

Diggersby - Huge Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Donphan - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Excadrill - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Dugtrio - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Garchomp - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Golem - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Golurk - No Guard - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Hippowdown - Sand Stream - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Krookodile - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Mamoswine - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Marowak - Battle Armor - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Nidoking/Queen - Sheer Force - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Rhyperior - Reckless/Solid Rock - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Steelix Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Swampert/Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Rock

Aerodactyl/Mega - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Aggron - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Armaldo - Adamant - Battle Armor - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Aurorus - Snow Warning - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Barbaracle - Tough Claws/Sniper - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Carracosta - Sturdy - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Crustle - Shell Armor - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Diancie Mega - Rash - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Gigalith - Sand Stream - Adamant- 252 ATK 252 HP

Golem Alolan - Galvanise - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Kabutops - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Lycanroc - any abi and form - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Omastar - any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Rampardos - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Relicanth - Adamant - Rock Head - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Rhyperior - Reckless/Solid Rock - Adamant- 252 ATK 252 HP

Sudowoodo - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Tyranitar (mega or not) - Sand Stream - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Tyrantrum - Rock Head/Strong Jaw - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Bug

Accelgor - any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Armaldo - Adamant - Battle Armor - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Crustle - Shell Armor - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Beedrill Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Butterfree - Modest - Tinted Lens - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Escavalier - Adamant - Shell Armor - 252 ATK 252 HP

Heracross (mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Leavanny - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Pinsir - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Pinsir - Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Scizor (Mega or not) - Adamant - Technician - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Shedinja (DON'T RELY ON THIS THING, BUT IT'S GOOD TO CHEESE ABUSING ITS ABILITY) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Venomoth - Modest - Tinted Lens - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Yanmega - Modest - Tinted Lens - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Volcarona - Any abi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Ghost

Golurk - No Guard - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Gengar - Cursed Body - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Mega Banette - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Chandelure - Flash Fire/Infiltrator - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Dhelmise - Steelworker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Dusknoir - any abi - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Marowak Alola - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Mimikyu - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Rotom (any form) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Trevenant - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Steel

Aegislash - Modest/Rash - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Aegislash - Adamant/Naughty - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Scizor (Mega or not) - Adamant - Technician - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Aggron - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Mega Aggron - Careful - 252 SPDEF 252 HP

Excadrill - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Steelix Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Lucario (Mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Lucario (Mega or not) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Metagross (Mega or not) - Clear Body - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Bisharp - Defiant - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Empoleon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Magnezone - Modest - Sturdy - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Mawile Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Heatran - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Fire

Arcanine - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Blaziken mega or not - Speed Boost - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Chandelure - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Chari X - Adamant - 252 SPEED 252 ATK

Chari Y - Modest - 252 SPEED 252 SPATK

Darmanitan - Adamant - Sheer Force - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Delphox - Modest - Blaze - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Emboar - Reckless - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Flareon - Guts - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Houndoom Mega (or not) - Flash Fire - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Infernape - Iron Fist - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Infernape - Blaze - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Magmortar - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Marowak Alola - Rock Head - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Ninetales - Drought - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Rapidash - Adamant - Flash Fire - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Typhlosion - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Volcarona - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Water

Azumarill - Adamant - Huge Power - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Barbaracle - Adamant - Tough Claws - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Blastoise Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK SPEED/HP

Carracosta - Adamant - Sturdy - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Clawitzer - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED/HP

Cloyster - Skill Link - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Crawdaunt - Adamant - Adaptability - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Empoleon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP/SPEED

Feraligatr - Adamant - Sheer Force - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gorebyss - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Greninja Protean/Battle Bond - Modest or Rash - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Gyarados Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Kabutops - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Keldeo - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Kingler - any ability (all 3 are amazing for this dude) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Manaphy - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED/HP

Octillery - Modest - Sniper - 252 SPATK 252 HP/SPEED

Omastar - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pelipper - Modest - Drizzle - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Politoed - Modest - Drizzle - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sharpedo (mega or not) - Adamant - Speed Boost - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Starmie - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Swampert (mega or not) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP/SPEED

Wailord - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED/HP

Grass

Breloom - Technician - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Cacturne - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Celebi - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Chesnaught - Adamant - Bulletproof - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Dhelmise - Adamant - Steelworker - 252 ATK 252 HP

Exeggutor - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Alolan Exegg - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Leafeon - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Roserade - Technician - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sceptile Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Serperior - Modest - Contrary - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Shaymin Sky - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sunflora - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Torterra - Adamant - Shell Armor - 252 ATK 252 HP

Electric

Ampharos (Mega or not but I recommend Mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Electivire - Adamant/Naughty - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Golem Alola - Galvanise - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Heliolisk - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Jolteon - Modest - Volt Absorb - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Luxray - Adamant - Guts - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Magnezone - Modest - Sturdy - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Manectric (mega) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Pikachu - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Psychic

Alakazam (mega or not) - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Delphox - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Espeon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Exeggutor - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Gallade/Mega Gall - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gardevoir / Mega Garde - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Jynx - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Medicham / Medicham Mega - Pure Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Metagross / Mega Meta - Clear Body - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Reuniclus - Magic Guard - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Starmie - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Ice

Abomasnow Mega - Adamant 252 ATK 252 HP

Aurorus - Modest - Snow Warning - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Beartic - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Cloyster - Adamant - Skill Link - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Glaceon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Glalie Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Jynx - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Mamoswine - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Vanilluxe - Modest - Snow Warning 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Weavile - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Dragon

Altaria Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Ampharos Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Sceptile Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Charizard X - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Dragonite - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Druddigon - Sheer Force - 252 ATK 252 HP

Exegg Alola - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 HP

Garchomp - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Haxorus - Mold Breaker - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Goodra - Modest - Sap Sipper - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Hydreigon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Kommo-o - Modest - Bulletproof - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Kommo-o - Adamant - Bulletproof - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Salamance - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Tyrantrum - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Dark

Absol Super Luck/Absol Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Bisharp - Defiant - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Cacturne - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP

Crawdaunt - Adamant - Adaptability - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Drapion - Adamant - Battle Armor/Sniper - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Gyara Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Honchckrow - Adamant - Super Luck - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Houndoom Mega or non Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Hydreigon - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Krookodile - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Muk - Alola - Adamant - Poison Touch - 252 ATK 252 HP

Pangoro - Adamant - Mold Breaker - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Sharpedo Mega (or non Mega) - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Weavile - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Fairy

Altaria - Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Azumarill - Huge Power - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED

Clefable - Magic Guard - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Gardevoir/Mega - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Granbull - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 HP/SPEED

Mawile Mega - Adamant - 252 ATK 252 SPEED/HP

Sylveon - Pyxilate - Modest - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED/HP

Togekiss - Modest - Super Luck/Serene Grace - 252 SPATK 252 SPEED

Boss analysis

Does the boss start with a Mega?

If: yes > debuff its speed with Cotton Spore or Scary Face or similar and then start debuffing other stats

If: no > Switcheroo a lagging tail or debuff its speed then debuff other stats

Bosses that begin with a mega: Bruno, Morty, Spectify, Tigerous, Brock, Shamac

Does the boss start with a pokemon with a move such as Roar/Whirlwind?

If: yes > just don't do the boss. In all seriousnesses, Baton Pass teams completely lose if all your setup is gone if the boss uses Roar or Whirlwind, which bypass substitute, which removes all your stat boosts. The move Haze also removes all your stat boosts but if I am not mistaken there's no boss that uses it currently on their lead pokemon. Ash Westbrook is known for having 2 Roar pokemon in his team and one is in the lead.

If: no > free money, do the boss.

The only boss that does this is Ash Westbrook

Does the boss have an Unaware pokemon?

If: yes > use a Mold Breaker sweeper if possible. Mold Breaker ignores Unaware so you will oneshot it. There are 4 Unaware pokemon spread among 4 bosses: The one in Ilex Forest, Raikou Guardian, Toothless and Diepy. They are two Clefable and two Quagsire. If you don't have Mold Breaker, you will be fighting these 4 pokemon 1 v 1 and the game will ignore all of your stat boosts.

If: no > completely do the boss, free money!
Raikou Guardian - Neroli - Pewdie/Diepy - Toothless

Thus, the list of hard bosses to tackle with Baton Pass is:

Erika (Ferrothorn has Explosion) - Maribela (Hyper Voice on Sylveon) - Raikou Guardian (Quagsire) - Toothless (Quagsire) - Diepy (Clefable) - Ash Westbrook (Roar Dialga and Reshiram) - Neroli (Clefable).

These might give you a bit of trouble but they are all doable.

Everything else in the game is absolutely free money no matter how badly you set up as long as you set up your team properly.

If you lose, you're genuinely stupid.

So far, these are the only counters to Baton Pass teams. You do not need a full on analysis for each boss.

BATON PASS TEAM GUIDE

Fri, 24 Oct 2025 00:25:15 +0000

BATON PASS TEAM GUIDE!!

There are 4 stages to using a baton pass team
1 - switcheroo/cotton spore
2 - debuffing/hazards
3 - buffing/baton pass
4 - sweeping

The lineup:

Whimsicott holding lagging tail
Shuckle holding levtovers
Golduck holding levtovers
Gorebyss holding leftovers
Ninjask holding levtovers
Pangoro/Krookodile holding focus sash

Stage 1:

If the boss does NOT have a mega lead, use switcheroo first
If you survive after using switcheroo at above 50% hp and you did not obtain a choice item during the switch, use stun spore
If you survive after using switcheroo at below 50% hp use memento

If the boss HAS a mega lead, use cotton spore first
If you survive after using cotton spore above 50% hp use stun spore
If you survive after using cotton spore below 50% hp use memento

Stage 2:

Send in Golduck next and use simple beam first
If you survive after using simple beam use flash as many times as you can
If you get flash 3 times then swap to shuckle and hit stealth rock
If you do not get 3 flashes, swap to shuckle and use stealth rock, then finish setting up flash

Stage 3:

The boss is now debuffed, switch into your BACKUP baton passer (ninjask) to avoid getting your main one killed in one shot when you send it out

Use substitute on ninjask, and as long as the boss misses, baton pass into gorebyss

Now you can begin the buffing process, KEEP SUBSTITUTE UP AT ALL TIMES. If substitute goes down for a turn you will be one-shotted

Setup is complete when you have the following set up:
Aqua ring
Shell smash X3
Substitute
Do not forget to keep substitute up during this entire process!!

IN THE CASE THAT GOREBYSS DIES:

Swap back to ninjask, and use substitute

Ninjask setup is complete when the following is set up:
Swords Dance X3
3-4 turns have passed for speed boost to activate
Substitute
Same as before, make sure substitute is always up!!

Stage 4:

Now that setup is complete, use the move Baton Pass and select your sweeper (Pangoro or Krookodile depending on which team I lent you)

All thats left to do is press Power Trip till you win 🙂

Map for Kanto Bosses

Wed, 23 Jul 2025 08:29:18 +0000

I find this type of content much easier to read than broken up blocks and pages of content, so I'm going to upload it here in case anyone else feels the same. blue circles are boss locations, they are placed relatively near where the boss will be within the city or location as well

List of bosses

Cinnabar Island: Inside the research lab in the second room - professor oak

Viridian Forest Maze: Towards the top right of the maze - Erika

Pewter City: inside the jail at the top right of the city - George

Cerulean Cave: B2F in the top right corner - Naero

Route 24: Cave straight north of the bridge - Entei Guardian

Lavender Graveyard: center of the map - Pumpkin King

Lavender Tower: 3rd floor on the right - Urahara

Diglett Cave: take the stairs up to the bridge and boss is at the end of it - Brock

Vermillion City - left side of the city inside the fanatic house - Xylos

Saffron City: 2 bosses - Chuck at Gold's Gym (bottom of the city, gold building) and Koichi at the fighting dojo (next to Sabrina's gym)

Celadon City: top left of the city - Jessie and James

Pinkan Island bosses:

Jenny - there is a lighthouse right above where you get off the ship, she is on the 2nd floor

Klohver - go south to enter the hunting area, and then go left. she is slightly to the left of where you enter the map

Love Island Boss:

Shary and Shaui - inside one of the houses on the left half of the island

Munchlax Resort bosses:

Cie - pay 3 rare candy to the shiny munchlax to be teleported to fluffles wonderland, and then head north to the boss

(she potentially gives a masterball as a reward)

Prehax - inside the house on the mainland of munchlax resort

Fire Elder Battle - Short Guide

Mon, 29 Jun 2020 09:23:55 +0000

After spending way too much time trying to beat the Fire Elder and going through that freakin' water maze a hundred times, I decided to make this thread to help any of you who may also be having a hard time with this NPC Battle from the Legendary Bird Quest.

If you picked Torchic as your Hoenn starter you're in luck, as this is the Pokemon that will solo his entire team once set up properly! Otherwise you can buy one for pretty cheap off of another player. It does not need any specific IVs or Nature, however you will need to max the EVs in SpDef and HP because you better bet your boots that Torkoal, the first Pokemon on the Elder's team, will spam Earth Power as much as he can before you finish setting up!

You'll be wanting to have your Blaziken hold Leftovers to increase your odds but the most important here is the move-set. You absolutely need Rock Slide, Bulk Up, and Double Team which the last may be the most annoying to find. The fourth move is not important at all.

What you want to do is simply Double Team 6x in a row and then Bulk Up 6x, after that all that's left is to sweep his team with Rock Slide. You shouldn't run into any problems unless you miss your Attack and the opposing Pokemon manages to hit you even with all your increased evasiveness, or if you get poisoned while your health was lowered too much by your first fight against Torkoal.

Here's the Blaziken I used for reference:

Don't give up, Good luck!

Mini Bosses

Wed, 30 May 2018 16:47:47 +0000

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Mini bosses have a random cooldown between one and four days and the availability can be checked in the bottom left house of Lavender Town by Mystic Meg, or in the house right next to the Costume Mart on the top left in Ecruteak City by Mystic Mog. Mini Bosses are a thing to get the caught data from Pokemon that are currently not catchable.

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▹ Hoenn Champion

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Mewtwo

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▹ Cerulean Cave B1F

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▹ Mewtwo Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ TM54 - Calm Mind (1), Psychic Gem (4-8), Leftovers (1), Rare Candy (1-3), PP Up (1-3), Revival Herb (1)

Ho-Oh

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▹ Bell Tower Roof

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▹ Ho-Oh Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ Pearl (3-5), Stardust (3-5), Tiny Mushroom (3-5), Ultra Ball (3-5), Focus Sash (3-5), Rare Candy (3-5), PP Up (3-5), Elixir (3-5), Full Restore (3-5), Revival Herb (3-5), Revive (3-5)

Lugia

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▹ Whirl Islands B4F

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▹ Lugia Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ TM29 - Psychic (1), Leftovers (1), Rare Candy (1-2), PP Up (1-2), Revival Herb (2-4), Elixir (2-4)

Rayquaza

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▹ Sky Pillar 6F

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▹ Rayquaza Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ TM52 - Dragon Claw (1), Dragon Gem (4-8), Focus Sash (1-3), Rare Candy (1-3), PP Up (1-3), Revival Herb (1)

Kyogre

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▹ Marine Cave End

(Cave of Origin B3F, Sootopolis City)

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▹ Kyogre Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ TM68 - Rain Dance (1), Water Gem (4-8), Leftovers (1), Rare Candy (1-3), PP Up (1-3), Revival Herb (1)

Groudon

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▹ Terra Cave End

(Cave of Origin B3F, Sootopolis City)

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▹ Groudon Obtained Data

▹ 4.000 - 8.000 Pokédollar

▹ TM38 - Fire Blast (1), Fire Gem (4-8), Focus Sash (1-3), Rare Candy (1-3), PP Up (1-3), Revival Herb (1)

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Gyarados does well against all of the listed Mini Bosses, but Primal Kyogre. Ferrothorn can also beat and wear down bulkier Mini Bosses such as Primal Kyogre and Lugia with Leech Seed. Reflect and Light Screen support can also help the attackers to survive the hits of the legendary Pokémon better. Prankster Thunder Wave is also nice to cripple the opponents speed stat. Chansey walls all of the Mini Bosses above and can wear them down with Toxic.

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Step slowly on the following marked spots: (without a mount)

Groudon Mini Boss:

Kyogre Mini Boss:

Lugia Mini Boss:

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#1 - 3rd June 2018 - Updated to correct rewards

#2 - 18th September 2018 - Added ways to debug non-appearing Mini Bosses

#3 - 18th September 2018 - Fixed the formatting and updated Mini Bosses

Beat Deoxys

Mon, 20 Jun 2016 04:45:27 +0000

Hi guys. Since a lot of people is stuck in fighting [glow=red]Deoxys[/glow] in the Moon. I will show you the quickest and easiest way to beat him.

1. Come to sky pillar and catch 4 [glow=green]Spinarark[/glow]or [glow=green]Ariados[/glow]. It is spawned with level 46+ and it's enough to beat [glow=red]Deoxys[/glow] without any investment

2. Evolve all your [glow=green]Spinarak[/glow]into [glow=green]Ariados[/glow]and re-learn [glow=blue]Sucker Punch[/glow] for all of them (2k each).

3. Now you are ready to to for [glow=red]Deoxys[/glow]. Just throw [glow=blue]Sucker Punch[/glow] on him because you always go first :D

Easy, right? You will save a lot of money from buying a good pokemon.

Note: if you want to be safe. catch 5 instead of 4. I have tested. and 5 [glow=green]Ariados[/glow] will surely beat [glow=red]Deoxys[/glow]. Also after beating him, find Rayquaza in one of the cave to fly back to Earth instead of log out to continue the quest.

Good luck everyone.

Boss tier list and rewards - Updated on 21/08/2020

Mon, 08 Jun 2020 22:44:03 +0000

Post is currently broken after some forum changes - Will most likely have to do a new one when I have the time

Welcome to my Unofficial tier list for bosses! This isn't a guide on how to beat bosses but an attempt to classify them by rankings.

Due to the new changes, it was decided to make a thread based on the one by idkup. The top 15-20 spot of a boss list should be consistent for everyone. Choosing the last remaining bosses can be an entangled task if you're hesitating or confused. It especially becomes harsh when you're new to the variable PvE content of PRO. This is mostly to help people who are confused and want to weight and compare the multiple rewards

Every changelog is posted at the bottom of the thread.

Ranking

S tier - The best of the best. Those are bosses that have an insane or very good pool of pokemon along with excellent items and money rewards. Do not skip those.

A tier - Generally the most common bosses, which are worth doing as well.

B tier - Suboptimal bosses compared to the other tiers; fighting them is not recommended, unless the goal is to fetch a certain reward. It could also be worth fighting them if you don't have access to enough bosses from the other tiers.

The rankings were chosen based on 3 principal criteria, in that order;

1. Pokemon pool available (3rd reward and random reward)

2. Item's reward available

3. Money reward

A good pokemon pool is better than a good money reward in my opinion. This could be showcased in certain situations.

Tier List

S+

Medusa and Eldir

Spoiler

Medusa and Eldir - Located in Legends Cave

Medusa

Eldir

Notable rewards: Chimchar, Gligar, Alolan vulpix, Alolan grimer

Rare candies, Kimono(s), DC clothes, Mini Ms medallion

Excellent money pool (Up to 60k)

Lance

Spoiler

Lance - Located in Dragons Shrine (South-east of Dragons Den)

Notable rewards: Dratini, Axew, Swablu, Bagon, Skrelp

Rare candy, Focus sash, Weakness policy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Battle bot

Spoiler

Battle Bot - Located in Dock Island House 2

Notable rewards: Dratini, Larvitar, Goomy, Beldum, Gible, Bagon, Access to Phione

Master ball, membership medallion.

Biggest money pool [Data is missing for the rest as tweaked recently]

Urahara

Spoiler

Urahara - Located in Pokemon tower 3F

Notable rewards: Larvesta, Larvitar, Riolu

Focus sash, Choice band, Choice Scarf, Life orb, TZ clothes, Hollow mask

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Entei Guardian

Spoiler

Entei guardian - Located in Route 25 Cave

Notable rewards: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Chimchar, Tepig, Access to Entei

Choice band

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Shary and Shaui

Spoiler

Shary and Shaui - Located in Love island house 1

Shary

Shaui

Notable rewards: Eevee, Buneary, Audino, Deino, Pancham

Focus sash, Rare candies, Goomy hat, Lunch box

Nice money pool ~ Data still in test to define the range

Terminator

Spoiler

Terminator - Located in Mt.Silver Moltres Chamber

Notable rewards: Porygon, Rotom, Solosis, Alolan-grimer, Klink

Focus sash, Rare candies, Dubious disc, Up-grade

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Tigerous

Spoiler

Tigerous - Located in Eumi Island Theme Park 2

Notable rewards: Rotom, Klefki.

Rare candy, Focus sash, Eumi tokens

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Spectify

Spoiler

Spectify - Located in Sandgem townhouse

Notable rewards: Totodile, Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Bagon, Eevee

Rare candy, Nugget, Big pearl, Master ball

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Logan

Spoiler

Logan - Located in Cave of Justice

Notable rewards: Chimchar, Timburr

Focus sash, Life orb, Logan mask

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Saphirr

Spoiler

Saphirr - Located in Route 227

Notable rewards: Larvesta, Charmander, Chimchar, Darumaka, Cyndaquil, Torchic

Focus sash, Rare candy, Fire gem

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Pewdie and Diepy

Spoiler

Pewdie and Diepy - Located in Goldenrod City Game Corner

Pewdie

Diepy

Notable rewards: Beldum, Dedenne, Carbink, Togepi, Ralts, Solosis, Swirlix

Rare candy, Focus sash

Good money pool (Up to 80k)

Professor Oak

Spoiler

Professor Oak - Located in Cinnabar Lab Room 2

Notable rewards: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Rotom, Dratini

Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Koichi

Spoiler

Koichi - Located in Saffron City Dojo

Notable rewards: Tyrogue, Ralts, Riolu, Pancham

Rare candy, Focus sash, Weakness Policy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Steven

Spoiler

Steven - Located in Valley of Steel underground (South of Lavaridge Town)

Notable rewards: Klefki, Drilbur, Beldum, Mawile, Riolu, Pawniard, Skarmory

Rare candy, Focus sash, Electric gem, Ice stone

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Bruno

Spoiler

Bruno - Located in Mt. Mortar Lower Cave

Notable rewards: Meditite, Scraggy

Focus sash, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Professor birch

Spoiler

Professor Birch - Located in Verdanturf Town House 2

Notable rewards: Torchic, Mudkip, Treecko

[iTEMS MISSING]

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Link

Spoiler

Link - Located in Twinleaf Town House 2

Notable rewards: Skarmory, Absol, Tepig, Honedge

Focus sash, Tingle clothes, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

A+

Officer Shamac

Spoiler

Officer Shamac - Located in Pewter Jail

Notable rewards: Lapras, Mudkip, Mincinno, Goomy

Focus sash, Dubious disc, Weakness policy, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Morty

Spoiler

Morty - Located in Mt.Pyre 4F (Top floor)

Notable rewards: Rotom, Pumpkaboo, Phantump, Yamask, Litwick

Focus sash, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Letrix

Spoiler

Letrix - Located in Valley Windworks

Notable rewards: Togepi, Solosis, Drilbur

Focus sash, Max Repel, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Neroli

Spoiler

Neroli - Located in Ilex Forest

Notable rewards: Ralts, Goomy, Flabebe, Litwick

Focus sash, Hibiscus hat, Pansy flower, Orchid Flower, Anemone Flower, Jasmine Flower

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Maribela

Spoiler

Maribela - Located in Floaroma Meadow

Notable rewards: Ralts, Larvesta, Eevee, Fennekin

[iTEMS MISSING]

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Chuck

Spoiler

Chuck - Located in Saffron City (Gold's gym)

Notable rewards: Shroomish, Chimchar, Mienfoo, Timburr

Focus sash, Rare candy, Weakness policy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Lt.Surge

Spoiler

Lt.Surge - Located in New Mauville

Notable rewards: Rotom, Helioptile, Tynamo

Focus sash, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Brock

Brock - Located in Diglett's Cave

Notable rewards: Aerodactyl, Kabuto, Omanyte

Rare candy, Stardust, Star piece, Dome/Helix Fossil, Old Amber, Nugget, Big nugget

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Professor Elm

Spoiler

Professor Elm - Located in Ruins of Alph

Notable rewards: Totodile, Cyndaquil, Chikorita, Togepi, Larvitar

Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Toothless

Spoiler

Toothless - Located in Abandoned Ship B1F (Room 1)

Notable rewards: Gible, Beldum

Rare candy (Literally gives 1)

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Officer Jenny

Spoiler

Officer Jenny - Located in

pinkan island lighthouse 2F

Notable rewards: Squirtle, Electrike, Lillipup

[iTEMS MISSING]

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Ash Westbrook

Spoiler

Ash Westbrook - Located in Spear Pillar

Notable rewards: Vullaby

Air Ballon

[Data is missing for the rest as tweaked recently]

Klohver

Spoiler

Klohver - Located in Pinkan Island Meadow

Notable rewards: Bulbasaur, Chikorita, Skiddo

Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Suicune Guardian

Spoiler

Suicune guardian - Located in Secluded Lake (Lake of Rage)

Notable rewards: Oshawott, Bergmite, Access to Suicune

Choice specs

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Raikou Guardian

Spoiler

Raikou guardian - Located in Secret Base Alpha

Notable rewards: Tynamo, Blitzle, Access to Raikou

Choice scarf

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Gingery Jones

Spoiler

Gingery Jones - Located in Feral Site (Fiery Path)

Notable rewards: Tyrunt, Amaura, Timburr, Vullaby, Pancham

Fossils; Claw, Root, Amber, Armor

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Erika

Spoiler

Erika - Located in Viridian Maze

Notable rewards: Ferroseed, Larvesta, Turtwig

Focus sash, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Jessie & James

Spoiler

Jessie & James - Located in Celadon City

Jessie

James

Notable rewards: Inkay, Frilish, Foongus, Porygon

Silver disc, Team rocket clothes

Nice money pool (Also steal some of your money if you lose)

Naruto Fanboy

Spoiler

Naruto Fanboy - Located in Desert Ruins

Notable rewards: Porygon, Togepi, Tynamo

Focus sash, Rare candy

Decent money pool (20-40k)

A-

Misty

Spoiler

Misty - Located in Route 41

Notable rewards: Togepi, Feebas, Oshawott

Pearl

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Naero

Spoiler

Naero - Located in Cerulean Cave B1F

Notable rewards: Togepi, Smoochum, Elekid, Munchlax, Magby

No item rewards

Gives access to daycare

Decent money pool (20-40k)

B+

Lorelei

Spoiler

Lorelei - Located in Ice Path B2F

Notable rewards: Lapras

Ice stone, Lapras mount, Focus sash

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Xylos

Spoiler

Xylos - Located in Pokemon club (Vermillion city)

Notable rewards: Eevee

Ice stone, Electric gem, Fire gem, Ice gem

Decent money pool (20-40k)

Sage

Spoiler

Sage - Located in Sprout Tower

Notable rewards: Eevee

No interesting rewards item-wise

Poor money reward (10k or less)

Pumpkin king

Spoiler

Pumpkin King - Located in Vermillion graveyard

Notable rewards: Pawniard

Shiny stone?

Poor money reward (10k or less)

MISSING DATA (FOR NOW)

Professor Birch. Missing Item and pokemon rewards.
Maribela. Missing Item and pokemon rewards.
Officer Jenny. Missing Item and pokemon rewards.

Please note that the reasoning behind the ranking is currently partly subjective due to the lack of different points of view. It will be updated following balances and changes that are made. Feel free to comment on your disagreement towards a ranking and I will thoroughly explore your suggestion(s).

Changelogs

Spoiler

This post is a huge WIP ! Changelogs will be posted as a different message following suggestions/changes

Changelogs for 8th June 2020.

- Guide mostly completed, all bosses and rewards added with the exception of the missing ones.

- Added every ranking for bosses that are not missing

- Added links to wiki page following the locations of these NPCS

- Added the sprite of the teams that currently have a tier; the others will be added when classified accordingly

S+ tier

Urahara: Excellent pokemon pool with an insane amount of good rewards item-wise (Choice items to Hollow Mask). S+ deserved for now

Ash Westbrook: While there's still a lot of missing data, this boss gives a tremendous amount of money (Almost double) compared to the casual bosses

BattleBot: Same as Westbrook, some missing data but an insane amount of money. Possibly the most worth boss to do

Medusa and Eldir: Excellent pokemon pool (Alolans!) with a good combination of money and items. Has a chance for mini-MS and DC Clothes

Shary and Shaui: Not necessarily the best bosses item-wise, but there are still interesting options (Rare candies, Goomy hat, Lunch Box). Excellent pokemon pool and money reward

S tier

Terminator: Excellent pool available with decent items and money reward

Steven: Excellent pool, good money, and good items available

Spectify: Excellent items with a nice pool and money reward

Logan: Decent pokemon pool, could be better, but insane items. 2x Life orb and Logan Mask. Average money.

Saphirr: Excellent pool with some nice items (Rare candies, Fire gems, Focus sash)

Tigerous: Pokemon pool could be better, decent rewards. Eumi token's pushed it to the S tier since it has the opportunity to give very good items

Lance: Insane pokemon pool, arguably the best one since all these shinies/pvpable are worth millions. Nice items

Entei: Insane pool, gives access to Entei and possible choice band. The Choice band pushed it to S tier

A+ tier

George :Excellent pool with decent rewards. Sadly not enough to push it to S tier

Shamac: Very good pool with compelling rewards as well, really close to being an S tier

Chuck : Amazing pool with decent items

Thor: Excellent pool and a few interesting rewards, sadly not enough for S tier

Link: Insane pokemon pool, some decent rewards but sadly those are entangled together in a mess of rewards. Hence, The possibility to get better rewards is lower and pushes him to A+ tier.

Professor Rowan: Good pool with some nice items possibilities. A very close call to being higher might change

Letrix : Decent rewards and interesting pokemon pool. A+ is perfect

Koichi: Excellent pool with some nice items possibilities

Brothers Pewdie and Diepy: Excellent pool and money reward, but items are in a mess. It makes it hard to get a decent item reward. Only things that stop it from being S.

Morty : Very interesting pool and decent rewards.

A tier

Bruno: Interesting pool and rewards. Nothing too good, nothing too bad.

Brock: Very nice item's reward (Nuggets, stardust, rare candies). Fossils pokemon aren't the best rewards but the item pool saves it from being lower.

Gingery Jones: Good pool, even though shiny fossils odds are much better in labs. Fossils are decent rewards. Could say that it's a slightly better brock

Erika: Excellent pool of pokemon, but sadly the items reward are poor. Can't get to A+ with just a nice pool.

Professor Oak: Again, excellent pool, but poor rewards for the most part. So close to being A+!

Klohver: Interesting pool and 2 rare candies possibilities. Outside of that and money nothing worth a lot.

Suicune Guardian: Decent pool with the possibility of choice item, which is the only thing that pushes it to this tier.

Raikou Guardian: Decent pool with the possibility of choice item, which is the only thing that pushes it to this tier. Same story as Suicune.

Neroli: Very interesting pool and rewards! Sadly also a bit of a mess that makes it hard to push it to the further tier.

Jessie and James: A rather conflicting choice to put them here because of the poor money reward, but it has an insane pokemon pool available with rocket uniforms which could sell for a bit.

Naruto fanboy: Nice pool, missing data for some items but looks decent.

A- Tier

Professor Elm: Interesting pool, only 1 reward interesting and it's tier 2. Very close to being an A tier

Bugsy: Snivy and Nincada are interesting, but the rest isn't much. Poor item rewards. My opinion might change.

Naero : Nice pokemon pool, but no item's available, and a random pokemon reward is a mess of low tiers. Should be done once to unlock daycare.

Misty: Feebas, Togepi, and Oshawott are nice rewards... The rest not much. Good money though.

B+ tier

Xylos: Has ice stone, which is nice, but Eevee is not a nice reward in my opinion. The chance of getting a shiny is abysmal and I'd rather try my chance on better pokemon.

Lorelei: Has Ice stone too and Lapras, same story. The clothes aren't that interesting.

B Tier

The Pumpkin King: The only interesting reward in this boss is Pawniard. Would have been straight to D rank if it wasn't there.

Sage: Eevee is not an interesting reward if you're trying to get money. There are better options here.

Spoiler

Since mega are coming very soon a lot of pokemon will have their value changed. Decided to update the list following these changes and to fix some of my errors.

NEW CHANGES - Rank S- has been introduced since there's a clearer disparity in bosses' reward(s) now due to the value that mega pokemon brings.

Professor Birch, Officer Jenny, and Maribela were given a tier even with missing information (mostly about items).

Battle bot: Added membership (my error, sorry!). Added pokemon pool as well. The money range is still rather unknown, I need to do more testing.

Ash Westbrook: Lowered to rank A. Added some item rewards and pokemon pool. The money is still decent, but the pool is too bad.

Shary: Lowered to S. Genuinely saddened by the money nerf of my favorite boss duo. However, bunneary and audio are now seen as better rewards due to the mega arrival. Without it probably would have been lowered even more

Lance: Bumped to S+ With casual rewards, Lance makes it's way to the top due to his nice pokemon pool. Mega Altaria and Bagon are two of the fan's favorite mega pokemon.

Birch: Tentative S- A mega trio is always super interesting. Still waiting for the items.

Jenny: Tentative A. Squirtle and electrike are nice mega but the rest is just subpar compared to the others for the moment. Will be updated following my results!

Maribela: Tentative A+. Ralts and larvesta are two nice pokemon. Will be updated as well following the item pool!

Entei guardian: Bumped to S+ Nice rewards, access to Bulbasaur, and Charmander.

George: Bumped to S- Riolu and houndour are two nice Megas. George just needed a little push to make it into the S tier.

Link: Bumped to S- Aegislash makes it's way to pro with having his two signature moves/abilities coded. This tier will entirely depend on how pro players actually handle and play the said pokemon. If he's played in a manner to shift and define the entire meta around as talonflame did, Link will go higher.

Thor: Bumped to S- Mega larvitar! Deserved the bump. froakie(maybe?) will depend on how battle bond is obtainable in the future. If obtainable from thor, it will be bumped again.

Pewdie: Bumped to S. Even with one of the most convoluted item pool, the brothers make it to S. Ralts and Beldum are two good mega pokemon.

Koichi: Bumped to S Riolu and ralts nice enough to put it to S

Oak: Bumped to S Gets the Kanto trio, which all have mega evolutions available.

Neroli: Bumped to A+ Simply because of Ralts. An arguable bad item pool since messy. Might change!

Bruno: Bumped to S- Mega-medicham is an excellent mega and will surely be played a lot in PRO.

Bugsy: Bumped to S- Added ferroseed (Sorry for the mistake!). Mega scizor and mega pinsir are two nice mega, even with a bad item pool it's still worth it.

Elm: Bumped to A. Pokemon/item pool are not exactly the best which is why it's so low. Larvitar though!

Lt.Surge: Bumped to A+ Genuinely an error from my part for putting it so low. Rotom and Helioptile deserve better!

Toohtless: Bumped to A. Just because of beldum!

Spoiler

Updated most of the teams with their new lineup that now include pokemon with mega stones!

Birch -> Mega Blaziken

Brock -> Mega Aerodactly

Bruno -> Mega Steelix

Bugsy (Complete new lineup) -> Scizor, Genesect, Scolipede, Volcarona, Heracross, Ninjask

Diepy -> Mega Diancie

Eldir -> Mega Slowbro

George -> Mega Lucario

Jenny -> Mega Blastoise

Koichi -> Mega Gallade

Lance -> Mega Garchomp

Letrix -> Mega TTAr

Logan -> Mega TTar

Lorelei -> Mega Slowbro

Medusa -> Mega Garchomp

Misty -> Mega Gyarados

Morty -> Mega Gengar

Neroli -> Mega Diancie

Oak -> Charizard X

Pewdie -> Mega Latios

Saphirr -> Mega Garchomp

Shamac -> Mega Swampert

Shary -> Mega Latias

Shaui -> Mega Alakazam

Spectify -> Mega Salamence

Steven -> ???

Tigerous -> Mega Salamence

Terminator -> Mega Latios

Thor -> Mega TTar

Toothless -> Mega Metagross,

Credits to waleed1301, Splittie for the help with some information.

Credits to the wiki workers who worked their sweat to ensure that most of the information is correct.

Credit to idkup for the overall inspiration for the guide.

Simple Guide ya - How Schwaltz defeated Kanto Elite Four and Gary

Wed, 18 Dec 2024 10:02:55 +0000

my line up on elite four of kanto basically this..venusaur solo lorelei, alakazam solo bruno and agatha, pawn Lance using Pikachu, Blastoise and Charizard. Full squad on Gary. :B

My Pidgeot as the matches flow manager 😄

Newbie Guide: How to defeat each Elite Four

Wed, 12 Oct 2022 19:53:35 +0000

Welcome to the how to defeat the Elite Four Guide! (Newbie friendly edition, of course)

This guide will teach you how to prepare for each Elite Four if you do not want to struggle for days and instead just take a few hours to train. This guide will also assume you use your own pokemon and can use Trade Evolutions as you can ask a Staff Member to help trade evolve. However, I'll try to first keep it SOLO friendly, without external help if needed.

Additionally, we will NOT be using healing items UNLESS you manage to beat the 4th member and are about to beat the Champion.

Remember that you can keep refighting the Elite Four infinite times as long as you do not beat it completely, so you can keep grinding EXP there as much as you need.

Let's begin!

Recommended team for all the Elite Fours.

These are all extremely to farm, very common and very easy to level up pokemon and their preevolutions.

Gengar/Haunter

Gengar is the MVP. Gengar can solo the entire Kanto Elite four due to its sheer stats and movepool.

I recommend a Timid, Hasty, Naive, Rash, Mild or Modest nature Gengar or Haunter.
Its movepool should be: Shadow Ball (level up move), Psychic (TM obtainable in Saffron Gym), Thunderbolt (TM purchasable in Celadon Department Store). The fourth slot is open for anything you think can help (Curse, Night Shade, Dark Pulse, Icy Wind, Destiny Bond)

I recommend equipping a Spell Tag. This item boosts Ghost Type Attacks' damage by 20%. It can be obtained from wild Haunter in Pokemon Tower (Lavender).

Gastly can be leveled up in Victory Road Kanto vs Donphan, Ursaring as it is immune to all of their attacks.

You can easily hunt for Gastly in Vermillion Graveyard.

Note: Gengar can SOLO the Kanto Elite Four. However, for future Elite Four you will need MORE than just Gengar. Thus, I recommend some of the pokemon below.

~~Any other five pokemon~~

Magnezone

Magnezone is incredible. The absurd SPATK stat it has, amazing abilities and strong moves.

Thunderbolt (TM), Flash Cannon (level up) and any other two attacking moves are good to go. You can use Discharge (level up) if you don't want to spend money on Thunderbolt. I recommend Thunder Wave (level up) if needed, with a Sturdy Ability.

Use one with a Timid, Hasty, Naive, Rash, Mild or Modest nature.

Voltorb in Power Plant, Route 10 and Magneton in Power Plant hold Magnets. This item boosts 20% the damage of Magnezone's Electric type attacks.

Magnemite is very easily leveled up in Seafoam Islands.

You can easily hunt for Magnemite in Power Plant.

Slowbro

This dude is overpowered honestly. Extremely good defensive stats, absurd movepool, and just monstrously tanky.

Surf (HM), Ice Beam (TM from Celadon Department Store)), Psychic (level up) and Slack Off (level up) are the moves I recommend on it.

Quiet, Modest, Bold, Relaxed, Sassy or Calm are the natures I also recommend.

I recommend equipping a Leftovers for this. It is held by Munchlax and Snorlax in Munchlax Resort and also found in Dig Spots.

Slowpoke can be leveled up in Victory Road.

You can easily hunt for Slowpoke in Route 22.

Machamp/Machoke

Machamp or Machoke are really good utility pokemon you can use for the Elite Four if you need an extra punch. They also learn useful moves and have an overpowered ability in No Guard.

Dynamicpunch (level up), Cross Chop (level up), Earthquake (TM in Viridian Gym) and Rock Slide (tutor in Rock Tunnel) are the best options.

Adamant, Jolly, Naughty, Lonely, Naive and Hasty are its best natures for story.

You can equip a Black Belt that you can find in wild Makuhita in Seafoam Islands or from Primeape in Victory Road Kanto 2F. It increases Fighting type moves damage by 20%.

Machop can be leveled up in Victory Road.

You can easily hunt for Machop in Rock Tunnel or Victory Road.

Golem/Graveler

Golem is an utility pokemon for the Elite Four that is there mainly to support you. It also hits like a truck but is VERY slow so be careful.

You will want the Sturdy ability with a Brave, Adamant, Naughty, Impish, Relaxed, Careful or Sassy natures.

Golem's moveset should be Stealth Rock (level up), Earthquake (level up), Stone Edge (level up), and here you can decide if you want to run Rollout, Rock Slide or Explosion. Any of these is fine.

Equip a Hard Stone that can be obtained from wild Geodude in Mt Moon that boosts 20% the attack of Rock Type attacks.

Geodude is very easy to level up in Cinnabar Mansion.

You can easily hunt for Geodude in Rock Tunnel.

Bellossom

Most players will be like "wtf why are you using this". Basically Bellossom is one of the greatest PvE Grass Types due to it getting the move Moonblast, Giga Drain, Quiver Dance and any other attacking move by level up. Your moveset should be Giga Drain, Moonblast, Moonlight from Gloom's level up moveset and Quiver Dance from Bellossom's level up moveset itself. It is an incredible pokemon for support and clearing.

You want a Modest, Timid, Bold, Calm, Rash, Mild, Hasty or Naive natures.

Equip a Miracle Seed from wild Tangela in Route 12, 15 or 21. It boosts by 20% the power of Grass Type attacks.

Oddish can be leveled up in Victory Road and Seafoam Islands.

You can easily hunt for Geodude in Route 25 or 5.

Kanto

Recommended level: 75

The Kanto Elite Four is both at the same time the hardest and easiest: it is the hardest for newbies as most will have literally no idea about what natures are or abilities and will probably try to fight the Elite Four while being unprepared. Big mistake, honestly. Please, read up guides and don't use garbage pokemon for story, it will keep you grinding extra days instead of a few hours.

Let's analyse the types one by one:

Lorelei - Water/Ice

This is by far the easiest to tackle in the entire Elite Four. Her team is formed by Dewgong, Slowbro, Lapras, Jynx and Cloyster.

Dewgong is weak to Grass, Electric, Fighting, Rock.

Slowbro is weak to Grass, Electric, Bug, Dark, Ghost.

Lapras is weak to Grass, Electric, Fighting, Rock.

Jynx is weak to Fire, Steel, Ghost, Dark, Bug, Rock.

Cloyster is weak to Grass, Electric, Fighting, Rock.

Did you notice anything? Almost her entire team is weak to Grass and Electric types. Her nature choices are also really weird (Jolly Jynx, Serious Dewgong and Bashful Cloyster, like wtf). Using Grass types would look good here but it's actually a mistake. If you check later, Grass types struggle REALLY hard in this Elite Four (Lorelei's Ice, Agatha's Poison and Lance's Dragon and Flying will run over you). The key to this fight is to use Electric type attacks for four out of the five, then use a different type to handle Jynx. Using Fighting types is also valid here as it deals with four of them too, but be careful with Jynx! Rock types are not very recommended as they are slow and most Rock types have really, really bad SPDEF. They will fall in one go. However, setting up Stealth Rock with a Geodude (or its evolutions) with the Ability Sturdy will make this fight way, way easier for you.

Bruno Fighting/Rock

Fun fact, Bruno appears in many games as an Elite Four member. Fun fact number two, he's almost a pushover. His team is formed by two Onix, Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Machamp.

Onix is weak to Grass, Water, Steel, Ice, Ground.

Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee and Machamp are weak to Psychic, Fairy and Flying.

Well, you're wondering: why does the Elite Four have two unevolved Onix. Don't ask me, ask Content Scripters I guess lmao. Tackling this fight is extremely easy (to be honest, the easiest of the entire Elite Four). I suggest you use Fairy Type attacks or Psychic type attacks. Flying types can accidentally faint to Onix if you don't play it carefully (honestly if you faint against an Onix you should probably uninstall the game but I won't judge you).

Agatha Ghost/Poison

Agatha uses a plethora of Poison types. In fact, I wonder if she's just a Gengar spammer. Her team is literally two Gengar, a Haunter, an Arbok and a Crobat.

Gengar is weak to Ground, Psychic, Ghost, Dark.

Haunter is weak to Psychic, Ghost, Dark. This is because Haunter has Levitate but Gengar doesn't.

Arbok is weak to Psychic, Ground.

Crobat is weak to Psychic, Electric, Ice, Rock.

The answer is pretty clear here. You run over Agatha with Psychic type attacks. The problem is that Psychic is weak to Ghost, so it is a risky strategy. My recommendation is to use a fast attacker that can learn the TM Psychic that will strike first and ensure you win. They can't hit you if they die first!

Lance Dragon/Flying

Lance decides to ACTUALLY be smart and incorporate SOMETHING into his team that can defeat Ice Types. Lance has a Charizard, Dragonair (wtf?), Aerodactyl, Dragonite, Gyarados and Tyranitar.

Charizard is weak to Rock, Water, Electric.

Dragonair is weak to Ice, Fairy, Dragon.

Dragonite is weak to Ice, Fairy, Dragon, Rock.

Aerodactyl is weak to Rock, Water, Electric, Steel, Ice.

Gyarados is weak to Electric, Rock.

Tyranitar is weak to Ground, Steel, Water, Grass, Fighting, Bug, Fairy (lol).

Lance is a bit weird to tackle. His team is basically "hey I picked 6 pokemon that looked hella cool and put them together" basically. The main strategy to tackle his team is to combine Rock and Ice type attacks because they break through the entire team until you get to Tyranitar. Normally Tyranitar would be a problem but then you realise he has SEVEN weaknesses and is slower than me walking after I eat in a Macdonalds.

Gary - Varied

Gary's team is composed by Pidgeot, Alakazam, Rhydon, Arcanine, Exeggutor and Blastoise.

Pidgeot is weak to Rock, Electric, Ice.

Alakazam is weak to Ghost, Dark, Bug.

Arcanine is weak to Water, Ground, Rock.

Rhydon is weak to Water, Grass, Steel, Ice, Ground.

Exeggutor is weak to Bug, Ghost, Dark, Flying, Ice, Poison, Fire, ~~and depression like wtf is wrong with this dude he's weak to anything~~

Blastoise is weak to Grass, Electric.

Gary has a better composed team that does not share many weaknesses. He has at best two weaknesses to the same type and does not have many in common. You'll have to analyse each pokemon individually!

Johto

Recommended level: 80-85

If you listened to my advice, CONGRATS! You will be reusing the above six pokemon for this Elite Four. Let's list them one by one.

Will Psychic

Will is REALLY easy to handle with Gengar (as long as you always go first). Will's pokemon are Bronzong, Jynx, Grumpig, Slowbro, Gardevoir and Xatu.

Bronzong is weak to Fire (note, this Bronzong is LEVITATE), Dark, Ghost.

Jynx is weak to Rock, Steel, Fire, Ghost, Dark, Bug.

Grumpig is weak to Bug, Dark, Ghost.

Slowbro is weak to Grass, Electric, Dark, Bug, Ghost.

Gardevoir is weak to Poison, Steel, Ghost.

Xatu is weak to Electric, Rock, Ice, Ghost, Dark.

If you haven't noticed by now, Ghost literally sweeps his entire team. Gengar absolutely runs over this dude.

Koga Poison

Koga is a newbie trap. Koga's Poison is resisted four times by Gengar. He has a Skuntank that resists it, Venomoth, Toxicroak, Swalot, Muk and Crobat.

Skuntank is weak to Ground.

Venomoth is weak to Rock, Fire, Flying, Psychic.

Toxicroak is weak to Psychic, Flying, Ground.

Swalot is weak to Ground, Psychic.

Muk is weak to Ground, Psychic.

Crobat is weak to Electric, Rock, Ice, Psychic.

Be a bit careful with this one: Skuntank is IMMUNE to Psychic due to it being Dark Type. Take care of it with Golem! Then you can run over his team.

Bruno (yes, again) Fighting

Bruno now actually has a decent team! His team is composed by Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, Hitmontop, Hariyama, Lucario and Machamp.

Machamp, Chan, Lee, Top, Hariyama are all weak to Fairy, Flying and Psychic.

Lucario is weak to Ground, Fire and Fighting. This is because his Steel type neutralises his Fairy, Flying and Psychic weaknesses.

You can easily see five of his team fall to three different types alone. The only concern is dealing with Lucario!

Karen Dark (no, not the one that wants to speak to the manager)

Karen's team is even scarier than Lance's. I'm not kidding: Weavile, Absol, Spiritomb, Houndoom, Honchkrow and Umbreon. Half of these can oneshot most of your team.

Weavile is weak to Fire, Steel, Rock, Fighting, Fairy, Bug. If you can even hit him first lol.

Absol is weak to Fairy, Fighting, Bug.

Spiritomb is only weak to Fairy.

Houndoom is weak to Rock, Ground, Water, Fighting.

Honchkrow is weak to Rock, Ice, Electric and Fairy.

Umbreon is weak to Fairy, Fighting, Bug.

The problem with Karen is that Spiritomb and Umbreon are her only tanks. The other three hit like a TRUCK. If you do anything stupid she'll run over your team. You will have to combine Fighting and Fairy to deal with her team. Bellossom and Machamp taking turns can do the job but you will need your whole team for this.

Lance Dragon (yes, this dude again)

Lance decided to "improve" his team by making it worse. Charizard, Gyarados, Garchomp, Altaria, Salamance and Dragonite form his team.

Charizard is weak to Water, Electric, Rock.

Gyarados is weak to Electric, Rock.

Garchomp is weak to Dragon, Fairy, Ice.

Altaria, Salamance and Dragonite are weak to Dragon, Fairy, Ice and Rock.

You might've noticed that 4 out of his pokemon are weak 4 times to Ice. The other two get stomped by Rock and Electric. Oh wait, five of his pokemon are weak to Rock. This is easier than the Kanto one lmao.

Hoenn

Recommended level: 70-75

Hoenn is honestly an awful region crippled by bad level ranges. Thankfully you can use all of your pokemon in each Elite Four anyway!

Hoenn's elite four is formed by:

Sidney (no, not the city) Dark

Sidney's team is a joke. Mightyena, Shiftry, Zoroark, Cacturne, Sharpedo and Absol.

Mightyena, Absol and Zoroark are weak to Fighting, Bug and Fairy.

Cacturne, Shiftry are weak to Poison, Fire, Bug, Flying, Ice, Fighting, Fairy.

Sharpedo is weak to Electric, Grass, Fighting, Bug, Fairy.

Sidney is an absolute joke. You could literally spam click Fighting or Fairy type attacks and everything gets oneshot.

Phoebe Ghost

Phoebe is weird, she's basically an annoying Ghost type spammer. Her team is Dusclops, Banette, Sableye, Chandelure, Mismagius and Dusknoir.

Dusclops, Banette, Mismagius and Dusknoir are weak to Ghost and Dark.

Sableye is weak to Fairy.

Chandelure is weak to Ghost, Dark, Ground, Rock and Water.

This one is honestly really easy, Gengar spams Shadow Ball and you use Bellossom's Moonblast against Sableye.

Glacia Ice

Glacia's Abomasnow, Froslass, Glalie, Walrein, Vanilluxe and Beartic are a bit weird but easy t odeal with.

Abomasnow is weak to Fire, Fighting, Rock, Poison, Flying, Steel.

Froslass is weak to Fire, Steel, Rock, Ghost, Dark.

Glalie, Beartic and Vanilluxe are weak to Fighting, Fire, Steel, Rock.

Walrein is weak to Grass, Electric, Rock, Fighting.

Her team is a mix of bulky and slow pokemon that don't really threaten much. Rock demolishes her entire team alone.

Drake Dragon

Drake is a literal joke. Altaria, Flygon, Kingdra, Haxorus, Salamance and Dragalge get dealt with easily.

Altaria and Salamance are weak to Ice, Fairy, Dragon, Rock.

Flygon is weak to Ice, Fairy, Dragon.

Kingdra is weak to Fairy, Dragon.

Dragalge is weak to Dragon, Ground, Psychic.

Haxorus is weak to Fairy, Dragon.

Bellossom can handle the entire team except Dragalge, which is dealt with by Golem if needed (even Gengar lol).

Steven Steel/Rock/Ground

I was going to state his team as Steel but it's pretty weird. Claydol, Cradily, Armaldo, Metagross, Skarmory and Aggron.

Claydol is weak to Grass, Ice, Water, Dark, Ghost.

Cradily is weak to Fighting, Steel, Ice.

Armaldo is weak to Steel, Water, Rock.

Metagross is weak to Fire, Ghost, Dark, Ground.

Skarmory is weak to Fire, Electric.

Aggron is weak to Ground, Fighting, Water.

His team is VERY bulky and it mixes all of the weaknesses. You will need to constantly switch to tackle with his entire team properly.

Sinnoh

Recommended level: 75-80

Aaron Bug

Aaron's team is extremely weak to Fire. Galvantula, Vespiquen, Heracross, Scizor, Yanmega and Drapion (no, this one isn't a bug lol).

Galvantula is weak to Rock, Fire.

Vespiquen and Yanmega are weak to Rock, Fire, Ice, Electric.

Heracross is weak to Psychic, Fairy, Flying, Fire.

Drapion is weak to Ground.

Scizor is weak to Fire.

Literally Flamethrowering his entire team gets you through it. Be careful with Drapion! It's Dark/Poison.

Bertha Ground

Bertha's really easy. A Whiscash, Golem, Hippowdown, Excadrill, Gliscor and Rhyperior form her team.

Whiscash is weak to Grass.

Golem and Rhyperior are weak to Grass, Water, Ice, Steel, Fighting, Ground.

Excadrill is weak to Water, Fighting, Ground, Fire.

Gliscor is weak to Water, Ice.

Hippowdown is weak to Grass, Water, Ice.

Water and Ice run over her team. Once Whiscash is gone you just spam Surf.

Flint Fire

His team is VERY weak to Ground and Water type moves. Infernape, Rapidash, Ninetales, Magmortar, Houndoom and Darmanitan.

Infernape is weak to Flying, Psychic, Ground, Water.

Houndoom is weak to Ground, Rock, Fighting, Water.

Ninetales, Rapidash, Magmortar and Darmanitan are weak to Ground, Rock and Water.

You literally spam click Surf and Earthquake, everything instantly faints.

Lucian (no, not the league one) Psychic

His team is okay. Alakazam, Mr Mime, Bronzong, Girafarig, Sigylph and Gallade make an interesting team.

Alakazam is weak to Bug, Dark and Ghost.

Mr Mime is weak to Ghost, Poison and Steel.

Bronzong is weak to Fire, Ghost, Dark. This one has LEVITATE.

Girafarig is weak to Dark, Bug.

Sigylph is weak to Ice, Rock, Electric, Ghost, Dark.

Gallade is weak to Ghost, Flying, Fairy.

You have to be careful with what you click since some of his pokemon have immunities!

Cynthia (cueue the piano music here)

Cynthia's the final story boss! Togekiss, Lucario, Garchomp, Milotic, Spiritomb and Roserade.

Spiritomb is weak to Fairy.

Togekiss is weak to Steel, Poison, Electric, Rock, Ice.

Lucario is weak to Fighting, Fire, Ground.

Garchomp is weak to Dragon, Ice, Fairy.

Milotic is weak to Grass, Electric.

Spiritomb is weak to Fairy.

Roserade is weak to Psychic, Fire, Flying, Ice.

I hope this small guide has helped you! :^)

Solid Boss Team for (almost) all Bosses

Mon, 06 Feb 2023 00:51:08 +0000

So after lots of testing I finally have a pretty solid Team thats (imo) is a perfect mix between speed and safety. And now that the team and my notes are finished I thought I might aswell share it 🙂

THE TEAM

So thats the standard team with my standard items. Whenever there is nothing next to Poke in my notes these are the items and Pokes used.

So EV wise the only important thing pretty much is to get at least 240 SPD on Golduck and Dugtrio to be able to outspeed Brock's Mega Aerodactyl (which is the fastest Mega Poke Bosses use) after 1 Cotton Spore. And full ATK on Pangoro. The rest I just put in either DEF / SPDEF / HP to be able to tank an attack or 2 just in case. (I might reduce Golducks SPD EVs and put the remaining in DEF / SPDEF and if I did Pango again I would put the SPD EVs in HP instead but it doesn't really matter tbh.)

Nature wise it doesn't really matter for most of them. Pangoro needs Adamant and afaik even 1 IV would work if EV trained in ATK. For the rest anything should work but it sure helps if they have any +DEF / +SPDEF nature that doesn't reduce DEF / SPDEF.

Ability wise Pangoro needs Mold Breaker and Whimsy / Cottonee need Prankster. For the rest it doesn't matter. On Golduck it would be prefered to have Cloud Nine to get rid of weather effects (can be important for example on Lorelei Boss if you wanna use Sash in case of a Crit.)

THE STRATEGY

Whimsicott - Mainly used to Switcheroo Lagging Tail on the opponent to be able to go first and then Memento if its still alive (don't try to Flash with it cause Choice Items could lock you into it)

Golduck - Usually Yawn first then Simple beam - if its still alive Flash 3 x then Yawn again and switch to Cottonee as soon as opponent is asleep again

Cottonee - 1 x Flash then Memento (if you already managed to get 3 x Flash done with Golduck already then just Memento)

Dugtrio - 1 x Stealth Rock (when needed) then remaining Flash (if not done 3 x already) then Memento

Huntail - Setup Substitute then Aqua Ring then 3 x Shell Smash then Baton Pass to Pangoro (each time Substitute breaks use it again)

Pangoro - Pretty much only Power Trip - except for Pokes that can give you Status on contact or that can disable your Moves on contact - will be mentioned in my notes)

If the Boss leads with with a Mega Poke (will be in the Notes) we use Cotton Spore on Whimsy instead for Switcheroo (cause Mega Stones can not be switched / stolen). You can use another Cotton Spore on Cottonee if you want / can mange one.

THE NOTES

The Notes probably were the most work of all of this. I pretty much updated them with each run whenever I noticed something new and they are still a WIP. But they are pretty solid by now and there shouldn't be any problems if you follow them. They are, however, based on my team. So if you use them with other Teams they might not work aswell. For example: The Stealth Rock / no Stealth Rock note only works if you have a Mold Breaker Poke cause I only checked which Bosses have a sashed Poke in their Team.

The Notes should be pretty self explanitory but just in case here some explanations:

So the Top Row are the Boss - the closest Pokecenter to reach him - the Map he is in - and special Requirements if there are any

Second Row has the Bosses Team (on Hard) and notes if you need some other move than Power Trip on Pango

Third Row has my Team used in the order I use them - different items used and if Stealth Rock is needed or not (if it doesn't mention any items I just use the standard ones)

Here we have an example for a Poke where u have a different move on Pango. Cause that Volca could give "burn" status to our Pango. You could also give it a Lum Berry but I prefer it to hold a Sash in case somthing went wrong during setup or for whatever reason (Crits can always happen).

If we had to use a different Poke or Item it would look like this:

Here we have an example for alternative Item and 2 alternative Pokes cause Steven needs you to have 2 Steel Type Pokes in your Team. So as you can see whenever there is something different from the standard team with the standard items it will be in the notes in Red. You can find them attached at the bottom of the Thread and I will try to upload a updated version whenever I change something.

THE ALTERNATIVES / ADDITIONS

These are some alternative Pokes / Pokes used for certain Bosses. Mostly Steven actually since he needs you to have 2 Steel Pokes in your Team as already mentioned.

Linoone can be a Substitute for Golduck but I prefer Golduck for Yawn.

Skarmory can be a Substitute for Dugtrio but it's harder to hunt and sometimes takes forever to be killed off by the Boss. And Bosses can start switching if the run out of PP. That's why I prefer Dugtrio for Memento.

Klefki can be a Substitute for Whimsicott but it's also harder to hunt and also can take forever to be killed off by the Boss.

I hope I got everything covered now. If I forget anything or you have any questions just feel free to ask. Also I am not sure about the "Remaining" Section since I stopped doing those due to the 20 Bosses per Week limit. Thx for reading

Bosses for Guide.docx

[OLD] Bosses are Dead Now [Boss Guide]

Fri, 21 Jan 2022 14:30:11 +0000

Introduction To Bosses Again for Newbies/Advanced Trainers

( The Boss Guide )

Hello everybody and welcome to the new updated boss guide for Newbies and for Advanced trainers. We all know that Disable won't work on bosses now and bosses can switch there pokemons now so I made this guide for you all. In this guide we all are going to know that what are BOSSES, how do they work from the new update that just landed few days back, what kind of rewards will you get after defeating a boss, and some teams you can use to defeat these Bosses. In this Guide I will try to give you teams that have the Medium Budget teams so that the Newbies and Advanced Trainers can hunt then easily.

A quick little thanks to: Jadeash who helped me from his video guide regarding new Boss guide

So now I won't waste time by hurting my fingers into this guide to make it too much big but little introduction is necessary for the Newbies and we all now nobody reads the most big guides so lets start.

Introduction

Information about Bosses!!

Well bosses are the NPCs who are the most strongest NPCs in the game they can be founded in all over the game ( Regions ) those are: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh and Sevii Islands

many boss have some requirements to battle and most common requirement of all the bosses is REGION CHAMPION

In some part like to unlock Daycare House you need to battle Lance to unlock Cerulean Cave then you need to battle Naero to unlock Daycare House

some bosses ask you to take dex requirements, some will ask eevee evolution like Xylos and many more

So I'll just tell you this in a very short way that there three modes in Boss Battle EASY, MEDIUM and HARD

in Easy mode you will get 0 PVE Coins and around 5k-10k, in Medium 12k-20k and 3 PVE coins and last one Hard you will get 25k-40k and 5 PVE coins

every boss have there own custom Name COLOR and it is red that we all know.

Though no need to understand much about these bosses just a waste of time!!

I'll simply give you the teams and how to work on them is only the main part, so just skip this part.

POKEMON REVOLUTIINE ONLINE BOSSES ⬅️ Click there to see all bosses information LoL

Teambuilding!!

So there are 2 types of teams to kill bosses on EASY / MEDIUM / HARD

1. Smeargle Baton-Pass Team

So this is our first Boss team Bosses Team 1 (pokepast.es)

What are the Requirements for this Team??

This is the easiest way to sweep all the bosses on hard mode.

- First. We need ANY TRASH Cottonee or Whimsicot with moveset SWITCHROO, MEMENTO, COTTON-SPORE with PRANKSTER ABILITY.

- Second. We need ANY TRASH Pokemon with move STEALTH ROCK.

- Third. We need ANY TRASH Pokemon with move SWEET SCENT.

- Fourth. We need a Decent Smeargle with any Nature that increase the Speed for example: Adament, Jolly, Timid, etc. with moveset HYPNOSIS, SUBSTITUTE, BATON-PASS, SHELL-SMASH.

- Fifth. We need a GOOD Pangoro with moveset POWER-TRIP, STORM-THROW, EARTHQUAKE, CRUNCH with MOLD-BREAKER ABILITY.

- Sixth. We need ANY TRASH Mega-Banette with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

How we are gonna use this Team??

IF THE BOSS FIRST STARTER POKEMON IS NOT MEGA

- First. Lead with Cottonee or Whimsicot and use the move SWITCHROO ( It will change the Item from your pokemon to your opponent ) so your item ( Lagging Tale ) will be transferred to your opponent and your opponent's SPEED WILL BE LOW. in case your pokemon is alive use memento so that your opponent's SPECIAL ATTACK WILL BE LOW and your pokemon will faint.

- Second. When your Cottonee / Whimsicot is dead switch it to your pokemon with move STEALTH-ROCK after switching your pokemon just use STEALTH-ROCK move so that it will remove the FOCUS SASH item from the other opponent pokemons and just faint.

- Third. Once your STEALTH-ROCKER pokemon is dead switch it to your pokemon with move SWEET-SCENT just use this move it will DECREASES THE OPPONENT'S EVASION STAT

( REMEBER WE DON'T HAVE TO KILL YOUR OPPONENT'S FIRST POKEMON NOW )

- Fourth. Once your SWEET-SCENT Pokemon is dead switch it to SMEARGLE now use the move HYPNOSIS IT WILL MAKE YOUR OPPONENT'S STARTER POKEMON SLEEP once your opponent's starter pokemon is slept use the move SUBSTITUTE IT WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO YOUR POKEMON if your opponent wakes up in your SUBSTITUTE move do this again if your opponent's pokemon doesn't woke up after your SUBSTITUTE move, use the move SHELL-SMASH IT WILL LOWERS YOUR DEFENSE, SPECIAL DEFENSE AND RISE THE ATTACK, SPECIAL ATTACK, SPEED.

NOTE: YOU HAVE TO USE SHELL-SMASH MOVE FOR AROUND 2-3 TIMES

If your pokemon wakes up after using 1 SHELL-SMASH then again do the fourth part

Once your are done with the SHELL-SMASH move for 2-3 Times just use the move BATON-PASS when your opponent's starter pokemon is sleeping and take PANGORO.

-Fifth. Once you are landed with PANGORO use the move POWER-TRIP now we will be able to KO ( Knock Out ) all the pokemons in one move.

PLEASE DON'T CHANGE THE ITEMS I PUT ON THE POKEMONS

GOOD LUCK!!

IF THE BOSS FIRST STARTER POKEMON IS MEGA

- First. Lead with Mega-Banette and use the move PROTECT then DENSTINY-BOND and kill your opponent's first starter mega pokemons.

- Second. Lead with Cottonee or Whimsicot and use the move SWITCHROO ( It will change the Item from your pokemon to your opponent ) so your item ( Lagging Tale ) will be transferred to your opponent and your opponent's SPEED WILL BE LOW. in case your pokemon is alive use memento so that your opponent's SPECIAL ATTACK WILL BE LOW and your pokemon will faint.

- Third. When your Cottonee / Whimsicot is dead switch it to your pokemon with move STEALTH-ROCK after switching your pokemon just use STEALTH-ROCK move so that it will remove the FOCUS SASH item from the other opponent pokemons and just faint.

- Fourth. Once your STEALTH-ROCKER pokemon is dead switch it to your pokemon with move SWEET-SCENT just use this move it will DECREASES THE OPPONENT'S EVASION STAT

( REMEBER WE DON'T HAVE TO KILL YOUR OPPONENT'S FIRST POKEMON NOW )

- Fifth. Once your SWEET-SCENT Pokemon is dead switch it to SMEARGLE now use the move HYPNOSIS IT WILL MAKE YOUR OPPONENT'S STARTER POKEMON SLEEP once your opponent's starter pokemon is slept use the move SUBSTITUTE IT WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO YOUR POKEMON if your opponent wakes up in your SUBSTITUTE move do this again if your opponent's pokemon doesn't woke up after your SUBSTITUTE move, use the move SHELL-SMASH IT WILL LOWERS YOUR DEFENSE, SPECIAL DEFENSE AND RISE THE ATTACK, SPECIAL ATTACK, SPEED.

NOTE: YOU HAVE TO USE SHELL-SMASH MOVE FOR AROUND 2-3 TIMES

If your pokemon wakes up after using 1 SHELL-SMASH then again do the fourth part

Once your are done with the SHELL-SMASH move for 2-3 Times just use the move BATON-PASS when your opponent's starter pokemon is sleeping and take PANGORO.

- Sixth. Once you are landed with PANGORO use the move POWER-TRIP now we will be able to KO ( Knock Out ) all the pokemons in one move.

PLEASE DON'T CHANGE THE ITEMS I PUT ON THE POKEMONS

GOOD LUCK!!

2. Denstiny Bond Team

So this is our second Boss team boss team 2 (pokepast.es)

What are the Requirements for this Team??

This is the little dumb team to sweep all the bosses on hard mode because ENDAVOR is useless on Ghost type Pokemon and mostly work on Legendary Pokemons. Well seriously don't use this team and say anyone to use but this is really..... team. but nvm lets start

- First. We need GOOD Sharpedo with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

- Second. We need GOOD Carvanha with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

- Third. We need GOOD Mega-Banette with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

- Fourth. We need GOOD Gengar with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

- Fifth. We need a GOOD Haunter with moveset PROTECT, DENSTINY-BOND.

- Sixed. We need a GOOD Donphan with moveset ENDAVOR, ICE-SHARD.

How we are gonna use this Team??

- First. We are gonna use PROTECT then DENSTINY-BOND FROM THIS MOVE YOUR POKEMON WILL FOE DOWN WITH YOUR OPPONENT'S POKEMON THAT MEANS YOU AND YOUR OPPONENT'S POKEMON WILL DIE. Do this untill your last pokemon DONPHAN and your opponent's last pokemon is left.

-Second. Use the move ENDAVOR IT WILL KILL THE POKEMON FOR AROUND 1-2 HP you will not die because of STURDY ABILITY now use the move ICE-SHARD THIS MOVE ALWAYS GO FIRST AND WILL KILL THE POKEMON

PLEASE DON'T CHANGE THE ITEMS I PUT ON THE POKEMONS

GOOD LUCK!!

So that's it I wanna tell you about new teams though Second team isn't new but still I put for the information

Now you guys can do the bosses again on HARD mode so now go and do bosses again without any fear

If anyone have any doubt regarding any team above feel free to ask me here.

Thank You and Have a Great Day!

Ojasvisharma26 | Frylock

Detailed Hard boss guide and a very easy to get team! 600-800k a week!

Wed, 07 Jun 2023 14:04:46 +0000

I've had alot of newer players ask me for my bossteam and a boss guide. so I decided to record my bossrun and make a video where I try to be as detailed as possible. I hope it will help some newer players!

Youtube video link

The team with moveset & held items

Boss Guide [Update-3]

Thu, 03 Mar 2022 12:15:17 +0000

Hello everybody I'm back with another Boss guide as Endeavour team wasn't working tho, So this is my third guide on bosses.

So in this guide I'll tell you how to do bosses with just TWO POKEMONS.

So let's start!

Clefable Sweeper

So this is our team, you can check it from Here

- Good Defensive Klefki and Clefable with the Moves and Items above 👆👆

From my opinion this is the best boss team after smeargle baton-pass team. And in your mind this question will must come that how this is a good team as bosses can switch there pokemons so the answer is from the time when DEVs made and update that bosses can switch there pokemon I noticed that "Mostly" they switch there pokemon when we use "Destiny Bond" (Mostly), So maybe this team is usable as we aren't using Endeavour. So let's start.

First - Lead with KLEFKI and use REFLECT (This will rise your teams Defence).

Second - After the use of REFLECT use THUNDER-WAVE (This will make your opponent pokemon paralysed).

Third - Then use SPIKES (The user lays a trap of spikes at the opposing team’s feet. The trap hurts Pokémon that switch into battle).

Fourth - If your KLEFKI is alive just use REFLECT (This will decrease the opponent pokemon accuracy) again until it dies.

Fifth - Once your KLEFKI is dead switch it to CLEFABLE and use COSMIC-POWER thrice (The user absorbs a mystical power from space to raise its Defense and Sp. Def stats).

Sixth - After the use of COSMIC-POWER thrice, use the move CALM-MIND thrice (The user quietly focuses its mind and calms its spirit to raise its Sp. Atk and Sp. Def stats).

Seventh - If your HP is low use SOFT-BOILED (The user restores its own HP by up to half of its max HP).

Eighth - Once you are done with every move above use MOON-BLAST (Borrowing the power of the moon, the user attacks the target. This may also lower the target’s Sp. Atk stat) on every pokemon and kill it.

- In case the opponent pokemon is steel type then I prefer you to use SHARPEDO for DESTINY BOND

- If opponent switch there pokemon in the battle then I don't know what to do, but from my opinion they will not, though the thing is you just have to stay alive with your opponents first pokemon until you are done with KLEFKI's moves.

So that's all!

-- How to beat Sinnoh E4--

Tue, 14 Aug 2018 14:45:38 +0000

Hello and welcome to the Sinnoh Elite Four guide. Hopefully this will help you if you are having a hard time with it. Good luck!

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Recommended Pokémon

(can use Pokémon from previous regions)

Gyarados

▹ lvl 85+

▹ Leftovers

▹ Adamant/Jolly recommended, anything works though!

Moveset

▹ Dragon Dance

▹ Waterfall

▹ Ice Fang

▹ Earthquake

Gengar

▹ lvl 85+

▹ Leftovers

▹ Timid/Modest recommended, anything works though!

Moveset

▹ Shadow Ball

▹ Sludge Bomb

▹ Thunderbolt

▹ Dark Pulse

Clefable

Spoiler

▹ lvl 85+

▹ Leftovers

▹ Bold/Calm recommended, anything works though!

Moveset

▹ Calm Mind

▹ Moonblast

▹ Flamethrower

▹ Softboiled

Honorable Mentions

▹ Snorlax

▹ Starter Pokémon from every Region

How to get mentioned moves

▹ TM 26 Earthquake - Viridian City Gym - $6,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $24,000

▹ TM 80 Shadow Ball - Lilycove Department Store 3F $4,000

▹ TM 24 Thunderbolt - Mauville City Game Corner - $5,000

▹ TM 86 Sludge Bomb - Dewford Town - $5,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $20,000

▹ TM 54 Calm Mind - Mossdeep City Gym - $2,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $8,000

▹ TM 41 Softboiled - Goldenrod Mart - $3,000

▹ TM 85 Flamethrower - Mauville City Game Corner - $5,000

Recommended Healing Items

Spoiler

▹ 10 Hyper Potions

▹ 15 Leppa Berries

▹ 7 Max Potions

▹ 7 Full Restores

▹ 10 Revives

▹ 10 Full Heals

Elite Four

Aaron - Bug-type

Galvantula, Vespiquen, Heracross, Scizor, Yanmega, Drapion

You can set up Calm Minds with Clefable on Galvantula, heal up with Potions and Softboiled if necessary. You have to be at a high amount of Hit Points against Scizor, otherwise you won't survive its attack.

Bertha - Ground-type

Whiscash, Golem, Hippowdon, Excadrill, Gliscor, Rhyperior

You can set up Dragon Dances with Gyarados on Whiscash, heal up with Potions if necessary. Dragon Dancing three times should be enough to sweep Bertha's team.

Flint - Fire-type

Infernape, Ninetales, Houndoom, Rapidash, Darmanitan, Magmortar

If your Gyarados has Intimidate as ability, you can set up one Dragon Dance on Infernape and start sweeping, however, be careful as it has Thunder Punch. If it crits you while setting up, revive it to full HP and try again. You can proceed to sweep Flint's team.

Lucian - Psychic-type

Alakazam, Mr. Mime, Sigilyph, Girafarig, Bronzong, Gallade

Set up one Dragon Dance with Gyarados on Alakazam, and start sweeping. Slowbro won't die to any of Gyarados' attack, so let it die against it and use Gengar to kill it with Shadow Ball. Let Gengar die, survive your Gyarados to max HP and kill Gallade with it.

Champion

Cynthia

Togekiss, Milotic, Spitiromb, Lucario, Roserade, Garchomp

You can use Gyarados to set up one Dragon Dance against Togekiss and kill it with Ice Fang or Waterfall. Set up one or two more Dragon Dances against Milotic, heal up if necessary. Then start to sweep. Keep Gyarados as healthy as possible as Lucario has Extreme Speed, which is a priority move that Gyarados is not able to outspeed.

Hope you were able to beat Sinnoh's E4 with the help of this Guide. If you have any questions feel free to reply to this thread. Special thanks to @ShinyCelebi who helped me with this guide.

-- How to beat Kanto E4 --

Sun, 17 Apr 2016 14:52:56 +0000

Recommend

Gengar LV 80+ Timid/Modest

Item: Black Sludge

EV train: 252spatk|252spd|6hp

Move set: Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball/Icy Wind, Psychic

(Icy Wind teach by move tutor at Seafoam B4F by 5000$)

(Thunderbolt teach by tm buy at Vermillion City Gym by 3000$)

(Psychic teach by tm buy at Saffron City Gym by 3000$)

Gyarados LV80+ Adamant/Jolly

Item: Leftover

EV train: 252atk|252spd|6hp

Move set: Ice Fang, Dragon Dance, Cruch, Aqua Tail

And also don't forget take some backup items Revive x7, Hyper potion x15, Leppa Berry x10

The more level of your pokemon team, the less buying for backup items

E4 Team

• Lorelei • Gengar lead with using Thunderbolt for beat all team

• Bruno • Gengar lead with using Psychic for beat all team

• Agatha • Gengar lead with using Thunderbolt for Crobat and Pyschic for all

• Lance • Gengar lead with using Thunderbolt for Gyarados and Charizard, while Shadow ball/ Icy Wind for others. Also you can alternatively with Gyarados lead with using Cruch for Gyardos, Aqua tail for Charizard and Ice Fang for others

• Blue/Gary • Gyarados lead with using Dragon Dance 2-3 times at the beginning and then using Cruch for Alakazam and Mega Blastoise, Aqua Tail for Arcanine, and then Ice Fang for others

How to beat Lance(Dragons Den B1F)

Thu, 11 Jul 2019 00:51:42 +0000

This is one of the ways to defeat lance.

My method only needs two [Level.100] Pokemon: Gengar、Gyarados

Gyarados Set:

Move: Dragon Dance、Ice Fang、Surf

Equipment: Never-Melt Ice //just make sure one shot, It will be need more [Dragon Dance] if you don't have

Team Leader is Gengar and also a pioneer of death.

Script:

1. Face to Dragonite, let Gengar trigger the Cursed Body. //It have 30% Chance. If not triggered, log out and again

2. Switch to Gyarados and use [Dragon Dance] 2-3 times If triggered.

3.Use [ice Fang] until battle end. //You can use [Dragon Dance] once if the opposite side gets Frozen

Bosses Again Dead Kekw [Boss-Guide]

Fri, 25 Feb 2022 07:31:38 +0000

Hello everyone I Ojasvisharma26 | Frylock is here with another Boss Guide after the ban of Smeargle. First I just wanna request to staff team NOT to ban Destiny Bond, Endeavor, Pokémon as after this there is no hope to earn money and there will be a lose of players too so please just understand.

So lets just start with the Boss Guide without wasting any time as always.

DBond Made Them Die

So Guys this is our team just look at the Level of Pokémon carefully

You can check the Boss Team from Here

1. We need a TRASH Mimikyu with Level 1 - 30 (Low Level), Item LUM BERRY and move has to be DESTINY BOND.

2. We need a DECENT Carvanha with Level 100, Item Lum Berry, Ability SPEED BOOST and the move has to be DESTINY BOND.

3. We need a DECENT Sharpedo with Level 100, Item Lum Berry, Ability SPEED BOOST and the move has to be DESTINY BOND.

4. We need a TRASH/DECENT Mega-Banette with Level 100, Item Banettite and the moveset has to be PROTECT and DESTINY BOND.

5. We need a DECENT Wobbuffet with Level 100, Item Focus Sash and the moveset has to be COUNTER and DESTINY BOND.

6. We need a TRASH Donphan with Level 1 - 30 (Low Level) with Item Lum Berry, Ability STURDY and the moveset has to be ENDEAVOR and ICE-SHARD.

This is the easiest method to kill every boss except "URAHARA" because it need level 100 Pokémon in your team to battle.

I'm kinda lazy right now so I'll not explain everything just tell what to do 😅

1. Lead with MIMIIKYU use DESTINY BOND and both Pokémons will be dead.

2. Then lead with CARVANHA use PROTECT then DESTINY BOND again both Pokémons will be dead.

3. Then lead with SHARPEDO use PROTECT then DESTINY BOND again both Pokémons will be dead.

4. Then lead with MEGA-BANETTE use PROTECT then DESTINY BOND again same ^^^.

5. Then lead with WOBBUFFET just spam COUNTER if your pokemon is alive then also use COUNTER and die.

6. Then lead with DONPHAN use ENDEAVOR then ICE-SHARD and you win.

So this is how you can win from the bosses and this is the last chance to win if there is no update otherwise you have to use your own brain to win.

Good Luck!

Bye

Low Budget Boss Team (HARD)

Wed, 08 Jan 2020 10:23:45 +0000

Hello Everyone

:PikaLurk::PikaLurk:

Today i'll be posting my low budget team for bosses.

cuz i've seen alot struggling with new bosses So i tried to create one with less pokemons and easy to use

am still working on it want to make it 1000% accurate.

So if there is a problem with it don't hesitate to comment it i'll try to work on it

Here's the team used to solo most of the bosses

Strategy

Snorlax: For thos who will attack with special moves you will use x3 Amnesia and x6 curse then start sweeping

Slowbro: For thos who will attack with attack moves so u'll use x3 Iron Defense and x6 Calm mind then start sweeping

Gengar: Choice scarfed mostly to kill an annoying pokemon with destiny bond who can kill easily slowbro and snorlax and we are using scarf cuz hard bosses has 400 ev on there pokemons so to make sure he out speed them

Whimsicott: Mostly to use charm or endeavor depending on the one u are facing and sometimes we'll endeavor for some bosses (don't forget focus sash)

Raticate: To easily kill some annoying pokemon with endeavor then sucker punch (don't forget focus sash)

Chansey: In case where snorlax dies we'll use chansey to replace him

Ninetales: We gonna use it just for erika and bugsy so its not required if u got one fire poke fast scarfed of course :q

Kanto

-Koichi

+Location: Saffron Dojo

Lucario ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Hitmonchan ===> Slowbro

Hitmontop ===> Slowbro

Hitmonlee ===> Slowbro

Gallade ===> Slowbro/Whimsicott Endeavor + Raticate Quick Attack

Pangoro ===> Slowbro/ Raticate Endeavor Quick Attack

-Brock

+Location: Digletts Cave (Eeastern Vermillion)

Aerodactyl ===> Raticate (Sash) Endeavor

Golem ===> Slowbro

Steelix ===> Slowbro

Cradily ===> Whimsicott x3 Charm then Snorlax (Start Cruse First)

Toxicroak ===> Snorlax/Chansey

Terrakion ===> Snorlax/Gengar (Destiny Bond)

-Chuck

+Location: Golds Gym (Saffron City)

Machamp ===> Slowbro

Infernape ===> Slowbro

Mienshao ===> Slowbro

Conkeldurr ===> Slowbro

Poliwrath ===> Chansey Toxic

Breelom ===> Gengar Destiny Bond/Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

-Entai Guardian

+Location: Route 25 Cave

Entai ===> Slowbro

Infernape ===> Slowbro

Reshiram ===> Gengar Destiny Bond If Slowbro Die

Gliscor ===> Whimsicott (Sash) Endeavor + Raticate Quick Attack

Serperior ===> Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Chandelure ===> Snorlax

-Erika

+Location: Viridian Maze (Virdian Forest)

Ferrothorn ===> Ninetales Drought Flamethrower

Volcarona ===> Snorlax

Ludicolo ===> Snorlax

Celebi ===> Snorlax

Torterra ===> Snorlax

Tangrowth ===> Snorlax

-George

+Location: Jail (Pewter City)

Arcanine ===> Slowbro

Stoutland ===> Slowbro

Granbull ===> Slowbro

Houndoom ===> Slowbro/Snorlax

Manectric ===> Slowbro/Snorlax

Lucario ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Gengar Destiny Bond

-Jessie and James (Fight Only Jessie)

+Location: Celadon City

Porygon-Z ===> Whimsicott (Memento) Then Snorlax Set him up

Arbok ===> Snorlax

Gourgeist ===> Snorlax

Yanmega ===> Snorlax

Jellicent ===> Snorlax

Seviper ===> Snorlax

-Naero

+Location: Cerulean Cave B1F

Togekiss ===> Chansey

Snorlax ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Mr Mime ===> Whimsicott Memento + Snorlax

Blissey ===> Snorlax

Electrive ===> Snorlax/Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Magmortar ===> Snorlax/Chansey

-Oak

+Location: Cinnabar Lab Room 2 (Cinnabar Island)

Rotom Wash ===> Snorlax

Veneusaur ===> Snorlax

Charizard ===> Snorlax

Blastoise ===> Snorlax

Tauros ===> Snorlax/Whimsicott Charm + Slowbro

Dragonite ===> Snorlax/Slowbro/Gengar Destiny Bond

-Officer Jenny

+Location: Pinkan Lighthouse 2F

Arcanine ===> Whimsicott x2 Charm/Snorlax (Start Cruse First)

Ariados ===> Snorlax

Luxray ===> Snorlax

Manectric ===> Snorlax

Swoobat ===> Snorlax

Clawitzer ===> Snorlax

-Shamac

+Location: Jail (Pewter City)

Swampert ===> Slowbro

Swellow ===> Slowbro

Goodra ===> Snorlax

Lapras ===> Snorlax/Chansey

Cinccino ===> Snorlax/Whimsicott x2 Charm + Slowbro

Latias ===> Snorlax/Slowbro

-The Pump King

+Location: Route 6

Bisharp ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Shuckle ===> Snorlax

Yanmega ===> Snorlax

Roserade ===> Snorlax

Gourgeist ===> Snorlax

Togekiss ===> Snorlax

-Shary and Shaui

+Location: Love Island House 1

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-Shary

Flareon ===> Slowbro

Mienshao ===> Slowbro

Meloetta ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Chansey

Latias ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Chansey

Jolteon ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Chansey

Togekiss ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Chansey

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-Shaui

Shaymin ===> Gengar Scarfed Distiny Bond

Conkeldur ===> Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack (Sashed)

Dragonite ===> Whimsicott x3 Charm + Slowbro

Alakazam ===> Snorlax/Slowbro/Chansey

Greninja ===> Snorlax/Slowbro/Chansey

Azelf ===> Snorlax/Slowbro/Chansey

-Klohver

+Location: Pinkan Island Forest

Xerneas ===> Ratticate Endeavor Sashed

Shaymin ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Meganuim ===> Whimsicott x3 Charm then Snorlax (Curse First)

Lilligant ===> Snorlax

Gogoat ===> Snorlax

Vileplume ===> Snorlax

-Xylos

+Location: Vermilion City (Pokemon Club)

Victini ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Druddigon ===> Raticate Endeavor

Skarmory ===> Whimsicott x3 Charm + Snorlax

Jolteon ===> Snorlax

Flareon ===> Snorlax

Mewtwo ===> Snorlax

-Urahara

+Lucation: Lavender Town (Pokemon Tower 3F)

Lucairo ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Ho-oh Shiny c: ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Volcarona ===> Whimsicott Memento + Snorlax

Raikou ===> Snorlax

Donphan ===> Snorlax

Togekiss ===> Snorlax

Johto

-Elm

+Location: Ruins Research Center (Under Ecruteak City)

Corosola ===> Chansey

Togekiss ===> Chansey

Meganuim ===> Chansey

Typhlosion ===> Chansey

Feraligatr ===> Slowbro

Tyranitar ===> Slowbro

-Lorelei

+Location: Ice Path B2F (Northern Cave Blackthorn City)

Ninetales-Alolan ===> Snorlax

Sandslash-Alolan ===> Snorlax

Articuno ===> Snorlax

Weavile ===> Snorlax/Gengar Destiny Bond If

Lapras ===> Chansey

Slowbro ===> Chansey

-Suicune Guardian

+Location: Secluded Lake (Lake of Rage)

Kyurem ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor+Quick Attack

Suicune ===> Chansey

Avalugg ===> Snorlax

Walrein ===> Snorlax

Azumarill ===> Snorlax

Mamoswine ===> Snorlax

-Bruno

+Location: Mt. Mortar Lower Cave

Steelix ===> Slowbro

Hariyama ===> Slowbro

Hitmonlee ===> Slowbro

Throh ===> Slowbro

Swak ===> Slowbro

Scrafty ===> Slowbro

-Bugsy

+Location: Amazon Forest

Scyther ===> Whimsicott Endeavor Sashed + Raticate Quick Attack

Heracross ===> Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Crustle ===> Raticate Endeavor + Gengar Psychic

Volcarona ===> Swap Snorlax

Serperior ===> Snorlax/Gengar Destiny bond

Scizor ===> Snorlax/Ninetales

-Lance

+Location: Dragons Shrine

Salamence ===> Gengar Scarfed Distiny Bond

Dialga ===> Chansey

Latios ===> Snorlax

Garchomp ===> Snorlax/Whimsicott Charm + Slowbro

Gyarados ===> Snorlax/Slowbro

Dragonite ===> Snorlax/Slowbro

-Misty

+Location: Route 41

Milotic ===> Snorlax

Gyarados ===> Snorlax

Starmie ===> Snorlax

Cradily ===> Snorlax

Blastoise ===> Snorlax

Togekiss ===> Gengar (Destiny Bond)

PS: If Gengar Dosen't Die Switch Him

-Neroli

+Location: Ilex Forest

Celebi ===> Snorlax

Diancie ===> Snorlax

Florges ===> Snorlax

Chandelure ===> Snorlax

Goodra ===> Snorlax

Clefable ===> Gengar Distiny Bond

-Sage

+Location: Sprout Tower F3 (Violet City)

Glaceon ===> Snorlax

Flareon ===> Snorlax/Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Vaporeon ===> Snorlax/Chansey

Jolteon ===> Snorlax/Chansey

Sylveon ===> Snorlax/Chansey

Espeon ===> Snorlax/Chansey

-Terminator

+Location: Mt. Silver Moltres Chamber

Magnezone ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Reuniclus ===> Whimsicott Memento + Snorlax

Porygon-Z ===> Snorlax

Muk ===> Snorlax

Latios ===> Snorlax

Genesect Shiny C: ===> Snorlax

-Thor

+Location: Whirl Islands B4F

Dragonite ===> Whimsicott Charm x2 Slowbro

Tyranitar ===> Slowbro

Greninja ===> Slowbro

Zapdos ===> Slowbro

Mamoswine ===> Slowbro

Lugia ===> Slowbro/Chansey

-Pewdie and Diepy

+Location: Goldenrod City Game Corner

-Team (Pewdie):

Starmie ===> Whimsicott (Memento) Snolarx

Alakazam ===> Snorlax

Slowking ===> Snorlax

Jirachi ===> Snorlax

Latios ===> Snorlax

Mew ===> Snorlax

-Team (Diepy):

Azumarill ===> Slowbro

Clefable ===> Chansey Toxic + Softboiled

Xerneas ===> Gengar Destiny Bond/Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Sylveon ===> Chansey

Togekiss ===> Chansey

Diancie ===> Chansey

-BOSS (still working on it cuz i forgot him :D xq

+Location: CURRENTLY LOCATED IN DOCK ISLAND LEFT HOUSE

Mega Mewtwo X

Primal Groundon

XD001

Primal Kyogre

Mega Latios

Mega Rayquaza

Hoenn

-Birch

+Location: Verdanturf House 2

-Team #1:

Medicham ===> Gengar Scarfed Distiny Bond

Slaking ===> Slowbro

Mightyena ===> Slowbro

Flygon ===> Slowbro

Swellow ===> Slowbro

Mega Sceptile ===> Slowbro/Chansey/Blissey

-Team #2:

Mightyena ===> Slowbro

Medicham ===> Slowbro

Flygon ===> Slowbro

Swellow ===> Slowbro

Mega Blaziken ===> Slowbro

Slaking ===> Slowbro

-Team #3:

Swellow ===> Snorlax

Mega Swampert ===> Snorlax

Medicham ===> Snorlax

Mightyena ===> Snorlax

Slaking ===> Snorlax

Flygon ===> Snorlax

-Gingery Jones

+Location: Feral Site (Fiery Path)

Conkeldurr ===> Whimsicott Memento + Slowbro

Klinklang ===> Slowbro

Golurk ===> Slowbro

Mandibuzz ===> Slowbro

Clawitzer ===> Chansey

Pangoro ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

-Lt. Surge

+Location: New Mauville

Rotom-Wash ===> Whimsicott (Memento) + Snorlax

Electivire ===> Snorlax

Raichu Shiny c: ===> Snorlax

Zapdos ===> Snorlax

Golem-Alolan ===> Snorlax

Zekrom ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor+Quick Attack

-Morty

+Location: Mt. Pyre 4F

Gengar ===> Destiny Bond Gengar

Frosslass ===> Snorlax

Gourgeist ===> Snorlax

Golurk ===> Whimsicott X3 Charm + Slowbro

Cofagrigus ===> Slowbro

Giratina ===> Slowbro

(PS: Snolax With Crunch)

-Guardian Raikou

+Location: Secret Base Alpha (Route 110)

Zekrom ===> Gengar Scarfed Distiny Bond

Excadrill ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Raikou ===> Chansey

Quagsire ===> Chansey

Elektross ===> Chansey

Magnezone ===> Chansey

-Steven (Need 2 Steel Pokemons)

+Location: Valley Of Steel Underground (Lavaridge Town)

Metagross ===> Whimsicott Sashed Endeavor + Raticate Quick Attack

Excadrill ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Magnezone ===> Snorlax

Jirachi ===> Snorlax

Ferrothorn ===> Snorlax

Heatran ===> Snorlax

-Naruto Fanboy

+Location: Desert Ruins

Claydol ===> Whimsicott x2 Charm x1 Memento + Snorlax

Staraptor ===> Snorlax/Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Porygon-Z ===> Snorlax/Gengar Destiny Bond

Flygon ===> Snorlax/Slowbro

Bronzong ===> Snorlax/Slowbro

Lugia ===> Snorlax/Slowbro/Chansey

-Toothless

+Location: Abandoned Ship B1F Room 1 (Route 108)

Garchomp ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Miltank ===> Whimsicott Endeavor + Chansey

Quagsire ===> Chansey

Metagross ===> Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

Starmie ===> Snorlax

Diancie ===> Snorlax

-Tigerous

+Location: Eumi Island Theme Park 2

Salamence ===> Gengar Destiny Bond Scarfed

Keldeo ===> Whimsicott (Memento) Slowbro CMx6 Then IronDx3

Dragonite ===> Slowbro

Jirachi ===> Slowbro

Tyranitar ===> Slowbro

Conkeldurr ===> Slowbro / Raticate

Sinnoh

-Spectify

+Location: Sandgem Town

Salamence ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Meganuim ===> Whimsicott Charm Memento + Snorlax Cruse First

Feraligatr ===> Snorlax

Typhlosion ===> Snorlax

Umbreon ===> Snorlax

Espeon ===> Snorlax

-Saphirr (Need 2 Fire Pokemons)

+Location: Route 227

Groudon ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Garchomp ===> Whimsicott Memento + Slowbro

Tangrowth ===> Slowbro

Torkoal ===> Slowbro

Volcarona ===> Slowbro

Infernape ===> Slowbro

-Professor Rowan

+Location: Jubilife Trainers School

Torterra ===> Whimsicott x2 Charm x1 Memento + Slowbro

Empoleon ===> Slowbro

Infernape ===> Slowbro

Staraptor ===> Slowbro

Gliscor ===> Slowbro

Manaphy ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

-Maribela

+Location: Floaroma Meadow

Sylveon ===> Snorlax

Xerneas ===> Snorlax

Delphox ===> Snorlax

Keldeo ===> Snorlax

Volcarona ===> Snorlax

Jellicent ===> Snorlax

-Link

+Location: Twinleaf Town House 2

Hippowdon ===> Slowbro

Aegislash ===> Slowbro

Heatran ===> Slowbro

Donphan ===> Slowbro

Skarmory ===> Slowbro

Emboar Shiny C: ===> Slowbro

-Letrix

+Location: Valley Windworks

Togekiss ===> Chansey

Conkeldurr ===> Raticate Sashed Endeavor + Quick Attack

Tyranitar ===> Snorlax (Start Curse)

Excadrill ===> Snorlax

Hydreigon ===> Snorlax

Kyogre ===> Snorlax/Gengar Destiny Bond

-Ash Westbrook

+Location: Spear Pillar

Mega Gengar ===> Gengar Scarfed Distiny Bond

Mega Mewtwo Y ===> Whimsicott (Memento) Snorlax

Zekrom ===> Snorlax

Giratina ===> Snorlax

XD001 ===> Snorlax

Yveltal ===> Snorlax

-Medusa & Eldir

+Location: Legends Cave (Cave in Route 203)

-Team (Medusa):

Dragonite ===> Whimsicott x2 Charm Slowbro

Conkeldurr ===> Slowbro

Lucario ===> Slowbro

Jolteon ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Chansey

Garchomp ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Gengar Destiny Bond

Reshiram ===> Slowbro/Snorlax/Raticate Endeavor + Quick Attack

-Team (Eldir):

Gyarados ===> Whimsicott x3 Charm Slowbro

Alolan-Muk ===> Slowbro

Alakazam ===> Snorlax

Infernape ===> Snorlax

Slowbro ===> Snorlax

Zekrom ===> Snorlax

Others

-Nikola

+Location: Unknown Place (Trainers Valley)

Mewtwo ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Rayquaza ===> Whimsicott (Charm + Memento) + Snorlax Start Cruse First

Kygore ===> Snorlax

Arceus ===> Snorlax

Deoxys ===> Snorlax

Groudon ===> Snorlax

Mini Bosses:

Primal Groudon ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Primal Kyogre ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Mega Rayquaza ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Lugia ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Ho-Oh ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Mewtwo ===> Gengar Destiny Bond

Munchlax Resort ===> Gengar Destiny Bond + 6 Revive

Looking forward for u thoughts and hope u like it .. in case u need somthing just pm me on my discord

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How to Defeat Every Boss in Game Very Easily

Mon, 01 Jun 2020 13:06:11 +0000

Boss Guide

Main Strategy :-

⦁ Start With Klefki , Do Light Screen (for Spatkers) and Reflect (for Atkers) according to the opponent . Then Paralyze the Foe with Thunder Wave and after that set Spikes until Klefki dies or switch out if all spikes are set up and Klefki is still alive.

⦁ If attacker then after klefki go to Pidgeot , Lower its atk using Feather Dance thrice , then lower its accuracy by Sand Attack 6 times (Use Roost in Between if Pidgeot's life is half or lower) , then switch out .

⦁ If Special attacker then after klefki go to Electrode , Lower its Spatk using Eerie Impulse thrice , then lower its accuracy by Flash 6 times , then switch out .

⦁ After Pidgeot or Electrode , go to Furret and maximize its stats by using Coil (x6) , Agility (x3) and Amnesia (x3) , after that use Baton Pass and switch to Haxorus .

⦁ Now Sweep with Haxorus according to opponents type weaknesses , remember if all move are normal on a poke always use Dragon Claw because of its STAB , except on Steel and Fairy types.

Here are Set Details of all 12 Pokemon :-

[spoiler=MAIN BOSS TEAM]

[spoiler=EXTRA POKEMON]

Note - For Shedinja and Magcargo set details doesnt matter much , you can use any type of set just they should have the first 2 moves , other 2 moves also doent matter .

For Breloom and Arbok set matters but moves doesnt , you only need Worry seed on Breloom and Glare , Haze on Arbok .

Note - For Bosses Erika , George , Entei Guardian , Officer Jenny , Thor use Lum Berry on Garchomp Instead of Focus Sash .

Exception Pokemons :-

⦁ Arbok -

Bosses like Bruno , Raikou Guardian (See its Article to clear about Zekrom) , Shamac , Toothless , Link , Naruto Fanboy , Pofessor Rowan use Ground type pokemon as starters which cannot be Paralyzed by Thunder Wave . To Paralyze them you have to set up with Klefki first and then switch to Arbok and paralyze them using Glare and then go on to Pidgeot or Electrode .

⦁ Shedinja -

Many bosses like Erika , Suicune Guardian , Lt. Surge , Professor Oak , Terminator , Urahara and Lorelei use pokemon as Starters which cannot do anything to Shedinja because of its ability Wonder Guard . So taking advantage of that just start with Shedinja and do Flash 6 times and then switch on to Klefki and follow the main steps . (Erika , Terminator , Lt. Surge and Urahara can also be defeated with Normal Strategy)

⦁ Breloom -

Chuck - Machamp (No Guard) - Attack never misses

Misty - Milotic (Competitive) - Spatk is raised if any stat is lowered

The Pumpkin King - Bisharp (Defiant) - Atk is raised if stat is lowered

James - Malamar (Contrary) - Every stat changes is reversed

Steven - Metagross (Clear Body) - Stats cannot be lowered

So for all the above bosses use Breloom having the move Worry Seed . Start with Breloom and just do Worry Seed and let him die , and then go on with the main strategy .

(You can use any poke with Worry Seed but i prefer breloom because everyone use it as an false swiper )

⦁ Pikachu -

Lance (Dragons Shrine) , Pewdie , Koichi and Nikola bosses use their Starter with life orb which gets killed due to recoil before u can set up and Tigerous uses Salamence with Lum berry which could also be a problem . So start with Pikachu holding Choice Scarf and use Knock Off to remove their Life Orb (Use Nuzzle for Tigerous Boss) and then go on with the main straegy .

Note - Pikachu needs at least 12 spd ivs to outspeed nikola's Mewtwo while holding choice scarf .

Some Bosses Which Need Different Strategies :-

⦁ Bugsy -

For Bugsy , Start With Impish Garchomp and set up Stealth Rock and then use Dragon Tail on Scyther because Scyther uses Brick Break which Breaks Reflect , that could be a problem for Pidgeot to lower its atk cause it also knows Swords Dance .

⦁ Shary and Shaui -

This is One of the Hardest Boss in Game , so to defeat this you have to bring Shedinja , Garchomp , Electrode , Furret , Klefki and Haxorus (No PIdgeot) .

For Shary , start with Garchomp and use Earthquake on Flareaon (Life Orb) and kill her . Now comes Mienshao , he will use High Jump Kick on Garchomp , switch to Shedinja and Mienshao will get hurt because of crash damage . Then he will use Stone Edge so switch to Garchomp again . Then repeat this process until Mienshao dies , then comes Meleotta . Let shedinja die and then go to klefki and follow the main strategy using electrode.

For Shaui , Start With Klefki , set up light screen , paralyze Shaymin , then go to electrode and lower its Spatk and Accuracy and then switch to Garchomp and set Stealth Rock cause Azelf have Focus Sash and we have to break it . Then just setup with Furret and Baton Pass to Haxorus and sweep .

Note - Shaui have 2 pokes with focus sash , Azelf and Alakazam , azelf's sash will get broken by stealth rock but alakazam's wont because of its ability Magic Guard. So Remember to put Focus Sash on Haxorus Before Battling Shaui , so that he can survive a critical hit from HP Ice .

⦁ Raikou Guardian -

Start with Shedinja and Kill it's Zekrom (Life Orb) and then let Shedinja die , set up with Klefki and then switch out to Arbok because its second Pokemon is Excadrill (Ground Type) , paralyze him and then continue the main strategy using Pidgeot .

Team :- Shedinja , Arbok , Klefki , Pidgeot , Furret , Haxorus (No ELectrode) .

⦁ Xylos -

Xylos starts with Victini which OHKO's Klefki and Electrode and Pidgeot too , if reflect is not up . So , for that u have to start with Klefki , use Reflect and then go to Pidgeot and use Feather Dance and then Roost twice and then Feather Dance , use Roost time to time whenever pidgeot's life is half or less . After lowering its stats , switch to electrode paralyze her and then Set up with Furret .

⦁ Saphirr -

Start with Magcargo and use Memento and then go to klefki use Light Screen and then Reflect and set up spikes if he still survives . Now just follow main strategy using Pidgeot . If you are using absiel rope then you can use Arbok in 6th slot to paralyze Groudon after klefki .

Note - You need a Fire Type pokemon in team and a pokemon with Rock Climb or an Abseil Rope to reach Saphirr . So team will be Magcargo , Klefki , Pidgeot , Furret , Haxorus and Rock Climb Pokemon / Arbok (If using Abseil Rope).

⦁ Professor Birch -

Birch uses Medicham which gets Killed From High Jump Kick's Crash Damage before Furret can set up and it knows Fire Punch too so we cant kill him using Shedinja . So use Pikachu holding Focus Sash this time . Start with Pikachu , use Protect he will use High Jump KIck and will get Damaged then Attack him using Quick Attack or Knock Off , Pikachu will survive bcoz of sash , now again use Protect and Medicham will die bcoz of Crash Damage . Now go to Klefki and Follow the main Strategy .

Team :- Pikcahu (Focus Sash) , Klefki , Pidgeot , Electrode , Furret , Haxorus

⦁ Ash Westbrook - (There is a glitch with Ash Westbroook for now , Knock Off Doesnt Remove Arceus's Life Orb . Hope it gets fixed soon , for now there is a different strategy)

Ash starts with Dialga which Knows Roar , and will eventually use it when u set up with furret , so use Chansey . Start with her and Kill Dialga with Seismic Toss and also set up Stealth Rock with Chansey , then comes Reshiram which has Life Orb and also Knows Roar . So Kill Reshiram Too Using Toxic and Seismic Toss . (Dont forget to do Softboiled to recover chansey's HP) . Then Comes Arceus , do the same with arceus too and if chansey dies just go Garchomp and Kill Arceus . Now , let Garchomp die in front of Infernape . Infernape knows Fire Blast and sometimes kills Klefki even if u set up Light screen , So U have to paralyze Infernape . Then go to Pidgeot and use Reflect first , now follow the main strategy .

Team :- Garchomp , Chansey , Klefki , Pidgeot , Furret , Haxorus

⦁ Thor -

For Thor , you just ave to put Garchomp in 6th Place because it's easy to set up and sweep with haxorus but his last pokemon is Lugia which could survive a Dragon Claw from Adamant Haxorus depending on your Atk IV's and lugia will survive a Jolly Haxorus's Dragon Claw Definitely and will kill Haxorus in a Critic from Aeroblast . So Before setting up with Furret you have to Set Stealth Rock using Garchomp .

(Sometimes Klefki is not able to set Spikes becuase of which Mamoswine survives due to its focus sash and damages Haxorus and then lugia kills it in an aeroblast without a crit becuase u will take damage from Zapdos's Rocky Helmet too . So it is mandatory to set Rocks up and also Use Lum Berry on Haxorus instead of Focus Sash to cure the paralysis from Zapdos's Static Ability)

After Limit is put on Bosses many people asked me to make a list of top 20 bosses to do . So i compared rewrads of every bosses and came up with this list . Hope U like it . :-

[spoiler=TOP 20 BOSSES]

The 20 Most Viable Bosses for Older and Newer Players :-

0. Battle Bot - If you have active membership (Not for newer players)

(All Dual Bosses give higher money than single bosses)

1. Shary & Shaui - High Tier Pokemon Rewards (Need 120 Gen 1 caught dex and 38 evolved ex to access the area)

2. Medussa & Eldir - Alolan Grimer and Alolan Vulpix + Mini MS

3. Pewdie & Diepy - High Tier Pokemon

4. Thor - Tier 9 Pokemon

5. Tigerous - Gives Eumi Tokens which give good rewards

6. Urahara - Tier 9 Pokemon + PvP items

7. Brock - Fossil Pokemon + Nugget and Big Nugget

8. Morty - Gives Rotom (The best pokemon to sell)

9. Professor Oak - Gives Starters

10. Professor Elm - Gives Starters

11. Professor Birch - Gives Starters

12. Professor Rowan - Gives Starters

13. Spectify - Gives Nugget and Big Pearl + Good Pokemon

14. Lt. Surge - Gives Rotom

15. Terminator - Gives Rotom , Alolan Grimer + Good items

16. Entei Guardian - Chance to give Choice Band (Not for newer players)

17. Raikou Guardian - Chance to give Choice Scarf (Not for newer players)

18. Suicune Guardian - Chance to give Choice Specs (Not for newer players)

19. Erika - Gives Larvesta , Ferrothorn

20. Logan - Gives 2x Life Orb + Logan Mask + Good Pokemon

Others 4 Bosses for Newer Players (If not able to fight Shary and Shaui) :-

21. Chuck - Gives Timburr , Mienfoo

22. Naruto Fanboy - Gives Big Pearl + Sash + Rare Candy

23. Link - Good Pokemon + Good Items

24. Misty - Pearl + Good Pokemon

⦁ Some Frequently Asked Questions :-

Q. Can we use different pokemon instead of These who learns the same moves ?

A. You can but i recommend to use these pokemon only . Why ? Because Firstly i used Pokemon Like Pidgeot , Electrode , Furret , Pikachu and Arbok which are easier to find for New Players . Secondly Using These Pokemon Satisfy the Type Requirements of many Bosses like Klefki for Steven , Electrode for Lt. Surge , Haxorus for Lance , Shedinja for Morty .

Q. I use Staraptor , Ampharos , Gorebyss and Conkeldurr in Place of Your pokes , is it OK ?

A. Gorebyss is Good , Staraptor is even better than Pidgeot because of Intimidate but i'd say using electrode is better then Ampharos because Electrode can outspeed many pokemon Only with +nature and helps in Paralyzing pokes which Klefki is not able to , like Entei Guardian's Entei . Ampharos have a very low Spd which can pose a Problem if Entei Crits Klefki and then Him too . (Anything Can Happen , Its RNG , so its good to play safe)

I highly recommend Don't Use any Attacker other Than Haxorus becuase Haxorus have the Second Highest attacking Stat and he have a high Speed and He learns great Variety of Moves to Counter Different Types . Most Importantly , He has the Ability Mold Breaker which Ingores the ability of Oppssing Pokemons which is very Useful to OHKO Dragonite (Multiscale) , Lugia (Multiscale) , Sturdy Pokemons like Donphan and Unaware Clefable and Quagsire which are the greatest threat because Unaware ability ingores the Stat changes .

Q. Do i need Epics IV'S on all pokes ?

A. No u dont need epic IV'S , Just 20+ in their required stats . Like 20+def and HP for Pidgeot and 20+ Spdef and HP for Electrode , etc.

Feel Free to ask any question in comments below .

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