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<\/figure>\n Defeating the Elite 4 and the regional champion in battle is a ceremony of passage in most Pok\u00e9mon <\/em>video games<\/span>, and that features Scarlet <\/em>and Violet<\/em>. These are supposed the most-powerful Pok\u00e9mon trainers within the Paldea area, and overcoming them and their groups is the one option to develop into the regional champion<\/span> your self.<\/p>\n However what ought to your staff appear like should you\u2019re going to tackle these trainers? Earlier than we go coach by coach and speak about what weaknesses you\u2019ll want to take advantage of<\/span> to develop into Paldea\u2019s champion, let\u2019s contact on some normal suggestions.<\/p>\n Between all of the trainers you\u2019ll combat within the Paldea Pok\u00e9mon League, you\u2019ll face Pok\u00e9mon whose ranges vary from 57 to 62. Because you\u2019ll have already overwhelmed all eight regional health club leaders, you\u2019ll discover Scarlet <\/em>and Violet<\/em> have a large hole between essentially the most {powerful} health club chief and the primary of the Elite 4. Grusha, the Glaseado health club chief, had his Pok\u00e9mon within the late 40s, and the Elite 4 begins out 10 ranges greater. So undoubtedly do some coaching<\/span> beforehand to get your staff leveled as much as at the least the mid-50s.<\/p>\n Pok\u00e9mon <\/em>veterans will inform you that earlier than you problem the Elite 4, it’s good to fill up on therapeutic gadgets. These fights all occur in sequence, and also you received\u2019t be capable to go away to heal your staff and are available again between them. Nonetheless, you’ll have an opportunity to make use of therapeutic gadgets earlier than every combat to your coronary heart\u2019s content material. The Pok\u00e9Mart proper exterior the Pok\u00e9mon League constructing may have loads of Hyper Potions and Revives so that you can purchase. These might be useful each between battles and through them, because it\u2019s seemingly you\u2019ll must heal up if one of many Elite 4 manages to take out a few of your staff.<\/p>\n G\/O Media might get a fee<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Over time, I\u2019ve seen a handful of Pok\u00e9mon <\/em>gamers who wish to play with groups that double up on strikes of the identical kind, somewhat than having a pleasant unfold of assaults that lend themselves to extra various scenario. I favor better versatility. For instance, throughout the primary recreation, my Raichu had Thunderbolt (Electrical), Play Tough (Fairy), Iron Tail (Metal), and Focus Blast (Combating). Between these 4 strikes, he may moderately deal harm to 9 out of Pok\u00e9mon\u2019<\/em>s <\/em>18 creature sorts by himself. That is the type of moveset I attempt to have with my complete staff, which supplies me extra choices for no matter scenario the sport throws at me.<\/p>\n If Raichu may use a super-effective Iron Tail on a rock\/ground-type Pok\u00e9mon, however would nonetheless be in peril of being one-shot by a devastating Earthquake, I may change to my Quaquaval and use a water or combating transfer with out having to fret about him succumbing to the identical weaknesses Raichu would. Versatility is an efficient rule of thumb to remember once you\u2019re constructing a staff, as a result of a staff of six Pok\u00e9mon can\u2019t cowl this many weaknesses with out studying strikes exterior its base typing. Whereas it\u2019s vital to remember what strikes your Pok\u00e9mon will get a bonus for because of their base typing or tera typing, don\u2019t put all of your Pok\u00e9 eggs in a single Pok\u00e9 basket: You\u2019ll simply restrict your self and make fights more durable than they have to be.<\/p>\n It may really feel tacky, however you need to all the time be saving between fights on the Elite 4. If you happen to lose a battle, all you\u2019ve gotta do is shut the sport and reopen it to begin the place you left off. Do that earlier than you\u2019re transported again to the Pok\u00e9mon Heart with the intention to circumvent the autosave (or flip it off within the choices menu), and also you\u2019ll be capable to simply attempt every combat once more with new data. It’s also possible to use this time to vary your staff\u2019s movesets round if you end up missing a super-effective response to one in all your opponents\u2019 Pok\u00e9mon.<\/p>\n With out additional ado, let\u2019s discuss in regards to the Elite 4 and the champion of Paldea.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/figure>\n She is magnificence, she is grace, however Rika\u2019s staff of ground-type Pok\u00e9mon is stuffed with a bunch of doofuses. Between Whiscash, Dugtrio, and Clodsire, half her staff has large \u201cnot a thought behind these eyes\u201d power. However they\u2019ve nonetheless bought some hard-hitting strikes and efficient defenses that may take you abruptly should you\u2019re not ready.<\/p>\n Whiscash (Water\/Floor), Stage 57 Dugtrio and Donphan are essentially the most easy of Rika\u2019s staff, as they\u2019re customary ground-type Pok\u00e9mon weak to all of floor\u2019s weaknesses: grass, ice, and water. Having a mixture of a majority of these assaults might be vital, nevertheless, as the opposite three Pok\u00e9mon she makes use of have inherent counters to every of those sorts.<\/p>\n Rika\u2019s Whiscash units a precedent for a way you need to strategy her celebration: You possibly can\u2019t simply keep on with one in all floor\u2019s typical weaknesses for the whole combat. As a water\/ground-type Pok\u00e9mon, Whiscash is just weak to grass-type strikes, however it’s double weakened by them, as they overpower water and ground-type Pok\u00e9mon. So a grass-type transfer is greatest to begin with, however be conscious of its Blizzard assault, as that can knock most grass-type Pok\u00e9mon out actual fast. Fortunately, Whiscash is pretty gradual, so if you will get a fairly robust, risk-free assault like Power Ball\u2014or Meowscarada\u2019s signature assault Flower Trick for individuals who selected Sprigatito as their starter\u2014Whiscash\u2019s double weak point to grass ought to do numerous the heavy lifting for you.<\/p>\n Camerupt additionally requires a little bit of forethought, as its hearth\/floor typing makes it extra immune to grass and ice assaults. Nonetheless, water assaults will do 4 occasions as a lot harm towards it, as each hearth and floor are weakened by it. Not like Whiscash, who may severely harm a grass-type Pok\u00e9mon who weakened it, Camerupt doesn\u2019t have a robust offensive possibility for the common water-type Pok\u00e9mon. Its strikes lean exhausting into its hearth and floor typing, but it surely does have a steel-type transfer in Flash Cannon, which might be tough on any rock Pok\u00e9mon in your roster should you resolve to focus on its floor weak point somewhat than water. So the most secure plan of action is to make use of a water transfer like Aqua Tail or Quaquavel\u2019s signature Aqua Step to make the most of its decrease bodily protection stat.<\/p>\n Clodsire is Rika\u2019s last Pok\u00e9mon, and one in all her trickiest. She’s going to use her tera orb on it to overwrite its poison\/floor typing and make it merely floor, so should you have been planning on utilizing a psychic assault to take advantage of its poison base typing, you\u2019ll have to regulate. On prime of this, Clodsire additionally has Water Soak up as its skill, which negates water assaults and in addition heals its HP by 1 \/ 4 of its well being. So it\u2019s not only a wasted flip to try to use a water assault, it\u2019s actively useful to Rika\u2019s large oaf. Clodsire\u2019s weaknesses on this state of affairs are grass, water, and ice.<\/p>\n Usually, I might advise towards utilizing a grass-type Pok\u00e9mon towards it due to its base poison typing, however Clodsire doesn\u2019t have any damaging poison strikes that might weaken a grass-type Pok\u00e9mon. It does have Poisonous, however that can solely inflict the poison standing, somewhat than do poison harm. The largest wrestle with Rika\u2019s Clodsire is that, should you go in anticipating to make use of sure strikes, its tera typing or skill can journey you up. However as soon as you understand its precise unfold of weaknesses, it\u2019s a bit extra easy.<\/p>\n Clodsire has a cumbersome particular protection, however its bodily protection is way decrease. So should you can hit it with a bodily ice or water transfer (similar to Ice Spinner, Ice Hammer, or Aqua Tail), or fall again on the Aqua Step (should you\u2019ve bought it), Clodsire ought to go down fairly rapidly.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/figure>\n The second of the Elite 4 is a case examine in juxtaposition between coach and Pok\u00e9mon, as Poppy might be the youngest coach within the Paldea area, however has some hefty steel-type brawlers on her staff. All that being mentioned, combating her staff requires the identical flexibility as Rika\u2019s, as her Pok\u00e9mon ebb and circulate between the metal kind\u2019s strengths and weaknesses. As good as it will be to choose your strongest hearth kind and set all of them ablaze, Poppy\u2019s staff has just a few notable counters for the categories that weaken metal.<\/p>\n Copperajah (Metal), Stage 58 Poppy leads together with her Copperajah, and it\u2019s a right away counter to fireplace sorts. It simply has a easy metal typing, however with strikes like Excessive Horsepower, it will possibly go toe-to-toe with a fire-type Pok\u00e9mon with little situation. It additionally acts as a setup Pok\u00e9mon as a result of it has Stealth Rock, which can scatter stones round your staff, dealing rock harm to any Pok\u00e9mon you ship out all through the battle. That is particularly unhealthy for fire-type Pok\u00e9mon, as they\u2019re weakened by rock assaults.<\/p>\n You could have just a few choices to counter this. One is to only knock Copperajah out so rapidly it doesn\u2019t have the prospect to make use of Stealth Rock, which is greatest completed by utilizing a strong hearth, combating, or floor assault. Copperajah has numerous HP and may pack a punch, however its defenses are fairly center of the highway, and it\u2019s exceptionally gradual. So should you can handle to outspeed it (pretty simple) and knock it out in a single hit (difficult, however doable) you’ll be able to circumvent the hazard of Stealth Rock altogether.<\/p>\n I usually keep away from educating my Pok\u00e9mon essentially the most {powerful} strikes of their respective typings as a result of they usually include drawbacks to accuracy or recharge time, however if you wish to be thorough right here, a Hearth Blast or Excessive Bounce Kick can wipe Copperajah out earlier than it has an opportunity to arrange. These are sometimes overkill in typical play, however once you\u2019re dealing with a match-long menace like Stealth Rock, higher protected than sorry.<\/p>\n If you happen to\u2019re not so fortunate to take Copperajah out rapidly, having a Pok\u00e9mon who can clear enemy hazards is all the time good. Pok\u00e9mon like Donphan, Forretress, or Coalossal can be taught Fast Spin, which can filter the Stealth Rock with out being in an excessive amount of hazard from Poppy\u2019s metal Pok\u00e9mon.<\/p>\n Magnezone is pretty easy, as its double weak point to ground-type strikes makes it a straightforward one-hit knockout. Corviknight can be fairly easy, because it doesn\u2019t have a lot to counter its hearth and electrical weaknesses.<\/p>\n Bronzong is a bit trickier, because it has loads of counters for fire-type Pok\u00e9mon with Rock Blast and Earthquake. It additionally has the Levitate skill, which makes it resistant to ground-type strikes most metal Pok\u00e9mon could be vulnerable to. As such, it\u2019s higher to give attention to its psychic typing, somewhat than metal. dark-type Pok\u00e9mon could be a super counter because of its immunity to Bronzong\u2019s psychic assaults, and one which has excessive bodily protection would be capable to face up to all of its strikes. Umbreon could be a superb match, because it has robust bodily protection, and its base darkish typing would give it immunity to Bronzong\u2019s psychic strikes, in addition to strengthen its dark-type assaults like Darkish Pulse or Crunch.<\/p>\n Poppy\u2019s final Pok\u00e9mon is its Tinkaton<\/span>, which she is going to terastalize right into a full steel-type. Even with out the tera kind, Tinkaton\u2019s bodily moveset packs a punch, so it\u2019s a pressure to be reckoned with should you\u2019re not cautious. Fortunately, its weaknesses don\u2019t actually change an excessive amount of with this typing past including combating. So, you probably have fire-, fighting-, or ground-type strikes (which you’ll most likely have wanted to get this far within the combat), you ought to be good to take out Tinkaton.<\/p>\n I\u2019d suggest choosing floor, as Poppy will seemingly exploit both of the opposite two with Play Tough and Stone Edge, which weaken combating and hearth, respectively. Tinkaton has a hefty particular protection, so utilizing a physical-based floor transfer like Earthquake is your greatest guess.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/figure>\n I can\u2019t lie, he made such a constructive impression on me as a health club chief earlier in Pok\u00e9mon Scarlet <\/em>and Violet<\/em> that I misplaced my thoughts when Larry, Pok\u00e9mon\u2019s embodiment of the Dolly Parton tune \u201c9 to five,\u201d<\/span> confirmed up as a member of the Elite 4. However whereas his normal-type staff required one technique, his flying-type celebration within the Pok\u00e9mon League requires one other.<\/p>\n Tropius (Grass\/Flying), Stage 59 Not like Rika and Poppy, most of Larry\u2019s trickiest Pok\u00e9mon lead his staff. Whereas most flying-type trainers on this collection will be simply dealt with with a superb electric-type Pok\u00e9mon like Raichu or Jolteon, Larry\u2019s Tropius, Oricorio, and Altaria all require you to search for alternate weaknesses.<\/p>\n Tropius is a grass\/flying kind, which suggests it\u2019s double weak to ice. Traditionally, I don\u2019t sometimes make house for an ice-type Pok\u00e9mon on my staff as a result of most water-type Pok\u00e9mon can reliably be taught ice strikes, however Tropius is kitted out with Sunny Day and Photo voltaic Beam, which is a combo that may make quick work of any water-type that dares to enter the sphere. So should you don\u2019t have an ice-type Pok\u00e9mon to throw out a fast Ice Beam or a water-type that\u2019s each quick and robust sufficient to interrupt this setup, it may be greatest to decide to focus on one in all its different weaknesses.<\/p>\n Fortunately Tropius has many with its grass\/flying typing, so we will decide from hearth, flying, rock, or poison, as properly. Presumably, you will have a fire-type Pok\u00e9mon out of your combat with Poppy, in order that\u2019s a superb Pok\u00e9mon to steer with and get a superb Flamethrower out earlier than Tropius has an opportunity to arrange its Photo voltaic Beam.<\/p>\n Oricorio\u2019s electrical\/flying typing is attention-grabbing, as a result of individually, these two components have easy weaknesses to take advantage of. However collectively they restrict your choices as a result of it will likely be resistant to floor strikes and comparatively immune to electrical ones. Its remaining weaknesses are rock and ice, Both possibility is as efficient, however be conscious that it additionally is aware of Icy Wind, which will be tremendous efficient on some rock-type Pok\u00e9mon if they’ve a secondary floor affinity.<\/p>\n Larry\u2019s Altaria is among the Pok\u00e9mon you\u2019ll face that feels straight spec\u2019d to counter its ordinary weaknesses. The dragon\/flying Pok\u00e9mon is aware of Moonblast (Fairy), Flamethrower (Hearth), Ice Beam (Ice), and Dragon Pulse (Dragon), which is a tough counter for nearly something you’ll be able to throw at it…virtually.<\/p>\n Altaria can counter dragon and ice fairly handily, but it surely doesn\u2019t have a lot to take out fairy Pok\u00e9mon, or defend towards fairy-type strikes. It has fairly respectable bodily and particular protection, however its bodily protection is a tad decrease. So should you\u2019ve bought somebody in your staff that is aware of Play Tough, it\u2019s a stable counter that exists within the gaps of Altaria\u2019s moveset.<\/p>\n Then all that\u2019s left is Starapator and a terastalized flying-type Flamigo. You possibly can take out each of those handily with robust electrical assaults. It\u2019s greatest to keep away from ice-type Pok\u00e9mon for these final two, as each of them have combating assaults that might do vital harm.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/figure>\n The ultimate combat earlier than the champion is towards Hassel, the artwork instructor in Paldea\u2019s academy. He makes a speciality of dragon-type Pok\u00e9mon, and his staff features a few \u2018mons you seemingly received\u2019t have seen by this level in your playthrough. So it\u2019s good to be ready for the twists and turns of this battle.<\/p>\n Noivern (Flying\/Dragon), Stage 60 Noivern leads Hassel\u2019s staff, and it\u2019s one of many easiest within the group. It\u2019s weak to all of dragon-type\u2019s ordinary weaknesses, however its flying\/dragon typing makes it twice as weak to ice-type strikes. So blow a delicate, chilly breeze in its course (Ice Beam) and it ought to fall fairly rapidly. Flapple can be fairly easy, as its grass\/dragon typing makes it extraordinarily vulnerable to ice assaults, which it doesn\u2019t have any actual counters for.<\/p>\n Haxorus can be only a dragon-type, but it surely has a wider kind protection with its assaults. With Dragon Claw, Crunch, Iron Head, and Rock Tomb, it will possibly reliably counter each ice and dragon Pok\u00e9mon, so your greatest guess is to take advantage of the fairy-sized hole in its offensive capabilities as you probably did with Larry\u2019s Altaria. Its bodily protection is notably stronger than its particular protection, so you probably have Pok\u00e9mon like Sylveon with an assault like Moonblast in your bag, you can also make quick work of Haxorus.<\/p>\n Dragalge is difficult as a result of it will possibly simply take down dragon and fairy Pok\u00e9mon with its poison-type Sludge Bomb and dragon-type Dragon Pulse. So the most secure weak point to take advantage of is probably going psychic. You might additionally attempt floor, however do consider Hassel\u2019s Dragalge is aware of Hydro Pump, which may drop ground-type Pok\u00e9mon in a single flip. In the meantime, it doesn\u2019t have any actual counters for a psychic Pok\u00e9mon, making it the poison\/dragon-type\u2019s greatest vulnerability.<\/p>\n Lastly, we’ve Baxcalibur, Hassel\u2019s ace and Scarlet <\/em>and Violet<\/em>\u2019s <\/em>pseudo-legendary. Hassel\u2019s technique with this Pok\u00e9mon is fairly easy: Terastalize right into a full dragon-type, after which use its signature transfer Glaive Rush till it wipes your staff. When you’ve got a fairy-type Pok\u00e9mon you\u2019ll be resistant to this assault, so that can take the best menace off the desk. However, oddly sufficient, Hassel\u2019s Baxcalibur solely is aware of two different strikes, the ice-type Icicle Crash and fighting-type Brick Break. Fairy Pok\u00e9mon are immune to combating assaults, and broken usually by ice. So should you\u2019ve bought a fairy with first rate particular assault just like the aforementioned Sylveon, you’ll be able to carve your manner via this Pok\u00e9mon.<\/p>\n <\/span><\/p>\n <\/figure>\n After you defeat all of the members of the Elite 4, you\u2019ll be given a complementary celebration heal earlier than you face Geeta, the champion of the Paldea area.<\/p>\n Espathra (Psychic), Stage 61 As followers have famous since Scarlet <\/em>and Violet <\/em>launched, Geeta\u2019s staff is a bit underwhelming for a champion, even in comparison with the Elite 4 who’re supposedly underneath her. She doesn\u2019t focus on anyone typing, so there\u2019s not the identical subversion and adaptation you see within the different coach fights. Nobody on her staff is especially {powerful} like Hassel\u2019s Baxcalibur or Poppy\u2019s Tinkaton. The weirdest a part of all of it’s that Glimmora, which is handled as her signature Pok\u00e9mon, is a setup Pok\u00e9mon by design, however she makes use of it final and wastes its Poisonous Particles skill. As such, the one actual technique together with her is solely having Pok\u00e9mon who know assaults that weaken hers.<\/p>\n Greater than half of her staff has a one-type elemental affinity, with psychic-type Espathra, grass-type Gogoat, and ice-type Avalugg all beginning out as such, and Glimmora changing into one by terastalizing right into a rock-type.<\/p>\n Espathra and Gogoat are principally missing in exhausting counters to their weaknesses. A ghost, darkish, or bug assault will take Espathra out, although be cautious of its Dazzling Gleam should you select to go the darkish route. Gogoat has mainly nothing to fight a fireplace, bug, or flying Pok\u00e9mon. Avalugg fares a bit higher\u2014Earthquake provides it one thing to combat off any hearth or rock Pok\u00e9mon\u2014however its remaining strikes really feel like they\u2019re there to fill areas somewhat than assist it overcome something you throw at it. So be at liberty to securely use a metal or combating assault.<\/p>\n Veluza and Kingambit have twin typings, which makes them somewhat extra difficult, however their movesets are nonetheless fairly easy. Veluza is a water\/psychic kind, however these sorts collectively don\u2019t create any kind of attention-grabbing resistances or immunities to pay attention to. It\u2019s weak to every part these sorts are weak to, so a bug, ghost, grass, electrical, or darkish transfer might be tremendous efficient. Geeta additionally hasn\u2019t taught it any strikes that weaken its ordinary vulnerabilities, with the closest factor to a subversion in its equipment being Ice Fang, and ice strikes are pretty predictable for a water-type Pok\u00e9mon to have. As such, there\u2019s not a lot to fret about right here.<\/p>\n Kingambit has one saving grace, in that the darkish\/metal Pok\u00e9mon is aware of Zen Headbutt, a psychic transfer that may make quick work of a fighting-type Pok\u00e9mon who would in any other case be capable to exploit its double weak point to combating. However the Pok\u00e9mon can be terribly gradual, so should you can outspeed it, you will have an opportunity to keep away from the assault altogether.<\/p>\n Then there\u2019s Glimmora, whose puzzling placement simply actually underlines how suboptimal Geeta\u2019s staff is. The rock\/poison Pok\u00e9mon will terastalize right into a rock kind, which does halve its regular double weak point to floor into simply a regular one, however it’s nonetheless very a lot weak to combating, metal, and water. This transformation additionally opens itself up right into a grass weak point it didn\u2019t have earlier than.<\/p>\n In terms of attacking these weaknesses it has Dazzling Gleam to deal with fighting-type Pok\u00e9mon and Sludge Wave to deal with any grass-type Pok\u00e9mon with out a secondary kind to withstand it. So the most secure kind to make use of is water, however Glimmora can be gradual sufficient you could most likely get these assaults out quick sufficient to defeat it anyway.<\/p>\n There are hints in Pok\u00e9mon Scarlet <\/em>and Violet<\/em>\u2019s <\/em>endgame that Geeta and Glimmora are tied into story components which have but to be explored. As such, it makes some sense that narratively Geeta would use Glimmora as her associate Pok\u00e9mon and ace in battle. However the best way the Pok\u00e9mon is constructed as a setup Pok\u00e9mon via its Poisonous Particles skill, which lays out Poisonous Spikes on the battlefield after it\u2019s hit with a bodily assault, means it doesn\u2019t make sense for it to be utilized this manner in battle. All of Geeta\u2019s staff simply feels prefer it lacks the identical forethought of the remainder of the Elite 4. What an odd combat.<\/p>\n After you defeat Geeta, that\u2019s the final time you’ll be able to face the Elite 4 on this sequential construction. It is a departure from earlier video games, which allow you to problem the Pok\u00e9mon League a number of occasions. Nonetheless, you’ll be able to nonetheless face all of those trainers within the postgame Academy Ace Event, the place their groups might be barely stronger and have completely different movesets. Geeta\u2019s staff nonetheless sucks, although!<\/p>\n<\/div>\nStage up earlier than you go-go<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\u201cYou want therapeutic!\u201d<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Jack of all trades is healthier than a grasp of 1<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Save between fights<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Rika, the ground-type grasp<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Camerupt (Hearth\/Floor), Stage 57
Donphan (Floor), Stage 57
Dugtrio (Floor), Stage 57
Clodsire (Terastalized Floor), Stage 57<\/p>\n![\"Poppy](\"https:\/\/i.kinja-img.com\/gawker-media\/image\/upload\/c_fill,f_auto,fl_progressive,g_center,h_80,pg_1,q_80,w_80\/7b55678b32fcb87b3587f6664e42c2a2.jpg)
Poppy, the steel-using youngster labor legislation violation<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Magnezone (Electrical\/Metal), Stage 58
Bronzong (Psychic\/Metal), Stage 58
Corviknight (Flying\/Metal), Stage 58
Tinkaton (Terastalized Metal), Stage 59<\/p>\n![\"Larry](\"https:\/\/i.kinja-img.com\/gawker-media\/image\/upload\/c_fill,f_auto,fl_progressive,g_center,h_80,pg_1,q_80,w_80\/cc206ad5791a74367ec0a893946a8b23.jpg)
Larry returns to fly to new heights<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Oricorio (Electrical\/Flying), Stage 59
Altaria (Dragon\/Flying), Stage 59
Staraptor (Regular\/Flying), Stage 59
Flamigo (Terastalized Flying), Stage 60<\/p>\n![\"Hassel](\"https:\/\/i.kinja-img.com\/gawker-media\/image\/upload\/c_fill,f_auto,fl_progressive,g_center,h_80,pg_1,q_80,w_80\/53360663687afedb1ca8e336a6b9d512.jpg)
Hassel teaches one last lesson<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Haxorus (Dragon), Stage 60
Dragalge (Poison\/Dragon), Stage 60
Flapple (Grass\/Dragon), Stage 60
Baxcalibur (Terastalized Dragon), Stage 61<\/p>\n![\"Geeta](\"https:\/\/i.kinja-img.com\/gawker-media\/image\/upload\/c_fill,f_auto,fl_progressive,g_center,h_80,pg_1,q_80,w_80\/d4e37e8bce9369c90e7bd35957478820.jpg)
Right here comes the ultimate challenger, Geeta<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Gogoat (Grass), Stage 61
Veluza (Water\/Psychic), Stage 61
Avalugg (Ice), Stage 161
Kingambit (Darkish\/Metal), Stage 61
Glimmora (Terastalized Rock), Stage 62<\/p>\n
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