Tag: Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Continuing down the line of starter Pokémon, Rillaboom is our next 7-star raid target in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet. It’s a heavy hitter and has a stranger tera-type that makes building a team member to take it down a little difficult, but now we have access to the vast expanse of Pokémon Home, there are some more options on the table.

We’re here to rundown a possible Rillaboom moveset and potential counters you can use.

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While Walking Wake and Iron Leaves are returning to Tera Raids at the start of next week, this weekend we’ll have another 7-star raid event to keep us busy. Dipping once again into the bag of starter Pokémon from past generations, we have Inteleon coming at us this weekend. While it isn’t the toughest-looking Pokémon, the right moveset could make Inteleon a force to be reckoned with.

We’ve put together our best estimates for Inteleon’s moveset and have prepared some counters for different scenarios.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet have received another update ahead of Walking Wake and Iron Leaves returning to Tera Raid battles very soon. This game has seen no shortage of issues since its launch, but recently many players were upset as the egg raid glitch prevented them from catching these two new Pokémon.

This glitch would leave players with an egg that could never be hatched, and the nature of the raid prevented them from attempting to catch the new Paradox Pokémon again. This patch, among other things, helps these players out. While the egg won’t be removed from players’ boxes, they will be able to catch another Walking Wake or Iron Leaves in this event without issue.

Today’s Pokémon Presents stream has given Pokémon Scarlet & Violet players plenty to be happy about. Not only has new DLC: The Hidden Treasures of Area Zero been announced, but two brand new Pokémon have been revealed that will be available later today.

Walking Wake and Iron Leaves are two new Paradox Pokémon that will be appearing in Tera Raid battles later today, as soon as the next update is ready. Paradox Pokémon are variants on Pokémon we already know and love, and these two are no different. Walking Wake is clearly a past variant on Suicune, while Iron Leaves is a future variant of Virizion.

Of course, both of these Pokémon are each just one member of a trio. Suicune is part of the Legendary Beasts alongside Entei and Raikou, while Virizion is part of the Swords of Justice with Terrakion and Cobalion. This naturally makes questions arise of whether we’ll be seeing new paradox versions of those Pokémon in future events too.

This event is set to run from Monday, February 27, 2023 to Sunday, March 12, 2023, giving you exactly two weeks to get in and catch these Pokémon. Only one of each can be caught per save file, although you can still get some great rewards after that by beating the raids. If you miss your chance, don’t worry, as they will be available in future events, but we have no idea when that will be just yet.

Written by Ryan Woodrow on behalf of GLHF.

After a few months of speculation, Pokémon Scarlet & Violet has finally had some brand new DLC announced. The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero is coming in two parts, with the first dropping Fall 2023 and the second in Winter 2023. There’s been a lot of cool stuff teased for both parts, so we’ll break down everything you need to know.

Greninja is the latest Pokémon to feature in the 7-star Tera Raid events in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet for the weekends of January 27 and February 10. This follows the pattern of Starter Pokémon being the choice for these events, but this is the first not to be a Fire-type. Greninja is a Water/Dark-type, but for this raid, it will have a Tera-type of Poison. This means you’ll need to exploit Poison’s weaknesses while steering clear of Greninja’s wide movepool.

We don’t know exactly what its moveset will be just yet, but we’ve put together some possibilities so that you know what to consider when preparing a Pokémon. We’ll also be suggesting Pokémon that will hopefully be good for this raid depending on which build we end up having to face off against.

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