*COUPLE CORRECTIONS* sorry it was such a big video some mistakes were bound to be made Iron Boulder is a rock/psychic Defense Deoxys Moveset is Thunderbolt/Psycho Boost TalonFlame moveset is Fly/Flame Charge Yveltal is a Decent Dark type Attacker Shadow Toxicroak is #1 Poison Type Attacker Crowned Form of Zamzenta Signature move is called - behemoth bash Landorus moveset is Stone Edge/Sandsear Storm Giglith needs Smack Down & Meteor Beam Shadow Kyogre is now in Pokemon GO Some of these inacurracies are because this video was recorded a while back before some of these Pokemon came to the game
Anyone who questions who's the best, show them this video. Everything u need all in 1 video, organized with chapters, organized by importance, megas, shadows. Quick but detailed. This is absolute quality. Thank you Daxi
It might be obvious, but a great tip if you wish o gain ALOT of stardust is to NOT throw away any type of berries. Use them fo feed Pokemon in Gyms, if possible a full gym and use a star piece if you can. It is a much better use of berries instead of just discarding them. You can never get to much stardust :)
@@Run3sc4p3g0D True, but if you feed a full gym that is still ALOT of extra star dust. Obviously this depends on how many star pieces you have and are willing to spend them.
Legacy moves has to be the worst thing in the game. “Oh you missed community day or a raid because you didn’t play 2 years ago? Well no legacy move for you unless you have a super rare item.”
Considering that this is aimed for those who don't have many powered up pokemon, I'd actually put Ground, Ice and Fighting up up to 5/5 stars with Rock, since beginners only have a handful of Stardust to use, they should use their first bits of dust on getting at least 6 pokemon from each of those types to lvl 40, or CP around 3000, then they will be covered for most of the Legendary raids out there.
Mamoswine is s big pick. Ice attacker and Electric/Fire attacker. Ground resists Electric and Mamoswine is s very good attacker there aswell. But have to watch out for Fire moves from Fire Pokemon.
I don't see this video that way. A lot of the Pokemon are from five-star, Mega, or Shadow Raids. There are plenty of nonmeta-relevant Pokemon that you can raid. He also has some"budget Pokemon." I find this video helpful because it's well-organized and specific and it gets updated each year. This allows me to spend rare candy and buddy Pokemon more wisely.
Thanks for the overall meta list- a number of the Pokémon I use a lot when I do play GBL are on it (from the great & master leagues) but I almost never play ultra league, so I'll make sure to prioritise the UL picks you mention & focus on powering those ones up. I'll be sharing this video around my little local PoGo community, as I know a lot of us horde Pokémon due to the difficulty in knowing what is most useful to keep PvP wise when you only play GBL casually lol... Love clear, concise informative guides like this one, as it makes a hard task so much simpler!
Nice list. A important information is, that you normally only need 3 good options/type (only ground/rock is so superior that it make sense to have 6 of them) As a rookie I focused on the dual Typ Pokémon like Rhyperior, Excadrill, Mamoswine etc…and finally Mewtwo (which depends on 2nd charge move is the most versatile attacker in the game… not top but always good) Ah and lvl40 is mostly enough if you have not enough dust… better to have a great large lvl40 Roster as a small lvl50 Roster. If someone starts with PoGo I wohl recommend 4 legendarys with Mewtwo, Rayquaza, Groudon, Kyogre …. followed by a good roster of Rock, Ground and Ice Attackers(which are mostly not legendary)
5:01 see this is what I’ve been trying to say about the Origin Forms If they’re not going to as hard hitting as most people would suppose that they would be, then it would probably be best to just raid them for the Adventure Effects, and once you get them, then you’re done with raiding for the Origin Forms.
The origins forms hit harder because of their unique move. Im not sure why you give a time stamp that has nothing to do with what you said beyond just him saying their names.
Thanks! This is your best tips video of the year. The screenshots of all the Pokemon with movesets lined up in rows are an improvement from last year. I appreciate your corrections.
I wanna start by saying you always put out well made and helpful content, so thank you for that. However, the pvp section (great league) of this video was lackluster to say the least : DD is played with thunderbolt rather than rock slide, vigoroth is now made irrelevant by annihilape, talonflame is played with flame charge and not sky attack, medicham has disappeared after all the nerfs and his role is now played by annihilape (no annihilape mention in the list, also). Otherwise, great video as usual, keep going with the good work!
1:29, Zamazenta Crowned can’t even learn Behemoth Blade in the main series. Behemoth Blade is the signature move for Zacian Crowned and Zamazenta’s signature move is called Behemoth Bash
@@pokedaxi I'm wondering why not mention Golem as a budget option in Rock and Ground? Free evolutions after trading and its line is relatively common in the wild. Alolan form could be a useful budget pick for Electric, too. Plus, neither of them need their legacy moves in order to be useful.
But honestly… how many times you really use poison, flying or bug type attackers? Even fire, water, Grass is not many times per year useful if you have still a good Roster.
@@dblummanetric has higher damage per second but it’s going to die faster. Ampharos will live longer and because the mega is part dragon, it will have a lot of resistances.
It is always worth noting that he is mostly basing it on the Pokémon type. The value can change depending on sub typing and what you are facing (their types and/or moves).
Not that it's a super big deal, but I feel like almost everywhere I look everyone's just forgotten that Shaymin can learn Magical Leaf, which makes it significantly more stronger and without praying you got lucky with hidden power
@@prathmeshtripathi1501 Magical Leaf is a fast attack. And I just looked into it and apparently it's a glitch that some Sky Forme Shaymin can't learn it that Niantic hasn't fixed for over half a year by now(YIPPEE). But it doesn't seem like it's affecting Land Forme Shaymin, not that I'd recommend switching forms to test it anyway
If I just has 100 elite TM because 80% require an elite TM for get the right move. An idea could be to tell if there was a move that was a little less effiecent, but did require an Elite TM.
To get these moves I reccomend waiting until events were you can evolve to get the move - much easier then elite TMS - also generally the elite tm move is essential
One extra thing that you (and I think a lot of people have missed) is that Staraptor just got access to the charged move Fly during this season. This really propels both Staraptor and Shadow Staraptor as flying attackers. On top of that, it's Comm Day move Gust also makes it slightly stronger, and because it's a Fast Move, Elite Fast Tm's are needed less. I have 12 Elite Fast Tms, and NOTHING to use them on. I've already checked multiple times. Something to consider for your flying type teams.
@@remixchamp This.... doesn't have anything to do with my comment or PVE in general, but cool. Glad Talonflame is getting the recognition it deserves in PVP. Thanks for your pointless insight.
I appreciate the effort that this kind of video takes to make, and just wanted to add that on the Pvp side of things, while Medicham is still good, it does not want to run psychic anymore. Psychic got a big nerf this season, so most people will want to run it with either dynamic punch/power-up punch and ice punch.
TY! I’m a pretty new player and my goal for 2024 is to get more into raiding. This video helps a ton in helping me decide where to devote my somewhat limited resources. Caught Latios and Latias day in Mega Rajds in Central Park this afternoon tho!
If you are newish to the game, the "Budget" Pokemon he mentioned are a great place to start. Even if they are outclassed by the top picks, your raid partners will love seeing 6 level 30-40 Machamps from you vs 1 Trerrakion and 5 Snorlaxes.
Correction to Cresselia for Ultra League would be with Psycho Cut, Grass Knot and Future Sight. Better results using those move sets. Also G-Weezing with Overheat instead of play rough has better play. All in all, awesome job brother. Thanks a lot for all the info. Gonna be helpful for many trainers globally. Im good as it relates to PvP but the raid attackers definitely helpful for me. Keep rocking it mate.
Thanks for the tips. I marked 63 pokemon to prioritize leveling them up. Most of them to level 40, some to level 50 (they're lucky), and some to the 1500 or 2500 cp cap
Shadow crawdaunt (in grunts now) with crabhammer is close in dps with kyogre, and has a pretty good ER value. Hard to believe but it's true according to gamepress' spreadsheet. Actually, he is *ahead* of shadow kyogre with hydro pump in dps. Course, he has a lot less tdo. Shadow kyogre with surf/origin pulse, no matter the IV, will be the 2nd best water attack to Primal Kyogre. Suggest everyone get at least one.
Still chipping away my goal of every lvl 50 perfect Mega pokemon, max mega level, double moved. At 9, which for starting 4 months ago, it's not bad. Especially for a urban area
I have to say that the video is very informative as it should… For Beginners or/and Players Who Stop Playing 2Years Ago Am Came Back… Niantic had have been very STRONG in the idea of starting the life of this game as much as possible am for that end they HAD RECYCLED RAID BOSSES none stop… not to mention that we are missing a lot of Pokédex Mon por Region! Finally As PvP goes a Mon can be good for 2-3 seasons am a simple move change am that Mon is over… very difficult Am dangerous to power up a Mon at the end of a season…
Mamoswine is great because it just has two fast moves. Spending the dust to give your shadow mamoswine two moves is so useful. So easy to just use a fast TM to swap it between ground and ice attack.
This is a great video, which gives so much information, and yet to be the best video it's missing one thing? CONCLUSION! I find out you do this a lot, say so much but don't have the expert guts to make a decision, to put your personal opinion on the line there. Maybe I should ask Chat-GPT for a conclusion? something like...having said all of these who are the 3-5 best Pokemon to invest in power up to level 50! another thing you forgot is what is the different cost of powering up to level 50! Shadow Pokemon will demand 360 XL candy and 600K dust, whereas Lucky Pokemon will demand 296 XL and 300K dust to power up. My conclusion to this video: only power up: 1. Lucky Hundo Pokemon - if you have the XL 2. Rare Pokemon that are unique in their effectiveness. 3. A Pokemon you really love, for example, I did a regular special trade and got the Zacrom 100% with the perfect move-set, I will want to power this from level 40 to 50 someday.
Really good list! But isnt Meteor Beam way stronger on Gigalith than Rock Slide? And i kinda miss my Shadow Luxray. I thought its a pretty strong Raid attacker too?
I will add someones who were fortgotten in each type: Electric typing: shadow manetric and shadow luxray are also top dps Fire typing: shadow blaziken,shadow infernape Ghost typing: shadow banette and shadow mismagius Grass typing: shadow vectribeel is good and shaimin it's optimal with magical leaf as fast atackk not the hide power
Is it just me or is it impossible to link to Scarlet/Violet for Gholdengo? Managed to do it twice. Been through PoGo support for months until they said to contact Nintendo Switch tech support.
@miguel_7515 the first part was but the last section focused on pvp. And he is absolutely right about them. I do pretty well but those Pokémon do give me trouble.
Hello daxi,so for example grandbull belongs in great league and ultra league not up there so much for master ..so I kept a great league spread and an ultra league spread ,should I start keeping master leuge iv spreads as well for these raiding pokemon..or could I use the one I powered up for ultra or great.. I thought them there moves from PvP poke ,but as raid attackers the probably need different moves ..right ? And iv is not as 'significant ' in great and ultra as it is for master .. sure.. but is iv relevant for raid attackers since the ultra league grandbull is 67 master and 99 ultra and I kept him in ultra with his PvP moves ,so how do I manage getting a grandbul to perform as a raid attacker ,is it DPS there god moves have in raids is what makes all the difference ..or .. this is like that mega sabalaye who belongs in great league spread in pokegenie delema I have .anyways cheers to your excellent work ,this will be a expensive action packed month looking like 💪
Really appreciated the usefulness guide too. Have a 100% metagross that is going all steel now instead of psychic. Thank you for explaining that there are better raid attacker types for some categories.
*COUPLE CORRECTIONS* sorry it was such a big video some mistakes were bound to be made
Iron Boulder is a rock/psychic
Defense Deoxys Moveset is Thunderbolt/Psycho Boost
TalonFlame moveset is Fly/Flame Charge
Yveltal is a Decent Dark type Attacker
Shadow Toxicroak is #1 Poison Type Attacker
Crowned Form of Zamzenta Signature move is called - behemoth bash
Landorus moveset is Stone Edge/Sandsear Storm
Giglith needs Smack Down & Meteor Beam
Shadow Kyogre is now in Pokemon GO
Some of these inacurracies are because this video was recorded a while back before some of these Pokemon came to the game
Toxicroak is really number 1? With such a low max cp?
Did you get your shiny Lucario?
Lot of mistakes that
Also there are more psychic legendaries
Staraptor’s charged move as flying type attack should be Fly
Anyone who questions who's the best, show them this video. Everything u need all in 1 video, organized with chapters, organized by importance, megas, shadows. Quick but detailed. This is absolute quality. Thank you Daxi
Much love! Tried to make it as good as possible
are the strongest in order?
@@aaradhyajain5463yes
@@pokedaxi you always do
@aaradhyajain5463 yea, he ranks them within each type
It might be obvious, but a great tip if you wish o gain ALOT of stardust is to NOT throw away any type of berries. Use them fo feed Pokemon in Gyms, if possible a full gym and use a star piece if you can. It is a much better use of berries instead of just discarding them. You can never get to much stardust :)
star piece for gym feeding is not good, use for bonus stardust spotlight hours. you only get 30-60(if using piece) per berry
*45 not 60 @@Run3sc4p3g0D
@@Run3sc4p3g0D True, but if you feed a full gym that is still ALOT of extra star dust. Obviously this depends on how many star pieces you have and are willing to spend them.
Yes always dump into gyms thats free stardust
I've been farming buddy hearts and berries are a must to get 6 hearts for each pokemon per day.
Legacy moves has to be the worst thing in the game. “Oh you missed community day or a raid because you didn’t play 2 years ago? Well no legacy move for you unless you have a super rare item.”
Fomo is a real thing lol
Why not just grind 2 rank 19?
@@starseedpitstop685u gotta tell them to people, most people doesn't know that
@@starseedpitstop685 🤣
Considering that this is aimed for those who don't have many powered up pokemon, I'd actually put Ground, Ice and Fighting up up to 5/5 stars with Rock, since beginners only have a handful of Stardust to use, they should use their first bits of dust on getting at least 6 pokemon from each of those types to lvl 40, or CP around 3000, then they will be covered for most of the Legendary raids out there.
Mamoswine is s big pick. Ice attacker and Electric/Fire attacker. Ground resists Electric and Mamoswine is s very good attacker there aswell. But have to watch out for Fire moves from Fire Pokemon.
I don't see this video that way. A lot of the Pokemon are from five-star, Mega, or Shadow Raids. There are plenty of nonmeta-relevant Pokemon that you can raid. He also has some"budget Pokemon." I find this video helpful because it's well-organized and specific and it gets updated each year. This allows me to spend rare candy and buddy Pokemon more wisely.
where should i start first im lost
26:25 Daxi predictions for new move on talonflame? All jokes aside great video man! With this long of a video it's hard not to make a small mistake.
haha oops flame charge
Hope everyone got an idea of what the top Pokémon are in the GL! Make sure to join the Poke Daxi Discord Server for more general or PvP pogo help! ❤
There are also raid counters for current raid bosses and top counters of each type graphics made by our amazing moderator!
This was such a clutch video for tm use ideas, I never wanna throw them out and looking up individual movesets is sometimes a pain
Thanks for the overall meta list- a number of the Pokémon I use a lot when I do play GBL are on it (from the great & master leagues) but I almost never play ultra league, so I'll make sure to prioritise the UL picks you mention & focus on powering those ones up. I'll be sharing this video around my little local PoGo community, as I know a lot of us horde Pokémon due to the difficulty in knowing what is most useful to keep PvP wise when you only play GBL casually lol... Love clear, concise informative guides like this one, as it makes a hard task so much simpler!
Great video! These videos are so helpful every year. Thank you!
These type of videos bring back so much nostalgia 🥲❤️
You forgot yveltal on the dark the category
As sion as i didn't see it on the list i came looking fir this comment.
Yveltal is trash
@@NitroPheasantHOW
@@NitroPheasantoblivion wing is underrated
@@whaletastic9200yveltal is literally the bottom of dark raid attackers.
Nice list.
A important information is, that you normally only need 3 good options/type (only ground/rock is so superior that it make sense to have 6 of them)
As a rookie I focused on the dual Typ Pokémon like
Rhyperior, Excadrill, Mamoswine etc…and finally Mewtwo (which depends on 2nd charge move is the most versatile attacker in the game… not top but always good)
Ah and lvl40 is mostly enough if you have not enough dust… better to have a great large lvl40 Roster as a small lvl50 Roster.
If someone starts with PoGo I wohl recommend 4 legendarys with Mewtwo, Rayquaza, Groudon, Kyogre …. followed by a good roster of Rock, Ground and Ice Attackers(which are mostly not legendary)
Fun fact: you can look up Kingambit in your Pokémon and if you tick the "show evolutionary line" it shows you bisharp and pawniard
Ouuu cool easter egg
great video!! one mistake I noticed is at 1:40 Zamazenta's signature move is Behemoth Bash not Behemoth Blade
5:01 see this is what I’ve been trying to say about the Origin Forms
If they’re not going to as hard hitting as most people would suppose that they would be, then it would probably be best to just raid them for the Adventure Effects, and once you get them, then you’re done with raiding for the Origin Forms.
The origins forms hit harder because of their unique move. Im not sure why you give a time stamp that has nothing to do with what you said beyond just him saying their names.
@@Thotacus because it’s when they were brought up in the video. Plus, Daxi said that the order was based on how good they were.
@@Houndlock643 Daxi is just an idiot and doesn't know what he is talking about when it comes to listing what's better in what order.
Thanks! This is your best tips video of the year. The screenshots of all the Pokemon with movesets lined up in rows are an improvement from last year. I appreciate your corrections.
I wanna start by saying you always put out well made and helpful content, so thank you for that. However, the pvp section (great league) of this video was lackluster to say the least : DD is played with thunderbolt rather than rock slide, vigoroth is now made irrelevant by annihilape, talonflame is played with flame charge and not sky attack, medicham has disappeared after all the nerfs and his role is now played by annihilape (no annihilape mention in the list, also). Otherwise, great video as usual, keep going with the good work!
Thanks issue was this video was made before annilaple was released - so things change - none the less that why we reccomend checking pvpoke
1:29, Zamazenta Crowned can’t even learn Behemoth Blade in the main series. Behemoth Blade is the signature move for Zacian Crowned and Zamazenta’s signature move is called Behemoth Bash
Yepp😂
Shut up nerd
oh my bad - just meant the signature move
@@pokedaxi I'm wondering why not mention Golem as a budget option in Rock and Ground? Free evolutions after trading and its line is relatively common in the wild. Alolan form could be a useful budget pick for Electric, too. Plus, neither of them need their legacy moves in order to be useful.
If someone counts how many times he said shadow in the video… Hats off to you.
Probably triple digits LOL
@@pokedaxi I got a 100 iv honchkrow but I don't know what to use it for got it from research
Shadow Toxicroak should be mentioned as a top poison attacker
But honestly… how many times you really use poison, flying or bug type attackers?
Even fire, water, Grass is not many times per year useful if you have still a good Roster.
this was recorded before it dropped that's why
@@pokedaxiI have a hundo manectric and hundo ampharos. Which should I invest in first?
@dblum for what I know, mega manectric is better, so I would go for it first
@@dblummanetric has higher damage per second but it’s going to die faster. Ampharos will live longer and because the mega is part dragon, it will have a lot of resistances.
9:19 Iron Boulder isn’t a fighting type. It’s a rock/psychic type.
It is always worth noting that he is mostly basing it on the Pokémon type. The value can change depending on sub typing and what you are facing (their types and/or moves).
yes this is why at the end I mention counters can change - all depends on moveset of raid boss - but generally higher dps will always perform best
very useful video, even if you are starting out since this way you already know which pokemon to focus on.
Thank you so much.
You are the best 💪👍
Thank you so much for the perfect upload timing! I just TM'd frustration off of Pokemon I had no clue were useful.
Fun fact about rocks being the only 5/5. If a pokemon had every type it would only have one weakness to rock
Makes sense why they made rock so inaccurate in regular Pokemon games
Not that it's a super big deal, but I feel like almost everywhere I look everyone's just forgotten that Shaymin can learn Magical Leaf, which makes it significantly more stronger and without praying you got lucky with hidden power
My Shaymin can't learn Magical leaf. What's up with Shaymin's moves? Does it only learn Magical leaf if it was obtained through the ticketed research?
true but its still very unavailable mon and for the power its not worth it
@@prathmeshtripathi1501 Magical Leaf is a fast attack. And I just looked into it and apparently it's a glitch that some Sky Forme Shaymin can't learn it that Niantic hasn't fixed for over half a year by now(YIPPEE). But it doesn't seem like it's affecting Land Forme Shaymin, not that I'd recommend switching forms to test it anyway
If I just has 100 elite TM because 80% require an elite TM for get the right move.
An idea could be to tell if there was a move that was a little less effiecent, but did require an Elite TM.
To get these moves I reccomend waiting until events were you can evolve to get the move - much easier then elite TMS - also generally the elite tm move is essential
26:25 ig its supposed to be fly + flame charge but you could go brave bird instead of fly
No thats very wrong
Dont use bb
Dope vid Daxi, Zekrom getting hella love, we love to see it
Psychic is neutral to Ghost. But due to Gengar being part Poison making it weak to Psychic. 13:00
I love how both times mega garchomp was said, he preficed by saying "(insert pokemon) is better by a landslide". Rip for my boi chomp
He da top but nothing can beat Ray and groudon
Badly needed this since i'm getting back to raiding, thanks Daxi!
I don't usually press the like button on videos, but this one is an exception. Very well done and helpful.
Was gonna comment on your last video about one of these. Nice timing!
One extra thing that you (and I think a lot of people have missed) is that Staraptor just got access to the charged move Fly during this season. This really propels both Staraptor and Shadow Staraptor as flying attackers. On top of that, it's Comm Day move Gust also makes it slightly stronger, and because it's a Fast Move, Elite Fast Tm's are needed less. I have 12 Elite Fast Tms, and NOTHING to use them on. I've already checked multiple times.
Something to consider for your flying type teams.
talonflame already takes its spot against registeel and 3 flys on azumarill takes care of it
@@remixchamp This.... doesn't have anything to do with my comment or PVE in general, but cool. Glad Talonflame is getting the recognition it deserves in PVP. Thanks for your pointless insight.
@@remixchampTalonflame is significantly worse than Shadow Starraptor
This is one of my favorite yearly videos! Helps me choose what to keep and what not. Thanks!
Can you please make a guide on which pokemons are worth evolving for the x2 XL candies during the fairy/valentines event?
anything on this list is worth evolving for the XLS
@@pokedaxitrue lol but some cost more candies to evolve and not worth as much
Btw your discord link invite is broken!!
Iron Boulder isn’t a fighting type, it’s Rock/Psychic, so it could be useful for those types
Thanks for the correction
Great work as always Dax, very helpful for the rooks 👏🏼
I've been waiting for this years edition of this ^^
Love the new format separating Megas from the rest, since we can only use 1 Mega at a time anyway
Thought it would make more sense
Its literally insane how I was looking for some power up guide for 2024 yesterday and I got this video today
haha I read your mind
I appreciate the effort that this kind of video takes to make, and just wanted to add that on the Pvp side of things, while Medicham is still good, it does not want to run psychic anymore. Psychic got a big nerf this season, so most people will want to run it with either dynamic punch/power-up punch and ice punch.
Yesss! Been waiting for this video!
Thank you for this video daxi. Needed this
Thank you for this video! Just got my first hundo shadow! AND IT WAS KYOGRE!!
bro i just took notes on everything you have said in this video, but due to a busy schedule i came back to this video every day for the past week lol
I have been waiting for this ! Thanks!
very informative, Ive never even seen many of those you mention in shadow form.
TY! I’m a pretty new player and my goal for 2024 is to get more into raiding. This video helps a ton in helping me decide where to devote my somewhat limited resources. Caught Latios and Latias day in Mega Rajds in Central Park this afternoon tho!
If you are newish to the game, the "Budget" Pokemon he mentioned are a great place to start. Even if they are outclassed by the top picks, your raid partners will love seeing 6 level 30-40 Machamps from you vs 1 Trerrakion and 5 Snorlaxes.
Correction to Cresselia for Ultra League would be with Psycho Cut, Grass Knot and Future Sight. Better results using those move sets.
Also G-Weezing with Overheat instead of play rough has better play.
All in all, awesome job brother. Thanks a lot for all the info. Gonna be helpful for many trainers globally. Im good as it relates to PvP but the raid attackers definitely helpful for me. Keep rocking it mate.
Another correction : Shadow Kyogre is out now as well.
25:28 Hey, I know that guy! He’s great ❤ Thanks for the tips as always Dax 😊
How your comment is 9 days older?
Probably got early access being a member @@experimentallab695
@@experimentallab695Member
@@experimentallab695 members get early access to videos
Thank you for all the info you provide!
Dude your a hard worker man,I appreciate all your hard work for the Community.
See you at Sinnoh Tour!!!
Sincerely -CougarHunt3r
See you at sinnoh!
Thanks for the tips. I marked 63 pokemon to prioritize leveling them up. Most of them to level 40, some to level 50 (they're lucky), and some to the 1500 or 2500 cp cap
Oh gosh electro drift miraidon is gonna be insane it’s insane in violet atleast
For Master League it's Landorus with Sandsear Storm
Will you remake this vid with the new update changing the meta?
Amazing vid. Amazing channel, thanks glad I found it.
Oh hey I’m early, first time, Love your content Keep up the great work!
INSANE vid, Congrats!
This is awesome. Thank you for making this
Glad to see skeledirge here I am a new player and it's one of my favorite in the GL with these exact moves.😊
26:25 Talonflame incinerate , flamecharge and fly
A awesome video daxi thanks a lot for this tip 💪
Shadow crawdaunt (in grunts now) with crabhammer is close in dps with kyogre, and has a pretty good ER value. Hard to believe but it's true according to gamepress' spreadsheet. Actually, he is *ahead* of shadow kyogre with hydro pump in dps. Course, he has a lot less tdo. Shadow kyogre with surf/origin pulse, no matter the IV, will be the 2nd best water attack to Primal Kyogre. Suggest everyone get at least one.
Imagine being 1 of the worst defensive/offensive types in main series games but being the strongest in a mobile game.
Fairy types took that personally
Still chipping away my goal of every lvl 50 perfect Mega pokemon, max mega level, double moved. At 9, which for starting 4 months ago, it's not bad. Especially for a urban area
Yo keep it up!
Great video! Again, shave that creep Stache’ 🤣
You also forgot that Meowscarada's signature move is Flower Trick
Kingabit seems possible soon since we recently got Annihilape
How many raid attackers do you keep in each category?
Yes advice please!!
I have to say that the video is very informative as it should… For Beginners or/and Players Who Stop Playing 2Years Ago Am Came Back…
Niantic had have been very STRONG in the idea of starting the life of this game as much as possible am for that end they HAD RECYCLED RAID BOSSES none stop… not to mention that we are missing a lot of Pokédex Mon por Region!
Finally As PvP goes a Mon can be good for 2-3 seasons am a simple move change am that Mon is over… very difficult Am dangerous to power up a Mon at the end of a season…
Love the videos so much thanks Daxi!!!!
Mamoswine is great because it just has two fast moves. Spending the dust to give your shadow mamoswine two moves is so useful. So easy to just use a fast TM to swap it between ground and ice attack.
This is a great video, which gives so much information, and yet to be the best video it's missing one thing? CONCLUSION! I find out you do this a lot, say so much but don't have the expert guts to make a decision, to put your personal opinion on the line there.
Maybe I should ask Chat-GPT for a conclusion? something like...having said all of these who are the 3-5 best Pokemon to invest in power up to level 50!
another thing you forgot is what is the different cost of powering up to level 50! Shadow Pokemon will demand 360 XL candy and 600K dust, whereas Lucky Pokemon will demand 296 XL and 300K dust to power up.
My conclusion to this video: only power up:
1. Lucky Hundo Pokemon - if you have the XL
2. Rare Pokemon that are unique in their effectiveness.
3. A Pokemon you really love, for example, I did a regular special trade and got the Zacrom 100% with the perfect move-set, I will want to power this from level 40 to 50 someday.
How are there comments from days ago? The video was posted 2 minutes ago xD
Maybe they got early access from membership?
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Is shadow gardevoir worth investing in over regular gardevoir? and what IV should I aim for? for gyms and raids?
Also solgaleo can be a good raid attacker if it gets steel move like metal sound for now we can use it with iron head
Lacks fast steel move
Really good list! But isnt Meteor Beam way stronger on Gigalith than Rock Slide? And i kinda miss my Shadow Luxray. I thought its a pretty strong Raid attacker too?
yes you are right that is a mistake
I will add someones who were fortgotten in each type:
Electric typing: shadow manetric and shadow luxray are also top dps
Fire typing: shadow blaziken,shadow infernape
Ghost typing: shadow banette and shadow mismagius
Grass typing: shadow vectribeel is good and shaimin it's optimal with magical leaf as fast atackk not the hide power
Is it just me or is it impossible to link to Scarlet/Violet for Gholdengo?
Managed to do it twice. Been through PoGo support for months until they said to contact Nintendo Switch tech support.
Ive been struggling to do it recently as well
How many different teams do I need for each PvP league? Am I fine with just 1 team for each or do I need many teams?
1 team is fine just practice with them alot and it will get better
thanks for all the tips daxi!
Just out of curiosity what is the background song because it is amazingggg
Usefullness Raiting
Rock 5/5
Ice 5/5
Ground 4/5
Steel 4/5
Dragon 4/5
Dark 4/5
Electric 4/5
Fight 4/5
Ghost 3/5
Fairy 3/5
Fire 3/5
Water 3/5
Psychic 3/5
Bug 2/5
Fly 2/5
Grass 2/5
Poison 2/5
Mega latios is better as a dragon type raid attacker or as a psychic type raid attacker?
Psychic because Dragon is by far the strongest type overall and too much competition
Thanks
How is it possible to use cresselia if it comes from raids and it is impossible to get a good iv for pvp?
you need to trade for it
Wish you stuck a graph in somewhere of the type hierarchy. Rock being S-tier, poison and big being F-tier, exXC..
12:28 I think you meant roaring moon instead of iron jugilus
do you power up pokemon with 3/4 stars or with low atack for pvp ? like low atack iv?
can u update a guide about IVS and which npokemon power up with the correct ivs ? thanks
9:13 Iron Boulder is Rock/Psychic, not Fighting.
So what about fighting is that not one of the best types for raids and gyms?
He gave rock 5/5
26:25 Instead of flame charge you have sky attack
Good pvp list. Most of the ones mentioned, I see constantly in the higher levels. And yeah, they are good.
Pvp ? I think this is a PVE list
@miguel_7515 the first part was but the last section focused on pvp. And he is absolutely right about them. I do pretty well but those Pokémon do give me trouble.
@@Guyonnn I just finished the rest of the video😂 I saw it
Hello daxi,so for example grandbull belongs in great league and ultra league not up there so much for master ..so I kept a great league spread and an ultra league spread ,should I start keeping master leuge iv spreads as well for these raiding pokemon..or could I use the one I powered up for ultra or great.. I thought them there moves from PvP poke ,but as raid attackers the probably need different moves ..right ? And iv is not as 'significant ' in great and ultra as it is for master .. sure.. but is iv relevant for raid attackers since the ultra league grandbull is 67 master and 99 ultra and I kept him in ultra with his PvP moves ,so how do I manage getting a grandbul to perform as a raid attacker ,is it DPS there god moves have in raids is what makes all the difference ..or .. this is like that mega sabalaye who belongs in great league spread in pokegenie delema I have .anyways cheers to your excellent work ,this will be a expensive action packed month looking like 💪
Tbh Golem comes in clutch so often, he fr beats almost everyone to a pulp and has good defense. I use him just as much as any of the “best” Pokemon
Thank you for this guide! It helps.
I just started playing again in August 2023 and I can't get most of the UL and ML pokemon.
Really appreciated the usefulness guide too. Have a 100% metagross that is going all steel now instead of psychic. Thank you for explaining that there are better raid attacker types for some categories.