Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is an open-world game in which the player takes on the character of a transferee in a large school in the Paldea region. The player is the only one who may choose what to do in the game: disband the nefarious Team Star, finish the Pokedex and catch them all, track down the mysterious new Titan Pokemon, or defeat all of the Pokemon Gyms, become champion, and become the best like no one ever was!
Here, we will discuss how to complete the Pokemon League by defeating the Elite Four and defeating Champion Geeta! A few game plot points will be revealed, so spoiler alert!
Location
The Pokemon League can be found in the northwest of Mesagoza (or southwest of the Great Crater of Paldea) and can be accessed by heading to Mesagoza in the southern end of the Great Crater of Paldea, heading to the northwest end of the Mesagoza (West) Pokemon Center, head up the stairs beside the sandwich shop, enter the cave with a gate, the screen will load and once the game resumes, follow the path to the northwest, then, at the end of the path, the player will find the Pokemon League building and the nearby Pokemon Center.
Before the player can attempt to defeat the Elite Four and Champion Geeta in the Pokemon League, it is required that the player must first defeat all eight Pokemon Gyms all around the Paldea Region.
After doing that, head to the Pokemon League then approach the entrance of the Pokemon League building and a cutscene will play where Champion Geeta is standing near the entrance and telling the player that the Pokemon League, which is the final test that the player must pass to become a Champion, will happen in the building. Champion Geeta will then say that she wishes the player the best of luck and looks forward to meeting the player again soon.
After that, once the player is ready, approach the Pokemon League Staff in front of the entrance, who will ask if the player is ready to face the Pokemon League’s Champion Assessment. Select ‘Yes’ on the prompt, and the Pokemon League Staff will check if the player has collected all eight Gym Badges from the Pokemon Gym Leaders all over the Paldea region; once that is confirmed, the Pokemon League Staff will let the player inside the building.
Pokemon League’s Champion Assessment
Next, the player will be in a room with Rika where she will ask the player to sit on the chair, explain that she will be the interviewer for the first part of the Champion Assessment, and ask the player a bunch of questions. There is no limit to the number of attempts to answer the questions. It is important to answer all the questions correctly, or the player will be asked to leave the room.
The Interview
Before starting, like the Pokemon League Staff at the entrance of the building, Rika will again check if the player has collected all eight Gym Badges. If the player does not have all eight Gym Badges, Rika will ask the player to come back once the player has collected them all.
After confirming that the player has all eight Gym Badges, Rika’s first question is that she will ask how the player got here. For this question, the player can select any of the answers on the prompt.
Next, for the second question, Rika will ask the name of the school the player is enrolled in. The answer to this question depends on the version of the game that the player is playing. Select ‘Naranja Academy’ on the prompt if the player is using the Scarlet version of the game, or select ‘Uva Academy’ if the player uses the Violet version.
Then, for the third question, Rika will ask what brings the player to the Pokemon League. To answer correctly, select ‘I came to become Champion’ on the prompt.
After that, for the fourth question, Rika will ask what the player intends to do if and when the player becomes a Champion. The player can choose any of the answers on the prompt, but it is important to remember what the player answered for this question as it will be used for another question later. For future reference, the choices on the prompt for this question are ‘I want to become even stronger,’ ‘I want to battle Nemona,’ and ‘I want to find treasure.’
Next, for the fifth question, Rika will ask the player which of the eight Pokemon Gyms the player found the most difficult. Select any of the answers on the prompt.
Then, for the sixth question, Rika will ask the name of the Gym Leader the player faced there. For this question, the correct answer depends on the player’s answer in the previous question. Select ‘Katy’ if the player answered Cortondo Gym in the last question, select ‘Brassius’ if the player answered Artazon Gym, select ‘Iono’ if the player answered Levincia Gym, select ‘Kofu’ if the player answered Cascarrafa Gym, select ‘Larry’ if the player answered Medali Gym, select ‘Ryme’ if the player answered Montenevera Gym, select ‘Tulip’ if the player answered Alfornada Gym, or select ‘Grusha’ if the player answered Glaseado Gym.
After that, for the seventh question, Rika will ask what type of Pokemon the Pokemon Gym leader the player answered used. Again, the correct answer depends on the player’s answer to the previous question. Select ‘Bug’ if the player answered Katy in the last question, select ‘Grass’ if the player answered Brassius, select ‘Electric’ if the player answered Iono, like ‘Water’ if the player answered Kofu, select ‘Normal’ if the player answered Larry, select ‘Ghost’ if the player answered Ryme, select ‘Psychic’ if the player answered Tulip, or select ‘Ice’ if the player answered Grusha.
Next, for the eighth question, Rika will ask what is the category of the Pokemon that the player chose to be the player’s first partner. For this question, the correct answer depends on the starter Pokemon the player chose at the beginning of the game.
Select ‘The Grass Cat Pokemon’ if the player chose Sprigatito as the starter Pokemon, select ‘The Fire Croc Pokemon’ if the player chose Fuecoco as the starter Pokemon, or select ‘The Duckling Pokemon’ if the player chose Quaxly as the starter Pokemon.
Then, for the ninth question, Rika will again ask what the player intends to do if and when the player becomes a Champion. For this question, the player must select the same answer that the player chose for the fourth question.
Finally, for the tenth and final question, Rika will ask if the player likes Pokemon. Select ‘Yes’ on the prompt.
After answering all the questions, Rika will congratulate the player for passing the first part of the Champion Assessment!
Elite Four
Then, Rika will explain that the second part of the Champion Assessment is called the Elite Test, where the player will face the Elite Four in Pokemon Battles. Rika will continue that they are the best the League has to offer and that the player will be facing all four of them in a row without turning back.
Select the Pokemon you want to use for all of the Elite Four, stack up on items, then head to the door just behind Rika once the player is ready. After that, the first battle against the Elite Four will commence!
Rika
The first member of the Elite Four that the player will battle is Rika herself, who will be using five Ground-type Pokemon: a Level 57 Whiscash, a Level 57 Camerupt, a Level 57 Donphan, a Level 57 Dugtrio, and a Level 58 Clodsire.
With that in mind, it is important to mention that Whiscash is a Water and Ground-type Pokemon, which means it has a weakness to Grass-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Fire-type, Poison-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Electric-type moves (no effect).
Rika’s Whiscash will use the following moves:
- Blizzard
A special Ice-type move with 110 Power and 70 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to freeze the opposing Pokemon and an increased accuracy if used during a Snowstorm.
- Muddy Water
A special Water-type move with 90 Power and 85 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance to lower the opposing Pokemon’s Accuracy by one stage.
- Earth Power
A special Ground-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the Sp. Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Future Sight
A special Psychic-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy will hit the targeted Pokemon two turns after the move is used.
Camerupt is a Fire and Ground-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Ground-type and especially Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fairy-type, Fire-type, Poison-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Electric-type moves (no effect).
Rika’s Camerupt will use the following moves:
- Earth Power
A special Ground-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the Sp. Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Fire Blast
A special Fire-type move with 110 Power and 85 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of dealing burn to the opposing Pokemon.
- Flash Cannon
A special Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Sp. Defense stat by one stage.
- Yawn
A Normal-type status move that will make the targeted Pokemon fall asleep at the end of the next turn.
Donphan is a Ground-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Grass-type, Ice-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Poison-type and Rock-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Electric-type moves (no effect).
Rika’s Donphan will use the following moves:
- Earthquake
A physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon used the move Dig.
- Stone Edge,
Aside from dealing damage, a physical Rock-type move with 100 Power and 80 Accuracy is also an attack that has increased the Critical Hit ratio by one stage.
- Iron Head
A Steel-type physical move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Poison Jab
A physical Poison-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of poisoning the opposing Pokemon.
Dugtrio is also a Ground-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Grass-type, Ice-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Poison-type and Rock-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Electric-type moves (no effect).
Rika’s Dugtrio will use the following moves:
- Earthquake
A physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon used the move Dig.
- Rock Slide
A physical Rock-type move with 75 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Sucker Punch
A physical Dark-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy that can only damage the opposing Pokemon if the opponent is about to use a move that deals damage.
- Sandstorm
A Rock-type status move that activates a sandstorm for five turns.
Clodsire is a Ground and Poison-type Pokemon, but Rika will terastallize her Clodsire, which will change it into a pure Ground-type because of its Tera-type, so it will also have a weakness to Grass-type, Ice-type, and Water-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Poison-type and Rock-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Electric-type moves (no effect).
Rika’s Clodsire will use the following moves:
- Earthquake
A physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon used the move Dig.
- Liquidation
A physical Water-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, has a 20% chance to lower the Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Toxic
A Poison-type status move with 90 Accuracy that badly poisons the opposing Pokemon.
- Protect
A Normal-type status move that protects the Pokemon using the move from attacks except for a few select moves.
As Rika’s Pokemon range from Level 57 to 58, it is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 59 and above with Water type and Ice type moves to beat Rika and her Pokemon comfortably, as almost all of Rika’s Pokemon are weak against these moves.
Poppy
After defeating Rika, she will tell the player that the second member of the Elite Four is stronger than her. Rika will call the next train, then Poppy will enter the room. Then, once the player is ready, approach Poppy, and select ‘Yes’ on the prompt. Once asked if the player is prepared to face Poppy of the Elite Four, a battle against Poppy will commence. Make sure to heal your Pokemon before starting the battle with Poppye!
Poppy will use five Steel-type Pokemon: a Level 58 Copperajah, a Level 58 Corviknight, a Level 58 Bronzong, a Level 58 Magnezone, and a Level 59 Tinkaton.
With that in mind, it is important to mention that Copperajah is a Steel-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Fighting-type, Fire-type, and Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Psychic-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect).
Poppy’s Copperajah will use the following moves:
- High Horsepower
A physical Ground-type move with 95 Power and 95 Accuracy.
- Play Rough
A physical Fairy-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to lower the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Heavy Slam
A physical Steel type move with 100 Accuracy and attack powers based on the target Pokemon’s weight, where the lighter the target, the bigger the power.
- Stealth Rock
A Rock-type status move where rocks will be set on the opposing Pokemon’s area in the battlefield and deal damage to all the opposing Pokemon that will be sent out.
Corviknight is a Steel and Flying-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Fire-type and Electric-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Normal-type, Psychic-type, Steel-type, and especially Bug-type and Glass-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type and Ground-type moves (no effect).
Poppy’s Corviknight will use the following moves:
- Brave Bird
A physical Flying-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, the Pokemon using the move will also receive recoil dama, a third of the damage dealt.
- Iron Head
A physical Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Iron Defense
A Steel-type status move that increases the Pokemon using the move’s Defense stat by two stages.
- Body Press
A physical Fighting-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy where, instead of the Attack stat, the Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move is used to calculate the damage that will be dealt.
Bronzong is a Steel and Psychic-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Dark-type, Fire-type, Ghost-type, and Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Rock-type, Steel-type, and especially Psychic-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect).
Poppy’s Bronzong will use the following moves:
- Iron Head
A physical Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Zen Headbutt
A physical Psychic-type move with 80 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Rock Blast
A physical Rock-type with 25 Power and 90 Accuracy where the Pokemon using the move will hit the player two to five times (37.5% chance to hit the opposing Pokemon two times, 37.5% chance to hit three times, 12.5% chance to hit four times, and 12.5% chance to hit five times).
- Earthquake
A physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon used the move Dig.
Magnezone is a Steel and Electric-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Fighting-type, Fire-type, and especially Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dragon-type, Electric-type, Fairy-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Psychic-type, Rock-type, and especially Flying-type and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect).
Poppy’s Magnezone will use the following moves:
- Discharge
A special Electric-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon in the field and has a 30% chance to paralyze.
- Flash Cannon
A special Steel type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Sp. Defense stat by one stage.
- Light Screen
A Psychic type status move that will reduce the damage received from Special Attacks on the Pokemon using the move’s side of the battlefield by 50% in Single Battles and 33% in Double Battles for five turns.
- Tri Attack
A special Normal-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance to burn, freeze, or paralyze the opposing Pokemon.
Tinkaton is a Fairy and Steel-type Pokemon, but Poppy will terastallize her Tinkaton, which will change it into a pure Steel-type because of its Tera type, so it will also have a weakness to Fighting-type, Fire-type, and Ground-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Psychic-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Poison-type moves (no effect).
Poppy’s Tinkaton will use the following moves:
- Play Rough
A physical Fairy-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to lower the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Gigaton Hammer
A physical Steel-type move with 160 Power and 100 Accuracy that cannot be used consecutively.
- Brick Break
A physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also breaks the protective barrier active in the battle.
- Stone Edge
Aside from dealing damage, a physical Rock-type move with 100 Power and 80 Accuracy is also an attack that has increased the Critical Hit ratio by one stage.
As Poppy’s Pokemon range from Level 58 to 59, it is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 60 and above with Fire-type moves, as all of Poppy’s Pokemon are weak against Fire-type moves. Additionally, Fire-type Pokemon are resistant to Steel-type move, making them great for battling against Poppy’s Pokemon.
Larry
After defeating Poppy, she calls the next trainer, who is revealed to be Larry, the Gym Leader of Medali Gym. Make sure to heal your Pokemon before starting the battle with Larry. Then, once the player is ready, approach Larry, and select ‘Yes’ on the prompt. Once asked if the player is ready to face Larry of the Elite Four, a battle against Larry will commence!
Even though Larry uses Normal-type Pokemon in the Medali Gym, Larry, the third member of the Elite Four, will be using five Flying-type Pokemon as part of the Elite Four: a Level 59 Tropius, a Level 59 Staraptor, a Level 59 Altaria, a Level 59 Oricorio (Pom-Pom Style), and a Level 60 Flamigo.
Tropius is a Grass and Flying-type Pokemon, which means it has a weakness to Fire-type, Flying-type, Poison-type, Rock-type, and especially Ice-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Fighting-type, Water-type, and especially Grass-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).
Larry’s Tropius will use the following moves:
- Air Slash
A special Flying-type move with 75 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Solar Beam
A special Grass-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy where the Pokemon using the move will charge on the turn and then attack the next turn (the charge and the attack will be on the same turn if Sunny Day is active).
- Dragon Pulse
A special Dragon-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy.
- Sunny Day
A Fire-type status move that activates Sunshine for five turns.
Staraptor is a Normal and Flying-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Electric-type, Ice-type, and Rock-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Bug-type and Grass-type moves, and an immunity to Ghost-type and Ground-type moves (no effect).
Larry’s Staraptor will use the following moves:
- Brave Bird
A physical Flying-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, the Pokemon using the move will also receive recoil dama, a third of the damage dealt.
- Close Combat
A physical Fighting-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Defense and Sp. Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.
- Facade
A physical Normal-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy that doubles the power if the opposing Pokemon is afflicted with Paralysis, Burn, Poison, or Toxic Poison.
- Thief
A physical Dark-type move with 60 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will also steal the opposing Pokemon’s Held Item for the remainder of the battle if the Pokemon using the move is not holding any item.
Altaria is a Dragon and Flying-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Rock-type, and especially Ice-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, Fire-type, Water-type, and especially Grass-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).
Larry’s Altaria will use the following moves:
- Moonblast
A special Fairy-type move with 95 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Sp. Attack by one stage.
- Flamethrower
A special Fire-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of afflicting Burn to the opposing Pokemon.
- Ice Beam
A special Ice-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of freezing the opposing Pokemon.
- Dragon Pulse
A special Dragon-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy and Sunny Day, which is a Fire-type status move that activates Sunshine for five turns.
Oricorio (Pom-Pom Style) is an Electric and Flying-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Ice-type and Rock-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, Flying-type, Grass-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).
Larry’s Oricorio (Pom-Pom Style) will use the following moves:
- Air Slash
A special Flying-type move with 75 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Teeter Dance
A Normal-type status move with 100 Accuracy that confuses all of the Pokemon on the battlefield.
- Icy Wind
A special Ice-type move with 55 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Speed stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
Flamigo is a Flying and Fairy-type Pokemon. Still, Larry will terastallize his Flamigo, which will change it into a pure Flying-type because of its Tera type, so it will also have a weakness to Electric-type, Ice-type, and Rock-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, and Grass-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).
Larry’s Flamigo will use the following moves:
- Close Combat
A physical Fighting type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Defense and Sp. Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.
- Brave Bird
A physical Flying-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, the Pokemon using the move will also receive recoil dama, a third of the damage dealt.
- Throat Chop
A physical Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that stops the opposing Pokemon from using any Sound-based moves for two turns.
- Liquidation
A physical Water-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, has a 20% chance to lower the Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
As Larry’s Pokemon range from Level 59 to 60, it is recommended that the player use Level 61 and above with Rock-type and Ice-type moves, as all of Larry’s Pokemon are weak against these types of moves. However, Larry’s Staraptor and Flamigo will counter these moves with Fighting-type moves.
Hassel
Make sure to heal your Pokemon before starting the battle with Hass; then, once the player is ready, approach Hassel, select ‘Yes’ on the prompt once asked if the player is ready to face Hassel of the Elite Four, then a battle against Hassel, the last member of the Elite Four, will begin!
After defeating Larry, he will say that the player is a lot stronger than he remembers, then call out the final member of the Elite Four, who will not hear Larry at first, so Rika will call even louder. Then, Hassel will then enter the room.
Hassel will use five Dragon-type Pokemon: a Level 60 Noivern, a Level 60 Dragalge, a Level 60 Flapple, a Level 60 Haxorus, and a Level 61 Baxcalibur.
Noivern is a Flying and Ground-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Rock-type, and especially Ice-type moves (super effective), a resistance to the Bug-type, Fighting-type, Fire-type, Water-type, and especially Grass-type moves (not very effective), and immunity to Ground-type moves (no effect).
Hassel’s Noivern will use the following moves:
- Air Slash
A special Flying-type move with 75 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Super Fang
A physical Normal-type move with 90 Accuracy that halves the opposing Pokemon’s HP.
- Dragon Pulse
A special Dragon-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy.
- Hyper Voice
A special Normal-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy.
Dragalge is a Poison and Dragon-type Pokem. It has a weakness to Dragon-type, Ground-type, Ice-type, and Psychic-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Bug-type, Electric-type, Fighting-type, Fire-type, Poison-type, Water-type, and especially Grass-type moves (not very effective).
Hassel’s Dragalge will use the following moves:
- Sludge Bomb
A special Poison-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of dealing poison to the opposing Pokemon.
- Dragon Pulse
A special Dragon-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy
- Hydro Pump
A special Water-type move with 110 Power and 80 Accuracy
- Thunderbolt
A special Electric-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of afflicting Paralysis on the opposing Pokemon.
Flapple is a Grass and Dragon-type Pokemon, which means it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Dragon-type, Fairy-type, Flying-type, Poison-type, and especially Ice-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Ground-type and especially Electric-type, Grass-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).
Hassel’s Flapple will use the following moves:
- Dragon Rush
A physical Dragon-type move with 100 Power and 75 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Seed Bomb
A physical Grass-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy.
- Aerial Ace
A physical Flying-type move with 60 Power that never misses unless the opposing Pokemon is using a few select moves.
- Leech Seed
A Grass-type status move with 90 Accuracy that steals an eighth of the targeted Pokemon to recover the Pokemon using the move’s HP.
Haxorus is a Dragon-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, and Ice-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Electric-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).
Hassel’s Haxorus will use the following moves:
- Dragon Claw
A physical Dragon-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy.
- Crunch
A physical Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Defense stat by one sta. ge
- Iron Head
A physical Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Rock Tomb
A physical Rock-type move with 60 Power and 95 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the opposing Pokemon’s Speed stat by one stage.
Baxcalibur is an Ice and Dragon-type Pokemon, but Hassel will terastallize his Baxcalibur, which will change it into a pure Dragon-type because of its Tera-type, so it will also have a weakness to Dragon-type, Fairy-type, and Ice-type moves (super effective), and resistance to Electric-type, Fire-type, Grass-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).
Hassel’s Baxcalibur will use the following moves:
- Icicle Crash
A physical Ice-type move with 85 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of making the opposing Pokemon flinch.
- Brick Break
A physical Fighting-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also breaks the protective barrier active in the battle.
- Ice Shard
A physical Ice-type move with 40 Power and 100 Accuracy has an increased Speed priority of one, allowing it to go faster than most moves.
- Glaive Rush
A physical Dragon-type move with 120 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage.
As Hassel’s Pokemon range from Level 60 to 61, it is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 62 and above with Fairy-type and Ice-type moves, as all of Hassel’s Pokemon are weak against these types of moves.
Top Champion Geeta
After defeating Hassel, Rika will say that the player has passed the Elite Test of the Champion Assessment then everyone from the Elite Four will congratulate the player. However, Rika will continue that there is one final trial for the Champion Assessment: to face Champion Geeta!
Rika will then heal all of the player’s Pokemon, and each of the Elite Four members will wish the player good luck. After that, head towards the door up ahead, and select ‘Yes’ on the prompt when asked if the player is ready to face the final test of the Champion Assessment. The player will be on a battle court at the very top of the Pokemon League building, and there the player will find Champion Geeta. Then, a battle against Top Champion Geeta will commence!
Top Champion Geeta will use six Pokemon: a Level 61 Espathra, a Level 61 Avalugg, a Level 61 Kingambit, a Level 61 Gogoat, a Level 61 Veluza, and a Level 62 Glimmora.
Espathra is also a Psychic-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness to Bug-type, Dark-type, and Ghost-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Fighting-type and Psychic-type moves (not very effective).
Top Champion Geeta’s Espathra will use the following moves:
- Quick Attack
A physical Normal-type move with 40 Power and 100 Accuracy that has an increased Speed priority of 1, which allows it to go faster than most moves
- Dazzling Gleam
A special Fairy-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy
- Lumina Crash
A special Psychic-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also lowers the Sp. Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by two stages.
- Reflect
A Psychic-type status move that reduces the damage that the Pokemon using the move’s side will receive from physical attacks for five turns.
Avalugg is an Ice-type Pokemon which means that it has a weakness in Fighting-type, Fire-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Ice-type moves (not very effective).
Top Champion Geeta’s Avalugg will use the following moves:
- Avalanche
A physical Ice-type move with 60 Power and 100 Accuracy that will double the damage dealt if the targeted Pokemon has already been damaged in the same turn.
- Crunch
A physical Dark-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of lowering the opposing Pokemon’s Defense stat by one stage.
- Earthquake
A physical Ground-type move with 100 Power and 100 Accuracy that will hit all of the Pokemon on the battlefield and even double the damage if a Pokemon used the move Dig.
- Body Press
A physical Fighting-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy where, instead of the Attack stat, the Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move is used to calculate the damage that will be dealt.
Kingambit is a Dark and Steel-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to Ground-type, Fire-type, and especially Fighting-type moves (super effective), a resistance to Dark-type, Dragon-type, Flying-type, Ghost-type, Grass-type, Ice-type, Normal-type, Rock-type, and Steel-type moves (not very effective), and an immunity to Poison-type and Psychic-type moves (no effect).
Top Champion Geeta’s Kingambit will use the following moves:
- Iron Head
A physical Steel-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 30% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Stone Edge
Aside from dealing damage, a physical Rock-type move with 100 Power and 80 Accuracy is also an attack that has increased the Critical Hit ratio by one stage.
- Zen Headbutt
A physical Psychic-type move with 80 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Kowtow Cleave
A physical Dark-type move with 85 Power and never misses.
Gogoat is a Grass-type Pokemon which means it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Flying-type, Fire-type, Ice type, and Poison-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Electric type, Grass-type, Ground-type, and Water-type moves (not very effective).
Top Champion Geeta’s Gogoat will use the following moves:
- Play Rough
A physical Fairy-type move with 90 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance to lower the Attack stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Zen Headbutt
A physical Psychic-type move with 80 Power and 90 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 20% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch.
- Horn Leech
A physical Grass-type move with 75 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, will recover the Pokemon using the move’s HP by half of the damage dealt.
- Bulk Up
A Fighting-type status move that increases the Attack and Defense stat of the Pokemon using the move by one stage.
Veluza is a Water and Psychic-type Pokemon, which means it has a weakness to the Bug-type, Dark-type, Electric-type, Ghost-type, and Grass-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Fighting-type, Fire-type, Ice-type, Psychic-type, Steel-type and Water-type moves (not very effective).
Top Champion Geeta’s Veluza will use the following moves:
- Aqua Jet
A physical Water-type moves with 40 Power and 100 Accuracy with an increased Speed priority of 1, allowing it to go faster than most moves.
- Liquidation
A physical Water-type move with 85 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, has a 20% chance to lower the Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
- Psycho Cut
A physical Psychic-type move with 70 Power and 100 Accuracy with a 1-stage increased Critical Hit ratio.
- Ice Fang
A physical Ice-type moves with 65 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to flinch or freeze.
Glimmora is a Rock and Poison-type Pokemon, but Champion Geeta will terastallize her Glimmora, which will change it into a pure Rock-type because of its Tera-type so that it will have a weakness to Fighting-type, Grass-type, Ground-type, Steel-type, and Water-type moves (super effective) and resistance to Flying-type, Fire-type, Normal-type, and Poison-type moves (not very effective).
Top Champion Geeta’s Glimmora will use the following moves:
- Tera Blast
A special Normal-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy that, when used when the Pokemon using the move is terastallized, the move’s type will change to the Pokemon’s Tera-Type, and the move will change to a Physical move if the Pokemon using the move’s Attack stat is higher than its Sp. Attack stat.
- Sludge Wave
A special Poison-type move with 95 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of afflicting Poison to the opposing Pokemon.
- Dazzling Gleam
A special Fairy-type move with 80 Power and 100 Accuracy.
- Earth Power
A special Ground-type move with 90 Power and 100 Accuracy that, aside from dealing damage, also has a 10% chance of lowering the Sp. Defense stat of the opposing Pokemon by one stage.
As Champion Geeta’s Pokemon range from Level 61 to 62, it is recommended that the player use Pokemon that are Level 63 and above to beat Champion Geeta and her Pokemon a little bit easier.
The player should also watch out for Champion Geeta’s Kingambit as it has an Ability called Supreme Overlord which boosts the Pokemon’s Attack and Sp. Attack stat by 10% for each fainted Pokemon in its party. Again, Kingambit is weak against Ground, Fire, and especially Fighting-type moves. So, it is recommended to defeat Champion Geeta’s Kingambit as quickly as possible.s.
Pokemon League Tips
As the Elite Four and Top Champion Geeta’s Pokemon range from Level 57 to 62, it is recommended that the player’s Pokemon are Level 63 and above to beat them all with ease.
Even though the player will not be able to leave between battles against the Elite Four, they can still heal their Pokemon using items after every battle.
Against the Elite Four, it is recommended that the player has Pokemon with Fairy-type, Fire-type, Ice-type, Rock-type, and Water-type moves as Ice-type and Water-type moves are super effective against Rika’s Pokemon, Fire-type moves are super effective against Poppy’s Pokemon, Ice-type, and Rock-type moves are super effective against Larry’s Pokemon, and Fairy and Ice Pokemon are super effective against Hassel’s Pokemon.
Again, after defeating the Elite Four, Rika will heal all of the player’s Pokemon, which includes replenishing all of the Pokemon’s PP so the player will be completely ready against Top Champion Geeta.
Against Top Champion Geeta, it is recommended that the player has Pokemon with Bug-type and Fighting-type moves, as these Bug-type moves are super effective against Espathra, Gogoat, and Veluza. In contrast, Fighting-type moves are super effective against Avalugg, Kingambit, and Glimmora.
After defeating the Elite Four and Champion Geeta, the player has now beaten the Pokemon League, become the Champion in the Paldea region, and is the very best like no one ever was!
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