The BEST Pokemon to BEAT 6 Star Tera Raids - Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

[@Osirus]

Whats your best Raid beating pokemon?

[@crisstinsley2988]

Iron Hands, Azumarill, Sylveon, Kingambit, Gholdengo and Garchomp

[@Osirus]

@@crisstinsley2988 iron hands is still the 🐐

[@DwayneTheChosen]

AZUMARILL AND IRON HANDS!!! And you’re the best man you really help me out!!!

[@sgwyoshi]

I have the meta mons (azumarill, iron hands) but also enjoy playing my umbreon as support :)

[@caffeiinated]

imo azumaril and iron hand is overrated.. to use it on all raid or vs tera type is less wise. its better to have multiple perfect ivs pokemon so we can calculate the pokemon skill sets , terra type and ability and then choose the best pokemon that fit the role. but back to the point , my fav is gholdengo because of its good as gold ability , pretty tanky and massive burst damages.

[@ooberallen]

i wish i lived in magical christmas land where raid pokemon don't clear your stat changes/clear their stat changes.

[@ProjectSunlokiYT]

Right they must not do that on any youtubers raids. Because after 3 screech they clear them off themselves. Then shield up and I can't put any more on. Lol

[@ser-ahi]

That's because your allies are doing enough damage, in 5 Star raids this doesn’t work and you should do a couple bulk ups and maybe 1 or 2 screeches. This works here because he's doing no damage and his allies don’t do enough, so considering the first thing a raid boss do is to nulify their stat changes, you start with 3 bulk ups, it removes its stat changes, then you screech, your allies are doing no damage so it don't remove your stat changes or puts the shield, and that’s how you avoid getting nulified

[@nathangray9719]

Same did this build and failed died 3 times and get nullified every time

[@luna_wolfhd9094]

Sounds like a skill issue

[@ChacaPleto]

This worked great for me in single player, you have to search for the black raid in the map. You can reset the spawn changing the time of the switch

[@theunofficialfpsbalancetea5915]

Quick tip: If you use rage fist against a normal type you can quickly get your rage fist requirements done.

[@matthewlugo2417]

But u cant hit normal types with that move

[@theunofficialfpsbalancetea5915]

@@matthewlugo2417 exactly. It won’t do any damage, but it still counts and being used. So you can just sit there and use rage fist 10 times. Go to a Pokémon center, then come back and use it another ten times, and your done. It’s much quicker then rage fisting 20 different Pokémon

[@matthewlugo2417]

@The unofficial FPS balance team oh i thought u meant in tera raids i was like how is that supposed to help

[@yayeeters4919]

Plus you want to reduce the amount of times you can get caught f1st1ng animals

[@JamesRobinson_1994]

@@yayeeters4919 Nice one

[@ProjectSunlokiYT]

I love how after 3 screech the pokemon remove all negative stats from themselves. Then put up shield and prevent you from using screech again.

[@mobious01]

Shield only goes up if you died and got less that 50% on the timer otherwise the screech should be there

[@Zekken_The_Lodestar]

@@mobious01 shield often comes up around the 85% mark for me

[@M1551NGN0]

​@@mobious01shield is related to amount of health remaining

[@MD-vs9ff]

Instead of having step to clear the EVs, you should just EV it first. There's no reason to evolve it first, you just make more trouble for yourself.

[@jaredmichaud1160]

That's what I did.

[@Bambus11]

Hey Osirus! I'm so glad this video popped up on my main screen. I just tried your method, could only hypertrain HP Att and Def but it is working splendidly nonetheless. I no longer have to struggle with raids. Thank you for the good work, you've helped me a lot!

[@sgwyoshi]

Not mentioned in the video, so FYI to others. When doing rage fist you need to make sure not to defeat any Pokémon. This would grant you EVs and the ev training portion of the guide won’t go smoothly (you’ll need to use items to clear evs before applying the protein,zinc,etc)

[@Terreos]

Or. . .OR do the EV training first.

[@djaysyn777]

Did my evs while raging much quicker

[@simonecipolla7668]

How to clean ev on a wild?

[@djaysyn777]

@@simonecipolla7668 feed it berries. Also wild pokemon have 0 in all evs to start with.

[@mobious01]

Why not just ev train……. Lmao

[@jacobclark8358]

SIDE NOTE: if you don’t want to spend the money for HP UP and PROTEIN then you can farm chanseys for exp. Make sure you buy power band and hp band so they lvl those stats as you farm the chanseys

[@WinoaKaronhiatens]

sandwiches would help you easily target your EVs as a whole. Chansey isn't as great as XL exp candies btw. You could use it for HP EVs and It's good before endgame but regardless that you can level to 100 off Chanseys it starts to slow down around 50 so it's honestly better grinding 6 star raids when you get them. You'll pretty much always gain a few levels when using them and you get several candies on a single 6 star raid which the raids are quick to do anyway. You might as well give up Chanseys after you got the HP EVs maxed from it.

[@Slayer8957]

@@WinoaKaronhiatens The hidden cave in area zero that spawns roaring moon/iron valiant will also mass spawn lvl 55 chanseys after eating a lvl 2 normal sandwich before going into area zero. Makes experience grinding much easier than the Chansey spawn in front of the Fairy Star base.

[@justinfuentesallende9803]

And also make sure they don’t have clear smog

[@therealshavenyak]

@@WinoaKaronhiatensIf you’ve got 6 mons in your party, you’re getting a total of 12k or more xp from each chansey, and Hp ev as well. This might be faster than raiding for xp candy and selling the other rewards to buy vitamins. It’s also a good chance to run across some cool shinies… just got a scream tail tonight while doing this.

[@AA-fu1ni]

I used to EV train manually until I found out how to actually make money in this game. This KZbin from the channel we're on has a great guide on how to do it. EV training was the most annoying part about making competitive mons before I learned this so just spreading the message haha

[@GamingStar1995]

For Solo: Research what pokemon you're gonna fight against and the possible moves it can learn. (do some recon by starting the raid to see what moves it will use) Check these stats Atk SpAtk Def SpDef See which stat it favors more than the other. Counter their high attack/sp.attack with a high def/sp.def pokemon make sure that pokemon with the defensive counter is also one that has a decent amount of attack/sp.atk that can do more damage to whatever defense the bosses lack. For instance. Blissey has poor def. but has OP sp.def and HP(hp doesnt matter much) Blissey has more base sp.atk, than atk. So. You will want a pokemon that can counter a normal type(while avoiding the dangerous potential coverage moves it can posess against your type), has a high attack stat to demolish it's poor def stat, and tanky enough to withstand physical attacks and or sp.atks. (you can do the same den over and over if you lose. the moves dont change per attempt i believe.) Now you can choose from a wide array of pokemon that has those stats and a tera that can easily pop it's shield. Even after all of that, you still want more attack? This might tighten your criteria but search for a wide variety of moves that can decrease a bosses stats and or increase your pokemon's stats so you have a much easier time. Setting up buffs are dope, but if you're already attacking the boss, the stats will decrease as you go. Even if the boss wipes the stats, it wont be a waste of the timer setting up with absolutely 0 damage from your pokemon. (and the NPC's seldom do most of the work) Self healing moves like ingrain/leech seed/recovery/drain punch/draining kiss (with big root) helps a lot with survivability. I've personally got lucky with setting up on a raid boss before it wipes the stats due to the npc's doing too much dmg and the boss using some weird status effect on me. I've ran so many calm minds and bulk ups, i've honestly wasted more time setting up than just straight up attacking. My NPC threw Tar shot on the boss and i missed my opportunity to use Heat Crash(with Lagging Tail) to deal a shit ton of damage off rip. Got my stats wiped, and got most of my tera orb sucked off before digging into the shield b4 time ran out.

[@caffeiinated]

thats what im doing , playing it solo makes me want to find a way to win instead of depend on other people. i dont really research what their moves is because i already know the basic of the pokemon and typing. i have several type of choice or same pokemon but different build so when i got normal raid but the terra pokemon is a grass type . im using anniliape with vital spirit ability to counter that spore. also gotta have both pokemon who specialize in sp attack and physical attack so knowing the pokemon sp def is higher than def . ill use physical attackers.

[@connordenns]

I’m not doing homework for a video game bruh

[@GamingStar1995]

@@connordenns Then don't. Play it your way. Not sure why you needed to tell me that.

[@connordenns]

@@GamingStar1995 lmaooo

[@LockPick-g2b]

That’s long

[@GOOFY_GOOBAAA]

So many people complain about not being able to do 3 screeches and whatever in time but that’s because yall aren’t pressing the buttons in time because it works for me all the time

[@wouldyouliketoseemymask2767]

for anyone who is still playing the game this set is kinda of outdated. Raids apparently got massively patched with taunts and encores neither working inside raids. Use this set against ghost raids (if the pokemon doesn't match this tera) and normal-fighting originally pokemons that doesn't match their teras either. Since shields come out earlier balance between bulk ups and screechs the max you can. Once you feel like the shield is gonna come up, stop and go for the rage fist. Once your buffs are whiped just keep attacking with rage fist for the tera and sturdy as much as you can for the damage countdown until you faint. Once back, use tera ghost and rage fist and you are pretty much done. It is possible to use this set other in raids but it may take too long as you might want to get the max output for rage fist before you go for tera, just don't mind buffing if that's the case

[@AnglerBirb]

Best Build for Annihilape lvl 100 Tera Type: Ghost Held Item: Shell Bell -2 HP UP -26 Protean -26 Iron Adamant Mint if you don't have an Adamant nature Ability- Defiant Moveset -Rage Fist -Screech -Bulk Up -Drain Punch

[@drdrillvga]

In theory this should work, I've tried vital spirit and defiant builds both get rekt due to screech missing or the mon clearing status effects against itself, but poketubers are making this sound like it can one shot anything apart from normal, it's a good mon and can work well on some mons but the strats way overhyped

[@vampirepunk24]

I agree while heartedly, it's way to overhyped and I myself have not been able to get this strat to work at all on any of my 6 star raids. I prefer flutterane or iron hands better.

[@kanzaki2672]

Indeed, the one-shot is definitely exaggerated, but Annihilape is a solid mon to use especially for Ghost Tera raid where Iron Hands can't hit shit.

[@23LOLZlolz]

Agree. It's a good strategy but it has its flaws. I find it impossible to clear raids where the boss uses Taunt for instance

[@mobious01]

Screech is useless tbh as once the shield goes up you cant use the move, bulk up and focus energy are better, specially focus as that never gets cleared and you increase your crit chance by a lot

[@andrew8168]

The shield goes up before half when I try it?

[@DiogoSantos-fq8oy]

Yeah... a 6* Corviknight Dragon Tera with Mirror Armor that spams Hone Claws on itself was probably not the best choice to test this 🤕 I still managed to solo him with Annihilape, but I had to switch Screech with Taunt, and I basically had to make every turn count. His Drill Peck is super effective, a lot of times it crits.... and if I ever risked not using Taunt every 3 turns, he would get a successful Hone Claws in and destroy me. What a pain!

[@savingstumps]

that new electric bird isn't so hot to fight against either.

[@8989william]

This guy messed me up all day yesterday with my iron hands. Two hits down to 30% but then screen comes up and he one shots with drill peck. I finally gave up.

[@DwayneTheChosen]

This Man is Honestly Underrated HES THE 🐐!!!!!

[@JonahLeonheart]

he said pretty much what other 5-6 youtubers already made a video about 1-2 weeks ago

[@Shadowhex-i6d]

To evolve to anniihilape just use rage fist on normal types to make it easier so you can spam the a button

[@arandompokemonchannel1087]

Definitely using this for the cinderace raid

[@King_Carter9076]

Thank you so much I had trouble finding six-star raids after watching this video I defeated so quickly thank you

[@platinumrichard9082]

I've had good success with Taunt over Screech. Even when solo, the raid pokes clear their drops way quicker than yours

[@Mat25091]

I just can't pull this off at all. Today's 6 star was a Rock type talon flame, and yesterday's a Fighting type Anihilape, and I just die before getting the Bulk Ups off, let alone having enough time for the Screeching. Bad luck with them both having something super effective against me.

[@DarkEclipse23]

The key is remembering those types have different weaknesses. Like ground for the rock talonflame or fairy/Flying for the fighting annihilape.

[@DarkEclipse23]

The only tera pokemon with ONE weakness are electric types with ground for the most part. The other annoying ones are galarian slowking’s as their eerie spell move they spam is psychic type

[@DarkAnimeRobin]

Thanks for sharing such helpful information. Still, I have to ask, can the rage fist power only be used once after building up? For an example, assuming after taking 3 hits instead of 6 by the 6 stars tera pokemon, and we use the rage fist, does that mean its power go down, and we need to be hit again to rebuild or recharge its power?

[@devintheone7534]

Rage fist power boost remains even after use and or pokemon faints. The boost is permanent till battle ends. It has been tested that even when revived from fainting the boost stays so fire at will.

[@DarkAnimeRobin]

@@devintheone7534 I see, thanks

[@pheonixeternal8981]

Why am I always stuck at 358 attack when I hyper trained my annihilape and gave it the proteins I don’t understand and the adamant mint

[@MrMickeyyy89]

I went for a punching glove and. Defiant on mine, for those battles where the team mates are doing to much damage and the shield goes up I can switch to draining punch and still get the stat boosts from defiant as well as health recovery from drain punch which gets boosted by the punching glove as well as not making contact with the raid pokemon incase it has any abilities that'll give me status conditions upon contact :) and tera fighting for the additional stab boost if the shield goes up, havent had Annihilape die in a single raid yet

[@MrAnthem123]

Annihilape is a monster. Everytime I have to fight one in a Tera Raid battle, it demolishes me. I don't think I've beaten one in a Tera Raid battle yet.

[@MrMickeyyy89]

That'll be bad team mates not setting up first and bringing its shield up to quickly 😆 also don't bring anything with a duel ghost typing, it'll 1 shot you every time, you want something with high base defence, that can rase its attack stat with evs in hp and attack, team mates that use or something that'll keep healing up and reflect while you're boosting your attack with swords dance or belly drum and a move that can hit it super effectively for max damage, it'll go down in 1 hit without bringing its shield up :) sadly this is almost impossible with randoms ... people join raids they arent ready to take on yet in the hope to be carried and catch an insanely powerful mon for their teams

[@michaeljames-deramo3689]

Annihilape is acknowledged as one of the more difficult raids out there. Fortunately there is a pokemon you can train up that absolutely annihilates Annihilape (save for Ghost tera type Annihilapes which are immune to the key attacking move). Torkoal, Shell Bell, Fighting Tera Type, Shell Armor ability (hidden ability, prevents crits) Moves: * Iron Defense * Body Press * Clear Smog * optional (Will-O-Wisp, Lava Plume, or Inferno to burn Annihilape) Nature: Bold (+Def, -Atk) EVs: 252 HP, 252 Def, 4 Sp.Atk You would only use the 4th move slot to help your allies. Lava Plume (30% chance to burn) and Inferno (50% chance to burn) have the advantage of being able to burn Annihilape while the shield is up. Clear Smog is used if it bulks up and you want to clear its Defense buffs. Also if you've got allies and the Attack buffs hurt them too much. Otherwise, you literally only need to Iron Defense (your ability prevents Annihilape from critical hitting you so your massive defenses completely stonewalls Annihilape) and then Body Press (which will use your Defense stat for calculating damage instead of your Attack stat). Shell Bell will allow you to heal once you start attacking. Incredibly reliable Annihilape strategy. (Except, again, for Ghost type Annihilapes who are immune to Body Press.)

[@AkshayBarge1]

I have 2 more mons in mind which are not talked much about Skeledgirge with unaware..especially for that gardevoir considering how quickly she can buff up her stats And tera ground garchomp with choice item for electric tera raids..just spam earthquake lol What do you think about it ?

[@caffeiinated]

i think it is depends on the terra pokemon, because they dont really use their terra type moves. electric terra type but if the pokemon specialize in ice then it be bad match for garchomp who is weak to ice either ground tera or dragon tera.

[@fastmaker9091]

Yea I agree

[@adrenochromejoe7448]

Here are the Mons who actually work in practice ... Iron Hands, Azumarill & Ceruledge. LV 100, EV-trained with AV or Choice Band. Still need a good Mon for FAIRY-Teras (Iron Treads is not bulky enough and it doesnt do enough damage).

[@Sisky-u5f]

@@adrenochromejoe7448 def not choice band as your locked in to whatever move you use first. And Gholdengo with recover, steel beam, and nasty plot. I one shot just about every fairy thats not especially specially defensive.

[@adrenochromejoe7448]

@@Sisky-u5f - You know what also pretty good Toxtricity ... 2 weaknesses, good offensive and defensive typing, ... Takes care of FAIRYs, WATER, FLYING & GRASS. Mine is Choice Specs. - Kingambit & Grimmsnarl are pretty good too.

[@scarletrain9215]

Amazing! Didn't lose any raid 6 since I use this build

[@MissTrevelyan]

Hoooow I still can't beat them. They either reset everything or I die. Or it's not a one hit and I can't break the shield...

[@MarCo-vy9gt]

@@MissTrevelyansame

[@Mr.Grantosis]

This is an absolute great video. Only recommend I would make to save time and money is buy the brace that increases attack. Get your primape to level 35 and kill Pokémon that increase attack evs. This way you can buy less attack vitamins. And you have to use the move 20 times anyway. Might as well get evs for it. Save your money and time!! Annialape is one of my favourite Pokémon this gen. Will definitely make a shiny and use it for raids!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@NapaRunner]

Thanks for the video. Question. You said you got rid of your EVs. How did you re set them?

[@majincip132]

Nice! You should do more pokemon builds ..really . Thank you for this info

[@johnwalker3629]

Great video Lee

[@michaellinke6448]

Drain punch was on the second level of the tower for me, not the top, in case anyone else is having trouble locating theirs.

[@eyaya123]

Whats the held item???

[@PokeKeeperBR]

Thank you so much for the tips!

[@ElementalPower7890]

Took down a blissed with this strategy thanks!

[@remrens9624]

6 turns is a lot. High chance that the opposing pokemon will erase all buffs/debuffs before that.

[@jordan8292]

Plus the chances of them even attacking you 6 times in a row is low

[@AkshayBarge1]

@@jordan8292 you can lower that .. Have a partner with umbreon or sylveon running screech , fake tears ? So 3 turns screech and bulk up at same time should do it

[@MD-vs9ff]

@@AkshayBarge1 That gives you even less turns to get hit, making Rage First weaker. If your buffs get erased, just redo them. More turns is more chances to get hit, more power on Rage Fist.

[@taylorsue1267]

what's the held item

[@gamer_dad_pmi7845]

worked nicely for me, cheers!

[@TheAnigma19]

Ty for the video Definitely helped alot

[@marielbacancel3877]

Thank you so much! My anhiliape can't go up that much HP but I managed to destroy a teralized Glimmora by myself!

[@samon_kurowassan]

This is much better advice than the Belly Drum Iron Hands

[@dreadGodshand]

I followed your instructions step by step. But my stats look nothing like yours. Why? My type is: fighting, ghost. Tara type: grass HP - 384 Attack - 328 Defense - 223 Speed - 226 Sp. Defense - 243 Sp. Attack - 127 Why are my stats so different? What am I missing? Also, it didn't let me use any up the HP up, etc. After I used the adamant mint, it kept saying those vitamins won't have any effects on him. So I couldn't use any HP up, etc.

[@DarkEclipse23]

Are they max iv’d? A stat gains an extra 0-31 points based on their IV. Nature’s boost and impair one specific stat.

[@dreadGodshand]

@@DarkEclipse23 not sure. That was a year ago. But I finally got mewtoo. Lol :)

[@Filbertfriend]

Aren't there a few evs wasted when you use the move 20 times and ko pokemon? So you would have to reset the evs before using the vitamins. Or I guess you can just make sure the mons you ko give you attack or hp evs.

[@Zulval0r]

Tried it 5 times and can't win the pokemon just removes all effects on turn 5

[@ricardopartida6700]

What he doesnt tell you is that you have to use rage fist 20 times without going to the pokemon center

[@MyPeopleNeedMe]

Hey can u do a video on the move Stored Power, if set up right u can hit for over 800 power

[@_rios_24]

That did the job for me! Thanks.

[@MPlaysX]

I can’t find a mankey with defiant nature. I guess I gotta hope for rng ability patch on 5 star Tera raids

[@TheCoderDakota]

"With a blank slate on EVs" proceeds to continue on without explaining how to reset them.

[@cosygoose1813]

Exactly

[@TheCoderDakota]

@@cosygoose1813 ugh. Don't remember how I did this or IF I did. Our graphs looked close enough in the end fwiw

[@cosygoose1813]

@@TheCoderDakota Use berries. Turn it into friendship.

[@devantemungin7060]

Can you use this method against a six-star Annihilape tera raid, or will it not work, and it'll keep crit-hitting you and ko you until you're blown out the den?

[@iamkakashi20]

im useing this same build but just with the ability defiant. it will help with you with almost all 6 star raids but not all. that rage fist is a big help. even if its not super effective and its just effecttive it gets the job done. i was was stuck in a 6 star raid for a long time. then used annihilape. just had it use shell bell and used bulk up 2 to 3 times. then spam rage fist. even tho it was not super effective it still did lot of damage. then when i teraform to ghost it did big damage even tho the move was just effective,,

[@benhulse4443]

What Held Item are you useing???

[@vaulted4239]

I have a question: if I did hyper training twice, would that max out the stats and would it break the build, also, if the pokemon does the nullify stat changes, will the power in rage fist go down again?

[@wxldy6754]

does the raid pokemon's stat resetting ability not make this pretty risky? I'd be raging after fully setting up just to have my stats wiped 😂 great coverage regardless, I'll give it a go!

[@Osirus]

I think There is always a chance of this happening and something I do worry about, but I’m pretty sure the Pokemon will only negate status drops after taking a set amount of damage prior to the shield going up so I always think if they haven’t taken so much damage then it should be ok 😅 it’s not ideal but totally agree with what you are saying!! Really appreciate the support

[@AkshayBarge1]

@@Osirus All gold raid mons have some sort of booting moves eg belly drum hands and azu , steely spirit perserrker , nasty plot gholdengo .. In all of these cases, the buffs do get reset...nothing much we can do against that

[@MarkWhiteartist]

This was my main concern too

[@brucethrillus9497]

Against Powder Puff Pokémon like Dachbun this is great, vs Pseudo Legends like Salamence…R.I.P. Anniliape.

[@hxp3r8063]

It won’t let me use the HP up and the protein on annihilape

[@k_shadow341]

I did the bottle cap training and it did not affect the Pokémon stats at all

[@TheShamcow]

Didn't work against a Moxie Counter Krookodile. Stats kept getting reset around 70% HP and he kept spamming counter so no rage fist...

[@andrewmolk8557]

by doing the rage fist before vitamins you messed up its EV values.

[@Brevoom]

"It nullified the stat changes and abilities of your pokemon" .My nightmares be like

[@bentilbrook7215]

I have been struggling with a ghost Tera ceruledge 5 star raid. I just watched this video, gave it the ol 3 x bulk up, 1 x screech and rage fist OHKOed, 5 star definitely doesn’t need 3 screeches

[@merlealthafer]

Would you please make a video on how to beat 6* annihilate raids. Nothing I can think of works.

[@samuell2832]

Question... Why do you use 26 of the vitamins when the max EVs is 252?.. Wouldn't it be better to use 25 vitamins (25x10) making it 250 and then using 2 feathers (*1) to make it 252 .. ?

[@momr5768]

since 252 is the max ev you can go up to, using 26 caps it off at 252 anyway, most poketubers just don't tend to use feathers tbh.

[@jennyboi4591]

it wont let me use the hp ups and protein

[@kevinmcgiveney5128]

How did Daschbun get burned? Its ability makes it immune to fire attacks.

[@sulaimanalk1655]

After the third turn does it nullifies your effect?

[@iBallVickers]

I’m new to this, does doing the hyper training from that npc automatically level it up to 100? Or do I need to use hella exp items?

[@Osirus]

Hyper Training just maxes out each specific IV stat. It does not affect the Pokemon's level.

[@Chaos_Feyre]

Me and my friend each had annihilape set up this way. Went into a 6 star raid against armarouge together and got slaughtered......it knew physic

[@davidGIjoe89]

Does it need to be level 100 before I do any of these things?

[@mundaney]

Wouldn’t you have to remove EVs from the rage fists you did?

[@kankanquentinclips]

Tried this against a defiant Kingambit (5 Star) he was a bloody nightmare

[@raskitampati3558]

Am waiting for this , i will try this

[@Osirus]

It’s a lot of fun in 6 star raids, hope you have fun with it :)

[@raskitampati3558]

I hope so 🤗🤗

[@lalovaladez2238]

So do you not use berry’s to reduce ivs? Just level up to 100, hyper train and just vitamins and mints??? I’ve been using berrys and there kinda hard to come by your feed back would be much Appreciated thank you!!

[@JacobHayes98]

U only have to reduce iv on pokemon you use in battle. Fresh caught pokemon ivs are at 0. Each time you knockout a pokemon their respective Ev stat will be increased to your pokemon.

[@hexen93]

@@JacobHayes98 I believe we're referring to EVs here. IVs are determined when the pokemon is first spawned and can't be changed without bottle caps. EVs are the values you can either use feathers and items (protein etc) to train up. As for the berries comment, when you first catch the pokemon (as Jacob explained) your EVs will all be 0. It's only if you've accidentally fought with the pokemon before (regular battles, Let's Go battles don't grant EVs) then you want to clear your EVs with the berries so that you can avoid EVs in stats you don't want them in.

[@AstroPC96]

Can you make a video on how to beat Corviknight 6 star? It's insanely difficult even more than the 7 Star Charizard raid!

[@trappedcosmos]

Agreed that and anihilape 6 star are very hard

[@donnabarone4747]

I tried it on Gyarados but it does not work as he kills me off using hurricane before I am able to use the rage fist. He is not one to use here.

[@Blurredfury22]

One thing I can’t figure out, is how can you tell what level the raids are on the map? How can I find my higher level raids

[@vaulted4239]

Higher level raids on the map usually have this weird aura looking effect that a normal Tera raid does not have, although 5 star Tera raids do not always have that effect. I think 6 star ones do though

[@TheDesiredShadow]

Yea we need to stop with these " OHKO " to beat all raids. This Mon in question is good depending on the Raid mon your fighting. For EX i had a water tera Esypeon yesterday that 1 or 2 shot me using the rage fist build. Instead of making end all be all videos , make videos on how to go about a tera raid whats the tera type? Who is the raid mon ? what could i use to cover myself in a solo try? Should this be a solo or is it better to Host and ask for 3 pokemon who can help? Im also Not saying that rage fist is bad ( i 1 shot alot of raids that annihilape can actually do )

[@AZPRIMEMINISTER]

What did u end up using?

[@chasemathes931]

Do you have to have a friend host to be able to get herba mysticas?

[@jadentran9895]

what is the best pokemon for annihilape tera raid? I can't beat it solo

[@matthoward3301]

So I am bit new but when it comes to building raid mons is their a website or something to get an idea on what works or not?

[@Osirus]

Hey, I’m not aware of any websites with builds but we have a bunch of guides here on the channel that will hopefully help, this one is a good place to start things off The ULTIMATE TERA RAID Guide for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6bPYWtqfdhmeNk But just shoot me a question if you need help with anything :)

[@smith2james]

Came across a pokemon in the raid that uses taunt it stops the bulk up and the screech process

[@NoxyAyNon]

Great video just gone out to get myself a shiny Manley to try this strat

[@KrowTheSavage]

What raids is annihilape good for?

[@totallynvshorts3359]

guys im kinda stupid but i used my bottle caps but when i tried to use my protein and other stuff it didnt let me use all of it. is it because annihalape isnt max lvl?

[@vexmyth0clast]

He didn’t even credit RageGaming for the strategy at all lmao. Pretty much just copied the entire video. I appreciate the content I do and I understand using a video to provide information and strategies to your own audience but damn the least you could do is credit who even came up with this strategy a day ago.

[@MD-vs9ff]

Maybe it wasn't copied? I know I came up with this exact set on my own before I ever saw it on KZbin, and there's no way anyone copied it from me. Could just be independent creation.

[@Osirus]

Rage Gaming took the idea from the channel Dad Plays Stuff who put this up like two weeks ago also 101Leafy literally dropped this a day before Rage gaming as well, so Im not going to credit them for an idea they took from someone else....

[@ChickenWing575]

@@Osirus for me, its more your intro saying you came up with x y z strat. No, you didnt. This is you explaining the strat and the piecies to make it work in your own format, which is fine. Even admitting, "you may have seen this strat floating around recently" and then segwaying into the video is much better then "i thought of this". Also please for the love of god be one of the channels that highlights pros and cons instead of just, this is good look i did this raid of a dauschbun that didnt reset stat changes once over like eight turns.

[@Osirus]

@@ChickenWing575 yeah but I never say I thought of this I said I have just come across this strat I’m not taking any credit for this, I actually always try to credit sources when I know the original source but for this strat there’s so many places where it popped up. I think from other comments I would always argue the point to say just because a big channel like rage gaming covered it before me doesn’t mean I have to credit them I mean they are a prime example of taking ideas and never crediting where it’s due. Rant over but overall I appreciate this feedback I’m always looking to provide the best content so this sort of thing is great but believe me I will never say something is mine if I didn’t conceive the initial idea in the first place. The ideas for pros and cons is something that would be useful for these guides in particular it’s just sometimes difficult to keep the videos length down to a good size. Thanks for this though like I say much appreciated 👍

[@ChickenWing575]

@@Osirus i apperciate the honesty. Sorry for being a bit.. harsh. I would definately apperciate my last bit there though. Pros and cons of a mon, etc. Its easy to be the this pokemon can 1 shot raids clickbait and forget. Quite another to take 45 seconds at the end to go over pros and cons. As someone who wants to keep sinking hours into the game i want to keep coming to your content.

[@WV_Smoke]

You mentioned you cleared it's EV's, how would I do this since I've used mine alot? Please and thank you.

[@Osirus]

You need to use the EV reducing berries, I made a video about how to get them easily. Let me know if it helps!

[@tmangoodguy9921]

3 screeches is not necessary.. Just 1 will work SOMETIMES 2 is needed, after your own buffs .. its a -2 stat drop

[@trentstringer5144]

Doing them in a group is unplayable. At half time or even turn 2 you can get blown out without any warning. It's ridiculously buggy

[@daniellesantos7693]

Bro i have a question please reply. Can i still iv and ev train the mons that i use in the play through? Or i need new one that not been use in battle so the EV didn't mess up ? Thank you and Godbless

[@loopseeker]

you can reset EV's with specific berries. if its a pokemon from your play through you likely have a lot of EV's to undo, so it would take a lot of resources to get it to where it should be, assuming IV's and nature are also not ideal. but yes you can do that with the same one from your playthrough

[@MD-vs9ff]

If you've used it the entire playthrough, it's probably maxed its EVs in random stats. There's no siple way to grind the EV resetting berries, so it's easier to just start fresh. That's why it's dumb that this guy put evolving Annihilape before EV training. You should do them the other way around so your EVs don't get messed up.

[@ProfOaksBurner]

Thank you for the info lee

[@Osirus]

thanks for the comment and support mate

[@warlockwarlord169]

Awesome Guide 👍

[@Osirus]

Thanks 😁

[@Loschel...]

Thx, worked very good

[@BaileeFitz]

um i made my primpape up to 100 lvl and then i did 20 rage fist what do i do?

[@SkyxPrince]

Worst part is when the shield goes up and drain punch is healing less than the damage the raid Pokemon is dishing out. 😭 I looked so stupid fighting a lot of the raids with that and caused a lot of losses in raids.

[@rilvayn2577]

Yeah I would really only suggest doing this in solos where Ghost and/or Fighting is effective or better. I did a handful of 5s and some 6s and I failed multiple 5s even because if you get hit with a taunt the whole Strat is dead. And as others mention a stat reset.

[@nuvixgaming]

Does the bulk up and rage fist reset if you get KO’ed?

[@Osirus]

Yeah all boosts will be lost if ko’d

[@CatherineReardon]

Well, I don’t know if you’ll read this or not but if you do, thank you very much and I got an ability patch two in the six star raid solo it with an annihilape! from your guidance again thank you very much🎉

[@thomasmichael303]

How do you get screech for Mankey???

[@goblin6914]

Can anyone explain to me how Screech works? I've been trying to use it but can only use it once, after that it will fail. I've tried to find information regarding why the move fails after one use online but cannot find anything, any help would be appreciated.

[@ardunodragner1943]

You can check during the raid battle the stats of the raid pokemon and your team, does it really only have -2 and it cannot have more than 2 red bars?

[@WeirdoG8135]

What is drain punch for then

[@bobbywood5488]

What do you mean a blank slat on the EVs

[@justinfuentesallende9803]

What if you run into a fighting Tera type raid