Pokemon Scarlet and Violet has plenty of Post Game Content that players can explore after beating the Main Story! Read on to learn more about what these are and what you can do after beating the game!

Best Order to Complete the Post Game

Depends on Your Focus

Competitive Battling	Focus on unlocking 6-Star Tera Raids
Shiny Hunting	Focus on unlocking 6-Star Tera Raids
Pokedex Completion	Paradox Pokemon and Four Treasures of Ruin

Players are faced with a variety of choices after the completion of the game, and it can be difficult to decide what to approach first. The answer depends on what you are looking to focus on most as a long-term player.

For those who want to try competitive battling and start training their Pokemon as fast as possible, you'll want to finish the Gym Leader Rematches and the Academy Ace Tournament, which will unlock the 6-Star Raids. This will open up your access to Ability Patches, as well as EXP Candy XL and Tera Shards needed to build Pokemon up for competitive play.

Shiny hunters will want to head for the 6-Star Raids as well, as these grant access to Herba Mystica, the ingredient needed to make the Shiny Sandwiches to maximize your shiny spawns. Note that Pokedex Completion is also important when aiming for the Shiny Charm, though not essential.

Those who are mostly interested in completing the Pokedex can safely skip the Raids at the start, and can instead focus on catching all the Paradox Pokemon, Four Treasures of Ruin, and farming Gimmighoul Coins to get Gholdengo.

Post Game Guide: What To Do After the Story

All Post-Game Unlocked Features	Important for...
Koraidon and Miraidon Battle Form	Competitive/Shinies
Judge Function (IV Checker)	Competitive
Master Ball	Pokedex
Gym Leader Rematches	Competitive/Shinies
Academy Ace Tournament	Competitive/Shinies
6-Star Tera Raid Battles	Competitive/Shinies
Paradox Pokemon	Competitive/Pokedex
Second Koraidon/Miraidon	Pokedex
Four Treasures of Ruin*	Competitive/Pokedex
Gimmighoul Coins*	Competitive/Pokedex
Shiny Charm*	Shinies
Team Star Rematches	Nothing
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Epilogue	TBA

*These are available to complete before completing the game, but are best completed as part of the post-game.

Koraidon and Miraidon Battle Form Unlocked

Selecting Koraidon or Miraidon from the menu will allow you to add it to your party if there is a vacant slot. This will let you freely use Koraidon or Miraidon in battle.

You can change Koraidon or Miraidon back and forth between Battle Form and Ride Form this way.

Check IVs with the Judge Function

After clearing the game, talking to the receptionist at any Pokemon Center will unlock the Judge Function.

The Judge Function will let you see your Pokemon's Individual Values or IVs, which can be done by pressing the + button while in your Box.

How to Check IVs

Get the Master Ball

After completing the Main Story of the game, Director Clavell will ask you to meet in his office. In there, you'll be able to get the Master Ball.

In the same scene, you'll be prompted by Nemona and Geeta to rematch with Gym Leaders, which we'll cover next.

Gym Leader Rematches

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★★★ Required to unlock 6-star Raids
Shiny Hunting	★★★★★ Required to unlock 6-star Raids
Pokedex Completion	★

Gym Leaders will be available to battle again after clearing the game. Beating all the Gym Leaders in these rematches will allow you to participate in the Academy Ace Tournament.

Gym Leader Rematches: All Rematch Teams Guide

Win the Academy Ace Tournament

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★★★ Required to unlock 6-star Raids, also great for money farming
Shiny Hunting	★★★★★ Required to unlock 6-star Raids
Pokedex Completion	★

After beating all the Gym Leaders again in their rematches, you will be able to participate in the Academy Ace Tournament. Here, you will be able to battle your school's faculty and students at full strength!

Academy Ace Tournament Guide

6-Star Tera Raid Battles

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★★★ Ability Patches, EXP Candy, and Tera Shards are a necessity
Shiny Hunting	★★★★★ Provides the Herba Mystica for Shiny Sandwiches
Pokedex Completion	★

After beating the Academy Ace Tournament and completing 8-10 4-Star or higher Tera Raids offline or online from another hosting player, you will be able to challenge 6-Star Tera Raids.

These Tera Raids drop rare items such as Ability Patches, as well as Herba Mystica to create Shiny Sandwiches, improving your Shiny Hunting odds.

All 6-Star Raid Pokemon and Rewards

Join Time Limited Tera Raid Events

Other than searching for Overworld Tera Raids, special Tera Raid events are also hosted in game! Recently, it was announced that a Tyranitar and Salamence Tera Raid Event will commence on December 8!

Tera Raids like these are also your chance to get some rare Pokemon that are aren't available in the overworld. The previous Tera Event featured a Tera Charizard, which you could get from the last Tera Raid event of Scarlet and Violet.

Tera Raid Events and Schedule

Collect Paradox Pokemon

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★ Several Paradox Pokemon are high on the Tier List.
Shiny Hunting	★★ Iron Hands can be useful for Raids.
Pokedex Completion	★★★★★

Paradox Pokemon not present on your first visit to Area Zero in the Great Crater of Paldea will start appearing after clearing the game. Paradox Pokemon have great stats, so be sure to catch them and use them in battle!

Since Past and Future Paradox Pokemon are Version Exclusives, you will have to trade with other people to complete them.

Paradox Pokemon
Scarlet Exclusive	Violet Exclusive
Great Tusk	Sandy Shocks	Iron Treads	Iron Thorns
Slither Wing	Brute Bonnet	Iron Bundle	Iron Jugulis
Scream Tail	Flutter Mane	Iron Moth	Iron Hands
Roaring Moon	Iron Valiant

How to Get All Paradox Pokemon

Catch your Second Koraidon/Miraidon (and Trade It)

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★ Currently not ranked battle legal, but having both box legendaries is useful for Raids.
Shiny Hunting	★★ Shiny Locked, but having both box legendaries is useful for Raids.
Pokedex Completion	★★★ Can trade it to get the other box legendary

After clearing the game, going behind the building where the last battle takes place in Area Zero will allow you to encounter another legendary Pokemon.

Do note that the second legendary mentioned here is not the legendary from the opposite version of the game. It will be another Koraidon if you are playing Pokemon Scarlet, and another Miraidon if you are playing Pokemon Violet.

That said, most players with the opposite version will want the box legendary from the other, so this second legendary is great for trading to get both box legendaries in your own game.

How to Get the Second Koraidon/Miraidon

Catch the Four Treasures of Ruin (Sub-Legendaries)

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★ Several of the Sub-Legendaries are high on the Tier List.
Shiny Hunting	★ Shiny Locked and not especially needed for raids.
Pokedex Completion	★★★★★

Although technically available before the post-game, collecting these four sub-legendaries is one of the most important things to do after completing the main story.

The Four Treasures of Ruin are Pokemon that can be encountered after pulling out stakes scattered across the map. Pulling out a stake will cause a corresponding Treasure of Ruin to appear in its shrine.

Treasures of Ruin
Ting-Lu	Chien-Pao
Wo-Chien	Chi-Yu

All Stake Locations

Collect Gimmighoul Coins

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	★★★ Gholdengo is high on the competitive Tier List.
Shiny Hunting	★ Shiny Locked and not especially needed for raids.
Pokedex Completion	★★★★★

Also not technically post-game, but still important! When you interact or battle with Gimmighoul in the wild, the Gimmighoul will drop coins, which you can collect. Collect enough of these coins to evolve Gimmighoul into Gholdengo, a powerful Pokemon for competitive play.

How to Farm Gimmighoul Coins

Catch more Shiny Pokemon with Shiny Charm

Shiny Charm
Effect	An item that increases the chance of finding Shiny Pokemon to 1 in 1365.3.
Buy Price	N/A
Sell Price	N/A

If you want to catch more Shiny Pokemon, then this item is for you. Having this raises your chances to 1 out of 1365. It also works great when you use with sandwiches with Sparkling and Encounter power, you'd be able to find shinies better.

Using the game's Auto Battle function by pressing the R button can also help identify which are the shiny ones, as they tend to avoid them in auto battles.

Shiny Charm Location and How to Get

Team Star Rematches

Player Focus	Priority
Competitive Battling	0 stars
Shiny Hunting	0 stars
Pokedex Completion	0 stars

Aside from gym leader matches, you can also have a rematch with Team Star bosses at their bases. Their Pokemon will be at least Lv. 65 so try to do this after catching all the Legendary Pokemon and the Paradox Pokemon to make sure you Pokemon are at least that level.

You can only battle each of them once a day so it isn't recommended for grinding levels.

Team Star Order and Levels

Finish the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Epilogue

Release Date	January 11, 2024 (14:00 UTC)
How to Unlock	・Complete The Way Home ・Complete the Teal Mask DLC ・Complete the Indigo Disk DLC

A new epilogue for both the Teal Mask and Indigo Disk DLC will be available to play on January 11, 2024 where you'll return to the Kitakami with your friends Nemona, Arven, and Penny!

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet DLC Epilogue
Release Date and Time

Main Story and DLC Walkthrough

To access the epilogue, you'll need to complete the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's postgame content, as well as the main stories of the Teal Mask and Indigo Disk!

Story Walkthrough Guides
Scarlet and Violet	Teal Mask DLC	Indigo Disk DLC

How to Get 100% Completion

Post Game Collectibles
Complete the Pokedex	Collect All TMs
Collect Sandwich Recipes	Collect Customization Items
Collect All Special Poke Balls	Prepare for Ranked Battles

Complete the Pokedex

Completing the Pokedex is one of the main components of 100% completion. Completing the Paldea Pokedex will earn you a reward so do your best to complete it!

Paldea Pokedex

Collect All TMs

Another part of 100% completing the game, is completing all of the Technical Machines. Collecting all of them will also register their recipes, so this is a good thing to complete if you want to teach your Pokemon moves!

List of TMs and Locations

Collect Sandwich Recipes

There are plenty of Sandwich recipes that you can collect too! The number of Sandwich recipes you've collected appear on your profile so do your best to collect all of them and show them off to your friends.

Once you've completed the Academy Ace Tournament and unlocked the 6-Star Raid Battles, you can farm for Herba Mystica - the most important ingredient for the highly coveted Sparkling Power Sandwich.

List of All Sandwiches and Recipes

Collect Customization Items

Collecting Character Customization Items is another thing you can do after beating the game. While there is no advantage to collecting them all, you can show off your character's personality by customizing it to your liking!

Character Customization and All Appearance Options

Collect All Special Poke Balls

Item	Effect / Location
Fast Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon that are quick to flee or wild Pokemon with a high Base Speed stat. If the Pokemon's Speed is higher than 100, the catch rate becomes 4 but if it is lower than 100, the catch rate is 1. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward
Heavy Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon the heavier they are. If the Pokemon is weighs less than 451.1 lbs the catch value becomes -20, if the Pokemon weighs more than 451.1 lbs the value is +20. If the Pokemon's weight is heavier than 677.3 lbs, the value is +30, if the Pokemon is over 903 lbs then the value is +40. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward • Kitakami Pokedex Progress Reward
Level Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon that have lower levels compared to your own. If the user's level is greater than the opponent's level then the catch rate is 2x. If half the user's level is greater than the opponent then the catch rate is 4x. If a 1/4 of the user's level is greater than the opponent then the catch rate is 8x. If the user's level is lower than the opponent then the catch rate is 1x. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward
Lure Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon found via fishing. If a wild Pokemon was found via fishing the capture rate is 3 in Gold/Silver/Crystal/Heart Gold/Soul Silver and 5 in Sun/Moon. If it wasn't found via fishing the capture rate is 1x. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward
Love Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon of the same species with the opposite gender of the user. If the Pokemon is the same species and has the opposite gender of the user the capture rate becomes 8x, if not the capture rate is 1x. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Academy Ace Tournament Reward • Kitakami Pokedex Progress Reward
Moon Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch Pokemon that evolve by using a Moon Stone. If the wild Pokemon is an Igglybuff, Jigglypuff or Wigglytuff, the capture rate becomes 4x, if not the capture rate is 1x. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward • Kitakami Pokedex Progress Reward
Friend Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes any wild Pokemon caught with it immediately friendly towards the trainer by setting its Friendship to 150. This does not have an increased capture rate. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward • Kitakami Pokedex Progress Reward
Dream Ball	Effect A Poke Ball that makes it easier to catch sleeping Pokemon. If the wild Pokemon is asleep, the capture rate becomes 4x, if not the capture rate is 1x. Location(s) • Porto Marinada Auction • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward
Beast Ball	Effect A Poke Ball specifically made for catching Ultra Beasts. If used on Ultra Beasts, the capture rate becomes 5x, if not the capture rate is 0.1x. Location(s) • Pokedex Progress Reward • Academy Ace Tournament Reward

You can also collect special Poke Balls in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. These special Poke Balls can be obtained as a reward for completing a certain number on your Pokedex or by buying them at the Port Marinada auction.

Each of these Poke Balls has a unique effect on catching Pokemon. Why not try catching your favorite Pokemon with these Poke Balls?

List of All Poke Balls and How to Get

Prepare for Ranked Battles

To compete against Trainers from all around the world, you will need to prepare for Ranked Battle, the competitive online format! Fight your way to the Master Ball rank to earn prizes and bragging rights.

Carefully Select Pokemon

Roaring Moon	Iron Moth	Chien-Pao
Chi-Yu	Glimmora	Baxcalibur

While there's a certain honor in using your favorites, you can't go wrong by bringing the best top-ranked Pokemon into Ranked Battle. These are strong Pokemon to use and look out for. Take note of their strengths and weaknesses!

Best Pokemon Tier List

Collect Breeding Essentials

Breeding Essential	Description
High IV Ditto	Usual parent for most of your competitive Pokemon
Destiny Knot	Used for passing on Individual Values to offspring
Everstone	Used to pass on Natures to offspring
Power Items	When given to a parent Pokemon, the corresponding IV to the item will be passed on to its offspring
Oval Charm	Increases the odds of finding eggs
Lucky Egg	Used to quickly level up Pokemon

Collect Battle Items

Life Orb

Choice Scarf

Weakness Policy

Examples of Battle Items

Collect all usable Battle Items. These can mostly be found at Delibird Presents at Mesagoza City.

How to Train and Breed Pokemon

The Indigo Disk Walkthrough

Cap off your grand journey in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet and visit the illustrious Blueberry Academy and explore the Terarium!

Story guides for The Indigo Disk, the second part of The Hidden Treasures of Area Zero DLC will be available once the expansion goes live on December 14, 2023.

The Indigo Disk: DLC Part 2 Release Date and New Pokemon

Related Guides

Beginner's Tips and Tricks

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Tips and Tricks

Gameplay Tips and Tricks
Character Customization	List of Hairstyles and How to Change Hairstyles
List of Clothes and How to Change Clothes	How to Relearn Moves
Best Order to Complete the Story	Missables and One-Time Events
Money Farming Guide	How to Level Up Fast
How to Picnic: All Features and Benefits	List of Meal Powers and How to Check
All Multiplayer Features	How to Trade Locally and Online
How to Farm Gimmighoul Coins	All Stake Locations
How to Change the Date and Time	Do Shooting Stars Mean Anything?
Weather Effects and How to Change the Weather	How to Use Auto Heal and Items Used
How to Farm League Points (LP)	Obedience Guide: Badge Requirements
Map Guide and Icons Explanation	Challenge Runs: How to Make the Game Harder
How to Save Your Game	How to Add Friends
How to Run	List of Marks and Titles
Rotom Phone and Features	Shiny Sandwich Recipes: How to Make Shiny Sandwiches
Post Game Content: What to Do After the Story	How to Win Porto Marinada Auctions
List of Glitches and Exploits	How to Get More PC Boxes
All In-Game Trades	How to Farm Herba Mystica
Best Sandwiches to Make	How to Complete the Pokedex and Rewards
Tips to Improve Your Experience	List of Biomes and Locations
Best Pokeballs to Use and How to Catch Pokemon Easily	What Happens on Your Birthday?
Is There a Move Tutor?	How to Farm EV-Reducing Berries
Can You Change Your Gender and Name?	Can You Give Nicknames to Traded Pokemon?
Is There a Name Rater?	Farm Unlimited Held Items from Wild Pokemon Exploit
High Speed Glide Glitch	Diamond Dust Weather and How to Spawn It
All New Mass Outbreak Pokemon	How to Wash Pokemon
Pokemon Tips and Tricks
Best Starter	How to Get All Starters
Best Team for the Story	How to Catch Titan Pokemon
Shiny Hunting Guide: All Shiny Odds	How to Soft Reset for Shinies, Nature, and IVs
Shiny Locked Pokemon: Are Starters Shiny Locked?	Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize
All Koraidon and Miraidon Ride Upgrades and How to Unlock	Mass Outbreaks Guide: How do Mass Outbreaks Work
How to Evolve Every Pokemon	How to Do a Nuzlocke Challenge and Rules
How to Stop Evolution	How to Evolve Pokemon: List of All Evolution Methods
How to Check Friendship	How to Change Tera Type
Rare Tera Type Hunting Guide	How to Catch All Pokemon
Pokemon Nursery Location and Guide | Is there a Daycare?	How to Tell if a Pokemon is Shiny
How to Force Respawn Wild Pokemon	Best Pokemon for Catching
All Special Evolution Conditions	When Do Legendaries Respawn?
How to Get the Second Koraidon/Miraidon	Best Sylveon for Money Farming
Tera Type Pokemon Guide: All Forms and Symbols	How to Catch Flying Pokemon
How to Catch Pokemon Hanging on Trees	How to Catch Pokemon in Rivers and Oceans
How to Catch Pokemon Off-Guard	List of Breed Exclusive Shiny Pokemon
Can You Get a Shiny Walking Waves?	Can You Get a Shiny Iron Leaves?
Can You Get Shiny Decidueye?	Can You Get Shiny Samurott?
Can You Get Shiny Typhlosion?	Can You Get Shiny Inteleon?
How to Find Authentic Sinistea	Can You Get Shiny Chesnaught?
How to Transfer Pokemon from Pokemon HOME	Can You Get Shiny Delphox?
Can You Get Shiny Rillaboom?
Battle Tips and Tricks
How to Auto-Battle with Let's Go!	How to Escape and Run Away From Battle
Double Battles Guide: Best Moves and Tips	Battle Stadium: Will There Be Ranked Battles?
What Happens When You Lose?	How to Play Ranked Battles
Academy Classes Tips and Tricks
Classes Answers and Rewards	All Biology Answers for Midterms and Finals
All Math Answers for Midterms and Finals	All History Answers for Midterms and Finals
All Languages Answers for Midterms and Finals	All Battle Studies Answers for Midterms and Finals
All Art Answers for Midterms and Finals	All Home Ec Answers for Midterms and Finals
Teacher Friendship Events, Quests, and Rewards
Other Tips and Tricks
List of Settings and Best Settings	List of Marks and Ribbons
How to Adjust Screen Size	How to Transfer Save Data
How to Restart or Delete Save Data	How to Backup Your Save Data
Camera App Guide	List of All Emotes and Locations
Exchange Pokemon HOME Points for LP	List of All Poke Ball Throwing Styles