Grind for EXP, money, and rare Apriballs with at the Academy Ace Tournament in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet (SV). Here's our guide on how to unlock the Academy Ace Tournament, all opponents, teams & rewards.

Academy Ace Tournament Walkthrough

Clear the main story and defeat the Gym Leaders once more to unlock Academy Ace Tournament. The opponents for the first tournament are set. Pokemon cannot be switched once the tournament begins. Your Tera Orb is recharged at the end of each battle. Your Pokemon are healed at the end of each battle.

The Academy Ace Tournament is 4-round tournament where you can battle faculty, and students to determine the school champion. Although you cannot change your party once you decide to beign the tournament, your Pokemon's health as well as your Tera Orb will be restored between battles.

Complete the Main Story and Defeat the Gym Leaders Again to Unlock

Victory Road		Path of Legends		Starfall Street
Area Zero Walkthrough			Gym Leader Rematch Guide

After beating the game you'll be tasked to inspect all 8 gyms again on behalf of the Pokemon League. After defeating all 8 Gym Leaders again the Academy Ace Tournament will be unlocked.

Story Walkthrough

First Tournament Opponents are Set

The first time you enter the Academy Ace Tournament, the opponents you will face are fixed. After the first try, each subsequent tournament will pit you against 4 different trainers.

Round One: Arven

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Greedent lv.67		• Bullet Seed • Body Slam • Psychic Fangs • Earthquake
Toedscruel lv.67		• Power Whip • Earth Power • Spore • Sludge Bomb
Scovillain lv.67		• Fire Blast • Energy Ball • Zen Headbutt • Crunch
Garganacl lv.67		• Earthquake • Stone Edge • Body Press • Sludge Bomb
Cloyster lv.67		• Rock Blast •Icicle Spear • Liquidation • Light Screen
Mabosstiff lv.68	Tera	• Crunch • Psychic Fangs • Play Rough • Fire Fang

Round Two: Jacq

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Arcanine lv.65		• Flare Blitz • Play Rough • Psychic Fangs • Close Combat
Mudsdale lv.65		• Earthquake • Heavy Slam • Stone Edge • Close Combat
Slowbro lv.65		• Psychic • Surf • Flamethrower • Light Screen
Lurantis lv.65		• Leaf Blade • Leech Life • Night Slash • Brick Break
Swalot lv.65		• Fire Punch • Toxic • Protect • Ice Punch
Farigiraf lv.66	Tera	• Thunderbolt • Psychic • Energy Ball • Shadow Ball

Round Three: Dendra

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Falinks lv.65		• Close Combat • Smart Strike • Zen Headbutt • First Impression
Tauros lv.65		• Raging Bull • Earthquake • Zen Headbutt • Close Combat
Tauros lv.65		• Raging Bull • Close Combat • Rock Slide • Aqua Jet
Medicham lv.65		• Axe Kick • Zen Headbutt • Ice Punch • Thunder Punch
Hawlucha lv.65		• Flying Press • Rock Tomb • X-Scissor • Iron Head
Hariyama lv.66	Tera	• Close Combat • Stone Edge • Earthquake • Heavy Slam

Round Four: Geeta

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Espathra lv.69		• Lumina Crash • Dazzling Gleam • Quick Attack • Reflect
Gogoat lv.69		• Horn Leech • Zen Headbutt • Play Rough • Bulk Up
Veluza lv.69		• Aqua Jet • Liquidation • Psycho Cut • Ice Fang
Avalugg lv.69		• Avalanche • Crunch • Earthquake • Body Press
Kingambit lv.69		• Iron Head • Zen Headbutt • Kowtow Cleave • Stone Edge
Glimmora lv.70	Tera	• Tera Blast • Sludge Wave • Earth Power • Dazzling Gleam

Recommended Party For The First Tournament

Best Party For the First Tournament
Garchomp	Tinkaton	Gyarados
Annihilape	Any Pokemon of your choice	Any Pokemon of your choice

Bring a Garchomp for Excellent Coverage

Pokemon	Type	Moves
Garchomp	Tera	・Earthquake ・Outrage ・Stone Edge ・Liquidation

Regardless of who you choose for your party, we recommended having a Garchomp in your team for the first tournament. A Garchomp with the Tera type and moveset listed above will allow coverage for the various types of Pokemon that appear in the game, and due to its high base stats, you can often ignore type resistances if you raise its level high enough.

Academy Ace Tournament Rewards

Random Item Rewards (with a small chance of receiving Apriballs) Great for Money Farming (Each fight earns you 13,200₽ A good way to farm EXP The only way to fight certain teachers

List of All Item Rewards

Item	Number received
Random Apriball	1
Ability Patch	1
Random Tera Shard	3
Random Nature Mint	1
Bottle Cap	1
Gold Bottle Cap	1
Random Vitamin	3
PP Up	1~3
PP Max	1
Rare Candy	1~10
Nugget	1~3
Big Nugget	1

Ability Patch is a Very Rare Reward

You have a small chance of getting an Ability Patch as a reward every time you compete in the Academy Ace Tournament. Keep participating and you may receive one as a reward!

Small Chance to Also Get Apriballs

Love Ball	Fast Ball	Friend Ball
Lure Ball	Level Ball	Love Ball
Moon Ball	Dream Ball	Beast Ball

Starting from the second tournament, you can receive as a reward. Although the chances of receiving them are rather low, other methods for obtaining these Pokeballs are few in number, making them a great reason for participating multiple times.

List of Apriballs (Apricorn Balls) and How to Get

Best Pokemon for Money Farming

Taking on the Academy Ace Tournament repeatedly is the fastest method to make money in the game. This is unlocked after beating the game and inspecting all 8 Gyms in behalf of the Pokemon League.

Hisuian Zoroark's Happy Hour combined with an Amulet Coin will drastically increase your prize money, making this easily the fastest way to farm money.

Team Setup

Pokemon	Description
Hisuian Zoroark (DLC Pre-Order Gift)	Nature: Modest EV: Speed, Special Attack Held Item: Amulet Coin Move to Use: Memento & Happy Hour Starting the battle with Hisuian Zoroark allows you to use Happy Hour immediately. This ensures that all Pokecoins obtained from this match will be doubled, and this effect stacks with other money-related factors such as Amulet Coin ▶︎ How to Get Memento on Hisuian Zoroark
Sylveon	Nature: Modest EV: Defense, Special Attack, Agility Held Item: Choice Specs Move to Use: Hyper Voice Sylveon's hidden ability, Pixilate, can turn its Normal-type moves into Fairy-type to capitalize on its strength. ▶︎Best Sylveon Money Farming Build

Using Hisuian Zoroark's Happy Hour effectively doubles all Pokecoins earned during the battle, which stacks on top of the Amulet Coin's effect. Afterwrads, it can use Memento to knock itself out to switch into Sylveon.

With Sylveon's high Sp. Atk, and the boost it receives from Pixilate, and the inclusion of Choice Specs it can OHKO any Pokemon that could be sent out by any trainer that appears at the Academy Ace Tournament. This allows you to gain the most money possible, in the shortest amount of time.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step #	How to Farm Money from
1	Use Happy Hour using Hisuian Zoroark to double the money obtained at the end of the match.
2	Use Memento to knock Zoroark out to switch into Sylveon safely. Don't worry about Zoroark's HP as it will get revived after every round.
3	Switch into Sylveon and repeatedly use Hyper Voice to KO opposing Pokemon.
4	After defeating the first trainer, repeat steps 1~3 until you win the tournament.

Total Money Earned

The above times and money earned were the average actual experience of Game8's play testers. The total amount earned and time to defeat will vary depending on the players' input speed and opponent.

Compared to the solo farming strategy, this strategy requires more preparation, including getting and building a Hisuian Zoroark with Happy Hour which is quite tedious to obtain. This strategy also requires following certain steps, unlike the solo strategy where you only need to repeatedly use the same move.

You Can Also Use a Single Pokemon

If you do not have access to Hisuian Zoroark, using one strong Pokemon to defeat all trainers in the tournament is a simpler way to farm money.

Pokemon to Use

Pokemon	Description
Sylveon	Nature: Modest EV: Defense, Special Attack, Agility Held Item: Amulet Coin Move to Use: Hyper Voice Sylveon is a good alternative for Flutter Mane, who is a Scarlet-exclusive Paradox Pokemon, or the Legendary Chi-Yu. Its hidden ability, Pixilate, can turn its Normal-type moves into Fairy-type to capitalize on its strength. ▶︎Best Sylveon Money Farming Build
Chi-Yu	Nature: Modest EV: Defense, Special Attack Held Item: Amulet Coin Move to Use: Dark Pulse Chi-Yu's Dark Pulse is a recommended move to farm the Academy Ace Tournament as it can flinch enemies, allowing you to attack consistently without taking damage.
Flutter Mane (Scarlet Exclusive)	Nature: Modest EV: HP, Special Attack Held Item: Amulet Coin Move to Use: Moonblast Should you own Pokemon Scarlet or have managed to trade a Flutter Mane, using its Level 84 learned move Moonblast can wipe out foes quickly.
Koraidon (Scarlet Exclusive)	Nature: Adamant EV: HP, Attack Held Item: Choice Band Move to Use: Iron Head Though not naturally learned, teaching Koraidon Iron Head is recommended as flinched foes can easily be defeated especially with Koraidon's high Attack stat.
Miraidon (Violet Exclusive)	Nature: Modest EV: HP, Special Attack Held Item: Wise Glasses Move to Use: Flash Cannon Giving Miraidon Wise Glasses as well as teaching it Flash Cannon can increase Miraidon's Special Attack while lowering the Special Defense of foes, knocking them out fast.

These Pokemon are meant to complete the Academy Ace Tournament as quickly as possible while holding a Amulet Coin to maximize money received. Having this setup aims to defeat opponents in one blow, allowing you to farm the tournament and rack up money along the way.

Note that the Koraidon and Miraidon's setup does not have them hold the Amulet Coin, which may be less efficient compared to the other three when it comes to money gained. Instead, their setup is geared towards beating the tournament as quickly as possible for farming.

Having one Pokemon in your party as well has having the recommended move as the top option in battle removes the prompt of having to switch Pokemon after beating an enemy Pokemon, allowing you to just mash the A button repeatedly until you've completed the entire tournament.

Money Farming Guide: How to Make Money Fast

Academy Ace Tournament Teams & Trainers

Miriam

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Hypno lv.69		• Hypnosis • Zen Headbutt • Drain Punch • Reflect
Pincurchin lv.69		• Zing Zap • Poison Jab • Toxic Spikes • Spikes
Sawsbuck lv.69		• Horn Leech • Megahorn • Zen Headbutt • Play Rough
Glalie lv.69		• Ice Shard • Crunch • Freeze-Dry • Iron Head
Eelektross lv.69		• Thunder Punch • Drain Punch • Liquidation • Coil
Toxapex lv.70	Tera	• Toxic • Venoshock • Liquidation • Recover

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Hypno lv.80		• Hypnosis • Zen Headbutt • Drain Punch • Reflect
Pincurchin lv.80		• Zing Zap • Poison Jab • Sucker Punch • Spikes
Meganium lv.80		• Body Press • Leech Seed • Substitute • Giga Drain
Glalie lv.80		• Ice Shard • Earthquake • Freeze-Dry • Iron Head
Eelektross lv.80		• Supercell Slam • Drain Punch • Liquidation • Coil
Toxapex lv.81	Tera	• Baneful Bunker • Venoshock • Liquidation • Recover

Hassel

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Noivern lv.69		• Air Slash • Dragon Pulse • Super Fang • Boomburst
Dragalge lv.69		• Sludge Bomb • Dragon Pulse • Hydro Pump • Thunderbolt
Haxorus lv.69		• Dragon Claw • Crunch • Iron Head • Rock Tomb
Flapple lv.69		• Dragon Rush • Seed Bomb • Aerial Ace • Leech Seed
Dragonite lv.69		• Extreme Speed • Dragon Rush • Fire Punch • Stone Edge
Baxcalibur lv.70	Tera	• Icicle Crash • Brick Break • Glaive Rush • Ice Shard

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Noivern lv.82		• Air Slash • Dragon Pulse • Super Fang • Boomburst
Dragalge lv.82		• Sludge Bomb • Dragon Pulse • Hydro Pump • Thunderbolt
Haxorus lv.82		• Breaking Swipe • Crunch • Iron Head • Rock Tomb
Duraludon lv.82		• Stealth Rock • Body Press • Thunderbolt • Draco Meteor
Dragonite lv.82		• Extreme Speed • Dragon Rush • Earthquake • Stone Edge
Baxcalibur lv.83	Tera	• Iron Head • Earthquake • Glaive Rush • Ice Shard

Raifort

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Zoroark lv.65		• Night Daze • Sludge Bomb • Psychic • Flamethrower
Seviper lv.65		• Glare • Gunk Shot • Psychic Fangs • Crunch
Grumpig lv.65		• Psychic • Power Gem • Flash Cannon • Earth Power
Lumineon lv.65		• Dazzling Gleam • Whirlpool • Air Slash • Ice Beam
Scizor lv.65		• X-Scissor • Aerial Ace • Thief • Bullet Punch
Gengar lv.66	Tera	• Shadow Ball • Sucker Punch • Sludge Bomb • Fire Punch

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Zoroark lv.80		• Night Daze • Sludge Bomb • Psychic • Flamethrower
Seviper lv.80		• Glare • Gunk Shot • Psychic Fangs • Crunch
Grumpig lv.80		• Psychic • Power Gem • Flash Cannon • Earth Power
Malamar lv.80		• Superpower • Liquidation • Lunge • Psycho Cut
Scizor lv.80		• X-Scissor • Aerial Ace • Thief • Bullet Punch
Gengar lv.81	Tera	• Shadow Ball • Dazzling Gleam • Sludge Bomb • Energy Ball

Saguaro

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Pachirisu lv.65		• Super Fang • Nuzzle • Quick Attack • Thunder
Froslass lv.65		• Blizzard • Hex • Will-O-Wisp • Ice Shard
Alomomola lv.65		• Light Screen • Aqua Jet • Liquidation • Body Slam
Vespiquen lv.65		• Attack Order • Power Gem • Air Slash • Sludge Bomb
Goodra lv.65		• Muddy Water • Power Whip • Dragon Breath • Sludge Bomb
Hatterene lv.66	Tera	• Psychic • Dazzling Gleam • Shadow Ball • Magic Powder

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Pachirisu lv.80		• Super Fang • Nuzzle • Baby-Doll Eyes • Thunder
Alcremie lv.80		• Dazzling Gleam • Psychic • Baby-Doll Eyes • Giga Drain
Alomomola lv.80		• Light Screen • Aqua Jet • Liquidation • Body Slam
Vespiquen lv.80		• Attack Order • Power Gem • Air Slash • Sludge Bomb
Goodra lv.80		• Muddy Water • Power Whip • Dragon Breath • Flamethrower
Hatterene lv.81	Tera	• Psychic • Draining Kiss • Shadow Ball • Calm Mind

Salvatore

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Honchkrow lv.65		• Sucker Punch • Hurricane • Psychic • Heat Wave
Persian lv.65		• Fake Out • Snarl • Aerial Ace • Play Rough
Palossand lv.65		• Earth Power • Shadow Ball • Sludge Bomb • Giga Drain
Glaceon lv.65		• Freeze-Dry • Mud Shot • Baby-Doll Eyes • Ice Shard
Gothitelle lv.65		• Psychic • Grass Knot • Reflect • Shadow Ball
Raichu lv.66	Tera	• Thunder • Grass Knot • Focus Blast • Quick Attack

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Honchkrow lv.80		• Sucker Punch • Tailwind • Dual Wingbeat • Heat Wave
Persian lv.80		• Fake Out • Snarl • Aerial Ace • Play Rough
Palossand lv.80		• Earth Power • Shadow Ball • Sludge Bomb • Giga Drain
Alolan Sandslash lv.80		• Iron Head • Drill Run • Avalanche • Leech Life
Gothitelle lv.80		• Psychic • Grass Knot • Reflect • Shadow Ball
Raichu lv.82	Tera	• Thunder • Grass Knot • Focus Blast • Surf

Tyme

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Lycanroc (Midday Form) lv.69		• Accelerock • Stone Edge • Stealth Rock • Crunch
Lycanroc (Midnight Form) lv.69		• Stone Edge • Crunch • Fire Punch • Thunder Punch
Drednaw lv.69		• Ice Fang • Rock Blast • Razor Shell • Jaw Lock
Stonjourner lv.69		• Heavy Slam • Body Press • Stone Edge • Earthquake
Coalossal lv.69		• Heat Crash • Heavy Slam • Body Press • Stone Edge
Garganacl lv.70	Tera	• Stone Edge • Fire Punch • Ice Punch • Thunder Punch

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Kleavor lv.80		• Stone Axe • Fury Cutter • Night Slash • Aerial Ace
Lycanroc (Midnight Form) lv.80		• Stone Edge • Accelerock • Thunder Fang • Close Combat
Stonjourner lv.80		• Heavy Slam • Body Press • Stone Edge • Earthquake
Coalossal lv.80		• Temper Flare • Heavy Slam • Body Press • Stone Edge
Drednaw lv.80		• Ice Fang • Rock Blast • Liquidation • Jaw Lock
Garganacl lv.81	Tera	• Stone Edge • Fire Punch • Avalanche • Thunder Punch

Penny

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Umbreon lv.69		• Dark Pulse • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Psychic
Vaporeon lv.69		• Hydro Pump • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Aurora Beam
Jolteon lv.69		• Thunder • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Pin Missile
Flareon lv.69		• Flare Blitz • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Fire Spin
Leafeon lv.69		• Leaf Blade • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • X-Scissor
Sylveon lv.70	Tera	• Moonblast • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Shadow Ball

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Umbreon lv.77		• Dark Pulse • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Psychic
Vaporeon lv.77		• Hydro Pump • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Aurora Beam
Jolteon lv.77		• Thunder • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Pin Missile
Flareon lv.77		• Flare Blitz • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Fire Spin
Leafeon lv.77		• Leaf Blade • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • X-Scissor
Sylveon lv.78	Tera	• Moonblast • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Shadow Ball

Post DLC Epilogue Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Umbreon lv.84		• Dark Pulse • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Psychic
Vaporeon lv.84		• Hydro Pump • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Aurora Beam
Jolteon lv.84		• Thunder • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Pin Missile
Flareon lv.84		• Flare Blitz • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Fire Spin
Leafeon lv.84		• Leaf Blade • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • X-Scissor
Sylveon lv.85	Tera	• Moonblast • Quick Attack • Baby-Doll Eyes • Shadow Ball

Nemona

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Lycanroc (Midday Form) lv.71		• Drill Run • Stone Edge • Accelerock • Stealth Rock
Goodra lv.69		• Dragon Pulse • Sludge Bomb • Ice Beam • Muddy Water
Dudunsparce lv.69		• Hyper Drill • Drill Run • Dragon Rush • Coil
Orthworm lv.69		• Iron Tail • Body Press • Earthquake • Rock Blast
Pawmot lv.69		• Double Shock • Close Combat • Ice Punch • Quick Attack
The Starter Pokemon That is Weak to Your Starter Pokemon
Skeledirge lv.70		Tera Type
Meowscarada lv.70		Tera Type
Quaquaval lv.70		Tera Type

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Lycanroc (Midday Form) lv.79		• Drill Run • Stone Edge • Accelerock • Stealth Rock
Goodra lv.79		• Dragon Pulse • Sludge Bomb • Ice Beam • Muddy Water
Dudunsparce lv.79		• Hyper Drill • Drill Run • Dragon Rush • Coil
Orthworm lv.79		• Iron Tail • Body Press • Earthquake • Rock Blast
Pawmot lv.79		• Double Shock • Close Combat • Ice Punch • Quick Attack
The Starter Pokemon That is Weak to Your Starter Pokemon
Skeledirge lv.80		Tera Type
Meowscarada lv.80		Tera Type
Quaquaval lv.80		Tera Type

Post DLC Epilogue Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Lycanroc (Midday Form) lv.86		• Drill Run • Play Rough • Accelerock • Stealth Rock
Kommo-o lv.86		• Clangorous Soul • Drain Punch • Thunder Punch • Earthquake
Pawmot lv.86		• Double Shock • Close Combat • Ice Punch • Mach Punch
If you chose Sprigatito as your Starter
Decidueye lv.86		• Spirit Shackle • Leaf Blade • Dual Wingbeat • Sucker Punch
Ribombee lv.86		• Bug Buzz • Moonblast • Energy Ball • Psychic
Quaquaval lv.87	Tera	• Aqua Step • Brick Break • Aerial Ace • Triple Axel
If you chose Fuecoco as your Starter
Infernape lv.86		• Mach Punch • Close Combat • Flare Blitz • Stone Edge
Milotic lv.86		• Draining Kiss • Ice Beam • Surf • Mud Shot
Meowscarada lv.87	Tera	• Flower Trick • Thunder Punch • Throat Chop • Play Rough
If you chose Quaxly as your Starter
Greninja lv.86		• Water Shuriken • Dark Pulse • Ice Beam • Grass Knot
Dusknoir lv.86		• Earthquake • Thunder Punch • Shadow Sneak • Ice Punch
Skeledirge lv.87	Tera	• Torch Song • Earth Power • Shadow Ball • Alluring Voice

Clavell

Base Game Team

Quaxly

Fuecoco

Sprigatito

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Oranguru lv.65		• Yawn • Dream Eater • Reflect • Foul Play
Abomasnow lv.65		• Aurora Veil • Blizzard • Wood Hammer • Ice Shard
Polteageist lv.65		• Shell Smash • Shadow Ball • Sucker Punch • Will-O-Wisp
Gyarados lv.65		• Aqua Tail • Crunch • Stone Edge • Earthquake
Houndoom lv.65		• Dark Pulse • Fire Blast • Sludge Bomb • Thunder Fang
Meowscarada lv.66	Tera	• Shadow Claw • Flower Trick • Thunder Punch • Play Rough

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Oranguru lv.65		• Yawn • Dream Eater • Reflect • Foul Play
Abomasnow lv.65		• Aurora Veil • Blizzard • Wood Hammer • Ice Shard
Polteageist lv.65		• Shell Smash • Shadow Ball • Sucker Punch • Will-O-Wisp
Amoonguss lv.65		• Spore • Toxic • Giga Drain • Hex
Houndoom lv.65		• Dark Pulse • Fire Blast • Sludge Bomb • Thunder Fang
Quaquaval lv.66	Tera	• Brick Break • Aqua Step • Aerial Ace • Ice Spinner

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Oranguru lv.65		• Yawn • Dream Eater • Reflect • Foul Play
Abomasnow lv.65		• Aurora Veil • Blizzard • Wood Hammer • Ice Shard
Polteageist lv.65		• Shell Smash • Shadow Ball • Sucker Punch • Will-O-Wisp
Amoonguss lv.65		• Spore • Toxic • Giga Drain • Hex
Gyarados lv.65		• Aqua Tail • Crunch • Stone Edge • Earthquake
Skeledirge lv.66	Tera	• Shadow Ball • Torch Song • Earth Power • Snarl

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Oranguru lv.80		• Trick Room • Psychic • Thunderbolt • Foul Play
Gyarados lv.80		• Waterfall • Dragon Dance • Stone Edge • Earthquake
Amoonguss lv.80		• Spore • Sludge Bomb • Giga Drain • Hex
Polteageist lv.80		• Shell Smash • Shadow Ball • Stored Power • Strength Sap
Abomasnow lv.80		• Aurora Veil • Blizzard • Giga Drain • Ice Shard
The Starter Pokemon That is Strong Against Your Starter Pokemon
Skeledirge lv.81		Tera Type
Meowscarada lv.81		Tera Type
Quaquaval lv.81		Tera Type

Jacq

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Arcanine lv.65		• Flare Blitz • Play Rough • Psychic Fangs • Close Combat
Mudsdale lv.65		• Earthquake • Heavy Slam • Stone Edge • Close Combat
Slowbro lv.65		• Psychic • Surf • Flamethrower • Light Screen
Lurantis lv.65		• Leaf Blade • Leech Life • Night Slash • Brick Break
Swalot lv.65		• Fire Punch • Toxic • Protect • Ice Punch
Farigiraf lv.66	Tera	• Thunderbolt • Psychic • Energy Ball • Shadow Ball

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Victreebel lv.80		• Strength Sap • Sludge Bomb • Weather Ball • Sunny Day
Arcanine lv.80		• Flare Blitz • Play Rough • Close Combat • Extreme Speed
Mudsdale lv.80		• Earthquake • Heavy Slam • Stone Edge • Body Press
Galarian Slowbro lv.80		• Psychic • Surf • Shell Side Arm • Power Gem
Swalot lv.80		• Fire Punch • Toxic • Ice Punch • Earthquake
Farigiraf lv.81	Tera	• Psychic • Thunderbolt • Energy Ball • Shadow Ball

Arven

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Greedent lv.67		• Bullet Seed • Body Slam • Psychic Fangs • Earthquake
Toedscruel lv.67		• Power Whip • Earth Power • Spore • Sludge Bomb
Scovillain lv.67		• Fire Blast • Energy Ball • Zen Headbutt • Crunch
Garganacl lv.67		• Earthquake • Stone Edge • Body Press • Sludge Bomb
Cloyster lv.67		• Rock Blast •Icicle Spear • Liquidation • Light Screen
Mabosstiff lv.68	Tera	• Crunch • Psychic Fangs • Play Rough • Fire Fang

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Greedent lv.75		• Bullet Seed • Body Slam • Psychic Fangs • Earthquake
Scovillain lv.75		• Fire Blast • Energy Ball • Zen Headbutt • Crunch
Garganacl lv.75		• Stone Edge • Earthquake • Body Press • Stealth Rock
Toedscruel lv.75		• Power Whip • Earth Power • Spore • Sludge Bomb
Cloyster lv.75		• Rock Blast • Icicle Spear • Liquidation • Light Screen
Mabosstiff lv.76	Tera	• Crunch • Psychic Fangs • Fire Fang • Play Rough

Post DLC Epilogue Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Greedent lv.82		• Bullet Seed • Body Slam • Psychic Fangs • Earthquake
Scovillain lv.82		• Fire Blast • Energy Ball • Zen Headbutt • Crunch
Garganacl lv.82		• Stone Edge • Earthquake • Body Press • Stealth Rock
Toedscruel lv.82		• Power Whip • Earth Power • Spore • Sludge Bomb
Cloyster lv.82		• Rock Blast • Icicle Spear • Liquidation • Light Screen
Mabosstiff lv.83	Tera	• Crunch • Psychic Fangs • Fire Fang • Play Rough

Dendra

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Falinks lv.65		• Close Combat • Smart Strike • Zen Headbutt • First Impression
Tauros lv.65		• Raging Bull • Earthquake • Zen Headbutt • Close Combat
Tauros lv.65		• Raging Bull • Close Combat • Rock Slide • Aqua Jet
Medicham lv.65		• Axe Kick • Zen Headbutt • Ice Punch • Thunder Punch
Hawlucha lv.65		• Flying Press • Rock Tomb • X-Scissor • Iron Head
Hariyama lv.66	Tera	• Close Combat • Stone Edge • Earthquake • Heavy Slam

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Hitmontop lv.80		• Fake Out • Bullet Punch • Mach Punch • Triple Axel
Tauros lv.80		• Raging Bull • Body Press • Earthquake • Zen Headbutt
Tauros lv.80		• Raging Bull • Body Press • Rock Slide • Aqua Jet
Medicham lv.80		• Axe Kick • Zen Headbutt • Ice Punch • Bullet Punch
Hawlucha lv.80		• Flying Press • Rock Tomb • X-Scissor • Iron Head
Hariyama lv.81	Tera	• Close Combat • Stone Edge • Earthquake • Heavy Slam

Geeta

Base Game Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Espathra lv.69		• Lumina Crash • Dazzling Gleam • Quick Attack • Reflect
Gogoat lv.69		• Horn Leech • Zen Headbutt • Play Rough • Bulk Up
Veluza lv.69		• Aqua Jet • Liquidation • Psycho Cut • Ice Fang
Avalugg lv.69		• Avalanche • Crunch • Earthquake • Body Press
Kingambit lv.69		• Iron Head • Zen Headbutt • Kowtow Cleave • Stone Edge
Glimmora lv.70	Tera	• Tera Blast • Sludge Wave • Earth Power • Dazzling Gleam

Post Indigo Disk DLC Team

Pokemon	Type	Moveset
Glimmora lv.84		• Power Gem • Sludge Wave • Earth Power • Light Screen
Avalugg lv.84		• Avalanche • Heavy Slam • Earthquake • Body Press
Dragapult lv.84		• Dragon Darts • Sucker Punch • Thunderbolt • Shadow Ball
Chesnaught lv.84		• Spiky Shield • Leech Seed • Drain Punch • Bulk Up
Espathra lv.84		• Lumina Crash • Dazzling Gleam • Shadow Ball • Protect
Kingambit lv.85	Tera	• Iron Head • Kowtow Cleave • Tera Blast • Stone Edge

Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Related Guides

Story Walkthrough

Victory Road Walkthroughs

Victory Road Walkthrough
Cortondo Gym Test	Artazon Gym Test
Levincia Gym Test	Cascarrafa Gym Test
Medali Gym Test	Montenevera Gym Test
Alfornada Gym Test	Glaseado Gym Test
Other Victory Road Walkthroughs
All Gym Tests	All Gym Leaders
Gym Rematch Teams	Elite Four and Champion
Elite Four Rika	Elite Four Poppy
Elite Four Larry	Elite Four Hassel
Champion Geeta	Rival Nemona
Academy Ace Tournament

Starfall Street Walkthroughs

Starfall Street Walkthrough
Giacomo and the Dark Segin Squad	Mela and the Fire Schedar Squad
Atticus and the Poison Navi Squad	Ortega and the Fairy Ruchbah Squad
Eri and the Fighting Caph Squad	Clavell the Academy Director
Penny the Team Star Founder	Team Star Rematch Battles: All STC Rematch Teams Guide
Starmobile Guide: All Types, Abilities, Moves and Counters

Path of Legends Walkthroughs

Path of Legends Walkthrough
Klawf the Stony Cliff Titan	Bombirdier the Open Sky Titan
Orthworm the Lurking Steel Titan	Great Tusk/Iron Treads the Quaking Earth Titan
Tatsugiri and Dondozo the False Dragon Titan	Arven

The Way Home Walkthrough

The Way Home Walkthrough
Professor Sada (Pokemon Scarlet)	Professor Turo (Pokemon Violet)

Post Game Content: What to Do After the Story

DLC Story Walkthroughs