7-Star Pikachu Tera Raid Event: Best Counters and Rewards

Unrivaled Pikachu's 7-Star Tera Raid Event has ended in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV)! Learn the start and end date of the raid event, the best Pokemon to counter Pikachu with, all rewards, and how to join.

7-Star Pikachu Pokemon Day Raid Event Duration

Schedule	Start Date: 2023/02/24 00:00 UTC End Date: 2023/02/27 14:59 UTC
Rewards	7-Star Pikachu Up For Grabs Defeat the "Pikachu the Unrivaled" in a Black Crystal Tera Raid during the event and you'll get a Water Tera Type Pikachu with the Mightiest Mark.
Unlock Requirements	Unlock 6-Star Tera Raid Battles to Participate To do this, you'll need to complete the Academy Ace Tournament, then do 8-10 4-Star or 5-Star Raids until you get a call from Jacq.

The 7-Star Water Tera Type Pikachu Tera Raid Event announced for Pokemon Day has now ended! This event ran from Friday the 24th February at 0:00 UTC until Monday the 27th February at 14:59 UTC. This Pikachu came with the Mightiest Mark.

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7-Star Pikachu Moveset

Pokemon	Set
Pikachu	Tera Type: Ability: Lightning Rod (Hidden Ability) IVs: 31 IVs in Every Stat Held Item: Light Ball ・ Surf ・ Thunder ・ Play Rough ・ Iron Tail Extra Moves ・ Rain Dance ・ Surf During the Raid, the 7-Star Pikachu will use Rain Dance at the start of the battle, followed by Surf.

Unlike past 7-Star Tera Raids, this Pikachu boasted a Tera Raid Shield that covers its entire HP. Not only did this make it tougher than usual, it also gave it full immunity to status moves!

Best Counters for 7-Star Pikachu

	Solo Attackers	Support Attackers
5★
4★
3★

Best Solo Attackers

Pokemon with resistances or immunities to Pikachu's moves were very useful for these raid. These Pokemon can set up their offenses while building up Tera Charge and deal meaningful damage once terastallized.

Pokemon	Moveset / Strengths
Arboliva 5★	・ Giga Drain ・ Energy Ball ・ Sunny Day ・ Terrain Pulse ・Energy Ball allows Arboliva to charge up its Tera Orb without wasting PP from its other moves. ・Giga Drain allows Arboliva to heal itself. ・Covert Cloak protects it from secondary effects. ・Terrain Pulse gives Arboliva a 100 Base Power Grass-type Move in Grassy Terrain, which it can naturally set up. ▶︎ Best Arboliva Build for Tera Raids
Lurantis 4★	・ Leaf Storm ・ Sunny Day ・ Grassy Terrain ・ Synthesis ・Leaf Storm works in tandem with Contrary, giving Lurantis Special Attacks boosts instead of reduction. ・Synthesis gives Lurantis a reliable recovery option. ▶︎ Best Lurantis Build for Tera Raids
Lilligant 4★	・ Giga Drain ・ Quiver Dance ・ Sunny Day ・ Energy Ball ・Giga Drain allows Lilligant to accumulate Tera Raid charge while healing itself. ・Quiver Dance boosts Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed. ・Leaf Guard can protect Lilligant from status conditons. ▶︎ Best Lilligant Build for Tera Raids
Leafeon 4★	・ Sunny Day ・ Synthesis ・ Swords Dance ・ Leaf Blade ・Swords Dance boosts Leafeon's Attack stat by 2 stages. ・Synthesis allows Leafeon to heal more under Sun. ・Leaf Guard can protect Leafeon from Thunder's Paralysis chance. ▶︎ Best Leafeon Build for Tera Raids
Meowscarada 4★	・ Hone Claws ・ Flower Trick ・ Grassy Terrain ・ Knock Off ・Flower Trick always lands a critical hit and never misses. ▶︎ Best Meowscarada Build for Tera Raids
Appletun 4★	・ Apple Acid ・ Giga Drain ・ Iron Defense ・ Recover ・Apple Acid allows it to charge up its Tera Orb while also lowering Pikachu's Sp.Def by one stage ・Can boost its Defense with Iron Defense and heal damage with Recover ▶︎ Best Appletun Build for Tera Raids
Mow Rotom 3★	・ Nasty Plot ・ Tera Blast ・ Light Screen ・ Shadow Ball ・Nasty Plot lets Mow Rotom boost its Special Attack Stat. ▶︎ Best Mow Rotom Build for Tera Raids
Clodsire 3★	・ Acid Spray ・ Tera Blast ・ Earth Power ・ Amnesia ・Can use Acid Spray to severely drop Pikachu's Special Defense through its barriers. ・Can use Grass Tera Blast and deal massive damage. ▶︎ Best Clodsire Build for Tera Raids

Best Support Attackers

These Pokemon are best suited to providing support for the rest of the Tera Raid team, such as changing the weather or lowering Pikachu's accuracy. However they are also handy attackers themselves!

Pokemon	Moveset / Strengths
Leafeon 5★	・ Sunny Day ・ Synthesis ・ Helping Hand ・ Fake Tears ・Part of a speciallized counter team where Fake Tears increases Lurantis' Sp. Def Stat stat by 2 stages each time thanks to Contrary. ・Synthesis allows Leafeon to heal more under Sun. ・Helping Hand Boosts the power of Raid member's attacks. ・Leaf Guard can protect Leafeon from Thunder's Paralysis chance. ▶︎ Best Leafeon Build for Tera Raids
Abomasnow 4★	・ Swords Dance ・ Seed Bomb ・ Mud-Slap ・ Wood Hammer ・Swords Dance lets Abomasnow boost its Attack Stat. ・Abomasnow can deal sizeable damage with attacks like Wood Hammer and Seed Bomb ▶︎ Best Abomasnow Build for Tera Raids
Brute Bonnet 3★	・ Growth ・ Seed Bomb ・ Grassy Terrain ・ Sunny Day ・Growth lets Brute Bonnet boost its Attack Stat. ・Sunny Day is useful for changing the Rain to Sun and reduce the damage of Surf. ▶︎ Best Brute Bonnet Build for Tera Raids

Best Solo Offline 7-Star Pikachu Counters

Best Solo Builds for 7-Star Pikachu
Arboliva	Lurantis	Lilligant

Covert Cloak Arboliva: Best Solo Build for Pikachu Tera Raid

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Arboliva Rating: ★★★★★	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp. Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Seed Sower	・ Giga Drain ・ Energy Ball ・ Sunny Day ・ Terrain Pulse
Held Item
Covert Cloak

Summary

The best ability for Arboliva in Tera Raid Battles is Seed Sower, as it can offer its partners incremental recovery and a change in Terrain when Arboliva is hit by Pikachu's attack.

Best Tera Type

We also recommended getting an Arboliva with a Grass Tera Type because this will boost Arboliva's STAB Giga Drain or Terrain Pulse when it Terastallizes. As a Special Attacker, a Modest nature would be best.

This build had Covert Cloak to protect it from the secondary effects of Pikachu's moves, such as paralysis from Thunder.

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards a bulky offense to help with survivability and with dealing as much damage as possible. Max out your HP and Special Attack EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense.

Tera Raid Strategy

With the correct setup, Arboliva can defeat Pikachu in less than 5 turns thanks to passive recovery with its Seed Sower Ability. At the start of the battle, use Energy Ball on the first three turns to accumulate Tera Orb Charge.

Arboliva will still retain the Tera Orb Charge it gained from using Energy Ball even if it gets knocked out so focus on getting as much charge as possible.

Once you have enough charge, terastallize into a Grass-type and deal as much damage with Giga Drain and Terrain Pulse to finish the battle.
Arboliva Best Tera Raid Build

Contrary Lurantis: Best Solo Build for Pikachu 7-Star Tera Raid

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Lurantis Rating: ★★★★☆	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp. Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Contrary	・ Leaf Storm ・ Synthesis ・ Sunny Day ・ Solar Beam
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Lurantis in Tera Raid Battles is Contrary, as it will allow Lurantis to boost its Special Attack instead of reducing it with Leaf Storm.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Lurantis with a Grass Tera Type because this will boost Lurantis's STAB Leaf Storms when it Terastallizes. As a Special Attacker, a Modest nature would be best.

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards a bulky offense to help with survivability and with dealing as much damage as possible. Max out your HP and Special Attack EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense.

Tera Raid Strategy

This takes a few more turns to defeat Pikachu, but it's faster at depleting its HP once it terastallizes. Start by using Sunny Day to reduce the power of Pikachu's Surfs and increase the HP healed by Synthesis.

Using Leaf Storm three times maxes out Lurantis' Special Attack thanks to its Contrary Ability. Just make sure to use PP Up or PP Max on Leaf Storm so that you do not run out of PP during the raid.

Once you have enough Tera Orb Charge, terastallize into a Grass-type and use Solar Beam to deal boosted damage on Pikachu and finish the battle.

Lurantis Best Tera Raid Build

Quiver Dance Lilligant: Best Solo Build for Pikachu 7-Star Tera Raid

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Lilligant Rating: ★★★★☆	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp. Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Leaf Guard	・ Quiver Dance ・ Giga Drain ・ Energy Ball ・ Sunny Day
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Lilligant in Tera Raid Battles is Leaf Guard, as it will protect Lilligant from Thunder's paralysis while in Sun. This works hand-in-hand with Lilligant's Sunny Day.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Lilligant with a Grass Tera Type because this will boost Lilligant's STAB Giga Drain and Energy Ball when it Terastallizes. As a Special Attacker, a Modest nature would be best.

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards a bulky offense to help with survivability and with dealing as much damage as possible. Max out your HP and Special Attack EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense.

Tera Raid Strategy

This build takes longer to finish solo but it can quickly deplete Pikachu's HP once it gets enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize. Start by using Sunny Day to reduce the power of Pikachu's Surf. This also prevents it from getting paralyzed thanks to its Leaf Guard Ability.

Use Giga Drain to charge your Tera Orb. Even if it gets knocked out, it will retain its Tera Orb Charge once it revives.

Once revived, use Quiver Dance to boost Lilligant's Special Attack, Special Defense and Speed and then finish off the battle by using boosted Energy Ball after terastallizing into a Grass-type.

Lilligant Best Tera Raid Build

7-Star Pikachu Best Counter Team Strategies

Lurantis and Leafeon Two-Shot Strategy

This two-shot strategy requires a dedicated team with a Support Leafeon to set up Sun, boost Lurantis' Special Defense with Fake Tears, and boost damage output with Helping Hand.

Contrary Lurantis Counter Strategy for 7-Star Pikachu
Turns	Contrary Lurantis Shell Bell	Support Leafeon Heat Rock
#1	Leaf Storm	Sunny Day
#2	Leaf Storm	Fake Tears (On Lurantis)
#3	Leaf Storm	Fake Tears (On Lurantis)
#4	Grassy Terrain	Heal Up!
#5	Solar Beam	Helping Hand
#6	Solar Beam	Helping Hand

How to Two Shot Pikachu

Turn 1

At the start of the Raid, Pikachu will put up its Energy Shield, use Rain Dance, and use Surf.

The Leafeon should start by using Sunny Day to remove the effects of Rain, effectively weakening Pikachu's Surf.

Lurantis should start using Leaf Storm to build up Tera Orb Charge while also increasing its Sp. Atk by 2 stages each turn.

Turns 2~3

For the next 2 turns, Lurantis should keep using Leaf Storm to continue building Tera Orb Charge and reach +6 Sp. Atk.

The support Leafeon should then switch to using Fake Tears on Lurantis to boost its Sp. Def, making it tankier against Pikachu's Thunder.

Turn 4

By turn 4, if the Raid Pikachu did not steal your team's Tera Orb Charge, Lurantis should have enough charge to Terastallize. Use Grassy Terrain to boost the damage of Grass-type moves, paving the way for your next two Solar Beams.

Leafeon should use Heal Up! here, since Lurantis will most likely be at below 50% HP from tanking Pikachu's Attacks.

Turns 5~6

By turn 5, the Support Leafeon should use Helping Hand, to boost Lurantis' damage output.

Lurantis should use Solar Beam after the Helping Hand animation, and this should bring Pikachu's HP to around 50%. Repeating the same process next turn should knock out the Raid Pikachu for a 2-hit KO!

Key Damage Calculations

Damage Dealt by Lurantis
13700 HP｜136 Sp. Def Max HP x50	Solar Beam (+6 Sp. Atk, Helping Hand) 5584 ~ 6572 (48.91 ~ 57.56%) Possible 2-Hit KO
13700 HP｜136 Sp. Def Max HP x50	Leaf Storm (+6 Sp. Atk, Helping Hand) 6064 ~ 7136 (53.12 ~ 62.51%) Guaranteed 2-Hit KO

Note: All damage calculations are computed after Terastallizing.

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7-Star Pikachu Rewards

1x Ability Patch, 1x TM 123 Surf, Bottle Caps, Ability Capsules, Water Tera Shards and More!

You can get many useful rewards for completing the 7-Star Tera Raids. These range from treasures you can sell to items you can use to train competitively viable Pokemon. Furthermore, you can obtain some of these rewards as many times as you can as long as you clear the Pikachu raid! Below are a list of all confirmed rewards.

List of Guaranteed Rewards

Pikachu Raid Event Rewards
Exp. Candy L x6	Exp. Candy XL x4	Calcium x5
Water Tera Shard x20	Water Tera Shard x10 (Tera Raid Host Only)	(TM123) Surf
Ability Patch (First Win Only)

List of Additional Rewards

Pikachu Raid Event Rewards
Exp. Candy L x3	Exp. Candy L x5	Rare Candy x2
Calcium x5	Exp. Candy XL x2	Star Piece x2
Comet Shard x1	Nugget x2	Quiet Mint x1
PP Up x1	Bottle Cap x1	Quiet Mint x1
Water Tera Shard x10	Ability Capsule x1	Ability Patch x1

Pikachu with the Unrivaled Mark

The biggest reward from conquering this raid is the opportunity to catch Water Tera Pikachu itself. Keep in mind that it can only be caught once per save file.

The Pikachu has its Hidden Ability Lightning Rod, max IVs in every stat, and the unique Mightiest Mark which confers it the title of Pikachu the Unrivaled.

Shiny Pikachu Will Not Appear in Raids

You will not be able to encounter any Shiny Pikachu for the entire duration of the raid event. If you want a Shiny Pikachu, you will have to hunt for one in the wild, breed or try regular Pikachu raids!

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Best Sandwich for Pikachu Tera Raid Event

Raid Power: Water Level 2 Sandwich

(#87) Master Cheese Sandwich
Ingredients	Meal Powers
・ Salty Herba Mystica ・ Cream Cheese ・ Pepper ・ Salt ・ Basil ・ Cheese ・ Avocado	・Title Power: Dragon Lv. 2 ・Exp. Point Power: Electric Lv. 2 ・Raid Power: Water Lv. 2

Sandwiches give various meal powers when consumed. If you want to gain even more rewards after defeating Pikachu during its Raid Event, make sure to eat this sandwich before challenging the raid!

Meal Powers last for 30 minutes, so try to find and beat as many raids as possible during that time!
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How to Join the 7-Star Pikachu Event

Unlock 6-Star Tera Raids to Participate

Pikachu with the Mightiest Mark normally cannot be found in Paldea, making the 7-Star Event Pikachu quite the catch, but you have to fight it in a Black Crystal Tera Raid.

These raids are tough, so trainers will have to prepare in advance. It's also recommended to complete the post-game before you participate. Players who are in earlier points of the game can still join via Link Code, but it is highly discouraged since these 7-Star raids will be extremely difficult.

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Black Tera Raids vs. Normal Tera Raids

Remember that Black Tera Raid symbols on the map do not come in any other color except black. Meanwhile, normal Tera Raid symbols are colored according to the Tera Type of the Pokemon in them.

When you're looking for the Tera Raid with the 7-Star Unrivaled Pikachu, keep your eyes peeled for a Black Tera Raid symbol on the map with the Water-type Pokemon icon.

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How to Join Online Tera Raid Events

Nintendo Online Needed to Play with Others

To participate in the event with other players, you must have a paid Nintendo Switch Online membership, which is bought separately from the game.

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Update Poke Portal News

Trainers must also make sure they have the latest version of Poke Portal News in their game. This should automatically download if your Switch is connected to the Internet.

How to Check Poke Portal News

1	Press the X Button and select "Poke Portal." Make sure your Switch is connected to the internet.
2	Select "Mystery Gift."
3	Select "Check Poke Portal News."

Unrivaled Pikachu Raid FAQs

What is Water-type's Weakness?

Water Types are Weak to Grass and Electric-type Moves

Pikachu, during the Tera Raid, will have a Water Tera Type and not its regular Electric Type. Its only weakness however, will be Grass Type moves as it will be immune to Electric moves thanks to its Lightning Rod Hidden Ability. Make sure to come prepared with Grass Type Pokemon!

Can You Catch Unrivaled Pikachu Again?

Only Catchable Once Per Event

Players can only catch one 7-Star Pikachu, but even after they catch it, Black Crystals containing Pikachu will still spawn in their game once per day, and they can still participate in others' raids.

However, they cannot catch another Unrivaled Pikachu, and will only gain the other rewards for participating.

Can You Breed the 7-Star Pikachu?

You Can Breed However it Will Not Pass Down its Tera Type or Mightiest Mark

Pokemon that have been bred from the Unrivaled Pikachu will not inherit the Water Tera Type or the Mightiest Mark from the 7-Star Pikachu. If you want to have another with a Water Tera Type, you need to collect and use 50 Water Tera Shards to change its Tera Type.

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Will Unrivaled Pikachu Have Its Hidden Ability?

Pokemon Day Raid Pikachu Will Probably Have Hidden Ability

The raid Pikachu that you will encounter will most likely have Lightning Rod, which is its Hidden Ability. This effectively leaves Water Tera Pikachu with just one weakness, Grass!

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