The best Raid Build for using Typhlosion in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV) has the Blaze or Flash Fire Ability, and the Shell Bell held item. Read on to learn what the best Raid Build for using Typhlosion is and how to use it.

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Attention!	This page is the best Tera Raid build for using Typhlosion. For the best counters to use against Typhlosion in the 7-Star Raid Event, click here!

Best Raid Build for Using Typhlosion

Best Tera Raid Build for Using Typhlosion
Fire Special Build	Grass Special Build	Ghost Special Build

Fire Tera Special Attacker

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Typhlosion	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp.Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp.Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Flash Fire	・ Sunny Day ・ Flamethrower ・ Fire Blast ・ Will-O-Wisp
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

Blaze is Typhlosion's regular Ability and is the best Ability for this Fire Tera Build. When Typhlosion's health reaches 1/3 of its maximum HP, it receives a 50% Attack and Special Attack boost when using a Fire-type move.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Typhlosion with a Fire Tera Type to boost the damage of Typhlosion's Flamethrower and Fire Blast. As a Special Attacker, a Modest Nature would be best to ensure it hits as hard as possible with its special moves.

Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards bulky offense. Max out your HP and Sp.Atk EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense. Give it a Shell Bell to help Typhlosion recover HP when it attacks.

Tera Raid Strategy

Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Sunny Day to increase the power of Fire-type moves by 50%.
Turns 2~4	Use Flamethrower to deal damage and build up Tera Orb Charge.
Turns 5+	Terastallize into a Fire-type and use Fire Blast to damage the boss' shield and finish the raid.

Start the Tera Raid by using Sunny Day to boost the power of Typhlosion's Fire-type moves by 50%, and then deal damage with Flamethrower while also building up Tera Orb Charge.

Make sure to use Sunny Day again once it runs out. When you have enough Tera Orb charge, terastallize into a Fire-type and use Fire Blast to damage the Tera Raid boss' shield and finish it off!

Effective Counter Against Grass, Bug, Ice and Steel Type Tera Raids

Super Effective (2x)
Not Very Effective (x0.5)
No Effect (x0)	None

This Tera Raid Build for using Typhlosion is an effective counter to Grass, Bug, Ice, and Steel Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Ground, Rock or Water Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Typhlosion will be weak to these Types.

Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Grass Tera Special Attacker

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Typhlosion	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp.Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp.Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Flash Fire	・ Flamethrower ・ Sunny Day ・ Solar Beam ・ Will-O-Wisp
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

Flash Fire is Typhlosion's Hidden Ability and is its best Ability for this Grass Tera Build. This gives it immunity to Fire-type moves while also boosting its Attack and Special Attack when using a Fire-type move when hit by a Fire-type move.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Typhlosion with a Grass Tera Type to give it STAB on Solar Beam, as well as allowing it to stay on the field against Water-types. As a Special Attacker, a Modest Nature would be best to ensure it hits as hard as possible with its special moves.

Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards bulky offense. Max out your HP and Sp.Atk EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense. Give it a Shell Bell to help Typhlosion recover HP when it attacks.

Tera Raid Strategy

Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Sunny Day to increase the power of Fire-type moves by 50%.
Turns 2~4	Use Flamethrower to deal damage and build up Tera Orb Charge.
Turns 5	Use Sunny Day again once it runs out to remove Solar Beam's two-turn charge.
Turns 6+	Terastallize into a Grass-type and use boosted Solar Beam to damage the boss' shield and finish the raid.

Start the Tera Raid by using Sunny Day to boost the power of Typhlosion's Fire-type moves by 50%, and then deal damage with Flamethrower while also building up Tera Orb Charge.

Use Sunny Day again once it runs out to remove Solar Beam's charge. When you have enough Tera Orb charge, terastallize into a Grass-type and use Solar Beam to damage the Tera Raid boss' shield and finish it off!

Effective Counter Against Ground, Rock, and Water Type Tera Raids

Super Effective (2x)
Not Very Effective (x0.5)
No Effect (x0)	None

This Tera Raid Build for using Typhlosion is an effective counter to Ground, Rock, and Water Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Ground, Rock or Water Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Typhlosion will be weak to these Types.

Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Ghost Tera Special Attacker

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Typhlosion	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp.Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP 252		Sp.Atk 252		Sp.Def 4
Ability	Moveset
Flash Fire	・ Shadow Ball ・ Sleep Talk ・ Will-O-Wisp ・ Helping Hand
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

Flash Fire is Typhlosion's Hidden Ability and is its best Ability for Tera Raids. This gives it immunity to Fire-type moves while also boosting its Attack and Special Attack when using a Fire-type move when hit by a Fire-type move.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Typhlosion with a Ghost Tera Type to give it STAB on Shadow Ball. As a Special Attacker, a Modest Nature would be best to ensure it hits as hard as possible with its special moves.

Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards bulky offense. Max out your HP and Sp.Atk EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense. Give it a Shell Bell to help Typhlosion recover HP when it attacks.

Tera Raid Strategy

Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1~3	Use Shadow Ball to deal damage and build up Tera Orb Charge.
Turns 4+	Terastallize into a Ghost-type and use boosted Shadow Ball to damage the boss' shield and finish the raid.

Start the Tera Raid by using Shadow Ball to deal damage and build up Tera Orb Charge. Use Sleep Talk if Typhlosion gets afflicted by sleep, and you can also use Will-O-Wisp and Helping Hand to support your teammates.

Once you have enough Tera Orb Charge, terastallize into a Ghost-type and deal boosted damage with Shadow Ball to damage the Tera Raid boss' shield and finish it off!

Effective Counter Against Ghost and Psychic Tera Raids

Super Effective (2x)
Not Very Effective (x0.5)
No Effect (x0)

This Tera Raid Build for using Typhlosion is an effective counter to Ghost and Psychic Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Ground, Rock or Water Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Typhlosion will be weak to these Types.

Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

How to Make Best Raid Build for Using Typhlosion

How to Make Best Raid Build for Using Typhlosion
Catch Cyndaquil at Polar Biome Use a Modest Mint to change its nature Use an Ability Capsule to Change Its Ability EV Train HP and Sp.Atk Hyper Train at Montenevera. Level up to 100. Give Typhlosion a Held Item.

Catch Cyndaquil at Polar Biome

You can catch a Cyndaquil with a Fire Tera Type at the Polar Biome.

In order to get Charmander in the Terarium, you need to complete Terry's Boost biodiversity in the Polar Biome request on the Support Board for 3000 BP

Make sure to bring a Pokemon that has False Swipe and can inflict a status effect to make it easier to catch.

Best Pokemon for Catching

Transfer via Pokemon HOME

Cyndaquil in Other Pokemon Games
SV	BDSP	PLA

Alternatively, you can transfer any member of the Tyhplosion line into Scarlet and Violet via Pokemon HOME! Check out where you can obtain them in our other guides!

How to Transfer Pokemon from Pokemon HOME

Catch Typhlosion from the Special Raid Event

Typhlosion could be caught from a raid event. This Tera Raid was a 7-Star Battle against a Typhlosion with a Ghost Tera Type.

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

Use Tera Shards to Change Tera Type

If the Typhlosion build you are following requires it to have a different Tera type, you will need to have 50 Tera Shards of the type you need, and bring it to Medali to have your Pokemon's Tera Type changed.

How to Change Tera Type

Use a Modest Mint to Change Its Nature

If it has a different nature, you can use Modest Mint to change its nature to Modest.

The easiest way to get this is by buying it from the Chansey Supply shop at Mesagoza for ₽20,000.

How to Change a Pokemon's Nature

Use an Ability Capsule to Change Its Ability

If its ability is different from our recommendation, you can use an Ability Capsule to change it.

This item can be bought at Chansey Supply shops for ₽100,000.

Ability Capsule Location and How to Get

Use an Ability Patch to Change Its Ability

If the build you are following requires it to have its Hidden Ability, you can use an Ability Patch to give Typhlosion its Hidden Ability.

Ability Patch Location and How to Get

EV Train HP and Sp.Atk

If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 Calcium, 26 HP Up, and 1 Zinc. All of these items can be bought at a Chansey Supply shop and it will cost you ₽530,000 in total.

Alternatively, you can use Power Items that you can buy at a Delibird Presents shop for ₽10,000 each. Have your Pokemon hold the respective Power Item while defeating the Pokemon listed below.

Held Item	Number of Pokemon to Defeat	Defeat Any of These Pokemon
Power Weight (For HP EVs)	28 in Total (To get 252 HP EVs)	・Azurill ・Lechonk ・Paldean Wooper Location: South of Los Platos
Power Lens (For Special Attack EVs)	28 in Total (To get 252 Special Attack EVs)	・Psyduck ・Toxel ・Hatenna Location: South Province (Area 4)
Power Band (For Special Defense EVs)	1 in Total (To get 4 Special Defense EVs)	・Hoppip ・Swablu Location: South Province (Area 1)

How to EV Train Fast

Hyper Train at Montenevera

After EV training it, head to Montenevera and talk to the man with an Abomasnow near the Pokemon Center. He will hyper train your Pokemon using Bottle Caps.

A Bottle Cap can be bought at the Delibird Presents shops for ₽20,000 after getting 6 Gym Badges. 1 Bottle Cap is needed for each stat that will be maxed out.

Hyper Training: How to Increase IVs

Level Up to 100

Next, level it up to 100 to maximize its stats. The easiest way to do this is by farming Exp candies from Tera Raid Battles.

How to Level Up Fast: EXP Farming Guide

Give Typhlosion a Held Item

Lastly, give it a Shell Bell to help Typhlosion recover HP when dealing damage.

All of these items can be bought from the Delibird Presents Shop.

Delibird Presents Locations and All Items

Raid Build for Using Typhlosion Moveset Guide

Learn Moves Through Level Up

The table below includes all the moves Typhlosion learns through level up needed for our recommended builds. Choose the moves depending on the build you are trying to make.

Level	Move	Type
48	Flamethrower

You can have Typhlosion remember moves by going to the "Moves and Stats" menu and pressing A.

How to Relearn Moves

Get Other Moves From TMs

The table below includes all the moves Typhlosion learns from TMs needed for our recommended builds. Choose the moves depending on the build you are trying to make.

TM / Move Name	How to Get Materials
TM130 Helping Hand	Located in South Province (Area Three), on a cliff overlooking a Pokemon Center. Requires Koraidon's/Miraidon's High Jump ability to reach it. Required League Points: 400 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Eevee Fur x1
TM049 Sunny Day	Can be found along the road from the northwest exit of Cortondo. Follow the road west out of the town until you head up the cliffside. You will see the TM near a rock on the cliff overlooking Cortondo. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Sunkern Leaf x3 ・Torkoal Coal x3 ・Litleo Tuft x3
TM070 Sleep Talk	Under the tree near the Cascarrafa (West) Pokemon Center. Required League Points: 400 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Hippopotas Sand x3 ・Slowpoke Claw x3
TM107 Will-O-Wisp	On top of the elevated platform north of Levincia in East Province (Area Three) Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Salandit Gas x3 ・Shuppet Scrap x3
TM114 Shadow Ball	Reward for clearing the Montenevera Gym. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Gastly Gas x5 ・Sandygast Sand x3 ・Sinistea Chip x3
TM141 Fire Blast	Located on top of a rock near Team Star’s Fighting Base. Required League Points: 12000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Numel Lava x5 ・Larvesta Fuzz x3 ・Torkoal Coal x3
TM168 Solar Beam	Found before the mouth of the river going east between West Province (Area Two) and Casseroya Lake, at the lake's riverside. Required League Points: 12000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Bounsweet Sweat x5 ・Tropius Leaf x3 ・Foongus Spores x3

List of TMs and Locations

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