Mew Best Tera Raid Build

The best Mew Tera Raid Build in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV) has the Synchronize ability, and the Shell Bell held item. Read on to learn what the best Mew Tera Raid Build is and how to use it.

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Best Mew Stellar Tera Build

Best Mew Build for Stellar Tera Type

Best Mew Tera Builds
Stellar Tera Build
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Special Multi Reflect Type						Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Reflect Type ・ Acid Spray ・Chosen STAB Move ・Support Move/ Life Dew
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

Excels in Co-Op Raid where it can copy an Ally Pokemon's type for STAB and Resistance. Great user for Stellar Tera Type with it being able to learn any TM. Can pivot into a support role with Acid Spray and Life Dew.

With the introduction of the Stellar Tera Type, Mew has found itself to be one the best Pokemon to use for any Tera Raid.

Mew's access to Reflect Type allows it to change its type to that of its ally, this lets it gain STAB, Super Effective damage, and the innate boost from being Stellar Tera type.

Best Tera Type and STAB Moves

We also recommend getting Mew the Stellar Tera Type to make its chosen STAB Move a more potent attacking move. As a Special Attacker, an Modest nature would work best for this Pokemon.

Type	Attacking Move	Optimized Support Move
	Dragon Pulse	Dragon Cheer or Nasty Plot
	Thunderbolt	Electric Terrain
	Flamethrower	Sunny Day
	Energy Ball	Grassy Terrain
	Psychic	Psychic Terrain
	Psyshock
	Surf	Rain Dance
	Scald
	Bug Buzz / Pollen Puff	Nasty Plot
	Dark Pulse
	Alluring Voice
	Aura Sphere
	Air Slash
	Shadow Ball
	Earth Power
	Ice Beam
	Hyper Voice
	Sludge Wave
	Power Gem
	Flash Cannon

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 Def. Letting Mew hold a Shell Bell will allow it to stay in battle a little longer as it can heal a little HP per turn.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type on an ally so you can gain their resistances and STAB for the Raid.
Turns 2~4	Use Acid Spray to lower the Raid Boss' Sp.Def and build up Tera Orb Charges.
Turn 5	Use your chosen Support Move. If it's Nasty Plot you can allot a few turns to set up.
Turns 6+	Terastallize and use your chosen STAB Move until the Raid Boss is defeated. Feel free to set any buffs or debuffs you might have lost.

Start Tera Raid battles by using Acid Spray three times to lower the Raid Boss to -6 Sp.Def. Depending on the damage you sustained during your setup, you can attack with your chosen STAB Move.

You can opt to use your Supporting Move like setting Weather or Terrain or just use Nasty Plot instead.

Key Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(-6 Sp.Def, Fighting Tera) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Psychic (+6 Sp.Atk, Psychic Terrain, Stellar Tera) 7,544 ~ 8,876 (99.2 ~ 116.7%)

These calculations were done using our Tera Raid Damage Calculator

Tera Raid Damage Calculator

Effective Counter Against Any Tera Raid

Due to its Stellar Typing, this Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to almost any Tera Raid Boss. If the Tera Raid Boss is known for its Special Bulk (like Blissey), perhaps consider a different Pokemon, as Mew will be ineffective to these Types as a Stellar Type special attacker.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Best Support Mew Tera Raid Builds

Best Mew Tera Builds
Stellar Tera Build
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Special Multi Reflect Type						Physical Multi Reflect Type

Any Random Raid Support Mew

Best Mew Tera Builds
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Calm (↑Sp. Def, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Def: 126		Def: 126
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Transform ・ Life Dew ・ Skill Swap ・ Helping Hand
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type and Nature

As Mew will either be supporting through Healing, Helping Hand and giving beneficial Abilities, or Transforming into a stronger ally, its Tera Type does not matter too much. We recommend leaving Mew as a Psychic Tera Type for this reason. As a Support Pokemon (prior to Transforming), a Calm nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid Support EV spreads should lean towards bulk. Max out your HP EVs, while splitting the remaining EVs evenly between Special Defense and Defense. Give Mew a Shell Bell for passive recovery while you deal damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Situational Strategies
Ability Gifter/ Disrupter	If the Raid Boss or an ally has an Ability that would be useful for another Ally, Mew can grant that Ability to an Ally by Skill Swapping to it.
Allies Moves Supporter	If Mew is functioning as a Healer/Ability Gifter and would prefer not to Transform, it can still boost its Allies Damage Output instead with Helping Hand!
Team Healer	On turns where the team is low on HP, Mew can replenish 25% of their HP with Life Dew.
Transform and Attack!	When you join a Raid, you can Transform into the most useful Ally and function as an Attacker! Terastallize once your Tera Orb is charged.

In this Build, Mew functions as both a Healer and an Attacker (once Transformed).

On turns where the team is low on HP, heal them with Life Dew, restoring 25% of all players' Pokemon's HP.

You can also help supplement your allies' damage by using Helping Hand or deal damage yourself by using Transform on an ally Pokemon to deal more damage.

Mew Duo Judgemew

Best Mew Tera Builds
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Calm (↑Sp. Def, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Def: 126		Def: 126
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Transform ・ Life Dew ・ Acid Spray ・ Reflect Type
Held Item
Elemental Plate

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type and Nature

A variation on the support Mew build, this set relies on having a partner Arceus. Therefore you need to give mew a Tera Type that matches the Plate it is holding.

This kit relies on the move Transform, so every stat the partner Arceus has, Mew will just copy it so there's no need for an offensive Nature. Go with a more defensive Nature like Calm, so you are able to tank hits before you eventually Transform into Arceus.

Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid Support EV spreads should lean towards bulk. Max out your HP EVs, while splitting the remaining EVs evenly between Special Defense and Defense. This allows Mew to tank hits before Transforming into the partnered Arceus.

Give Mew the respective Elemental Plate your Raid partner has on their Mew to change Judgment's type into the correct one.

How to Get All Elemental Plates

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type to change your type in order to better resist the moves your opponent deals.
Turns 2~4	Use Acid Spray to shred the Raid Boss' Sp. Def to -6 and build Tera Orb Charges.
Low HP Turns	Use Life Dew to heal up any damage the party takes.
Turns 5+	Use Acid Spray if your debuffs get reset or Tera Orb charges gets taken. Use Transform and Terastallize once your Tera Orb is charged.

In this Build, Mew functions as both a Healer and an Attacker (once Transformed into Arceus).

Start off the battle with using Reflect Type on an ally to copy their resistances to the raid boss' attacks. The use Acid Spray to help the Arceus deal more damage while you're both building up Tera Orb Charges.

On turns where the team is low on HP, heal them with Life Dew, restoring 25% of all players' Pokemon's HP.

Once the raid boss is sufficiently debuffed and you have enough Tera Orb charges, use Transform while terastallizing to finish off the boss.

Mew Best Tera Raid Build

2 Modes Transform

Best Mew Tera Builds
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Transform ・ Nasty Plot ・ Acid Spray ・ Stored Power
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew. Transforming will also change Mew's ability so it doesn't matter in the long run.

Best Tera Type and Nature

This Mew uses a hybrid special damage buffing build, where it can shred the opponent's Sp. Def while it can also deal good damage itself. We recommend leaving Mew as a Psychic Tera Type for this reason. As a Special Attacker (prior to Transforming), a Modest nature would be best.
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 Sp. Def. Give Mew a Shell Bell for passive recovery while you deal damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1-3		Use Acid Spray to shred the Raid Boss' Sp. Def to -6 and build Tera Orb Charges .
Opponent Neutral to Psychic	Turns 4-6	Use Nasty Plot to max out your Sp. Atk.
	Turns 7+	Terastallize and use Stored Power until you beat the raid boss.
Opponent is Dark, Steel, or Psychic-type	Turns 4+	Terastallize and Transform into an ally that has buffed itself up and has a moveset that you know could benefit the raid.

In this Build, Mew functions as both a Support and an Attacker.

Start off the battle with using Acid Spray three times to fully shred the opponent's Sp. Def. The next moves you do will depend on the Raid Boss you are facing.

When the raid boss is neutral or Weak to Psychic, max out your Sp. Atk with Nasty Plot and proceed to attack using Stored Power to deal massive damage.

When the raid boss is immune or resists Psychic, Transform into an ally with a better moveset to pivot into a better position. Be aware that Transform only gives you 5 PP for each move, so be sure to transform into an ally you know has more then one attacking move.

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(-6 Sp. Def, Poison Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7675 HP (Max HP x25)	Stored Power(+6 Sp. Atk, Psychic Tera) 9,904 ~ 11,652 (130.3 ~ 153.3%)

Healer Mew: Pollen Puff + Life Dew

Best Mew Tera Builds
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Calm (↑Sp. Def, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Def: 126		Def: 126
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Pollen Puff ・ Life Dew ・ Light Screen / Reflect ・ Helping Hand
Held Item
Light Clay

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type and Nature

As Mew will either be supporting through Healing or setting up Screens, its Tera Type does not matter too much. If you need, getting an Steel Tera type Mew is good as it can benefit from resisting Bug and getting neutral on Ghost and Dark-types. As a Support Pokemon, a defensive nature like Calm, would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid Support EV spreads should lean towards bulk. Max out your HP EVs, while splitting the remaining EVs evenly between Special Defense and Defense. Give Mew a Light Clay to increase the duration of your screens.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1~2	Use Reflect or Light Screen to better resist the moves your opponent deals. Use the one you opponent has a better stat in, Atk or Sp. Atk respectively.
Low HP Turns	When allies HP are low, use Life Dew to heal up any damage the party takes. Alternatively, use Pollen Puff to heal a specific ally.
Optional	Use cheers like Go All Out! and Hang Tough! to help out the team.
Turns 3+	Use Helping Hand to helf your allies deal more damage.
Optional	Attack the opponent using Pollen Puff to collect Tera Orb charges. Terastallize in order to recieve even less damage from moves resisted by Steel!

In this Build, Mew functions as purely a support Pokemon. Start off by setting up a Reflect or Light Screen to give your Raid party more bulk when taking on the raid.

On turns where the team is low on HP, heal them with Life Dew, restoring 25% of all players' Pokemon's HP. Alternatively, use Pollen Puff on a specific ally to heal half their HP!

You can also help supplement your allies' damage by using Helping Hand or deal damage yourself by using Pollen Puff to build Tera Orb charges to terastalize into Steel.

Best Special Mew Tera Raid Builds

Best Mew Tera Builds
Stellar Tera Build
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Special Multi Reflect Type						Physical Multi Reflect Type

Psychic Tera Special Mixed Attacker

Best Mew Tera Builds
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Special Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (↑Stat, ↓Stat)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Sp. Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Nasty Plot ・ Psychic Terrain ・ Stored Power ・ Psyshock
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a Psychic Tera Type because this will boost the damage output of Mew's Stored Power and Psyshock. As a Special Attacker, a Modest nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards HP and Sp. Atk. Max out your HP and Special Attack EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense. Give it Shell Bell for passive recovery while you deal damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1~3	Use Nasty Plot to boost Mew's Sp. Atk to +6 and Stored Power's BP to 140.
Turn 4	Use Psychic Terrain to boost Psyshock and Stored Power's damage output.
Turns 5+	Use Stored Power, or Psyshock against Raid Bosses with exceptionally high Sp. Def. Terastallize once your Tera Orb is charged.

Start the Raid Battle with 3 Nasty Plots in order to max out Mew's Special Attack and increase the BP of Stored Power to 140.

Follow up with a Psychic Terrain to further boost the power of Mew's Psychic Type moves.

Once your setup is complete, proceed to attack with Stored Power against Special Defense weak Pokemon, or Psyshock against Pokemon with at least 2x as much Special Defense as Defense.

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(Flying Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Stored Power(+6 Sp. Atk, Psychic Terrain, Psychic Tera) 2,520 ~ 2,968 (33.1 ~ 39%)
(Flying Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Psyshock(+6 Sp. Atk, Psychic Terrain, Psychic Tera) 1,236 ~ 1,456 (16.2 ~ 19.1%)

Effective Counter Against Fighting and Poison Type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Fighting and Poison Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types as a Psychic-Type attacker.

Mixed Special Psychic Tera Builds
Mewtwo	Hoopa	Mew

Best Psychic Type Pokemon for Tera Raids

Stored Power Nuke Psychic Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Special Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (+Sp. Atk, -Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Defense: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Acid Spray ・ Stored Power ・ Nasty Plot ・ Amnesia / Iron Defense
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a Psychic Tera Type since it will improve the power of its Psychic-type Stored Power. As an Attacker with a focus on Special Moves, a Modest nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards Bulky Special Attacker. Max out Mew's HP and Sp.Atk EVs while adding the remaining 4 EVs into Defense so that Mew can hit as hard as possible with Stored Power.

For this build, giving it a Shell Bell allows it to recover health while dealing damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1~3	Use Amnesia or Iron Defense to buff stored power and ensure Mew gets bulky enough to survive while setting up.
Turns 4~9	Use Nasty Plot to max out your Sp. Atk. Weave in Acid Sprays in between to build Tera Orb charges and shred the Raid Boss' Sp. Def.
Optional	Use Heal Up! Cheer if you find yourself in a pinch.
Turns 10+	Terastallize and use Stored Power until the Raid Boss is defeated.

Start off by setting up your buffing moves with Iron Defense or Amnesia. This will give Mew a lot of buffs for Stored Power to hit harder.

Nasty Plot is added to the kit to get to max Sp. Atk buffs faster and using Acid Spray to bring the raid Pokemon's Sp. Def to its lowest possible value, allowing your teammates to deal good damage while you set up. Doing so also allows you to gain tera charge, since Acid Spray is a damage dealing move.

When you have enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize, proceed to Terastalize and start spamming Stored Power to damage the raid Pokemon's shield and finish the battle!

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(-6 Sp. Def, Fighting Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 14650 HP (Max HP x25)	Stored Power(+6 Sp. Atk, +6 Sp. Def, Psychic Tera) 12,824 ~ 15,088 (87.5 ~ 102.9%)

Effective Counter Against Poison and Fighting Type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Poison and Fighting Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types as a Psychic-Type attacker.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Giga Drain Grass Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Special Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (+Sp. Atk, -Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Defense: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Acid Spray ・ Giga Drain ・ Nasty Plot ・ Grassy Terrain
Held Item
Miracle Seed

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a Grass Tera Type since it will improve the power of its Grass-type Giga Drain. As an Attacker with a focus on Special Moves, a Modest nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards Bulky Special Attacker. Max out Mew's HP and Sp.Atk EVs while adding the remaining 4 EVs into Defense so that Mew can hit as hard as possible with Giga Drain.

For this build, giving it a Miracle Seed allows it to deal more Grass Type Damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1~6	Use Nasty Plot to max out your Sp. Atk. Weave in Acid Sprays in between to build Tera Orb charges and shred the Raid Boss' Sp. Def.
Low HP Turns	Use Heal Up! Cheer or Giga Drain to Heal yourself in a pinch.
Turn 7	Use Grassy Terrain before you Terastallize to make your Grass-Type moves more powerful.
Turns 8+	Terastallize and use Giga Drain until the Raid Boss is defeated.

Start off by setting up Nasty Plot is added to the kit to get to max Sp. Atk buffs faster and using Acid Spray to bring the raid Pokemon's Sp. Def to its lowest possible value, allowing your teammates to deal good damage while you set up. Doing so also allows you to gain tera charge, since Acid Spray is a damage dealing move.

When you have enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize, proceed to Terastalize and start spamming Giga Drain to damage the raid Pokemon's shield and finish the battle!

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(-6 Sp. Def, Water Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Giga Drain(+6 Sp. Atk, No Tera) 3,184 ~ 3,746 (41.8 ~ 49.2%)
(-6 Sp. Def, Water Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Giga Drain(+6 Sp. Atk, Water Tera) 4,776 ~ 5,618 (62.8 ~ 73.9%)

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

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Water, Ground, and Rock Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types as a Psychic-Type attacker.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Draining Kiss Fairy Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Special Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Modest (+Sp. Atk, -Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Defense: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Acid Spray ・ Draining Kiss ・ Nasty Plot ・ Misty Terrain
Held Item
Pixie Plate

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a Fairy Tera Type since it will improve the power of its Fairy-type Draining Kiss. As an Attacker with a focus on Special Moves, a Modest nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards Bulky Special Attacker. Max out Mew's HP and Sp.Atk EVs while adding the remaining 4 EVs into Defense so that Mew can hit as hard as possible with Draining Kiss.

For this build, giving it a Pixie Plate allows it to deal more Fairy Type Damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turns 1~6	Use Nasty Plot to max out your Sp. Atk. Weave in Acid Sprays in between to build Tera Orb charges and shred the Raid Boss' Sp. Def.
Low HP Turns	Use Heal Up! Cheer or Draining Kiss to Heal yourself in a pinch.
Turn 7	Use Misty Terrain before you Terastallize to make your Fairy-Type moves more powerful.
Turns 8+	Terastallize and use Draining Kiss until the Raid Boss is defeated.

Start off by setting up Nasty Plot is added to the kit to get to max Sp. Atk buffs faster and using Acid Spray to bring the raid Pokemon's Sp. Def to its lowest possible value, allowing your teammates to deal good damage while you set up. Doing so also allows you to gain tera charge, since Acid Spray is a damage dealing move.

When you have enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize, proceed to Terastalize and start spamming Draining Kiss to damage the raid Pokemon's shield and finish the battle!

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(-6 Sp. Def, Fighting Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Draining Kiss(+6 Sp. Atk, No Tera) 2,122 ~ 2,498 (27.9 ~ 32.8%)
(-6 Sp. Def, Fighting Tera, 128 Sp. Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Draining Kiss(+6 Sp. Atk, Dark Tera) 3,182 ~ 3,746 (41.8 ~ 49.2%)

Effective Counter Against Dragon, Fighting, and Dark Type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Dragon, Fighting, and Dark Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types as a Psychic-Type attacker.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Universal Reflect Type
Special Mew Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Special Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
	Depends on Build			Modest (↑SpA, ↓Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Sp. Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・STAB Move ・ Nasty Plot ・ Acid Spray ・ Reflect Type
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

With access to the move Reflect Type and being able to learn every TM available, Mew can be built to freely change types to counter Raid Pokemon, either offensively or defensively.

For a Specially Offensive Mew build, Nasty Plot and Acid Spray are the main moves used to make any STAB Move effective as a general attacker, but can be slightly modified to be more specialized in a particular type.

Best Tera Type

By default, Mew has a Psychic Tera type, but in order to maximize your damage output, match Mew's Tera Type with the type needed. As a Special Attacker, Modest nature would be best.

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 Def. Give it Shell Bell for passive recovery while you deal damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type on an ally that has a beneficial type that corresponds to your chosen STAB Move.
Turns 2~7	Use Nasty Plot and Acid Spray to boost Mew's Special Attack and shred the opponent's Special Defense respectively.
Optional	Use your Support Move if you need it to deal more damage.
Turns 8+	Terastallize and continue using your STAB Move.

Start off by by copying an ally's beneficial type using Reflect Type. This will ensure your move will recieve Same-Type Attack Bonus.

UseNasty Plot is added to the kit to get to max Sp. Atk buffs faster and using Acid Spray to bring the raid Pokemon's Sp. Def to its lowest possible value, allowing your teammates to deal good damage while you set up. Doing so also allows you to gain tera charge, since Acid Spray is a damage dealing move.

Use you main STAB Move to deal damage while also building Tera Orb charge. Once you have enough Tera Orb charge, Terastallize and continue using your STAB Move to deal Tera-boosted damage.

What is STAB? How to Use STAB Effectively

Best Special Mew Moveset by Type

Normal Mew Special Movesets

Best Normal Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Hyper Voice
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Grass Mew Special Movesets

Best Grass Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Energy Ball
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Fire Mew Special Movesets

Best Fire Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Flamethrower
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Water Mew Special Movesets

Best Water Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Surf
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Rock Mew Special Movesets

Best Rock Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Power Gem
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Ground Mew Special Movesets

Best Ground Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Earth Power
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Poison Mew Special Movesets

Best Poison Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Sludge Bomb
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Flying Mew Special Movesets

Best Flying Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Air Slash
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Electric Mew Special Movesets

Best Electric Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Thunderbolt
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Fighting Mew Special Movesets

Best Fighting Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Aura Sphere
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Bug Mew Special Movesets

Best Bug Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Pollen Puff / Bug Buzz
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Ice Mew Special Movesets

Best Ice Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Ice Beam
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Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Psychic Mew Special Movesets

Best Psychic Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Buffing Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Psychic Terrain	Psychic
Psyshock Build
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Buffing Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Psychic Terrain	Psyshock
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Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Ghost Mew Special Movesets

Best Ghost Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Shadow Ball
Hex Build
Debuff Move	Status Move	Main Move	Changing Type Move
Acid Spray	Thunder Wave	Hex	Reflect Type
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Dark Mew Special Movesets

Best Dark Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Dark Pulse
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Dragon Mew Special Movesets

Best Dragon Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Dragon Pulse
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Steel Mew Special Movesets

Best Steel Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Flash Cannon
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Fairy Mew Special Movesets

Best Fairy Mew Special Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Debuff Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Acid Spray	Nasty Plot	Reflect Type	Dazzling Gleam
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Best Physical Mew Tera Raid Builds

Best Mew Tera Builds
Stellar Tera Build
Any Random Raid Support			Mew Duo Judgemew			2 Modes Transform			Pollen Puff Life Dew
Psychic Tera Special Mix			Stored Power Nuke			Grass Tera Giga Drain			Fairy Tera Draining Kiss
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Special Multi Reflect Type						Physical Multi Reflect Type

Metronome Drain Punch Fighting Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Adamant (↑Atk, ↓SpA)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Reflect Type ・ Drain Punch ・ Swords Dance ・ Thunder Wave
Held Item
Metronome

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

A Fighting Tera Type in conjunction with a Metronome held item, allows Mew to have great damage output combined with healing with consecutive Drain Punches.

As a Physical Attacker, an Adamant nature would work best for this Pokemon.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards increasing the Pokemon's HP and Attack. Max out your HP, and Atk EVs, while putting the remaining points into Defense. This allows Mew to have decent bulk, while still having high offense.

Give Mew a Metronome to boost the damage output of Drain Punch by 10% each time it is used consecutively!

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type to copy an ally's Fighting type to get STAB for Drain Punch.
Optional	Paralyze the raid boss with Thunder Wave to get in free buffs/hits.
Turns 2-4	Use Swords Dance to max out your Atk stat.
Low HP Turn	Use Drain Punch to regain HP
Turns 5+	Use Drain Punch to deal large damage while also replenishing HP. Terastallize when possible.

Start out the Tera Raid Battle by using Reflect Type to copy an allies' Fighting type to get STAB. You can also opt to paralyze the raid boss with Thunder Wave to get some free hits/buffs in.

Follow with 3 Swords Dance to raise your Attack to +6. Use Drain Punch when HP is Low to regain HP.

Proceed to attack consecutively with Drain Punch to boost it's damage each turn, while also replenishing your HP.

When you have enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize, proceed to Terastalize and start spamming Drain Punch to damage the raid Pokemon's shield and finish the battle!

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(Rock Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Drain Punch(+6 Atk, STAB Fighting) 1,014 ~ 1,194 (13.3 ~ 15.7%)
(Rock Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Drain Punch(+6 Atk, Fighting Tera + STAB) 1,352 ~ 1,592 (17.7 ~ 20.9%)

Effective Counter Against Normal, Rock, Ice, Dark, and Steel-type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Normal, Rock, Ice, Dark, and Steel-type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types before Terastalizing.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Metronome Leech Life Bug Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Adamant (↑Atk, ↓SpA)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Reflect Type ・ Leech Life ・ Swords Dance ・ Thunder Wave
Held Item
Metronome

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

A Bug Tera Type in conjunction with a Metronome held item, allows Mew to have great damage output combined with healing with consecutive Leech Lifes.

As a Physical Attacker, an Adamant nature would work best for this Pokemon.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards increasing the Pokemon's HP and Attack. Max out your HP, and Atk EVs, while putting the remaining points into Defense. This allows Mew to have decent bulk, while still having high offense.

Give Mew a Metronome to boost the damage output of Leech Life by 10% each time it is used consecutively!

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type to copy an ally's Bug type to get STAB for Leech Life.
Optional	Paralyze the raid boss with Thunder Wave to get in free buffs/hits.
Turns 2-4	Use Swords Dance to max out your Atk stat.
Low HP Turn	Use Leech Life to regain HP
Turns 5+	Use Leech Life to deal large damage while also replenishing HP. Terastallize when possible.

Start out the Tera Raid Battle by using Reflect Type to copy an allies' Bug type to get STAB. You can also opt to paralyze the raid boss with Thunder Wave to get some free hits/buffs in.

Follow with 3 Swords Dance to raise your Attack to +6. Use Leech Life when HP is Low to regain HP.

Proceed to attack consecutively with Leech Life to boost it's damage each turn, while also replenishing your HP.

When you have enough Tera Orb charge to terastallize, proceed to Terastalize and start spamming Leech Life to damage the raid Pokemon's shield and finish the battle!

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(Rock Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Leech Life(+6 Atk, STAB Bug) 1,014 ~ 1,194 (13.3 ~ 15.7%)
(Rock Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Leech Life(+6 Atk, Bug Tera + STAB) 1,352 ~ 1,592 (17.7 ~ 20.9%)

Effective Counter Against Grass, Psychic, and Dark-type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Grass, Psychic, and Dark-type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types before Terastalizing.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Swords Dance Physical Psychic Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Adamant (↑Atk, ↓SpA)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Psychic Fangs ・ Swords Dance ・ Life Dew ・ Psychic Terrain
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a Psychic Tera Type because this will boost the damage output of Mew's Psychic Fangs. As a Physical Attacker, an Adamant nature would work best for this Pokemon.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards increasing the Pokemon's HP and Attack. Max out your HP, and Atk EVs, while putting the remaining points into Defense. This allows Mew to have decent bulk, while still having high offense.

For this build, giving it a Shell Bell allows it to recover health while dealing damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Psychic Terrain to set up terrain.
Turns 2~4	Use Swords Dance to raise Mew's Attack to +6.
Low HP Turn	Use Life Dew when Mew's HP falls below 50%.
Turns 5~7	Use Psychic Fangs to deal damage and build Tera Charge.
Optional	Recast Psychic Terrain when it runs out.
Turns 7+	Terastallize once you build up enough Tera Orb Charge, and continue using Psychic Fangs.

Start the Tera Raid battle by using Psychic Terrain to set up some passive healing for the team and power-up Psychic-type moves. Set up with Swords Dance a few times to boost Mew's Attack.

Use Psychic Fangs to deal super effective damage. Once you have enough Tera Orb charge, terastallize into a Psychic-type and use boosted Psychic Fangs to finish the raid. When you think you need to heal, Mew has access to Life Dew to heal up the entire party.

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(Poison Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Psychic Fangs(+6 Atk, Psychic Terrain, Psychic Tera) 1,668 ~ 1,964 (21.9 ~ 25.8%)

Effective Counter Against Poison and Fighting Type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Poison and Fighting Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Dark, Bug, or Ghost Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Mew will be weak to these Types as a Psychic-Type attacker.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Body Press Fighting Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
				Impish (↑Def, ↓Sp.Atk)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Def: 252		Sp.Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・ Iron Defense ・ Reflect Type ・ Body Press ・ Light Screen / Reflect
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

The best ability for Mew in Tera Raid Battles is Synchronize. This is Mew's only Ability and causes the opposing Pokemon to also by afflicted with the same status condition it deals to Mew.

Best Tera Type

We also recommend getting a Mew with a with a Fighting Tera Type for this build to improve the damage output of Body Press. As a Def scaling physical attacker, an Impish Nature would be best.

It can also hold a Shell Bell to help Mew recover health as it attacks.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards bulky offense. Max out your HP and Def EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type to copy an ally's Fighting type to get STAB for Body Press.
Turn 2	Use Light Screen or Reflect to help the team take more hits.
Turns 3~5	Use Iron Defense to build up Mew's Defense stat.
Turns 6~8	Use Body Press to deal damage and charge up your Tera Orb.
Turns 9+	Terastallize and use a boosted Body Press to deal massive damage.

Start the raid by copying an ally's Fighting-type using Reflect Type. Then, follow it up with your chosen Screen move to raise the party's overall bulk.

Use Iron Defense to raise Mew's Defense stat by up to six stages, then attack with Body Press.

The move's damage output will be improved due to Mew's Defense boosts, which is the main strategy behind this build.Terastallize when you can to power up Body Press even further. .

Sample Damage Calculations

Super Effective Damage Dealt by Mew
(Normal Tera, 128 Def) 7600 HP (Max HP x25)	Body Press(+6 Def, Fighting Tera) 1,200 ~ 1,416 (15.7 ~ 18.6%)
Damage Recieved by Mew
(Fighting Tera, +6 Def) 388 HP	Drill Peck(Flying Tera) 32 ~ 40 (9.3 ~ 11.7%)

Effective Counter Against Normal, Rock, Ice, Dark, and Steel-type Tera Raids

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

This Mew Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Normal, Rock, Ice, Dark, and Steel-type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss has a different type, consider using a different Pokemon.
Type Chart: All Matchups and Effectiveness

Universal Reflect Type
Physical Mew Tera Build

Best Mew Tera Builds
Fighting Tera Drain Punch			Bug Tera Leech Life			Psychic Tera Sword Dance			Fighting Tera Body Press
Physical Multi Reflect Type

EV Spread, Ability, Held Item and Moveset

Mew	Tera Type			Nature
	Depends on Build			Adamant (↑Atk, ↓SpA)
	EV Spread
	HP: 252		Atk: 252		Def: 4
Ability	Moveset
Synchronize	・STAB Move ・ Swords Dance ・Buffing/Support Move ・ Reflect Type
Held Item
Shell Bell

Summary

With access to the move Reflect Type and being able to learn every TM available, Mew can be built to freely change types to counter Raid Pokemon, either offensively or defensively.

For a Physically Offensive Mew build, Swords Dance is the main move used to make any STAB Move effective as a general attacker, but can be slightly modified to be more specialized in a particular type.

Best Tera Type

By default, Mew has a Psychic Tera type, but in order to maximize your damage output, match Mew's Tera Type with the type needed. As a Physical Attacker, Adamant nature would be best.

Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize

EV Spread Explanation

Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards Bulky Offense. Max out your HP and Atk EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Def. Give it Shell Bell for passive recovery while you deal damage.

Tera Raid Strategy

Mew Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy
Turn 1	Use Reflect Type on an ally that has a beneficial type that corresponds to your chosen STAB Move.
Optional	Use your Support Move if you need it to tank hits more effectively.
Turns 2~4	Use Swords Dance to boost Mew's Physical Attack to +6.
Optional	Use your Support Move if you need it to deal more damage.
Turns 8+	Terastallize and continue using your STAB Move.

Start off by by copying an ally's beneficial type using Reflect Type. This will ensure your move will recieve Same-Type Attack Bonus.

Use Swords Dance three times to boost your Attack. Depending on the damage you sustained during your setup, you can attack to regain lost HP with your Shell Bell.

Use you main STAB Move to deal damage while also building Tera Orb charge. Once you have enough Tera Orb charge, Terastallize and continue using your STAB Move to deal Tera-boosted damage.

What is STAB? How to Use STAB Effectively

Best Replacement Setup Move per Type

Type	Optimized Setup Move
	Grassy Terrain
	Sunny Day
	Rain Dance
/ /	Sandstorm
	Electric Terrain
	Snowscape
	Psychic Terrain
	Misty Terrain
Any Other Type	Light Screen / Reflect

The setup move slot for Mew can be changed depending on its type. The moves listed above are our recommended moves based on Mew's type, which can either provide extra damage, or added utility for Mew.

With the introduction of Relearning Moves, you only need to use TMs on Mew once to relearn it again anytime.

Best Physical Mew Moveset by Type

Normal Mew Physical Movesets

Best Normal Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Body Slam
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Grass Mew Physical Movesets

Best Grass Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Grassy Terrain	Reflect Type	Seed Bomb
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Fire Mew Physical Movesets

Best Fire Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Sunny Day	Reflect Type	Fire Punch
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Water Mew Physical Movesets

Best Water Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Rain Dance	Reflect Type	Liquidation
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Rock Mew Physical Movesets

Best Rock Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Sandstorm	Reflect Type	Rock Slide
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Ground Mew Physical Movesets

Best Ground Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Sandstorm	Reflect Type	Earthquake
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Poison Mew Physical Movesets

Best Poison Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Poison Jab
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Flying Mew Physical Movesets

Best Flying Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Brave Bird
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Electric Mew Physical Movesets

Best Electric Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Electric Terrain	Reflect Type	Thunder Punch
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Fighting Mew Physical Movesets

Best Fighting Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Drain Punch
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Bug Mew Physical Movesets

Best Bug Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	X-Scissor
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Ice Mew Physical Movesets

Best Ice Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Ice Spinner / Ice Punch
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Psychic Mew Physical Movesets

Best Psychic Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move 1	Setup Move 2	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Life Dew	Psychic Terrain	Psychic Fangs
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Ghost Mew Physical Movesets

Best Ghost Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Shadow Claw
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Dark Mew Physical Movesets

Best Dark Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Crunch
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Dragon Mew Physical Movesets

Best Dragon Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect / Ice Spinner	Reflect Type	Outrage / Dragon Claw
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Steel Mew Physical Movesets

Best Steel Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Sandstorm	Reflect Type	Iron Head
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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Fairy Mew Physical Movesets

Best Fairy Mew Physical Movesets for Tera Raids
Tera Type		Hold Item
		Shell Bell
Buffing Move	Setup Move	Changing Type Move	Finishing Move
Swords Dance	Light Screen / Reflect	Reflect Type	Play Rough
Other Mew Tera Builds
Special Movesets		Physical Movesets

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How to Make the Best Mew Tera Raid Build

How to Make Best Mew Tera Raid Build
Transfer Mew from an Older Game Use Mints to change its nature. EV Train Mew Hyper Train at Montenevera. Level up to 100. Give Mew a Held Item.

Transfer Mew from an Older Game

Available as a Gift in Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

Speak to the madame in the flower field on the southwest end of Floaroma Town and she'll give you Mew if you have a save data for either Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu or Pokemon: Let's Go, Eevee.

Free Code for Let's Go Series or Sword and Shield if You Buy the Poke Ball Plus

A free Mew can be obtained if you purchase the Poke Ball Plus Accessory. Just connect your copy of Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu, Let's Go Eevee, Sword, or Shield via Internet and you can recieve your Level 1 Mew via Mystery Gift!

Complete the A Mythical Discovery Research Task in Pokemon GO

By Completing the Research Task, A Mythical Discovery you can obtain a special Mew in Pokemon GO. Research tasks are special missions in Pokemon GO that offers rewards for Trainers who complete various task objectives.

Note that you need to have a Mew caught from a main series game to be able to transfer one caught from Pokemon GO.

How to Transfer Pokemon from Pokemon HOME

Use Tera Shards to Change Tera Type

If the Mew 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 Mints to Change Its Nature

If it has a different nature, you can use Mints to change its nature to to your preferred nature.

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

How to Change a Pokemon's Nature

EV Train Mew

EV train Mew according to the build's EV spread using Vitamins or the traditional way with Power Items and battling Pokemon with the right EV yield.

Defensive Support Mew

If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 HP Up (for HP), 13 Zinc, and 13 Iron (for Def). 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 Belt (For Defense EVs)	14 in Total (To get 130 Defense EVs)	・Tarountula Location: South of Lost Platos
Power Band (For Special Defense EVs)	14 in Total (To get 130 Special Defense EVs)	・Hoppip ・Swablu Location: South Province (Area 1)

Specially Offensive Mew

If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 HP Up (for HP), 26 Calcium (for Sp. Atk), and an Iron (for Def). 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 Belt (For Defense EVs)	1 in Total (To get 4 Defense EVs)	・Tarountula Location: South of Lost Platos
Power Lens (For Special Attack EVs)	28 in Total (To get 252 Special Attack EVs)	・Psyduck ・Toxel ・Hatenna Location: South Province (Area 4)

Physically Offensive Mew

If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 HP Up (for HP), 26 Protein (for Atk), and an Iron (for Def). 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 Bracer (For Attack EVs)	28 in Total (To get 252 Attack EVs)	・Shinx ・Growlithe ・Yungoos ・Nymble Location: South Province (Area 3)
Power Belt (For Defense EVs)	1 in Total (To get 4 Defense EVs)	・Tarountula Location: South of Lost Platos

Body Press Mew

If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 HP Up (for HP), 26 Iron (for Def), and a Zinc (for Sp. Def). 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 Belt (For Defense EVs)	28 in Total (To get 252 Defense EVs)	・Tarountula Location: South of Lost Platos
Power Band (For Special Defense EVs)	1 in Total (To get 4 Special Defens EVs)	・Spoink Location: South Province (Area 3)

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 Mew a Held Item

You can also give your Mew a Held Item to help it when facing off against various Raid Pokemon.

Learn how to find the recommended held item and price from the table below!

Item Name	Location	Price
Light Clay	Cascarrafa Delibird Presents	₽20,000
Miracle Seed	Mesagoza Delibird Presents	₽3,000
Shell Bell	Levincia Delibird Presents	₽20,000
Metronome	Levincia Delibird Presents	₽15,000

Mew Plates

If you decide to Transform into Arceus, having its signature Plates is needed in order to change the Type of the move Judgment. These Plates can be found in the Special Auction in Porto Marinada.

Item Name	Location	Price
Draco Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Dread Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Earth Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Fist Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Flame Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Icicle Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Insect Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Iron Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Meadow Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Mind Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Pixie Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Sky Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Splash Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Spooky Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Stone Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Toxic Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A
Zap Plate	Porto Marinada Auction	₽N/A

All Elemental Plates: Types, Effects and How to Get

Delibird Presents Locations and All Items

Mew Tera Raid Moveset Guide

Learn Moves Through Level Up

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

Level	Move	Type
Base	Reflect Type
10	Amnesia
40	Life Dew
50	Nasty Plot
80	Transform
90	Aura Sphere
100	Psychic

You can have Mew 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 Mew 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
TM013 Acid Spray	Near a cliff side north of the South Province (Area Two) Pokemon Center. Required League Points: 800 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Wooper Slime x3 ・Toxel Sparks x3
TM029 Hex	Next to a rock (west) near the base of Team Star's Dark crew. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Mimikyu Scrap x3 ・Greavard Wax x3
TM037 Draining Kiss	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Dark Crew Required League Points: 800 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Igglybuff Fluff x3 ・Flabébé Pollen x3
TM041 Stored Power	In a corner west of Los Platos in South Province (Area One) Required League Points: 800 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Ralts Dust x3 ・Gothita Eyelash x3
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: ・Litleo Tuft x3 ・Sunkern Leaf x3 ・Torkoal Coal x3
TM050 Rain Dance	Near the sunken watchtower in the middle of the Asado Desert. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Azurill Fur x3 ・Shellos Mucus x3 ・Wattrel Feather x3
TM051 Sandstorm	Climb on top of a tower in East Province Area Three, Middle Section. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Hippopotas Sand x3 ・Sandygast Sand x3 ・Silicobra Sand x3
TM052 Snowscape	Beside the snowman near the Pokemon Center on Glaseado Mountain. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Snom Thread x3 ・Snover Berries x3 ・Delibird Parcel x3
TM054 Psyshock	Can be found east of Casseroya Lake Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Drowzee Fur x3 ・Meditite Sweat x3 ・Spoink Pearl x3
TM061 Shadow Claw	On top of cliff west of the West Province (Area One) - North Pokemon Center. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Komala Claw x3 ・Mimikyu Scrap x3
TM063 Psychic Fangs	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Basculin Fang x3 ・Bruxish Tooth x5 ・Veluza Fillet x3
TM065 Air Slash	On the small island surrounded by the waters in South Province Area One. You can have your player character teleport to the island by starting a battle with a wild Pokemon near the island if Koraidon/Miraidon cannot swim yet. Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Wingull Feather x3 ・Noibat Fur x3 ・Flamigo Down x3
TM066 Body Slam	Located on one of the terrains at Asado Desert Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Alomomola Mucus x3 ・Chewtle Claw x3 ・Skwovet Fur x3
TM067 Fire Punch	Updated in the TM Machine once Poison crew is defeated. Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Meditite Sweat x3 ・Charcadet Soot x3
TM071 Seed Bomb	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fairy Crew Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Shroomish Spores x5 ・Smoliv Oil x3 ・Bramblin Twig x3
TM073 Drain Punch	Located on the second level of the watch tower south of Artazon. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Mankey Fur x3 ・Croagunk Poison x5 ・Crabrawler Shell x3
TM074 Reflect	Inside the scaffolding on the northern side of East Province (Area Three). Required League Points: 800 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Drowzee Fur x3 ・Flittle Down x3
TM075 Light Screen	Found to the east of Artazon on rocky terrain. Required League Points: 800 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Magnemite Screw x3 ・Voltorb Sparks x3
TM078 Dragon Claw	Located at the island at the center of Casseroya Lake. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Gible Scales x3 ・Axew Scales x5 ・Noibat Fur x3
TM079 Dazzling Gleam	Obtained by defeating Team Star's Fairy leader Ortega on Starfall Street. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Swablu Fluff x3 ・Hatenna Dust x3 ・Fidough Fur x3
TM082 Thunder Wave	Rewarded by the Battle League Rep for defeating four trainers outside of the Academy in South Province .Arera One. Required League Points: 400 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Mareep Wool x3 ・Pawmi Fur x3
TM083 Poison Jab	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Poison Crew Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Seviper Fang x3 ・Mareanie Spike x3 ・Shroodle Ink x3
TM086 Rock Slide	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Bonsly Tears x3 ・Rockruff Rock x3 ・Nacli Salt x3
TM088 Swords Dance	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Scyther Claw x3 ・Zangoose Claw x3 ・Gible Scales x3
TM089 Body Press	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Pawniard Blade x3 ・Hawlucha Down x3 ・Cetoddle Grease x5
TM093 Flash Cannon	On top of the elevated cliffs southwest of the South Province (Area Three) Pokemon Center. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Klefki Key x3 ・Varoom Fume x3 ・Tinkatink Hair x3
TM094 Dark Pulse	Found between North Province Area Two and Area One. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Spiritomb Fragment x3 ・Zorua Fur x3 ・Impidimp Hair x3
TM095 Leech Life	Found past the fences, under a tree near the Montenevera Gym. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Venonat Fang x3 ・Surskit Syrup x3 ・Kricketot Shell x3
TM098 Skill Swap	Behind the Pokemon Center in front of the entrance to Alfornada. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Girafarig Fur x3 ・Flittle Down x3
TM099 Iron Head	Located at the northeast section of Casseroya Lake. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Pawniard Blade x3 ・Rookidee Feather x3 ・Cufant Tarnish x5
TM101 Power Gem	Underneath the scaffolding in the northern part of East Province (Area Three) Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Mareep Wool x3 ・Sableye Gem x3 ・Spoink Pearl x3
TM104 Iron Defense	On one of the sunken terrains near Tagtree Thicket on East Province Area Three. Required League Points: 1500 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Pineco Husk x3 ・Bronzor Fragment x3
TM105 X-Scissor	Found on top a rock near a pond east of Cascarrafa City. Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Kricketot Shell x3 ・Fomantis Leaf x3 ・Tarountula Thread x3
TM108 Crunch	Updated in the TM Machine once Fairy crew is defeated. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Yungoos Fur x3 ・Bruxish Tooth x3 ・Maschiff Fang x5
TM110 Liquidation	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Buizel Fur x3 ・Arrokuda Scales x5 ・Wiglett Sand x3
TM111 Giga Drain	Found outside Cascarrafa City, East Section Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Hoppip Leaf x3 ・Skiddo Leaf x3 ・Capsakid Seed x5
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
TM115 Dragon Pulse	Located under a rock formation in West Province (Area Two). Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Swablu Fluff x3 ・Goomy Goo x5 ・Tatsugiri Scales x3
TM117 Hyper Voice	Found on the mountain right next to where you'll find the scaffolding on the northern side of East Province (Area Three). Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Litleo Tuft x5 ・Skwovet Fur x3 ・Tandemaus Fur x3
TM119 Energy Ball	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Deerling Hair x5 ・Tandemaus Fur x3 ・Bramblin Twig x3
TM123 Surf	Located at the southern part of Levincia City, beside a barrel near some vending machines. Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Finneon Scales x5 ・Wiglett Sand x3 ・Finizen Mucus x3
TM124 Ice Spinner	Received as a reward for beating Grusha, the Ice Gym leader in Glaseado. Required League Points: 8000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Bergmite Ice x3 ・Cetoddle Grease x5 ・Frigibax Scales x3
TM125 Flamethrower	Located near a boulder by the cliff east of Medali in West Province Area Three. Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Litleo Tuft x5 ・Houndour Fang x3 ・Numel Lava x3
TM126 Thunderbolt	Located next to a wall east of Port Marinada. Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Pichu Fur x3 ・Pachirisu Fur x5 ・Tadbulb Mucus x3
TM127 Play Rough	Southeast section of South Province (Area Six). Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Tandemaus Fur x3 ・Fidough Fur x5 ・Tinkatink Hair x3
TM131 Pollen Puff	Found on a flower field near a lighthouse Norththwest of Inlet Grotto. Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Kricketot Shell x3 ・Petilil Leaf x3 ・Rellor Mud x5
TM133 Earth Power	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Barboach Slime x3 ・Shellos Mucus x3 ・Silicobra Sand x5
TM135 Ice Beam	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Shellder Pearl x3 ・Delibird Parcel x3 ・Cryogonal Ice x5
TM136 Electric Terrain	Found at a pier near the center of Levincia City. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Pincurchin Spines x3 ・Tadbulb Mucus x3 ・Pawmi Fur x3
TM137 Grassy Terrain	Found near the tree southwest of Mesagoza in South Province Area Two. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Sunkern Leaf x3 ・Flabébé Pollen x3 ・Fomantis Leaf x3
TM138 Psychic Terrain	Found under a large tree near a Pokemon Center, at a riverbank between East Provinces Area One and Area Two. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Slowpoke Claw x3 ・Drowzee Fur x3 ・Indeedee Fur x3
TM139 Misty Terrain	Found on Tagtree Thicket, east section. Required League Points: 3000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Igglybuff Fluff x3 ・Flabébé Pollen x3 ・Klefki Key x3
TM148 Sludge Bomb	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Grimer Toxin x3 ・Croagunk Poison x5 ・Foongus Spores x3
TM149 Earthquake	Rewarded by the Battle League Rep at the Pokemon Center after defeating 5 Trainers in Asado Desert. Required League Points: 12000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Diglett Dirt x3 ・Phanpy Nail x5 ・Barboach Slime x3
TM156 Outrage	Rewarded by the Battle League Rep at North (Area Two) near Team Star Fighting Crew Base (Caph Squad) Required League Points: 12000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Dratini Scales x3 ・Axew Scales x5
TM162 Bug Buzz	Available for Crafting through TM Machine after defeating Team Star's Fighting Crew Required League Points: 10000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Venonat Fang x3 ・Kricketot Shell x5 ・Combee Honey x3
TM164 Brave Bird	Found at the top of a watchtower south of Casseroya Lake. Required League Points: 12000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Starly Feather x5 ・Rufflet Feather x3 ・Rookidee Feather x3

List of TMs and Locations

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Related Guides

Tera Raid Guides

Tera Raid Guides
Tera Raid Code Sharing Board	Can't Join Online Raid Battles
Best Raids to Farm Rewards	List of Evolution and Version Exclusive Pokemon in Raids
How to Solo and One-Shot 6 Star Tera Raids	Tera Raid Events and Schedule
How to Beat 5-Star and 6-Star Tera Raids	How to Host Raids Repeatedly
Black Crystal Tera Raid Battles	Legendary Pokemon Tera Raids
Fun Pokemon Builds to Try Out in Tera Raids	Best Pokemon to Terastallize Stellar for Tera Raids
Best Moves to Use in Tera Raids

Tera Raid Battle Mechanics Explained

Tera Raid Level Guides

How to Unlock Tera Raids
1-Star Raids and List of Pokemon	2-Star Raids and List of Pokemon
How to Unlock 3-Star Raids and List of Pokemon	How to Unlock 4-Star Raids and List of Pokemon
How to Unlock 5-Star Raids and List of Pokemon	How to Unlock 6-Star Raids and List of Pokemon
How to Unlock 7-Star Raids and List of Pokemon

How to Increase Tera Raid Star Level

Tera Raid Boss Guides

Tera Raid Boss Guides
6☆ Blissey	6☆ Ditto	6☆ Dragonite
6☆ Corviknight	6☆ Clodsire	5☆ Indeedee

5 and 6-Star Tera Raid Boss Guides

Raid Event Boss Strategies

Raid Event Boss Strategies
7☆ Meganium	7☆ Blastoise	7☆ Charizard
7☆ Venusaur	7☆ Empoleon	7☆ Blaziken
7☆ Iron Bundle	7☆ Hisuian Samurott	7☆ Eevee
7☆ Hisuian Typhlosion	7☆ Hisuian Decidueye	7☆ Mewtwo
7☆ Chesnaught	7☆ Delphox	7☆ Rillaboom
5☆ Walking Wake	5☆ Iron Leaves	7☆ Inteleon
7☆ Decidueye	7☆ Samurott	7☆ Typhlosion

Tera Raid Events and Schedule

Tera Raid Builds

Indigo Disk Raid Builds

All Indigo Disk Raid Builds

Teal Mask Raid Builds

All Teal Mask Raid Builds

Pokemon HOME Raid Builds

All Pokemon HOME Raid Builds

Paradox Pokemon Raid Builds

All Paradox Pokemon Raid Builds

Base Game Raid Builds

All Base Game Tera Raid Builds

Best Pokemon for Tera Raid Battles

Tera Raid Counters Per Tera Type

Best Pokemon For Raids Per Tera Type
Grass	Water	Fire	Electric	Ice	Fighting
Ground	Poison	Flying	Psychic	Bug	Rock
Ghost	Dragon	Dark	Steel	Fairy	Normal

Best Counters For Raids Per Tera Type