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The best Hydrapple Tera Raid Build in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (SV) is a Tera Grass Special Attacker with the Supersweet Syrup ability. Read on to learn what the best Hydrapple Tera Raid Build is and how to use it.
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Best Hydrapple Tera Builds | ||
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Special Grass Tera Build |
Hydrapple |
Tera Type | Nature | ||||
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Modest (↑Sp. Atk, ↓Atk) |
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EV Spread | ||||||
HP: 252 |
Sp. Atk: 252 |
Sp. Def: 4 |
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Ability | Moveset | |||||
Supersweet Syrup | ・
Nasty Plot
・ Energy Ball ・ Giga Drain ・ Grassy Terrain |
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Held Item | ||||||
Shell Bell |
Hydrapple can boost its damage output with Nasty Plot Its high defenses combined with the Shell Bell makes it difficult to knock out Tera Grass Energy Ball does a lot of damage and can reduce the opponent's Sp. Def |
The best ability for Hydrapple in Tera Raid Battles is Supersweet Syrup. Although evasive Pokemon aren't very common in Tera Raids, this ability still allows Hydrapple to hit them reliably.
We also recommend getting a Hydrapple with a Grass Tera Type in order to boost the power of Hydrapple's Grass-type moves. As a Special Attacker, a Modest nature would be best.
Best Tera Types: Best Pokemon to Terastallize
Tera Raid EV spreads should lean towards bulky offense on the Special side. Max out your Special Attack and HP EVs, while adding the remaining EVs into Special Defense. Give it a Shell Bell in order to regain any lost HP.
Hydrapple Tera Raid Turn-by-Turn Counter Strategy | |
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Turns 1~3 | Set up using Nasty Plot until Hydrapple's Sp. Atk is at +6. |
Turns 4+ | Use Energy Ball until you defeat the Raid Boss. Terastallize when able. |
Optional Terrain | Use Grassy Terrain to boost the power of your Grass-type moves. |
Low HP Turns | Use Giga Drain to heal more HP. |
First, boost your Special Attack by using Nasty Plot. If your HP gets too low while setting up, make sure to weave in either a Giga Drain or a Heal Cheer.
If you want to deal even more damage and receive some passive healing, you can set up a Grassy Terrain. However, Hydrapple at +6 Special Attack should be enough to take down most Raid Bosses weak to it.
Once you're all set up, use Energy Ball until you defeat the Raid Boss, and Terastallize as soon as you can to deal even more damage. Energy Ball also has a chance to reduce the opponent's Special Defense, which may reduce the number of turns you need to defeat it.
Super Effective Damage Dealt by Hydrapple |
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Energy Ball (+6 Sp. Atk, Grass Tera, Grassy Terrain) 2,328 ~ 2,740 (30.6 ~ 36%) |
These calculations were done using our Tera Raid Damage Calculator
Super Effective (2x) |
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Not Very Effective (x0.5) | |
No Effect (x0) |
None |
This Hydrapple Tera Raid Build is an effective counter to Water, Ground, and Rock Type Tera Raid Bosses. If the Tera Raid Boss is usually a Poison, Flying, Bug, or Ice Type outside of Terastallization, perhaps consider a different build, as Hydrapple will be weak to these Types as a Grass-Type attacker.
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How to Make Best Hydrapple Tera Raid Build |
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You can catch a Grass Tera Applin at East Area Province One.
Applin are mostly found hanging from trees within their natural habitats, Have Koraidon or Miraidon dash towards the tree to knock the Applin down, or press ZL to aim and throw a Pokeball at it and engage it in battle.
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Applin can be found in Apple Hills in Kitakami if you have the Teal Mask DLC.
Make sure to bring a Pokemon that has False Swipe and can inflict a status effect to make it easier to catch.
If the Dipplin 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.
Hydrapple Evolution Line | ||||||||||||||
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Applin |
Syrupy Apple
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Dipplin | Level up while knowing Dragon Cheer → |
Hydrapple |
The Syrupy Apple can be purchased from a stall at Mossfell Confluence in Kitakami. Use this to evolve Applin into Dipplin.
Once you have Dipplin, teach it the Dragon Cheer TM, which you can get after beating Drayton at the Blueberry Academy. Level it up, and Dipplin will evolve into Hydrapple.
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If it has a different nature, you can use a 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
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
If the build you are following requires it to have its Hidden Ability, you can use an Ability Patch to give Hydrapple its Hidden Ability.
Ability Patch Location and How to Get
EV train Hydrapple according to the build's EV spread using Vitamins, Mochis, or the traditional way with Power Items and battling Pokemon with the right EV yield.
Vitamins can be bought at any Chansey Supply shop and it will cost you ₽530,000 to fully train a Pokemon. Meanwhile, Mochi can be obtained through the Ogre Oustin' Minigame.
If you have the money for it, you can just buy 26 HP Up (for HP), 26 Calcium (for Sp.Atk), and 1 Zinc (for Sp.Def).
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 |
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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) |
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.
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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.
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You can also give your Hydrapple 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 |
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Shell Bell | Levincia Delibird Presents | ₽20,000 |
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The table below includes all the moves Hydrapple learns through level up needed for our recommended builds. Choose the moves depending on the build you are trying to make.
Level | Move | Type |
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40 | Energy Ball |
You can have Hydrapple remember moves by going to the "Moves and Stats" menu and pressing A.
The table below includes all the moves Hydrapple 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 |
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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 |
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 |
TM140 Nasty Plot |
Located in Mesagoza - Staff Room: Talk to Ms. Raifort after completing all history lessons and catching all four Treasures of Ruin. Required League Points: 5000 LP Required Pokemon Materials: ・Meowth Fur x3 ・Spiritomb Fragment x3 ・Tatsugiri Scales x3 |
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Best Pokemon For Raids Per Tera Type | |||||
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