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The best team to use during the Raikou Research event in Pokemon Sleep varies depending on the cooking request for the week and whether or not you've befriended Raikou. Check out this guide for the best curry team, best salad team, and best dessert team you can use during the Raikou Research event.
List of Contents
Pokemon | Berry | Ingredients | Skill |
---|---|---|
Raichu |
Berries Specialty |
Charge Strength S |
Ampharos |
Skills Specialty |
Charge Strength M |
Raikou |
Skills Specialty |
Helper Boost (Electric) |
Electric-type Pokemon are more effective during the Raikou Research Event with an increased main skill trigger rate (1.5x). Any ingredient they pick up will also increase by 1 during this event week.
Raichu, Ampharos, and Raikou are the strongest Electric-type Pokemon in the game, so they are some of the best to use throughout the whole event.
The Raikou Research event introduces Raikou, the first Legendary Pokemon in Pokemon Sleep. During the event, you can collect Raikou Mane and exchange it for items that can help you befriend Raikou.
The event runs for two weeks, from March 25, 4:00 AM until April 8, 3:59 AM.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Apple
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Ampharos | Specialty: Skills (Charge Strength M)
Fiery Herb
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Egg
x3 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Blastoise | Specialty: Ingredients
Moomoo Milk
x2 (lv.1)
Soothing Cacao
x3 (lv.30) |
Victreebel | Specialty: Ingredients
Snoozy Tomato
x2 (lv.1)
Soft Potato
x4 (lv.30) |
This curry team is best equipped to make “Dream Eater” Butter Curry, but if you don't have space in your pot yet, don't worry. Several other curry recipes use the ingredients obtained by these Pokemon.
You can substitute one Raichu on the team with a different Pokemon that can find the ingredients you need if you're eyeing a particular curry dish. You can also use Mr. Mime instead of Victreebel if one of Snorlax's favorite Berries is the Mago Berry or if you don't have a Victreebel.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raikou | Specialty: Skills (Helper Boost Electric)
Bean Sausage
x1 (lv.1)
Fiery Herb
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Pikachu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Ampharos | Specialty: Skills (Charge Strength M)
Fiery Herb
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Egg
x3 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Dragonite | Specialty: Ingredients
Fiery Herb
x2 (lv.1)
Greengrass Corn
x4 (lv.30) |
This Raikou curry team is built to make the strongest curry in the game, “Inferno” Corn Keema Curry, while using as many Electric-types as possibles. However, this recipe requires 77 ingredients, which may be difficult to pull off without a Good Camp Set unless it's a Sunday.
If you want to focus on another dish that's easier to make, you can replace Dragonite with Golem and make “Bulk Up” Bean Curry instead.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Apple
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Venusaur | Specialty: Ingredients
Honey
x2 (lv.1)
Honey
x5 (lv.30) |
Gardevoir | Specialty: Skills (Energy for Everyone S)
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Greengrass Corn
x1 (lv.30) |
Bewear | Specialty: Ingredients
Greengrass Corn
x2 (lv.1)
Greengrass Corn
x5 (lv.30) |
Raichu is the best Pokemon to use during the Raikou Research event, and this team utilizes this by focusing on the best salad recipe that uses Fancy Apples, “Calm Mind” Fruit Salad. This recipe requires 49 ingredients in total, which should fit the expanded pots of those who have reached the 240 Sleep Style Dex goal.
For those who cannot make "Calm Mind" Fruit Salad regularly, it's recommended to use a variation of the Raikou salad team below. Just replace Raikou with another Pokemon that can obtain Bean Sausages, and focus on making “Gluttony” Potato Salad as your regular dish.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raikou | Specialty: Skills (Helper Boost Electric)
Bean Sausage
x1 (lv.1)
Fiery Herb
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Pikachu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Ampharos | Specialty: Skills (Charge Strength M)
Fiery Herb
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Egg
x3 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Victreebel | Specialty: Ingredients
Snoozy Tomato
x2 (lv.1)
Soft Potato
x4 (lv.30) |
This salad team featuring Raikou is best used for making “Gluttony” Potato Salad. It's not one of the strongest salad dishes, but it does utilize the ingredients of several Electric-type Pokemon. It is also a dish that should be easy to make regularly as long as you have access to Pokemon that can obtain the ingredients.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Apple
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Jolteon | Specialty: Skills (Extra Helpful S)
Moomoo Milk
x1 (lv.1)
Moomoo Milk
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Gardevoir | Specialty: Skills (Energy for Everyone S)
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Greengrass Corn
x1 (lv.30) |
Bewear | Specialty: Ingredients
Greengrass Corn
x2 (lv.1)
Greengrass Corn
x5 (lv.30) |
This dessert team makes full use of Raichu's ingredients and is best used to make “Teatime” Corn Scones. This recipe requires 67 ingredients, which means you either need a Good Camp Set, a Cooking Power-Up S boost, or wait until Sunday in order to make this dish.
If you're looking for a dish you can make more regularly, you can replace one Pokemon here, such as Gardevoir or Bewear, with Gengar in order to make Neroli's Restorative Tea.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Jolteon | Specialty: Skills (Extra Helpful S)
Moomoo Milk
x1 (lv.1)
Moomoo Milk
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Ampharos | Specialty: Skills (Charge Strength M)
Fiery Herb
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Egg
x3 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Blastoise | Specialty: Ingredients
Moomoo Milk
x2 (lv.1)
Soothing Cacao
x3 (lv.30) |
Venusaur | Specialty: Ingredients
Honey
x2 (lv.1)
Honey
x5 (lv.30) |
If you do not have access to the Lapis Lakeside Pokemon, you can use this team instead, which has Pokemon that pick up the common dessert ingredients Honey, Fancy Egg, and Soothing Cacao. These can be used to make strong dessert recipes such as “Flower Gift” Macarons and Jigglypuff's Fruity Flan
Dish | Recipe | Base Strength |
---|---|---|
“Flower Gift” Macarons |
・
Soothing Cacao
x25
・ Fancy Egg x25 ・ Honey x17 ・ Moomoo Milk x10 Total ingredients: 77 |
13834 |
Jigglypuff's Fruity Flan |
・
Honey
x20
・ Fancy Egg x15 ・ Moomoo Milk x10 ・ Fancy Apple x10 Total ingredients: 55 |
7594 |
“Steadfast” Ginger Cookies |
・
Honey
x14
・ Warming Ginger x12 ・ Soothing Cacao x5 ・ Fancy Egg x4 Total ingredients: 35 |
4921 |
“Lovely Kiss” Smoothie |
・
Fancy Apple
x11
・ Moomoo Milk x9 ・ Honey x7 ・ Soothing Cacao x8 Total ingredients: 35 |
4734 |
“Petal Dance” Chocolate Tart |
・
Soothing Cacao
x11
・ Fancy Apple x11 Total ingredients: 22 |
3314 |
The second dessert team can make a wide variety of dessert recipes with their ingredients, and these are some of the best ones to make. Simply choose the recipe with the highest base strength that can fit into your cooking pot whenever you cook a meal for Snorlax.
Pokemon | Ingredients (Lv. 1 and 30) |
---|---|
Raikou | Specialty: Skills (Helper Boost Electric)
Bean Sausage
x1 (lv.1)
Fiery Herb
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Raichu | Specialty: Berries
Fancy Apple
x1 (lv.1)
Warming Ginger
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Jolteon | Specialty: Skills (Extra Helpful S)
Moomoo Milk
x1 (lv.1)
Moomoo Milk
x2 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Ampharos | Specialty: Skills (Charge Strength M)
Fiery Herb
x1 (lv.1)
Fancy Egg
x3 (lv.30)
*Electric-type: Picks up 1 extra ingredient |
Venusaur | Specialty: Ingredients
Honey
x2 (lv.1)
Honey
x5 (lv.30) |
Raikou isn't well-suited to make desserts since neither of its ingredients are used in dessert recipes. However, if its skill manages to activate, it can help you get more useful dessert ingredients from your other Pokemon.
This team is best used to make Jigglypuff's Fruity Flan. You can also refer to the list of recommended dessert and drink recipes above for other recipes you can make.
Jolteon can pick up Soothing Cacao as its level 30 ingredient instead if you need it. However, take note that Jolteon cannot obtain as many ingredients as Blastoise, since its specialty is in skills, not ingredients. You may find your supply of Soothing Cacao and Moomoo Milk to be insufficient if you rely solely on Jolteon for both of these.
Best Team for Desserts and Drinks
Raikou's main skill, Helper Boost (Electric), allows all of the Pokemon on your team to obtain bonus help when it triggers.
The amount of help you can get increases the more Electric-type Pokemon species there are in your team. To get additional bonus help, you need to have at least 3 Electric-type Pokemon species on your team, including Raikou.
Although powerful, Raikou's Helper Boost (Electric) doesn't trigger very often. It's best to get one with either a Nature boosting main skill chance, a Skill Trigger M sub skill, a Skill Trigger S sub skill, or all of the above.
The first Raikou you obtain will always have a neutral Nature, which isn't bad, but it also isn't ideal. It also only gets Skill Trigger S at level 100, which is currently unattainable since the current level cap is at 55. It's recommended to befriend another Raikou instead of using the default one on your team.
Raikou Sleep Type, Helping Stats, and All Sleep Styles
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