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Complete guide to beating the Elite Four in Scarlet/Violet - Team and Strategy!

Struggling with the Elite Four? I've got you covered with a comprehensive guide based on my multiple playthroughs.


**Recommended Team Level:** 60-65

**Rika (Ground-type):**

- Use Water, Grass, or Ice types

- Watch out for Camerupt's Fire moves

- Dugtrio is fast but fragile

**Poppy (Steel-type):**

- Fire, Fighting, or Ground are your friends

- Corviknight can be tricky - use Electric!

- Tinkaton hits hard, prioritize it


**Larry (Normal-type, then Flying):**

- First phase: Fighting types dominate

- Second phase: Electric, Ice, Rock

- Flamigo is dangerous - priority moves help

**Hassel (Dragon-type):**

- Ice types are MVP here

- Fairy types work great too

- Baxcalibur is the biggest threat

**Champion Geeta:**

- Mixed team, bring variety

- Glimmora leads, use Ground or Psychic

- Kingambit is bulky, Fighting 4x effective

Good luck, Champions! Let me know if you need more specific advice!

I've been a Fairy type specialist since Gen 9, and I can confirm this.

What would you recommend for beginners starting out with this?

I see where you're coming from, though I have a slightly different take on this.

I've been looking for something like this. Much appreciated!

I see where you're coming from, though I have a slightly different take on this.

I'd also recommend checking out some YouTube tutorials on this topic.

Interesting perspective! I never thought about it that way before.

Keep up the great work! Love seeing content like this on the forum.

Quick question - does this method work in the newer games too?

This made my day. Thanks for posting!

This got me thinking about my own experience with Pokemon.