We’ll break down its ideal movesets, how it performs in both PvP and PvE, which Pokemon to watch out for, and the best counters to take it down. In Great and Ultra Leagues, Urshifu tends to ...

Keep an eye out for its diverse moveset and concentrate on taking advantage of its Electric, Grass, Fighting, and Rock weaknesses. Aashish is an esports and gaming writer at Sportskeeda ...

If I had to guess, Gemini had an issue with electric-type Zapdos, that's strong against water types like Blastoise, and ice-type Articuno probably put up a good fight. But fire-type Moltres ...

It highlights top counters like Mega Rayquaza and Dusk Mane Necrozma, along with budget-friendly alternatives, weaknesses, movesets, and CP ranges, enabling trainers to conquer this raid.

This is a spammy moveset that applies decent Fast move and Shield pressure, but on a Pokémon with below-average bulk - it's a glass cannon at best. It beats Talonflame, Claydol, Lapras ...

Success requires strong counters, optimal movesets, powered-up Pokémon, and Purified Gems. A team of at least four trainers is recommended. - Use purified gems: These lower the boss’s attack ...

I've focused on some of the more popular character appearances here, but there's plenty more to secure with this set having nearly 700 cards including Extended Art, Boarderless and Surge Foil ...

The Electric Claw can be obtained from the Previous Hero NPC by completing his challenge and spending 3,000,000 Beli and 5,000 Fragments. The challenge is to reach the Mansion within 30 seconds of ...

The mix of Fire, Psychic, and Iron-type moves in its ideal moveset gives Solgaleo a wide coverage against other fan-favorite Master League champions like Dragonite and Zacian. As a bulky ‘mon ...

As for the Charged Moves, go with Bulldoze to balance the moveset. This attack is cheap, broadens the coverage, and can bait the opponent’s shields while decreasing their Defense stat by 20%.