FIVE Raid Builds YOU Should be Using to WIN Tera Raids EASY in Pokemon Teal Mask 

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Thanks for the video! I had a Kommo-O built for raids, but the physical build you have here looks a lot better than my special set. Also, a Crawdaunt build sounds like something right up my alley.❤

Great Builds! I will try some

Thanks for the Kommo-O recommendation, I've been running mine as a Fighting Tera special attacker since special attacking fighting types are to come by and it's nice to have something that wasn't just Lucario as the only option. I do have a H-Decidueye, Infernape, Mienshao and Toxicroak as well for special attackers. And you earned yourself a sub! But realistically speaking, would you even get 3 Screeches of and do a belly drum before getting knocked out? you might get away with 1-2 but 3 sounds like pushing it, and that's before taking into consideration of its already lower accuracy. Plus there is always the chance of having physical attacking ai comp that will trigger the debuff removal phase before you are even ready. But that's all if's and buts - still great move though. So down below is my spin on the special attacker. 252 SP ATK/252HP/whatever (Modest/Quiet) Note: Mine is currently not HP invested as I went for a more SP Def / Def split to get more value out of Clangorous Soul but I'm to lazy to do the calculations to what my actual spread is. And no it's not the usual 129 split as I tend to like to round out my defenses for my raid mons over HP since that also gives Hang Tough cheering more value in raids as well. But it's 1 bulky dragon with 298 DEF/SP DEF (after investments) neutral and resisted attacks is a mere tickle, still wouldn't recommend going up against something it's weak to. Quiet Nature could work so you don't reduce your physical attack since Clangorous Soul boost all you stats by 1 stage allowing you to use Drain Punch Instead of Shell Bell / Left Overs for reliable recovery. Opening up room for better ones like Covert Cloak for full immunities to offensive attacks that has secondary effects or Clear Amulet for full Immunity to stat drops or whatever else you might fancy. Ability: Bulletproof I'm a big fan of Immunities even if they're situational, but limiting the offensive attacks a raid boss can do to you just means you stay alive longer in the raid and just waste its turn. Some notable Ball / Bomb moves are, Energy Ball, Shadow Ball & Sludge Bomb are the most common Ball / Bomb moves you run into. There are more ofc, most of them would be neutral damage regardless if your used your tera or would just be to catered to very specific raids. Held Item: Shell Bell / Left Overs (Honestly there is room for a lot of various items to be used here) Tera Type: Fighting Aura Sphere (STAB move) Clangorous Soul (Self buffing move) Breaking Swipe | Metal Sound | Screech | Taunt (Debuffs) Coaching | Dragon Cheer (Team Buff) Drain Punch (STAB recovery move) I always try to make room for support like moves on all my builds even if i play solo a lot but it's nice to have to options if i do play some online so i can at least be some what useful. So for solo I'd probably go for Aura Sphere Clangorous Soul Taunt | Breaking Swipe | Metal Sound Drain Punch | Focus Blast I find Taunt to be overall more useful since Metal Sound won't go through shield so it looses value at that point. Even though Metal Sound looses value in solo play I'm still pretty much counting on me doing the damage so there is room for which ever you prefer. Breaking Swipe is my go to over Taunt if I'm battling a physical attacker. Coaching and Dragon Cheers are awesome team buffs but they're just wasted effort when I'm playing solo. Personally I hate low accuracy moves, I'd always preferred accuracy over power but you can swap in Focus Blast for harder SP ATK Stab move in the 1st or 4th slot. Sorry for the long comment but there you go, just wanted to share my spin on the special attacker.

I have shinies for all the Pokemons mentioned here so I might as well try these builds on them. Thanks for these builds 🤜🤛

I am thinking in Alolan Golem with Galvanize and Curse, it is always nice to have a physical electric attaker just in case. Nice vid also

Didn't have Crawdaunt in mind, great video! 🎉

Usually for Kommo-o I run Close Combat as my 4th for any potential one-shots.

Adding a comment for the YT algorithm lol. One note I wanted to mention for Clefairy is it’s ok to bring them to Steel or Poison Tera raids, just don’t bring them vs a Pokémon that’s a Poison or Steel-type as their base type.

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When I look at my belly drummers I see 2 stats the Sets Kommo-O apart from the rest of them (Decent speed stat, but much noticeably lower HP) but much more balanced SP Def / Def, Yet I have a good success rate with it over the others- and honestly I think the speed stat is a little underrate factor here sitting at 206 Speed (no investment but Max Speed IV, lv. 100) while Iron Hands and Azumarill are sitting at 136 (no investment Max Speed IV, lv. 100) So as a result Kommo-O can very comfortably out speed a lot of 5 Star raid mons and even some 6 Star raid mons. By which in mean IH and Azumarill will typically be out speed and take damage before they get their belly drum go of- which means they could already be at uncomfortably low hp trying to use their attack on the next turn and will get out speed again and probably most likely will faint before they get their attack of to regain their hp. So what does that mean? should you re allocate your HP investments into Speed? yes and no. Even if you did you will not out speed everything that's just a simple fact- but having a speed set available for when it might come in to play and could make all the difference. I have a speedy belly drumming Ursaluna, and it's kind of fun to out speed things- after all, it's faster then the average bear *cricket noises* On one hand, since the Indigo dlc dropped and we now have the item printer its easier then ever to get unlimited amounts of money so you could just spam vitamins to try out wacky approaches. it wouldn't hurt to have a Speedy Azumarill that could out speed It's opponents and since it's faster it can take advantage of Misty Terrain more effectively since confusion and burns are the bane of physical attackers existence it would not have to worry about those things as much anymore, it could bring in a bit of that support niche it could fill- not just for burns and confusions but all the other annoying status moves as well like sleep and freeze (did not include paralysis since that's typically associated with electric attacks and you should not bring it for that) On the other Iron Hand, *single crowd member letting out a single cough in the distance* since Iron Hands is a Violet exclusive I could see that being a problem for some. If you think nerfing your HP in favor of speed is scary, why not nerf some of your attack stat and invest it into HP instead? *crowd gasps in disbelief* Yes you will do less damage, but is that so bad? Survivability in raid is more important because getting knocked out in raids over and over is just not a good way to win I'm sorry to say it, +6 Attack in 1 turn is still good. even with nerfed attack stat as long you still can hit it super effectively and preferable not get super effectively hit back. You will still do respectable damage, sometimes that massive attack stat just feels a little wasted/overkill when it could have been distributed to something like it's defensive shortcomings or just HP. Now I do understand that Trick Room and OHKO strategies exist, but for the average player online that's not always practical to achieve. But we can't forget about the Blissey events where these monsters massive 1 turn attack boost really shines, solo or not. And personally if i were to play online with strangers i think I'd rather use a speedy belly drummer so you reduce a little RNG factor and don't completely have to rely on your teammates to support you- don't get me wrong, support mons are great - but you can't guarantee someone will choose one. Unrelated to the belly drumming topic at hand but I have a Mandibuzz I've decided to use a a special attack, it has Sp. Atk 55 (Base) 229 (max) which is pretty darn low. But because I followed one golden rule, hit your target super effectively and be immune, resist or at the very minimum be hit neutrally back- it had Nasty Plot for buff move and yet i won a 6 star with it- sure it was a little slow process but it got the job done. Solo I'd might ad so you don't think I've won because I got carried by OP teammates. but my AI teammates wasn't really relevant in this encounter. For someone who solo plays about well over 90% of the time you can't deny how good the AI giving you that Hang Tough cheer at the beginning of the raid is but the main problem I think a lot of people don't realize is that wont' take affect till round 2 since the AI teammates is programmed to always moves after the player so people often spam their belly drum to early and not taking advantage of the defense boost that could let them potentially survive a 2 hit KO and faints and now comes back into the raid without said defense boost so I would recommend something a little unorthodox but teach your drummers protect (when playing solo) and use that turn 1 instead of belly drum. In Iron Hands case specifically you could take advantage of another grossly underrated move like Focus Energy which synergizes well with Sharp Claw btw guarantee 100% crits so you don't have to worry about raid mons that buff themselves defensively since crits ignore defense buffs, Focus Energy will NEVER be nullified during the raid bosses nullify phase so if your stuck in that awkward moment of low hp but cant belly drum after nullify you at least have the crit chances to help you out. While we're on the subject of the nullifying phase, in Azumrills case it will have it's Huge Power ability nullified for the next turn, which you can then use protect so you don't have to waste a turn dealing less damage and risk getting knocked out because of it. You could get knocked out on purpose if your low and plan on tera (when playing solo) But that's not a good mind set to get a habit doing if you are playing online with people since that will hurt the chances of all of you to succeed the raid if continuously faint to many times. So even if I'm playing solo and know my cheers have less of an impact, I always try to utilize them for the practice for when I do go into Online matches because they really are very strong and underrated. I just wanted to share my thoughts on the belly drumming situation and since builds typically don't invest in speed and I think belly drummers could benefit from it. So to wrap up this long rant, I'm not a belly drummer main, nor do I use mine all the time as I like to to use my other mons as well I didn't write this in hope of seeing more belly drummers, on the contrary if anything I'd prefer more variety in the raid comps. but I didn't want to bash on Iron Hands & Azumarill specifically but they are the most common 2 belly drummers you see people use- Note: I think Ursaluna also share their speed total but I'm not 100% sure, but for reference sake it had 199 Speed (Max SPE IV / SPE EV investment, Adamant nature) Done, rant over. PS. these other recommendations were good to, I just had them all already but forgot to consider Kommo-O as a special attack : )

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Your Kommoo soloed the glalie because your teammates were frozen the entire time 😂

"Gliskor" Ah yes the pokemon famously named after the act of glidding.

You could also take magic guard on clefable with life orb and don’t take the dmg

I have to get that milotic