The 10 most underrated Pokémon in Scarlet and Violet 

Which Pokemon do you think are underrated?

Man JUST dropped his tera type for every mon giga video and here he is still on the grind. I admire the work ethic Wolfe. Keep up the awesome content!

Wolfey: "Mabosstiff is actually faster than you'd think." Me: Having owned a Mastiff, I can confirm they run VERY fast when properly motivated.

For Palafin, the thing I really want to work well with it is to do Flip Turn into Cyclizar, then use Shed Tail back into Palafin. This just seems like the best way to bring it in. And if you have a Sitrus berry on the Cyclizar, it should practically guarantee that Shed Tail will succeed. Especially if you do defensive investment with it.

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It's funny how Espathra is being recognized in Singles for its Speed Boost + Calm Mind + Stored Power sweeper set at the same time It's being discovered as a great support mon in Doubles.

It's always really nice seeing the differences between singles and doubles. You come off singles where Palafin is Banworthy and hear that it's underrated here and you're left wondering if you entered the Bizarro Realm

Thing with Palafin is that it's harder to find a niche in VGC because the moment it steps onto the field, every mon will want it dead. It's currently banned in the Smogon OU singles format, since switching is part of how you keep momentum in a 1v1 format. And that alone should give you a reason to fear it.

Spicy extract actually works really well with Foul Play from say a Murkrow, I've had this used against me once and it really caught me off guard

Garganacl imo is incredibly underrated, it’s got a really nice typing to abuse Sandstorm and its bulk is just ridiculous alongside immunity to Status ailments not to mention how Salt Cure can jus using chip can take out Gastrodon in 4 turns without even focusing it down which has shown to be dominant in VGC earlier.

Palafin’s biggest issue is how predictable it can be. Since you start the battle with half of your team on the field, it really incentivizes you to have Palafin out immediately. And since it needs a turn to switch out and come back in, it’s going to be easy to play around. I wonder if fazing moves or the Eject Button/Eject Pack will become commonplace in helping it switch more easily aside from just relying on Flip Turn?

Espathra gets stored power, so the boost from speed boost makes it even stronger.

For me, I feel like the paldean Tauros forms can be pretty fun and underrated

I feel like Arboliva is being under rated right now too. Slow and bulky, and immune to lots of meta powerful ghost types. Maybe it will get more play when removing enemy electric terrain to stop paradox mons will be more important.

About Palafin, I saw a video the other day (I think it was from Shady Penguin) where his opponent led with Armarogue and Palafin, has his Palafin outspeed Armarogue and hit it with Flip Turn, activating Weakness Policy as well as Weak Armor as Palafin Swapped out. He then brought in Psychic Surge Indeedee and that same turn his Armarogue used Expanding force, which now had Psychic Terrain and Weakness Policy boost. And of course, once something died he could switch Palafin back in and it would be in Hero form. Honestly, it was a really cool strategy to see be used

Orcorico is also pretty underrated. Dancer+ Baton pass is great for enabling sweepers in your party

Personally I think Palafin is gonna be the new Dragapult in the Coalossal steam engine strat. You can flip turn into Coalossal, activating Steam engine and Weakness policy, then switch out into Costar flamigo, copying all those stats (depending on the stat spread for both coalossal and palafin you could go Tera fire/rock/ground to minimize damage on coalossal while still getting the bonuses)

Yoooo! I’m so glad you gave Espathra the spotlight in this video. The moment I saw Geeta wreck your team in the supercut, I knew I needed to try this thing out. Speed boost baton passing is really fun, and thanks to its access to hex, Espathra actually pairs really well with Glimmora, who can poison and chip both enemy pokemon using mortal spin.

This is your best educational SV video so far! The previous videos are still good, but obviously they were made with a fair number of educated guesses before the games came out and the meta fully settled. This is the first video that truly feels like a response to how the meta is actually being played and I feel like it's where your expertise is able to shine.

For Scovillain you really need to think about spicy extract again. You can spicy extract with foul play (on a popular pokemon like murkrow that just setup tailwind) on the same target and almost GURANTEE a knockout with the stat changes

Rellor is the first shiny I got in this game and I really appreciated how tanky Rabsca was during my playthrough, with pretty good move like bug buzz and psychic and good team moves like revival blessing.

The amount of consistency Wolfe has to put out amazing content in a fast pace is insane, awesome video as always!

watching your videos always motivates me to grab my switch that second and just continue working on my mons, its so much fun!

With the production cycle at this blazing pace I expect to see some more collaboration between creator. That wideo with Aaron was SO LIT

10:09 No-no. Chlorophyll and similar abilites don't double the _base stat_ but the _actual stat value_

For my playthrough I used a scovillian with sunny day, growth, flamethrower and solar beam, and a speed boosting nature. Even when paralyzed he surprised me with how fast he was and swept almost everything with its stab options, which help balance each other’s weaknesses with plus 2 special in the sun.

You're hustle for videos is insane. I'm playing since 1999, one game of every generation at least and there's still a lot to learn. Thanks and greetings from germany

Man I'm lovin this content right now! Keep it up Wolf!

Finally some recognition for Quaquaval! I always use it as a failsafe in gimmicky teams and every single time I'm in a tough spot it turns the game around with moxie + aqua step. It deserves more love tbh

I'm so glad to hear you think Scovillain has potential. I'm like 40% into my first playthrough and he's by far my favorite design in this gen. I also got crazy lucky and had a shiny Capsakid run right into me. So I'm definitely going to try using it on my first team.

I'm subscribing because your content is so fantastic and you give me so many ideas for Pokemon I should train up competitively. I like Cybertron too but he just doesn't INSPIRE me to look into or even consider certain Pokemon like you do. Keep up the good work!

NGL, Ceruledge is quite something in single battles too! Shell Bell it's surprisingly useful making him last a bit longer (taking you don't have Leftovers available)

I think that espathra with opportunists could be really good as a counter to dondozo especially with Tera fairy. It could get rid of its dark type weakness and make it immune to order up.

Ohhh ma gawd another video, this guy works so hard :’) Thank you legend

Great video Wolfey! I love using off-meta Pokémon so this video helped so much!

A Pokemon I have been really impressed with is Vivillon. One of two pokemon to get Friend Guard, and it also gets Light Screen and Pollen Puff. It has decent Special Attack and and with a focus sash can put in work

I also think Baxcalabur, Rabsca, and Orthworm are super underrated. Baxcalabur on tailwind teams really brings the pain, you can use swords dance and you have double speed, you can go to town

Bro your content has been on FIRE recently, keep it up

Great video! My fav of yours in a while. Hope to see some more streams soon!

I was thinking about scarf Palafin so you can lead it and switch out immediately. Switching into Farigiraf seems interesting because it blocks a ton of moves including basically the whole moveset of murkrow (because of prankster), fake out, follow me and much more. Since Farigiraf has respectable bulk I think that there's a very decent synergy. Furthermore, Scarf Palafin Hero is definitely scary considering it's base attack which after the gen 9 nerf is now higher than Zacian-C without inteprid sword, and due to it's wide movepool, nothing is really safe from it

Scovillian is the most underrated pokemon in the game especially in singles. It has a great nice movepool and Moody is the most broken ability in singles. Its a fast leech seeder/substituter. With sub/protect/leech seed it has surprising stall ability and with moody, all you need is a few turns to become nightmarish People too busy banning the hero but they are sleepin on the villain

great video! love the consistency with the uploads & streams

Seeing Cyclizar Palafin and Ceruledge on an underrated mons list as a singles player is wild, double battles really are a completely different game

I've had insane success so far with my bulky AV water tauros. I think it is criminally underrated. The only draw back is the abundance of defiant/competitive users, so I am considering changing intimidate to anger point. I've had a lot of games where tauros would have been great to bring, however saw an annihilape or kingambit, scaring me away from bringing it.

Rabsca is crazy, give it lagging tail, revival blessing, trick and trick room and you have a crazy set-up pokemon

With Scovillian, the FooFooToo video about the scovillian + foul play strat seemed surprisingly powerful

Thank you for including the Miror B. theme in this video 😂 class 👌

Seeing Clodsire not up here is a crime. It can be an attacker, tank, stall and support pokemon. 4 things! Plus Clodsire is just an overall cute good boy/girl pokemon. I use Clodsire as a support and its amazing

With Scovillain I've found that having Murkrow next to it is pretty powerful. Turn 1 set up Tailwind, use Protect on Scovillain, and then turn 2 use Spicy Extract and Foul Play. This makes Foul Play use 6x the target's attack stat, given Murkrow also gets STAB on Foul Play.

12:37 I realize it's just his facecam from the stream footage in the background, but seeing Wolfey pop out from behind Wolfey low key spooked me

I use Arboliva in my 2nd playthrough and it was a beast. I gave it Seed Bomb,Mega Drain and Terrain Pulse. It also has Shell Bell. Every time Quaquaval can't take on a pokemon,I put Arboliva in first. Arboliva uses Leech Seed first and if it gets hit, Grassy terrain will trigger. Then I will use Mega Drain if Arboliva needs to heal up and will het extra healing from the Grassy Terrain,Leech Seed and Shell bell. If Arboliva needs to take a pokemon immediately, it would use Terrain Pulse to do massive damage and heal up. Arboliva will eventually faint but will leave the Grassy Terain for Quaquaval so it can finish the rest of the pokemon. I don't know much of competitive pokemon and never played it but your video made me want to try it! I also don't know if Arboliva is good but I did hear that it's decent. Thanks for making these types of videos!

scolvillain can pair well with dragapult or something holding the clear amulet that is a physical attacker because spicy extract can increase there attack without dropping their defense

YES! Thank you so much for giving Quaquaval some appreciation! 😭

I’m so happy to see this list. I’ve been building a team around 4 of these mons so this is very very exciting.

I don't know why, even though I haven't gotten into competitive pokemon, I still find your infomation quite useful. Keep up the good work man, you're awesome champ!

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This man just drop a 1 hour+ video and already has another one ready?!! He will hit 1M before Q1 of next years ends. Also big props to the editor, don't know who you are, but you and Wolfey are a good team

I love how you used that super meat boy theme!❤

Garganacl deserves a bunch of love, it's an immortal wall that counters so many problem Pokémon, the lord of salt XD

Lets not appreciate how Wolfey keeps us entertained every day in December 🕷🕸😭💀

Imo the most underrated for me is bisharp, because it now gets to use eviolite

I loved this video! The production seemed different than usual, not sure what it was, but I liked it!

your content since scarlet came out has been really great!

You mentioning Scovillian makes me smile big time. By the way again your content has gotten so much better!!

i didnt think palafin was underrated. Ive been using and facing Palafin in opposition for a lot of games on the ranked ladder. Sure enabling its ability is tricky but when u do its basically GG. The only problem i have faced with palafin has been Gothitelle leads that just fake out palafin and the partner kills it in its lower stats forms. Sure its quite a difficult pokemon to make work compared to any other mon that thats a risk thats worth and i have seen it quite alot.

Another great video, Mr. Wolf. I’m not sure anyone else is producing such high quality Pokémon content at the rate you are. 1 million should be easy!

I'm on such a Pokemon hype right now, your videos are like crack atm 🤣 Good shit Wolfey!!!

Its very interesting to see how different singles and vgc formats really are

I really love cyclizar for singles. taunt, knock off and shed tail, all really good, add whatever you want in that last slot, max speed max hp, youre laughin.taunt their lead, probably shutting them down 75% of the time, then shed tail into something dangerous, especially one that wants to set up. Since their lead is taunted, theyre probably gunna swap, so you get at least 1 free turn with that sub up to set up a swords dance or nasty plot, and get ready to sweep. Even more dangerous, swap into mimikyu, and get not one but TWO free swords dances, now youre a problem!

It's really astounding to hear that some of these Pokémon are underrated and overlooked in VGC right now, compared to Gen9 OverUsed singles -- Shed Tail Cyclizar, Speed Boost Espathra, and Moxie Quaquaval are all forces to be reckoned with in the Gen9 OU Singles meta at this time... and Palafin is tied for the fastest OU quickban of any Pokémon. Ever. When we're further into the games' life cycle, I'd love for someone to compare VGC and OU metagames to see how they differ this gen -- especially since there's a lot of new Pokémon that really shine in Doubles, like the Dondozo/Tatsugiri combo.

Rabsca has been a fun guy to try and figure out in my monotype Bug run; Protect / Trick Room / Revival Blessing / Dazzling Gleam coverage has been my go to so far, but I'm honestly feeling like I'm missing out on a good special attacker with Protect on the spread. Maushold has been killing me outright, but Rocky Helmet has been fun to take into physical attackers who try to hit it first. But if I switch to using Energy Ball on there, I'd want to do something to get Volcarona as a redirector. Figuring out how to get the best coverage out of bugs has been a phenomenal challenge in this gen, and Flame Orb Guts Heracross w/ Tera Rock + Rock Slide has been the absolute killer of the team.

Loving the videos 😊

Wolfey your contents been great lately 👏🏼👏🏼

rabsca my baby 😭thank you for putting them on the thumbnail... (also would love to see you try to use these pkmn on a team 👀

i love the vibe of you talking more off-script, og times vibes

Can't wait for the Paradox Pokémon video you promised

Revavroom is my big underrated pokemon. 120 atk, 90 speed, great defensive typing, overcoat makes it immune to spore/rage powder, and access to: - shift gear (a better dragon dance, outspeeds basically everything with little or no investment) - haze - taunt - selfdestruct (funny after a shift gear or two) Tera water on this thing is great, I run it with tera blast and frequently get to reverse uno card unlucky fire types who think they're walling me by switching in. Love this lil zoomy guy

Something potentially useful for Palafin is pairing it on a sun team. Palafin has perfect synergy with scovillain, and having it simply switch into it on the first turn while using sun to eliminate grass types with Torkoal and scovillain early could be strong. Once the weather goes down, the first two pokes will likely be weakened allowing for Palafin to run wild late game

Been loving the scarlet violet content, would love if you analyzed some the more obscure/unique abilities, moves, etc

I’m so happy to see Rabsca get some love! He’s been my fav of this new gen. Love my shiny Rabsca

Cool video. Definitely gonna try some Mabostiff (stakeout) + Dragon Tail cheese.

Your work ethic is the most underrated thing here

While I haven’t played in VGC format, just doubles OU, I love Scovilin. I’m using a sun team with Ceruledge, Roaring Moon, Torcoal, and Gastradon. It’s served me well

Quaquaval with an assault vest, moxie, and Jolly nature is actually a really good lead into screen setting teams and indeedee teams because of ice spinner and brick break round off with aqua step and close combat and it starts sweeping while clearing terrains and screens

Great video. The only point I didn't see mentioned that might be worth taking into consideration is orthworm's speed/shed tail combo. You mentioned the benefits of tanking the first hit and providing a fresh substitute for the new mon, but I'm wondering if there's also some strategy to consider with using him over cyclizar to trip up trick room teams? or trick rooming yourself? Not sure if its any good but something to think about. Looking forward to the next vid.

Finally some Rabsca appreciation 👏👏 also very cute how the violet dex says the psychic ball is it's kid lol

Thx for the god tier content as always king🙏

Happy to see Rabsca here, I was very impressed with it during my playthrough

another wolfe video another chance to jam out to the great AA soundtrack. thanks editor

Scovillain is actually secretly monstrous. Sure it's got chlorophyll, but it's also got moody which can be good for exerting pressure through protect. Plus Spicy Extract is actually completely busted. It can be an extremely good support Pokémon because if you pair it with a physical attacking Pokémon that wants the clear amulet or has clear body, then it only gets the buffs and not the nerfs. Same goes for any contrary pokemon that appreciate defense boosts and either don't use their physical attack, or run clear amulet for any reason. This lets it pair nicely with Enamorus since it's a special attacker with contrary and good stats. Another thing is it has amazing synergy with Foul Play because it doubles their attack and half's their defense. It means that if you do spicy extract and foul play into a tanky Pokémon they're pretty much gauaranteed to die. This means he pairs with Murkrow really well cause in addition to them hitting different things for super effective and resisting some of each others key weaknesses, Murkrow can set up Tail Wind so that Scovillain is speedy, and then on the next turn they can hit a Pokémon with the Foul Play/Spicy Extract combo. It also pairs well with Defiant Pokémon like Kingambit or Eviolite Bisharp since they will instantly get a +6 boost to their attack stat since Defiant sharply raises attack for every time a stat is lower raising it by +4 because it's defense was lowered by -2, and then raising it +2 again because of Spicy Extract. Because of Chlophyll and it's decent attacking stats it also means it can run alongside a sun setter like Torkoal so that it can be a an extremely fast sweeper with Spicy Extract to compliment the rest of your team. Scovillain has a good special attack stat and that combined with it learning solar beam and having Chlorphyll means it can dish out heavy damage very quickly. It also means that it can out speed slower mons on sun teams and can destroy Torkoal if you kill off its Trick Room setting teammates. This means your team can have two modes, Spicy Extract and Trick Room. With the Spocy Extract team you can have mons like Kingambit or Murkrow who pair well with Scovillain and then you can have either a support Pokémon or a Pokémon to account for Scovillains checks that has access to Foul Play. Then you can run Torkoal in the back so that if you switch out Scovillain because of either having a bad matchup or because it takes too much damage, then you can pair it with Torkoal to immediately switch from being a support Pokémon to a dangerous sweeper with Solar Beam. Because of how fast it'd be and how strong Solar Beam it is also means you'd probably want to target it first which lets Torkoal do Eription damage even without Trick Room set up. Even if they target it though it might be able to do tons of damage if you have Tailwind set up by Murkrow. Then the second mode would be Trick Room sweeping with a Trick room setter like Amarouge who will tank their hits and resist any fighting type attacks that might try target Kingambit. They also have fire type and a steel type meaning that with a Trick Room set up you can kill off game staples like Gholdengo, Flutter Mane or any prominent Fairy, Ghost or Steel type. Obviously you'd put Torkoal in since he's super strong and he compliments Kinggambit in the same way Amarouge does. Then the last Pokémon who'd be part of your trick room mode would either be Scovillain since he can compliment Kingambit with Spicy Extract and because he hits Steel Types for good damage. Of course you can also have the nebulous support or counter checking Pokémon on this team if you don't want to stack up on water weaknesses. My personal recommendation for a team is: 1.Scovillain with either Chlorphyll or Moody depending on how much you prefer synergy with Torkoal over the passive pressure of Moody. 2.A typical sun-setting, Eruption abusing Torkoal set. 3.Bulky Kingambit or Murkrow depending on whether you value offense or support or if you really want Murkrow so you can counter Dondozo. Both learn foul play and with prankster tailwind from Murkrow they both synergise equally well with one another. 4.Amarouge with its typical trick room setting sets 5.This can be anything you want honestly. Depending on what you want out of a team you can either put Dondozo and Tatsugiri here for another layer in your team where you can instead play Scovillain, Kingambit/Murkrow as well as Tatsugiri and Dondozo. Or you can also use Dondozo to do well in the Trick Room mode. This can also be where you put Murkrow if you wanted both Kingambit and Murkrow to have major offense and a counter to Dondozo. It's also good to have Murkrow if you want both Foul Play Kingambit and Foul Play Murkrow to synergise with Scovillain. 6.I would say put Defiant, Choice Scarf Annihilape here. With a 4x weakness to fighting it means Annihilape can pretty good counter against other Kingambits and Final Gambit can make it a 3v3 which makes going for the gimmicky strategies of Scovillain more consistent. If you do put it on though then I'd recommend putting support set Maushold in the fifth slot rather than Dondozo or Murkrow since it pairs with Annihilape perfectly, has extremely good support tool, and sets up Annihilape to get even more out of Scovillain since a 350 rage fist from Maushold Population Bomb paired with Defiant Annihilape at +6 attack because of scpicy extract Scovillain means that you get what is essentially the best offensive Pokémon in existence. Edit:If you want to run Moody Scovillain then I'd recommend running a more typical EV spread on Kingambit and replacing Torkoal and Armarouge with Dondozo and Tatsugiri to make up for the loss of depth from no longer having a Trick Room mode and to hit ground types for super effective and to resist ice. Here's the strategy with each lead in Scovillain mode (AKA using Scovillain, Kingambit, Maushold and Annihilape.) Scovillain and Annihilape lead:if it's a bad matchup then either switch them out or Final Gambit to bring in Kingambit to have it get buffed by Spicy Extract. If it's a good matchup though then buff Annihilape and let it be your attacking threat. Scovillain and Kingambit:If it's a bad matchup then either switch them both, or switch one of them into whichever Pokémon gives you the best matchup. If it's a good matchup then buff Kingambit and let it go wild. If it's against Murkrow though then instead Spicy Extract into it and let Kingambit use Foul Play since it should kill it and it can't Haze its own stats because of Prankster. It also lets it kill of Dondozo well since it doesn't resist Dark and it'll have +4 attack and +0 defense with an already high HP stat, it means it'll take a lot of damage and could easily take it out. Scovillain and Maushold:Don't use this lead. These are both meant to compliment your offensive threats and there are only a couple situations where they pair well. Ideally, don't use it. It's only good with offensive Maushold set since it can keep Scovillain alive long enough to use Spicy Extract on it and since Maushold is already so frail it means it doesn't have to worry about the defense drop. Plus with Population Bomb being stab it means that you get a 1.5 boost alongside the 1.5 boost you get from Technician alongside the x2 boost you get from Spicy Extract meaning the BP of Population Bomb is 90 per hit and 900 in total with a defensive Tera and 1800 in total with Tera normal type. In a situation like that it's extremely good, but if you're running support Maushold for more overall consistency then you should avoid running this lead. Maushold and Kingambit: If it's a bad matchup then switch like usual. If it's a good or even neutral then keep them in as this is a surprisingly good pairing. With encore and taunt you can lock Pokémon into protect and you can make sure Amoongus can't sleep Kingambit. With friend guard as well as follow me it means that you can keep Kingambit alive for a very long time. If you value offense more though you can run an offensive set with Maushold and use follow me to keep Kingambit alive while dealing massive damage on turns you don't use it. Maushold and Annihilape:If it's a bad matchup then either Final Gambit or switch. Maushold and Annihilape are an iconic pairing so it's obvious that they do well in usually neutral and positive matchups. With a support set you can use friend guard Population Bomb to safely buff the damage of Rage fiat to absurd levels and as mentioned before can set up for Scovillain to make Annihilape even stronger later on. If it's an offensive Maushold set then it's best to let Annihilape use its other stabs while Maushold uses follow me to support it and attack with Population Bomb on turns it doesn't like it does with Kingambit. Kingambit and Annihilape: Same advice, if it's a bad matchup then either switch or Final Gambit. If it's a good matchup though or even neutral then you're fine. With its attack stat and moves Annihilape can take care of other Kingambits and can kill of Gholdengo while Kingambit can resist Flutter mane and hit it with either one of its stabs. They also both have Defiant which makes them super good against Intimidate Pokémon and any Pokémon that wants to lower their stats. Annihilape also usually runs Tera Grass which lets it counter Amoonguss and both are faster than it and very strong offensive Pokémon. Overall the team has amazing synergy in this mode and is mainly just an offensive threat stacking team with Dondozo/Tatsugiri mode with any Pokémon on your team other than Scovillain being extremely good in that mode.

Used Rabsca on my in game team of Violet, i really like it. The design of Rabsca is great and the stats are great!

THANK YOU for finally correcting your pronunciation of Glaive Rush, I was losing my mind.

rabsca works really well on orthworm teams because of telepathy, you can run multiple earthquake mons, murkrow, rotom for coverage, worm, and rabsca for revive

I'm so glad you mentioned Scovillain

Really great video. I’m really looking forward to what people do with Bax because I think it’s such a cool Pokémon. The one Pokémon I’m surprised nobody is talking about is Pawmot. It has a great typing, overall good stats, fantastic move pool and revival blessing. I don’t really see why it’s not talked about since it can function on so many different teams. 🤷🏽‍♂️. Thoughts? It’s my new favourite Pokémon of this generation

good luck to 1 million man

Well you justified my choice for making Ceruledge part of my team. Also, Rellor’s shiny form is perfect. Turning its dung ball into a gold ball is hilarious

I love that orthworm is on the list its my favorite gen 9 Pokemon and I used it in my first playtrough of the game and for me its was a good mon for a lot of Pokemon in different gyms so i am happy its get so credit

Lovin palofin. He pretty well carried me to masterball tier for the first time since i started playing competitive pokemon last gen. Felt great!

Niche thing, aqua step is considered a dance move and oricorio is back.