Eevee, the evolution Pokemon has arrived in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, so get ready to tackle it with our guide to the seven-star Eevee Tera Raid event.
The Pokemon Company has announced that the evolution Pokemon Eevee is heading to Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Tera Raid battles in challenging 7-star raids.
This Eevee holds the Mightiest Mark, and can only be caught once per every Pokemon Scarlet and Violet save file. Eevee also uses the Normal Tera-Type, so get ready for a powerful Double Edge. Bring some Fighting-type Pokemon, and get ready for a tough battle.
Contents
- When will Eevee appear in Tera Raids
- Eevee Moveset & Type
- Best Annihilape build
- Best Iron Hands build
- Best Hisuian Decidueye build
- Best Kommo-o build
When will Eevee appear in Tera Raids?
Mightiest Mark Eevee is appearing in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Tera Raids from November 17, 2023, until November 20, 2023. Unlike previous Tera Raid events, Eevee is only appearing for one weekend instead of two. However, you can still battle it to earn in-game items such as Exp. Candy.
Mightiest Mark Eevee Moveset & Type
The 7-Star Eevee is a Normal-Type Pokemon with the Normal Tera Type. This means any Normal-type moves it uses will receive a significant damage bonus. This means that Eevee takes double damage from Fighting-type moves and is immune to Ghost-type moves. Bear in mind that Ghost-type Pokemon are immune to Normal-type moves, which is an important factor for this battle.
The 7-Star Eevee can know Double-Edge, Hyper Voice, Charm, Baby-Doll Eyes, and Bite. It’s Ability is Anticipation, but it won’t have much of an effect on the battle. These moves mean that Eevee has some powerful debuff attacks, along with some brutal STAB-infused Normal-type attacks.
Best Annihilape build
Easily the best choice for tackling 7-Star Eevee is Annihilape. This is because it’s a Ghost/Fighting-type Pokemon, making it immune to Eevee’s strongest attacks while allowing it to deal ridiculous amounts of damage.
In terms of moves, the player should have Bulk Up, Close Combat, Drain Punch, and Focus Energy, to give Annihilape lots of buffing and damage-dealing options. It should also possess the Tera Fighting-type, to give it an extra boost. Make sure it has a Big Root equipped, to make Drain Punch more effective.
| Pokemon | Level | Moves | Ability | Nature | Item | Tera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | Bulk UpClose CombatDrain PunchFocus Energy | Defiant | Adamant | Big Root | Fighting |
Best Iron Hands build
The Paradox Pokemon Iron Hands is another excellent pick for taking on Eevee. This Electric/Fighting-type Pokemon has a STAB bonus when hitting Eevee’s biggest weak spots, and possesses some great buffing options.
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In terms of moves, the player should bring in Belly Drum, Drain Punch, Electric Terrain, and either Force Palm or Brick Break. Electric Terrain and Quark Drive will provide a significant stat boost, as can Belly Drum (at a cost). The player can then follow up with Drain Punch and other Fighting-type moves to finish the job.
| Pokemon | Level | Moves | Ability | Nature | Item | Tera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | Belly DrumDrain PunchElectric TerrainForce Palm/Brick Break | Quark Drive | Adamant | BoosterEnergy | Fighting |
Best Hisuian Decidueye build
This Grass/Fighting-type Pokemon can be brought over from Pokemon Legends: Arceus or Pokemon Home and unleashed on 7-Star Raids.
Hisuian Decidueue has the powerful Triple Arrows, which deals damage over multiple turns, while Roost can restore its health when needed. Swords Dance can boost the power of Triple Arrows, while Light Screen can buff the entire team.
| Pokemon | Level | Moves | Ability | Nature | Item | Tera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | RoostSwords DanceTriple ArrowsLight Screen | Scrappy | Adamant | Shell Bell | Fighting |
Best Kommo-o build
This Dragon/Fighting-type Pokemon returned to Gen 9 as part of the Teal Mask DLC. Players should bring Body Press, Drain Punch, Iron Defense, and Taunt into this battle, to use a specific strategy.
Kommo-o can learn Body Press as a TM move. Body Press is a powerful Fighting-type move that uses Defense instead of Attack for its stat. Kommo-o already has a high Defense stat, which it can bolster further with Iron Defense, followed up by a deadly Body Press attack.
| Pokemon | Level | Moves | Ability | Nature | Item | Tera |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | Body PressDrain PunchIron DefenseTaunt | Overcoat | Adamant | Shell Bell | Fighting |
That’s it for now but check back for more information soon. Those looking to find out more about Pokemon Scarlet & Violet can check out our other guides below:
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