Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
ELITE FOUR BATTLE #2: PHOEBE
Trainer's Pokémon Type: Ghost
Recommended: Ghost, Dark
Not Recommended: Normal, Psychic
Dusclops, Level 49 (Ghost)
Banette, Level 49 (Ghost)
Sableye, Level 50 (Ghost/Dark)
Banette, Level 49 (Ghost)
Dusclops, Level 51 (Ghost)
Money: $5,100
Dusclops can be quite a challenge due to its high Defense and Special Defense, though it has a low Attack stat. It uses Pressure, which causes you to use two PP for each attack against it. Its moves include Protect, Curse, Confuse Ray, and Shadow Punch. Protect will block your attack and drain your PP. If it uses Curse, Dusclops will sacrifice half of its HP to put a curse on you, causing you to lose health each turn. To counteract the Curse, switch out your Pokémon. Don’t worry too much about Shadow Punch because of Dusclops’ low Attack. Just give it your best effort and you’ll prevail.
Banette is an average Ghost-type Pokémon. Use Ghost or Dark-type moves to defeat it quickly. If you're using Ghost-type moves, be cautious of its Will-o-Wisp, which can burn your Pokémon and significantly reduce its Attack. Use your strongest attacks to defeat Banette.
Sableye might be tricky because it has no weaknesses, but avoid using Ghost and Psychic moves. It has Night Shade, Shadow Ball, Faint Attack, and Double Team. Use any strong Pokémon and attacks you have to take it down without much trouble.
Phoebe’s second Banette is more challenging as it now has Psychic, Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, and Facade. Avoid using Water or Flying-type Pokémon to prevent being easily defeated. Again, use your strongest attacks to reduce its HP to zero.
The second Dusclops isn’t as tough as the first one, despite its high-powered moves. This Dusclops has Ice Beam, Shadow Ball, Rock Slide, and Earthquake. Its low Attack and Special Attack make it less dangerous. Just use your strongest attacks to take it down.
Keep an eye on your PP. You may need to use Ethers and Elixirs, as running out of PP could force you to lose the battle.
Get ready for your third battle, which should be a bit easier!
ELITE FOUR BATTLE #2: PHOEBE
Trainer's Pokémon Type: Ghost
Recommended: Ghost, Dark
Not Recommended: Normal, Psychic
Dusclops, Level 49 (Ghost)
Banette, Level 49 (Ghost)
Sableye, Level 50 (Ghost/Dark)
Banette, Level 49 (Ghost)
Dusclops, Level 51 (Ghost)
Money: $5,100
Dusclops can be quite a challenge due to its high Defense and Special Defense, though it has a low Attack stat. It uses Pressure, which causes you to use two PP for each attack against it. Its moves include Protect, Curse, Confuse Ray, and Shadow Punch. Protect will block your attack and drain your PP. If it uses Curse, Dusclops will sacrifice half of its HP to put a curse on you, causing you to lose health each turn. To counteract the Curse, switch out your Pokémon. Don’t worry too much about Shadow Punch because of Dusclops’ low Attack. Just give it your best effort and you’ll prevail.
Banette is an average Ghost-type Pokémon. Use Ghost or Dark-type moves to defeat it quickly. If you're using Ghost-type moves, be cautious of its Will-o-Wisp, which can burn your Pokémon and significantly reduce its Attack. Use your strongest attacks to defeat Banette.
Sableye might be tricky because it has no weaknesses, but avoid using Ghost and Psychic moves. It has Night Shade, Shadow Ball, Faint Attack, and Double Team. Use any strong Pokémon and attacks you have to take it down without much trouble.
Phoebe’s second Banette is more challenging as it now has Psychic, Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, and Facade. Avoid using Water or Flying-type Pokémon to prevent being easily defeated. Again, use your strongest attacks to reduce its HP to zero.
The second Dusclops isn’t as tough as the first one, despite its high-powered moves. This Dusclops has Ice Beam, Shadow Ball, Rock Slide, and Earthquake. Its low Attack and Special Attack make it less dangerous. Just use your strongest attacks to take it down.
Keep an eye on your PP. You may need to use Ethers and Elixirs, as running out of PP could force you to lose the battle.
Get ready for your third battle, which should be a bit easier!
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