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How to beat the ELITE FOUR and CHAMPION in Pokemon Brick Bronze Bronze Rebirth! | PBB
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Overview
This video demonstrates a strategy for defeating the Elite Four and Champion in Pokemon Brick Bronze Rebirth. It focuses on specific Pokemon builds and move sets, emphasizing the use of "Sticky Web" to disrupt opponents, "Geomancy" for stat boosts with Xerneas, and powerful attacking moves like "Flash Cannon" and "Meteor Mash." The guide also highlights the importance of healing, saving, and adapting to opponent switches, offering a step-by-step walkthrough of each battle.
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Chapters
- Lead with Vikavolt to set up 'Sticky Webs', which hinders the opponent's speed.
- Utilize Xerneas with 'Geomancy' for a significant Special Attack and Special Defense boost.
- Employ powerful attacking moves like 'Flash Cannon' and 'Moonblast' to defeat the first opponent.
- Remember to heal and save your game after each battle to prepare for the next challenge.
This initial strategy sets the foundation for the entire challenge by establishing a defensive setup and a powerful offensive core that can be adapted for subsequent battles.
Using Vikavolt's 'Sticky Webs' and then switching to Xerneas to use 'Geomancy' before attacking with 'Flash Cannon'.
- Continue using 'Sticky Web' with Vikavolt if it survives, or re-establish it with another Pokemon.
- Adapt your strategy based on the opponent's switches, potentially using Metagross with 'Psychic Fangs' for physical offense.
- For the third battle, consider Gengar for its offensive pressure, especially against Magearna, and use Vikavolt's 'Sticky Web' again.
- Employ Tera abilities or Dynamax for powerful attacks like 'Dual Wingbeat' or 'Earthquake' if needed.
These battles introduce the need for adaptability, showing how to counter specific threats and leverage different Pokemon strengths when the initial strategy needs adjustment.
Switching to Gengar to counter an opponent's Magearna, or using Metagross's 'Psychic Fangs' after a successful 'Geomancy' boost.
- Lead with Vikavolt to set 'Sticky Web' and then potentially switch to Xerneas for another 'Geomancy' boost.
- Use Xerneas's powerful 'Moonblast' attacks, considering type changes (Tera) to overcome resistances.
- Prepare for the Champion by ensuring all Pokemon are healed and the game is saved.
- For the Champion's Dragonite, use Dragonite itself with 'Dragon Dance' and 'Fire Punch' for a strong offensive lead.
This phase emphasizes the importance of maximizing offensive potential and preparing for the final, most challenging opponent by using stat-boosting moves effectively.
Using Xerneas to boost its Special Attack with 'Geomancy' multiple times before unleashing 'Moonblast' attacks.
- Against the Champion's Calyrex, use Dragonite with 'Dragon Dance' and 'Fire Punch'.
- If Calyrex switches to Arceus, adapt with powerful physical attacks like Metagross's 'Meteor Mash' or 'Ice Punch'.
- Be prepared for unexpected opponent switches and potential KOs, requiring strategic use of Sucker Punch or Sludge Bomb.
- The video concludes by showing the successful defeat of the Elite Four and Champion.
This final battle demonstrates how to react to the Champion's diverse team and recover from setbacks, showcasing the culmination of the presented strategies.
Using Metagross's 'Meteor Mash' or 'Ice Punch' against the Champion's Arceus after Dragonite is defeated.
Key takeaways
- Strategic use of 'Sticky Web' is crucial for controlling the pace of battles by lowering opponent speed.
- Stat-boosting moves like 'Geomancy' and 'Dragon Dance' are essential for creating powerful offensive threats.
- Adapting your Pokemon and move set based on opponent switches and types is key to overcoming challenges.
- Healing and saving your game frequently are critical for maintaining momentum and preventing loss of progress.
- Leveraging Tera abilities or Dynamax can provide significant advantages in difficult battles.
- Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of your Pokemon and your opponent's Pokemon is fundamental to victory.
Key terms
Elite FourChampionPokemon Brick Bronze RebirthSticky WebsGeomancyFlash CannonMoonblastMetagrossGengarVikavoltXerneasDragoniteCalyrexArceusMeteor MashPsychic FangsDual WingbeatTeraDynamax
Test your understanding
- How does setting up 'Sticky Webs' with Vikavolt impact the flow of a battle?
- Why is using 'Geomancy' with Xerneas an effective strategy against tough opponents?
- What are some key considerations when an opponent switches Pokemon during a battle?
- How can a player adapt their strategy if their initial offensive plan is countered?
- What is the importance of healing and saving your game during the Elite Four challenge?