These Pokemon are automatically Terastallized when the battle starts, and usually with a random, unconventional Tera type (i.e., a Poison Psyduck or a Fire Diglett). Wild Pokemon usually can't Terastallize themselves without a trainer, but every now and then you'll see glowing gold Pokemon in the wild. As a Fighting Tera-Type, Cinderace will take more damage from Flying, Psychic, and Fairy-type moves.However, there are chances to catch Pokemon with unique or strange Tera types that don't match their regular ones. Types that can resist one or more of those moves - and not take Super Effective damage from any of the others - include Fire, Water, Flying, Poison, Electric, Psychic, Dragon, and Ghost. Based on those four moves, Cinderace can deal Super-Effective damage to Normal, Grass, Rock, Ice, Bug, Dark, Steel, and Fairy Types. Acrobatics deals extra damage because the Cinderace isn’t holding an item, and Iron Head can make you flinch.
Thanks to the Same-Type Attack Bonus (STAB) of its original Fire typing, Pyro Ball still deals extra damage, along with High Jump Kick being boosted thanks to being Tera-Fighting.Īcrobatics and Iron Head aren’t love-taps either. If it’s anything like last-time, it will be armed with the moves High Jump Kick, Pyro Ball, Acrobatics, and Iron Head. By default, Cinderace is a Fire Type, but here it’s a pure Fighting-Tera Type. Once you find a black Tera crystal den, that’s where Cinderace lies! On top of it having absolutely bonkers stats thanks to be a 7-Star Tera Raid Battle, Cinderace is fast and deals high physical damage. Cinderace stands ever-cocky and ready to battle, a Tera-Fighting Gem on its head, in a Tera Raid Battle via Pokémon Scarlet & Violet (2022), Nintendo
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