How I Reached Number One in the World with Eternatus

🔥Eternatus's wide move coverage and good base stats make it a formidable threat in the current format.

💨Regieleki's speed control with Electroweb helps Eternatus move before threatening restricted Pokémon.

🌏Landorus's ground immunity and Intimidate ability provide valuable defensive synergy to the team.

🔥Entei's Inner Focus ability allows it to avoid flinching and Intimidate, making it a great counter to common threats.

💧Suicune's incredible bulk and Scald provide valuable support and speed control against opposing teams.

What moveset did you use for Eternatus?

—I used a Life Orb Eternatus with Dynamax Cannon, Sludge Bomb, Flamethrower, and Protect.

How did you handle speed control?

—I used Regieleki with Electroweb to slow down opposing Pokémon, allowing Eternatus to move first.

Were there any weaknesses in your team?

—My team had weaknesses to Ground-type Pokémon, but I managed to handle them with careful positioning and strategy.

What role did Suicune play in your team?

—Suicune provided support with moves like Snarl and Scald and also helped with speed control through Tailwind.

Did you encounter any unexpected challenges?

—One challenge I faced was dealing with Stone Edge misses, which taught me the importance of move selection.

00:01Introduction to the video and the goal of reaching number one in the world with Eternatus.

06:32Discussion about starting the journey from the Great Ball tier and the challenges faced in climbing the ladder.

06:44Explanation of the team composition and the thought process behind each Pokémon choice.

09:33Reflection on the decision to not use Stone Edge and the impact it had on the battles.

11:52Analysis of battles and strategies used to climb through the tiers.

14:28Explanation of specific movesets and EV spreads that worked well on the team.

16:59Evaluation of the success and performance of the team in battles.