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Pokémon Go Brionne Raid: Best Moveset, Counters, and Tips

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As a seasoned gamer and avid Pokémon Go player with years of experience under my belt, I can confidently say that Brionne is a formidable opponent in the world of Pokémon Go raids. With its Tier 4 Raid status and impressive stats, it’s no walk in the park to take down this Water-type Pokémon.

In this Pokémon Go guide, let’s discuss how to effectively take down Brionne, a challenging Tier 4 Raid Boss appearing during the Poppilo Community Day. This blue sea lion-like Pokémon boasts three frilled growths reminiscent of a ballerina’s tutu. Prepare for a formidable battle as going solo against Brionne may prove to be an uphill task due to its status as a Tier 4 Raid. Stay tuned as we explore the most effective strategies and counters for defeating Brionne in Pokémon Go.

Brionne in Pokémon Go

Brionne is a Pokémon with a pure Water type, having a max CP of 2131 when it reaches level 30. This creature is vulnerable only to Electric and Grass attacks. Moreover, it receives minimal damage from assaults based on Fire, Ice, Water, and Steel types. Regardless of your experience or the strength of your counters, it’s advisable for high-level players to team up with another player for a more secure victory. For beginners, it’s best to bring additional trainers into battle.

Brionne Moveset

The most effective attacks from Brionne’s repertoire are the “Water Gun” and “Water Pulse.” These moves boast a DPS (Damage Per Second) of 9.51 and a TDO (Total Damage Output) of 179.6. This combination is particularly advantageous in Pokémon Gyms and player versus player battles. Additional respectable choices from its move set include “Charm,” “Aqua Jet,” and “Disarming Voice.”

Best counters against Brionne in Pokémon Go

As a big fan of strategic battles, I’d be happy to share with you a list of effective counters when facing off against Brionne. Using these moves will significantly increase your chances of emerging victorious.

  • Sceptile (Mega): Bullet Seed/Frenzy Plant
  • Kartana: Razor Leaf/Leaf Blade
  •  Rayquaza (Mega): Dragon Tail/Dragon Ascent
  • Venusaur (Mega): Vine Whip/Frenzy Plant
  • Raikou (Shadow): Thunder Shock/Discharge
  • Xurkitree: Thunder Shock/Discharge
  • Shaymin (Sky): Magical Leaf/Grass Knot
  • Manectric (Mega): Thunder Fang/Wild Charge
  • Zekrom: Charge Beam/Fusion Bolt
  • Electivire (Shadow): Thunder Shock/Wild Charge
  • Magnezone (Shadow): Spark/Wild Charge
  • Zapdos (Shadow): Thunder Shock/Thunderbolt
  • Thundurus (Therian): Volt Switch/Wildbolt Storm
  • Venusaur (Shadow): Vine Whip/Frenzy Plant
  • Sceptile (Shadow): Bullet Seed/Frenzy Plant
  • Tangrowth (Shadow): Vine Whip/Power Whip
  • Zarude: Vine Whip/Power Whip
  • Luxray (Shadow): Spark/Wild Charge
  • Mewtwo (Shadow): Psycho Cut/Thunderbolt
  • Ampharos (Mega): Volt Switch/Zap Cannon
  • Torterra (Shadow): Razor Leaf/Frenzy Plant
  • Roserade: Magical Leaf/Grass Knot
  • Exeggutor (Shadow): Bullet Seed/Solar Beam
  • Victreebel (Shadow): Magical Leaf/Leaf Blade
  • Raikou: Thunder Shock/Wild Charge
  • Exeggutor (Alola Shadow): Bullet Seed/Solar Beam
  • Latios (Mega): Dragon Breath/Solar Beam
  • Groudon (Primal): Mud Shot/Solar Beam
  • Necrozma (Dawn Wings): Psycho Cut/Moongeist Beam
  • Tapu Bulu: Bullet Seed/Grass Knot

Finishing this unique raid increases the likelihood of encountering Poppilo at Pokémon Gyms in greater quantities, providing you with additional opportunities to capture it.

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2024-07-28 08:00

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