PaldeaElite FourChampion5 battlesUpdated OCT 29, 2026

Scarlet & Violet Elite Four and Top Champion

Each Paldea Elite Four ace has a Tera type that matches its member’s specialty, like Rika’s Ground Clodsire and Larry’s Flying Flamigo. Top Champion Geeta follows, and Nemona’s battle is a separate fight after the League.

Battles5
Pokémon26
Levels57–62
Battle by battle

The Scarlet & Violet Elite Four, battle by battle

Every team in party order, with its levels, its ace (the highest-level Pokémon) and the types that hit the most of it for 2×, each one at least half the team. One of the six Pokémon on Nemona’s team depends on the starter you chose; pick one to see that team.

Your starter
Scarlet & Violet Elite Four guide banner: a student trainer in school uniform, hat and backpack, with Pokémon behind her
  1. Elite Four · 1

    RikaGround

    Lv 57–58 · 5 Pokémon

  2. Elite Four · 2

    PoppySteel

    Lv 58–59 · 5 Pokémon

  3. Elite Four · 3

    LarryFlying

    Lv 59–60 · 5 Pokémon

  4. Elite Four · 4

    HasselDragon

    Lv 60–61 · 5 Pokémon

  5. Scarlet & Violet Champion guide banner showing Top Champion Geeta

    Champion

    Geeta

    Lv 61–62 · 6 Pokémon

  6. Separate battle

    Nemona

    Lv 65–66 · 6 Pokémon

    BEATS THIS BATTLE

    Fighting
Nuzlocke

Levels from the highest-level gym to Geeta

The top level on each team, in battle order. Stay at or below each number and your team never out-levels that battle.

  1. 48GymGrusha
  2. 58+10E1Rika
  3. 59+1E2Poppy
  4. 60+1E3Larry
  5. 61+1E4Hassel
  6. 62+1CHGeeta

From Grusha’s Lv 48 ace to Geeta at Lv 62 is a climb of 14 levels.

Whole run

Types that cover the whole Scarlet & Violet League

Counted over all 26 Pokémon you face from the first Elite Four battle to Geeta. A tick means the type hits at least half of that team for 2×.

BRING

  • Ice14 of 26Beats half or more of: Rika, Larry and Hassel
  • Fire9 of 26Beats half or more of: Poppy and Geeta
  • Ground7 of 26Beats half or more of: Poppy
  • Rock7 of 26Beats half or more of: Larry
  • Grass6 of 26Beats half or more of: Rika
  • Fighting6 of 26Beats half or more of: Poppy and Geeta
  • Dragon6 of 26Beats half or more of: Hassel

KEEP OUT

Types the run’s own Pokémon hit for 2× most often.

Team picks

Pokémon to get before the League

Pokémon you can get in Scarlet & Violet before reaching the League (caught, gifted, traded or revived), ranked by how many of the 26 League Pokémon that every player faces they hit for 2× with their own types, then by how few of those Pokémon hit them back for 2×.

  1. CrabominableFightingIce

    Hits 2× 20 of 26Hit by 2× 15 of 26

    WhereGlaseado Mountain

  2. WeavileDarkIce

    Hits 2× 17 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereNorth Province (Area One)

  3. FroslassIceGhost

    Hits 2× 17 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereNorth Province (Area One)Glaseado Mountain+2 more

  4. AbomasnowGrassIce

    Hits 2× 17 of 26Hit by 2× 15 of 26

    WhereGlaseado Mountain

  5. CloysterWaterIce

    Hits 2× 16 of 26Hit by 2× 6 of 26

    WhereSouth Province (Area Five)South Paldean Sea+13 more

  6. FrosmothIceBug

    Hits 2× 16 of 26Hit by 2× 14 of 26

    WhereNorth Province (Area One)Glaseado Mountain+2 more

Show all (+6)
  1. ScovillainGrassFire

    Hits 2× 15 of 26Hit by 2× 9 of 26

    WhereSouth Province (Area Five)South Province (Area Four)+7 more

  2. CarkolRockFire

    Hits 2× 14 of 26Hit by 2× 7 of 26

    WhereEast Province (Area Three)

  3. GlaceonIce

    Hits 2× 14 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereNorth Province (Area One)Glaseado Mountain+2 more

  4. CetitanIce

    Hits 2× 14 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereNorth Province (Area One)Glaseado Mountain+2 more

  5. CryogonalIce

    Hits 2× 14 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereGlaseado Mountain

  6. AvaluggIce

    Hits 2× 14 of 26Hit by 2× 8 of 26

    WhereGlaseado MountainNorth Paldean Sea+1 more

“Hit by 2×” counts League Pokémon whose types hit this one for 2×, not their moves. Legendary Pokémon and the starters are left out.

Bag

Status moves and the League shop

The status moves on each League team in Scarlet & Violet, and what the Poké Mart at the League sells.

Status moves

  1. Elite Four · 1Rika
    • FreezeWhiscash · Blizzard10% chance
    • BurnCamerupt · Fire Blast10% chance
    • Bad poisonClodsire · Toxic
    • PoisonDonphan · Poison Jab30% chance
  2. Elite Four · 2Poppy
    • ParalysisMagnezone · Discharge30% chance
  3. Elite Four · 3Larry
    • FreezeAltaria · Ice Beam10% chance
    • BurnAltaria · Flamethrower10% chance
    • ConfusionOricorio (Pom-Pom Style) · Teeter Dance
  4. Elite Four · 4Hassel
    • ParalysisDragalge · Thunderbolt10% chance
    • PoisonDragalge · Sludge Bomb30% chance
  5. ChampionGeeta
    • FreezeVeluza · Ice Fang10% chance
    • PoisonGlimmora · Sludge Wave10% chance

A move marked with a % chance only causes its status some of the time. The list shows what each team carries, not which move gets used.

Academy Ace Tournament

Scarlet & Violet Academy Ace Tournament teams

Teams from the Academy Ace Tournament after the main story, with the ace level change from the first battle and the Pokémon that are new.

  1. Elite Four · 4

    HasselDragon

    ACE LV 61 → 68 (+7)

    1. NoivernLv 67
    2. HaxorusLv 67
    3. DragalgeLv 67
    4. FlappleLv 67
    5. DragoniteLv 67NEW
    6. BaxcaliburLv 68

    New: Dragonite

    BEATS THIS BATTLE

    DragonIceFairy
  2. Champion

    Geeta

    ACE LV 62 → 70 (+8)

    1. EspathraLv 69
    2. GogoatLv 69
    3. VeluzaLv 69
    4. AvaluggLv 69
    5. KingambitLv 69
    6. GlimmoraLv 70

    BEATS THIS BATTLE

    FireBug
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