The Paradox cousin of Misdreavus, Flutter Mane hosts powerful statistics that make it a considerable team member players can build to use in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's greatest challenges, Tera Raid Battles. Although an exclusive Pokémon to Pokémon Scarlet, Flutter Mane is a rare creature that may be found and traded just like any other pocket monster in preparation for these intense battles. The right build for Flutter Mane focuses on its strengths, giving it attacks that capitalize on the destructive Special Attack statistic that befits its Ghost-/Fairy-type demeanor.

The Nature, Move List, and Held Item are all factors within the player's control when constructing a good build for Flutter Mane against tough opponents like Charizard in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet's Raid battles. Despite the difficulty in finding the exact Nature that works best for Flutter Mane, players that commit to finding the Pokémon with the Modest affiliation will have a chance to optimize the potential of this rare Paradox. This Nature boosts Special Attack, easily Flutter Mane's most potent stat, at the cost of reducing regular Attack, which should not matter when combined with the right Move List.

Related: Every Paradox Pokémon In Pokémon Scarlet

Building The Best Flutter Mane For Raid Battles in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Flutter Mane Postgame Paradox Pokemon Exclusive to Pokemon Scarlet

According to the Youtube channel Techno Trainer, players that catch Flutter Mane should recognize the Ability intrinsic to the Pokémon, named Protosynthesis. This trait boosts Flutter Mane's highest stat by 30% when in Harsh Sunlight or 50% if that score happens to be its Speed. Ordinarily, this might lead players to prepare for a Raid Battle in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet by using a team that has Sunny Day to activate this weather condition. Yet, Protosynthesis also activates should Flutter Mane be holding a specific item called the Booster Energy, which rarely drops during encounters with other Paradox Pokémon in the Great Crater of Paldea after players have access to the postgame.

The best moves players can teach their Flutter Mane to take advantage of highly trained EVs in either HP, or Special Attack is turning the Pokémon into a highly offensive roster member. Moonblast and Shadow Ball, Fairy-type and Ghost-type attacks with high power utilize Flutter Mane's Same Type Attack Bonus (STAB) along with Protosynthesis to inflict huge blows to a Tera Raid Pokémon's health. Fake Tears also lowers the Special Defense stat of high star Raid Pokémon, making them susceptible to the previous two Special Attack moves, while Mystical Fire provides good coverage as a potent Fire-type move.

The final aspect of Flutter Mane players should consider revolves around the new Tera Types they have access to through the new mechanic of this Generation. For example, adding a Ghost- or Fairy-type Terastralization doubles the strength of moves related to that type, making Shadow Ball or Moonblast even more beneficial. Completing the build of Flutter Mane for Raid Battles does not guarantee victory, but it does provide a strong tool in a player's roster against a variety of strong matchups that exist within these challenging raids in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet.

More: Pokémon Scarlet & Violet: Tera Types Guide

Source: Youtube/Techno Trainer

  • Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Game Poster
    Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
    Released:
    2022-11-18
    Developer:
    Game Freak
    Franchise:
    Pokemon
    Genre:
    RPG, Adventure, Action
    Platform:
    Nintendo Switch
    Publisher:
    Nintendo, The Pokemon Company
    ESRB:
    E
    Summary:
    Pokémon returns in its next installment series: Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Set in a fictional town near Mediterranean Spain, gamers will explore Paldea, catching new and classic Pokémon. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is the first ever open-world game in the series and features new Pokémon that can transform into vehicles. Pokémon staples like gym battles are still present, but co-op exploration and Terastallize battles are also introduced.
    Multiplayer:
    Online Co-Op, Online Multiplayer
    Prequel:
    Pokémon Sword and Shield
    Mode:
    Single Player, Multiplayer
    How Long To Beat:
    31 Hours