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#587
Default
158
ATK
127
DEF
146
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
1847
Lvl 40
1633
Lvl 25Weather Boost
1166
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
933
Lvl 15Research
700

PvE Analysis

Treat Emolga like a the Pikachu-clone that it is and bury it in your box.

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

Thunder Shock + ThunderboltBest
  • Thunder Shock and Thunderbolt is the only moveset worth using on offense for Emolga

Best PvE Defensive Moveset

Quick Attack + Discharge or Aerial AceBest
  • Quick Attack is the fast move of choice, and it pairs with Discharge or Aerial Ace
  • Thunderbolt is sub-par by comparison

PvP Analysis

Thunder Shock + Discharge and Acrobatics

Thunder Shock generates energy fast and benefits from STAB, though its damage output is still unremarkable. Quick Attack sports slightly better damage output but worse energy generation, and can't be Super Effective vs anything. 

Discharge costs less energy than Thunderbolt which means it can be accessed sooner, though the latter threatens more damage if unshielded. Acrobatics provides Emolga with an incredibly potent nuke option and some STAB coverage. Aerial Ace is terrible.

Great League

Emolga shares identical typings with Zapdos, though Emolga's moveset is somewhat less efficient. Unimpressive bulk due to a moderately high ATK stat means this squirrel would appreciate shields to perform well, or at the very least match even shields against its opponent. While its Flying typing and access to Acrobatics are valuable against Grass Pokemon, it may not necessarily secure wins against Pokemon with counter coverage. Losing the 1-shield matchup against the common Azumarill is also disappointing. 

Ultra League

Emolga has a max CP of 1847, which is insufficient for battles outside of Great League. 

Master League

It's cruel to send a squirrel to fight dragons and dinosaurs more than ten times its size. 

Second Charge Move Cost
10,000 Stardust + 25 Candy
Flee Rate
10 %
Buddy Distance
1 KM
Catch Rate
20 %
Female Ratio
%
Male Ratio
%