Shadow Alolan Ninetales
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170
ATK
193
DEF
177
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
2610
Lvl 40
2309
Lvl 25Weather Boost
1649
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
1319
Lvl 15Research
989
Stage 1
Shadow Alolan Vulpix
PvE Analysis
Shadow Alolan Ninetails is just barely good enough to be worth considering for a raid team, but it's not really good enough to utilize unless you're desperate for some Ice coverage.
Best PvE Offensive Moveset
Charm + Dazzling Gleam | Best |
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Powder Snow + Weather Ball Ice | Best |
Charm + Weather Ball Ice | Situational |
- Charm is the stronger fast move, and pairs with Dazzling Gleam to fulfill a Fairy-type role.
- Powder Snow isn't far behind, and enables Shadow Alolan Ninetales to fulfill an Ice-type role.
- Weather Ball Ice is the strongest and most consistent charge move available.
- Blizzard and Ice Beam are a step down, though they're serviceable if TMs are lacking.
- Feint Attack has no place on an offensive Shadow Alolan Ninetales.
- Psyshock also has no place on an offensive Shadow Alolan Ninetales.
Best PvE Defensive Moveset
Charm or Feint Attack + Weather Ball Ice, Dazzling Gleam, or Psyshock | Best |
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- Charm has high power and good coverage, making it the ideal defensive move in general.
- Feint Attack is preferred over Powder Snow, due to higher base power and slightly better coverage. It can also hit Steel Types, which obliterate Shadow Alolan Ninetales, harder.
- Weather Ball Ice is the best charge move for defense, thanks to fast access as a 3-bar move.
- Dazzling Gleam edges out Ice Beam, with better coverage and base power, but a later damage window.
- Blizzard has too high of an energy cost for effective defense.
- Psyshock can be used more frequently, but doesn't have as much power.
Second Charge Move Cost
50,000 Stardust + 50 Candy
Flee Rate
6 %
Buddy Distance
Catch Rate
10 %
Female Ratio
50 %
Male Ratio
50 %
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