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Tornadus (Incarnate Forme)

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#641
Default
266
ATK
164
DEF
188
STA
Lvl 50Max CP
3782
Lvl 40
3345
Lvl 25Weather Boost
2389
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
1911
Lvl 15Research
1433

PvE Analysis

The first member of the Forces of Nature... exists. A very unspectacular moveset cripples its ability to compete against other Flying types, despite its respectable ATK stat. Beyond this, it would take a huge buff to Hurricane or some other form of rebalancing to let it top the Flying charts.

On the bright side; we finally get to see the Flying Type background, as Tornadus - Incarnate was the first Pokemon with Flying as a primary type. Now all that it needs is access to Bleakwind Storm.

Best PvE Offensive Moveset

Air Slash + HurricaneBest
  • Air Slash and Hurricane go together to make Tornadus a Flying Type attacker
  • Bite and Dark Pulse can make for a Dark Type attacker, though it's not good in that role.
  • Grass Knot and Hyper Beam are not worth considering on Tornadus.

PvP Analysis

Air Slash + Grass Knot and Dark Pulse

Air Slash takes advantage of STAB and provides decent energy generation. Bite can be more preferable depending what coverage is needed, but the lack of STAB and very poor energy generation makes it less optimal overall. 

Grass Knot is a strong charge move and covers Rock-type Pokemon that Tornadus is weak to, along with common Water Pokemon. Dark Pulse provides relatively neutral coverage against various meta picks across all three leagues, but can be particularly useful in formats such as Open Ultra League. Hurricane is quite strong with STAB, but has an expensive energy cost that Tornadus can't generate comfortably with its fast moves. For that reason, Hyper Beam is also not recommended. 

Great LeagueN / A

Tornadus is not eligible for Great League due to its minimum CP being too high.

Ultra League / 5

Tornadus is a mono-Flying type Pokemon with a high ATK stat and consequently poor bulk. Unfortunately its typing isn't very valuable in the Ultra League meta, where the only Pokemon it could possibly want to encounter are Fighting-types and the rare Grass Pokemon. Its cumbersome moveset also leaves much to be desired. 

Master League / 5

Despite its high offensive stat, Tornadus has poor performance in Master League, where not only does it have unimpressive bulk, but also a relatively vulnerable defensive typing and a sluggish moveset. Overall probably give this guy a pass. 

Second Charge Move Cost
100,000 Stardust + 100 Candy
Flee Rate
10 %
Buddy Distance
20 KM
Catch Rate
2 %
Female Ratio
%
Male Ratio
%