Togepi Movesets: EVs, Items, Natures & Tera

Togepi Competitive Movesets & Sets

Generation 7 Sets （Format 1 · 1 set）

Tank

LC Generation 7

Item: Eviolite
Ability: Serene Grace
Nature: Bold
EVs: HP 236 / Defense 156 / Sp. Def 76 / Speed 36

Moves

Dazzling Gleam Fairy Special

Power 80 Accuracy 100 PP 10

The user damages opposing Pokémon by emitting a powerful flash.
Fire Blast Fire Special

Power 110 Accuracy 85 PP 5

An attack that may cause a burn.

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Analysis

Togepi should aim to switch into Fighting- and Dark-types like Mienfoo, Timburr, and Vullaby and take advantage of the free turn. Fire Blast is the only thing that differentiates it from Spritzee, and it allows Togepi to hit Steel-types such as Pawniard for some damage. If Steel-types aren't a huge issue, however, Nasty Plot Spritzee is a better choice on any team.

Generation 4 Sets （Format 1 · 1 set）

ParaFlinch

LC Generation 4

Item: Oran Berry
Ability: Serene Grace
Nature: Adamant
EVs: HP 236 / Attack 196 / Defense 76

Moves

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Body Slam Normal Physical

Power 85 Accuracy 100 PP 15

Thunder Wave Electric Status

Accuracy 90 PP 20
Headbutt Normal Physical

Power 70 Accuracy 100 PP 15

An attack that may make foe flinch.

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Analysis

As the only Pokemon in Little Cup to get Serene Grace, (aside from Happiny, who has terrible stats), Togepi can effectively abuse its ability despite its low Attack and Speed. Body Slam has a nice 60% chance of paralysis, but Thunder Wave always paralyzes (except against Ground-types) and can paralyze Ghost-types as well. Headbutt is Togepi's best way of flinching opponents, because if the opponent is paralyzed, Headbutt will have a 70% chance of causing the opposing Pokemon to do nothing. Fire Blast takes out Steel-types that would otherwise wall this set. Soft-Boiled is Togepi's best form of recovery, and paralysis can give Togepi a free chance to use it. Zen Headbutt, however, has a 40% flinch chance even against Ghost-types and hits Gastly super effectively. If Togepi uses Zen Headbutt, Thunder Wave is recommended so Togepi can achieve a Headbutt-like effect with Zen Headbutt. The EVs and nature maximize Togepi's Attack while still making good use of Togepi's respectable bulk. At 8 Speed, Togepi outruns all unboosted Pokemon in Little Cup after paralysis. Keep in mind that some Choice Scarfers will still outspeed Togepi. A nature that does not lower Special Attack, such as Naughty, can be used to power up Fire Blast, but it detracts from Togepi's decent bulk. Despite carrying Fire Blast, Togepi still has a lot of trouble with Steel-types. Therefore, Fire- and Fighting-types are recommended to help take out Steel-types. Running a team around paralysis is also a good idea, as it removes the burden of taking a hit while paralyzing the opponent. If Togepi does not have Zen Headbutt, Pokemon such as Munchlax or Stunky are recommended to take out Ghost-types.

Togepi Movesets & Competitive Sets

Togepi Competitive Movesets & Sets

Generation 7 Sets （Format 1 · 1 set）

Moves

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Generation 4 Sets （Format 1 · 1 set）

Moves

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