THE ONLY PVP GUIDE YOU NEED In Evomon

Hey, if you check out the upcoming

EvoMon update, we will see that global

ranked PvP is coming. Now, probably

there will be PvP rewards associated to

this. So, in this video, I'm going to

make you people ready for PvP. Let me

start by explaining the stats. To view

your EvoMon stats, you want to go to the

EvoMon menu, and here you will see that

your EvoMon has six different stats: HP,

attack, defense, speed, special defense,

and special attack. Now, let me start by

explaining what attack and special

attack is. Now, special attack of the

EvoMon's affect the special moves, and

physical attack of the EvoMon's affect

the physical moves. What does that mean

though? These are just normal moves, no?

Well, if you click on these moves, you

can understand if they are special or

physical moves. For example, this move

has this icon, and if you go back to the

stat menu, we see that special attack

has the same icon. So, this move is a

special attack move. But, for example,

this move has a claw on it. The damage

of the moves with claw will be

calculated with attack stat, and special

attack moves will be calculated with

special attack stat. And in PvP, you

want to keep that in mind, cuz you kind

of want to build your Pokémon

differently if it's an attacker Pokémon

or a special attacker Pokémon. You want

to use special moves if it's a special

attacker, and physical moves if it's a

physical attacker. Now, another

important thing you need to know is the

element table. Now, on this EvoMon Wiki

site, you can actually check out the

type chart. You kind of want to know

which elements your opponent's Pokémon's

are weak to. But, don't worry, you don't

have to memorize all the element table.

While PvPing, you can just open this

element table and check out the

opponent's element while in a match.

Now, this is really important because

you want to switch your Pokémon's if you

are weak to the opponent's Pokémon. For

example, Whis is a psychic type is a

poison psychic type Pokémon, and poison

is resisted by steel. Psychic is

resisted by steel as well. So, if my

opponent has a thing called which is a

steel type Pokémon and if I'm currently

using these facts, I want to switch my

Pokémon. So, I can just check out this

table, check out the defensive typings

and my opponent's Pokémon will be steel

in this case. So, I want to check out

the steel typing and I will see that

it's weak to fire, electric and

fighting. So, you get what I mean. If

you want to switch Pokémon, you want to

know what the opponent Pokémon are weak

to. Now, you might be saying you can

check that out in game as well, but that

is actually not correct. Yes, you can

click these elements and see what your

elements are super effective against and

resisted by and you can kind of check

your opponent's element as well. But

these are as an attacker, not defensive

typing. For example, bug is super

effective against these types and

resisted by these types. That doesn't

necessarily mean poison is super

effective against the bug. That means

you kind of want to check out this table

and check out the defensive typings. If

you check out the bug typing for

example, we will see that it is weak to

fire and weak to flying as defensive

typings. But it is normal against

poison. So, if you switch to a poison

Pokémon, you won't deal super effective

damage to the bug type. And I actually

caught a prismatic Pokémon. That's

insane. But yeah, you either want to

know the opponent typings or have an

element chart open on the background

while you are PV Ping. Now, you also

want to know which Pokémon are better

than other Pokémon in PVP. Now, these

will be my opinions, but I will show you

guys some good PVP Pokémon. Again

though, these are my opinions, so feel

free to agree or disagree with me. Now,

first of all, let's talk about Larvitar.

Larvitar is the king of the NPCs and

beginners and it is really useful for

progression. What about PVP though? I

believe Larvitar will be okay for PVP as

well, even though its elements are not

that great, I guess it's a good type

attacker. But if we check out its

defensive typing, we see that fire is

weak to water and rock as well. Also,

rock is weak to four elements as well.

But I believe Lower Rock will be still

okay because Lower Rock is mostly weak

to water, but there are no good water

type Pokemons right now. The only good

water type Pokemon I can think of is

this golfish, but I don't believe many

people will use this Pokemon. So,

probably Lower Rock will be okay in PvP

as well. It has a really high defense

stat, its special defense is not that

great, and it can set up sandstorm and

deal some damage as well. I believe

Tortlord or the Mud-Butt will be okay

for PvP as well. You can get the

Mud-Butt in Amber Acres and then evolve

it to Tortlord. Now, this is a setup

type Pokemon. You want to use some seed

bombs with this Pokemon and then

increase its attack and sweep up your

opponent's team. So, this might be a

really good Pokemon that you should

watch out for. If you can set up with

this Pokemon, it won't do anything and

die miserably. But if you can use like

four or five seed bombs, and if your

opponent doesn't have a flying or ice

type Pokemon, you can kind of beat your

opponent's team with only using

Tortlord. But if opponent has a flying

type Pokemon, it can kill Tortlord

instantly, so you got to watch out for

it. Same thing goes for ice as well

because ground and grass are four times

weak to flying and ice. So, maybe

Tortlord don't be that good for PvP. I

think for the next Pokemon we want to go

to Raven Ridge and use this branch to go

on top of this platform because there

will be bluebirds here. Now, bluebird

evolves to Wallcress, which is a really

good attacker. It has insane amounts of

speed, good special attack and attack as

well, a really good elemental coverage.

It is flying and electric type, which in

total it means that Volcarona will be

super effective against seven elements.

And there are like 16 elements in total.

So, if you want an attacker, Volcarona

will be really good. It has some basic

moves that deal damage. Now, you can use

Electrify to apply paralysis to a

target. This move will be broken in PvP

because if you apply this move, your

opponent's Pokémon will take 30% more

damage throughout the game. Which might

not seem much, but if your opponent

knows what they are doing, this move

will be really useful. Now, let me show

you people the most broken Pokémon I can

think of. For this one, we want to go to

Canyon Oasis, and it's none other than

these Jumpluff. Now, I know these are

just stupid bugs, right? But their

ultimate ability is kind of broken. If I

attack one of these bugs, and just to

rally for a while, we will see that

Jumpluff will use this ability or

ultimate ability and confuse me.

Confusion is really OP, and it applies

confusion for two rounds. If I, for

example, use Frenzy Plant with 1,000

power, it will deal 100 damage. Why?

Because confusion overrides any hostile

skill with a 40 power normal move. So,

what that means is that for two turns,

your Pokémon will do absolutely nothing.

And Jumpluff can apply confusion every

three turns. So, yeah, I know it sounds

crazy, but this Pokémon will be really

good for PvP as well. Also, bug typing

is not that bad. So, I don't know about

you people, but I will be definitely

using Jumpluff for PvP. I don't believe

its other moves are that OP. It has some

bug moves that deal some damage, but

Jumpluff, unfortunately, doesn't have a

secondary element. So, you kind of want

to teach an 80 power move to this

Pokémon. Other than that, this Pokémon

is really good as well. For this

Pokémon, we want to go to Dust Town and

go to on top of this platform because

here we will find the Pumpkaboo. This

Pokémon will evolve to Gourgeist, and

Gourgeist has a ridiculous attack stat.

Like if we check out the Pokémon album,

we see that shiny Larvitar has 108

attack, which is an insane amount. But

Gourgeist has 117 attack. Unfortunately,

speed is not that great, but fighting

type is a good attacker. It is super

effective against four types, and the

game just updated, by the way. The

server will restart for maintenance in

about 30 minutes. All right, we have 30

minutes. But yeah, Pumpkaboo is a good

attacker because it has a ton of attack

stat and good defenses as well.

Unfortunately, its moves are not that

great. It just deals some physical

fighting damage, but you can teach them

like secondary other element moves. Now

other than Pumpkaboo, I believe

Tinkatink will be a great defensive

Pokémon because this Pokémon has a ton

of defense, and Tinkatink's moves are

okay for a defensive type as well.

Unfortunately, it is only steel type, so

you will be only having good steel

moves, not a secondary type. But it has

some good moves like thermal ray or

protect. For the next one, we want to go

to Murkrow, and the good PvP Pokémon

here will be the Totodile. Now, not

going to lie, Totodile is not that

amazing. The grass is a good attacker

type because it's super effective

against four types, and dragon is a good

defensive type. So they don't match that

well, but it really has some good moves

like leech seed or dragon pursuit, which

will be make this Pokémon good for

setup. But this Pokémon is four times

weak to poison and ice as well. But if

you can eliminate your opponent's ice

and poison type Pokémons, Totodile will

be great. Also, the psychic Pokémons in

this game are overpowered as well. This

Fakes is a little bit better one, I

believe, because this is poison psychic

type. It can apply poison and psychic

mark as well. Also, this Vespiqueen has

a ton of special attack speed and

physical attack, too. So, you can build

this Pokémon however you want. His

poison moves are really good, too. And

it kind of a psychic coverage as well. I

believe special attacker Vespiqueen is

better than physical attack. So, go for

special attack moves. And again, you can

find this Pokémon in Netherland. This

Pokémon is on the backside of the

Netherland and you need to get this

Vespiqueen first to evolve it to

Vespiqueen. Now, other than that, I will

cover the king of flying and king of

thunders. Unfortunately, getting these

shinies extremely hard because you can

kill one king of flying and one king of

thunder in around every 5 minutes. You

can kind of public server up, but they

are still difficult to kill. I think

king of flying and king of thunder are

all right flying type and electric type

Pokémons. So, you can kind of farm these

to get king of flying in your team. Or

go for king of thunder if you want that

Pokémon. I saw the stats from my friend.

It has an insane amount of physical

attack, but it doesn't have that much

speed. So, even though it has an insane

amount of physical attack, I don't know

about this Pokémon. It doesn't have much

speed, so it will move slowly. And slow

moving Pokémons are not that great if

they don't have much defense stats.

Also, I checked out the Archeops' moves

and I don't know, these moves doesn't

seem that insane. I guess this Pokémon

is all right if your enemy don't have a

Thord lord. But I don't know, I feel

like this Pokémon is just too slow.

Don't get me wrong, though. Even if it's

not OP, Archeops will still be a great

electric type. Also, king of flying is a

good flying type as well. But his

elemental coverage is not that great. It

only has flying type moves and that's

all. That was all the good Pokémons for

PvP, I believe, though. Make sure to not

use same Pokémon twice in your team. And

make sure to include different types of

elements in your team. Also, if you're

using different types of Pokemons like

me, you need to be careful about one

more thing. For example, right now I'm

using a Jumpluff, Pummelo, and Snorlax

as well. These all three Pokemons are

weak to flying. So, if I enter a PvP

battle with this team, and if my

opponent has a bird, I will have really

hard time. So, you kind of want to check

out what your Pokemons are weak to as

well. But, that was some of the PvP tips

that came to my mind right now. But,

that was all for this video, I believe.

Comment down below what will be your

Pokemon team for PvP. And as always,

thanks for watching, and see you up.