Technically, Galarian Zapdos is a fighting/flying type and is in the game, but again, it is so difficult to get hold of that we’ll be skipping over that too.Īnd, if you don’t have our recommended Great League choices, chances are you can find them pretty easily in the wild. But, since this is only available to those who made it to an in-person event last month, with it entering the raid pool after Fighting Cup ends, almost everyone will need to leaning on more common catches. There is only one Legendary Pokémon to seriously consider here: Buzzwole. In order to protect against this, and the fact that mono-fighting-types tend to be extremely glassy, you’re going to want to explore your options to find a team that has the right level of defense to be competitive. Flying moves on fighting-types, however, is not unheard of. With a complete lack of fairy/fighting types in the game, that option is safe. With psychic-types being banned, we need to look to look to this type’s other weaknesses: fairy and flying. The downside to this specific cup is that it is so extremely restricted, the pool of usable options is only around 50 Pokémon deep.
The upside to the 1500 CP limit is that, like the Great League, putting a team together is relatively cheap and easier in terms of Stardust. Manage cookie settings Watch as battle Guzzlord - one of the Ultra Beasts in Pokémon Go Watch on YouTube Things to know about putting together a Fighting Cup team in Pokémon Go To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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