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Elite Four Rematches
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

Elite Four Rematches

Master the Elite Four Rematches in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire with our comprehensive guide, detailing strategies and weaknesses for each trainer's powerful team.

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Master the Elite Four Rematches in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire with our comprehensive guide, detailing strategies and weaknesses for each trainer's powerful team.

Walkthrough
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    Sidney Rematch
    • Team: Scrafty Lv. 70, Shiftry Lv. 70, Sharpedo Lv. 70, Zoroark Lv. 70, Mandibuzz Lv. 70, Mega Absol Lv. 72
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    Rewards: $11,570
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    Strategy: Focus on super-effective moves. For Scrafty, Fairy-types are ideal. Shiftry is weak to Fire, Flying, Fighting, and Bug. Sharpedo can be OHKO'd by Fighting-types or others with super-effective moves; beware of Aqua Jet. Zoroark's Illusion ability makes it appear as Absol initially; it's frail and weak to strong STAB attacks, but avoid Psychic-types. Mandibuzz is a support Pokémon; target weaknesses with Ice, Rock, Electric, and Fairy. Mega Absol is the main threat; use direct offense, Fairy-types (like Gardevoir), fast Fighting-types, or strong Bug-types (Scizor, Pinsir, Heracross). Avoid status moves due to Magic Bounce.
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    Phoebe Rematch
    • Team: Banette Lv. 71, Mismagius Lv. 71, Drifblim Lv. 71, Chandelure Lv. 71, Dusknoir Lv. 71, Mega Sableye Lv. 73
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    Rewards: $11,590
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    Strategy: Banette is weak but can inflict status conditions like Grudge and Toxic. Mismagius has high Sp. Atk but is frail; a super-effective Dark or Ghost attack can OHKO it. Drifblim is bulky but lacks power; Electric and Rock Pokémon are effective. Chandelure is a major threat with high Sp. Atk, often using Hex after status conditions; target its weaknesses with Ghost or Dark attacks. Dusknoir is also frail and weak to Ghost or Dark. Mega Sableye is a significant threat with high defenses and STAB attacks; use strong super-effective moves, ideally from Fairy or Fighting types.
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    Glacia Rematch
    • Team: Glalie Lv. 72, Froslass Lv. 72, Vanilluxe Lv. 72, Mamoswine Lv. 72, Abomasnow Lv. 72, Mega Glalie Lv. 74
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    Rewards: $11,610
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    Strategy: Glalie and Froslass are weak to Fire, Rock, and Fighting. Vanilluxe is weak to Fire and Fighting. Mamoswine is weak to Fire, Fighting, and Flying. Abomasnow is weak to Fire, Fighting, Flying, and Bug. Mega Glalie is the main threat, weak to Fire, Rock, and Fighting. Focus on Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Flying-type attacks.
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    Drake Rematch
    • Team: Altaria Lv. 73, Flygon Lv. 73, Salamence Lv. 73, Kingdra Lv. 73, Latios Lv. 73, Mega Latios Lv. 75
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    Rewards: $11,630
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    Strategy: Drake's team is primarily Dragon-type, with some exceptions. Altaria is weak to Ice, Rock, and Fairy. Flygon is weak to Ice and Fairy. Salamence is weak to Ice, Rock, and Fairy. Kingdra is weak to Dragon and Fairy. Latios and Mega Latios are weak to Ice, Dragon, Fairy, and Ghost. Use Ice, Dragon, Fairy, and Rock-type attacks. Be cautious of Latios's speed and power.
Tips
  • Ensure your Pokémon are at a high level, ideally 70+, before challenging the Elite Four again.
  • Bring Pokémon with type advantages against each Elite Four member's specialty.
  • Stock up on Full Restores, Full Heals, and Revives, as these battles can be long and challenging.
  • Consider using Pokémon with diverse movepools to cover multiple weaknesses.
  • Mega Evolution can provide a significant advantage in these rematches, especially against the final Pokémon of each trainer.

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