You can choose different evolutions for Eevee in Pokémon Go, although you don't always have a choice. Eevee can transform into Flareon; it could also end up becoming a Jolteon or a Vaporeon. If you receive a Flareon, you will likely use it against Team Rocket squad members or in PvE raids. You rarely want to use Flareon in PvP battles unless it's smaller competitions. When using Flareon, you want to teach him the best moves. This guide details the best moveset to teach Flareon.
Flareon is a Fire-type Pokémon. It will be weak against Ground, Rock, and Water-type attacks, but is resistant to Bug, Fairy, Fire, Grass, Ice, and Steel-type moves. You want to avoid using it in PvP because it doesn't have the best stats, but it's a useful choice against several Team Rocket NPCs.
These are all the moves Flareon can learn.
Quick moves
- Ember (Fire type) - 7 damage and 3 energy per turn (3,5 damage per turn) - 2 turns
- Pinwheel of Fire (Fire type) - 9 damage and 3,3 energy per turn (3 damage per turn) - 3 turns
Moves loaded
- Flamethrower (Fire type) - 90 damage and 55 energy
- Fire Blast (Fire type) - 140 damage and 80 energy
- Heat Wave (Fire type) - 95 damage and 75 energy
- Last Resort (normal type) - 90 damage and 55 energy
- Overheat (Fire-type) - 130 damage and 55 energy (100% chance to reduce user's attack by two degrees)
- Super Power (Fighting-type): 85 damage and 40 energy (100% chance to reduce user's attack and defense by one rank)
When it comes to spotting Flareon's quick move, there is a simple answer. You want to go with the rotation of the fire. It's an attack that does more damage and gives Flareon more energy each turn. You're better off with this than with embers.
Flareon's selection of loaded moves is much more interesting. There are several to choose from, with a handful of clear winners. The ones you want to avoid using include fire blast, heat wave, and overheating. Overheating is a solid attack, but Flareon has better options, like the Flamethrower, a low-energy move with a decent amount of power. He also has the bonus of receiving a STAB modifier from the fact that Flareon is a Fire-type. Finally, for the second charged move, we will recommend the superpower. It is a unique Fighting-type move that makes Flareon effective against Dark, Normal, and Rock-type Pokémon.
The best moveset to learn for Flareon includes rapid fire rotation and flame thrower and superpower charged moves.
