Pokemon Scarlet & Violet players have plenty of TMs to craft when exploring the Paldea region – and the right one can be make or break for battling success. One of these particularly powerful options is TM 133, Earth Power.
Earth Power is a very powerful, special Ground-type move that packs a punch when taught to a Ground-type species. Below is everything players need to know to craft the TM, as well as what materials to collect.
Materials needed to craft TM 133 Earth Power in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet
There are exactly four things you will need to craft the Earth Power TM 133 in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet:
- 10000 League Points (LP)
- 5 Silicobra Sand
- 3 Shellos Mucus
- 3 Barboach Slime
Where to Find TM 133 Earth Power in Scarlet & Violet
Also, before you can craft TM 133 Earth Power in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, you will need to find it. If you haven’t gotten your hands on it beforehand, you won’t be able to craft it. Though players could find a Poké Ball with the TM inside in the wild, the easiest way to get TM 133 is by defeating Team Star Fighting Crew boss Eri and getting the large batch of craftable TMs from Cassiopeia.
In Pokémon Scarlet & Violet, you will need LP to craft all of the TMs at the TM Machine. Depending on the power of the ability, it might require more or less LP. The Earth Power TM needs 10000 LP to craft, which can be a lot for some players. A good way to get some LP if you are in need is to go to the TM Machine and exchange Pokémon materials for LP. You can use other materials that aren’t needed for this specific TM to get enough LP.
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To get the Silicobra Sand, Shellos Mucus, and Barboach Slime materials in Scarlet & Violet, you will need to find the respective Pokémon and defeat them a few times. You should get around 1 to 2 materials per Silicobra, Shellos, and Barboach defeated. You might even be lucky enough to get 3 in one battle, but that is rare.
The Earth Power move is a powerful, special Ground-type move that players should be able to use really well alongside skills such as Earthquake. Since it only hits one target and has a power rating of 90, Pokemon Scarlet & Violet trainers can always add this move to their arsenal to take care of some Electric and Steel types in the late game.
