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The best moveset for Chandelure in Pokémon Go

The best attacks available for Chandelure.

Plenty of trainers will use Chandelure in Pokémon Go as a raid Pokémon. It’s one of the stronger Ghost-type choices and operates as a Fire-type, giving it plenty of diversity that players should take advantage of whenever they have the opportunity. It’s important to get the most out of Chandelure to ensure it knows the best moveset. So let’s list out all of the fast and charged moves it can learn and detail the best combination to give you the best Chandelure in Pokémon Go.

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Chandelure best moveset in Pokemon Go

Chandelure is a Fire and Ghost-type Pokémon. It will be weak against Dark, Ghost, Ground, Rock, and Water-type moves, but it is resistant against Bug, Fairy, Fighting, Fire, Grass, Ice, Normal, Poison, and Steel-type moves. The amount of resistance Chandelure has makes it a worthwhile raid Pokémon and a viable option for players to use in the Master League if they want a spicy option in their roster.

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These are all of the moves Chandelure can learn.

Fast moves

  • Fire Spin (Fire-type) – 9 damage and 3.3 energy per turn (3 damage per turn) – 3 turns
  • Hex (Ghost-type) – 6 damage and 4 energy per turn (2 damage per turn) – 3 turns
  • Incinerate (Fire-type) – 15 damage and 4 energy per turn (3 damage per turn) – 5 turns

Regarding the fast move, you always want to go with Incinerate. It might be the slowest option, but it makes up for the damage per turn and the amount of energy it will give Chandelure each turn. In addition, it’s a superior choice to Hex and Fire Spin, giving Chandelure a powerful, fast move that it will use quite often during most of its fights.

Charged moves

  • Energy Ball (Grass-type) – 90 damage and 55 energy
  • Flame Charge (Fire-type) – 65 damage and 50 energy (100% chance to increase user’s attack by one rank)
  • Overheat (Fire-type) – 130 damage and 55 energy
  • Poltergeist (Ghost-type) – 140 damage and 75 energy
  • Shadow Ball (Ghost-type) – 100 damage and 55 energy

For the charged move, you have several choices to pick from. The first option you always want to go with is Shadow Ball. It’s a powerful Ghost-type move that makes Chandelure a viable option to battle against Ghost, and Psychic-types, which is why you usually want to use it in raids. With the second charged move, you want to lean into Chandelure’s Fire-type and go for Overheat. While Flame Charge provides a buff to Chandelure in battle, Overheat does double the damage for only five more energy. You want to use this to your advantage, and make sure you’re making use of Chandelure during your battle.

The best moveset to teach Chandelure is the fast move Incinerate and the charged moves Shadow Ball and Overheat.


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