Typhlosion (Hisuian)

Typhlosion (Hisuian)'s best moveset is Hex (fast) and Shadow Ball (charged), providing 16.1 DPS as a Ghost-type attacker. This combination maximizes damage output thanks to STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus), strong energy generation from the fast move, and high DPE (damage per energy) on the charged move. For PvP, consider running Ember and Overheat instead, as PvP movesets prioritize energy generation and shield pressure over raw DPS.

Typhlosion (Hisuian) is weak to Dark, Ghost, Ground, Rock, Water-type moves. On the other hand, Typhlosion (Hisuian) resists Bug, Fighting, Normal, Fairy, Fire, Grass, Ice, Poison, Steel-type attacks, so avoid using those types against it. To counter Typhlosion (Hisuian) effectively in raids and gyms, build a team using its weakest type matchups and pick attackers that have STAB moves of those types.

Typhlosion (Hisuian)'s maximum CP is 3,385 at level 50 (with XL Candy), or 2,994 at level 40. Reaching level 50 requires XL Candy, which is only available to trainers level 31 and above — earning XL Candy involves catching, hatching, transferring, and walking Pokemon. Typhlosion (Hisuian)'s CP is calculated from its base stats: 238 Attack, 172 Defense, and 177 Stamina. Powering up from level 40 to 50 requires a significant investment of XL Candy and Stardust, so plan your resources carefully. A 100% IV Typhlosion (Hisuian) caught from raids or eggs (level 20) will have 1,710 CP, or 2,138 CP with weather boost (level 25).

Typhlosion (Hisuian) is ranked #21 (Tier A) in Great League with a 70.69% overall win rate. The recommended moveset is Ember and Overheat. The ideal IV spread for Great League is 1/15/14 — for CP-capped leagues like Great League and Ultra League, lower Attack IVs with higher Defense and Stamina allow Typhlosion (Hisuian) to reach a higher level within the CP cap, gaining more total stat product. Typhlosion (Hisuian) is ranked #32 (Tier A) in Great League with a 66.09% overall win rate. The recommended moveset is Ember and Overheat. The ideal IV spread for Great League is 2/15/15 — for CP-capped leagues like Great League and Ultra League, lower Attack IVs with higher Defense and Stamina allow Typhlosion (Hisuian) to reach a higher level within the CP cap, gaining more total stat product. Typhlosion (Hisuian) is ranked #18 (Tier S) in Ultra League with a 72.41% overall win rate. The recommended moveset is Ember and Overheat. The ideal IV spread for Ultra League is 0/14/14 — for CP-capped leagues like Great League and Ultra League, lower Attack IVs with higher Defense and Stamina allow Typhlosion (Hisuian) to reach a higher level within the CP cap, gaining more total stat product. Typhlosion (Hisuian) is ranked #20 (Tier S) in Ultra League with a 71.46% overall win rate. The recommended moveset is Ember and Overheat. The ideal IV spread for Ultra League is 0/13/15 — for CP-capped leagues like Great League and Ultra League, lower Attack IVs with higher Defense and Stamina allow Typhlosion (Hisuian) to reach a higher level within the CP cap, gaining more total stat product. Typhlosion (Hisuian) is ranked #42 (Tier D) in Master League with a 55.97% overall win rate. The recommended moveset is Ember and Overheat. The ideal IV spread for Master League is 15/15/15 — for CP-capped leagues like Great League and Ultra League, lower Attack IVs with higher Defense and Stamina allow Typhlosion (Hisuian) to reach a higher level within the CP cap, gaining more total stat product. When deciding which league to prioritize, consider where Typhlosion (Hisuian) has its best ranking and win rate. Unlocking a second charged move (costing 10,000 Stardust and 25 Candy) is highly recommended for PvP, as it gives Typhlosion (Hisuian) better coverage and the ability to bait shields more effectively.

A perfect 15/15/15 IV Typhlosion (Hisuian) has the following CP at key levels: 1,283 CP at level 15 (research encounters), 1,710 CP at level 20 (raid and egg catches), 2,138 CP at level 25 (weather-boosted raids), and 3,385 CP at level 50 fully powered up. If you catch a perfect IV Typhlosion (Hisuian), it is worth investing Stardust and Candy to power it up, especially if Typhlosion (Hisuian) ranks well in raids or PvP. A 100% IV (also called a "hundo") is the rarest IV combination, so tag and favorite it to make sure you don't accidentally transfer it.

Typhlosion (Hisuian) can be found in the wild, though it may be rare depending on your biome and current events. Typhlosion (Hisuian) can also be obtained through trading with other trainers.

Shiny Typhlosion (Hisuian)'s availability depends on whether Niantic has released its shiny form. Not all Pokemon have their shiny forms available yet. Check the current events page and Community Day announcements for any updates on shiny Typhlosion (Hisuian) availability and boosted shiny rates during special events.