Pokemon Masters cheats, tips - Advanced tips clearing story mode chapters 10+
The real battle begins after chapter 10
Pokémon Masters is a darn fine mobile Pokémon game, honestly. It brings characters from the mainline canon together and fleshes them out in a way none of the actual mainline Pokémon games have ever had a chance to. These characters have been given new life, and it only gets better as the story progresses.
And seeing all of these characters in the story is great, and after you clear through the 10 primary story chapters, you'll have 10 more to fight your way through, with even more creative character cameos.
But here's the catch. Things get really tough, really fast. But that's why we're here. We have the tips you need to increase the power of your sync-pairs as fast as possible and make it so they can fight against the very stronger Pokémon in the entirety of Pokémon Masters. Just read on for everything you need to know…
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For most of the story mode in Pokémon Masters you can comfortably rely on the type of Pokémon that the game suggests you use. If it says to use a fire type, do as you're told, and so on. But as you progress later in the game, you're likely to come across types you do not have access to.
Level up your Pokémon. Seriously, move them all the way up to their level cap, and even beyond it. You will have to specifically look up what items you need to do so, and grind for them by any means possible.
When you don't have an advantageous type, just use your strongest Pokémon, but if you find you do have the advantageous type, they're just weak, then yeah, level them up too. You will need to get grinding for items, though.
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Training grinder
The best way to get your sync-pairs powered up as quickly as possible is to grind yourself in the depths of the Training section as much as possible.
Literally, throw your strongest Pokémon into the highest tier on the level-up sections, auto battle, ensure they win, and just keep battling over and over again.
This goes for the support sections too. They will give you the items necessary to remove level caps, unlock all four attack moves, abilities, and more.
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All four moves
When you first get a sync-pair, their Pokémon will only have two moves. Well, it's not enough. You should unlock their third move quite early on in the game, but at this point, you will need all four, absolutely.
The fourth move is often either a strong buff or powerful attack, and regardless of which it is, it'll help you immeasurably in the battles ahead.
The same goes for your abilities which are found on the page over from unlock a Pokémon's moves. Abilities can be heals, buffs, or something less tangible, but they are always useful to have, so stock up and unlock them.
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The full squad
Initially, the power a Pokémon has is more important than their type advantages, and for most of the game, that is true. However, for later battles, you'll need to use both.
You'll need a full team of powerful, capable Pokémon that will hit your enemies really hard. Otherwise, you will lose.
The fact is, you won't always have a full team with the types you need, but when you pull sync-pairs with free gems and find a new Pokémon type, make sure to level them up and get them ready to help you in battle using the tips above.
