10 Strongest Fairy-Type Pokémon in Pokémon GO
As more and more Fairy-type Pokémon get added to 's 'dex, it becomes more and more complicated to pick out the best ones for every battle. Though some Pokemon are still missing from the game, you have plenty of options. These flashy friends can pack some serious razzle-dazzle and look good doing it, but which one should you pick for your team? The answer, of course, depends a bit on what you're facing, but generally, a few stand out from the rest.
Like many of the best Pokémon in some of the best Fairy-types are dual-typed, allowing them to be more versatile than a single-typed Pokémon. Additionally, Fairy-types give an edge over the hard-to-beat Dragon-types while having respectable damage numbers even without a type advantage. For trainers who want to pick a powerful and fashionable team, these Fairy-types make a great addition to any roster.
Primarina is a Water and Fairy-type Pokemon, and because its Fast attacks don't generate much energy, it doesn't see a lot of use for its Charged attack. Unfortunately, this means it's often beaten in PvP by spammier movesets, but if its Charged attack can go off, it can be pretty strong. Overall, Primarina isn't the best pick for your Fairy-type team, but it can be fine in a pinch.
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Primarina's best moveset is Charm alongside Hydro Cannon, for which you'll need an Elite Charge TM, which allows you to teach Primarina Hydro Cannon as its Charged attack. Thanks to its Fairy and Water typing, it's resistant to Bug-, Dark-, Fighting-, Fire-, Ice-, Water-, and Dragon types, giving it some broad utility despite its overall low damage. Primarina should never be the go-to Fairy-type, but particularly for players who don't have others in their box; it has its uses.
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