Best Moveset For Primarina In Pokémon GO: Is It Any Good?
Popplio's final evolution, Primarina, is the star of the show right now in , thanks to the August 2024 Community Day event. With loads of Popplio spawning in the wild around the world, a boosted chance of finding a Shiny version, and a new featured attack for Primarina, Trainers will want to know if this final evolution is any good, and what its best moveset looks like.
Primarina is a dual Water/Fairy-type creature that first appeared in 's Alola region. It's the final evolution of Popplio, one of the region's starter trio, making it a pretty popular Pokémon. Unfortunately, it's never quite lived up to the expectations set by other Water-type starters like Blastoise and Swampert. That could be about to change, though, with the addition of Hydro Cannon to its moveset in.
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The best moveset for Primarina in PvP Trainer Battles is Charm as a Fast Attack, with Disarming Voice and Hydro Cannon as Charged Attacks. Charm is an excellent Fast Attack in general, and is usually recommended for any Pokémon that has access to it. While the move's energy generation is low, it's capable of dishing out impressive damage for a Fast Attack, especially when facing off against Dark, Dragon, and Fighting-type opponents.
Pairing Charm with the Charged Attack Disarming Voice gives Primarina a solid Fairy-type offensive to use in battle, which is where it shines best. Ideally, you'll also have the Water-type Charged Attack Hydro Cannon as a backup option. This is one of the best Charged Attacks of all time in, having already elevated the likes of Swampert, Greninja, and Feraligatr, so it will be interesting to see how it performs on Primarina.
The best thing about this particular moveset is that every attack gets STAB (Same-Type Attack Boost), meaning they'll deal extra damage to your opponents.
If you're looking to use Primarina as an
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