Pokemon Go Sunshine Cup (Great League) Strategy Guide – Best Teams for September 2023
The Sunshine Cup is here in Pokemon GO, and you can participate in it by taking some of the best trainers in the game. You’ll want to bring your strongest Pokemon and cultivate them into a powerful team to overtake any opponent you face off against.
It can be challenging to figure out the best teams you want to use, or the type of Pokemon you should be us in these battles. Don’t worry, we have you covered. This guide covers the best teams you should use for Pokemon Go’s Sunshine Cup, featured for the Great League.
Table of Contents- The Best Teams for Pokemon Go’s Sunshine Cup
- Swampert, Miltank, and Cradily
- Rufflet, Galarian Stunfisk, and Victini
- Pidgeot, Obstagoon, and Abomasnow
- Vigoroth, Steelix, and Gligar
- Dubwool, Greedent, and Jumpluff
The Best Teams for Pokemon Go’s Sunshine Cup
You’ll need to follow a few rules to participate in Pokemon Go’s Sunshine Cup. All Pokemon that you use on your team have to be at 1,500 CP, or below. They also need to be a Fire, Grass, Ground, or Normal-type Pokemon. In addition to this, despite meeting the qualifications, Charizard has been banned from this competition. No one can use Charizard on their team.
Swampert, Miltank, and Cradily
We have Swampert at the head of the pack for our first team. Swampert is always a fan-favorite in Pokemon battles in Pokemon Go, and it’s a great choice for these battles. To back it up, I recommend using Miltank and Cradily, with Miltank serving as the Switch and Cradily as the Closer. However, if it fits your playstyle, feel free to switch these up.
- Swampert: Mud Shot (fast move), Hydro Cannon, and Sludge Wave
- Miltank: Rollout (fast move), Body Slam, and Ice Beam
- Cradily: Bullet Seed (fast move), Rock Slide, and Grass Knot
Rufflet, Galarian Stunfisk, and
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