Pokemon Champions Build Guide

Best Flareon Build in Pokemon Champions

Flareon is best used as a physical Fire-type attacker in Pokemon Champions. Its strongest builds focus on Guts-boosted damage and strong single-target pressure.

Flareon Form

Normal Form

Flareon

Last Updated: Regulation M-2

Page Status: This Flareon build guide will be updated when new Pokemon Champions regulations, items, buffs or nerfs change its best set.

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Best Flareon Builds in Pokemon Champions

Flareon has two main builds in Pokemon Champions. The Guts wallbreaker is the strongest damage option, while the bulky Fire attacker gives teams a safer defensive Fire-type.

Build 1: Guts Fire Wallbreaker

This is the main Flareon build. It uses Flame Orb and Guts to hit extremely hard with Fire and Normal-type attacks.

Build 2: Bulky Fire Attacker

This version is less explosive but easier to keep alive. It works when the team needs Fire-type coverage without relying on self-status.

Flareon Stats

Flareon stats are shown below for easy comparison.

Best Items for Flareon

Flame Orb is the best item for the Guts build because it activates Flareon’s main damage boost.

Sitrus Berry gives bulky sets more staying power, while Charcoal improves Fire-type damage.

Best Pokemon to Pair with Flareon

Flareon works best with Pokemon that cover its weaknesses, support its preferred speed control or help it find safer turns.

What Flareon Is Good Against

Flareon is strong against Grass, Bug, Steel and Ice-type Pokemon. With Guts active, it can also break through neutral targets with Facade.

Quick Attack gives Flareon a small but useful priority option for finishing weakened opponents.

Potential Counters for Flareon

Flareon is threatened by Water, Rock and Ground-type attacks. It also damages itself quickly with Flame Orb and Flare Blitz recoil.

Flareon All Moves

Flareon can learn Fire, Normal, Fighting and coverage moves across different Pokemon games. Use the section below to view the full move list by learn method.

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves

Level	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
Start	Ember	Fire	Special	40	100
1	Baton Pass	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Charm	Fairy	Status	–	100
1	Copycat	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Covet	Normal	Physical	60	100
1	Double Edge	Normal	Physical	120	100
1	Growl	Normal	Status	–	100
1	Helping Hand	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Swift	Normal	Special	60	–
1	Tackle	Normal	Physical	40	100
1	Tail Whip	Normal	Status	–	100
1	Take Down	Normal	Physical	90	85
5	Sand Attack	Ground	Status	–	100
10	Quick Attack	Normal	Physical	40	100
15	Baby Doll Eyes	Fairy	Status	–	100
20	Smog	Poison	Special	30	70
25	Bite	Dark	Physical	60	100
30	Fire Fang	Fire	Physical	65	95
35	Fire Spin	Fire	Special	35	85
40	Lava Plume	Fire	Special	80	100
45	Scary Face	Normal	Status	–	100
50	Flare Blitz	Fire	Physical	120	100
55	Last Resort	Normal	Physical	140	100

TM Moves

Method	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
TM	Alluring Voice	Fairy	Special	80	100
TM	Baton Pass	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Body Slam	Normal	Physical	85	100
TM	Burning Jealousy	Fire	Special	70	100
TM	Calm Mind	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Charm	Fairy	Status	–	100
TM	Curse	Ghost	Status	–	–
TM	Dig	Ground	Physical	80	100
TM	Double Edge	Normal	Physical	120	100
TM	Endeavor	Normal	Physical	–	100
TM	Endure	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Facade	Normal	Physical	70	100
TM	Fake Tears	Dark	Status	–	100
TM	Fire Blast	Fire	Special	110	85
TM	Fire Fang	Fire	Physical	65	95
TM	Fire Spin	Fire	Special	35	85
TM	Flamethrower	Fire	Special	90	100
TM	Flare Blitz	Fire	Physical	120	100
TM	Giga Impact	Normal	Physical	150	90
TM	Heat Wave	Fire	Special	95	90
TM	Helping Hand	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Hyper Beam	Normal	Special	150	90
TM	Hyper Voice	Normal	Special	90	100
TM	Mud Slap	Ground	Special	20	100
TM	Overheat	Fire	Special	130	90
TM	Protect	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Rain Dance	Water	Status	–	–
TM	Rest	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Roar	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Scary Face	Normal	Status	–	100
TM	Scorching Sands	Ground	Special	70	100
TM	Shadow Ball	Ghost	Special	80	100
TM	Sleep Talk	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Stored Power	Psychic	Special	20	100
TM	Substitute	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Sunny Day	Fire	Status	–	–
TM	Swift	Normal	Special	60	–
TM	Take Down	Normal	Physical	90	85
TM	Temper Flare	Fire	Physical	75	100
TM	Tera Blast	Normal	Special	80	100
TM	Trailblaze	Grass	Physical	50	100
TM	Weather Ball	Normal	Special	50	100
TM	Will O Wisp	Fire	Status	–	85

Flareon Pokemon Champions Regulation History

This section keeps older Flareon builds available in case a previous regulation returns.

Should You Use Flareon?

Flareon is worth using if your team wants a hard-hitting Fire-type attacker that can punish defensive Pokemon.

The Guts build has the most power, but it needs support because recoil and burn damage can wear Flareon down quickly.

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