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(No🗡️) Bug Bite/Iron Head Shadow Heatran Duo Raid(Full Spec), Windy Weather, No Mega/Power Up/Legend

In December of Season: Precious Paths, Cliff has invaded gyms with Shadow Heatran. Shadow Heatran is a Fire/Steel type Pokemon, which is weak against Fighting and Water type moves and double weak to Ground-type move. As a raid boss, Shadow Heatran has 210 attack and 180 defense stats. Shadow Heatran learns Fire Spin/Bug Bite as fast moves and Fire Blast/Stone Edge/Earth Power/Flamethrower/Iron Head as charged moves. Heatran is historically the entry level raid boss to beginners. With decent STAB moves, Heatran is a decent Fire-type Pokemon which is very beginner friendly and functioning consistently even at low level. Most importantly, it is one of the weakest raid boss in this game, even in its initial release back in 2018, it can be defeated as Duo Raid with only Rhydon. Not relying on OP exclusive moves, no Party Power, when level cap was 40, no Mega, no Shadow, not requiring legendary Pokemon and not even a strong offensive type/fully evolved Pokemon, back when the raid system was filled with glitches. So, how is Shadow Heatran, then? With Shadow Boost, and the exclusive move, Magma Storm, Heatran received in last year, Shadow Heatran is one of the best Fire-type where 6 of them can be in a team. However, the hypothetical Blacephalon with its exclusive move Mind Blown would push all current Fire-type downward, so Shadow Heatran might not worth the investment. In the other hand, as a raid boss, even if one do not use Purified Gem, Shadow Heatran remains to be easily defeated as Duo Raid. Specifically, with Party Power, Seasonal Friendship Bonus and Primal Groudon, Shadow Heatran can be defeated as Duo Raid by Lv15 Primal Groudon (with any IVs) themselves, without relying on weather boost. Of course, that is only an example of theoretical minimum. Practically, Shadow Heatran can be defeated as Duo Raid without weather boost by budget Pokemon, like Lv30s Excadrill....... and Lv30s Garchomp, which was available recently via Go Wild Area: Global. This time, a team of Lv30s Garchomp will challenge Bug Bite/Iron Head Shadow Heatran as Duo Raid without weather boost and Purified Gem usage, utilizing Party Power. To make sure our team is strictly worse than any Mighty Garchomp caught in Go Wild Area, we will let Garchomp which was evolved from wild Gible to take on this challenge instead. So, our team of Garchomp are capped at Lv35 with 4/4/4 IVs floor, where Mighty Garchomp is at least Lv35 with 13/13/13 IVs floor. In this fight, Garchomp would also would just fight normally, without any tactics. They will just keep attacking until they are defeated, even with massive energy waste. And they will just keep on attacking without trying to align a Party Power boosted charged move together right before Shadow Heatran enrages. Even without any tactics, they were still able to defeat Shadow Heatran with a few seconds to spare. Team Used: CP 3658 Garchomp - Lv35 14/15/14 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3599 Garchomp - Lv34 15/14/13 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3592 Garchomp - Lv35 13/9/14 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3591 Garchomp - Lv35 15/6/14 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3571 Garchomp - Lv35 14/6/13 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3539 Garchomp - Lv35 14/8/6 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3658 Garchomp - Lv35 14/15/14 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3599 Garchomp - Lv34 15/14/13 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3572 Garchomp - Lv34 14/14/11 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3571 Garchomp - Lv35 14/6/13 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3515 Garchomp - Lv33 14/13/12 Mud Shot/Earth Power CP 3480 Garchomp - Lv33 13/8/15 Mud Shot/Earth Power