Last updated: 4/20/2025
Approved by vivalospride, with contributions and critique by vivalospride and umbry
A passion project modeled after RU's of the same name.
The SV UU Tera index is a resource intended to provide some information on Pokemon in SV UU's preferred Tera typings. These are not the only Tera types these 'mons can use (unless they're named Ogerpon!) nor are they going to be the only ones you see on ladder, but they are the better ones available for the listed Pokemon. The Viability Rankings were used to determine which Pokemon were included, and ladder stats + skilled player weigh-in listed the Tera types. Tera types are not organized by power or viability for a Pokemon!
Each Pokemon can use Tera types for different reasons.
- Offensive Coverage: Barreskewda gaining a Fighting type to juice up Close Combats
- STAB STAB STAB: Greninja going Stellar type to lock up a sweep
- Defensive: Chesnaught using Water type to improve its defensive profile
- Utility: Ribombee having Ghost type to block Rapid Spin
Please use your own determination when to use each type based on what the intended goal of that Pokemon is in battle, and what your team needs.
Avalugg -- Water / Ghost / Fighting
Azumarill -- Water / Electric / Steel
Barraskewda -- Water / Fighting
Bellibolt -- Water / Dragon / Fairy
Blissey -- Ghost
Chansey -- Ghost / Dark
Chesnaught -- Water / Ghost / Steel
Clodsire -- Dark / Fairy
Cobalion -- Water / Ghost / Dragon / Flying / Fairy
Comfey -- Ground / Steel / Fairy
Conkeldurr -- Steel / Normal / Electric / Fairy
Deoxys-Speed -- Ghost / Fighting / Electric / Stellar
Ditto -- Steel
Donphan -- Ghost / Water
Enamorus-Therian -- Ground / Poison / Steel / Fairy / Water
Excadrill -- Fairy / Ghost / Ground / Dragon / Steel / Water
Fezandipiti -- / Dark / Water
Galarian Zapdos -- Flying / Fighting / Steel
Gardevoir -- Fairy
Gastrodon -- Poison / Fairy / Water
Greninja -- Water / Stellar
Gyarados -- Ground / Flying
Hawlucha -- Steel / Fire / Flying / Electric
Heatran -- Grass / Fairy / Ghost
Hippowdon -- Water / Ground / Dragon
Hisuian Arcanine -- Normal / Fire
Hydrapple -- Steel / Fairy
Hydreigon -- Fire / Poison / Dark / Steel / Fairy / Dragon
Indeedee -- Psychic / Fairy
Iron Jugulis -- Ground / Steel
Keldeo -- Fighting / Water / Steel / Electric
Krookodile -- Ground / Poison / Dark
Latios -- Dragon / Steel / Electric
Lokix -- Bug / Dark
Mamoswine -- Ice / Grass
Manaphy -- Fairy / Poison / Steel
Mandibuzz -- Steel / Poison / Water / Fairy
Metagross -- Dark / Steel / Water
Meowscarada -- Grass / Dark / Steel
Mew -- Ghost / Steel / Fire
Mienshao -- Fighting
Mimikyu -- Ghost
Ogerpon-Cornerstone -- Rock
Ogerpon-Teal -- Grass
Politoed -- Steel / Fairy
Reuniclus -- Water / Fairy
Revavroom -- Ground / Fire
Rhyperior -- Dragon
Ribombee -- Ghost
Rotom-Wash -- Steel / Fairy / Poison
Salamence -- Water / Fire / Steel
Sandy Shocks -- Ghost / Ground / Ice
Scizor -- Fire / Steel
Serperior -- Fire / Electric / Dragon / Stellar
Sinistcha -- Steel / Fairy / Poison
Skarmory -- Ghost / Dragon / Fairy
Skeledirge -- Water / Fairy
Slither Wing -- Fire / Bug
Slowbro -- Fairy / Poison
Slowking -- Fairy
Thundurus-Therian -- Water / Steel / Poison / Electric
Tornadus-Therian -- Water / Steel / Electric
Toxapex -- Fairy / Steel / Dark
Tyranitar -- Ghost / Ground / Fairy / Dark
Volcanion -- Fairy / Ground
Zarude -- Poison / Fairy / Electric / Fire
Approved by vivalospride, with contributions and critique by vivalospride and umbry
A passion project modeled after RU's of the same name.
The SV UU Tera index is a resource intended to provide some information on Pokemon in SV UU's preferred Tera typings. These are not the only Tera types these 'mons can use (unless they're named Ogerpon!) nor are they going to be the only ones you see on ladder, but they are the better ones available for the listed Pokemon. The Viability Rankings were used to determine which Pokemon were included, and ladder stats + skilled player weigh-in listed the Tera types. Tera types are not organized by power or viability for a Pokemon!
Each Pokemon can use Tera types for different reasons.
- Offensive Coverage: Barreskewda gaining a Fighting type to juice up Close Combats
- STAB STAB STAB: Greninja going Stellar type to lock up a sweep
- Defensive: Chesnaught using Water type to improve its defensive profile
- Utility: Ribombee having Ghost type to block Rapid Spin
Please use your own determination when to use each type based on what the intended goal of that Pokemon is in battle, and what your team needs.
Blissey -- Ghost
Meowscarada -- Grass / Dark / Steel
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