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Time of India
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
How to beat Leader Cliff in Pokemon GO (May 2025) – Full lineup, phases, best counters, and more
Leader Cliff in Pokemon GO (Image via Niantic) Leader Cliff remains one of the toughest Team GO Rocket opponents in Pokemon Go. With his May 2025 lineup now confirmed, trainers need the right counters to secure victory. This guide covers his current team, weaknesses, and the best strategies to defeat him. Leader Cliff's Pokemon GO lineup (May 2025) Cliff's battles follow a three-phase structure, starting with Shadow Cubone. His second and third phases feature randomized picks from a pool of powerful Shadow Pokemon. Here's his current lineup: Phase 1: Shadow Cubone Cliff always opens with Shadow Cubone. Phase 2: Random selection - Shadow Machoke - Shadow Annihilape - Shadow Marowak Phase 3: Random selection - Shadow Machamp - Shadow Crobat - Shadow Tyranitar How to beat Cliff in Pokemon GO (May 2025) Success hinges on exploiting type weaknesses. Below are the best counters for each phase, including accessible options for trainers without maxed-out legendaries. Leader Cliff Pokemon GO counters: Phase 1 (Cubone) Shadow Cubone is a Ground-type, weak to Grass, Ice, and Water. Avoid Electric, Poison, and Rock moves. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Primal Kyogre Waterfall Origin Pulse Mega Sceptile Fury Cutter Frenzy Plant Mega Swampert Water Gun Hydro Cannon Shaymin (Sky Forme) Magical Leaf Grass Knot Gyarados Waterfall Hydro Pump Leader Cliff Pokemon GO counters: Phase 2 How to Beat Cliff in Pokémon GO 2025? Shadow Marowak Marowak shares Cubone's Ground-type weaknesses. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Primal Kyogre Waterfall Origin Pulse Kartana Razor Leaf Leaf Blade Mewtwo Psycho Cut Ice Beam Shadow Machoke This Fighting-type is weak to Fairy, Flying, and Psychic. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Mega Rayquaza Air Slash Dragon Ascent Shadow Mewtwo Confusion Psystrike Mega Gardevoir Confusion Psychic Shadow Annihilape A Fighting/Ghost-type, weak to Fairy, Flying, Ghost, and Psychic. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Mega Gengar Lick Shadow Ball Dawn Wings Necrozma Psycho Cut Moongeist Beam Mega Alakazam Confusion Psychic Leader Cliff Pokemon GO counters: Phase 3 Shadow Tyranitar This Rock/Dark-type fears Fighting, Water, and Grass. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Mega Lucario Force Palm Aura Sphere Conkeldurr Counter Dynamic Punch Mega Heracross Counter Close Combat Shadow Crobat The Poison/Flying-type is weak to Electric, Ice, and Rock. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Mewtwo Psycho Cut Psystrike Rampardos Smack Down Rock Slide Magnezone Spark Wild Charge Shadow Machamp Another Fighting-type, weak to Flying and Psychic. Best Counters Fast Move Charged Move Rayquaza Air Slash Dragon Ascent Lugia Extrasensory Aeroblast+ Gallade Confusion Psychic Best team to beat Leader Cliff in Pokemon GO A balanced team covering multiple weaknesses works best: 1. Mega Gardevoir – Counters Machoke, Machamp, and Tyranitar. 2. Shadow Mewtwo – Handles Annihilape, Crobat, and Machamp. 3. Mega Sceptile – Melts Cubone and Marowak. How to find Leader Cliff in Pokemon GO 1. Defeat 6 Team GO Rocket Grunts to collect Mysterious Components. 2. Assemble a Rocket Radar. 3. Use the radar to locate Cliff at PokeStops or in balloons. Winning grants a Shadow Cubone and rewards like Stardust, Rare Candy, or a Charged TM. Also read: How to beat Leader Sierra in Pokemon GO (May 2025) – Full lineup, phases, and best counters For more boss guides, check our updated articles on Giovanni, Sierra, and Arlo. Bookmark this page—we'll update it after the May 14 Team Rocket Takeover!
Buzz Feed
27-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
I Made Some Realistic Crochet Pokémon Using My Generator — Think You Can Do Better?
Hot Topic 🔥 See what other people are creating on Make Yours Happy National Pokémon Day! I recently made a crochet generator, and tons of people have been using it to create crochet Pokémon — so, of course, I had to try it myself. In honor of this momentous holiday, I stitched together 15 Pokémon, and while some turned out adorable, others… not so much. Think you can do better? Let's find out! 1. Pikachu This was the easiest one to crochet, and honestly? It turned out perfect. No way you can top this — prove me wrong. 2. Bulbasaur 3. Squirtle Squirtle's got attitude, but my crochet version? Maybe a little too soft. I dare you to make a fiercer one! 4. Charmander 5. Eevee Honestly? This one came out adorable. The fluff, the ears — perfection. But hey, if you think you can make a cuter one, be my guest. 6. Snorlax This turned out pretty decent, but let's be real — Snorlax is all about the vibes. Can you make one that's even comfier? 7. Gengar I literally tried Gengar like 10 times, and I almost nailed the face… but the body? Yeah, that's another story. If you can fix this, I need to see it. 8. Clefairy I don't know what happened here, but my Clefairy came out completely armless. Maybe it's using Metronome to summon some hands? Either way, I need someone to fix this. You in? 9. Ditto 10. Slowpoke I don't even know what happened here. This is easily my worst one. Slowpoke deserves better — much better. Please, someone fix this. 11. Mr. Mime I thought Slowpoke was bad, but then I crocheted this nightmare. Mr. Mime was already creepy, but somehow, I made it so much worse. If you can fix this, you have my respect (and maybe my fear). 12. Cubone I mean… it tried. The little skull hat is kinda cute, but let's be real — it's not quite right. Cubone deserves better. Think you can perfect it? 13. Porygon Porygon is one of my all-time favorites, and this was the best I could do. But I know someone out there can make a better one. Prove me right! 14. Bellsprout This one turned out mostly okay … except for the extra legs. Not sure what kind of mutation happened here, but hey, maybe you can fix it? 15. Mew Last but maybe not least, I had to include a legendary, and honestly? Mew turned out pretty weird. Is it legendary-level crochet? Probably not. Think you can make it even better? Alright, I've shown you mine — now it's time to show me yours! Use my crochet generator, down below, to stitch up your own Pokémon, then drop your results in the comments. I wanna see if yours turn out better (or somehow worse) than mine… and yes, I will be judging.
