What Moves Can Luxray Learn In Violet? A Comprehensive Guide

What moves can Luxray learn in Violet? Discover the complete movepool for Luxray in Pokemon Violet on LEARNS.EDU.VN. This guide offers an extensive exploration of Luxray’s capabilities, providing insights into its move types, strengths, and strategies to optimize your gameplay in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. Learn essential strategies, tips, and techniques to master Luxray’s move sets in Pokemon Violet and Scarlet.

1. Understanding Luxray in Pokemon Violet

Luxray, the Gleam Eyes Pokemon, makes a striking appearance in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet as an Electric-type powerhouse. Known for its intense stare and formidable strength, Luxray evolves from Luxio at level 30, completing the evolutionary line that begins with the adorable Shinx. In the Paldea region, Luxray can be found displaying its electric prowess in various locations, primarily within rocky biomes and bamboo thickets.

1.1. Luxray’s Type and Its Implications

As an Electric-type Pokemon, Luxray boasts several advantages and disadvantages in battle. Its primary strength lies in its ability to effectively counter Water and Flying-type Pokemon, making it a valuable asset in battles against these common opponents. However, Luxray is vulnerable to Ground-type moves, which can pose a significant threat if not strategically managed. Understanding these type matchups is crucial for effective battle strategy.

1.2. Luxray’s Abilities: Rivalry, Intimidate, and Guts

Luxray possesses three distinct abilities that can influence its performance in battle:

• Rivalry: Boosts Luxray’s Attack and Special Attack stats by 25% when facing a Pokemon of the same gender but decreases them by 25% against the opposite gender.
• Intimidate: Lowers the opponent’s Attack stat by one stage upon entering the battlefield, providing an immediate advantage.
• Guts (Hidden Ability): Increases Luxray’s Attack by 50% when it has a status condition such as paralysis, burn, or poison.

Choosing the right ability can significantly enhance Luxray’s effectiveness, depending on the battle scenario.

1.3. Where to Find Luxray in Pokemon Violet

In Pokemon Violet, Luxray can be found in several key locations:

• North Province (Area Two): Known for its rocky terrain and diverse Pokemon habitats.
• Bamboo Thickets: Often found among the tall bamboo stalks, blending into the surroundings.

Luxray can also appear in Tera Raids, providing a challenging but rewarding opportunity to catch this powerful Pokemon with unique Tera Types.

1.4. Shiny Luxray: A Coveted Variant

Shiny Luxray is a highly sought-after variant, distinguishable by its striking golden coloration compared to the regular Luxray’s black and blue coat. Finding a Shiny Luxray requires patience and luck, as Shiny Pokemon are rare.

2. Luxray’s Base Stats and How They Influence Move Selection

Understanding Luxray’s base stats is crucial for tailoring its move set to maximize its potential. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Stat	Value	Rank
HP	80	247
Attack	120	78
Defense	79	319
Sp. Atk	95	195
Sp. Def	79	317
Speed	70	382
Total	523	216

2.1. Impact of Attack and Special Attack

With a base Attack stat of 120, Luxray excels as a physical attacker. This high stat makes physical moves like Wild Charge and Crunch particularly effective. While its Special Attack is a respectable 95, it is generally more advantageous to focus on physical moves to capitalize on Luxray’s strengths.

2.2. Defensive Stats and Strategic Implications

Luxray’s Defense and Special Defense stats are both 79, indicating a moderate level of resilience. This means Luxray can withstand some damage but is not particularly bulky. Players should prioritize strategies that minimize damage taken, such as using Intimidate to lower the opponent’s Attack stat or employing moves that allow for quick switches.

2.3. Speed and Move Priority

Luxray’s Speed stat of 70 is relatively low, meaning it will often attack after its opponent. This makes moves with higher priority, such as Quick Attack (learned through Egg Moves), valuable for ensuring Luxray can strike first in certain situations.

3. Moves Luxray Can Learn by Leveling Up

Luxray learns a variety of moves through leveling up, each serving different purposes in battle.

Level	Move	Type	Category	Power/Accuracy	Effect
Base	Tackle	Normal	Physical	40/100	No additional effect.
Base	Leer	Normal	Status	-/100	Lowers the opponent’s Defense stat by one stage.
Base	Thunder Shock	Electric	Special	40/100	Has a 10% chance to paralyze the opponent.
Base	Charge	Electric	Status	-/100	Increases the damage of the user’s next Electric-type Attack by 100%. Also increases the user’s Special Defense by one stage.
Base	Electric Terrain	Electric	Status	-/-	Prevents Pokemon on the ground from sleeping and boosts the effectiveness of Electric-type moves on grounded Pokemon by 30%. Lasts for 5 turns.
12	Bite	Dark	Physical	60/100	Has a 30% chance of causing the opponent to flinch.
18	Spark	Electric	Physical	65/100	Has a 30% chance to paralyze the opponent.
24	Roar	Normal	Status	-/-	Forces the opponent to switch Pokemon. If used against a single wild Pokemon, this ends the battle.
33	Volt Switch	Electric	Special	70/100	The user switches out with another Pokemon in the party.
40	Scary Face	Normal	Status	-/100	Lowers the opponent’s Speed by two stages.
48	Thunder Wave	Electric	Status	-/90	Paralyzes the opponent.
56	Crunch	Dark	Physical	80/100	Has a 20% chance to lower the opponent’s Defense by one stage.
64	Discharge	Electric	Special	80/100	Hits all Pokemon on the field and has a 30% chance to paralyze.
72	Swagger	Normal	Status	-/85	Confuses the opponent but also increases their Attack by two stages.
80	Wild Charge	Electric	Physical	90/100	The user also takes recoil damage equal to 25% of the damage inflicted.

3.1. Early Game Moves

In the early stages, Tackle and Thunder Shock provide basic offensive options, while Leer can set up more powerful attacks by lowering the opponent’s Defense. Charge is useful for boosting the power of subsequent Electric-type attacks.

3.2. Mid-Game Power Moves

As Luxray levels up, it gains access to more potent moves like Bite and Spark. Bite offers a Dark-type option for coverage, while Spark provides a stronger Electric-type attack with a chance to paralyze. Roar is a strategic move that can force switches, disrupting the opponent’s strategy.

3.3. Late-Game High-Impact Moves

In the late game, Luxray learns high-impact moves such as Crunch, Discharge, and Wild Charge. Crunch is a strong Dark-type physical move, while Discharge hits all Pokemon on the field with a paralysis chance. Wild Charge is Luxray’s most powerful Electric-type move, though it comes with recoil damage.

3.4. Strategic Use of Status Moves

Status moves like Thunder Wave and Scary Face can significantly impact the battle. Thunder Wave paralyzes the opponent, reducing their Speed, while Scary Face sharply lowers their Speed, providing Luxray with a tactical advantage.

4. TM Moves: Expanding Luxray’s Arsenal in Violet

TMs (Technical Machines) offer a diverse range of moves that Luxray can learn, allowing for customization and strategic depth.

No.	Move	Type	Category	Power/Accuracy	Effect
1	Take Down	Normal	Physical	90/85	The user also takes recoil damage equal to 25% of the damage inflicted.
3	Fake Tears	Dark	Status	-/100	Lowers the opponent’s Special Defense by two stages.
4	Agility	Psychic	Status	-/-	Increases the user’s Speed by two stages.
6	Scary Face	Normal	Status	-/100	Lowers the opponent’s Speed by two stages.
7	Protect	Normal	Status	-/-	Protects the user from attacks. Has a chance of failing if used consecutively.
8	Fire Fang	Fire	Physical	65/95	Has a 10% chance of causing the opponent to flinch or burn opponents.
9	Thunder Fang	Electric	Physical	65/95	Has a 10% chance to paralyze the opponent or cause them to flinch.
10	Ice Fang	Ice	Physical	65/95	Has a 10% chance causing the opponent to flinch or freeze.
17	Confuse Ray	Ghost	Status	-/100	Confuses the opponent.
18	Thief	Dark	Physical	60/100	If the user does not have a held item, it will steal that of the opponent it attacks. In a trainer battle, the stolen item will be returned at the end of the battle.
20	Trailblaze	Grass	Physical	50/100	Increases the user’s Speed by one stage.
23	Charge Beam	Electric	Special	50/90	Has a 70% chance to increase the user’s Special Attack by one stage.
25	Facade	Normal	Physical	70/100	Doubles the damage if the user is afflicted with Paralysis, Burn, Poison, or Toxic Poison.
30	Snarl	Dark	Special	55/95	Lowers the opponent’s Special Attack by one stage.
32	Swift	Normal	Special	60/-	This attack will never miss.
47	Endure	Normal	Status	-/-	The user survives any attack for a turn, leaving them with at least 1 HP. Has a chance of failing if used consecutively.
48	Volt Switch	Electric	Special	70/100	The user switches out with another Pokemon in the party.
49	Sunny Day	Fire	Status	-/-	Activates Sunshine for 5 turns.
50	Rain Dance	Water	Status	-/-	Activates Rain for five turns.
63	Psychic Fangs	Psychic	Physical	85/100	This attack destroys protective barriers in play.
66	Body Slam	Normal	Physical	85/100	Has a 30% chance to paralyze opponents.
70	Sleep Talk	Normal	Status	-/-	The user uses a random move it knows while asleep.
72	Electro Ball	Electric	Special	-/100	Increases damage based on the difference of Speed between the user and the target.
75	Light Screen	Psychic	Status	-/-	Reduces damage received on the User’s side of the field from Special Attacks by 50% in Single Battles and 33% in Double Battles for 5 turns.
82	Thunder Wave	Electric	Status	-/90	Paralyzes the opponent.
85	Rest	Psychic	Status	-/-	The user restores health and heals any status conditions, then falls asleep.
96	Eerie Impulse	Electric	Status	-/100	Lowers the opponent’s Special Attack by two stages.
103	Substitute	Normal	Status	-/-	The user creates a decoy by sacrificing 25% of the user’s max HP.
108	Crunch	Dark	Physical	80/100	Has a 20% chance to lower the opponent’s Defense by one stage.
126	Thunderbolt	Electric	Special	90/100	Has a 10% chance to paralyze the opponent.
127	Play Rough	Fairy	Physical	90/90	Has a 10% chance to lower the opponent’s Attack by one stage.
130	Helping Hand	Normal	Status	-/-	Increases the damage of the ally Pokemon’s attack by 50%.
136	Electric Terrain	Electric	Status	-/-	Prevents Pokemon on the ground from sleeping and boosts the effectiveness of Electric-type moves on grounded Pokemon by 30%. Lasts for 5 turns.
147	Wild Charge	Electric	Physical	90/100	The user also takes recoil damage equal to 25% of the damage inflicted.
152	Giga Impact	Normal	Physical	150/90	The user can’t attack on the next turn.
163	Hyper Beam	Normal	Special	150/90	The user will be unable to attack next turn.
166	Thunder	Electric	Special	110/70	This move damages Pokemon using Fly, Bounce, or Sky Drop and has a 30% chance to paralyze the opponent.
171	Tera Blast	Normal	Special	80/100	When used while the user is Terastallized, this move’s type changes depending on the its Tera Type.
172	Roar	Normal	Status	-/-	Forces the opponent to switch Pokemon. If used against a single wild Pokemon, this ends the battle.
173	Charge	Electric	Status	-/100	Increases the damage of the user’s next Electric-type Attack by 100%. Also increases the user’s Special Defense by one stage.
204	Double-Edge	Normal	Physical	120/100	The user also takes recoil damage equal to 1/3 of the damage inflicted.
210	Supercell Slam	Electric	Physical	100/95	Deals damage, but if the move misses the user will take damage instead.
211	Electroweb	Electric	Special	55/95	Lowers the opponent’s Speed by one stage.
221	Throat Chop	Dark	Physical	80/100	The user stops the opponent from using Sound-based moves for two turns.

4.1. Coverage Moves

TMs provide Luxray with moves of different types, allowing it to cover a wider range of opponents. Fire Fang and Ice Fang offer coverage against Grass, Ice, and Dragon-type Pokemon, while Psychic Fangs can break through barriers like Light Screen and Reflect. Trailblaze is also useful for boosting speed and coverage.

4.2. Powerful STAB Moves

For Electric-type damage, Thunderbolt and Thunder are excellent choices. Thunderbolt is a reliable Special attack, while Thunder offers higher power at the cost of accuracy. Wild Charge, while learned through leveling, can be re-taught via TM for consistent physical Electric damage.

4.3. Status and Utility Moves

TMs also offer valuable status and utility moves. Thunder Wave paralyzes opponents, Agility sharply increases Luxray’s Speed, and Light Screen reduces Special damage taken. Rest allows Luxray to fully heal, while Sleep Talk enables it to attack while asleep.

4.4. Strategic Move Combinations

Combining TM moves with Luxray’s natural learnset can create powerful strategies. For example, using Charge to boost the power of Thunderbolt or Thunder can result in devastating Special attacks. Combining Scary Face with a high-priority move like Quick Attack (from Egg Moves) can ensure Luxray strikes first with increased power.

5. Egg Moves: Inheriting Unique Abilities

Egg Moves are special moves that Luxray can inherit from its parents in the breeding process. These moves can provide unique advantages and strategic options.

Move	Type	Category	Power/Accuracy	Effect
Baby-Doll Eyes	Fairy	Status	-/100	Decreases the opponent’s Attack by one stage.
Double Kick	Fighting	Physical	30/100	The user attacks twice in a row.
Howl	Normal	Status	-/-	Increases the user and ally’s Attack by one stage.
Night Slash	Dark	Physical	70/100	This attack has a 1-stage increased Critical Hit ratio.
Quick Attack	Normal	Physical	40/100	Has an increased Speed priority of 1, allowing it to go faster than most moves.
Shock Wave	Electric	Special	60/-	This attack will never miss.
Take Down	Normal	Physical	90/85	The user also takes recoil damage equal to 25% of the damage inflicted.

5.1. Priority Moves: Quick Attack

Quick Attack is a valuable Egg Move that grants Luxray increased Speed priority, ensuring it strikes first in battle. This move is particularly useful given Luxray’s relatively low Speed stat.

5.2. Status Moves: Baby-Doll Eyes and Howl

Baby-Doll Eyes lowers the opponent’s Attack stat, providing a defensive advantage, while Howl boosts Luxray’s Attack, enhancing its offensive capabilities. These moves can be strategically used to control the flow of battle.

5.3. Coverage and Utility: Double Kick, Night Slash, Shock Wave, and Take Down

Double Kick provides Fighting-type coverage, while Night Slash offers a Dark-type move with an increased critical hit ratio. Shock Wave is a reliable Electric-type Special attack that never misses, and Take Down provides a strong Normal-type attack, albeit with recoil damage.

5.4. How to Breed for Egg Moves

To obtain Egg Moves, Luxray must breed with a Pokemon that knows the desired move. The parent Pokemon must be of a compatible Egg Group, and the Egg Move will be passed down to the offspring. This process requires careful planning and access to Pokemon with the desired moves.

6. Luxray’s Best Movesets for Competitive Play

Crafting the ideal moveset for Luxray depends on its role within your team and the overall competitive landscape. Here are several effective movesets tailored for different strategies:

6.1. Physical Attacker

• Ability: Intimidate/Guts
• Nature: Adamant/Jolly
• Tera Type: Electric/Dark
• Moves:
  • Wild Charge
  • Crunch
  • Play Rough/Ice Fang
  • Thunder Wave/Volt Switch

This moveset focuses on maximizing Luxray’s physical attack potential. Wild Charge is the primary Electric-type STAB (Same-Type Attack Bonus) move, while Crunch provides Dark-type coverage. Play Rough or Ice Fang handle different threats, and Thunder Wave offers utility by paralyzing opponents. Intimidate can weaken physical attackers upon switch-in, while Guts combined with Facade can make Luxray a formidable offensive presence.

6.2. Special Attacker

• Ability: Intimidate
• Nature: Modest/Timid
• Tera Type: Electric
• Moves:
  • Thunderbolt
  • Volt Switch
  • Snarl
  • Charge Beam

This moveset leverages Luxray’s decent Special Attack stat. Thunderbolt is the main Electric-type STAB move, Volt Switch provides momentum and chip damage, Snarl lowers the opponent’s Special Attack, and Charge Beam can boost Luxray’s Special Attack further.

6.3. Utility Support

• Ability: Intimidate
• Nature: Impish/Careful
• Tera Type: Steel/Fairy
• Moves:
  • Thunder Wave
  • Light Screen
  • Volt Switch
  • Snarl/Protect

This moveset focuses on providing support to the team. Thunder Wave paralyzes opponents, Light Screen reduces Special damage taken, Volt Switch maintains momentum, and Snarl lowers the opponent’s Special Attack. Protect can scout moves and provide an extra turn of safety.

7. Tera Type Synergies for Luxray

Terastallizing Luxray can significantly alter its strengths and weaknesses, making it a versatile asset in battle.

7.1. Electric Tera Type

Terastallizing into an Electric-type boosts the power of Electric-type moves, turning Wild Charge, Thunderbolt, and Thunder into devastating attacks. This is particularly effective for offensive Luxray builds.

7.2. Dark Tera Type

Changing Luxray to a Dark Tera Type enhances its Dark-type moves like Crunch, providing excellent coverage against Psychic and Ghost-type Pokemon. This can surprise opponents expecting Electric-type attacks.

7.3. Ice Tera Type

The Ice Tera Type provides crucial coverage against Ground-type threats, which are Luxray’s primary weakness. This allows Luxray to withstand Ground-type attacks and retaliate with Ice Fang.

7.4. Fairy Tera Type

Terastallizing into a Fairy-type provides coverage against Dragon-type Pokemon and offers a unique defensive profile, resisting Fighting and Dark-type moves. This can be particularly useful in specific matchups.

7.5. Steel Tera Type

The Steel Tera Type offers excellent defensive benefits, negating Luxray’s weakness to Ground-type moves and providing resistance to several other types. This makes Luxray a more resilient and versatile team member.

8. How to Train Luxray Effectively in Pokemon Violet

To maximize Luxray’s potential, strategic training is essential.

8.1. EV Training

EV (Effort Value) training is crucial for optimizing Luxray’s stats. Focus on training Attack and Speed EVs to enhance its offensive capabilities, or invest in HP and Defense EVs for a more balanced approach.

• Attack: Defeat Pokemon that yield Attack EVs, such as Tauros or Heracross.
• Speed: Battle Pokemon that yield Speed EVs, like Jolteon or Ninjask.
• HP: Fight Pokemon that yield HP EVs, such as Chansey or Blissey.

8.2. IV Breeding

IVs (Individual Values) are inherent stats that range from 0 to 31. Breeding for high IVs, particularly in Attack, Speed, and HP, can significantly improve Luxray’s performance. Use Destiny Knot to pass down IVs from parents to offspring.

8.3. Nature Selection

Choosing the right Nature can further refine Luxray’s stats. Adamant (Attack ↑, Special Attack ↓) or Jolly (Speed ↑, Special Attack ↓) are ideal for physical attackers, while Modest (Special Attack ↑, Attack ↓) or Timid (Speed ↑, Attack ↓) are better for special attackers.

8.4. Held Items

Selecting the right held item can greatly enhance Luxray’s effectiveness in battle.

• Life Orb: Boosts the power of attacks but causes recoil damage.
• Choice Band: Increases Attack but locks the user into one move.
• Choice Specs: Increases Special Attack but locks the user into one move.
• Sitrus Berry: Restores HP when it falls below 50%.
• Leftovers: Gradually restores HP each turn.

9. Common Battle Strategies with Luxray

Utilizing Luxray effectively in battle requires understanding its strengths and weaknesses, as well as employing strategic tactics.

9.1. Lead with Intimidate

Starting a battle with Luxray’s Intimidate ability can immediately weaken physical attackers, giving your team an early advantage.

9.2. Utilize Volt Switch for Momentum

Volt Switch allows Luxray to deal damage and switch out, maintaining momentum and bringing in a more advantageous Pokemon.

9.3. Paralyze Opponents with Thunder Wave

Thunder Wave can cripple faster opponents, making it easier for Luxray and its teammates to control the battle.

9.4. Exploit Type Matchups

Capitalize on Luxray’s Electric-type advantage against Water and Flying-type Pokemon, while being cautious of Ground-type threats.

9.5. Tera Strategically

Use Terastallization to change Luxray’s type, providing coverage against weaknesses or boosting the power of its attacks.

10. Overcoming Luxray’s Weaknesses

While Luxray is a powerful Pokemon, it has notable weaknesses that must be addressed.

10.1. Ground-Type Vulnerability

Luxray’s primary weakness is to Ground-type moves. To mitigate this:

• Switch out to a Pokemon that resists Ground-type attacks, such as Flying or Grass-type Pokemon.
• Use Terastallization to change Luxray’s type, removing its Ground-type weakness.

10.2. Low Speed

Luxray’s low Speed can be a disadvantage against faster opponents. To compensate:

• Use Thunder Wave to paralyze faster opponents, reducing their Speed.
• Utilize Quick Attack (from Egg Moves) for a priority move.
• Invest in Speed EVs and a Speed-boosting Nature.

10.3. Moderate Defenses

Luxray’s moderate defenses mean it can be vulnerable to strong attacks. To enhance its survivability:

• Use Light Screen to reduce Special damage taken.
• Invest in HP and Defense EVs.
• Utilize Intimidate to weaken physical attackers.

11. Luxray in the Current Meta of Pokemon Violet

Understanding Luxray’s role in the current metagame is vital for competitive success.

11.1. Common Threats and Counters

Be aware of common threats and counters in the current meta. Ground-type Pokemon like Garchomp and Great Tusk can pose significant challenges.

11.2. Synergies with Other Pokemon

Luxray synergizes well with Pokemon that can cover its weaknesses and amplify its strengths. Teammates that resist Ground-type attacks or provide support with status moves can greatly enhance Luxray’s effectiveness.

11.3. Adapting to the Meta

The metagame is constantly evolving, so it’s essential to adapt your strategy accordingly. Stay informed about popular Pokemon, movesets, and strategies, and adjust Luxray’s moveset and training as needed.

12. Resources for Mastering Luxray

To further enhance your understanding and mastery of Luxray, consider the following resources:

12.1. Online Guides and Forums

Websites like Serebii.net, Smogon University, and various Pokemon forums offer detailed information on Luxray’s stats, movesets, and strategies.

12.2. Competitive Battle Replays

Watching competitive battle replays featuring Luxray can provide valuable insights into effective strategies and tactics.

12.3. Community and Social Media

Engage with the Pokemon community on social media platforms like Reddit and Twitter to share tips, ask questions, and stay informed about the latest trends and strategies.

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15. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the best nature for Luxray?

• The best nature depends on the intended role. Adamant or Jolly are ideal for physical attackers, while Modest or Timid are better for special attackers.

Q2: What is Luxray’s hidden ability?

• Luxray’s hidden ability is Guts, which increases its Attack by 50% when it has a status condition.

Q3: How do I get Luxray in Pokemon Violet?

• Luxray can be found in North Province (Area Two) and bamboo thickets, or obtained by evolving Luxio at level 30.

Q4: What are Luxray’s weaknesses?

• Luxray is weak to Ground-type moves.

Q5: What is the best Tera Type for Luxray?

• The best Tera Type depends on the strategy. Electric, Dark, Ice, Fairy, and Steel are all viable options.

Q6: What are some good moves for Luxray?

• Good moves include Wild Charge, Crunch, Thunderbolt, Thunder Wave, and Volt Switch.

Q7: How do I breed for Egg Moves?

• Breed Luxray with a compatible Pokemon that knows the desired Egg Move.

Q8: What held item should I give Luxray?

• Good held items include Life Orb, Choice Band, Choice Specs, Sitrus Berry, and Leftovers.

Q9: How do I train Luxray’s EVs?

• Defeat Pokemon that yield the desired EVs, such as Tauros (Attack) or Jolteon (Speed).

Q10: What is Luxray’s role in competitive battles?

• Luxray can be used as a physical attacker, special attacker, or utility support Pokemon, depending on its moveset and team composition.