How to Hyper Train Your Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

How to Hyper Train Your Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Stomp every Tera Raid boss with your improved stats

Throughout your Pokemon Scarlet and Violet adventures, you’ll encounter difficult main story opponents, high-tier Tera Raids and other events that require powerful team compositions. While levelling up your Pokemon, using powerful moves and ensuring you counter specific types will help you out, Hyper Training is another effective way to strengthen your team. If you’re interested in learning more, continue reading to discover how to Hyper Train your Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

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How to Hyper Train Your Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Before you start Hyper Training your Pokemon, you’ll have to get your hands on an important item: Bottle caps! Bottle caps are the currency you’ll use to begin Hyper Training later. You can get silver or gold bottle caps, which have different effects when redeeming them during Hyper Training. There are a few options for getting them:

  • Purchasing from the Delibird Presents shop for 20,000 Poke Dollars after defeating at least six gyms.
  • Completing four-star or higher Tera Raids
  • Buying from Porto Marinada Auctions
  • Participating in the Academy Ace Tournament

Related: Where to Get and Use Bottle Caps in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Where to Hyper Train Your Pokemon in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Once you have your bottle caps, head to Montenevera’s Pokemon Center and run directly north to find the Hyper Training NPC. You’ll find a yellow “Hyper Training” text box above his head, indicating that he’s the person to speak to. The Hyper Trainer lets you improve any Pokemon level 50 or higher by raising one of their IVs – HP, Attack, Defense, Sp. Attack, Sp. Defense and Speed. Furthermore, a Gold Bottle Cap will increase each stat in one go. You can use one Gold Bottle Cap or six Silver Bottle Caps to bring a Pokemon to its highest potential.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are available on Nintendo Switch through the official website. If you’re interested in learning more, be sure to check out What You Get For Completing the Pokédex and How to Teach Azumarill Belly Drum in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.


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