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A Pokémon TCG illustration of Blissey defending a Pokemon GO Gym.
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Pokemon GO: Best Blissey Movesets, Listed

No Gym is safe.

Where there’s a Gym, there’s a Blissey. Here are the best movesets for Blissey in Pokemon GO for each battle format.

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Best Blissey Movesets for Pokemon GO Gym Battles (PvE)

If you come across a Gym in Pokemon GO, there’s a good chance that there is a Blissey inside. It’s rare to find one without the other, and for good reason.

Best Offensive Blissey Pokemon GO Gym Battle Moveset

Blissey isn’t the best option to challenge Gyms with, but if you feel like a rebel, the best moves for it to learn are Pound and Hyper Beam. Blissey gains a Same Type Attack Bonus (STAB) on both these moves since they are Normal-type. Unfortunately, Normal-type moves don’t deal super effective damage against anything, so you’ll still have a hard time in battle even with Hyper Beam’s great power.

Quick MoveCharge Move
PoundHyper Beam
Pokemon GO: Best Offensive Blissey Gym Moveset

Best Defensive Blissey Pokemon GO Gym Battle Moveset

Gym defense is where Blissey truly shines, or rather, dazzles, with its moveset of Zen Headbutt and Dazzling Gleam. While you’d usually opt for moves that get STAB for consistency, Blissey is better off with a Psychic- and Fairy-type move to help protect itself from the Fighting-type Pokémon that would damage it with super effective attacks. Go for Dazzling Gleam in place of Psychic to get extra type coverage over Dragon-type opponents instead of being boxed in with only Psychic-type attacks.

Quick MoveCharge Move
Zen HeadbuttDazzling Gleam
Pokemon GO: Best Defensive Blissey Gym Moveset

Best Blissey Moveset for the Pokemon GO Battle League (PvP)

Like its pre-evolution Chansey, Blissey just isn’t made for offense. If you still want to take your chances with Blissey in PvP, the best moveset it can have is Pound with Dazzling Gleam and Hyper Beam. Hyper Beam gets STAB and hits like a truck, even if it doesn’t ever do super effective damage. Dazzling Gleam gives Blissey much-needed coverage over Fighting-type opponents. Pound is used over Zen Headbutt since consistent STAB is preferable over occasional super-effective bonuses.

Quick MoveCharge Move 1Charge Move 2
PoundDazzling GleamHyper Beam
Pokemon GO: Best Blissey PvP Moveset

Is Wild Charge Good on Blissey?

If you evolve a Chansey into a Blissey during the Community Day event, it will learn the move Wild Charge. At first glance, it might seem like this is a great way to get more coverage onto Blissey. Unfortunately, Wild Charge lowers the user’s defense by two stages after it is used. Blissey thrives on its defenses, making Wild Charge a bad choice to keep. Electric-type is also only super effective against Water- and Flying-types, neither of which threaten Blissey naturally. Dazzling Gleam is still the best charge move for Blissey to learn.

Even if Blissey’s Community Day move isn’t all that great for it, it’s still worth using the opportunity to prepare a Chansey and Blissey to leave at Gyms. Check out our guide on the February 2024 Chansey Community Day for everything you need to know.


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Niki’s love for video games encompasses a wide range of genres, but she is especially fond of RPGs, adventure games, visual novels, simulation games, and fighting games. Her favorite video game-related pastime is asking her unwieldy backlog why she doesn’t have any new games to play. When she isn’t playing or writing about video games, she’s playing with cats, journaling, painting, or obsessing over the latest news in the world of stationery and planners.