Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Reveal More February Tera Raids

Though two Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Tera raid battles are already scheduled throughout the middle of February, trainers will soon have more to do, as Stonjourner, Eiscue, Armarouge, and Ceruledge join the lineup. These upcoming Tera raid battles in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will make these version-exclusive critters available to players regardless of the game played.

At the time of writing, the current Tera raid battle in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet pits trainers against a Seven-Star boss, Empoleon the Unrivaled. Known as the Emperor Pokemon, Empoleon is usually a Water and Steel dual-type powerhouse. But in the ongoing Seven-star Tera Raid battle, Empoleon has the Ice-type as its Tera type, and uses both special attacks and status moves to bolster itself. Since it does not use physical attacks, this means that Pokemon such as Blissey can offer support to Pokemon Scarlet and Violet players looking to capture this tough opponent. The Empoleon Tera raids will conclude on Sunday, February 11, at 6:59 p.m. Eastern.

Following both the Empoleon Tera raid and the Valentine's Day Tera raid battles against Luvdisc, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet players will be able to catch Stonjourner, Eiscue, Armarouge, and Ceruledge in both versions. The Tera raid battles against these four Pokemon will start on Thursday, February 15, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern, and conclude on Sunday, February 18, at 6:59 p.m. Stonjourner and Eiscue first appeared in Pokemon Sword and Shield as version-exclusive creatures found in the wild areas. Armarouge and Ceruledge are version-exclusive evolutions of Charcadet that require using either the Auspicious Armor in Pokemon Scarlet or the Malicious Armor in Pokemon Violet to obtain. Stonjourner, Eiscue, Armarouge, and Ceruledge will each have a random Tera type, and they will appear in three-star to five-star Tera raid dens scattered throughout Paldea.

Stonjourner and Armarouge are normally exclusive to Pokemon Scarlet, and the same goes for Eiscue and Ceruledge in