'Pokemon Masters Ex' Sync Support Guide: Best Pairs to Choose : Games : Gamenguide

"Pokemon Master EX" has been a solid "Pokemon" mobile game for fans who want to see a new mechanics away from the mainstream titles.

This strategic video game allows you to form a team that offers a lot of utilities from damage to team buff. For this article, we will tackle the best sync pairs that you can use for various playstyles. Let's take a quick look to this list.

Best Support Sync Pair in 'Pokemon Masters EX'

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In " Pokemon Masters EX," you can use various Sync Pairs for your team. Some players go all-out offensive while others prefer a more balanced squad with a team buff and mixed set.

For the Support role, your job is to disrupt your opponent by setting up a hazard or lowering their attack, defense, or speed stat. It's also important to consider using a Pair with a healing ability to sustain your main damage dealer in the team.

Fall Caitlin and Mega Sableye

For those who are inclined in using a defensive team, watch out for Fall Caitlin and her Mega Sableye. This sync pair is all around since it can boost your team's Attack, as well as its Physical and Special Defense, The Gamer reports.

Apart from that, you can also receive a nice improvement in Accuracy and Speed so you can properly execute your attack on your opponent.

When Sableye mega-evolves, its Defense jumps to 340 from 284. The team healing also improves by 20%.

Lillie and Polteageist

For the Special Support team, you might want to check Polteageist and Lillie. This formidable "Pokemon Masters EX'' sync pair is one of a kind thanks to its unlimited healing whenever she is hit by an attack.

What's more, this Pokemon can absorb more HP by chance thanks to its Fist Bump 1. Aside from that, you can take advantage of its buffs for Critical Hit, Special Attack, and Special Defense.

The ghost-type line-up can benefit from its Ghost Zone which will increase all Ghost-type attacks.

SS Morty and Shiny Ho-Oh

Having a good weather setter in "Pokemon Masters EX" can compliment the right team. For instance, SS Morty and his Shiny Ho-oh can excel in supporting the team by providing Sunny Day to boost Fire-type skills.

That's not the only thing that you can reap from it since it can also increase your Attack, Sp Attack, Sp Defense, Defense, and Speed by one level thanks to Group Afflicted Advantage 1 from Morty.

Morty also has Potion which is good for healing and Trainer Move to increase the Move Gauge. It also boosts other stats on Sunny Day.

Ingo and Excadrill

Ground-type Pokemon are often underestimated because of their coverage, but in "Pokemon Masters EX," this typing is something that you should try for yourself.

Another good Support Sync Pair that you can use here is Ingo and Excadrill. With a Sand team, you can run this as support to boost your Speed, Attack, and Sp Attack.

You can also take advantage of the Defense boost on Sandstorm, but it has only a 30% chance of happening. Excadrill also excels in slowing down opponents through Mud-Slap.

SS Blue and Blastoise

If you want to get an all-around utility pair for your team, it's worth exploring SS Blue and his signature Blastoise. You can receive equal healing with Polteageist, Ho-Oh's tankiness, and Togepi's extraordinary buffs.

Blastoise's passive skills deal with Safety Net, a quality that we can see from Jasmine and Celesteela. If your Pokemon has a status problem, you can treat it right away with Natural Remedy and Quick Cure.

Sinnoh Elite Four Sync Pairs

In other news from Pokemon.com, "Pokemon Masters EX" has recently welcomed the debut of the three elite four members from Sinnoh along with their signature Pokemon.

Aaron and Vespiquen
Bertha and Hippowdon
Lucian and Girafarig

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Written by Joseph Henry