I defeated Solaris' Level 75 Garchomp!

[FairFamily]

Im saving my sashes for the E4... who knows what they'll have...

Jirachi with doom desire , 4 times field boosted.

Edited August 20, 2016 by FairFamily

[Dreamy]

I never beat garchomp because I've only done one run, and I didn't know it changed the story if you won so I just lost to it and continued because I wanted to just continue with the story at that point instead of going and finding something to beat it (also I hadn't saved in a while). however, I can proudly say that I've beating all the other bosses without any cheezy methods or AI exploits.

[colers25]

Im saving my sashes for the E4... who knows what they'll have...

Yeah you can literally buy Focus Bands for days in the department store

[TrollzFace]

I'll always take a topic that lets me show this again because this is the thing I've done in this game that I'm most proud of tbh

That was vert intelligent! I have never seen or thought about a method involving terrain alteration. Plus the Sand-Attack setup with two Prankster Purrloin was clever too.

[Might Gai]

my method is simple, perish song prankster murkrow

[PerfectMafia]

Perish Song, Focus Sash'd Jigglypuff then just letting my 'mon suffer until Garchomp perished

[doombotmecha]

My strategy was pretty much:

Lead with Growlithe, get an Intimidate

Switch to Mightyena, get an Intimidate

(Garchomp KOs Mightyena)

Send out Growlithe again, get an Intimidate

Switch to something else, Garchomp (probably) KOs it

Send out Growlithe again, get an Intimidate

(Garchomp KOs Growlithe)

Send out Cofagrigus, survive a -4 attack, use Will-O-Wisp

Survive another -4 attack, use Curse (Cofagrigus probably goes down here)

Send out something with decent Defense

Tank hits until Garchomp goes down to burn + Curse

iirc, if you grab a fresh, +def nature yamask from shade's gym (or catch one for later), then take it to the mountain, the wild macargo there give tons of xp and defensive evs, and aren't very threatening. I once heard of someone straight-up tanking the first hit from garchomp (as long as its SE or fire fang) with intimidate spam you might weaken it enough to legitimately fight it with burn+curse stall

[Saber-chan]

I used a dusknoir with focus sash and curse. I always do the curse + focus sash during single pokemon boss fights. Then a Crobat for Fly (instant 2 turns for curse damage). Then pack some cotton candies/ revives and ultra potion for stalling.

Edited September 1, 2016 by reynald29

[TheBackwardsLegsMan]

I just repeatedly swap in intimidate pokemon until his attack is as low as possible, then I use something with curse until even stab attacks are doing like 30 hp. On my first playthrough I thought you had to beat it and just soft reset every time I lost before the fight even ended. Luckily I had a Torterra, so the curse set up was easy. EQs hit for like half health.

[Zqrfmb]

I have yet to take a crack at Garchomp, though I distinctly remember dealing with Dittorceus like it's an eldritch monstrosity from Dwarf Fortress (I dropped the cave ceiling on top of it).

[Shirokiba]

Prankster Murkrow + Parish Song, wait 3 turns, win. Did the same to Arceus.

[Hect]

Ah, well. I'm not exactly a big fan of embedding videos in forums, but since you asked for it..

It's lame, really. Got the Focus Sash from beneath the staircase and caught a Yamask at Shade's Gym. All in all, it took me about fifteen minutes. I was still pretty hyped, since it was my first time defeating the thing and didn't spoil myself beforehand. Curse did the trick, along with Swagger for giant damage.

I'm a pretty big fan of how Inuki did it, though. Please don't make any remarks about the T-Wave fail. <.<

Edited September 1, 2016 by Lagspike