The Pok\u00e9mon Europe International Championships (EUIC) are underway in London, and the Scarlet<\/em> and Violet<\/em> VGC meta is exactly what you\u2019d expect, with the usual suspects at the top of the day-one usage chart.<\/p>
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Meanwhile, two Paradox Pok\u00e9mon take second and third place on the EUIC usage chart\u2014Flutter Mane and Raging Bolt. Flutter Mane is no stranger to the Scarlet<\/em> and Violet<\/em> meta, with its usage rate reaching nearly 80 percent at last year\u2019s EUIC<\/a>. Although its current usage is about half what it was, the Ghost\/Fairy remains the strongest and most consistent Pok\u00e9mon introduced in Gen IX. That said, Raging Bolt is right on Flutter Mane\u2019s heels, making a name for itself as the best Paradox \u2018mon added in The Indigo Disk<\/em> DLC.<\/p>
Unsurprisingly, seven of the most-used Pok\u00e9mon at EUIC are Legendary Pok\u00e9mon. We have two genies in Incarnate Forme Landorus and Tornadus, Ogerpon\u2019s Wellspring and Hearthflame forms, both of Urshifu\u2019s forms and the strongest Treasure of Ruin, Chien-Pao. If this is any indication, the upcoming Regulation G<\/a> should be dominated by even more Legendaries when players are allowed to bring one restricted Pok\u00e9mon like Calyrex, Zacian, Koraidon, and Miraidon.<\/p>
