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Best Moves for Clefable in Pokémon Legends: Arceus

What's best for Clefable?

Clefable's best moves in Pokémon Legends: Arceus are Draining Kiss, Dazzling Gleam, Play Rough, and Moonblast. We picked these moves based on Clefable's base stats and the STAB (same type attack bonus). This bonus yields a 50 percent increase in damage output if the chosen move shares the Pokémon's typing.

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Move NameMove TypeCategoryPowerAccuracyPP
Draining KissFairySpecial7510010
Dazzling GleamFairySpecial12010010
Play RoughFairyPhysical1359010
MoonblastFairySpecial142.510015

Clefable's Most Powerful Moves

Since Clefable is a fairy-type Pokémon, we'll take a closer look at its best moves in question—all of which are fairy-type moves. Draining Kiss is a special move learned at level 9 (mastered at 18) with an attack power of 75. Moonblast is also a special move, and Clefable best move learned at level 37 (mastered at 48) with an attack power of 142.5—massively strong for Pokémon, perhaps best meant to guide you safely through high-level areas where you want to focus on battling and catching.

Dazzling Gleam is another special fairy-type move with an impressive maximum power of 120, but it is not learned naturally. You must purchase this move from Zisu at the Training Grounds in Jubilife Village, but it provides another powerful option to capitalize on Clefable's power. Unlike the others, Play Rough, another fairy-type move, is physical and must also be learned from Zisu. However, its high attack of 135 is a valuable option if you want this fairy Pokémon to be formidable.

Related: Pokémon Legends: Arceus Type Effectiveness Guide

Clefable's Best Stats

  • Stat Total: 483
    • HP: 95
    • Attack: 70
    • Defense: 73
    • Special Attack: 95
    • Special Defense: 90
    • Speed: 60

This means special physical attacks rather than physical attacks will always be Clefable's forte in Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Many other powerful moves such as Hyper Beam or Giga Impact can also be learned from Zisu, but they require an entire turn to recharge and would worsen an already below-average speed stat. They also do not take full advantage of the STEM.

Clefable's final learned move, Double-Edge, could be a good alternative to have in your arsenal instead of Draining Kiss, but it is a physical normal-type move strengthened neither by STAB nor by Clefable's dismal attack stat. After all, Clefable's most impressive stat is its special attack. Without Draining Kiss, you won't be able to steal a significant amount of health from your opponents in the heat of battle—an extremely useful capability.

Clefable is the third and final evolutionary form of Cleffa, which evolves into Clefairy. Players can find all three at the Fabled Spring in the southwest of the Coronet Highlands, including an Alpha Clefable. Clefairy's power is average for non-legendary Pokémon and would be a great choice to strengthen your party while building out your Pokédex. Be sure to also take advantage of its best nature, which adds a further 10 percent attack increase.

For more Pokémon: Legends Arceus content, check out How to Craft All Pokéballs in Pokémon Legends: Arceus.


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Tyler Budhram
Hello! I'm a freelance writer with a longtime interest in consoles and a developing passion for retro gaming. Pokémon, Zelda, Final Fantasy, and Mario—these are the games of my past, present, and future, and I'm happy to be able to say that with a fair amount of certainty. Otherwise, maybe you'll find me playing Stardew when I'm not writing my first novel or showering my dog with attention.