Pokémon Masters EX Electric Tower Floor 40 Guide

To clear Electric Tower Floor 40 in Pokémon Masters EX, run a hyper-offensive Electric team that pairs a self-buffing main attacker with move gauge acceleration and defensive support. Because enemy damage scales rapidly over time, completing fast sync move rotations is more effective than attempting to stall the encounter.

Recommended Team Structure and Roles

Clearing Floor 40 requires balancing high damage output with move gauge management and basic team survival.

Executing Battle and Sync Rotations

Manage your move gauge carefully to trigger sync moves as quickly as possible before enemy attacks overwhelm your team.

1. Set up offensive stat buffs: Maximize your main attacker's Special Attack and critical-hit stats during the opening turns while deploying gauge acceleration with your support.
2. Rush the first sync move: Cycle through your initial moves fast to trigger your primary attacker's sync move, unlocking form changes like Mega Evolution or crucial stat boosts.
3. Balance attack costs: Avoid using three-gauge attacks on every turn if your move gauge support is inactive. Mix in zero-cost support trainer moves to avoid depleting the gauge.
4. Time follow-up sync moves: Queue your next sync move as soon as the countdown permits. Deploying your sync move immediately before the enemy's countdown finishes can delay their incoming attack sequence.

Grid Investments and Budget Alternatives

If you lack top-tier Electric sync pairs, optimize your existing roster through targeted investments:

• Sync Grid Nodes: Unlock "Sync Move Power Up" nodes and grid paths containing damage multipliers that align with your team's active stat buffs.
• Lucky Skills: Equip offensive Lucky Skills like "Critical Strike" to increase your baseline damage output.
• Survivability Adjustments: If your team fails before reaching the second sync move rotation, swap out a secondary offensive unit for a tankier support pair that offers party-wide defensive buffs.