"Your biggest asset in Mega Dimension 's Hyperspace zones is time, and it's possible to miss out on an objective by literal seconds if you don't have a Pokémon that can readily reach an object or target on high ground. This is especially important when you're trying to reach the floating Poke Balls throughout the zone that you'll often have to destroy as part of a Hyperspace run."
"Speaking of saving time, one thing that will help you accomplish more in a Hyperspace run is to make sure your Pokémon have moves that don't take long to execute. Moves that have to charge up or have phases might be strong, but you're going to lose more time casting them than you will with a different attack. I tried using my Raichu, who knows the ground-type move Dig, against a long string of fire-type Pokemon weak to that move,"
Mega Dimension's new roguelike Hyperspace mode requires significant time investment and features time-limited runs with objectives scattered across vertical terrain. Players risk missing objectives by seconds when lacking aerial mobility or fast movement options. Flying-capable Pokémon or those that move quickly through the air enable faster access to floating items and high-ground targets, reducing time lost before being pulled back to reality. Moves with long charge times or multi-phase animations consume precious seconds, so prioritize rapid-execution attacks. Land-based Pokémon take longer to reach floating Poke Balls that often must be destroyed during runs, so balance teams for speed and aerial reach.
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