Best Electric Type Temtem (& Where To Find Them)

Taking inspiration from the cult classic monster-collecting game Pokemon, Temtem is an MMORG that incorporates elements of Pokemon to create the world of Airborne Archipelago. Players get to create their own tamer, choose their starter Temtem partner, and get to embark on their own adventure in the world of Temtem.

Players can embark on becoming the very best Temtem trainer and catch wild and powerful Temtem to have in their squad. With over 100 different Temtem in the game, with more added, it may be difficult for players to know what is best for their team. These Electric-type Temtem are shocking, to say the least, and are definitely the spark needed to turn the tide of any fight. Here are the best Electric Temtem in-game and where to find them.

7 Raignet

Raignet is an Electric-type Temtem. It evolves from Galvanid after 16 levels. Its head resembles a magnet, with lightning strikes adorning the shackles on both of its arms., sticking with its Electric-type theme. Its name is derived from both Ray and Magnet.

Raignet has high base ATK stats, pairing well with its many Electric Techniques like Thunder Strike and Electropunch. Raignet cannot be found in the wild, though. The only way players can obtain one is by evolving a Galvanid. Galvanid can be found on Cipanku at the Pillars of Highabove and Iwaba.

6 Gazuma

Gazuma is an Electric and Water hybrid Temtem. It evolves from Ganki after 27 levels and is the final evolution of it. Gazuma’s appearance resembles a large, flying Temtem, almost like a bumblebee, with its yellow/black stripes and fluffy exterior.

Gazuma has the highest base SPDEF of all fully-evolved Electric Temtem, making it a decent pick for an offensive team composition. Gazuma can be caught on Kisiwa, along Matope Road or the Pillars of Highabove in Cipanku, with reasonable spawn rates. Ganki can easily be seen in Deniz at the Windward Fort early in the game.

5 Amphatyr

Amphatyre has one of the coolest designs in the game by far. It is a majestic being, resembling a green deer-like Temtem, with both Electric and Nature dual typing. Its yellow horns look like lightning bolts. Amphatyr has the highest base SPD of all Temtem in-game, making it a solid addition to any team.

Unfortunately for players, they won’t be able to find any Amphatyr in the wild; they can only be obtained by evolving an Ampling after 14 levels. Ampling can only be found on Cipanku by Iwaba Natural Reserve.

4 Scaravolt

Scaravolt, like its namesake, resembles a large scarab or beetle, with multiple legs and eyes and a horn at the top of its head. It is an Electric and Fire type Temtem. Scaravolt has the highest base HP of all Electric Temtem, making it a tanky choice to bolster up any squad.

Scaravolt evolves from Scarawatt after leveling up 12 times and is the final evolution of it. Unfortunately for players, the only way a Scaravolt can be obtained is by evolving a Scarawatt. Scarawatt can be found early on in the game at the Windward Fort in Deniz.

3 Volgon

Volgon is a Mythical Electric Temtem and exceeding rare. It cannot be traded or bred. The only method of obtaining a Volgon is by hatching the egg that is given as a reward from Highbelow Sanctum Lair. This can be found on Cipanku by the Sacred Lake. Only one egg can be obtained per week.

It has one of the best character designs in-game, resembling a legendary dragon, with blue lightning bolts lining both of its eyes. Volgon has strong SPATK base stats and the highest of all Electric-type Temtem. It is quite a solid Temtem option against Wind, Water, Mental, and Digital types.

2 Golzy

Golzy is an Electric and Melee-type Temtem. It is the final stage of a three-part evolutionary line, beginning at Smolzy. It evolves into a Sparzy after levelling up 30 times. Sparzy becomes Golzy after 14 levels. It has a fierce character design, with a red exterior, bared teeth, and balled-up fists.

Golzy has great HP, STA, SPD, and ATK stats and notably has the highest base STA of all other Electric Temtem. It does, however, suffer in the DEF region. Players can find Golzy on Cinpanku, by the Digital Kami Shrine, with 95% rarity. It can, however, only be captured using a Temcard+ like all other third-stage evolved Temtem. The only other way of obtaining one is by evolving a Sparzy.

1 Nessla

Water and Electricity are a dangerous combination, but Nessla is by far the best Electric-type Temtem in the game. It is also a Water-type. Seemingly taking inspiration from Lapras in Pokemon, its character design and name resemble the famous Lock Ness Monster.

It has excellent, well-rounded base stats. Players can capture Nessla on the starter island of Deniz, either in the Sillaro River or the Thalassian Cliffs, with a 10% rarity. The best trait for Nessla is Electric Synthesize, which protects it from taking damage from Electric Techniques. It also restores their HP equal to the damage they would have taken. This pairs well with Nessla’s Chain Lightning Technique as a self-healing method.

Temtem is available to play on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.

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