In the competitive amiibo metagame, Ness is considered stronger than Lucas. In the context of Raid Boss training, though… this is still true. Oh well. But if you’ve got a Lucas amiibo that needs training and the competitive scene seems too intimidating, you’ve come to the right place. Lucas is somewhat versatile in his training routes, so a portion of this guide will boil down to your personal preferences. Before we continue, if you’d like to learn even more about Lucas’s strengths and weaknesses, you can do so by checking his wiki page. Otherwise, let’s jump right into his proper training methods!

Please note that this particular training guide targets the amiibo-versus-human format. If you’d like to learn how to train a competitive Lucas amiibo (amiibo-versus-amiibo), feel free to check out our corresponding guide instead.

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As you might (or might not) know, Ness’s amiibo is considered top-tier in the competitive metagame (amiibo-versus-amiibo, that is). It’s tough to accurately rank Raid Boss amiibo in a tier list, but if we absolutely had to, Ness certainly would not be top-tier. This is because he suffers from an unfortunate and rather crippling flaw: a highly exploitable recovery. Still, if you’re determined to raise a powerful Raid Boss Ness amiibo that can beat up your friends, it’s absolutely doable. And that’s exactly what we’re here to talk about today! First, if you’d like to learn more about Ness’ strengths and weaknesses, you can read his wiki page. But if you’d prefer to jump into training instead, then let’s get right into it!

Please note that this particular training guide targets the amiibo-versus-human format. If you’d like to learn how to train a competitive Ness amiibo (amiibo-versus-amiibo), feel free to check out our corresponding guide instead.

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