There's a lot to factor in, but even with that in mind, there are some clear favorites when it comes to building a great blitzball team. Catchers want as high a catch stat as possible, while mid-fielders are all-rounders that benefit from having high HP, speed, endurance, and pass stats. A team's forwards will ideally want to have a high shoot stat, while defenders need a high attack and block. Players will need to fill two forward positions, a mid-fielder, two defenders, and a goalie. Related: FIFA Ultimate Team Imagined For Final Fantasy's Best Sport Those playing for just a few tournaments or leagues in order to obtain Wakka's Overdrives and Celestial Weapon will be served well by certain characters who are strong early on, whereas those playing the mini-game for the long haul will want to seek out certain other characters that become much stronger the higher level they are. Those players starting their blitzball journey will also want to have goals in mind. This means those looking to build the best blitzball team possible will need to be patient, finding suitable backup players until the contracts for some of the most in-demand players expire and they become free agents. There are plenty of players to choose from, though many start Final Fantasy 10 already under contract with other teams. Knowing which characters to go for, however, can be tricky. To truly become a champion, players will need to build a team from the ground up. Charming as they may be, the starting lineup of the Besaid Aurochs that players start the sport with simply can't compete with many of the game's other recruitable players.

When it comes to finding success in Final Fantasy 10's iconic blitzball minigame, finding and recruiting the best players is key.

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