Pokémon GO Raids All Raid Bosses And Best Counters Listed By Tier Updated

Pokémon GO Raids All Raid Bosses And Best Counters Listed By Tier Updated

Pokémon GO Raids - All Raid Bosses And Best Counters Listed By Tier (Updated) Nintendo Life

Updated for gen 4 by Share: Wed 17th Oct, 2018 13:00 BST: Updated with the recent gen 4 raid bosses and the best counters. We've also streamlined the counters by only including the best three. That way there's a bit less clutter. Raids in require teamwork from all nearby players to bring down powerful Pokémon known as Raid Bosses. Not only do these battles provide exclusive rewards, but they're also a reliable method of grabbing Pokémon that you don't see very often, like Legendary Pokémon. In this guide, we'll go through exactly how Raids work and list all of the current Raid Bosses. The Pokémon that appear as Raid Bosses change regularly, and we'll keep this guide updated so you know what to expect.

Raid Bosses In Pokémon GO

Tier One Raid Bosses

Appearance Raid Boss Boss CP Min Captured CP Max Captured CP Capture Rate Best Counters Buneary 3,890 669 719 50% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Gallade (Low Kick / Close Combat) Shinx 2,873 458 500 50% Garchomp (Mud Shot / Earthquake) Rhyperior (Mud-Slap / Earthquake) Mamoswine (Mud-Slap / Bulldoze) Kricketot 1,386 200 229 50% Rampardos (Smack Down / Rock Slide) Magmortar (Fire Spin / Fire Blast) Mewtwo (Confusion / Flamethrower) Bidoof 2,182 373 412 50% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Gallade (Low Kick / Close Combat)

Tier Two Raid Bosses

Appearance Raid Boss Boss CP Min Captured CP Max Captured CP Capture Rate Best Counters Alolan Exeggutor 13,671 1,570 1,646 20% Yanmega (Bug Bite / Bug Buzz) Weavile (Feint Attack / Avalanche) Roserade (Poison Jab / Sludge Bomb) Mawile 9,403 793 848 50% Magmortar (Fire Spin / Fire Blast) Infernape (Fire Spin / Flamethrower) Garchomp (Mud Shot / Earthquake) Kirlia 6,005 440 481 10% Roserade (Poison Jab / Sludge Bomb) Mismagius (Hex / Shadow Ball) Lucario (Bullet Punch / Shadow Ball) Sneasel 11,350 1,005 1,067 20% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Gallade (Low Kick / Close Combat) Lickitung 6,433 703 755 20% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Gallade (Low Kick / Close Combat)

Tier Three Raid Bosses

Appearance Raid Boss Boss CP Min Captured CP Max Captured CP Capture Rate Best Counters Alolan Raichu 16,178 1,158 1,224 10% Groudon (Mud Shot / Earthquake) Rayquaza (Dragon Tail / Outrage) Salamence (Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor) Piloswine 13,663 1,237 1,305 12.5% Roserade (Razor Leaf / Solar Beam) Magmortar (Fire Spin / Fire Blast) Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Porygon 11,419 840 895 40% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Gallade (Low Kick / Close Combat) Tangela 16,085 1,195 1,262 40% Roserade (Poison Jab / Sludge Bomb) Magmortar (Fire Spin / Fire Blast) Mamoswine (Powder Snow / Avalanche) Machamp 18,144 1,574 1,650 10% Mewtwo (Confusion / Thunderbolt) Gallade (Confusion / Psychic) Togekiss (Air Slash / Dazzling Gleam)

Tier Four Raid Bosses

Appearance Raid Boss Boss CP Min Captured CP Max Captured CP Capture Rate Best Counters Alolan Marowak 20,190 908 966 15% Kyogre (Waterfall / Hydro Pump) Sharpedo (Waterfall / Hydro Pump) Gyarados (Waterfall / Hydro Pump) Absol 26,262 1,232 1,303 50% Breloom (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Blaziken (Counter / Focus Blast) Machamp (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Tyranitar 34,707 2,011 2,097 5% Breloom (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Blaziken (Counter / Focus Blast) Machamp (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Aggron 33,458 1,636 1,716 12.5% Lucario (Counter / Close Combat) Toxicroak (Counter / Dynamic Punch) Garchomp (Mud Shot / Earthquake)

Tier Five Raid Bosses

Appearance Raid Boss Boss CP Min Captured CP Max Captured CP Capture Rate Best Counters Mewtwo 49,430 2,184 2,275 6% Gengar (Shadow Claw / Shadow Ball) Haunter (Lick / Shadow Ball) Mewtwo (Psycho Cut / Shadow Ball) Deoxys (Normal Forme) 45,891 1,485 1,570 6% Mewtwo (Psycho Cut / Shadow Ball) Tyranitar (Bite / Crunch) Gengar (Shadow Claw / Shadow Ball)

How Raids Work In Pokémon GO

How To Start A Raid

You must be at least trainer level five and own a Raid Pass to join a Raid. You can grab one of these daily by visiting a gym, or by purchasing one from within the game for 100 PokéCoins. When a raid is about to begin, a large egg will appear over a nearby Gym, along with a counter. Once that counter reaches zero, the Raid Boss will be revealed and it's time to make your way to the Gym. Once there, redeem your Raid Pass and you'll enter a lobby where you can join a team made up of nearby players. This is also the time to pick your party of Pokémon, and ideally you pick those that will counter that particular Raid Boss. Once you're all happy, the Raid will begin and you'll have five minutes to defeat the Raid Boss and reap the rewards. Raids play very similarly to Gym Battles, with you tapping to pull off your Pokémon's variety of moves. Don't worry if you fail on your first attempt though. Once a Raid Pass is redeemed, you have an hour to try and defeat the Raid Boss. Fail and you can tweak your Pokémon and start all over again as many times as you want until that hour is up.

Raid Rewards

Beat a Raid Boss and you get a chance to catch it. This chance varies depending on the Boss, and can be as high as 70% or as low as 2%. You can't use your regular Poké Balls though. Instead, you'll receive a bunch of Premier Balls based on different variables: Action Number of Poké Balls Received Defeat Raid Boss 5 Deal Damage 1 - 3 Team Damage 1 - 3 Gym Control 0 - 2 Friendship Level 0 - 4 You also get a bunch of other goodies, like Rare Candies, Golden Razz Berries, and TMs.

Raid Boss Tiers

There are five different tiers of Raid Boss in Pokémon GO, and each tier denotes the difficulty. Here's a handy chart to help break it all down. Tier Egg Number of Players 1 Pink Can complete solo. 2 Pink Can complete solo. 3 Yellow Can complete with a small group of around five players. 4 Yellow Can complete with a small group of around five players. 5 Legendary Requires a large group of around 10-15 players. EX Ex Raid Boss Requires a large group of around 10-15 players.

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EX Raids are the most difficult type of Raid Battle in Pokémon GO – so tough, in fact, that they're invite only. You have to grab an EX Raid Pass that details when and where the EX raid will take place. To earn an EX Raid Pass, you have to Raid often and level up your Gym Badges to max level. Right now, there's only one EX Raid Boss in Pokémon GO — Mewtwo. This article is part of our and guide series. We have articles that take you through the basics, covering , , , , , , , and . We cover regular weekly and monthly Pokémon GO events, such as , and . We also have charts, including a , an , and a . Elsewhere we cover and , plus more advanced tactics and info such as , , , , , , the , , Are And How To Get EX Raid Passes, s Does And How To Get One, and . Pocket Monster-wise, we have specific guides for , , , , Form, , , , , , , and . We also cover timed research and special events, including , , , and . Other (past) event guides include , , , , , and the Finally, there's our WIP Pokémon GO Pokédex, which currently goes up to 400 Pokémon: . Related Games Share: Comments ) Zeraora, when? I find it a little odd that they made Rayquaza weaker than Groundon and Kyogre, and that Groundon and Kyogre are somehow stronger than Mewtwo, I haven’t done a legendary raid since when it was just Lugia and the bird trio going on back in July-August of last year. Most of the players in my area don’t do raids anymore so I doubt I’ll ever have a shot at getting another legendary again. Well, this is nice. Very late, but nice. It should be noted that Mewtwo is an invite only EX-Raid that requires an EX-Raid Pass. All of the 5 star raids are limited to a select few Pokémon that are available at that time. Right now only Rayquaza, Groudon and Kyogre are available from a 5 star hatch. Also I could be wrong but I'm under the impression the lower tier raids had Pokémon who get retired from current raid spawns. Snorunt is also available on raids currently, but I can't remember what tier it is. But if a rubbish, incomplete and lazy list. It lacks even some of the key info available quite freely. Like recommended number of players. Do better NL. Clickbait like this will lose you members long term.
Yes, Snorunt is available as a Tier 1 raid, and it's not included on that list.
This article is quite disappointing, which is weird on NL; most of their articles are terrific, funny, informative. T5 bosses are schedule-based so not available at all times, mostly just 1 or 2 at a time. Mewtwo is technically an EX Raid boss only visible and available by invite. So the article is slightly misleading in that regard. If anybody would like a good place to find this information correctly, i'd suggest going to This is the worst article I have seen on this site! Hey guys, we appreciate your feedback! Something you're going to see more of going forward are evolving guides that we'll regularly update and keep on top of. I've added a bunch more stuff to this guide based on your feedback already, and will continue to do so! Honestly I've only solo'd two three star raid pokemon with a few attempts till success aerodayctl and piloswine and that was with 5-6 seconds to spare. Tried a tangela 3 star raid, beat it twice but had 2 to 3 seconds on the clock and got jipped those precious seconds and it said I failed to beat it despite taking all its health, its agravating trying to solo 3 star ones on your own. very very miffed and po'd right now. Ummm idk if this is just really out of date or something. But the 3 Mewtwo I faced this weekend were over 60,000CP, not 49,000 No, I think they updated recently it but simply assumed that Mewtwo would still have the CP from his EX Raid. I'm not sure the authors of these articles are actually PoGo players. fyi: this is incorrect: "Right now, there's only one EX Raid Boss in Pokémon GO - MewTwo." MewTwo is no longer in EX raids. The next EX raids will be for Deoxys. This is official, from Niantic: Just an update, the current EX Raid boss is now Deoxys... plus Niantic have updated the gym system so it tells you which gym is an EX Raid Gym in the top right of the gym's UI (I can provide screen shots if you want). Thanks for keeping these pages up to date, as a PoGo player I appreciate it. 0424 1271 0809 add me on Pokemon Go Leave A Comment Hold on there, you need to to post a comment...

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