Like its standard form, Mega Pidgeot is a Normal/Flying Pokemon, which means it's weak to Electric, Ice, and Rock types. Venusaur, Tangrowth, Exeggutor, Raikou, and Electivire will all be especially helpful when challenging it.
Mega Blastoise is a pure Water type, making it weak to Grass and Electric Pokemon. Rhyperior and Tyranitar are still reliable counters, but you can also bring along Dragonite, Salamence, Rayquaza, and other Dragon types-just keep in mind that they'll take super-effective damage in return if Mega Charizard X knows any Dragon-type attacks. This form is a Fire/Dragon type, so you'll want to counter it with Rock, Ground, and other Dragon Pokemon. Mega Charizard X, however, is a little different. Good counters include Kyogre, Suicune, Swampert, Raikou, and Electivire. Rock types like Rhyperior and Tyranitar have the biggest advantage over it, but Water and Electric Pokemon will deal super-effective damage as well. Mega Charizard Y also shares the same typing as its base form: Fire/Flying. Some good monsters to bring along when facing it include Ho-Oh, Charizard, Heatran, Mewtwo, Metagross, Kyurem, and Rayquaza. Like its base form, Mega Venusaur is a Grass/Poison type, which makes it weak to Fire, Psychic, Ice, and Flying Pokemon. We've rounded up specific tips and recommendations to help you battle each boss below. Since then, Niantic has introduced Mega Pidgeot to the mix as well, while Mega Houndoom will make its debut in Mega Raids starting September 29.Įach Mega Raid boss is about on par with Legendary Pokemon in terms of their strength and CP, so you'll need to team up with other players and bring the appropriate counters before challenging them. Mega Raids launched with four possible bosses: Mega Venusaur, Mega Charizard X, Mega Charizard Y, and Mega Blastoise. You'll also get a chance to catch the Raid boss (in its standard, non-Mega-Evolved form). The faster you defeat the Raid boss, the more Mega Energy and other rewards you'll earn after the battle. If you can defeat the Mega-Evolved Pokemon, you'll receive its Mega Energy, which you'll need to Mega Evolve your own Pokemon. These are roughly equivalent to Legendary Raids in terms of challenge, except they feature a Mega-Evolved Pokemon as the Raid boss. Mega Raids are a new tier of Raid Battles that will periodically occur at Gyms. These Raids can be quite challenging, so to help you out, we've rounded up some tips to help you conquer each of the new Mega Raid bosses. To do that, however, you'll first need to collect that monster's Mega Energy, and the primary way to obtain that is through Mega Raids, a new type of Raid Battle that pits players against a Mega-Evolved Pokemon. With this new feature, players now have the ability to transform certain Pokemon into new, more powerful forms. Mega Evolution has arrived in Pokemon Go.
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