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Pokémon Go Moltres Raid: Best Moveset, Counters and Tips

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As a seasoned trainer with over a decade of experience catching ’em all, let me tell you that Moltres is one formidable foe in Pokémon Go! With its legendary status and dual-type nature, this Fire and Flying Pokémon can certainly pack a punch. But fear not, my fellow trainers, for I have been there, faced the flames, and emerged victorious!

In the realm of Pokémon Go, Moltres stands out as a legendary dual-type Pokémon with an affinity for fire control. A fascinating myth suggests that when injured, Moltres immerses itself in the fiery magma of an active volcano to heal by burning itself further. Interestingly, Moltres is particularly vulnerable to Rock-type attacks. This weakness can be exploited by players for a swift and effortless raid conclusion. In this guide, we will delve into the most effective counters against Moltres to expedite the raid process.

Moltres in Pokémon GO 

As a devoted Pokémon fan, I’d say Moltres is an extraordinary Legendary creature, boasting both Fire and Flying types. This powerful beast has a max CP of 3465. Being a dual-type Pokémon, it’s weak against Rock, Water, and Electric attacks. However, the most effective strategy would be to employ Rock-type Pokémons, as they suffer less damage from Moltres, and Rock-type moves inflict twice the damage compared to other moves on this fiery flyer.

Moltres Movesets

For optimal performance, Moltres’ most effective moves are “Fire Blast” and “Aerial Ace.” Together, these moves boast a combined Damage Per Second (DPS) of 63.3, making them ideal for battles in Pokémon gyms and player versus player (PvP) encounters. Given Moltres’ powerful dual-type moveset, trainers should ensure they have suitable Pokémon on their team to effectively counter it.

Best counters against Moltres in Pokémon GO 

Here is the list of the best counters against Moltres that one can use and guarantee a win.

  • Rampardos: Smack Down/Rock Slide
  • Rhyperior: Smack Down/Rock Wrecker 
  • Terrakion: Smack Down/Rock Slide 
  • Tyranitar: Smack Down/Stone Edge 
  • Tyrantrum: Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Gigalith: Smack Down/Rock Slide 
  • Lycanroc(Dusk): Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Lycanroc: Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Lycanroc (Midday): Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Aerodactyl: Rock Throw/Rock Slide
  • Landorus: Rock Throw/Rock Slide 
  • Landorus (Incarnate): Rock Throw/Rock Slide
  • Golem(Alola): Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Omastar: Rock Throw/ Rock Slide 
  • Golem: Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Lycanroc(Midnight): Rock Throw/Stone Edge
  • Archeops: Wing Attack/ Ancient Power
  • Nihilego: Acid/Rock Slide
  • Xurkitree: Spark/Discharge 
  • Regirock: Rock Throw/Stone Edge 
  • Aggron: Smack Down/Stone Edge 
  • Lunatone: Rock Throw/Rock Slide 
  • Solrock: Rock Throw/Rock Slide 
  • Zekrom: Charge Beam/Wild Charge
  • Crustle: Smack Down/Rock Slide
  • Darmanitan: Tackle/Rock Slide
  • Carracosta: Rock Throw/ Ancient Power
  • Darmanitan(Standard): Tackle/Rock Slide 
  • Clawitzer: SmackDown/Crabhammer
  • Thundurus(Therian): Volt Switch/Thunderbolt 
  • Kyogre: Waterfall/Surf
  • Sudowoodo: Rock Throw/Rock Slide
  • Hippowdon: Thunder Fang/Weather Ball
  • Boldore: Smack Down/Rock Slide 
  • Melmetal: Thunder Shock/Rock Slide 

Due to Moltres having a Fire and Flying type nature, it takes twice as much damage from Rock-type attacks, making Water and Electric moves the second most effective options against it. Players should consider using Pokemon such as Sudowoodo, Rhyperior, and Golem, who are strong Rock-types, along with Thundurus and Omastar, as they are also effective choices. Including Rock-type Pokemon in your team can significantly boost your chances of winning the raid battle.

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2024-08-05 08:41

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