Chinchou, Larvitar, Fletchling, and Bounsweet are back in one-star Pokemon GO raids. One-star raids are one of the game's easiest battles, as you don’t need Mega and Legendary Pokemon to win. Budget counters with low Combat Power (CP) are as good as trained raid parties that can take down these raid bosses. Players can simply beat these critters solo by exploiting their type weaknesses.
The Pokemon GO Shared Skies season has brought back Larvitar, Chinchou, Bounsweet, and Fletchling raids to the game. Once you defeat them, you are eligible to encounter either their regular or shiny forms.
Pokemon GO raids: How to beat Chinchou
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Chinchou is a dual Water and Electric-type Pokemon, which is 160% weak to Ground and Grass-type moves.
To beat Chinchou in raids, you can use type Pokemon and moves of Grass and Ground. This also enables STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus), an effect that extends the moves' total damage output.
Counters for Chinchou in Pokemon GO:
- Rhyperior: Mud-Slap and Earthquake
- Gogoat: Vine Whip and Leaf Blade
- Liligant: Magical Leaf and Solar Beam
- Breeloom: Bullet Seed and Grass Knot
- Landorus: Mud Shot and Earth Power
- Mamoswine: Mud Shot and High Horsepower
Pokemon GO raids: How to beat Larvitar
Larvitar's Pokemon GO raids can be beaten when trainers capitalize on the critter's vulnerabilities. These include weaknesses to type moves of Grass, Water, Fighting, Ground, Ice, and Steel. Grass and Water-type attacks do super-effective damage to the Pocket Monster, so it’s best to use them as counters.
Counters for Pokemon GO Larvitar:
- Alolan Exeggutor: Bullet Seed and Solar Beam
- Xurkitree: Thunder Shock and Power Whip
- Gyarados: Water Fall and Hydro Pump
- Venusaur: Vine Whip and Frenzy Plant
- Feraligatr: Water Gun and Hydro Cannon
- Meowscarada: Leafage and Grass Knot
Pokemon GO raids: How to beat Fletchling
To beat Fletchling Pokemon GO raids, you can use counters (Pokemon and moves) of Electric, Ice, and Rock typing. Arrange in this manner to activate the STAB effect, which is essential when budget raid parties are used for the fight.
Counters for Fletchling in Pokemon GO:
- Glaceon: Frost Breath and Avalanche
- Regieleki: Thunder Shock and Zap Cannon
- Deoxys: Charge Beam and Thunderbolt
- Aggron: Smack Down and Meteor Beam
- Solrock: Rock Throw and Rock Slide
- Vikavolt: Spark and Discharge
Pokemon GO raids: How to beat Bounsweet
Pokemon GO raids featuring Bounsweet are easy to defeat. To do this, we suggest you use Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, or Poison-type attacks, as they are 160% effective against the Pocket Monster.
Counters for Pokemon GO Bounsweet raids:
- Revavroom: Poison Jab and Gunk Shot
- Staraptor: Gust and Fly
- Roserade: Poison Jab and Sludge Bomb
- Flareon: Fire Spin and Overheat
- Salazzle: Poison Jab and Fire Blast
- Yanmega: Buzz Bite and Bug Buzz
Remember to dodge the Charged Moves of Chinchou, Larvitar, Fletchling, and Bounsweet so that your counters can last longer in battles.
Caught CP of Chinchou, Larvitar, Fletchling, and Bounsweet in one-star Pokemon GO raids
The Weather Boost feature does two things: boosts the wild spawn rate and increases the CP of raid bosses when they enter Gyms. For this reason, Chinchou, Larvitar, Fletchling, and Bounsweet caught from these raids will have the following range of CP.
Chinchou one-star raids:
- In Rain Weather: 739 - 799
- Normally: 591 - 639
Larvitar one-star raids:
- In Partly Cloudy and Sunny: 686 - 743
- Normally: 548 - 594
Fletchling one-star raids:
- In Partly Cloudy and Windy: 522 - 571
- Normally: 417 - 457
Bounsweet one-star raids:
- In Sunny: 297 - 336
- Normally: 237 - 268
Please note that battling Chinchou, Larviatar, Bounsweet, and Fletchling raids in their favorable weather is slightly challenging due to the boosted raid CP. Nevertheless, these raids are beatable solo.
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