Pokémon GO Fest 2021: Hoenn Raid Bosses Guide

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For a lot of people, one of the top aims in Pokémon GO is to catch a good haul of Legendaries, as well as their Shiny and 100% CP versions. They are helpful in battles, both PvP and PvE, and because of their scattered and short releases, many are still lucrative. GO Fest Day 2 is the perfect time to work on your Legendary collection, with all raid bosses being available to catch, and this guide will help you with the Hoenn bosses.

While all previously released raid bosses will be available over the course of the day for this event, this article will cover the bosses originally found in the Hoenn region of the games. This includes Regirock, Regice, Registeel, Latias, Latios, Kyogre, Groudon and Rayquaza.. Remember, you can Mega Evolve a Pokémon to help you out with these raids, but only one Pokémon at a time. Once evolved, your Mega Pokémon will last for 8 hours.

Here’s everything you need to know about the raid bosses in the Hoenn region during Pokémon GO Fest 2021.

 

Pokémon GO Fest 2021 Hoenn Raid Bosses

Regirock

Type – Rock
Hour – Lava
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 1784 (Weather boosted 2230)
Weaknesses – Steel, Water, Fighting, Ground and Grass

The top counters against Regirock are Metagross (Meteor Mash), Garchomp (Earth Power), Groudon, Conkeldurr and Landorus (Therian). If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Blastoise or Venusaur, which would give you Water and Grass coverage.

 

Regice

Type – Ice
Hour – Frost
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 1784 (Weather boosted 2230)
Weaknesses – Fighting, Rock, Fire and Steel

The top counters against Regice are Reshiram, Metagross (Meteor Mash), Moltres, Chandelure and Conkeldurr. If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Charizard, which would give you Fire coverage.

 

Registeel

Type – Steel
Hour – Thunder
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 1398 (Weather boosted 1748)
Weaknesses – Fire, Fighting and Ground

The top counters against Registeel are Reshiram, Chandelure, Moltres, Darmanitan and Entei. If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Charizard, which would give you Fire coverage.

 

Latias

Type – Psychic/Dragon
Hour – Wind
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 2006 (Weather boosted 2507)
Weaknesses – Bug, Ghost, Ice, Dark, Fairy and Dragon

The top counters against Latias are Dialga, Rayquaza, Darkrai, Salamance and Dragonite (Draco Meteor). If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Gengar or Houndoom, which would give you Ghost and Dark coverage.

 

Latios

Type – Psychic/Dragon
Hour – Wind
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 2178 (Weather boosted 2723)
Weaknesses – Bug, Ghost, Ice, Dark, Fairy and Dragon

The top counters against Latios are Dialga, Rayquaza, Darkrai, Salamance and Dragonite (Draco Meteor). If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Gengar or Houndoom, which would give you Ghost and Dark coverage.

 

Kyogre

Type – Water
Hour – Frost
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 2351 (Weather boosted 2939)
Weaknesses – Grass and Electric

The top counters against Kyogre are Zekrom, Raikou, Roserade, Sceptile (Frenzy Plant) and Magnezone. If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Venusaur or Manectric, which would give you Grass and Electric coverage.

 

Groudon

Type – Ground
Hour – Lava
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 2351 (Weather boosted 2939)
Weaknesses – Grass, Ice and Water

The top counters against Groudon are Swampert (Hydro Cannon), Kyogre, Feraligatr (Hydro Cannon), Empoleon (Hydro Cannon) and Tangrowth. If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Venusaur or Blastoise, which would give you Grass and Water coverage.

 

Rayquaza

Type – Dragon/Flying
Hour – Thunder
Shiny – Yes
100% CP – 2191 (Weather boosted 2739)
Weaknesses – Ice (4x), Fairy, Rock and Dragon

The top counters against Rayquaza are Darmanitan (Galarian), Mamoswine, Glaceon, Weavile and Jynx. If you wanted to Mega Evolve a Pokémon to go against it, you could choose Abomasnow, which would give you Ice coverage.

 

Pokémon GO Fest 2021 Ticket Bonuses

While not purchasing the GO Fest ticket still allows you to see and partake in all of the Legendary raids, you will miss out on a handful of nice bonuses based around XP and raid passes.

– Earn an extra 10,000 XP in raid rewards, which means 20,000 XP per raid.
– Claim up to 10 Free Raid Passes during this time, which is simply done by spinning a Pokégym once you have used up your previous pass.
– Complete Timed Research to earn upto eight Remote Raid Passes.
– Pick up a free event bundle in the in-game shop to get three more Remote Raid Passes (this will only be available between 10am-6pm local time on July 18th).

 

Pokémon GO Fest 2021 Day 2 Start and End Times

GO Fest Day 2 will occur on July 18th, from 10am until 6pm local time. During these hours, there will be four themes, each of which will appear twice over the eight hours. These themes are Wind, Lava, Frost and Thunder.

– Wind will be occurring 10-11am and 2-3pm
– Lava will be occurring 11-12pm and 3-4pm
– Frost will be occurring 12-1pm and 4-5pm
– Thunder will be occurring 1-2pm and 5-6pm

Pokémon GO is available now for iOS and Android.

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