Thundurus is a Tier 5 Raid Boss with a max Raid CP of 46044. The Pokémon has a sky-blue body, has one purple horn attached to the head, and appears to travel on a cloud-like structure. It has yellow eyes lit by small white pupils. All in all, it is a tough opponent to fight and requires certain moves and skill sets to defeat eventually. In this Pokémon Go Thundurus (Incarnate) guide we will list the possible counters and skill sets to defeat Thundurus (Incarnate) with as much ease as possible.
Thundurus (Incarnate) in Pokémon Go
As mentioned before Thundurus is a Tier 5 Raid Boss which has a weakness to Ice and Rock hence players should be attentive to these details while battling the Pokémon. Just like Tornadus and Landorus, it has 2 different forms, the first one being Incarnate Form and the other being the Therian form.
In this particular article, we will be focusing our attention on the Incarnate form. It is highly recommended that new players go with 4-6 high-level trainers or 7-9 lower-level trainers whenever they are up for a confrontation with Thundurus (Incarnate).
Thundurus (Incarnate) Movesets
It is important to know what moves Thundurus has in its Arsenal that it can use when either captured or about to get defeated. The Pokémon uses Thunder Shock and Astonish as their fast attacks. On the other hand, it can also use Thunder, Thunder Punch, Crunch, and Brick as part of its Charge Moves
Best counters against Thundurus (Incarnate) in Pokémon Go
Following is the list of the best counters that one can use against Thundurus (Incarnate) and guarantee a win for themselves.
- Aerodactyl(Mega)– Rock Throw/Rock Slide
- Glalie(Mega)– Frost Breath/ Avalanche
- Abomasnow(Mega)– Powder Snow/Weather ball
- Gengar(Mega)– Shadow Claw/ Shadow Ball
- Alakazam (Mega)– Confusion/ Psychic
- Latios(Mega)– Dragon Breath/Psychic
- Blaziken(Mega)– Fire spin/ Blast Burn
- Charizard(Mega)– Fire Spin/Blast Burn
- Swampert(Mega)– Water Gun/ Hydro cannon
- Rampardos(Mega)– Smack Down/ Rock Slide
- Salamence (Mega): Dragon Tail/Draco Meteor
- Gardevoir (Mega): Confusion/Psychic
- Darmanitan (Galarian Standard): Ice Fang/Avalanche
- Rhyperior: Smack Down/Rock Wrecker
- Banette (Mega): Shadow Claw/Shadow Ball
- Tyrantrum: Rock Throw/Meteor Beam
- Mamoswine: Powder Snow/Avalanche
- Blastoise (Mega): Water Gun/Hydro Cannon
- Charizard (Mega X): Fire Spin/Blast Burn
- Manectric (Mega)– Thunder fang/ Wild Charge
- Terrakion (Mega)– Smackdown/ Rock Slide
- Beedrill (Mega)– Poison Bomb/ Sludge Bomb
- Aggron (Mega)– Smackdown/ Meteor Beam
- Kyogre (Primal)– Waterfall/ Blizzard
- Ampharos (Mega)– Volt Switch/ Power Gem
- Latias (Mega)– Dragon Breath/ Psychic
- Gigalith– Smackdown/Powerbeam
- Weavile– Ice shards/ Avalanche
- Gyarados (Mega)– Bite/Hydrobeam
- Lopunny (Mega)– Pound/ Hyperbeam
- Houndoom (Mega)– Fire fang/ Foul Play
- Tyranitar– Smack Down/ Stone edge
- Absol (Mega)– Snarl/ Payback
- Mewtwo– Psycho cut/ Ice-beam
- Glaceon– Ice Shard/ Avalanche
- Manectric (Mega)– Psycho cut/ Ice beam
These countermoves can prove to be very vital for any chance of success players would want to have against Thundurus. Hence as long as players would be using these moves with their respective Pokémons in the battle they would do just fine.
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