Fortunately, Azumarill actually only takes normal damage from Steel attacks due to Water being resistant to Steel. Lucario’s especially useful in the right scenario, being resistant to both Dark and Dragon, but do note that Hydreigon does have access to a few Fire-type attacks and a powerful Fighting-type move in Focus Blast.Įven without Steel Typing, Hydreigon’s Flash Cannon can still be a problem if you haven’t trained your Pokemon fully. For these raids, Fighting types are great, as they’ll do supereffective damage against Steel and will also be resistant to Hydreigon’s Dark-type moves. On the off-chance that you do find a Steel-type Hydreigon, then you’ll need to be careful as it may have Flash Cannon. Fortunately, that doesn’t change the fact that Fairy types resist Dark-type attacks and are immune to Dragon-type attacks, so Fairy is still the best choice against most Tera types.
This fella is actually a little tougher than other Tera raid Pokemon because while Hydreigon has five weaknesses (including a 4x weakness to Fairy), it can get behind that through Terastalization. Fire (Fire Blast, Heat Wave, Flamethrower)įirst up, we have Hydreigon, a Dark/Dragon dual-type Pokemon.
Keep in mind that Hydreigon and Dragapult will only appear in 4 or 5-star event raids, so they won’t be as tough as 6 or 7-star raids. Terastalized Pokemon retain STAB on moves from their original typing, so having a Pokemon that can take hits from those types will always be beneficial.įor this particular guide, we’ll go over each Pokemon briefly, noting what Tera types to look out for and what Pokemon may work. With that being said, you can prepare for the raid to an extent by training Pokemon that are resistant to Hydreigon and Dragapult’s original typing. Some types will be more difficult than others, and depending on the Pokemon you’re using, they may be difficult enough that you’ll have to bring out something else instead. This is important to note because, unlike the Cinderace or Charizard raids, you can’t rely on just one Pokemon and expect the same results every time you do the raid. Similar to the Tyranitar and Salamence raids, Hydreigon and Dragapult will both appear with a random Tera type when you check the den. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Hydreigon and Dragapult Raid Guide Here’s what you need to know about both raid events. Both of these Pokemon boast really good stats, so you’d better come prepared if you want to do these raids over the weekend.
As announced earlier this week, the next Tera Raid event in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet will be a spotlight event that features two Dragon-type Pokemon: Hydreigon in Scarlet and Dragapult in Violet.
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