Charizard is a Tier 3 Raid Boss, with a Raid Boss CP of 19579 and a dual Fire / typing. Charizard´s max capture CP is as follows:
- 1651 CP (No weather boost, level 20, 100% IV)
- 2064 CP ( Sunny and Windy weather, level 25, 100% IV)
In this guide, you will learn how to handle Charizard in the Raid Boss scene. Charizard can be taken down solo, but a team of at least 2 will make it easy.
Stat Chart
Charizard
Fire
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| Max CP 3266 | |||||
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| ATK 223 | DEF 173 | HP 186 | |||
| Weak to | Strong Against | ||||
| Rock Electric Water | Grass Bug Steel Fighting Ice | ||||
Charizard Raid Counters
| The supreme Charizard Raid Counter | Time to Win | Deaths | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Aerodactyl (Mega)
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Rock Throw Rock | Rock SlideRock | 55.06s | 1.17 |
| Great Charizard raid counters | ||||
Rhyperior
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Smack Down Rock | Rock Wrecker Rock | 81.49s | 1.67 |
Blastoise (Mega)
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Water Gun Water | Hydro Cannon Water | 84.50s | 2.17 |
Rampardos
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Smack Down Rock | Rock SlideRock | 74.79s | 2.17 |
Terrakion
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Smack Down Rock | Rock SlideRock | 83.60s | 2.17 |
Ampharos (Mega)
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Charge Beam Electric | Power Gem Rock | 88.22s | 2.33 |
Manectric (Mega)
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Thunder Fang Electric | Wild Charge Electric | 83.78s | 3.33 |
Gyarados (Mega)
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Waterfall Water | Hydro Pump Water | 92.76s | 1.67 |
Tyranitar
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Smack Down Rock | Stone Edge Rock | 89.55s | 1.67 |
Gigalith
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Smack Down Rock | Rock Slide Rock | 95.05s | 2.33 |
Aerodactyl
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Rock Throw Rock | Rock Slide Rock | 96.48s | 3.00 |
Lycanroc (midday)
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Rock Throw Rock | Stone Edge Rock | 95.08s | 3.33 |
Landorus
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Rock Throw Rock | Rock Slide Rock | 95.16s | 3.50 |
When choosing your team to face off against Charizard remember this; use double Rock type move Pokémon only. Only use non rock type Pokémon if they are the mega evolutions of the above listed. Charizard is double weak to rock type attacks and the reason it can be defeated solo.
Movesets
When it comes time to making your counters team, take caution of Charizard’s following moves:
- Air Slash (Fast)
- Fire Spin Fire (Fast)
- Fire Blast Fire (Charged, 1 bar)
- Overheat Fire (Charged, 1 bar)
- Dragon Claw Dragon (Charged, 3 bars)
Weather Influence
With the reduction of Charizard to a tier 3 raid, weather should not affect the outcome of the raid. Using an all Rock team should make it fairly easy to beat no matter the weather.
Partly Cloudy weather will make this a breeze. Sunny weather will make Charizard’s moveset hit extra hard, but you should be able to beat it just the same. It may just take a couple extra rock Pokémon. If you want a boosted Charizard to catch after the raid, then look for them during Sunny and Windy weather.Final Notes
- Take advantage of Electric and Water types when battling against Charizard in Rainy weather or use your Rock types in Partly Cloudy weather
- To catch weather boosted Charizard, raid during Sunny or Windy weather
- A level 20, 100% IV Charizard will be 1651 CP, and weather boosted will be 2064 CP
- Shiny Charizard can be caught from raids.