November’s Pokémon GO raids bring returning Legendary Pokémon, all four Deoxys formes and opportunities to collect Mega Energy. Check the current bosses below, then browse November’s schedule to plan which raids you want to join.
Looking for specific weekly events? Visit our Raid Hour schedule, Max Monday schedule, and Spotlight Hour schedule. You can also explore the full November 2026 event calendar.
Altered Forme Giratina and Mega Sableye are the featured five-star and Mega Raid Bosses. The one-star and three-star Pokémon below are the listed Halloween Part Two rotation. Available from 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, to around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, November 8, 2026, local time.
Different raid tiers can change on different dates. Check the November schedule further down for upcoming Legendary, Mega, and event-specific bosses.
Scheduled rotation: November 4–November 8.
Raid guide: Altered Forme Giratina
Scheduled rotation: October 28–November 8.
Raid guide: Mega Sableye
Raid guides: Cofagrigus, Trevenant, and Dhelmise.
For event dates and bonuses, see our Halloween Part One and Halloween Part Two guides.
The Shadow Raid rotation listed below is separate from regular raids. See our Shadow Raids guide for more information.
Shadow Incarnate Forme Tornadus will appear in weekend Shadow Raids from November 3 to December 1!
Raid guide: Shadow Incarnate Forme Tornadus
Raid guides: Shadow Prinplup, Shadow Piloswine, and Shadow Poliwhirl.
November includes the regular raid rotation alongside special lineups for Into the Wild and GO Wild Area: Global. Event-specific bosses are included below.
| Dates | Raid Bosses | Guides |
|---|---|---|
| October 28–November 3 |
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Origin Forme Giratina |
| November 4–8 |
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Altered Forme Giratina |
| November 9–13 Into the Wild |
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| November 14 GO Wild Area: Global |
GO Wild Area: Global | |
| November 15 GO Wild Area: Global |
GO Wild Area: Global | |
| November 16–24 | ||
| November 25–December 1 |
Event rewards: Into the Wild offers Crowned Sword Energy and Crowned Shield Energy from the corresponding raids. During GO Wild Area, Black Kyurem and White Kyurem raids award Fusion Energy, and the catch encounter is with Kyurem.
| Dates | Mega Boss | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| October 28–November 8 |
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Mega Sableye |
| November 16–24 |
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Mega Banette |
| November 25–December 1 |
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Mega Metagross |
The monthly schedule does not list a regular Mega Raid Boss for November 9–15. Check the Into the Wild and GO Wild Area guides for that week’s event raids.
| November availability | Shadow Raid Boss |
|---|---|
| November 1 Final day of the October 31–November 1 weekend |
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| Subsequent November weekends |
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Special events can change the available raid lineup. See our Shadow Raids guide for battle mechanics and our November event calendar for event announcements.
| Dates | Featured Pokémon | Event guide |
|---|---|---|
| November 9–13 | Into the Wild | |
| November 14–15 | Machamp wearing a modern jacket | GO Wild Area: Global |
Raid Hours feature increased appearances of selected bosses from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. local time. November includes special Monday and Tuesday events alongside the regular Wednesday schedule.
- Raid Hour schedule: Featured bosses, dates and special event hours.
- Max Monday schedule: Dynamax Pokémon and Max Battle events at Power Spots.
- Spotlight Hour schedule: Featured wild Pokémon and hourly bonuses.
- November event calendar: The month’s events, Community Day and other activities.
What are Raid Battles?
Raid Battles take place at Gyms and let Trainers challenge a powerful Raid Boss. After winning, you receive rewards and an opportunity to catch a Pokémon. Some transformed bosses, such as Mega Pokémon, have a catch encounter with their standard form.
What is the difference between raid tiers?
One-star and three-star raids generally offer easier battles, while five-star raids typically feature Legendary or Mythical Pokémon. Mega Raids feature Mega-Evolved Pokémon and award Mega Energy. Difficulty varies by boss, your team and the number of participating Trainers.
What are Shadow Raids?
Shadow Raids are Team GO Rocket battles at Gyms featuring Shadow Pokémon. They have their own rotation and battle mechanics. Visit our Shadow Raids guide for the full explanation.
Which pass do I need for a raid?
Use a Raid Pass or Premium Battle Pass to join in person. A Remote Raid Pass lets you join eligible battles remotely. Max Battles are a separate battle format and require Max Particles.
How many Remote Raids can I join?
Remote Raid limits can change during events. For November’s Into the Wild event, the limit increases to 30 per day from November 9–13. There is no Remote Raid limit on November 14–15 during GO Wild Area: Global. Other dates follow the applicable standard or event limit shown in-game.
When do Raid Bosses change?
Legendary and Mega bosses follow the dates in the monthly schedule, while one-star and three-star lineups can change with events. Special events may also introduce their own bosses. Check the individual event guide for exact start and end times.
What do the CP numbers below each Pokémon mean?
The first number is the maximum catch CP without a weather boost, and the second is the maximum catch CP with a weather boost. These values apply to the catch encounter, which may differ from the form you battled.
How does weather affect raids?
Weather can strengthen attacks of certain types during battle. If the encounter Pokémon’s type matches the active weather boost, it can also be caught at a higher level and CP.
How long does a raid remain available?
Check the timer displayed at the Gym. Raid availability and event formats vary, so the on-screen timer is the best way to see how long you have left to join.
Can Raid Bosses be shiny?
Only Pokémon with an available shiny form can be encountered as shiny. Availability and any boosted shiny odds depend on the Pokémon and event; appearing in a raid does not guarantee a shiny encounter.





