Jigglypuff Raid Guide

Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff is currently available in raids as a Tier 1 raid boss, and it can be caught with the following CP values:

• 370 – 413 CP at Level 20, no weather boost
• 463 – 517 CP at Level 25 with Partly Cloudy and Cloudy weather boost

It is a Normal and Fairy type Pokémon, which makes it only weak to Poison and Steel type moves. And yes, it can be shiny.

Jigglypuff Raid Counters

Since Shadow Pokémon are extremely expensive to power up and require specific events to remove Frustration with a Charge TM, they will NOT be listed as raid counters in this article. That being said, if you have the shadow form of a listed raid counter Pokémon powered up and TMed, use it.

Jigglypuff’s best raid counters are listed below, according to our Pokémon GO DB battle simulator:

#	Pokémon	Fast Move	Charge Move	Time to win	Deaths
1.	Mega Gengar	Hex Ghost	Sludge Bomb Poison	4.90s	0.00
2.	Mega Swampert	Mud Shot Ground	Hydro Cannon Water	4.90s	0.00
3.	Mega Scizor	Fury Cutter Bug	Iron Head Steel	4.95s	0.00
4.	Mega Blaziken	Fire Spin Fire	Blaze Kick Fire	5.00s	0.00
5.	Mega Alakazam	Psycho Cut Psychic	Psychic Psychic	5.10s	0.00
6.	Mega Beedrill	Poison Jab Poison	Drill Run Ground	5.20s	0.00
7.	Overqwil	Poison Sting Poison	Sludge Bomb Poison	5.50s	0.00
8.	Mega Sceptile	Fury Cutter Bug	Frenzy Plant Grass	5.73s	0.00
9.	Mega Blastoise	Water Gun Water	Hydro Cannon Water	5.70s	0.00
10.	Burn Genesect	Metal Claw Steel	Magnet Bomb Steel	5.90s	0.00
11.	Douse Genesect	Metal Claw Steel	Magnet Bomb Steel	5.90s	0.00
12.	Normal Genesect	Metal Claw Steel	Magnet Bomb Steel	5.90s	0.00
13.	Mega Manectric	Thunder Fang Electric	Wild Charge Electric	5.93s	0.00
14.	Scizor	Bullet Punch Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.00s	0.00
15.	Metagross	Bullet Punch Steel	Psychic Psychic	6.00s	0.00
16.	Attack Deoxys	Poison Jab Poison	Zap Cannon Electric	6.00s	0.00
17.	Mega Venusaur	Vine Whip Grass	Sludge Bomb Poison	6.10s	0.00
18.	Vileplume	Acid Poison	Sludge Bomb Poison	6.10s	0.00
19.	Victreebel	Acid Poison	Sludge Bomb Poison	6.10s	0.00
20.	Nihilego	Acid Poison	Sludge Bomb Poison	6.10s	0.00
21.	Mega Gyarados	Waterfall Water	Aqua Tail Water	6.20s	0.00
22.	Mega Steelix	Thunder Fang Electric	Heavy Slam Steel	6.42s	0.00
23.	Dialga	Metal Claw Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.40s	0.00
24.	Excadrill	Metal Claw Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.40s	0.00
25.	Bisharp	Metal Claw Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.40s	0.00
26.	Durant	Metal Claw Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.40s	0.00
27.	Kartana	Razor Leaf Grass	Leaf Blade Grass	6.40s	0.00
28.	Zacian	Metal Claw Steel	Iron Head Steel	6.40s	0.00
29.	Hero Zacian	Metal Claw Steel	Play Rough Fairy	6.40s	0.00
30.	Mega Y Charizard	Wing Attack Flying	Flamethrower Fire	6.50s	0.00
31.	Mega Slowbro	Water Gun Water	Psychic Psychic	6.50s	0.00
32.	Mega Aggron	Iron Tail Steel	Heavy Slam Steel	6.50s	0.00
33.	Mega X Charizard	Ember Fire	Flamethrower Fire	6.70s	0.00
34.	Breloom	Counter Fighting	Sludge Bomb Poison	6.70s	0.00
35.	Mega Glalie	Ice Shard Ice	Avalanche Ice	6.70s	0.00

 

Jigglypuff does not have many weaknesses, but if you don’t have ANY of the Pokémon listed above powered up, you can always use:

• “Generalist” Pokémon such as Psycho Cut + Psystrike* Mewtwo
• Other heavy-hitting Megas

Stats and Max CP

Jigglypuff NormalFairy
Max CP at Level 40 724 | Max CP at Level 50 818
ATK 80		DEF 41		STA 251
Weak to			Strong Against
Poison Steel			Fighting Dragon Dark

Moveset

Fast Moves	Charge Moves
Feint Attack Dark Pound Normal	Dazzling Gleam Fairy Gyro Ball Steel Disarming Voice Fairy

Jigglypuff’s evolution, Wigglytuff, is mainly used in Great League PvP as a powerful Charm user.

Aside from that, Wigglytuff can also be used as a decent gym defender in Pokémon GO. The main reason being its great stamina stat, the fact that it isn’t weak to fighting type moves and most importantly, it provides very decent bulk despite not having a very high CP, which translates to a low CP decay when placed in gyms.