Mega Mewtwo Y is a Psychic type Super Mega Raid boss. Best Mega Mega Mewtwo Y raid counters include powerful Bug, Dark, and Ghost types, with a mixed range of different counters available to help you defeat it.
Mewtwo can be caught with the following CP values:
- From 2294 CP to 2387 CP, with no weather boost
- From 2868 CP to 2984 CP with Windy weather boost
Mega Mewtwo Y Raids require a minimum of 10 Trainers to defeat them, and each trainer will need to have a Mega Pokémon in their team, in their last slot.
Please be aware that you need to have a Mega Pokémon in your party to remove Mega Mewtwo X’s Shields in Super Mega Raids. The Mega Pokémon should be in your last slot, check our tips and tricks section below this table.
| # | Attacker | Fast Move | Charge Move | DPS | Faints | TTW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |
Dawn Wings Necrozma
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Moongeist Beam ![]() |
25.27 | 45 | 900s |
| 2. |
Mega Tyranitar
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
23.56 | 32 | 957s |
| 3. |
Shadow Tyranitar
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
23.26 | 51 | 986s |
| 4. |
Shadow Hydreigon
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
22.39 | 60 | 1011s |
| 5. |
Shadow Darkrai
|
Snarl ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
22.76 | 75 | 1025s |
| 6. |
Mega Houndoom
|
Snarl ![]() |
Foul Play ![]() |
20.91 | 59 | 1093s |
| 7. |
Mega Gengar
|
Lick ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
23.04 | 97 | 1007s |
| 8. |
Mega Rayquaza
|
Dragon Tail ![]() |
Dragon Ascent ![]() |
21.28 | 73 | 1103s |
| 9. |
Lunala
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
20.22 | 50 | 1133s |
| 10. |
Mega Absol
|
Snarl ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
21.99 | 98 | 1063s |
| 11. |
Mega Salamence
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
20.24 | 69 | 1169s |
| 12. |
Tyranitar
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
19.55 | 50 | 1165s |
| 13. |
Mega Gyarados
|
Bite ![]() |
Crunch ![]() |
19.33 | 46 | 1202s |
| 14. |
Mega Heracross
|
Fury Cutter ![]() |
Megahorn ![]() |
21.31 | 102 | 1140s |
| 15. |
Mega Scizor
|
Fury Cutter ![]() |
X-Scissor ![]() |
19.72 | 74 | 1212s |
| 16. |
Hydreigon
|
Bite ![]() |
Brutal Swing ![]() |
19.25 | 59 | 1180s |
| 17. |
Mega Pinsir
|
Fury Cutter ![]() |
X-Scissor ![]() |
20.68 | 101 | 1192s |
| 18. |
Darkrai
|
Snarl ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
19.51 | 73 | 1189s |
| 19. |
Gholdengo
|
Hex ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
19.20 | 71 | 1230s |
| 20. |
Altered Shadow Giratina
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Shadow Force ![]() |
18.84 | 63 | 1238s |
| 21. |
Mega Banette
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
21.02 | 114 | 1159s |
| 22. |
Origin Giratina
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
18.80 | 63 | 1255s |
| 23. |
Crowned Sword Zacian
|
Metal Claw ![]() |
Behemoth Blade ![]() |
18.83 | 70 | 1263s |
| 24. |
Mega Metagross
|
Fury Cutter ![]() |
Meteor Mash ![]() |
18.23 | 52 | 1286s |
| 25. |
Crowned Shield Zamazenta
|
Metal Claw ![]() |
Behemoth Bash ![]() |
18.73 | 73 | 1264s |
| 26. |
Dusk Mane Necrozma
|
Shadow Claw ![]() |
Sunsteel Strike ![]() |
18.28 | 63 | 1265s |
| 27. |
Shadow Chandelure
|
Hex ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
20.42 | 114 | 1157s |
| 28. |
Kingambit
|
Snarl ![]() |
Foul Play ![]() |
17.94 | 46 | 1250s |
| 29. |
Shadow Mewtwo
|
Psycho Cut ![]() |
Shadow Ball ![]() |
19.30 | 98 | 1234s |
| 30. |
Shadow Weavile
|
Snarl ![]() |
Foul Play ![]() |
19.72 | 97 | 1171s |
During Super Mega Raids, the Mega Pokémon will become enraged, and use shields that dramatically reduce the amount of damage they take. You’ll have to work together to take down these shields, but each Trainer can only take down one shield.
- Once the Mega Pokémon boss activates a shield, a Mega Pokémon from your Raid team will be automatically sent into the battle.
- Your next attack by your Mega Pokémon will be significantly more powerul than usual, allowing you to break down the boss’ shield!
Once you and your fellow Trainers have broken enough shields, the Raid Boss will return to its normal stat, and you will be able to do normal damage again.
⚠️ How Not to Fail Mega Mewtwo Y Raids
With the new Mega Raid mechanics, coordination matters more than ever. Mega Mewtwo Y isn’t necessarily harder than previous raids, but it does require active participation from everyone in the lobby. Here’s what you need to know:
1. Make Sure Everyone Has a Mega Evolved Pokémon
If your lobby has 10 Trainers, all 10 need to contribute. Before the raid starts, double-check that every player has the Mega symbol active. If even one or two Trainers aren’t running a Mega, you will be stuck with shields.
2. Put Your Mega in the Last Slot
- Your Mega Evolved Pokémon should be placed in the final slot of your battle party, not at the front.
- This ensures you can strategically use its Charged Attack to break shields when needed, rather than getting knocked out!
3. If Your Mega Faints Before Using a Charged Attack Rejoin
If your Mega faints before it gets a Charged Attack off:
- Leave the battle
- Heal your team
- Re-enter the raid
Every Mega Charged Attack counts toward breaking shields.
🛡️ Mega Mewtwo Y Has 10 Shields
Mega Mewtwo Y starts with 10 shields. Each shield must be broken by a Mega’s Charged Attack, meaning:
- 10 players = 10 Mega Charged Attacks required
- If even 2 Trainers don’t use their Mega attack, you’ll be stuck with shields remaining
- If shields aren’t broken quickly, the raid timer will likely run out
- Do not rely on others to carry the damage. These raids demand participation from everyone.
Like all Mega Raid Bosses, you can catch the shiny version of Mewtwo from a raid.
| Regular Sprite | Shiny Sprite |
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| Max CP | 7267 |
|---|---|
| ATK | 413 |
| DEF | 223 |
| HP | 228 |
| Weak to | ![]() |
| Resists | ![]() |
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*Denotes a Legacy Move, only obtainable via Elite TM.
All the best, trainers!











