Origin Forme Dialga is a special form of the Legendary Pokémon Dialga, first discovered in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and they made their debut during the Sinnoh Tour 2024. It can be shiny! ✨
This is a Steel and Dragon type Pokémon, being only weak to the Fighting and Ground types. Origin Forme Dialga can be caught in the following CP values:
- 2246 CP – 2337 CP (no weather boost, LVL 20)
- 2807 CP – 2921 CP (Windy or Snow weather, LVL 25)
We recommend fighting Origin Forme Dialga with a minimum of 4-6 Trainers with perfect counters and optimal weather conditions, or 7+ Trainers with suboptimal counters. Use Party! Power to boost your attackers even more.
Here is a complete list of top Origin Forme Dialga counters:
| # | Attacker | Fast Move | Charge Move | DPS | Faints | TTW |
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| 1. |
Mega Lucario
|
Force Palm ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
33.91 | 24 | 467s |
| 2. |
Mega Blaziken
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Counter ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
30.89 | 29 | 503s |
| 3. |
Primal Groudon
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Mud Shot ![]() |
Precipice Blades ![]() |
28.48 | 14 | 537s |
| 4. |
Resolute Keldeo
|
Low Kick ![]() |
Secret Sword ![]() |
27.99 | 29 | 559s |
| 5. |
Mega X Mewtwo
|
Psycho Cut ![]() |
Focus Blast ![]() |
25.19 | 29 | 620s |
| 6. |
Shadow Excadrill
|
Mud-Slap ![]() |
Scorching Sands ![]() |
25.15 | 29 | 623s |
| 7. |
Lucario
|
Force Palm ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
25.80 | 38 | 619s |
| 8. |
Mega Garchomp
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Earth Power ![]() |
25.04 | 21 | 600s |
| 9. |
Shadow Groudon
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Precipice Blades ![]() |
25.05 | 28 | 608s |
| 10. |
Mega Heracross
|
Counter ![]() |
Upper Hand ![]() |
25.08 | 34 | 634s |
| 11. |
Terrakion
|
Double Kick ![]() |
Sacred Sword ![]() |
24.82 | 43 | 649s |
| 12. |
Therian Landorus
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Sandsear Storm ![]() |
23.13 | 36 | 667s |
| 13. |
Shadow Conkeldurr
|
Counter ![]() |
Dynamic Punch ![]() |
24.10 | 48 | 662s |
| 14. |
Mega Y Mewtwo
|
Psycho Cut ![]() |
Focus Blast ![]() |
22.52 | 32 | 694s |
| 15. |
Ordinary Keldeo
|
Low Kick ![]() |
Sacred Sword ![]() |
23.02 | 36 | 685s |
| 16. |
Incarnate Shadow Landorus
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Earth Power ![]() |
23.18 | 43 | 675s |
| 17. |
Groudon
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Precipice Blades ![]() |
21.69 | 27 | 708s |
| 18. |
Shadow Rhyperior
|
Mud-Slap ![]() |
Earthquake ![]() |
22.37 | 36 | 692s |
| 19. |
Shadow Blaziken
|
Counter ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
23.73 | 51 | 633s |
| 20. |
Kartana
|
Fury Cutter ![]() |
Sacred Sword ![]() |
22.03 | 39 | 720s |
| 21. |
Mega Swampert
|
Mud Shot ![]() |
Earthquake ![]() |
21.15 | 26 | 727s |
| 22. |
Excadrill
|
Mud-Slap ![]() |
Scorching Sands ![]() |
21.23 | 29 | 737s |
| 23. |
Single Strike Urshifu
|
Counter ![]() |
Dynamic Punch ![]() |
21.89 | 41 | 725s |
| 24. |
Mega Gallade
|
Low Kick ![]() |
Close Combat ![]() |
21.66 | 42 | 729s |
| 25. |
Rapid Strike Urshifu
|
Counter ![]() |
Dynamic Punch ![]() |
21.65 | 38 | 727s |
| 26. |
Shadow Raikou
|
Thunder Shock ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
21.39 | 36 | 715s |
| 27. |
Mega Latios
|
Dragon Breath ![]() |
Aura Sphere ![]() |
21.36 | 36 | 688s |
| 28. |
Shadow Machamp
|
Counter ![]() |
Dynamic Punch ![]() |
22.41 | 57 | 714s |
| 29. |
Mega Alakazam
|
Counter ![]() |
Focus Blast ![]() |
21.93 | 52 | 725s |
| 30. |
Shadow Hariyama
|
Force Palm ![]() |
Dynamic Punch ![]() |
22.08 | 55 | 721s |
Trainers who defeat and encounter Origin Forme Dialga in a raid battle will have a chance to catch one that knows the Charged Attack Roar of Time
! Roar of time is not available via TMs.
Adventure Effect
- Roar of Time pauses the timers of Incense, Daily Adventure Incense, Lucky Eggs and Star Pieces for 6 minutes.
- Once Roar of Time ends the timer will resume the count down on your Incense, Daily Adventure Incense, Lucky Eggs and Star Pieces. You can extend this effect up to 24 hours.
- Activating Roar of Time costs 5,000 Stardust and 5 Dialga Candy
Dialga is a Steel– and Dragon-type Pokémon, which gives it an advantage against Dragon, Ice, and Rock types, making it a prime pick for five-star Raids. A key advantage is its resistance to Fairy-type moves, often deadly to Dragons, positioning Dialga as a strong contender with minimal weaknesses.
A monster in Master League and a great Raid Attacker
Where Dialga really shines is in the Master League, where Dialga and Origin Forme Dialga are incredibly valuable additions. Strong against many Pokémon that are popular in the Master League (Gyarados, Dragonite, Lugia, Mewtwo, Giratina), Origin Forme Dialga and regular Dialga are powerhouses in ML.
Like we said, unlike most Dragon-types, Dialga is unaffected by Fairy weaknesses, armed with a potent Dragon-type Fast Attack, Dragon Breath, and versatile Charged Attacks like Draco Meteor, Iron Head, and Thunder. These moves make it versatile against a broad range of adversaries in the league.
Get a second move
We strongly believe that Origin Forme Dialga needs a second move to be as effective as it can be. Choosing the right second Charged Attack for Dialga hinges on your team’s needs:
- Thunder counters Kyogre, while Iron Head offers protection against Fairy-types.
- Draco Meteor remains a reliable choice for widespread effectiveness.
- Roar of Time is a stronger Charged Attack than Draco Meteor and doesn’t lower Origin Forme Dialga’s Attack, making it a better option all around, so keep that if you get it.
All in all – Origin Forme Dialga is a must have for Master League, and an amazing Raid Counter for many bosses. However… maximizing Dialga’s potential involves a hefty investment in Candy and Stardust, so try to get as many Dialgas as possible, with the aid of Silver Pinap Berries if possible.
Origin Dialga
DragonSteel
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| Max CP | 4626 |
| ATK | 270 |
| DEF | 225 |
| HP | 205 |
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If you can, go for it. Origin Forme Dialga can be an interesting Pokémon. As well as being useful in raids, some Origin Forme Dialga may know Roar of Time, a move that unlocks a special feature in the overworld, pausing the effects of Incense, Lucky Eggs, and Star Pieces!
We talk more about the Adventure Effects here.








