Super Mega Chandelure Raid Guide

Mega Chandelure

Mega Chandelure is a Ghost and Fire type Super Mega Raid boss. Best Mega Chandelure raid counters include powerful Dark, Ghost, Ground, Rock, and Water types, with a mixed range of different counters available to help you defeat it.

The Mega Raid Boss is always catchable in its base form, so the CP ranges are for a regular Chandelure. Chandelure can be caught with the following CP values:

• From 1784 CP to 1867 CP, with no weather boost
• From 2231 CP to 2335 CP with Fog and Sunny weather boost

Super Mega Chandelure Raids require a minimum of 7 Trainers to defeat them, and each Trainer will need to have a Mega Pokémon in their team. This guide will tell you how to beat this haunting Mega, as well as its optimal stats, moves, and CP range.

Mega Chandelure Counters Guide

Mega Chandelure is a Ghost and Fire type, which makes it weak to many popular Dark, Ghost, Ground, Rock and Water Pokémon, which dominate the counters table.

For Mega Pokémon, we recommend the strongest one you have, but any Mega will suffice to break a Shield. Mega Tyranitar is great, as well as Mega Greninja.

Recommended Megas

Recommended Counters

#	Attacker	Fast Move	Charge Move	DPS	Faints	TTW
1.	Shadow Hydreigon	Bite	Brutal Swing	28.55	14	352s
2.	Shadow Tyranitar	Bite	Brutal Swing	28.28	14	355s
3.	Shadow Darkrai	Snarl	Foul Play	28.90	21	362s
4.	Shadow Kyogre	Waterfall	Origin Pulse	26.45	18	385s
5.	Shadow Garchomp	Mud Shot	Earth Power	25.74	18	397s
6.	Shadow Rhyperior	Mud-Slap	Rock Wrecker	25.95	19	392s
7.	Shadow Groudon	Mud Shot	Precipice Blades	25.24	24	418s
8.	Darkrai	Snarl	Foul Play	24.49	21	419s
9.	Hydreigon	Bite	Brutal Swing	23.24	15	425s
10.	Shadow Salamence	Bite	Brutal Swing	24.50	20	412s
11.	Shadow Greninja	Water Shuriken	Hydro Cannon	25.18	27	421s
12.	Therian Landorus	Mud Shot	Sandsear Storm	24.57	24	426s
13.	Tyranitar	Bite	Brutal Swing	22.94	15	430s
14.	Kyogre	Waterfall	Origin Pulse	22.93	18	440s
15.	Shadow Ursaluna	Smack Down	High Horsepower	22.55	16	431s
16.	Shadow Tyrantrum	Rock Throw	Meteor Beam	23.09	19	425s
17.	Eternatus	Dragon Tail	Dynamax Cannon	22.03	13	440s
18.	Shadow Crawdaunt	Snarl	Crabhammer	24.42	32	447s
19.	Shadow Houndoom	Snarl	Foul Play	23.35	26	452s
20.	Incarnate Shadow Landorus	Mud Shot	Earth Power	23.84	29	443s
21.	Alola Shadow Muk	Snarl	Brutal Swing	22.61	22	450s
22.	Rhyperior	Mud-Slap	Rock Wrecker	22.28	19	452s
23.	Garchomp	Mud Shot	Earth Power	21.83	18	462s
24.	Shadow Palkia	Dragon Tail	Aqua Tail	22.20	19	452s
25.	Incineroar	Snarl	Darkest Lariat	21.40	17	459s

Mega Chandelure Stats and Moves

Max CP	5012
ATK	335
DEF	227
HP	155
Weak to
Resists
Fast moves	Fire Spin Incinerate Hex Astonish
Charge moves	Flame Charge Shadow Ball Overheat Poltergeist* Energy Ball Ominous Wind+**

*Denotes Legacy Move only obtainable via Elite TM.

**Only usable when Mega Evolved at Super Max Level.

Shiny Mega Chandelure

Like all Mega Raid Bosses, you can catch the shiny version of Chandelure from a Raid. The odds to get a shiny Chandelure are 1 in 10 Raids. Here are the sprites for normal Chandelure and Mega Chandelure. 

Regular Sprite	Shiny Sprite
Chandelure	Chandelure
Mega Chandelure	Mega Chandelure

About Super Mega Raids

During Super Mega Raids the Mega Pokémon can become enraged, and even 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 powerful than usual, allowing you to break down the boss’s shield!

Once you and your fellow Trainers have broken enough shields, the Raid Boss will return to its normal state, and you will be able to do normal damage again.

All the best, Trainers!