Also keep in mind that Fighting-type Pokemon like Zamazenta resist Dark, Bug, and Rock-type attacks. Zamazenta’s Fighting-type attacks like Close Combat will deal super-effective damage to Dark, Steel, Rock, Ice, and Normal-type Pokemon, and other moves like Crunch can provide it coverage against the Psychic types that are typically strong against it. Note: Mega Altaria boosts your allies’ Fairy-type attacks, but because of its defensively-oriented stats and lack of a Fairy-type fast move, it won’t contribute much damage of its own.ĭon’t be afraid of the shadows: Shadow Pokemon deal 20% more damage than their non-shadow counterparts, so the shadow versions of any of the suggested Pokemon that have them can help you win. Coordinate those Megas with your raid group for added damage.
This may make some Trainers decide to wait until its inevitable shiny release at some point in the future, but this is still a great opportunity to earn Candy and Candy XL to be able to power up any of the Zamazenta you may have caught. Can I Catch a Shiny Zamazenta?ĭespite this being Zamazenta’s second time being featured in five-star raids in Pokemon Go, its shiny form is still not available.
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As always, you’ll need your free daily Raid Pass or a Premium Battle Pass to join a raid in person, or a Remote Raid Pass to join a raid remotely. There are two raid hours occurring during Zamazenta’s stay in raids, but only the second one on August 31 will feature Zamazenta (August 24’s raid hour will exclusively feature (insert link to Zacian guide)). Every Wednesday from 6 PM to 7 PM local time, the majority of Gyms host five-star raids for Trainers to work together to take down. Your best chance to find a Zamazenta raid (or a lot of them) is during the Raid Hours in which Zamazenta will be exclusively featured.
Raids do not generally follow a set schedule, and Zamazenta raids will appear randomly at Gyms around the world during this time period, but you will receive a notification from the game when a raid is about to begin nearby. Zamazenta will appear as a five-star raid boss starting 10 AM local time on August 18, and will remain in five-star raids until the same time on August 31, but it will be sharing that spot with its “sibling” Zacian.
Veterans also have the opportunity to earn more Candy and Candy XL to power up the ones they may already have. We haven’t seen Zamazenta in raids in Pokemon Go for about a year since it and Zacian were initially released, so new players, and those who might be coming back from a break, are likely ready to battle the Warrior Pokemon and add it to their collections. This Legendary Pokemon returns after a long absence along with Pokemon Go’s Pokemon World Championship event. Zamazenta will soon be coming back to a Pokemon Go Gym near you for a limited-time appearance in five-star raid battles.
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