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5-Star Raids featuring Legendaries are some of the most challenging bosses players can expect to face, and Origin Forme Dialga and Origin Forme Palkia are no exception. The special forms of Dialga and Palkia are native to the Hisui region, Sinnoh's original name, and these versions are just as powerful if not more so. In addition, the Origin versions have access to strong exclusive movies too. Just like with any other mighty foes in the latest Raid schedule for , you'll need the right selection of fine-tuned counters to win.

Both Origin Palkia and Origin Dialga have weaknesses just like their base versions do, so there is plenty of room for strategy for both you and any other player you might want to partner up with. Each Legendary's dual typing gives them a broad moveset, however, so you need to be sure you don't pick a counter that could be quickly wiped out in its own right. The chance to defeat and catch these Legendaries is one of the highlights of playing during the All into the Wild event, so you don't want to miss out.

In, Origin Forme Dialga has two weaknesses: Fighting and Ground-type attacks. The same as with base Dialga, these two attack types inflict 160% damage. Thanks to its dual Dragon and Steel typing, it has quite a lot of resistances, including Bug, Electric, Flying, Normal, Psychic, Rock, Steel, and Water, that make any moves of those types deal only 63% damage. For casual players, this really narrows down the selection of counters you can use against this type of boss, but there are plenty of decent non-Legendary options you can find listed below.

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Origin Forme Dialga is even more resistant to Grass- and Poison-type attacks, only inflicting 39% damage on the boss compared to normal. This is one of the reasons why Dialga is considered better than Palkia. Moreover, Dialgia has a broad selection of attacks