Aggron Pokémon Go: Raid guide, weaknesses and counters

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Another week, another Pokémon Go raid – this time, it’s Mega Aggron.

We’ve got everything you need to know about their weaknesses, when they’re available and the best counters to use.

You’ll need to act quick if you want to catch one, though, as they won’t be part of the Mega Raid roster for too long.

If Mega Aggron proves a little too difficult for you, you can always head out to the beach and catch a Wiglett instead.

There’s also loads to be getting busy with as part of the Pokémon Go Sustainability Week and Rediscover Kanto events, so there’s plenty to distract yourself with if Mega Aggron is mega elusive.

That is, if you are able to stomach how avatars look now, after the recent Pokémon Go graphics update.

But what makes Mega Aggron tick? And what makes them call your Pokéball home? Read on and we shall reveal all!

Mega Aggron will be available to battle in Pokémon Go raids between 25th April 2024 and 2nd May 2024.

There is a chance, too, that you will come across a shiny variant of Mega Aggron, though they will be suitably rare.

Be prepared to put up quite the fight, though, as Mega Aggron means business — and they’ll get the better of you if you don’t plan ahead.

Fortunately, we have you covered, and you can find all of Mega Aggron’s weaknesses and the best counters to use against them below!

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Being a Steel-type Pokémon, Mega Aggron's weaknesses are Fire, Fighting and Ground-based Pokémon.

Any other type of Pokémon will be useless, as Mega Aggron has extremely high Damage Resistance to all other forms of attacks.

Mega Aggron also receives a boost when in snowy or cloudy weather, so they are even more dangerous there. The flip side to this is that if you do manage to catch them, they will also have a higher rating.

It’s a high-risk,