How to get Mega Kangaskhan in Pokémon Go: Raid Battle dates and weakness
Mega Kangaskhan has returned to Pokémon Go as a Raid Battle, and now is the perfect time for players to capture this Gen 1 Pokémon.
For those looking to expand their Pokédex, there’s only a short window for players to obtain the Mega version of Kangaskhan.
This means there’s no better time for players to assemble their squad and prepare for battle!
Before the fight begins, we’ve assembled the best Mega Kangaskhan counters along with its weaknesses, which are perfect preparations ahead of battle.
Mega Kangaskhan is only available to capture during Mega Evolution Raids, which are only active at specific times of the year.
Players must defeat the Pokémon alone or with the help of other Trainers to guarantee its addition to the Pokédex.
Alongside capturing Mega Kangaskhan, players can also earn Mega Energy. The faster the Raid is completed, the higher amount of Mega Energy is earned.
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Mega Kangaskhan will appear in Mega Raids from 12th August 2024 until 21st August 2024, meaning players have nine days to capture the Pokémon.
After plenty of waiting, we now know when we can face off against Kangaskhan in a Raid, and have the opportunity to add the Normal-type Pokémon to our ever-expanding collection.
As a Normal-type Pokémon, Mega Kangaskhan’s only weakness is Fighting-types, meaning there are plenty of Pokémon that can land Super Effective moves during the heat of battle.
Even when selecting a Pokémon with plenty of Fighting-type moves in the arsenal, it’s still best to pick those capable of dealing the most damage as fast as possible.
The best Pokémon to counter Mega Kangaskhan are those that know quick and powerful attacks perfect for depleting the health bar with ease.
We recommend using Lucario in either Mega or Regular form, thanks to its
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