Landorus in Pokémon Go: Raid Battle dates, weaknesses and counters
The legendary Ground and Flying-type Pokémon is back, and you’ll be able to take part in Landorus (Incarnate Forme) 5-Star Raid Battles in Pokémon Go soon!
How soon? You’ll have to read on to find out, but once Landorus arrives it’ll be popping up in 5-Star Raid Battles for over a week, so there will be plenty of time to defeat one in battle to earn a chance to catch it.
Winning a Landorus Raid Battle in Pokémon Go won’t be easy, but with our help you can do it – we believe in you.
Keep reading to find out how to defeat Landorus in Pokémon Go. Discover when Landorus Raid Battles will be live in-game, what its weaknesses are, and the best counters against it below.
Landorus is in Pokémon Go Raid Battles from 10am local time on 10th June until 19th June at 10am local time.
You’ll have over a week to find and fight Landorus in a 5-Star Raid Battle to earn your chance to catch the Incarnate Forme version of the legendary Pokémon.
There is a confirmed Landorus Raid Hour, too, during which you’ll have a much greater chance of finding a Landorus 5-Star Raid Battle to take part in.
This means the best chance you’ll have to take on Landorus is between 6-7pm on 12th June.
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Landorus is a Ground and Flying-type Pokémon, so it is weak against Ice and Water-type attacks.
Ice-type attacks will be twice as strong, however, as it is super effective against both Ground and Flying-types.
This means you’re best off using powerful Ice-type Pokémon and attacks against Landorus.
In terms of the best Pokémon to use as counters for Landorus in Pokémon, you’ll find a list of suitable candidates in the section below.
Any Strong Ice-type Pokémon will be a great Landorus counter in Pokémon Go. Ice-type attacks are doubly strong against the legendary Pokémon, as it is a
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