Pheromosa in Pokémon Go: Weakness, counters and Raid Battle timings
July is a packed month for Trainers in Pokémon Go, with the game’s Inbound from Ultra Space event in full swing, not to mention Pokémon Go Fest Global 2024 on the horizon.
This means that there are plenty of powerful Pokémon to battle and capture, including Pheromosa — which will be our focus here.
The sleek and stylish-looking Pokémon will return to Pokémon Go’s 5-Star Raid Battles this week, and so players will be arming themselves with as much information as possible to ensure they walk away victorious.
You’ll need to know its weaknesses and best counters, so we have assembled a quick guide below.
Pheromosa will be available in Pokémon Go’s 5-Star Raid Battles from 10am local time on Friday 12th July 2024 as part of the game’s Inbound from Ultra Space event.
The monster will remain in Pokémon Go throughout the Go Fest Global 2024 event taking place this weekend before leaving the game at 10am local time on Monday 15th July 2024.
That is a fair chunk of time for players to battle, defeat and hopefully capture Pheromosa for their own collection.
But in order to do that, you will need to know everything about the creature first. Read on to find out about Pheromosa’s weaknesses and best counters.
Pheromosa is a Bug and Fighting-type Ultra Beast Pokémon.
This means that it is resistant to Fighting, Ground, Grass, Dark and Bug-type attacks, so players taking it on in 5-Star Raid Battles should avoid using these moves at all costs.
Once you have defeated and captured it, it is worth noting that two of its best attacks are Bug Bite (Bug) and Focus Blast (Fighting).
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Pheromosa is a strong Pokémon, but luckily, like all monsters, it has its weaknesses. Pheromosa's weaknesses are Flying, Fire, Psychic and Fairy.
Flying is the optimum type of move to use
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