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What Is Turtonator Weakness in Pokemon Go? Answered

August 22 marks the last day of the Noxious Swamp Event in Pokemon Go, during which Turtonator is available as a limited-time Three-Star Raid Boss. Offensive as…

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Turtonator Weakness in Pokemon Go
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August 22 marks the last day of the Noxious Swamp Event in Pokemon Go, during which Turtonator is available as a limited-time Three-Star Raid Boss. Offensive as it is defensive, this Blast Turtle Pokemon can be hard to take down if you don’t know what its elemental vulnerabilities are. Noxious Swamp is the perfect opportunity to grind for Shinies of this pocket monster as well, so recognizing what Turtonator’s weakness is in Pokemon Go is essential for winning Raids.

All Turtonator Pokemon Go Weaknesses

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Turtonator is a Fire- and Dragon-type Three-Star Raid Boss in Pokemon Go, causing to be weak to Ground-, Rock-, and Dragon-type Moves. As you might expect, using a Dragon-type counter to fight this spiky Blast Turtle is a pro but a potential con. Your Pokemon will deal significant damage to Turtonator but might get one-shot if your opponent has Dragon Pulse as its Charged Attack.

Besides Dragon Pulse, Turtonator will be equipped with the Fast Attacks Fire Spin or Ember, along with either the Charged Attack Flamethrower or Overheat. Suppose you don’t have enough high-tier Ground-, Rock-, and Dragon-type counters for the Three-Star Raid. If that’s the case, take anything else by Bug-, Steel-, Electric-, Fire-, and Grass-type pocket monsters, as their corresponding Movesets will be less effective.

Best Counters for Turtonator in Pokemon Go

Now that we’ve discussed what Turtonator’s weaknesses in Pokemon Go are, let’s go over the best counters for the Blast Turtle’s Raid: 

Best Dragon Counters
Pokemon How To Evolve Best Moveset
Rayquaza
  • No Evolution
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Outrage
Palkia
  • No Evolution
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Draco Meteor
Garchomp
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Gible and Gabite
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Outrage
Salamence
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Bagon and Shelgon
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Outrage
Dragonite
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Dratini and Dargonair
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Outrage
Haxorus
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Axew and Fraxure
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Fast Attack: Dragon Tail
  • Charged Attack: Breaking Swipe
Best Ground & Rock Counters
Rampardos
  • 1st Stage: Cranidos
  • Total Candy: 50
  • Fast Attack: Smack Down
  • Charged Attack: Rock Slide
Rhyperior
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Rhyhorn and Rhydon
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Evolution Item: Sinnoh Stone
  • Fast Attack: Metal Claw
  • Charged Attack: Iron Head
Gigalith
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Roggenrola and Boldore
  • Total Candy: 250
  • Fast Attack: Smack Down
  • Charged Attack: Meteor Beam
Mamoswine
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Swinub and Piloswine
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Evolution Item: Sinnoh Stone
  • Fast Attack: Mud-Slap
  • Charged Attack: High Horsepower
Tyranitar
  • 1st & 2nd Stages: Larvitar and Pupitar
  • Total Candy: 125
  • Fast Attack: Smack Down
  • Charged Attack: Stone Edge
Excadrill
  • 1st Stage: Drilbur
  • Total Candy: 50
  • Fast Attack: Mud-Slap
  • Charged Attack: Earthquake

Related:

Pokemon Go: How To Beat Giovanni (August 2023)

If you’d like some last-minute info about the Noxious Swamp event in Pokemon Go, here’s a video by Poké Daxi:

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August Webb is a Staff Writer and former Lead Guide Editor of TNS. When not working, she's playing a visual novel, fanning over an indie gem, or lost in the world of VR.

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