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Pokemon Go Hisuian Typhlosion Raid Guide: Best Counters & Weaknesses

Another target for the Hisuian Pokédex.

Artur NovichenkoBy Artur NovichenkoNovember 30, 20233 Mins Read
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Although Timeless Travels Season will bring many more new things to the world of Pokemon Go, the Hisuian versions of the three starters from different regions have become the most notable innovation, and Typhlosion is one of them. The final evolution of the Fire-type starter from the Johto region, this Pokemon combines the immense power of Fire and Ghost-types. The good news is that soon, every player will be able to get this Pokemon into their collection. Hisuian Typhlosion will arrive in 3-star raid gyms in Pokemon Go, so knowing all its weaknesses and best counters will help you win much faster.

Hisuian Typhlosion Weaknesses and Best Counters in Pokemon Go

Pokemon Go Hisuian Typhlosion Weaknesses
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As a powerful Fire and Ghost-type Pokemon, Hisuian Typhlosion has good resistance to many attacks since no element deals colossal damage to it. On the other hand, everyone has minor weaknesses, and for this Pokemon, they are Dark, Ghost, Ground, Rock, and Water-type attacks. These types of moves deal modestly increased damage to Hisuian Typhlosion, giving you a good idea of which Pokemon to use against it.

If you like to experiment, you can make a team using the weaknesses of this Pokemon. However, if you have a vast collection of pocket monsters, we have prepared a small list of the best counters to defeat Hisuian Samurott in Pokemon Go:

  • Primal Groudon: Mud Shot, Precipice Blades.
  • Primal Kyogre: Waterfall, Origin Pulse.
  • Tyranitar: Bite, Brutal Swing.
  • Garchomp: Mud Shot, Earth Power.
  • Swampert: Water Gun, Hydro Cannon.
  • Gengar: Lick, Shadow Ball.
  • Rhyperior: Mud-Slap, Rock Wrecker.
  • Rampardos: Smack Down, Rock Slide.
  • Blastoise: Water Gun, Hydro Cannon.
  • Banette: Shadow Claw, Shadow Ball.

Tips To Beat Hisuian Typhlosion

Of course, we understand that not every player has such an extensive Pokédex of powerful pocket monsters. So, we also have prepared some tips that will help to win even beginners:

  • Firstly, you should assemble a team of at least three players. Remember that you can always compensate for the lack of strength with the number of attacks and raid members.
  • Additionally, we highly recommend that you join the Party. This feature is available to every player starting from level 15 and allows all team members to use a special charged attack, which will compensate for the lack of strength or speed up the battle.
  • Also, if you don’t have the Pokemon from the list above, you can choose your units with the same movesets. Hisuian Typhlosion is weak against specific elements and movements, so a powerful moveset owner is an advantage but not the basis for victory.
  • In addition to the other tips, never use Pokemon with Bug, Fighting, Normal, Fairy, Fire, Grass, Ice, Poison, and Steel-type attacks. This boss has resistance to these elements, and Bug, Fighting, and Normal-type attacks are almost useless.

Hisuian Typhlosion’s Moveset

In addition to all of the above, knowing all the movesets of the boss will be helpful to any player. Experienced trainers will be able to understand in advance what abilities their future pocket monster may have. At the same time, newcomers can choose suitable fighters for battle.

Fast Moves

  • Ember (Fire)
  • Hex (Ghost)

Charged Moves

  • Shadow Ball (Ghost)
  • Fire Punch (Fire)
  • Wild Charge (Electric)
  • Overheat (Fire)

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Pokemon Go Hisuian Samurott Raid Guide: Best Counters & Weaknesses

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