Pokemon Go – Moltres Weakness and Strength

The latest Legendary Pokemon has hit Pokemon Go and we’ve got some weaknesses for it!

A couple of Legendary Pokemon have been available as raid bosses in Pokemon Go for a little while now. To shake things up, Niantic has now added Moltres as a raid boss in Pokemon Go. This article covers Moltres weakness in Pokemon Go, as well as some of the best Pokemon that you can use against Moltres. With the knowledge of Moltres weakness you will be well equipped to perform well during a raid.

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Moltres Weakness and Strength

Moltres is a Fire and Flying type Pokemon with a raid boss CP of 41,953 and a Max Capture CP of 3,272. To counter Moltres, ideally you want to use Rock, Electric or Water type Pokemon. Make sure you look at the Pokemon you have available before you head into a Moltres raid. Golem is ideal if you have it because it can take advantage of the huge damage coming from Rock Throw and Stone Edge to exploit Moltres’ weakness to Rock.

Using Stone Edge from Tyranitar can also take advantage of Rock type damage, while Vaporeon with Water Gun and Hydro Pump or Gyarados with Hydro Pump can also deal a considerable amount of damage to Moltres. Omastar, another Rock type, and Feraligatr (a Water type) also work very well against Moltres.

Weak Against Damage Factor
Rock 1.96x
Electric 1.4x
Water 1.4x
Strong Against Damage Factor
Bug 0.51x
Grass 0.51x
Fairy 0.71x
Steel 0.71x
Fighting 0.71x

For more strategies and advice on Legendary Raids, be sure to check out our Pokemon Go game hub!

About the Author

Bryan Dawson

Bryan Dawson has an extensive background in the gaming industry, having worked as a journalist for various publications for nearly 20 years and participating in a multitude of competitive fighting game events. He has authored over a dozen strategy guides for Prima Games, worked as a consultant on numerous gaming-related TV and web shows and was the Operations Manager for the fighting game division of the IGN Pro League.

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