Yveltal falls under the double type category of Pokemon. The Pokemon was first purchased in the game in Generation VI. Yveltal is not known to evolve from any other Pokemon and was revealed as the first Generation VI Pokémon with Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie And Xerneas. Yveltal is also the Pokémon Y game mascot and is a primary member of the aura trio along with Xerneas and Zygarde. In this Pokémon Go guide, we will talk about the best ways and contrasts to defeat Yveltal as easily as possible and quickly finish the Battle Raid.
Yveltal in Pokemon GO
The giant Pokemon’s anatomy features both avian and draconic traits. The Yveltal wings consist of three spikes that are located along the lower edge. It is also the only Pokémon known to have learned the Wing of Oblivion move. The Dark and Flying Pokémon that Yveltal is vulnerable to Rock, Electric, Ice And Fairy moves. The strongest move set of the double type Pokemon is Gust And Hurricane. It also has a good amount of CP with its maximum CP it reaches 3,781.
Yveltal moves
Yveltal’s base stats consist of 250 attack points, 185 defense points And 246 points of resistance. Yveltal’s strongest moves include gusts And hurricane. These move sets have the highest total DPS and are also the best move set combination during PVP battles.
The best counters against Yveltal in Pokémon Go
Here is the list of the best counters you can use against Yveltal and guarantee yourself a win.
- Manectrico (Mega): Thunder Fang / Savage Charge
- Aerodactyl (Mega): Rock launch / rock slide
- Ampharos (Mega): Charge range / discharge gun
- Abomasnow (Mega): Powdery snow / meteorological ball
- Xurkitree: Spark / Discharge
- Zekrom: Charge Range / Wild Charge
- Charizard (Mega Y): Rotation of fire / Explosive burn
- Thundurus (Therian): Volt / lightning switch
- Rampardo: Smack Down / Rock Slide
- Later: Smack Down / Rock Wrecker
- Electricity: Shock Thunder / Savage Charge
- Raiko: Shock Thunder / Savage Charge
- Lazio (Mega): Dragon’s Breath / Dragon’s Claw
- Darmanitan (Banner of Galar): Ice Fang / Avalanche
- Terrakion: Smack Down / Rock Slide
- Gengar (Mega): Lick / Mud Bomb
- Mamoswine: Powdery snow / avalanches
- Magnezone: Full of spark / wild
- Zapdos: Lightning / lightning
- Latia (Mega): Charm / Indignation
- Blastoise (Mega): Water Gun / Hydro Cannon
- Altaria (Mega): Dragon’s Breath / Dazzling Glow
- Beedrill (Mega): Bug bite / mud bomb
- Luxray: Full of spark / wild
- Tiranitar: Smack Down / Stone Edge
- Tapu Koko: Volt / lightning switch
- Weavile: Shard of ice / avalanche
- Pidgeot (Mega): Wing Attack / Brave Bird
- Glaceon: Frost / avalanche breath
- Lopunny (Mega): Pound / Hyper Beam
- Gyarados (Mega): Waterfall / Hydropump
- Charizard (Mega X): Rotation of fire / Explosive burn
- Zacian (Hero): Quick Attack / Play Hard
- Togekiss: Charm / Dazzling glow
- Golem (Alola): Rock Throw / Wild Charge
All of the above-mentioned counters for Yveltal offer a perfect combination of different movesets to take down different Pokemon. Yveltal has plenty of brow-heavy moves at his disposal, and his opponents take a hit in the match. Make sure you use these movesets effectively to defeat your opponents.
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