As a pure Dark type, it has no weaknesses Lugia can exploit and takes quarter damage from Lugia's Psychic type attacks. The Mythical Dark type Pokémon, Darkrai performs very well against Lugia and, unlike most Mythical Pokémon, it has had widespread availability in Pokémon Go being feature in Legendary Raids for Halloween. The moveset you'll want is Spark and Wild Charge. As an Electric and Steel type, it takes reduced damage from Dragon and Psychic attacks, and even less damage from Flying, making it last a long time against Lugia.
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Magnemite Candy is easy enough to obtain, and even though you can only evolve it when using a Magnetic Lure Mod, one Lure Mod is good for as many Magnezone as you want to evolve. The Sinnoh Stone evolution of the Gen I's Magnemite, Magnezone is a great counter for Lugia. If you're bringing Mega Manectric to this fight, you'll want it to know Thunder Fang and Wild Charge, and be sure to coordinate with your Raid party to make the most of it's Electric type Mega Boost. As a pure Electric type, it takes reduced damage from Flying type attacks and it has no weaknesses that Lugia can exploit. Mega Manectricįor an Electric based offensive, Mega Manectric is the ideal choice to lead your team. You'll want your Zekrom to know Charge Beam and Wild Charge. Still, if you can bring this Electric and Dragon type along to fight Lugia, it takes reduced damage from both Water and Flying type attacks, but double damage from Dragon type attacks. Some players don't even have one, much less the Candy to power it up. ZekromĪ Legendary Pokémon first discovered in the Unova region of Gen V, Zekrom was introduced to Pokémon Go in the midst of a global pandemic and so has very limited availability. Snarl and Foul Play is the moveset you'll want your Mega Houndoom to know. It's a little more accessible than Mega Gengar, having been introduced sooner. Plus, it will boost other Dark types on the field. It takes double damage from Lugia's Water type attack, but only quarter damage from its Psychic attacks. Mega HoundoomĪnother Mega Pokémon, Mega Houndoom is a Fire and Dark type. If you're bringing Mega Aerodactyl to this fight, you'll want it to know Rock Throw and Rock Slide. You will want to coordinate with the rest of your raid party to focus on Rock types in order to make the most of its Mega Boost. This Rock and Flying type resists Flying type damage, but takes increased damage from Water type moves. Mega Aerodactylįor a Rock based offensive, the choice for Mega Pokémon should be Mega Aerodactyl.
Bite and Crunch are the moves you'll want your Mega Gyarados to know and be sure to coordinate with your Raid party if it is safe to do so. As a Water and Dark type, it resists Psychic and Water type damage and has no relevant weaknesses. If you're looking to run a Dark based offensive, Mega Gyarados fills this role very well. If it is possible to safely coordinate with the rest of your Raid party, Mega Gengar is the key to a Ghost based offensive. As a Poison and Ghost type, Gengar takes increased damage from Lugia's Psychic attacks, but with Lick and Shadow Ball it will take a big chunk of Lugia's HP. Outperforming every other counter for Lugia, Mega Gengar can deal massive damage to Lugia and boost the other Ghost types on the field. Mega Evolution is definitely going to be your friend here, especially if you can coordinate with the rest of your raid party. Lugia is bulky and can take a lot of damage, so you're going to want to focus on heavy hitters to beat the clock. It's greatest strength, however, is its defense. It takes super effective damage from Rock, Ghost, Electric, Ice, and Dark attacks. Because Lugia will have Aeroblast in this run, it's definitely a Pokémon you want in your roster! What are the best counters for Lugia in Pokémon Go?Īs a Flying and Psychic type, Lugia is capable of dealing Psychic, Flying, Dragon, and Water damage. They spawn on dirt-based blocks ( grass, dirt, mycelium, podzol) and stone-based blocks ( stone, cobblestone, ores, metal blocks, sandstone, gravel).When it comes to Pokémon Go, Lugia is the bulkiest Psychic type out there, and with the addition of its Signature Move, Aeroblast, it's a fantastic Flying type as well.
These Pokémon spawn in enclosed spaces between heights of 5 and 60, such as caves. The only differences are related to movement AI and Pixelmon spawners. They will only spawn on dirt-based blocks ( grass, dirt, mycelium, podzol), stone-based blocks ( stone, cobblestone, ores, metal blocks, gravel), sand, soul sand, leaves, snow, ice, and packed ice.ĭespite the name of the spawn location, air spawns are mostly the same as land spawns with regards to spawning.
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