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Pokemon Go Celesteela Raid Guide: Best Counters and Weaknesses

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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Introduction:

Pokémon Go continues to excite players with the introduction of new raid bosses, and Celesteela is one of the latest challengers. This steel and flying-type Pokémon boasts impressive stats, making it a formidable opponent for any trainer. In this article, we’ll explore the best counters to tackle a Celesteela raid and delve into its weaknesses to help you add this powerful Pokémon to your collection.

Weaknesses:

Celesteela’s dual typing of steel and flying makes it especially vulnerable to electric, fire, and ice-type moves. Electric attacks will deal 1.6x damage, while fire and ice-type moves dish out 1.4x damage due to its typing. Keeping these weaknesses in mind will help you assemble the perfect team of counters.

Best Counters:

1. Zekrom – The legendary electric/dragon-type Pokémon Zekrom is an ideal choice for taking down Celesteela. With powerful electric moves like Wild Charge and Charge Beam, Zekrom exploits Celesteela’s electric vulnerability while also having resistances to steel-type attacks.

2. Magnezone – Evolved from Magneton, Magnezone is another prominent option due to its strong electric typing as well as resistance to steel attacks. Moves like Spark and Zap Cannon make Magnezone’s arsenal particularly effective against Celesteela.

3. Reshiram – Utilizing Reshiram’s fire-type prowess can be highly effective against Celesteela raids thanks to moves such as Fire Fang and Overheat. Though its dragon typing doesn’t offer many resistances in this matchup, the fire moves alone make Reshiram an optimal choice.

4. Chandelure – With access to both fire and ghost-type moves that can deal significant damage, Chandelure is another reliable choice against Celesteela raids. Fire Spin and Overheat are its recommended moves to deal maximum damage.

5. Heatran – The fire and steel-typing combination makes Heatran a sturdy option against Celesteela, thanks to its resistance to steel moves and powerful fire attacks. Assemble Heatran with its most potent fire-type moves, such as Fire Spin and Flamethrower.

6. Mamoswine – The ice and ground-type Mamoswine can deal considerable damage with ice-type moves like Powder Snow and Avalanche, which exploit Celesteela’s vulnerability to ice. Just keep in mind that Mamoswine is weak against some of Celesteela’s steel-type moves, so be prepared to use potions or revives if necessary.

Conclusion:

No raid in Pokémon Go is impossible when well-prepared with the right strategies and counters. Remember to take advantage of Celesteela’s weaknesses to electric, fire, and ice-type moves by assembling the right team for the battle. Don’t miss your chance to add this formidable steel/flying Pokémon to your collection—happy raiding!

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