Tornadus (Incarnate) Raid Information

Tornadus (Incarnate)

Tornadus is a Tier 5 Raid Boss in Pokémon GO, with a raid CP of 46044. Being the one pure Flying-type in legendary the sport, Tornadus counters include sturdy Electrical, Ice, and Rock varieties, comparable to Raikou, Rampardos, Electavire, Zapdos, Mamoswine, and Smack Down/Stone Edge Tyranitar. 

Tornadus-Incarnate could be caught with the next Fight Energy values:

• 1828 – 1911 CP at Degree 20, no climate increase
• 2285 – 2389 CP at Degree 25 with Windy climate increase

Tornadus (Incarnate) could be taken down with three trainers underneath excellent situations, nevertheless, it is suggested that you just use between 4-6 high-level trainers or 7-9 decrease stage trainers when taking up this legendary raid boss. Tornadus Incarnate Forme is a attainable duo in opposition to most transfer units with favorable climate increase and greatest buddy bonus.

On this information, we’ll cowl what one of the best counters to take down Tornadus are, what one of the best technique is, and what CPs it’s best to be careful for after your profitable battle.

Tornadus counters

When picking Tornadus counters, Electric Pokémon are your best option, as they will deal super-effective damage and are not weak to any moves Tornadus can bring to the fight. There are several very good Electric options, and you can’t go wrong with any that I’ve listed above.

Rampardos is a great option as a Rock type attacker but is weak to Tornadus’ charge move Grass Knot. If the game doesn’t offer up Rampardos as an option in the recommended team, it is probably a good idea to leave them on the bench.

Mamoswine is a solid option as an Ice-type attacker to round out your team, delivering super-effective ice damage. However it’s dual ground-typing makes it weak to Grass Knot as well, so be wary when bringing Mamo along.

Tornadus Moveset Analysis

Tornadus can have the following moves in a raid battle and when captured:

As I’ve mentioned a couple of times, Grass Knot is the only move that will deal super effective damage against any of the solid counters that you’ll be using against Tornadus. Hyper Beam will deal solid amounts of neutral normal damage, so watch out for that as well, for a favorable match-up. Other than that, none of the other moves are overtly scary, and should not give you too much trouble.

Incarnate Forme Tornadus Stats

Tornadus (Incarnate) Flying
Max CP at lvl 40 3345
Max CP at lvl 50 3782
ATK 266		DEF 164		HP 188
Weak to			Resistances
Ice Electrical Rock			Floor Bug Combating Grass

 

Shiny Incarnate Forme Tornadus

Common Sprite	Shiny Sprite

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