The best counters against Scyther in Pokémon GO in the guide. We will show you the best attackers and movesets. This way you are well prepared for the raids against Scyther.
What kind of Pokémon is Scyther? Scyther comes from the first generation of Pokémon GO and belongs to the Bug and Flying types. You will regularly encounter Scyther in 3-star raids or as a challenger from Team GO Rocket.
We will show you the best counters against Scyther and which types it is weak against (type effectiveness).
Scyther Counters
- Mega Aerodactyl with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Rhydon with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Shadow Tyranitar with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Shadow Aerodactyl with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Rhyperior with Rock Wrecker and Rock Slide
- Terrakion with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Shadow Roserade with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Tyranitar with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Aerodactyl with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Shadow Steelix with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Gigalith with Rock Wrecker and Stone Edge
- Mega–Charizard Y with Fire Spin and Blast Burn
- Landorus with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Aeropteryx with Wing Attack and Ancient Power
- Shadow Ho-Oh with Hidden Power and Brave Bird
- Mega-Ampharos with Volt Switch and Charged Beam
- Roserade with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Alolan Geodude with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
- Shadow Zapdos with Fire Spin and Sky Attack
- Golem with Rock Throw and Stone Edge
Weaknesses of Scyther: Due to its type combination, Scyther is particularly vulnerable to Rock. However, Flying, Fire, Electric, and Ice attacks also deal significant damage to Scyther.
Is there a Shiny Scyther in Pokémon GO? Yes, you can find and catch shiny Scyther with luck. In the following graphic, we show you how the normal and shiny forms differ:
How many trainers are needed? If you have the top counter Pokémon and have already reached a relatively high level (40+) in Pokémon GO, you can easily battle Scyther solo. With lower levels but strong counters, you should also be able to beat Scyther in pairs.
