The raid boss Golgantes in Pokémon GO has some strong counters. Use its weaknesses to easily defeat and catch the boss. Here are the 20 best attackers for Golgantes raids.
What kind of Pokémon is Golgantes? Golgantes is the evolution of Golbit. It comes from the fifth generation of games and is of the Ghost and Ground types. In Pokémon GO, you can find it in level 3 raids.
We will show you the weaknesses of Golgantes here so you can easily complete the raid solo.
Golgantes counters: The 20 best attackers and the weaknesses of the raid boss
- Proto-Kyogre with Waterfall and Origin Pulse
- Mega-Gengar with Dark Pulse and Shadow Ball
- Mega-Swampert with Water Gun and Water Cannon
- Mega-Sceptile with Bullet Seed and Flora’s Gift
- Mega-Banette with Dark Pulse and Shadow Ball
- Katagami with Leaf Blade and Leaf Tornado
- Mega-Blastoise with Water Gun and Water Cannon
- Crypto-Swampert with Water Gun and Water Cannon
- Mega-Gyarados with Waterfall and Hydro Pump
- Crypto-Mamoswine with Powder Snow and Avalanche
- Crypto-Feraligatr with Water Gun and Water Cannon
- Mega-Venusaur with Vine Whip and Flora’s Gift
- Crypto-Mewtwo with Psycho Cut and Shadow Ball
- Kyogre with Waterfall and Origin Pulse
- Crypto-Gyarados with Waterfall and Hydro Pump
- Mega-Houndoom with Snarl and Foul Play
- Crypto-Tangrowth with Vine Whip and Leaf Tornado
- Crypto-Krookodile with Snarl and Dark Pulse
- Mega-Absol with Snarl and Dark Pulse
- Zarude with Vine Whip and Leaf Tornado
What weaknesses does Golgantes have? The Pokémon is of the Ghost and Ground types and therefore has weaknesses against Ghost, Water, Grass, Ice, and Dark.
Are there shiny Golgantes? No, after a raid, you cannot catch the shiny version of Golgantes.
How many trainers are needed for victory? With the right counters, you can solo the raids against Golgantes. Since this is a level 3 raid, experienced trainers should have no problems with the difficulty. If you are new to Pokémon GO, you might need 2 or 3 trainers to defeat the boss with the right counters.
