These new raid bosses are now available in Pokémon GO for the Kanto event

These new raid bosses are now available in Pokémon GO for the Kanto event

The new raid bosses in Pokémon GO have been announced. You can now find Dratini, Lapras, and others at the Kanto event in the gyms. We will show you which monsters can be found at the different difficulty levels.

As announced by Niantic, many Pokémon from the Kanto region are now roaming the wild and in raids of Pokémon GO. This resulted in some bosses being replaced by new bosses. At level 1, we now see the starters Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander, as well as the rare Pokémon Dratini.

In this overview, we show you which raid bosses are currently active in Pokémon GO.

New Raid Bosses in Pokémon GO – September

The next few days are perfect for raiding with friends. Rare Pokémon are waiting for you there, which may not yet be in your collection.

Pokémon GO Raidboss List September1

These bosses can be found in level 1/Tier 1 raids

  • Bulbasaur*
  • Charmander*
  • Squirtle*
  • Magikarp*
  • Dratini*

These bosses can be found in level 2/Tier 2 raids

  • Electabuzz
  • Magmar
  • Snorlax
  • Magneton

These bosses can be found in level 3/Tier 3 raids

  • Machamp
  • Scyther
  • Hitmonlee
  • Hitmonchan
  • Alakazam

These bosses can be found in level 4/Tier 4 raids

  • Rhydon
  • Golem
  • Lapras
  • Snorlax

These bosses can be found in level 5/Tier 5 raids

  • Articuno*
  • Zapdos*
  • Moltres*
  • Regirock

Pokémon marked with a * can also be found in their shiny form.

We will keep you updated: As of the current status (Friday, 9:00 AM), there are still uncertainties regarding the new bosses. If there are further confirmations, we will update this list for you. (Last update: Friday, 7:00 PM)

Special Attacks and Raid Times

The three legendary birds have special attacks after capture, which they were also able to learn on their special event days.

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  • Articuno has Hurricane
  • Moltres has Sky Attack
  • Zapdos has Thunder Shock

Changed Raid Times

The team at Niantic announced that the raid times have also changed for the event.

  • Raid eggs now hatch after 15 minutes instead of an hour
  • The raids last for 90 minutes instead of 45 minutes
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