The beastly Rock and Dark-type attacker is currently available in Raids in Pokémon GO. While Tyranitar is not the most difficult Raid boss players can face off against in Pokémon GO, it is always nice to run through a Raid Guide to prepare for the battle. Raid Guides let players know which Pokémon and typings are best to take into the fight and increase the chance of success.
Tyranitar is a Dark and Rock-type Pokémon. This means it is vulnerable to many different attack types (Fighting, Ground, Steel, Fairy, Grass, Water, and Bug-type moves). Players should bring along Pokémon of these typings to stand the best chance of defeating the Pokémon. Tyranitar is resistant to Flying, Psychic, Fire, Dark, Ghost, Poison, and Normal-type attacks. These are best avoided by trainers when entering a battle with Tyranitar.
How to beat Tyranitar in Pokémon GO
Tyranitar's Moveset
Quick Attacks:
- Bite (Dark-type)
- Iron Tail (Steel-type)
- Smack Down (Rock-type)
Charged Attacks:
- Fire Blast (Fire-type)
- Stone Edge (Rock-type)
- Crunch (Dark-type)
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Best Counters to use against Torracat in Pokémon GO
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Aura Sphere (Fighting-type)
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Dynamic Punch (Fighting-type)
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Dynamic Punch (Fighting-type)
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Dynamic Punch (Fighting-type)
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Focus Blast (Fighting-type)
Best Quick Attack:
Counter (Fighting-type)
Best Charged Attack:
Close Combat (Fighting-type)
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