Pokémon Go: Relaxo – these 15 counters don’t bounce off Relaxo’s belly!
When Snorlax isn’t eating or sleeping, it even gets up and lets you fight it in Pokémon Go! Did you know that Relaxo sleeps all day and only gets up because it occasionally needs to bite? Then Relaxo shouldn’t be able to resist you as a raid boss for very long…or should it? Try it out, we have the best tips in the counter-guide for Snorlax in Pokémon Go below.
If you are lucky, it will even show up in its dazzling form! So the shiny hunters among you can also look forward to it! Did you know that in the first Pokémon editions, you could only wake Snorlax with a PokéFlute? As soon as you sounded these, the Pokémon woke up and you could fight or catch it! Of course, there are no such bells and whistles in Pokémon Go.
Relaxo as a raid boss
Relaxo only has one type and this is Normal. This means Snorlax has only one weakness, and that’s Fighting-type attacks. Be sure to check the weather in the Pokémon Go app and hope for an overcast sky, because then Fighting-type attacks will be boosted and your Pokémon will deal more damage.
Relaxo counters you with 16,684 CP and can therefore be easily defeated by a single trainer. However, if you’re lacking in fighting prowess, find a few other Pokémon Go trainers and you’ll box the sleepy Pokémon out of the arena. Below you will find a list of the best counters against Relaxo.
- Crypto Machamp with counter and balancing punch
- Lucario with counter and aura sphere
- Crypto Hariyama with counter and balancing punch
- Mostagrif with counter and balancing punch
- clamp with foot kick and focus kick
- Crypto Mewtwo with confusion and psychoshock
- mahomey with counter and balancing punch
- mega slacker with foot kick and focus kick
- Maskito with counter and power colossus
- cap mushroom with counter and balancing punch
- Crypto Simsala with counter and focus push
- Crypto Galagladi with kick and melee
- Hariyama with counter and balancing punch
- terracotta with catapult and sancto blade
- Leek Zealot with counter and melee
Pokemon Go: Catch Snorlax
Once you’ve defeated Relaxo, it’s time to get down to business – Pokéball! At level 20, the first generation Pokemon has 1843 CP at 100% IV. If the Pokémon is boosted to level 25 under partly cloudy skies, it will have 2304 CP with perfect 100% IV values. We wish you a successful hunt!
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