Gigantamax Inteleon — Raid Guide

Gigantamax Inteleon

Quick facts

Type: Water (Gigantamax)
Primary weaknesses: Electric, Grass
Recommended lobby: 15–20 trainers
Notable Max Move: G-Max Hydrosnipe

Introduction

Gigantamax Inteleon is a Water-type raid boss with sniper-like charged moves and good single-target damage. Being pure Water, it is primarily weak to Electric and Grass attacks. This guide explains everything trainers need to beat Gigantamax Inteleon reliably in Pokémon GO raids — from weaknesses and recommended Gigantamax counters to Dynamax picks, weather interactions, team-size guidance, and catch/reward tips.


Weaknesses & type notes

CategoryDetails
Weak to Electric type Electric • Grass type Grass
Resists Fire type Fire • Water type Water • Ice type Ice • Steel type Steel
Note Gigantamax bosses have inflated HP and use Max/G-Max moves that can alter battlefield effects; expect longer fights and coordinate revives.

Best Gigantamax Inteleon Counters

Gigantamax-type Counters

Dynamax-type Counters


Best Gigantamax Counters

Gigantamax Pokémon that amplify the right types give you a powerful edge. Below are top Gigantamax counters with short notes on why they excel vs G-Max Inteleon.

Pokémon Fast Moves Gigantamax Moves Charged Moves Elite Moves Best Moves
Rillaboom Gigantamax Rillaboom
Razor Leaf, Scratch G-Max Drum Solo Grass Knot, Energy Ball, Earth Power - Razor Leaf(13) and G-Max Drum Solo(350)
Gigantamax VenusaurGigantamax Venusaur
Vine Whip, Razor Leaf G-Max Vine Lash Sludge, Petal Blizzard, Sludge Bomb, Solar Beam Frenzy Plant Razor Leaf(13) and G-Max Vine Lash(350)
Gigantamax MachampGigantamax Machamp
Bullet Punch, Counter G-Max Chi Strike Cross Chop, Rock Slide, Close Combat, Dynamic Punch, Heavy Slam Payback, Submission, Stone Edge, Karate Chop Counter(13) and G-Max Chi Strike(350)
Gigantamax ToxtricityGigantamax Toxtricity
Spark, Poison Jab, Acid G-Max Stun Shock Acid Spray, Wild Charge, Discharge, Power-Up Punch - Poison Jab(13) and G-Max Stun Shock(350)
Gigantamax GengarGigantamax Gengar
Sucker Punch, Shadow Claw, Hex G-Max Terror Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Focus Blast, Drain Punch Lick, Dark Pulse, Shadow Punch, Sludge Wave, Psychic Hex(8) and G-Max Terror(350)
Gigantamax SnorlaxGigantamax Snorlax
Lick, Zen Headbutt G-Max Replenish Heavy Slam, Earthquake, Hyper Beam, Outrage, Skull Bash, Body Slam, Superpower Yawn Zen Headbutt(11) and G-Max Replenish(350)

Dynamax & Support Picks

Not every raid group will have multiple Gigantamax picks. Dynamax Pokémon make excellent support, either by adding burst damage or soaking time during G-Max residual windows.

Pokémon Dynamax Moves Fast Moves Charged Moves Elite Moves
Dynamax Rillaboom Dynamax Rillaboom
Max Overgrowth, Max Strike Scratch, Razor Leaf Energy Ball, Grass Knot, Earth Power -
Dynamax Toxtricity Dynamax Toxtricity
Max Lightning, Max Ooze Acid, Spark, Poison Jab Acid Spray, Discharge, Wild Charge, Power-Up Punch -
Dynamax ZapdosDynamax Zapdos
Max Lightning Charge Beam Zap Cannon, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Ancient Power, Drill Peck Thunder Shock
Dynamax Venusaur Dynamax Venusaur
Max Overgrowth Razor Leaf, Vine Whip Petal Blizzard, Sludge Bomb, Solar Beam, Sludge Frenzy Plant
Dynamax RaikouDynamax Raikou
Max Lightning Thunder Shock, Volt Switch Shadow Ball, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Wild Charge, Aura Sphere -
Dynamax GengarDynamax Gengar
Max Darkness, Max Phantasm Sucker Punch, Hex, Shadow Claw Focus Blast, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Drain Punch, Shadow Punch Lick, Psychic, Dark Pulse, Sludge Wave
Dynamax Thwackey Dynamax Thwackey
Max Strike, Max Overgrowth Scratch, Razor Leaf Energy Ball, Grass Knot -
Dynamax MetagrossDynamax Metagross
Max Mindstorm, Max Flutterby, Max Steelspike Zen Headbutt, Bullet Punch, Fury Cutter Flash Cannon, Psychic, Earthquake Meteor Mash
Dynamax ExcadrillDynamax Excadrill
Max Quake, Max Steelspike Metal Claw, Mud Slap, Mud Shot Rock Slide, Earthquake, Drill Run, Iron head, Scorching Sands -
Dynamax Machamp Dynamax Machamp
Max Knuckle, Max Steelspike Bullet Punch, Counter Heavy Slam, Dynamic Punch, Close Combat, Rock Slide, Cross Chop Karate Chop, Stone Edge, Submission, Payback
Dynamax MoltresDynamax Moltres
Max Flare, Max Airstream Fire Spin, Wing Attack Fire Blast, Overheat, Heat Wave, Ancient Power Sky Attack
Dynamax Unfezant Dynamax Unfezant
Max Airstream, Max Steelspike Air Slash, Steel Wing Heat Wave, Hyper Beam, Sky Attack -
Dynamax Ivysaur Dynamax Ivysaur
Max Overgrowth Razor Leaf, Vine Whip Power Whip, Sludge Bomb, Solar Beam -
Dynamax Passimian Dynamax Passimian
Max Knuckle, Max Strike Counter, Rock Smash, Take Down Brick Break, Close Combat, Superpower, Brutal Swing, Drain Punch -
Dynamax Haunter Dynamax Haunter
Max Phantasm Astonish, Shadow Claw, Lick Dark Pulse, Shadow Punch, Sludge Bomb, Shadow Ball, Ice Punch -
Dynamax Charizard Dynamax Charizard
Max Flare, Max Airstream, Max Wyrmwind Fire Spin, Air Slash Dragon Claw, Fire Blast, Overheat, Air Cutter Ember, Wing Attack, Dragon Breath, Blast Burn, Flamethrower
Dynamax KinglerDynamax Kingler
Max Geyser, Max Quake, Max Steelspike Metal Claw, Bubble Vise Grip, Water Pulse, X-Scissor, Crabhammer, Razor Shell Mud Shot
Dynamax InteleonDynamax Inteleon
Max Geyser, Max Strike Pound, Water Gun Water Pulse, Surf, Shadow Ball -
Dynamax Greedent Dynamax Greedent
Max Strike, Max Darkness, Max Overgrowth, Max Quake Tackle, Bite, Bullet Seed, Mud Shot Body Slam, Crunch, Tailblaze -

Moves & Threats

Inteleon common fast moves are Pound or Water Gun. Charged moves include Shadow Ball or Surf and Water Pulse. G-Max Hydrosnipe not only delivers heavy damage but also leaves a damaging area for a short time — timing your swaps and using at least one bulky support reduces wipe risk.


Weather Effects

Rainy weather: boosts Water damage. Sunny weather : boosts Grass attackers.


Battle Tips


Team Size

Recommended: 15–20 trainers for comfortable clears with mixed player levels. With many Gigantamax / Dynamax counters, 10–14 can work. Under 8 trainers should be attempted only if all participants are high-level and coordinated with ideal counters and Dynamax/G-Max boosts.


Why Raid Gigantamax Inteleon?

Reasons include Pokédex entry, strong Water attacker, shiny chance, and XL Candy farming.


When To Avoid

Avoid using fragile Water or Ice attackers that will faint quickly to Inteleon's charged moves. Also be cautious with bulk-reliant Pokémon that do low DPS despite resisting Water.


Raid Strategy & Catch Tips

If Inteleon uses Hydro Pump or Snipe Shot, conserve shields for your highest-DPS Electric attackers. After the raid, use Golden Razz for a higher catch probability, Silver Pinap is handy when you want Candy and are willing to risk the catch.


FAQ

What is Gigantamax Inteleon type and weakness?

Inteleon is a Water type. It is weak to Electric, Grass type moves.

What are good counters for G-Max Hydrosnipe?

Strong electric and grass attackers such as Gigantamax Rillaboom, Gigantamax Toxtricity, Gigantamax Machamp, Gigantamax Venusaur, Dynamax Metagross, Dynamax Passimian.

Can Gigantamax Inteleon be shiny?

Yes, but in certain events.

Is Gigantamax Inteleon catchable after the raid?

Yes — standard raid catch mechanics apply.

Does weather change move sets?

Rain boosts Water moves, Sunny boosts Grass counters


Conclusion

Gigantamax Inteleon is a mechanically interesting raid boss: its Water type is predictable, but the G-Max residual damage forces teams to plan for survivability, not just pure DPS. Prioritize Electric and Grass Gigantamax picks, add Dynamax support for sustained windows, and include at least one high-TDO tank if your lobby is smaller. With the counters and tactics above, you’ll clear Inteleon efficiently and maximize your rewards.