Regidrago Raid Guide – Counters, Strategies & FAQs

Weaknesses & resistances

Category	Details
Weak to	Ice • Dragon • Fairy
Resists to	Fire • Water • Grass • Electric

Notes Its massive HP and strong attacks mean you should avoid neutral or resisted types, like Fire, Water, or Electric Pokémon. Ice-type attackers like Mamoswine or Kyurem, Fairy-types like Togekiss, or Dragon-types like Rayquaza are the most effective.

Best Regidrago Counters

Dragon-type Counters

• Palkia: (Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor)
• Dragapult: (Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe)
• Sceptile: (Breaking Swipe)

Fairy-type Counters

• Enamorus: (Fairy Wind / Dazzling Gleam)
• Gardevoir: (Charm / Dazzling Gleam)
• Zacian: (Play Rough)

Ice-type Counters

• Zamazenta: (Ice Fang)
• White Kyurem: (Ice Fang / Ice Burn)
• Black Kyurem: (Freeze Shock)

Best Mega Evolutions

Recommended Megas to use against Regidrago:

• Sceptile – Bug boost
• Sceptile, Latias, Latios, Salamence, Garchomp, Rayquaza – Dragon boost
• Gardevoir – Fairy boost

Difficulty

While large teams can overcome it with ease, small squads need to focus on exploiting type weaknesses and timing shields properly.

Best Team Composition

A strong Regidrago raid team should include:

• 3–4 Ice-type attackers for maximum DPS
• 2–3 Dragon-type attackers for neutral and super effective damage
• 1–2 Fairy-type Pokémon for additional coverage
• Optional Mega Pokémon to boost overall team damage

Using Mega Rayquaza will massively increase damage output and reduce the number of trainers needed for a fast clear.

How Many Trainers Are Needed?

• 2 trainers: Possible with top Ice and Dragon counters plus Mega support
• 3 trainers: Comfortable win
• 4+ trainers: Very easy clear

Team Recommendations

Optimized Team (2–4 Trainers)

• Mega Gardevoir
• Mega Rayquaza
• Black Kyurem
• Zacian — Crowned Sword
• Galarian Darmanitan

Balanced / Accessible Team

• Mamoswine
• Weavile
• Togekiss
• Kyurem
• Sylveon

Mix Dragon, Fairy, and Ice types to balance DPS and survivability — especially effective in smaller groups or less boosted weather.

Catch Tips

• Use Golden Razz Berries for best catch chance
• Curve Excellent throws are highly recommended
• Wait for Regidrago’s attack animation before throwing
• Be patient, as it can dodge occasionally

Battle Tips

• Ice-types deal the most consistent super effective damage
• Dragon-types provide additional DPS, especially with Mega Rayquaza
• Dodge Outrage and Draco Meteor in smaller raid groups
• Fairy-types are useful as backup coverage

Is Regidrago Worth Raiding?

Regidrago is valuable for Pokédex completion and provides a powerful Dragon-type attacker for PvP and raids. Its weaknesses allow skilled players to defeat it efficiently with the right counters.

Rewards

• Chance to catch Regidrago (with boosted IVs)
• Rare Candy & XL Candy

Conclusion

Regidrago is a fast and powerful Dragon-type raid boss. A team focused on Ice, Dragon, and Fairy-types, optionally supported by Mega Pokémon, ensures efficient victory. Focus on exploiting its weaknesses and dodging charged moves for a smooth raid.

Related Guides

Looking for more counters? Check out our Mega Rayquaza Raid Guide, Mega Garchomp Raid Guide, Mega Gardevoir Raid Guide

Summary

• Prioritize Ice, Fairy, and Dragon-type Pokémon for maximum damage.
• Avoid neutral or weakly effective Pokémon.
• Use multi-bar charged moves and shield rotations to manage battle length.
• Small groups must coordinate to survive its strong Dragon-type attacks, while large groups can focus purely on DPS.