Pokemon GO Mewtwo Counter Guide (GO Fest 2021)
Pokemon GO trainers can start preparing for this weekend’s Mewtwo raids by studying this list of the best counters available in the mobile game.
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This weekend marks the start of Pokemon GO Fest 2021 and trainers can already purchase their tickets and start preparing for the big event. The two-day festivity is jam-packed with features and bonuses and should offer a ton of excitement and value for players of all experience levels. The first day is “Catch!” themed and brings back rotation habitats, but the second day is going to be all about the “Raid!” feature.
Trainers will obviously want to clear out some bag space, stock up on Remote and Premium Raid Passes, and start preparing their best metagame rosters for the featured five-star Battle Raids that will be in the spotlight on Sunday. In order to do that, Pokemon GO trainers should pay close attention to which Pokemon are on their way to the raid list and start updating counter rosters as necessary.
The PvE metgagame in Pokemon GO has shifted quite a bit since some of these bosses appeared, so trainers will have a bit of work to do. One of the most popular bosses of the day is going to be Mewtwo, so trainers should start preparing for that fight early. Mewtwo is a Psychic-type, which means that players will want to field a roster full of Bug-, Dark-, and Ghost-type Pokemon to have the best shot at victory. There are a lot of new Pokemon available since Mewtwo’s original appearance in EX Raids, so trainers may need to make some updates if they have an old roster saved.
Best Mewtwo Counters for GO Fest 2021 Raid Day
Gengar (Mega) – Shadow Claw/hadow Ball
Gyarados (Mega) – Bite/Crunch
Houndoom (Mega)- Snarl/Foul Play
Giratina (Origin) – Shadow Claw/Shadow Ball
Darkrai – Snarl/Shadow Ball
Chandelure – Hex/Shadow Ball
Mewtwo – Psycho Cut/Shadow Ball
Hydreigon – Bite/Dark Pulse
Yveltal – Snarl/Dark Pulse
Tyranitar – Bite/Crunch
Trainers who don’t have the proper counters ready to go may want to consider spending some Stardust, TMs, and Candy to power up the best options they have in their collections. Also, it will be important to stick with a decent sized group for this particular fight. Top tier players with the best counters, bonuses, and perks may be able to trio this boss, but average endgame players will still want 5-6 party members to head into the big fight together to avoid any wasted resources during the event.
In the coming weeks, we should learn more about what other events will be arriving during the rest of the Season of Discovery. Be sure to check back in the near future for more Pokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates. Until then, good luck out there, trainers!
Pokemon GO is available on Android and iOS.
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