The 10 Most Powerful Dragon-Types In Pokémon Go, Ranked

Collecting Pokémon in Pokémon Go has practically become it’s own sport. These are the most powerful dragon types in the game, ranked.

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For nearly 30 years, Pokémon has been the leading monster capture game. From a simple Gameboy game, it has evolved and spun off onto almost every Nintendo platform. But perhaps its most groundbreaking version is Pokémon Go, which introduced the world to the concept of augmented reality.

Pokémon Go incorporates many different dynamics, including walking to catch wild Pokémon and trading Pokémon with friends. However, possibly the most exciting part of Pokémon Go is the gym battles. Installing your Pokémon in gyms helps you earn coins rapidly, plus it’s just cool to see your Pokémon hold a gym for your team. If you want to win gyms and hold them, you want to collect powerful Pokémon. Use this guide to select the strongest dragon Pokémon for your team.

10 Kingdra

Kingdra is a water dragon. Based on a sea horse, it evolves from Seadra, which evolves from Horsea. In Pokémon lore, some people believe that its yawning influences the currents of the sea.

Other say it creates massive whirlpools when it moves. In the world of Pokémon, it’s found in Johto and Kalos. You won’t get a Kingdra from an egg. If you want to find a Kingdra in Pokémon Go, check out harbors, ports, canals, and docks. Its spawn rate increases when it’s rainy and windy.

9 Flygon

Flygon is a ground dragon. It’s also called a mystic Pokémon. It evolves from Vibrava, which evolves from Trapinch. Trapinch is modeled after an ant lion, which is a lacewing larva, which partly accounts for the dramatic transformation of the Pokémon through its evolution.

In the world of Pokémon, it’s found in Alola, Hoenn, and the mountains of Kalos. Sometimes it flies over the desert, and it uses sandstorms to confuse opponents and escape from unfavorable battles. Flygon won’t come in an egg. It is best found in rough terrain in sunny and windy weather.

8 Giratina

Giratina is a ghost dragon, also called a renegade Pokémon. It does not evolve, although it does have an altered form.

In the Pokémon world, Giratina was found in Sinnoh, though it was actually banished to an alternate dimension for its violence. In the alternate dimension, the world is confused, distorted, or even reversed, almost like the “upside down.”

Giratina doesn’t appear in eggs. As a legendary Pokémon, your best chance to catch it is as part of a raid battle. Its spawn rate is increased in fog and windy weather.

7 Latias

Latias is a psychic dragon. It is also known as an eon Pokémon. As you would expect from its psychic nature, it can pick up on people’s emotions and even read their thoughts. It is covered with a refractive down that lets it change its appearance.

In the world of Pokémon, Latias live in Hoenn. In Pokémon Go, you want to look for Latias by the water’s edge, and you can sometimes get it as part of a raid battle. It doesn’t hatch from eggs, but its spawn rate is increased in windy weather.

6 Salamence

Salamence is a flying dragon. Because its earlier stages of evolution (first Bagon and then Shelgon) can’t fly, the Pokémon exults in its flying ability, sometimes to the point of being rowdy, with destructive, fiery celebrations.

Plus, like many fire Pokémon, it has a bit of a temper. In the world of Pokémon, it can be found in Alola, Hoenn, and the coasts of Kalos. In Pokémon Go, you can’t get Salamence from an egg. If you want to find it, your best odds are looking in rough terrain during windy weather.

5 Dragonite

Dragonite is a fast flying dragon, capable of circling the globe in just 16 hours. Unlike many of its fellow dragons, it is a kindly Pokémon, and tales tell of one that rescued a shipwrecked man and took him to an island paradise (no, not Paradise Island). Even so, Dragonite is still very powerful and capable of great destruction. It evolves from Dragonair, which evolves from Dratini.

In the world of Pokémon, you can find it in Alola, Kanto, and the mountains of Kalos. In Pokémon Go, you should look for Dragonite at the water’s edge. Spawn rate increases during windy weather. You might also capture it during a raid battle. Dragonite is one of the Pokémon used by Rocket leader Arlo.

4 Latios

Latios is a psychic dragon. You might think that it’s the male form of Latias, but that’s not the case. These are two closely related dragons, but they’re distinct species. Psychically, Latios isn’t a reader of thoughts, but a projector. Like Dragonite, it’s also very fast, said to be able to beat some jet planes in a race.

In the world of Pokémon, Latios is found in Hoenn. In Pokémon Go, look for Latios at the water’s edge and during windy weather. You won’t get one from an egg, but you might catch it in a raid battle.

3 Rayquaza

Rayquaza is a flying dragon, also known as the sky high Pokémon. This legendary and ancient Pokémon is said to fly high in the air, eating meteoroids. It also looks like a meteor when it flies. Unlike many dragons, it’s a peacemaker, stopping battles between Kyogre and Groudon, though it is not as strong as either of those Pokémon.

You don’t have to go to the ozone layer to catch this Pokémon, you can sometimes find it at special landmarks, and the odds are best in windy weather. You can also catch it during raid battles, but never get it from an egg. This Pokémon is only available during special events, most recently on September 2, 2019.

2 Garchomp

Garchomp is a ground dragon, also known as the mach Pokémon. Its nickname comes from its incredible speed, which, like Latios, rival that of supersonic jets. This is facilitated by its fine scales, which reduce drag on the Pokémon. Garchomp evolves from Gabite, which evolves from Gible.

In the world of Pokémon, it is found in Alola, Sinnoh, and the mountains of Kalos. Garchomp is most likely to spawn in sunny and windy weather, though your best chance of getting it is to evolve it. People are excited about the introduction of shiny Gibles.

1 Dialga

Dialga is a steel dragon. It’s also a legendary Pokémon and known as the temporal Pokémon. That’s because it can control time with its roar. Its strength and abilities meant that this most powerful of dragon was worshiped as a god.

In the world of Pokémon, it is found in the Sinnoh region. In Pokémon Go, it’s hard to find. While it’s sometimes found at special locations, you’re most likely to encounter it during a raid battle. As the fifth most powerful Pokémon in the game, it’s highly sought after, and a very valuable trade.

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