Current Pokémon GO raid bosses

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Mega

Mega Raids

Mega SwampertMega Swampert✨ shiny
5★

5-Star Raids

LunalaLunala
Shadow Giratina (Altered)Shadow Giratina (Altered)✨ shiny
3★

3-Star Raids

DhelmiseDhelmise✨ shiny
KlawfKlawf
DondozoDondozo✨ shiny
Shadow SnorlaxShadow Snorlax✨ shiny
Shadow HitmontopShadow Hitmontop✨ shiny
Shadow LampentShadow Lampent✨ shiny
1★

1-Star Raids

Hisuian QwilfishHisuian Qwilfish✨ shiny
FeebasFeebas✨ shiny
BruxishBruxish✨ shiny
Shadow SlowpokeShadow Slowpoke✨ shiny
Shadow AipomShadow Aipom✨ shiny
Shadow CroagunkShadow Croagunk✨ shiny
Shadow GrubbinShadow Grubbin✨ shiny

How raids work

Raids happen at PokéStops and Gyms in five tiers: 1-star (solo-able), 3-star (solo-able for strong teams), 5-star legendaries (group recommended), Mega Raids (group recommended), and Elite Raids (rare, timed, requires local coordination).

5-star and legendary raids

5-star raids rotate every one to two weeks. Each legendary has a chance of being shiny — some are much rarer than others and only return once or twice a year. If you're missing a current legendary, prioritise it before the rotation ends.

Mega raids

Mega Raids reward Mega Energy for the featured Pokémon. Completing enough Mega Raids of a Pokémon unlocks permanent Mega Evolution access without needing more energy. Prioritise Mega Pokémon you haven't fully unlocked yet.

Track which raid bosses you still need

Log in to PokeTracker to see which current raid bosses are missing from your Pokédex — so you know exactly which ones to prioritise.

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