Shaymin (Sky) Raid Guide
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The best counters, weaknesses, and catch CP for beating Shaymin (Sky) in Pokémon GO raids.
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Catch CP (L20)
1966–2052
Raid IV floor is 10 — 2052 means a 100% IV catch.
Weather-boosted (L25)
2458–2566
Boosted in Sunny / Clear or Windy weather.
Top weakness
IceFlyingPoison
Ice hits ×2.56.
Best counters
All viable counters — ranked by DPS³×TDOSuper-effective charged moves only
All movesetsRegular movesets (no Elite TM)
#1











Kyurem (White)
Ice Fang + Blizzard
Ice50.4 DPS2064 TDO
#2Darmanitan (Galarian zen)
Ice Fang + Avalanche
Ice53.0 DPS1444 TDO
#3Baxcalibur
Ice Fang + Avalanche
Ice42.4 DPS1506 TDO
#4Mega Abomasnow
Powder Snow + Weather Ball Ice
Ice40.2 DPS1461 TDO
#5Darmanitan (Galarian standard)
Ice Fang + Avalanche
Ice43.8 DPS1114 TDO
#6Mamoswine
Powder Snow + Avalanche
Ice40.6 DPS1336 TDO
#7Mega Glalie
Frost Breath + Avalanche
Ice41.2 DPS1230 TDO
#8Mega Charizard Y
Fire Spin + Blast Burn
Fire38.2 DPS1389 TDOLegacy
#9Glaceon
Frost Breath + Avalanche
Ice39.3 DPS1224 TDO
#10Eternatus
Poison Jab + Dynamax Cannon
Dragon35.1 DPS1635 TDOLegacy
#11Mega Salamence
Fire Fang + Fly
Flying34.6 DPS1693 TDO
#12Kyurem (Black)
Dragon Tail + Blizzard
Ice36.1 DPS1477 TDO
DPS and estimated total damage output (TDO) are computed against Shaymin (Sky)'s actual typing and Tier-5 boss stats — each attacker's best fast + charged pairing, ranked by the combined DPS³ × TDO score. Legacy marks movesets that need an Elite TM. Shadow forms exist for Mamoswine — a Shadow version deals ×1.2 damage (~20% harder) but also takes ×1.2 damage. This is per-boss matchup math, not the neutral-target tier list. Full formula on the methodology page.
Source: pogoapi.net · Updated: Sep 28, 2026 · About these stats
Weaknesses
Ice×2.56
Flying×1.60
Poison×1.60
Rock×1.60
Fire×1.60
Shaymin (Sky)'s moves
GrassMagical Leaf
fastNormalHidden Power
fastPsychicZen Headbutt
fastGrassSolar Beam
chargedGrassSeed Flare
chargedGrassEnergy Ball
chargedGrassGrass Knot
chargedDodge when the screen flashes — the charged moves above are what hit hardest.