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Raid counters

Every attacker in the Game Master, simulated against this boss move by move. Change the tier, level, weather, friendship or filters and the ranking re-runs; the URL is the share link. Same boss on pokebattler.com. How accurate is this?

Latias
Tier 5 · CP 48,080
dragonpsychic
HP
15,000
Raid timer
5:00
Attack / Defense
191 / 206
Difficulty rating
2.65
Catch CP
1,921 – 2,006
Boosted (Windy)
2,402 – 2,507

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Beating Latias should take 3 trainers with level 40 counters of this strength. The Win % column is quoted at 3 trainers — the count the Estimator rounds up to, because at a full lobby every counter on this list wins every run and the column stops telling you anything. Set a lobby size below to ask a different question.

Weak to
bug 1.60xghost 1.60xice 1.60xdragon 1.60xdark 1.60xfairy 1.60x
Resists
fighting 0.63xfire 0.63xwater 0.63xgrass 0.63xelectric 0.63xpsychic 0.63x
Related countersShadow LatiasMega Latias

The best Latias counters at level 40 are Baxcalibur, Garchomp, Haxorus, Dragapult, Salamence & Dragonite.

  1. #1
    Baxcalibur
    dragonice
    Ice Fang / Glaive Rush
    Power
    44.6%
    Estimator
    2.47
    Time
    11:22
  2. #2
    Garchomp
    dragonground
    Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
    Power
    42.1%
    Estimator
    2.62
    Time
    12:02
  3. #3
    Haxorus
    dragon
    Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
    Power
    43.0%
    Estimator
    2.56
    Time
    11:47
  4. #4
    Dragapult
    dragonghost
    Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
    Power
    42.0%
    Estimator
    2.62
    Time
    12:04
  5. #5
    Salamence
    dragonflying
    Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor
    Power
    39.6%
    Estimator
    2.78
    Time
    12:47
  6. #6
    Dragonite
    dragonflying
    Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor
    Power
    38.4%
    Estimator
    2.87
    Time
    13:11

Top pick: Baxcalibur — the only attacker inside 2.1% of the leader, so this one is a real verdict rather than a tie.

On a phone the list shows estimator, time to win and faints. Overall, Power, win chance, CP, DPS and TDO appear on a wider screen.

#AttackerEst.TimeFaints
1
Baxcalibur
dragonice
Ice Fang / Glaive Rush
2.4711:2233.2
2
Garchomp
dragonground
Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
2.6212:0226.9
3
Haxorus
dragon
Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
2.5611:4737.7
4
Dragapult
dragonghost
Dragon Tail / Breaking Swipe
2.6212:0430.5
5
Salamence
dragonflying
Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor
2.7812:4734.2
6
Dragonite
dragonflying
Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor
2.8713:1132.3
7
Gholdengo
steelghost
Hex / Shadow Ball
3.0113:5024.7
8
Tyranitar
rockdark
Bite / Brutal Swing
2.9813:4231.7
9
Hydreigon
darkdragon
Bite / Brutal Swing
3.0113:5237.1
10
Kingambit
darksteel
Snarl / Foul Play
3.1114:1829.2
11
Chandelure
ghostfire
Hex / Shadow Ball
3.0213:5438.4
12
Volcarona
bugfire
Bug Bite / Bug Buzz
3.0814:1132.7
13
Incineroar
firedark
Snarl / Darkest Lariat
3.2114:4636.8
14
Polteageist
ghost
Sucker Punch / Shadow Ball
3.2114:4540.9
15
Gardevoir
psychicfairy
Charm / Dazzling Gleam
3.3615:2827.3
16
Hisuian Zoroark
normalghost
Shadow Claw / Shadow Ball
3.1614:3354.7
17
Grimmsnarl
darkfairy
Sucker Punch / Foul Play
3.3415:2234.4
18
Dhelmise
ghostgrass
Shadow Claw / Shadow Ball
3.3015:1238.5
19
Cursola
ghost
Hex / Shadow Ball
3.2915:0742.9
20
Duraludon
steeldragon
Dragon Tail / Dragon Claw
3.3215:1642.5
21
Mamoswine
iceground
Powder Snow / Avalanche
3.3315:1941.1
22
Galarian Darmanitan (Standard)
ice
Ice Fang / Avalanche
3.2514:5851.3
23
Hisuian Typhlosion
fireghost
Hex / Shadow Ball
3.3415:2240.5
24
Alolan Exeggutor
grassdragon
Dragon Tail / Draco Meteor
3.3615:2744.4
25
Goodra
dragon
Dragon Breath / Draco Meteor
3.4415:5136.1
26
Gengar
ghostpoison
Lick / Shadow Ball
3.3015:1161.7
27
Hatterene
psychicfairy
Charm / Dazzling Gleam
3.5016:0735.1
28
Glaceon
ice
Frost Breath / Avalanche
3.5016:0649.3
29
Absol
dark
Snarl / Brutal Swing
3.4816:0174.8
30
Weavile
darkice
Snarl / Triple Axel
3.6516:4770.4
How accurate is this? Same top pick as pokebattler.com on 26 of 27 lists checked, 90% of its top tens shared; weakest on Mewtwo's default list (7 of 10).

Ranking. Our full ranking against the page pokebattler.com serves for the same boss and settings, on 27 boss and filter combinations read live (2026-10-04): 242 of 270 top-ten places shared, the same #1 on 26. On the six fixed reference bosses (read 2026-10-03): 85% top-ten overlap with its default filters, 83% with Shadow, Mega and Legendary on. A close top three is shown as a tie because the order inside it is below what we can measure.

Time to win. Graded with Pokebattler's own movesets against every boss moveset, average per boss: Tier 1 and 3 +0.1% to +1.2%; Tier 5 −2.9% to +1.3%; Mega −1.1% to +2.6%; Shadow Tier 5 −1.8% to +0.3%. One attacker can be off by more: median 1.6%, worst 15%, RMS per boss moveset 2.05%.

Known weak spots.
  • Mewtwo (Tier 5, default filters) shares 7 of Pokebattler's top 10: Absol, Incineroar and Salamence sit just outside ours, Polteageist, Cursola and Hisuian Typhlosion just inside.
  • Groudon (Tier 5, default filters) shares 7 of 10; its Grass and Water counters run 2-6% fast here.
  • Tier 5 times run about 2-3% fast for attackers that faint often, and 2-3% slow on Mega Charizard Y and Mega Beedrill, whose counters resist the boss.
  • Tier 1 lists are the least checked: Combee (Tier 1) shares only 3 of Pokebattler's top 10, with Gigalith first here where Pokebattler puts Rhyperior.

This boss on pokebattler.com. Boss-by-boss accuracy report.

PB # is pokebattler.com's own rank for the same attacker, read from its public API for this boss at these settings on 2026-09-10 and committed to this repo, so the column is its answer and not our guess at it. 27 of our 30 rows are on its 30-row list, 10 of them in both top tens; the average shared row sits 2.3 places from where it puts it, and the widest gap is Gardevoir — our #15 against its #24. Its own top pick is ours too. Where the two disagree it is our faint model, not the times: we under-count deaths for attackers the boss hits for 2.56x, which flatters exactly those rows. Tracked in the accuracy report. You do not have to take our order while that is true — sort this table by Pokebattler's own rank and read our numbers on its rows.

What the columns mean

Power and Estimator are printed on Pokebattler's own scale, converted from our simulated time to win by the per-tier constants measured off its published rows (Tier 5 / Mega / Shadow Tier 5: within ~3% of its numbers per attacker; Tier 1 and Tier 3 are a loose fit — read the ordering there, not the digits). Faints is our own solo-trainer count and is the column that still disagrees with Pokebattler's effectiveDeaths on which attackers are bulky — the same disagreement that puts a frail attacker a few places too high on this list; that is a simulator question, tracked in the accuracy report.

Overall is time to win discounted by how much damage the attacker deals per life, so a bulkier attacker can outrank a marginally faster glass cannon — Pokebattler's own published Overall blend (“Tier 5 Raids — 50% Power, 50% Time to Win. Time to Win goal is 300s. Raid size 8”) carried onto the one scale both simulators measure. It is the default sort, as on Pokebattler, and like Pokebattler's it is taken over a random boss moveset: each attacker's moveset is chosen, and every number on its row averaged, over the boss's whole movepool, not over one boss moveset. Power is the share of the boss one attacker removes in a single life. Estimator is the number of trainers of this attacker needed to finish inside the 5:00 raid timer — it is time to win ÷ timer, so sorting on it gives the same order as sorting on Time to win. Time to win, faints and TDO are one trainer soloing the boss with a party of six, relobbying after a wipe. Win % is the share of runs that beat the timer with 3 trainers of it. Open a moveset to see every alternative the simulator scored for that attacker.

Hardest movesets to raid against

The same boss is a different fight depending on what it knows. Each row re-simulates the top 6 counters above against one specific moveset; the list is ordered hardest first, and clicking a row filters the whole page to that moveset — the ranking, the estimator and the share link all follow.

Boss movesetWin % (3)OverallPowerTime to winFaintsEstimator
Random (any moveset)showing100%44%41.6%12:125.92.65
Charm / Outrage100%32%39.6%12:486.02.78
Zen Headbutt / Outrage100%36%40.7%12:266.02.70
Dragon Breath / Outrage100%35%41.1%12:196.02.68
Dragon Breath / Psychic100%43%41.3%12:166.02.67
Charm / Psychic100%42%41.4%12:156.02.66
Charm / Aura Sphere100%46%41.5%12:136.02.66
Zen Headbutt / Psychic100%45%41.6%12:116.02.65
Zen Headbutt / Aura Sphere100%53%41.7%12:096.02.64
Dragon Breath / Aura Sphere100%51%41.8%12:086.02.64
Charm / Thunder100%58%41.9%12:056.02.63
Dragon Breath / Thunder100%70%42.4%11:575.72.60
Zen Headbutt / Thunder100%73%42.9%11:495.72.57

Measured over the top 6 attackers on the list above rather than by re-ranking the whole roster once per moveset — the ordering is what the table is for, and a full re-rank per moveset would cost ten times the page's whole simulation budget. Win % is the share of runs 3 trainers of those attackers finish inside the raid timer. Overall is Pokebattler's published blend on its own absolute scale (higher is easier), not a percentage of the best row the way the ranked table's Overall column is — which is why an easy boss reads well above 100% here.

Custom raid

Raid bosses live right now

Schedule snapshot 2026-10-05 · 1 not in the Pokemon snapshot yet (Astronaut Pikachu)

Attackers allowed
Share these exact settings

Shadow, Mega and Legendary start unchecked because that is the filter state pokebattler.com serves a visitor. Ranked 30 attackers in 1.5 s (50 Monte Carlo runs each, seed 1), moveset table 0.1 s. Update ranking re-reads the settings; Re-run simulation rolls a new seed on the same settings, so the difference between two runs is this table's own error bar. The same ranking, with the same cache and the same settings, is available as JSON at /api/raids/rank.