Each month, a new rotation of Pokémon appear in raids all over Pokémon Go. These raids come three distinct ranks: one-star, three-star, and five-star. The strongest Pokémon are available through five-star raids, and these are normally the legendary ones. They are the toughest to come by, making them highly valuable. You typically need a team of four to six players working together to beat it. For three-star and one-star raids, you can typically beat these on your own, so long as you have a reliable team capable of taking them down. If you’re not too sure that you’ll beat a three-star raid, it never hurts to reach out to a friend for assistance.
There are also Mega Raids, which feature mega evolved Pokémon. If you’re looking to acquire mega energy in Pokémon Go, this is the quickest way to do it. Much like five-star raids, you will need a few friends to beat it. Every raid has a CP range that the Pokémon can appear in, and another CP range when it receives a weather boost, making it stronger to fight, but comes with additional rewards.
All Pokémon Go raids
One-star raids
These are all of the Pokémon appearing in one-star raids. These are the easiest to defeat.
- DucklettCP: 447 to 489Boosted CP: 559 to 612EspurrCP: 669 to 719Boosted CP: 837 to 899RoggenrolaCP: 639 to 688Boosted CP: 799 to 860SwabluCP: 429 to 470Boosted CP: 537 to 588VoltorbCP: 532 to 577Boosted CP: 665 to 721
Three-star raids
These are all of the Pokémon appearing in three-star raids. You might need a friend to help you out with some of the tougher battles.
CP: 447 to 489Boosted CP: 559 to 612
CP: 669 to 719Boosted CP: 837 to 899
CP: 639 to 688Boosted CP: 799 to 860
CP: 429 to 470Boosted CP: 537 to 588
CP: 532 to 577Boosted CP: 665 to 721
AggronCP: 1,636 to 1,714Boosted: 2,045 to 2,143AerodactylCP: 1,515 to 1,590Boosted CP: 1,894 to 1,988DrifblimCP: 1,287 to 1,361Boosted CP: 1,609 to 1,701MagnetonCP: 1,348 to 1,420Boosted CP: 1,686 to 1,775TranquillCP: 770 to 824Boosted CP: 963 to 1,030
Five-star raids
This is the raid schedule for all legendary Pokémon appearing in five-star raids throughout March 2021. These Pokémon will rotate weekly, and we recommend teaming up with as many trainers as you can to beat them.
CP: 1,636 to 1,714Boosted: 2,045 to 2,143
CP: 1,515 to 1,590Boosted CP: 1,894 to 1,988
CP: 1,287 to 1,361Boosted CP: 1,609 to 1,701
CP: 1,348 to 1,420Boosted CP: 1,686 to 1,775
CP: 770 to 824Boosted CP: 963 to 1,030
Incarnate Forme Landorus (March 1 to 6)CP: 1,965 to 2,050Boosted CP: 2,456 to 2,563Incarnate Forme Tornadus (March 6 to 11)Incarnate Forme Thundurus (March 11 to 16)Therian Forme Thundurus (March 16 to 30Therian Forme Tornadus (March 30)
All of the five-star raids in March 2021 involve the Forces of Nature legendary Pokémon, Landorus, Tornadus, and Thundurus. The first half of the month features their Incarnate Formes. The second half features Thundurus and Tornadus’ Therian Formes, which are their new Pokémon forms in the game. These are stronger versions of the Pokémon. If you’re looking for a time to focus on these Pokémon in March 2021, we highly recommend going after the Therian Forme versions of these legendary Pokémon.
- CP: 1,965 to 2,050Boosted CP: 2,456 to 2,563
Given the schedule, we expect Therian Forme Landorus to appear sometime in early April 2021.
Mega Raids
This is all of the mega Pokémon appearing in Mega Raids. These are equally as tough as Pokémon in the five-star raids, and they rotate typically around the middle of every month. These first Pokémon listed will be appearing during the first half of March 2021 until March 16.
- Mega Ampharos CP: 1,554 to 1,630Boosted CP: 1,943 to 2,307Mega Blastoise CP: 1,338 to 1,409Boosted CP: 1,673 to 1,761Mega PidgeotCP: 1,151 to 1,216Boosted CP: 1,439 to 1,521
These next Pokémon will be appearing during the second half of March 2021, after March 16.
CP: 1,554 to 1,630Boosted CP: 1,943 to 2,307
CP: 1,338 to 1,409Boosted CP: 1,673 to 1,761
CP: 1,151 to 1,216Boosted CP: 1,439 to 1,521
Mega Abomasnow Mega HoundoomA new Mega Pokémon
