Tera Raid Cryogonal Counters
Tera Raid Cryogonal 4-star Rock guide with the best counters, builds, and strategies.
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Cryogonal
Tera Raid Pokémon
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Possible Attacks
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Power | Category | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Freeze-Dry
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70 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Ancient Power
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60 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Haze
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0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Confuse Ray
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0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Snowscape
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0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Aurora Veil
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0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Best Counter Pokémon
| Pokémon | Types | RES/ IMMU/ WKNS Resis./ Immun./ Weakns. |
(SP.) ATT |
SP. DEF |
Counter | RSLT Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revavroom
Revavroom
Counters
Rock
Overcoat
|
R
I
W
|
119
Δ 69
Attack |
67 Δ -28
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (4) | ||
| Tinkaton
Tinkaton
Counters
Rock
Own Tempo
|
R
I
W
|
75
Δ 25
Attack |
105 Δ 10
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (4) | ||
| Lucario
Lucario
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
110
Δ 60
Attack |
70 Δ -25
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (4) | ||
| Tinkatuff
Tinkatuff
Counters
Rock
Own Tempo
|
R
I
W
|
55
Δ 5
Attack |
82 Δ -13
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (4) | ||
| Copperajah
Copperajah
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
130
Δ 80
Attack |
69 Δ -26
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Kingambit
Kingambit
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
135
Δ 85
Attack |
85 Δ -10
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Metagross
Metagross
Counters
Rock
|
DLC 2 |
R
I
W
|
135
Δ 85
Attack |
90 Δ -5
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Magearna
Magearna
Counters
Rock
|
Home |
R
I
W
|
130
Δ -5
Sp.Att. |
115 Δ 20
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Heatran
Heatran
Counters
Rock
|
Home |
R
I
W
|
130
Δ -5
Sp.Att. |
106 Δ 11
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Bronzong
Bronzong
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
89
Δ 39
Attack |
116 Δ 21
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Iron Crown
Iron Crown
Counters
Rock
|
DLC 2 |
R
I
W
|
122
Δ -13
Sp.Att. |
108 Δ 13
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Revavroom
Revavroom
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
119
Δ 69
Attack |
67 Δ -28
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Tinkaton
Tinkaton
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
75
Δ 25
Attack |
105 Δ 10
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Probopass
Probopass
Counters
Rock
|
DLC 1 |
R
I
W
|
75
Δ -60
Sp.Att. |
150 Δ 55
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Bisharp
Bisharp
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
125
Δ 75
Attack |
70 Δ -25
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Bastiodon
Bastiodon
Counters
Rock
|
DLC 2 |
R
I
W
|
52
Δ 2
Attack |
138 Δ 43
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Perrserker
Perrserker
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
110
Δ 60
Attack |
60 Δ -35
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Sandslash (Alola)
Sandslash (Alola)
Counters
Rock
|
DLC 2 |
R
I
W
|
100
Δ 50
Attack |
65 Δ -30
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | |
| Gholdengo
Gholdengo
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
133
Δ -2
Sp.Att. |
91 Δ -4
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
| Magnezone
Magnezone
Counters
Rock
|
R
I
W
|
130
Δ -5
Sp.Att. |
90 Δ -5
Sp.Def
|
Counters Rock
|
Great (3) | ||
Best Counter Abilities
| Ability | Description | Good against |
|---|---|---|
Good as Gold |
Gives immunity to status moves. | Haze
Confuse Ray
Snowscape
Aurora Veil
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Magic Bounce |
Reflects status- changing moves. | Confuse Ray
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Oblivious |
The Pokémon is oblivious, keeping it from being infatuated, falling for taunts, or being affected by Intimidate. | Confuse Ray
|
Own Tempo |
The Pokémon sticks to its own tempo, preventing it from becoming confused or being affected by Intimidate. | Confuse Ray
|
Overcoat |
The Pokémon takes no damage from sandstorms. It is also protected from the effects of powders and spores. | Snowscape
|
Best Counter Types
| Type | RESI Resistances | IMMU Immunities | WKNS Weaknesses | COUNTR Counter | TOT Total | RSLT Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fighting
Fighting
|
Counters Rock |
2 | Great | |||
Steel
Steel
|
Counters Rock |
2 | Great | |||
Grass
Grass
|
Counters Rock |
1 | Good | |||
Dark
Dark
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Dragon
Dragon
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Electric
Electric
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Fairy
Fairy
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Ghost
Ghost
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Ground
Ground
|
⚠️Cryogonal is immune to Ground because of Levitate |
0 | Neutral | |||
Psychic
Psychic
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Rock
Rock
|
0 | Neutral | ||||
Normal
Normal
|
-1 | Bad | ||||
Poison
Poison
|
-1 | Bad | ||||
Water
Water
|
Counters Rock |
-2 | Poor | |||
Bug
Bug
|
-3 | Poor | ||||
Ice
Ice
|
-3 | Poor | ||||
Fire
Fire
|
-4 | Poor | ||||
Flying
Flying
|
-4 | Poor |
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What are Tera Raids?
Tera Raid Battles are cooperative multiplayer battles in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet where up to 4 players team up to battle and catch a Terastallized wild Pokémon. These powerful Pokémon have shifted to a different Tera Type, changing their strengths and weaknesses dramatically from their standard typing.
Raid Difficulty Levels
- 1-2 Star Raids: Beginner-friendly raids perfect for new trainers
- 3-4 Star Raids: Intermediate difficulty requiring type advantage planning
- 5 Star Raids: Advanced raids with competitive movesets and higher stats
- 6 Star Raids: Post-game content requiring optimized builds and coordination
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