Tera Raid Tinkaton Counters

Tera Raid Tinkaton 6-star Ice guide with the best counters, builds, and strategies.

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Tinkaton
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Fairy
Steel

Ice

Tera Raid Pokémon

Possible Attacks
Power Category
Gigaton Hammer
160
Play Rough
90
Knock Off
65
Thunder Wave
0
Misty Terrain
0
Sweet Kiss
0
Possible Abilities Possible Abilities
Ability Ability Description Description Possible Possible
Mold Breaker
Moves can be used regardless of Abilities. Yes
Own Tempo
The Pokémon sticks to its own tempo, preventing it from becoming confused or being affected by Intimidate. Yes
Pickpocket

(Hidden Ability)
Steals an item when hit by another Pokémon. Yes
Stats Stats
LVL Level HP HP ATT Attack DEF Defense SP. ATT Sp. Attack SP. DEF Sp. Defense SPD Speed
90 85 75 77 70 105 94

Best Counter Pokémon

Pokémon Types RES/
IMMU/
WKNS
Resis./
Immun./
Weakns.
(SP.)
ATT
DEF Counter RSLT Result
Heatran Heatran Counters
Ice
Home
R
I
W
130
Δ 25
Sp.Att.
106
Δ 31
Defense
Counters

Ice
Xcellent (5)
Salazzle (Totem) Salazzle (Totem) Counters
Ice
Oblivious
R
I
W
111
Δ 6
Sp.Att.
60
Δ -15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Xcellent (5)
Salazzle Salazzle Counters
Ice
Oblivious
R
I
W
111
Δ 6
Sp.Att.
60
Δ -15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Xcellent (5)
Volcanion Volcanion Counters
Ice
Home
R
I
W
130
Δ 25
Sp.Att.
120
Δ 45
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Revavroom Revavroom Counters
Ice
R
I
W
119
Δ 42
Attack
90
Δ 15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Magnezone Magnezone Counters
Ice
R
I
W
130
Δ 25
Sp.Att.
115
Δ 40
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Empoleon Empoleon Counters
Ice
DLC 1
R
I
W
111
Δ 6
Sp.Att.
88
Δ 13
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Iron Moth Iron Moth Counters
Ice
R
I
W
140
Δ 35
Sp.Att.
60
Δ -15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Magneton Magneton Counters
Ice
R
I
W
120
Δ 15
Sp.Att.
95
Δ 20
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Tinkaton Tinkaton Counters
Ice
Own Tempo
R
I
W
75
Δ -2
Attack
77
Δ 2
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Rotom (Heat) Rotom (Heat) Counters
Ice
R
I
W
105
Δ 0
Sp.Att.
107
Δ 32
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Salazzle (Totem) Salazzle (Totem) Counters
Ice
R
I
W
111
Δ 6
Sp.Att.
60
Δ -15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Salazzle Salazzle Counters
Ice
R
I
W
111
Δ 6
Sp.Att.
60
Δ -15
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Varoom Varoom Counters
Ice
R
I
W
70
Δ -7
Attack
63
Δ -12
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Tinkatuff Tinkatuff Counters
Ice
Own Tempo
R
I
W
55
Δ -22
Attack
55
Δ -20
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Magnemite Magnemite Counters
Ice
R
I
W
95
Δ -10
Sp.Att.
70
Δ -5
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Numel Numel Counters
Ice
Oblivious
R
I
W
60
Δ -17
Attack
40
Δ -35
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Numel Numel Counters
Ice
Own Tempo
R
I
W
60
Δ -17
Attack
40
Δ -35
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (4)
Kingambit Kingambit Counters
Ice
R
I
W
135
Δ 58
Attack
120
Δ 45
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (3)
Iron Treads Iron Treads Counters
Ice
R
I
W
112
Δ 35
Attack
120
Δ 45
Defense
Counters

Ice
Great (3)

Δ 10
*Δ (delta) means e.g. the difference between your PKMNs STAT and the Raid Pokemons counter STAT (e.g. your ATT vs enemies DEF). A higher Δ is better.

Best Counter Abilities

Ability Description Good against
Good as Gold
Gives immunity to status moves.
Thunder Wave
Misty Terrain
Sweet Kiss
Magic Bounce
Reflects status- changing moves.
Thunder Wave
Sweet Kiss
Oblivious
The Pokémon is oblivious, keeping it from being infatuated, falling for taunts, or being affected by Intimidate.
Sweet Kiss
Own Tempo
The Pokémon sticks to its own tempo, preventing it from becoming confused or being affected by Intimidate.
Sweet Kiss

Best Counter Types

Type RESI Resistances IMMU Immunities WKNS Weaknesses COUNTR Counter TOT Total RSLT Result
Fire
Fire
Counters
Ice
3 Great
Steel
Steel
Counters
Ice
3 Great
Electric
Electric
1 Good
Poison
Poison
1 Good
Water
Water
1 Good
Bug
Bug
0 Neutral
Flying
Flying
0 Neutral
Grass
Grass
0 Neutral
Ground
Ground
0 Neutral
Normal
Normal
0 Neutral
Fighting
Fighting
Counters
Ice
-1 Bad
Dark
Dark
-2 Poor
Fairy
Fairy
-2 Poor
Rock
Rock
Counters
Ice
-2 Poor
Dragon
Dragon
-3 Poor
Ghost
Ghost
-3 Poor
Psychic
Psychic
-3 Poor
Ice
Ice
-4 Poor

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Understanding Tera Raids in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet

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
  • 7 Star Raids: Special event raids featuring the most challenging opponents with perfect stats

Why Tera Types Matter

When a Pokémon Terastallizes, it changes to its Tera Type, gaining STAB (Same Type Attack Bonus) on moves of that type and adopting the defensive properties of the new type. A Fire-type Charizard that becomes Dragon Tera Type will be weak to Dragon, Fairy, and Ice moves instead of its usual Water, Electric, and Rock weaknesses. Understanding these shifts is crucial for raid success.

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