Battle type
Normal
Weather Boosts a type Nosepass is weak to
Best Nosepass Raid Counters
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Only one of your Pokémon can be Mega Evolved at a time, so bring one of these and fill the rest of your team from the counters above.
Pokémon
Moveset
Trainers
- 1 0.54
- 2 0.56
- 3 0.58
- 4 0.63
- 5 0.64
- 6 0.65
- 7 0.67
- 8 0.68
- 9 0.69
- 10 0.69
- 11 0.7
- 12 0.71
- 13 0.72
- 14 0.73
- 15 0.73
- 16 0.73
- 17 0.73
- 18 0.74
- 19 0.74
- 20 0.75
Pokémon
Moveset
Trainers
- 1 0.49
- 2 0.54
- 3 0.56
- 4 0.59
- 5 0.63
- 6 0.63
- 7 0.63
- 8 0.64
- 9 0.64
- 10 0.64
Pokémon
Moveset
Trainers
- 1 0.49
- 2 0.54
- 3 0.54
- 4 0.56
- 5 0.56
- 6 0.58
- 7 0.59
- 8 0.63
- 9 0.63
- 10 0.63
The top Nosepass counters, ranked by how many trainers it takes to win the raid in time, each bringing six of that Pokémon at level 40. Fewer is better. Simulated raid battles against Nosepass's own moves and stats, with no dodging. Click here for more info »
What counters Nosepass?
The best counter to Nosepass is Crowned Sword Zacian with Metal Claw and Behemoth Blade, followed by Crowned Shield Zamazenta, Dusk Mane Necrozma and Keldeo (Resolute Form). The best Mega or Primal to bring is Mega Mewtwo X with Counter and Dynamic Punch+.
Nosepass weaknesses
Nosepass is a Rock Pokémon, so as a raid boss it is weak to Fighting, Ground, Steel, Water and Grass moves. Avoid Normal, Flying, Poison and Fire moves, which it resists.