Once you boost your Pokemon Go trainer level to level 5, you’ ll unlock a new feature for the game: Raid Battles. These battles take place at Pokemon Gyms out in the world at random times of day, replacing the usual back and forth for control between the Pokemon Go Gym Teams with an all-hands-on-deck battle against a super-powerful boss Pokemon, where players of all kinds can work together to bring that Pokemon down. Let's take a look at how Raid Battles work, what Raid Bosses you'll encounter, and some other useful information for new and returning players.
 

Current Raid Boss list
 
Raid Battles take place when a Raid Boss takes over a Gym and players have to team up to take down the powerful foe. Up to 20 Trainers can join in the fight and you need to be level 20 or higher to participate (Niantic has lowered the level cap multiple times already.) By taking down those powerful Raid Bosses under a time limit, you can grab exclusive rewards as well as the chance to finally catch those elusive Legendary Pokémon in the coming weeks. Those momsters can have a massive amount of CP, up to 10 times as powerful as regular creatures. Each one is graded from one to five. Each Raid Boss fits into one of five tiers, one being the easiest and five the most challenging. These five can effectively be slotted into three groups, however, which was distinguished by egg colour.
 
Tier 1 or 2 - Pink Egg, can be soloed
Tier 3 of 4 - Yellow Egg, requires a group of at least 3-4 players, depending on level.
Tier 5 - Legendary, requires a large group of at least 10-12 players, depending on level. Each specific creature is only available for a short amount of time, as listed in our Legendary Pokémon page.
 
The types of bosses you face will have a fixed CP per encounter. Below the video, you check all the raid bosses you will be faced with in the game.

 
 

Some Tips for Raid Battles
 
First, learn to dodge. This one is tricky and as easy to mess up as it is to get right because the signaling system doesn't seem to be as strong in raids as in normal battles. But if you can, do your best to at least dodge the boss Pokémon's charge attacks. Avoiding a few of them can dramatically increase your lifespan during the fight. Be forewarned, however: if you're going up against a high HP Pokémon like Snorlax, the clock will not be on your side. Dodging in these instances might take up valuable time you'll need to do damage, so be judicious.
 
Use your Golden Razz Berries on the bonus challenge. After a raid, the boss will shrink down to regular size and you'll get a limited number of chances to catch it with premiere balls. This is going to be a bit tough, especially for Tier 4 monsters. Use some newly acquired Golden Razz Berries to make things easier, and try to use curveballs and great throws to your advantage as well. By the way, you can buy Cheap Pokemon Quest PM Tickets from our website: rvgm.com, a trustworthy, cheap online in-game currency store.
 
Raid Battle Rewards
 
Taking on raid battles has a few benefits in Pokemon Go.  First, you get player experience. Besides, you can also get rare items like Rare Candy, Golden Razz Berries, plus Charged and Fast TMs. But the best reward is that you’ll also have the chance to catch the Pokemon featured in the raid battle and most of them are often rare, desirable or even exclusive to raids.