Pokémon GO officially announced that after Armored Mewtwo, Rayquaza will once again take over the raids throne, and this time even more domineering in black!
 
For the first time in a long time, Rayquaza is coming to Pokemon Go. As Niantic announced today, the Legendary Pokemon will appear in five-star raids from Wednesday, July 31 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET / 9pm BST through Monday, September 2 at the same time. In other words, you've got a whole month to hunt for a coveted Shiny Rayquaza.
 
Rayquaza is a dual Dragon and Flying-type Pokémon and that gives it some weaknesses, but a lot of resistances.
 
If you want to take Rayquaza on, Ice, Rock, Dragon, and Fairy-type Pokémon are all effective. Ice is especially super effective, causing four times as much damage as usual due to Rayquaza's weakness against Ice. You even have a chance of grabbing a Shiny Rayquaza in these upcoming raid battles, so if that's one you want to add to your collection, this is your chance.
 
In March, Rayquaza made its second appearance in Pokémon Go for a weekend event. Then, trainers believed that Shiny Rayquaza would finally be unlocked in the popular mobile game but Niantic confirmed that it wouldn't.
 
Speaking of your collection and by extent, your collection space, Rayquaza coming up is not the only important news for Trainers. If you've been having issues with storing enough Pokémon don't worry, as Trainer storage has been increased to 2,500. Yes, you can now store 2,500 different Pokémon. Trainers have been requesting additional storage for their Pokémon for some time, so this announcement should cause some rejoicing.
 
It is said that the legend that has lived in the ozone layer for hundreds of millions of years is in Pokemon Rayquaza, only when the battle between Gayokan and Girardot is settled. Seeing that these two Pokemons have been moving frequently, the unrelenting Rayquaza will come again! From August 1st to September 2nd, 2019, Rayquaza will be on a team battle.