Regidrago Duo Raid Guide

While it may not have the highest DPS, Mega Gardevoir has far-and-away the highest average performance on this list. Thanks to its outstanding resistance set, this monster of a Mega double-resists Regidrago's best stuff and lasts for a very long time on average. And while its DPS isn't the top, it's actually just slightly below Mega Salamence, and still absolutely in the top tier for making Regidrago go "squish".

The top DPS Mega (by a very small margin), Mega Salamence hits hard and can make Regidrago reel in pain pretty quickly. However, on paper it's basically a worse Mega Gardevoir in this raid; it sports nearly-identical average DPS, but far lower DPS due to its weakness to Dragon Type moves. So what makes Mega Salamence worth using over Mega gardevoir? The fact that it boosts Dragon Types while on the field. In general, you're going to see players pull out Dragons to fight Regidrago, and with good reason thanks to their very high average DPS. And this is where Mega Salamence can really shine, as if you have 2-3 other players running Rayquaza or ideally the two big-name Shadow Dragons, then Mega Salamence' presence on the field will result in tremendous DPS that will knock Regidrago flat very quickly.

Actually pretty close to Mega Salamence in this raid, but being weak to Regidrago's only Fast Move pushes it a bit farther down the list.

I suppose that even having a Dragon Type fast move is enough for this behemoth to shoehorn its way into this heading. Primal Groudon doesn't have any note-worthy interactions in this raid, but it's just a very solid average performer that most players should have ready to go.

It's a bit hard to justify using an Elite TM to get Dazzling Gleam, but Mega Alakazam's sheer power allows it to at least be a decent option here.

Well known for its unparalleled Grass performance, Mega Sceptile is actually an okay Dragon Type attacker thanks in part to he very quick Energy Generation of Fury Cutter. It's not outstanding, but it's usable.

A classic middle-of-the-road Mega, Mega Charizard is usable here too.

Honestly, Mega Glalie's only really worth using in Snowy weather and/or if you know as a fact that your raid group is invested heavily in Mamoswine.

More of a filler, Mega Latias definitely exists as an option in this raid!

Decent TDO, but ultimately an inferior choice. It's a solid filler-Mega, but don't throw Elite TMs at it to get a Dragon moveset just for this raid.

The dragon famed for its resistance to Dragon Type moves... but, ultimately, it's just a worse Mega Gardevoir. Its one competency is its ability to boost Fairy and Dragon Types while on the field, so it would be a good option for larger raid groups, but larger raid groups aren't going to need help taking down this squishy dragon.

The one true king of Dragons, Salamence soars above the competition in terms of DPS. If you want to smack Regidrago down as quickly as possible, then this is your Pokemon for the job.

Best known for its Ground performance, Shadow Garchomp is actually among the top Dragon attackers as well. If you have one, just TM over to its Dragon moveset and you're good to go.

While not as renowned as Shadow Salamence, Shadow Dragonite is actually every bit as viable, trading a little DPS for extra TDO.

The top Ice Type counter, this is the go-to counter in Snowy weather or if you've got a friend bringing Mega Glalie to the fight.

The original Dragon Legend, Rayquaza still retains its notoriety thanks to its outstanding Attack and moveset. Speaking of; Outrage and Breaking Swipe are very close to one another, but the latter has vastly superior dodging potential, so it's probably the better option for anyone doing more than just tapping their screen.

One of the true classical Dragons, Salamence does the job and hits hard. Just watch out, as it is a bit frail here.

While a bit glassy, Haxorus hits genuinely hard and performs very well in this raid.

The top Fairy Type, Shadow Gardevoir sports the same advantages as Mega Gardevoir, but to a lesser degree. A very good all-around counter that's worth adding to the team.

Best known for its Electrical Power, Zekrom is still a great option as a Dragon Type as well.

Best known for its Ground type Power, Garchomp is still a great option as a Dragon Type as well.

The original Dragon, Dragonite is still a very powerful option that's capable of running raids without any issues.

When both Dragon and Ice show up as a weakness (as is a natural part of Dragon Types),Kyurem can utilize the stupid-strong Glaciate to deal great damage.

The universal counter strikes again, this time sporting Ice Beam to freeze Regidrago in place.

The famed tank-dragon, Dialga has a great overall performance in this raid, and is the only top counter that actually resists Hyper Beam!

Snow monke.

In a manner similar to Zekrom, Reshiram is best known for its other type's sheer power; in this case Fire. Unlike Zekrom, its Dragon Type moveset isn't really good enough to give it noteriety, literally turning up as a clone of Dialga, but without the useful sub-type.

Surprisingly good in this raid, Shadow Granbull can take on pretty much anything that Regidrago can throw its way and keep swinging.

Ice-pig-ephant!

A good Dragon in terms of DPS, Shadow Latios can help out if you're missing other high-DPS options.

While low on DPS, Zacian likes to stick around for a very long time. If you happen to have one raised for the Master League and lack other good options for this raid, it can definitely slot in.

Arguably the best budget option due to how common Eevee is, Sylveon is going to need some DPS help from the rest of the team, but can still work well enough