Pokemon GO Celesteela: Best Moveset, Stats, Counters & How to Catch

Learn about Celesteela's best moveset, stats, counters, and how to catch this powerful Pokemon in Pokemon GO with our guide.

Pokemon GO Celesteela: Best Moveset, Stats, Counters & How to Catch
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Celesteela is a  Steel and Flying-type 'mon from the Alola region. Celesteela usually comes up as a 5-star raid boss in Pokemon GO. This guide will provide an overview of Celesteela's best moveset, stats, counters, and how to catch it in the game.

How to Catch Celesteela in Pokemon GO


Celesteela can be encountered in Pokemon GO by participating in and successfully defeating it in 5-star raid battles. Trainers will have the opportunity to catch Celesteela after earning the encounter by emerging victorious in these raids. It is important to note that Celesteela is a regional variant, meaning its availability may be limited to specific regions or events.

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Celesteela's Stats and Weaknesses


Celesteela boasts impressive stats in Pokemon GO:

Stat Value
Max CP 3507
Attack 207
Defense 199
Stamina 219

As a Steel and Flying-type Pokemon, Celesteela is weak against Electric and Fire-type moves. Trainers can exploit these weaknesses to increase their chances of success in raid battles.

To effectively battle Celesteela, trainers should prioritize using Pokemon with Electric and Fire-type moves that also benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus (STAB). Some of the best counters against Celesteela include:

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Zekrom Charge Beam and Fusion Bolt Zekrom.jpeg

Using these counters with their optimal movesets can significantly increase the damage output against Celesteela in raid battles.

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Celesteela's Best Moveset


Celesteela's optimal moveset in Pokemon GO consists of the following:

  • Fast Move: Air Slash
  • Charged Move: Heavy Slam

This combination offers the highest DPS (damage per second) and TDO (total damage output), making it the best moveset for both raid battles and PvP encounters. Alternatively, Air Slash paired with Iron Head can serve as a viable option, albeit with a slight decrease in performance.

Catching Shiny Celesteela


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Shiny Celesteela is available in Pokemon GO, and trainers have a chance to encounter it after winning raid battles. However, the odds of encountering a shiny variant are relatively low, estimated to be around 1 in 20. To maximize the chances of catching a shiny Celesteela, trainers should participate in as many raids as possible and hope for the best.

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