Pokémon Go February 2025 schedule: Full Raid Battle cheat sheet
All of the dates, times, and boss weaknesses you need to know for every Pokémon Go Raid this month.

Another month means another new schedule of both current and upcoming Raid bosses in Pokémon Go in February 2025.
Along with 5-Star Raids and Mega Raids, the game has added extra events over the years, like Shadow Raids, Raid Hours, and even Max Battles.
There's a lot in the Raid schedule to explain and a lot to enjoy in Pokémon Go this month. If you're a big collector of Shinies, too, many of these Raid bosses have a chance of being Shiny themselves.
Remember you'll need extra PokéCoins to buy Remote Raid Passes to take part in all the Raids remotely!
Keep reading for the full February schedule of Raid bosses in Pokémon Go.
Pokémon Go February 2025 – 5-Star Raid boss schedule

To start this Pokémon Go Raid schedule, here are all of the current 5-Star bosses you can take on in February 2025:
24th January - 6th February
- Dialga (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Fighting and Ground-type attacks
6th February - 17th February
- Enamorus
- Weakness: Counter with Electric, Ice, Poison, Rock and Steel-type attacks
17th February - 24th February
- Yveltal (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Electric, Fairy, Ice and Rock-type attacks
17th February - 24th February
- Xerneas (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Poison and Steel-type attacks
5-Star Raids will be switched to their new bosses at 10am each day.
Pokémon Go February 2025 — Raid Hour schedule

There are four Raid Hour events in Pokémon Go during February, starting with Dialga before ending with Xerneas in this month's schedule:
5th February
- Dialga (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Fighting and Ground-type attacks
12th February
- Enamorus
- Weakness: Counter with Electric, Ice, Poison, Rock and Steel-type attacks
19th February
- Yveltal(Shiny available)
- Xerneas (Shiny available)
- Yveltal weakness: Counter with Electric, Fairy, Ice and Rock-type attacks
- Xerneas weakness: Counter with Poison and Steel-type attacks
During Pokémon Go Raid Hours, you will have increased numbers of the 5-Star Raid Battles for the month, from 6pm until 7pm on each date.
This means Raid Hours are the best time to attempt the boss Battles for a chance to catch the Legendary Pokémon.
Pokémon Go February 2025 – Mega Raid schedule

There are three Mega Raids available in Pokémon Go during February 2025, all starting at 10am local time.
24th January - 6th February
- Mega Medicham (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Ghost-type attacks
6th February - 17th February
- Mega Tyranitar (Shiny available)
- Weakness: Counter with Fighting, Bug, Fairy, Grass, Ground, Steel, and Water-type attacks
17th February - 4th March
- Mega Garchomp
- Weakness: Counter with Ice, Dragon, and Fairy-type attacks
Mega Raids are just like regular Raids in Pokémon Go, but instead, you battle its Mega-Evolved form.
While defeating the boss only allows you to catch the non-Mega-Evolved version of that Pokémon, Mega Raids are one of the only ways to get Mega Energy in Go, so you can save up and Mega-Evolve that Pokémon yourself.
What is the Pokémon Go Shadow Raid schedule in February?
The big Shadow Raid in Pokemon Go for February 2025 will be for Shadow Regirock, taking place every weekend on the following dates:
- 8th February
- 9th February
- 15th February
- 16th February
- 22nd February
- 23rd February
Regirock is a pure Rock-type in Pokémon Go, meaning it has five weaknesses: Fighting, Grass, Ground, Steel, and Water-type attacks.
In addition, February will also feature the following 1- and 3-Star Shadow Raids daily:
3-Star Shadow Raid bosses
- Mawile (Shiny available)
- Sableye (Shiny available)
- Pinsir (Shiny available)
1-Star Shadow Raid bosses
- Exeggcute (Shiny available)
- Grimer (Shiny available)
- Machop (Shiny available)
- Sudowoodo
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Max Monday schedule - February 2025
Like Raid Hours and Spotlight hours, Max Mondays are a weekly Pokémon Go event where each featured Dynamax Pokémon takes over all Power Spots from 6pm until 7pm local time each Monday:
3rd February
- Moltres
- Weakness: Counter with Rock, Electric and Water-type attacks
10th February
- Skwovet
- Weakness: Counter with Fighting-type attacks
17th February
- Pidove
- Weakness: Counter with Electric, Rock, and Ice-type attacks
24th February
- Darumaka
- Weakness: Counter with Ground, Rock, and Water-type attacks
3rd March
- Beldum
- Weakness: Counter with Dark, Fire, Ghost, and Ground-type attacks
Max Raid Battle schedule - February 2025
Max Battle Raids are back in Pokémon Go, allowing you to take on and catch the following bosses between 27th January and 4th March:
27th January - 3rd February
- Bulbasaur (Weaknesses: Counter with Fire, Flying, Ice, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Grookey (Weaknesses: Counter with Fire, Psychic, Ice, Poison, and Flying-type attacks)
- Wooloo (Weaknesses: Counter with Fighting-type attacks)
- Cryogonal (Weaknesses: Counter with Fighting, Fire, Rock, and Steel-type attacks)
3rd February - 10th February
- Krabby (Weakness: Counter with Grass and Electric-type attacks)
- Machop (Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Squirtle (Weakness: Counter with Grass and Electric-type attacks)
- Moltres (Weakness: Counter with Rock, Electric and Water-type attacks)
- Sobble (Weakness: Counter with Grass and Electric-type attacks)
10th February - 17th February
- Machop (Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Falinks (Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Cryogonal (Weakness: Counter with Fighting, Fire, Rock, and Steel-type attacks)
- Scorbunny (Weakness: Counter with Rock, Water, and Ground-type attacks)
- Skwovet (Weakness: Counter with Fighting-type attacks)
17th February - 24th February
- Pidove (Weakness: Counter with Electric, Ice, and Rock-type attacks)
- Machop (Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Falinks (Weakness: Counter with Flying, Fairy, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Grookey (Weakness: Counter with Bug, Fire, Flying, Ice, and Poison-type attacks)
24th February - 3rd March
- Darumaka (Weakness: Counter with Ground, Rock, and Water-type attacks)
- Pidove (Weakness: Counter with Electric, Ice, and Rock-type attacks)
- Sobble (Weakness: Counter with Grass and Electric-type attacks)
3rd March - 4th March
- Darumaka (Weakness: Counter with Ground, Rock, and Water-type attacks)
- Pidove (Weakness: Counter with Electric, Ice, and Rock-type attacks)
- Sobble (Weakness: Counter with Grass and Electric-type attacks)
- Gastly (Weakness: Counter with Dark, Ghost, Ground, and Psychic-type attacks)
- Beldum (Weakness: Counter with Dark, Fire, Ghost, and Ground-type attacks)
3-Star & 1-Star Raid schedule - February 2025

There's a handful of 3-Star and 1-Star bosses in Pokémon Go's Raid schedule this month, including Dhelmise, Shellder, Dwebble, and Skrelp:
3-Star Raid bosses
- Slowbro (Shiny available)
- Hippowdon
- Dhelmise
1-Star Raid bosses (Shiny available for all)
- Shellder
- Dwebble
- Skrelp
And that's all you need to know this month! We'll see you back here for more when the next big update hits.
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