Current bosses, 5-Star, Mega Raids & more

To make the most of all the epic bosses popping up this month, this Pokemon GO Raid schedule for August 2023 is essential. Not only will we dive into the dates and times for the 1 and 3-Star Raids, Mega Raids, and 5-Star Raids, but the returning Primal Raids as well. 

So, let’s get into everything there is to know about the Pokemon GO Raid schedule for August 2023. 

What are the current Mega Raids and Five-Star Raid bosses?

Click to enlarge

Confirmed by Pokemon GO Hub, the current Five-Star Raids and Mega Raids are for Regidrago and Mega Tyranitar respectively – both taking place on date and times of Tuesday, August 25 at 10AM local time to Friday, 4 August 10AM local time. 

Pokemon GO Raids Hours times (August 2023)

Click to enlarge

Bosses for each month in the Pokemon GO Raid schedule can be caught at any time. However, for the month’s 5-Star bosses mentioned below, the best chance you’ll have to encounter these is by logging on during the game’s Legendary Raid Hour, which takes place every Wednesday from 6PM to 7PM local time.

The Legendary Raid Hour will automatically activate a Raid for one of the 5-Star raid bosses, depending on which is available according to the schedule. So, let’s get into the current Pokemon GO raids schedule of bosses for August 2023, as found on Pokemon GO Hub and LeekDuck.

1-Star Raid bosses

Click to enlarge

Below, you can find the current bosses available in the Pokemon GO Raid schedule for 1-Star Raids in August 2023, as confirmed by Leek Duck:

• Clefairy (CP 611-660)
• Jigglypuff (CP 370-413)
• Dratini (CP 529-574)
• Snubbull (CP 656-707)

Amongst all of the Pokemon listed above, all of these raid bosses can be shiny. 

3-Star Raid bosses

Click to enlarge

Next, here is the list of 3-Star Raid in the current Pokemon GO Raid bosses schedule:

• Arcanine (CP 1652-1731)
• Macargo (CP 914-972)
• Houndoom (CP 1432-1505)
• Druddigon (CP 785-839)

Amongst all of the Pokemon listed above, only Houndoom and Druddigon can be shiny.

Can you beat a 3-Star Raid by yourself in Pokemon GO?

Depending on the specific boss and its CP, a 3-Star Raid is normally the highest-level raid a player can beat by themselves in Pokemon GO.

Of course, you’ll need to have a strong team in your own right, preferably with party members of 3000CP+ each, but you should be able to beat a 3-Star Raid boss up to around 16000CP on your own if you utilise type advantages. 

5-Star Raid bosses schedule

Click to enlarge

Now getting into the legendary bosses, here is the Pokemon GO Raid schedule for 5-Star Raids in August 2023 with their exact dates.

Mega Raids schedule

Click to enlarge

Featuring only Mega-evolved Pokemon as the name implies, below is the full list of Mega Raids bosses appearing in the Pokemon GO Raid schedule during August 2023.

Primal Raid bosses 

Click to enlarge

Initially announced in early 2023 for the Pokemon GO Tour: Hoennn event, the Primal Raids featuring Primal versions of the Groudon and Kyogre bosses are back as well. Here is when the raids are taking place:

That’s everything you need to know about the current Pokemon GO Raid schedule in August 2023.

For even more Pokemon GO guides, you can be sure to find them right here at TRAN HUNG DAO School.

Categories: Gaming
Source: thpttranhungdao.edu.vn/en/