The Pokemon GO February 2025 raid schedule brings exciting opportunities for trainers to catch some powerful monsters. This month features the return of Enamorus in its Incarnate Forme, along with Yveltal and Xerneas sharing the spotlight. Plus, we’re seeing more Dynamax raids with the introduction of Dynamax Moltres. Want to know about them all? Here’s the entire Pokemon GO February 2025 raid boss schedule.
Pokemon GO Current Raid Bosses (February 2025)
Here is a complete overview of current Pokemon GO raid bosses in February 2025:
5-Star Legendary Raids
The legendary raid lineup for February starts with Dialga carrying over from January, followed by some interesting additions. Here’s when you can catch each legendary:
| Dates | Pokemon | Image |
|---|---|---|
| January 24 – February 6 | Dialga | |
| February 6 – February 17 | Enamorus (Incarnate Forme) |  |
| February 17 – February 24 | Yveltal |  |
| February 17 – February 24 | Xerneas |  |
Enamorus is making its return to raids, giving trainers another chance to add this powerful Fairy/Flying type to their collection. So be sure to keep an eye there.
Mega Raids
February brings some serious powerhouses to Mega raids. Here are all the Mega Raids happening in February 2025:
| Dates | Pokemon | Image |
|---|---|---|
| January 24 – February 6 | Mega Medicham |  |
| February 6 – February 17 | Mega Tyranitar |  |
| February 17 – March 4 | Mega Garchomp |  |
Mega Tyranitar is definitely the highlight here as it’s one of the strongest Rock-type attackers in the game. If you’re planning to do any Yveltal raids later in the month, powering up a Mega Tyranitar would be a smart move.
Pokemon GO February 2025 Events: A Complete Guide
Pokemon GO Max Mondays
The Dynamax feature continues to expand with new additions this month. Max Mondays are becoming a regular event every Monday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM local time. Here’s what to expect:
| Date | Featured Pokemon |
|---|---|
| February 3 | Moltres |
| February 10 | Skwovet |
| February 17 | Pidove |
| February 24 | Darumaka |
Max Battles Schedule
Max Battles will feature an interesting mix of starter Pokemon and regional favorites throughout February. Here’s the complete schedule of which Dynamax Pokemon you might encounter:
| Dates | Pokemon |
|---|---|
| February 3 – February 10 | Squirtle, Machop, Krabby, Moltres, Sobble |
| February 10 – February 17 | Machop, Cryogonal, Scorbunny, Skwovet, Falinks |
| February 17 – February 24 | Machop, Pidove, Grookey, Falinks |
| February 24 – March 3 | Pidove, Darumaka, Sobble |
Remember that these Pokemon will appear in their Dynamax form, making them significantly larger and more powerful than their regular forms.
Pokemon GO Raid Hour Schedule
Every Wednesday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM local time, you can participate in raid hours featuring the current 5-star raid boss. These are:
| Date | Featured Pokemon | Image |
|---|---|---|
| February 5 | Dialga |  |
| February 12 | Enamorus | |
| February 19 | Yveltal | |
| February 19 | Xerneas | |
Shadow Raids
Shadow Regirock will be appearing in Shadow Raids on the weekends throughout February. These raids are challenging but offer a chance to catch this powerful Rock-type Pokemon in its shadow form. You’ll want to bring Fighting-type Pokemon and coordinate with other trainers for the best results.
How Do Pokemon GO Raids Work?
Think of Pokemon GO raids as notable boss battles where you team up with other trainers to take down super-powered Pokemon. When a raid begins, you’ll see a large egg appear on top of a gym. After the egg hatches, the raid boss Pokemon appears, and the fun begins.
To join a raid, you’ll need a Raid Pass. You can get one free pass daily by spinning a gym photo disc or buying premium raid passes from the shop. If you can’t make it to the gym in person, you can use a remote raid pass to join from anywhere, though you’ll deal a bit less damage when raiding remotely.
Here are some quick tips for new trainers or those getting back into raiding: Check the weather before raiding, as a weather boost can make a big difference. For 5-star and Mega raids, you’ll usually want 4-6 Pokemon GO trainers unless you have high-level counters. Shadow raids are tough. Bring your strongest Pokemon and try to raid with at least 4-5 other trainers.
Remember to save your remote raid passes for the Pokemon you want. While remote raiding is convenient, you’ll deal less damage than raiding in person.
Which Pokemon are you going for during this raid boss schedule? Let us know in the comments below!