Mewtwo Heat Map | Pokemon GO Hub

As part of the Ultra Award for successfully meeting all the global challenges at this year's Go Fests, Mewtwo returns for a week of residence in the Tier 5 Raids from Monday, September 16th at 1:00 pm PDT. To help you build your best team of pawns for your battles with the Genetic Pokémonwe have developed our very popular heat map.

Famous from FLW Videos produces excellent videos showing how to use our thermal maps. Please check them and apply the method to your own meters!

Full credit to Pokebattler.com for all data contained in our thermal maps.

What's a heat map?

Most Raid Boss meter lists assume that you have reached the maximum number of versions of each Pokémon, but in reality, the majority of people do not. With our Mewtwo Heat map, however, you can determine if a lower level Pokémon will do more damage to the Raid Boss than a higher level one, because it has a more efficient and effective set of moves. An excellent example of this is how a Level 25 Giratina (O) with Claw of the shadow and Shade ball will do more damage to a Mewtwo Raid Boss that one level 40 Giratina (O) with Claw of the shadow and Evil wind (given the same amount of time).

There are different ways to classify Raid Boss pieces, but the one we chose is TTW, which means "Time-To-Win". This metric tells you which Pokemon would potentially beat the Raid Boss as quickly as possible. time, so if you run out of trainers, this will give you the best chance to beat Mewtwo before the time runs out. Not only that, but doing more damage can mean more Premier balls with which to try to catch the Boss Raid!

So, to complete our Mewtwo Guide of the raid, here is our thermal map. Below, we'll explain how to read and use the Heat Map to get the most out of your Raid teams:

Mewtwo Heat Map

(Shoutouts goes on Pokebattler.com for data, and GOHub Artist OrangeHeart to put everything in the form of computer graphics)

* This data assumes that you do not know the Raid Boss movement game, that no movement will be stimulated by the weather and you will not get bonus damage from friends. almost the worst of cases; unless time favors the movements of the Raid Boss, things can only get better.

How to use our thermal cards

Famous from FLW Videos produces excellent videos showing how to use our thermal maps. Please check and apply his method to your own counters!

We also explain the method here:

As shown at the bottom of the graph, to use a Pokémon GO hub thermal map, you must first identify which of your listed Pokémon, and then write it with their PC (this will help you later). If they do not have the specified set of movements, you can of course use some MTs.

Then, roughly identify their level and note it as well. As a guide:

• If your Pokemon is fully powered (and you are at Trainer Level 38 or higher), this is Level 40.
• If it costs about 8000 Stardust at power up, it's at level 35.
• If it costs about 5000 Stardust at power up, it's at level 30.
• If it costs about 4000 Stardust at power up, it's at level 25.
• If it costs about 2500 Stardust at power up, it's at level 20.

Now write their TTW as shown on the heat map. For example, we can see that a level 30 Tyranitar with Bite and Crunch has a loading time of 787 seconds:

Once you have finished all this, you can identify your most optimal counters for Mewtwo ordering them all by their TTW (the lowest the better).

When you've ordered your lowest to highest TTW Pokémon, add the top 6 to a Battle Party. Referencing the CP that you noted earlier can help you, so you avoid mixing with other Pokémon of the same species that have other movements

Your team is now optimized and ready for every fight with the Raid Boss.

If these six players are defeated, it is often more effective to spend a few seconds to Max to revive and return them, than to return directly with a suboptimal team.

TTW verification of other meters

If you need to check the working time of a potential meter is not listed in the heat map, here is a brief overview of the procedure to follow:

• Visit the section of the incursion meters of Pokebattler.com
• Scroll down until you find the Custom Raid section
• Choose the Boss Raid you are trying to counter and the counter level for which you are trying to find the TTW.
• Let the weather set to "Extreme" and the friend bonus to "No friends" – you'll get a (near) worst scenario.
• Click on 'Find the best striker' and a list of counters will appear.
• At the top of the list of counters, there will be two small icons. One allows you to choose the metric (TTW, Estimator, etc.), while the other allows you to choose to group the counters by species or to display all their movements individually. Choose TTW on one and Single on the other.
• Look for the potential meter you are looking for in the list (there is a "More" button it does not appear among the top 24) and compare it to the rest of your potential counters.
• Do not forget to check that you are watching the same set of movements as your Pokémon (or check which one has the lowest number of TTWs and TMs for that one).
• If you need further help on this, do not hesitate to contact me using the links below.

Good luck in your battles with Mewtwoand if you have comments, suggestions or modifications to wish on our future Raid Boss heat maps, please Tweet @GoHubQoncept or join us on the Discord GO Hub and tag @Qoncept with your comments.