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Starly Raid Guide

Weak to Electric, Ice, Rock — every counter below is ranked by DPS against Starly.

Boosted in Partly Cloudy, Windy 20 counters ranked
Catch CP
421
Lv 20 · 100% IV
Weather CP
524
Lv 25 · 100% IV
Trainers
4+
Min 2 at Lv 40+
Top DPS
126.5
Shadow Thundurus (Therian)
Starly

Stats & weaknesses

Raid tier
1-Star
Weather boost
Partly Cloudy, Windy
Shiny available
Yes
Base Attack
101
Base Defense
58
Base Stamina
120

Weak to — use these types

Electric1.6× Ice1.6× Rock1.6×

Resists — avoid these types

Ghost0.390625× Ground0.390625× Bug0.625× Grass0.625×

Catch CP after the raid

The CP you will see on the encounter screen.

IVs Lv 20 CP Lv 25 CP (weather)
10 / 10 / 10 floor 381 474
15 / 15 / 15 100% 421 524
Every raid catch has an IV floor of 10/10/10, so the two rows are the real minimum and maximum. If you see 421 CP it is a perfect Starly — throw a Golden Razz Berry.

Raid guide

How the fight goes and what to bring.

Trainer difficulty Starly goes down with 2 trainers running optimal counters at level 40+. Plan for 4+ if your team is not fully powered up.

Do not bring Ghost, Ground, Bug damage — Starly resists it and your lobby will run out of time before it runs out of HP. Everything in the counter list above already hits for super effective damage, so pick the six highest entries you actually own and power up.

In Partly Cloudy, Windy weather the boss hits harder and survives longer, but the catch encounter is level 25 instead of 20 — a harder fight for a better reward. Bring one extra trainer on boosted runs.

On the catch screen, use Golden Razz Berries and aim for Excellent curveball throws; the shiny check happens the moment the encounter loads, so you will know before your first throw.

FAQ

How many trainers do I need to beat Starly?

Starly can be beaten by 2 high-level trainers with optimal counters. 4+ is comfortable, and 5–6 is the safe number in a public lobby where you cannot see anyone's team.

Can I beat Starly without Shadow or Mega Pokemon?

Yes. The best non-Shadow, non-Mega option is Regieleki at 113.059 DPS. Budget teams trade about one trainer's worth of damage, so add one or two extra bodies to the lobby.

Can Starly be shiny?

Yes — shiny Starly is available from raid encounters. The rate for legendary raids is roughly 1 in 20. Use a Pinap Berry if you already have the shiny and want the extra candy.

What weather boosts Starly?

Starly is boosted in Partly Cloudy, Windy weather. The raid is harder because the boss's moves gain a 1.2× multiplier, but the catch is level 25 instead of level 20 and the IV floor rises to 4/4/4.

Is Starly worth raiding?

Starly is a lower-tier boss you can solo or clear with one friend. It is good for candy, XP and a high-IV specimen, but it does not justify Premium Passes.

What is the best moveset for Starly?

The counter list on this page is for beating Starly. For the moves Starly should use as your attacker, open its full stats page — it lists every fast and charged move with raid DPS and PvP rankings.

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