This page details all the information you’ll need for how to beat Hydreigon in the sixth Spotlight Tera Raid Event in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet (SV). You’ll find information on Hydreigon’s stats, tera type, moveset and drops so you can plan your Pokémon build accordingly!

The sixth tera event will begin from midnight UTC on January 6th through to 23:59 UTC on January 8th 2023. During this event, Hydreigon will appear in Scarlet games whilst Dragapult will appear in Violet.

Hydreigon Stats and Tera Type¶

Hydreigon’s tera type will depend on what star raid you encounter it in. If you go against it in a 4-star raid then it’ll be entirely random what tera type you’ll go up against. Luckily, 4-Star raids don’t need a massive amount of prep work so as long as your Pokémon isn’t weak to Hydreigon’s moveset (outlined below), you shouldn’t have too much trouble! You can see on the map which type of tera type it’ll be (look out for the shiny tera battle symbol) and you can just avoid any bad types!

However, if you go up against a 5-star Hydreigon, then you’ll have a 50% chance of it either being Steel or Random. This means you may want to build a decent Pokémon build for going up against Steel, but do make sure that you know what tera type you’re getting yourself in for before you bring a hyper-specific Steel counter build. The last thing you want is for your build to be doing x0.5 damage to a random Hydreigon tera type!

Hydreigon 4-Star Raid Moveset¶

These are the moves that a 4-star Hydreigon will know and possibly use during the tera raid battle!

Hydreigon 5-Star Raid Moveset¶

These are the moves that a 5-star Hydreigon will know and possibly use during the tera raid battle!

Hydreigon 4-Star Raid Drops and Drop Rates¶

Below are the guaranteed drops and bonus drops (with drop rates) should you beat Hydreigon in a 4-Star Tera Raid.

Hydreigon 5-Star Raid Drops and Drop Rates¶

Below are the guaranteed drops and bonus drops (with drop rates) should you beat Hydreigon in a 5-Star Tera Raid. The Tera Shards it drops is dependent on the tera type of the Hydreigon you battle.