Pokémon Go Tornadus counters, weaknesses and moveset, including Therian Forme Tornadus explained

Tornadus counters and weaknesses in Pokémon Go

Below you'll find the counters and weaknesses for Tornadus:

• Tornadus type: Flying-type
• Tornadus is weak against: Electric, ice and rock-type Pokémon
• Tornadus counters: Zapdos, Raikou, Rampardos, Electivire, Terrakion, Rhyperior, Mamoswine, Magnezone, Zekrom and Therian Thundurus
• Other Tornadus notes: Since Tornadus is a single type - Flying - you can just use one type of Pokémon, like rock, to defeat this legendary.

Tornadus CP in Pokémon Go

Tornadus should have the following CP ranges in Pokémon Go:

• Raid Boss CP - 46,044 CP
• Normal CP for catching Tornadus - 1828 to 1911 CP
• Weather Boost CP (Windy) for catching Tornadus - 2285 to 2389 CP

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Therian Forme Tornadus CP in Pokémon Go

Therian Forme Tornadus has it's own set of CP ranges in Pokémon Go, which are the following:

• Raid Boss CP - 44256 CP
• Normal CP for catching Tornadus - 1756 to 1837 CP
• Weather Boosted CP (Windy) for catching Tornadus - 2196 to 2296 CP

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Tornadus and Therian Forme Moveset in Pokémon Go

Once you've caught a Tornadus in Pokémon Go, you'll discover that it will know two of the following moves:

Possible Fast Moves:

• Air Slash (Flying)
• Bite (Dark)

Possible Charged Moves:

• Dark Pulse (Dark)
• Grass Knot (Grass)
• Hurricane (Flying)
• Hyper Beam (Normal)

The Therian Forme for Tornadus, however, has a different moveset, which includes the following move:

Possible Fast Moves:

• Astonish (Ghost)
• Gust (Flying)

Possible Charged Moves:

• Focus Blast (Fighting)
• Heat Wave (Fire)
• Hurricane (Flying)
• Psychic (Psychic)

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Everything we know about Tornadus

Alongside Thundurus and Landorus, Tornadus is a member of the Forces of Nature - a trio of legendary Pokémon that make their home in the Unova region.

These three legendary Pokémon are inspired by kami, which are holy beings or spirits from Japanese, specially Shinto, mythology. Tornadus takes its main inspiration from Fūjin, also known as Futen, the Shinto wind god.

This connection to Fūjin strengthens the link between the Forces of Nature and the different domains of the world. Tornadus is the trio member who symbolises the heavens and the forces, like the wind, that pass through it.

Each member of the Forces of Nature also has two formes - Incarnate and Therian Forme. To be 'incarnate' refers to the idea of something immaterial, such as the wind, taking on a physical form.The use of this word when describing one of Tornadus' formes reinforces the idea that this Pokémon is the mythical personification of the wind.

The Therian Formes for the Forces of Nature are revealed through the aptly named Reveal Glass. Originally these formes were only obtainable via Pokémon Dream Radar, an application for the 3DS.