April Hundos in Pokémon GO

I've been playing Pokémon GO for years, and one of the most satisfying feelings is catching a hundo – a Pokémon with perfect IVs (Individual Values)! Knowing the exact Combat Power (CP) for a hundo during a raid is a game-changer, and this April 2025 guide for Pokémon GO raids is going to be incredibly helpful. When you're in a raid battle and defeat the boss, you get a chance to catch it. The CP of the Pokémon you encounter after the raid can vary, but there will be specific CP values that indicate it's a hundo. For instance, if you're battling a Tapu Lele or Stakataka in a 5-star raid this month, keep an eye out for that specific hundo CP number. If the Pokémon's CP matches, you know you've got a perfect one on your hands! This information is crucial for trainers looking to optimize their teams, whether for PvP battles or taking down future raid bosses. Speaking of raids, mastering them is key to getting those hundos. For 4-star raids, like those featuring Mega Sceptile, Blaziken, Swampert, or Gardevoir, you might need 2-3 strong trainers, depending on the Pokémon's typing and your counters. Always make sure your team has Pokémon with super effective moves against the raid boss. For instance, if you're facing a Mega Sceptile, ice-type attackers will be your best friend! For the tougher 5-star raids, like Cresselia, Blacephalon, Shadow Registeel, or the powerful Groudon and Kyogre in Max Battles, you'll generally need a larger group, often 4-6 trainers, especially if you're not all using top-tier counters. Communication with your raid group on Discord or other platforms can make a huge difference. Knowing when to use your Mega Evolution or when to relobby can save precious seconds. Don't forget about weather boost! When the in-game weather aligns with the Pokémon's type, its CP will be boosted, and so will its hundo CP value. This means a weather-boosted hundo will have an even higher CP than a non-weather-boosted one, making it easier to spot if you know the boosted hundo CP. Always check the weather icon on your screen before an encounter. Identifying a hundo isn't just about the CP value; it's about the Pokémon's potential. A hundo has 15/15/15 IVs in Attack, Defense, and HP, making it the strongest possible version of that Pokémon for its level. This is why trainers, myself included, spend so much time hunting for them. Whether it's for a powerful Shadow Registeel for the Great League or a dominant Tapu Lele for Master League, perfect IVs give you that edge. Even if you don't catch a hundo on your first try, keep raiding! Every raid offers experience, items, and a chance at that perfect Pokémon. Good luck with your April 2025 raids, trainers, and may your Poké Balls be true!