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Mega Sableye

151

Attack

216

Defense

137

Stamina

2,196
Lvl 50Max CP
1,942
Lvl 40
1,387
Lvl 25Weather Boost
1,110
Lvl 20Raids/Eggs
832
Lvl 15Research

A strange little gremlin to say the least, Mega Sableye didn't translate super-well into Pokemon Go. Its attack is very low for a Mega Evolution, and while it's great defensively in the main series, that's mainly due to the power of its whole kit, none of which actually translated into Pokemon Go at all. Honestly, Mega Sableye is a pretty pathetic Pokemon, but it does have one shining benefit worth mentioning.

As a Mega Evolution, Mega Sableye boosts the team's attacks that match its typing. And as a Dark/Ghost Type, it will tend to boost both of the top counter-types for any raid that it's brought out in. Add to that decent defensive presence that can be great depending on the moveset that it's facing down, and Mega Sableye can potentially work as a more supportive Mega Evolution that super-charges its entire team while on the field.

Does this make Mega Sableye good? Nope. It's got one niche, and that niche isn't exactly valued in Pokemon Go. But it's still worth noting! At the moment, Mega Sableye is little more than a fun little dex-filler.

  • Dark and Ghost have nearly identical offensive profiles, so they can mix-and-match well for the vast majority of raids. The strongest mix for Mega Sableye is Shadow Claw and Foul Play
  • Feint Attack is a bit weaker, but it can replace Shadow Claw if Ghost doesn't work as well as Dark
  • Shadow Sneak, Dazzling Gleam, Power Gem, and Return are easy skips.

Mega Gengar, Mega Sableye, and Mega Banette in Mega Raids

Raid Battles
Oct 28, 10am to Nov 4, 2025, 10am
Duration
1 week
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Mega Sableye in Mega Raids

Raid Battles
Feb 16, 10am to Feb 21, 2026, 10am
Duration
5 days
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5 Candy + 5,000 Stardust
Purification Cost
75,000 Stardust + 75 Candy
Second Charge Move Cost
7%
Flee Rate
5 KM
Buddy Distance
20%
Catch Rate
50%
Female Ratio
50%
Male Ratio