Discover The Best Flying Pokémon In Pokémon Go

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Discover The Best Flying Pokémon In Pokémon Go

Flying Pokémon are a pretty common occurrence in Pokémon Go, with each generation boasting numerous birds. It can be daunting choosing a flying-type for your team, which is why we’re here to tell you who the bestflying Pokémon in Pokémon Go are. Prepare yourself, some of these entries take a considerable amount of effort to get, but we promise it’s worth it.

However, if you’re not in the market for a cheeky bird but want a companion that can read your mind, our list of the best psychic Pokémon has the ‘mon for you. We can also help you pick out the best ice Pokémon in case you want to freeze ‘em all, or just give them a soak with the best water Pokémon in Pokémon Go.

Here are the best flying Pokémon in Pokémon Go:

The flying Pokemon Moltres in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Moltres 

Fast attack: Wing attack
Charged attack: Sky attack

Yes, we’re starting like this, and yes, this list is full of legendary ‘mon – you wanna know why? Because they absolutely slap, and a lot of them fly high in the sky, above you, where they should be. Anyway, first up is Moltres, one of the legendary birds from generation one. Not only is this bird gorgeous to look at, but it’s one of the best fire Pokémon in Pokémon Go, and the fact it can fly too is just the cherry on top.

If you happen to love Spring and enjoy the beautiful colors of the season, you should feel especially happy when you spot Moltres out in the wild, as that means Spring is on its way.

To learn how to put out the flames, consult our fire Pokémon weakness guide.

The flying Pokemon Braviary in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Braviary 

Fast attack: Air Slash
Charged attack: Brave Bird

Honestly, Braviary is probably the most powerful flying-type on this list that doesn’t fall under the legendary category. Debuting in generation five, in Pokémon Go, Braviary is capable of high damage at an impressive speed, so if you’re after a solid flying-type, you can’t go wrong here.

Braviary is an incredibly loyal bird, with its Pokédex entry even claiming that it never stops fighting for its friends, even if injured. Thanks to its decent speed and attack prowess, this bird should be able to hold its own against anyone who dares attack its pals.

Considering Braviary isn’t just one of the best bird Pokémon but one of the best normal Pokémon, too, it’s a good idea to brush up on your normal Pokémon weakness knowledge.

The flying Pokemon Yvetal in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Yveltal 

Fast attack: Gust
Charged attack: Hurricane

Here you go, the second legendary to pop up on this list is Yveltal – what a bird. This ‘mon is a combination of the dark and flying-types, which opens it up to some unique combinations (I’m also just a huge fan of the dark-type in general).

The fact that the titular Pokémon Y ‘mon is hard-hitter doesn’t hurt either, with both its standard attack and special attack stats being higher than average, so sweep up the competition and blow them away with one of the best flying ‘mon.

Remember, Yvettal is also a dark Pokémon, so you may want to discover what the dark Pokémon weakness is with our guide.

The flying Pokemon Staraptor in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Staraptor 

Fast attack: Wing attack
Charged attack: Brave bird

Staraptor is a third-stage Pokémon, and it’s fair to say that it’s worth the effort you go through to get one, though we admittedly don’t think it’s the best-designed bird by a mile. Of course, this comes down to personal preference, as there are other entries on this list that fit the flying-type bill, but we can’t deny the stats and aggression that Staraptor can bring to your party.

According to its Pokédex entry, Staraptor is an extremely savage bird, so much so that it doesn’t care how big its opponent is. This Pokémon will go after a giant, and like Braviary, it doesn’t give a hoot if it’s injured, Staraptor will continue to fight. Good job it has the speed to strike first, with an attack stat that means some good damage.

The flying Pokemon Tornadus in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Tornadus 

Fast attack: Air slash
Charged attack: Hurricane

Here we go, another legendary flying Pokémon, but this one isn’t a bird – hooray! Instead, Tornadus is a member of the Forces of Nature trio, and in Pokémon Go, this impressive creature can unleash havoc with its impressive hurricane attack – just make sure you remain in the eye of the storm.

The main thing to take note of with Tornadus is its impressive speed stat. Mind you, its namesake should give an indication of how fast this creature can go, clocking in with top speeds of more than 200mph.

The flying Pokemon Talonflame in front of a picture of Rayquaza in the sky

Talonflame 

Fast attack: Peck
Charged attack: Brave bird

Another fire and flying-type hybrid, Talonflame, is a favorite at PT, but that could just be due to some of us having a strong love for fire – we’re not pyromaniacs

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