Miltank Pokemon Go Moveset, Stats, Counters & Raid Counters

Miltank is a Generation 2 Pokémon that just made its appearance in the raid as Tier 3 Boss during this year’s Valentine’s Day Event. Miltank has an HP of 13800, gives +100 attack power if you are standing next to it while training at night time (which isn’t very useful), but can only hurt ghost type Pokèmon with regular attacks or ranged moves unless they haveammed against Normal-type resists before so havent trained much yet then there would be no problem since those two types make up most things these days thanks for reading!

1. 1276 –1345 CP for a regular Level 20 encounter
2. 1595 –1682 CP for a Partly Cloudy weather boosted encounter (Level 25)

Miltank has a stat composition of 157 Attack, 193 Defense and 216 Stamina leading to its Max CP at 2354. Unlike some other Pokémon like Chansey who seem overrated by fans but still useful in team fights with training level counters; Miltanks can be soloed by high-level trainer users if they choose their moves wisely (or use others). This decision will depend upon how many times you’ve defeated it before as well as what type or sizes enemies may pose problems for your mapping out strategy during battle time!

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Miltank Stats

• Max CP: 2662
• Attack: 157
• Defense: 193
• Stamina: 216
• Generation: Generation 2
• Category: Non-Legendary
• Base Flee Rate: 8%
• Buddy Distance: 5 km
• Pokédex Height: 1.2 m
• Pokédex Weight: 75.5 kg
• Can be put in a gym?: Yes
• Can be transfered?: Yes
• Stardust cost for Second Charge move: 75000
• Candy cost for Second Charge move: 75

Miltank Best Moveset

Moves of Miltank :

• Zen Headbutt Psychic and Tackle Normal
• Stomp Normal, Body Slam Normal, Gyro Ball Steel, Ice Beam Ice, and Thunderbolt Electric.

Breloom is a tricky little fellow, but thankfully there are some tricks you can pull to keep him in check. First of all make sure your type matchups with his STAB moves aren’t too bad by using things like Expert Belt on Pokemon that resist Ground-type attacks or wearing lightweight armor when facing Ice Beam abusers who shred through defensive teams even faster than they could before!

Miltank Raid Counters

Pokémon like these don’t stay competitive for long; they’re best used when a large group of players is active.