Pokémon Go Tapu Fini counters, weakness and moveset explained

Publish date: 2022-02-03

Tapu Fini is a legendary Pokémon originating from Gen 7 and was released into Pokémon Go as part of the Season of Alola.

Tapu Fini is one of the four Alola region guardian deities - with the others being Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele and Tapu Bulu - and appears in five-star raids in Pokémon Go.

If you want to add Tapu Fini to your Pokédex, then it’s a good idea to know Tapu Fini’s counters and weaknesses.

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Catching and battling Tapu Fini in Pokémon Go

Tapu Fini counters and weaknesses in Pokémon Go

Below you can find the counters and weaknesses for Tapu Fini in Pokémon Go:

Tapu Fini CP in Pokémon Go

Here are the CP Levels for battling and attempting to catch Tapu Fini in Pokémon Go:

Thank you to redwineandbeer from reddit for the help with this information.

Tapu Fini best moveset in Pokémon Go

Our recommendation for Tapu Fini’s moveset is Water Gun (Fast) and Surf (Charged). If you have enough candy and stardust to unlock Tapu Fini’s second move, we recommend teaching it either Hydro Pump or, to diversify its moveset, Moonblast.

Below you can find the complete Fast and Charge moveset for Tapu Fini in Pokémon Go:

Fast Moves:

Charge Moves:

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Everything else we know about Tapu Fini

Tapu Fini makes its home on Poni Island and is one of the four guardian deities for the Alola region. The other deities - Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele and Tapu Bulu - made their debut in Pokémon Go before Tapu Fini, making it the last Land Spirit Pokémon to be released into the game.

Tapu Fini’s design appears to take inspiration from two very different creatures - it’s physical body resembles a mermaid, while its shell, especially the horn, brings to mind both a swordfish and a marlin.

The name - Tapu Fini - is a combination of the Hawaiian word for sacred or holy - tapu - and fin, which could be derived from either finish or final. If this is the case, then it could be a reference to how Poni Island, the island Tapu Fini protects, is the last island in the island challenge in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.

Good luck catching Tapu Fini in Pokémon Go!

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