The Pokémon Company has activated a limited-time seven-star Tera Raid event for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet on Nintendo Switch, giving trainers a chance to face a Fairy‑Tera Delphox.
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, developed by Game Freak and released for the Nintendo Switch on November 18, 2022, continue to receive periodic online events and raid rotations through the in-game Tera Raid Battle system.
Event window and core details
The event runs from May 1, 2026, through May 7, 2026, ending at 23:59 UTC on May 7.
During this period, a Delphox with the Fairy Tera Type appears in seven-star Tera Raid Battles.
According to event messaging, the featured Delphox can be caught only once per player and will carry the Mightiest Mark.
After a player catches that single marked Delphox, they may still rejoin the raid encounter to earn additional rewards, but the marked capture is limited to one per trainer.
Official reporting and community coverage
Serebii reported the live event via social channels and confirmed that Delphox will remain available in seven-star Tera Raids until May 7 at 23:59 UTC.
In journalistic terms: event-tracking outlets have verified that the Fairy‑Tera Delphox is present in the highest-tier Tera Raids on Scarlet and Violet for the specified window, and the encounter is subject to a one-time catch rule with the Mightiest Mark identifier.
How players access the raid
Players can locate the event through Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s Tera Raid Battle interface on Nintendo Switch; raids appear in the overworld and are accessible while connected to online services.
For route-specific tips and team recommendations, community guides and coverage from long-standing sites typically publish raid strategies while the event is live.
Why this matters
Limited-time raid events remain a core way The Pokémon Company supports Pokémon Scarlet and Violet post-launch, offering collectible Pokémon variants and timed rewards.
Trainers who want the Fairy‑Tera Delphox with the Mightiest Mark should log in during the May 1–7 window and consult verified resources for optimal raid strategies.
For full in-game details and timestamps, consult official Pokémon channels and established community trackers.
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, developed by Game Freak and released for the Nintendo Switch on November 18, 2022, continue to receive periodic online events and raid rotations through the in-game Tera Raid Battle system.
Event window and core details
The event runs from May 1, 2026, through May 7, 2026, ending at 23:59 UTC on May 7.
During this period, a Delphox with the Fairy Tera Type appears in seven-star Tera Raid Battles.
According to event messaging, the featured Delphox can be caught only once per player and will carry the Mightiest Mark.
After a player catches that single marked Delphox, they may still rejoin the raid encounter to earn additional rewards, but the marked capture is limited to one per trainer.
Official reporting and community coverage
Serebii reported the live event via social channels and confirmed that Delphox will remain available in seven-star Tera Raids until May 7 at 23:59 UTC.
In journalistic terms: event-tracking outlets have verified that the Fairy‑Tera Delphox is present in the highest-tier Tera Raids on Scarlet and Violet for the specified window, and the encounter is subject to a one-time catch rule with the Mightiest Mark identifier.
How players access the raid
Players can locate the event through Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s Tera Raid Battle interface on Nintendo Switch; raids appear in the overworld and are accessible while connected to online services.
For route-specific tips and team recommendations, community guides and coverage from long-standing sites typically publish raid strategies while the event is live.
Why this matters
Limited-time raid events remain a core way The Pokémon Company supports Pokémon Scarlet and Violet post-launch, offering collectible Pokémon variants and timed rewards.
Trainers who want the Fairy‑Tera Delphox with the Mightiest Mark should log in during the May 1–7 window and consult verified resources for optimal raid strategies.
For full in-game details and timestamps, consult official Pokémon channels and established community trackers.