The Pokémon Company has activated a time-limited 7-star Tera Raid event in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, giving players on Nintendo Switch a chance to face an Ice Tera Type Inteleon.
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, developed by Game Freak and published by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo, include Tera Raid Battles as a core multiplayer feature; this event runs through June 25, 2026.
Serebii reported the event went live on June 19, 2026, confirming that the Inteleon raid will be available until June 25 at 23:59 UTC.
According to the event notice, the featured Inteleon is catchable only once per player and will carry the Mightiest Mark.
Players may continue to challenge the 7-star raid after capturing the Inteleon to earn additional rewards.
What the event means for players
- Duration: The raid is scheduled through June 25, 2026, ending at 23:59 UTC, per the Serebii update.
- Catch limitations: Each player can capture the featured Inteleon a single time during the event window.
- Continued battles: Trainers can keep attempting the 7-star Tera Raid after the one-time catch to farm rewards and battle experience.
- Platform: The event is available in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet on Nintendo Switch, including digital purchases from the Nintendo eShop and physical copies.
Context and mechanics
Tera Raid Battles were introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet as a cooperative encounter type that supports up to four players.
Raids range in difficulty, and 7-star encounters represent the highest standard in the game’s raid star scale.
Ice Tera Type changes Inteleon’s move interactions and resistances, making preparation and team composition important for success.
For players seeking help, community guides and walkthroughs for 7-star raids are widely available from reputable fan sites and content creators; Serebii’s update is a reliable source for event timing and official details.
As always, trainers should ensure their Nintendo Switch system and game are updated and check the in-game news and raid listings to join or host matches.
Source: Serebii.net update reporting the Inteleon 7-star Tera Raid event (tweet posted June 19, 2026).
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, developed by Game Freak and published by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo, include Tera Raid Battles as a core multiplayer feature; this event runs through June 25, 2026.
Serebii reported the event went live on June 19, 2026, confirming that the Inteleon raid will be available until June 25 at 23:59 UTC.
According to the event notice, the featured Inteleon is catchable only once per player and will carry the Mightiest Mark.
Players may continue to challenge the 7-star raid after capturing the Inteleon to earn additional rewards.
What the event means for players
- Duration: The raid is scheduled through June 25, 2026, ending at 23:59 UTC, per the Serebii update.
- Catch limitations: Each player can capture the featured Inteleon a single time during the event window.
- Continued battles: Trainers can keep attempting the 7-star Tera Raid after the one-time catch to farm rewards and battle experience.
- Platform: The event is available in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet on Nintendo Switch, including digital purchases from the Nintendo eShop and physical copies.
Context and mechanics
Tera Raid Battles were introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet as a cooperative encounter type that supports up to four players.
Raids range in difficulty, and 7-star encounters represent the highest standard in the game’s raid star scale.
Ice Tera Type changes Inteleon’s move interactions and resistances, making preparation and team composition important for success.
For players seeking help, community guides and walkthroughs for 7-star raids are widely available from reputable fan sites and content creators; Serebii’s update is a reliable source for event timing and official details.
As always, trainers should ensure their Nintendo Switch system and game are updated and check the in-game news and raid listings to join or host matches.
Source: Serebii.net update reporting the Inteleon 7-star Tera Raid event (tweet posted June 19, 2026).