Mega Camerupt Mega Raids in Pokémon GO

- Mega Camerupt enters Pokémon GO Mega Raids on Wednesday, May 6, and stays until Wednesday, May 13, replacing Mega Banette in the weekly rotation. (leekduck.com) - The key timing detail is 6:00 a.m. local time on both ends, with Shiny Camerupt available and Nihilego plus Shadow Cresselia arriving alongside it. (leekduck.com) - It matters because this is part of May’s broader raid reset, giving players a short window before Mega Glalie takes over. (pokemongohub.net)

Mega Camerupt is the next Mega Raid boss in Pokémon GO, and the useful part is simple — the swap happens early Wednesday morning, not at the usual event-hour(leekduck.com)al time, and Mega Camerupt takes over right then, staying until May 13 at 6:00 a.m. local time. If you want the Mega Energy, or you still need a Shiny Camerupt, that one-week window is the whole story. (leekduck.com) ### When does Mega Camerupt actually start? It starts on Wednesday, Ma([pokemongohub.net](https://pokemongohub.net/post/event/pokemon-go-may-2026-events/)).m. local time. That timing matters because raid rotations in Pokémon GO often create confusion around midnight, weekly event resets, and Raid Hour. This one is a clean morning handoff. (leekduck.com) ### What are you getting from these raids? Basically, three things — a Camerupt encounter, Mega Energy for Camerupt, and a chance at Shiny Camerupt if you’re lucky. That makes the (leekduck.com)e. For a lot of players, the point is collection first, energy second, optimization third. (leekduck.com) ### Why does Mega Camerupt matter at all? Mega Camerupt is a Fire- and Ground-type Mega, which gives it a weird but useful niche. It is not the default “best Mega” answer (leekduck.com)do not already have stronger staples built out. That makes this week more of a roster-filling opportunity than a must-drop-everything meta event. (articles.pokebattler.com) ### What else changes on May 6? This is the bigger weekly reset. Nihilego moves into f(leekduck.com)tates into Shadow Raids. So May 6 is not just “Camerupt week.” It is one of those Pokémon GO Wednesdays where the whole raid board gets refreshed at once. (leekduck.com) ### Is there a Raid Hour for this? Not for Mega Camerupt specifically. The listed Raid Hour on Wednesday, May 6, is for Nihilego at 6:00 p.m. local time. Mega raids will still appear through the week(articles.pokebattler.com)round local groups, do not assume Wednesday night is automatically the best Mega Camerupt farming slot. (leekduck.com) ### Should you spend passes on it? That depends on what you’re missing. If you need Mega Camerupt energy, want the shiny, or like keeping one of every Mega unlocked, yes — th(leekduck.com) and only care about top-end raid utility, Mega Camerupt is more optional than urgent. The catch is that optional raids become annoying later when the rotation moves on and the Mega you skipped disappears for months. (articles.pokebattler.com) ### What should players remember this week? Remember the exact dates. Mega Camerupt do(leekduck.com)ts Wednesday, May 6, and ends Wednesday, May 13, both at 6:00 a.m. local time. That is the window to plan around — especially because Mega Glalie is next in the rotation. (leekduck.com) ### Bottom line? This is a straightforward one-week Mega Raid rotation. Mega Camerupt is worth grabbing if you need the energy, the shiny, or the dex progress — but the real trick is just not missing the short May 6 to May 13 window. (leekduck.com)

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