Team GO Rocket are the main antagonists in the mobile game Pokemon GO. They present themselves every now and then with new tricks up their sleeves, and fans wait for their chance to engage in battle with them. Their team consists of four main leaders and several grunts. Gamers are often tasked with finding and defeating them for rewards.Arlo is one of the four leaders in Team GO Rocket. To fight him, players need first to defeat six Grunts associated with the villainous side. Doing so will award gamers Mysterious Components that can help build a Rocket Radar. This can be used to reveal a leader's location.Although the game will not let players know which leader the radar is pointing at, the probability of them being Arlo is 33%. One should consider using powerful counters and a good strategy to defeat this entity. Below is everything you need to know before engaging in a battle with Arlo.Note: This article reflects the author's views.Guide to defeating Arlo in Pokemon GO this December🎄Chocodile🎄@ChocodileyMr. Arlo Pokemon GoApparently before joining Team Rocket he was a fallen aristocrat? Not that that's reflected by his design AT ALL... kinda wanted to doodle up a fancy evil boy redesign but IDK if anyone cares about that. :P #PokemonGo4915Mr. Arlo Pokemon GoApparently before joining Team Rocket he was a fallen aristocrat? Not that that's reflected by his design AT ALL... kinda wanted to doodle up a fancy evil boy redesign but IDK if anyone cares about that. :P #PokemonGo https://t.co/CtPXGDDkwqArlo isn't an opponent you can defeat easily. His team consists of seven powerful Pocket Monsters useful in different aspects of Pokemon GO. The battle is divided into three phases, and the last two pose the biggest threat. Switching between different Pokemon in-between rounds, he is known to pick his fighters randomly.You are advised to keep creatures of different types on your team before engaging in a battle. Extensive type-battle knowledge is required to defeat this Team GO Rocket leader. This month, Arlo is coming with a party of powerful Shadow types.Despite the first battle starting with Mawile, the last two rounds will be unpredictable in terms of which Pocket Monster Arlo will deploy as his representative. He has six options after using Mawile in the first round, and in the last two rounds, you can battle two of the six monsters.Arlo's Shadow PokemonHere are Arlo's Shadow Pokemon:Shadow MawileShadow Salamence or Shadow Charizard, or Shadow StaraptorShadow Scizor or Shadow Granbull, or Shadow DragoniteDepending on his team, trainers must prepare the best counters to win against him. Predicting Arlo's party is tricky since the Pokemon he picks is unknown until the battle starts. However, you can exit the fight and then re-attempt to figure out the lineup. This strategy is a sure-shot way of figuring out what counters to use. With that in mind, here are the best creatures and moves to use against him:Counters for Mawile in Pokemon GORhyperior - Mud-Slap, Rock Wrecker, and SurfRhydon - Mud-Slap, Stone Edge, and SurfHo-Oh - Incinerate, Sacred Fire, and Brave BirdEntei - Fire Spin, Flame Charge, and Iron HeadHeatran - Fire Spin, Flamethrower, and Iron HeadKyogre - Waterfall, Surf, and BlizzardCounters for Shadow Charizard in Pokemon GOTyranitar - Smack Down, Stone Edge, and CrunchGigalith - Smack Down, Rock Slide, and SuperpowerTerrakion - Smack Down, Rock Slide, and Sacred SwordAerodactyl - Rock Throw, Rock Slide, and Earth PowerGolem (Alola) - Volt Switch, Wild Charge, and Stone EdgeRhyperior - Smack Down, Rock Wrecker, and Surf WaterCounters for Shadow Salamence in Pokemon GOTogekiss - Charm, Ancient Power, and FlamethrowerSylveon - Charm, Moonblast, and PsyshockPrimarina - Charm, Moonblast, and Hydro PumpGardevoir - Charm, Synchronoise, and Shadow BallAvalugg - Ice Fang, Body Slam, and AvalancheClefable - Charm, Moonblast, and Meteor MashCounters for Shadow Staraptor in Pokemon GOTyranitar - Smack Down, Stone Edge, and CrunchRampardos - Smack Down, Rock Slide, and FlamethrowerTerrakion - Smack Down, Rock Slide, and Sacred SwordAerodactyl - Rock Throw, Rock Slide, and Earth PowerGolem (Alola) - Volt Switch, Wild Charge, and Stone EdgeRhyperior - Smack Down, Rock Wrecker, and Surf WaterCounters for Shadow Scizor in Pokemon GOHeatran - Fire Spin, Flamethrower, and Iron HeadHo-Oh - Incinerate, Sacred Fire, and Brave BirdEntei - Fire Spin, Flame Charge, and Iron HeadMoltres - Fire Spin, Sky Attack, and OverheatKyogre - Waterfall, Surf, and BlizzardChandelure - Incinerate, Shadow Ball, and Flame ChargeCounters for Shadow Granbull in Pokemon GONihilego - Poison Jab, Sludge Bomb, and Rock SlideMetagross - Bullet Punch, Meteor Mash, and EarthquakeOverqwil - Poison Jab, Shadow Ball, and Aqua TailMagnezone - Spark, Wild Charge, and Mirror ShotNidoqueen - Poison Jab, Poison Fang, and Earth PowerCounters for Shadow Dragonite in Pokemon GOTogekiss - Charm, Ancient Power, and FlamethrowerPrimarina - Charm, Moonblast, and Hydro PumpNinetales (Alola) - Powder Snow, Weather Ball, and PsyshockMamoswine - Powder Snow and Avalanche IceSylveon - Charm, Moonblast, and PsyshockDialga - Dragon Breath, Iron Head, and Draco MeteorIn addition to the aforementioned counters, Pokemon GO fans can use other viable options that they think would work against Arlo's team.