Here’s ALL the New ‘Sword & Shield’ Pokemon, Their Stats, The Galar Pokedex, Cut Attacks, Version Exclusives, and More!
Pokemon Sword & Shield are now out! Here’s everything you want to know!
New Pokemon
Gen VIII introduces 94 new Pokemon and 26 Giganatamax Pokemon.
Gen I introduced 151 Pokemon, Gen II introduced 100, Gen III introduced 135, Gen IV introduced 107, Gen V introduced the highest at 156, Gen VI introduced the lowest at 72, and Gen VII introduced 88.
| #810 |  |
Grookey | Grass | Overgrow, Grassy Surge (H) | Evolves into Thwackey at Lv. 16 | 50/65/50/40/40/65 (310) |
| When it uses its special stick to strike up a beat, the sound waves produced carry revitalizing energy to the plants and flowers in the area.
It attacks with rapid beats of its stick. As it strikes with amazing speed, it gets more and more pumped. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Scratch, [01] Growl, [06] Branch Poke, [08] Taunt, [12] Razor Leaf, [17] Screech, [20] Knock Off, [24] Slam, [28] Uproar, [32] Wood Hammer, [36] Endeavor
Egg Moves: Growth, Hammer Arm, Fake Out, Strength, Nature Power, Worry Seed, Leech Seed TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam , [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore , [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM94] False Swipe TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #811 |  |
Thwackey | Grass | Overgrow, Grassy Surge (H) | Evolves into Rillaboom at Lv. 35 | 70/85/70/55/60/80 (420) |
| The faster a Thwackey can beat out a rhythm with its two sticks, the more respect it wins from its peers.
When it’s drumming out rapid beats in battle, it gets so caught up in the rhythm that it won’t even notice that it’s already knocked out its opponent. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Double Hit, [01] Double Hit, [01] Scratch, [01] Growl, [01] Branch Poke, [01] Taunt, [12] Razor Leaf, [19] Screech, [24] Knock Off, [30] Slam, [36] Uproar, [42] Wood Hammer, [48] Endeavor
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM94] False Swipe TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #812 |  |
Rillaboom | Grass | Overgrow, Grassy Surge (H) | 100/125/90/60/70/85 (530) | |
| By drumming, it taps into the power of its special tree stump. The roots of the stump follow its direction in battle.
The one with the best drumming techniques becomes the boss of the troop. It has a gentle disposition and values harmony among its group. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Drum Beating, [01] Drum Beating, [01] Double Hit, [01] Grassy Terrain, [01] Noble Roar, [01] Scratch, [01] Growl, [01] Branch Poke, [01] Taunt, [12] Razor Leaf, [19] Screech, [24] Knock Off, [30] Slam, [38] Uproar, [46] Wood Hammer, [54] Endeavor, [62] Boomburst
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM85] Snarl, [TM88] Grassy Terrain, [TM94] False Swipe, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR71] Leaf Storm, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up, [TR93] Darkest Lariat, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #813 |  |
Scorbunny | Fire | Blaze, Libero (H) | Evolves into Raboot at Lv. 16 | 50/71/40/40/40/69 (310) |
| A warm-up of running around gets fire energy coursing through this Pokémon’s body. Once that happens, it’s ready to fight at full power.
It has special pads on the backs of its feet, and one on its nose. Once it’s raring to fight, these pads radiate tremendous heat. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [06] Ember, [08] Quick Attack, [12] Double Kick, [17] Flame Charge, [20] Agility, [24] Headbutt, [28] Counter, [32] Bounce, [36] Double-Edge
Egg Moves: High Jump Kick, Sand Attack, Sucker Punch, Super Fang TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM75] Low Sweep, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR41] Blaze Kick, [TR43] Overheat, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #814 |  |
Raboot | Fire | Blaze, Libero (H) | Evolves into Cinderace at Lv. 35 | 65/86/60/55/60/94 (420) |
| Its thick and fluffy fur protects it from the cold and enables it to use hotter fire moves.
It kicks berries right off the branches of trees and then juggles them with its feet, practicing its footwork. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [01] Ember, [01] Quick Attack, [12] Double Kick, [19] Flame Charge, [24] Agility, [30] Headbutt, [36] Counter, [42] Bounce, [48] Double-Edge
TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM75] Low Sweep, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR41] Blaze Kick, [TR43] Overheat, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #815 |  |
Cinderace | Fire | Blaze, Libero (H) | 80/116/75/65/75/119 (530) | |
| It juggles a pebble with its feet, turning it into a burning soccer ball. Its shots strike opponents hard and leave them scorched.
It’s skilled at both offense and defense, and it gets pumped up when cheered on. But if it starts showboating, it could put itself in a tough spot. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Pyro Ball, [01] Pyro Ball, [01] Feint, [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [01] Ember, [01] Quick Attack, [12] Double Kick, [19] Flame Charge, [24] Agility, [30] Headbutt, [38] Counter, [46] Bounce, [54] Double-Edge, [62] Court Change
TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM75] Low Sweep, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR41] Blaze Kick, [TR43] Overheat, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #816 |  |
Sobble | Water | Torrent, Sniper (H) | Evolves into Drizzile at Lv. 16 | 50/40/40/70/40/70 (310) |
| When scared, this Pokémon cries. Its tears pack the chemical punch of 100 onions, and attackers won’t be able to resist weeping.
When it gets wet, its skin changes color, and this Pokémon becomes invisible as if it were camouflaged. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Pound, [01] Growl, [06] Water Gun, [08] Bind, [12] Water Pulse, [17] Tearful Look, [20] Sucker Punch, [24] U-turn, [28] Liquidation, [32] Soak, [36] Rain Dance
Egg Moves: Aqua Jet, Double Team, Aqua Ring, Mist, Haze, Ice Shard, Fell Stinger TMs: [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM45] Dive, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR04] Surf, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR85] Work Up, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #817 |  |
Drizzile | Water | Torrent, Sniper (H) | Evolves into Inteleon at Lv. 35 | 65/60/55/95/55/90 (420) |
| A clever combatant, this Pokémon battles using water balloons created with moisture secreted from its palms.
Highly intelligent but also very lazy, it keeps enemies out of its territory by laying traps everywhere. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Pound, [01] Growl, [01] Water Gun, [01] Bind, [12] Water Pulse, [19] Tearful Look, [24] Sucker Punch, [30] U-turn, [36] Liquidation, [42] Soak, [48] Rain Dance
TMs: [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM45] Dive, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR04] Surf, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR85] Work Up, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #818 |  |
Inteleon | Water | Torrent, Sniper (H) | 70/85/65/125/65/120 (530) | |
| It has many hidden capabilities, such as fingertips that can shoot water and a membrane on its back that it can use to glide through the air.
Its nictitating membranes let it pick out foes’ weak points so it can precisely blast them with water that shoots from its fingertips at Mach 3. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Snipe Shot, [01] Snipe Shot, [01] Acrobatics, [01] Pound, [01] Growl, [01] Water Gun, [01] Bind, [12] Water Pulse, [19] Tearful Look, [24] Sucker Punch, [30] U-turn, [38] Liquidation, [46] Soak, [54] Rain Dance, [62] Hydro Pump
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM45] Dive, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM95] Air Slash, [TM99] Breaking Swipe TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR14] Metronome, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR84] Scald, [TR85] Work Up, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #819 |  |
Skwovet | Normal | Cheek Pouch, Gluttony (H) | Evolves into Greedent at Lv. 24 | 70/55/55/35/35/25 (275) |
| Found throughout the Galar region, this Pokémon becomes uneasy if its cheeks are ever completely empty of berries.
It eats berries nonstop—a habit that has made it more resilient than it looks. It’ll show up on farms, searching for yet more berries. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Tail Whip, [05] Bite, [10] Stuff Cheeks, [15] Stockpile, [15] Swallow, [15] Spit Up, [20] Body Slam, [25] Rest, [30] Counter, [35] Bullet Seed, [40] Super Fang, [45] Belch
Egg Moves: Rollout, Defense Curl, Last Resort, Belly Drum TMs: [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR59] Seed Bomb |
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| #820 |  |
Greedent | Normal | Cheek Pouch, Gluttony (H) | 120/95/95/55/75/20 (460) | |
| It stashes berries in its tail—so many berries that they fall out constantly. But this Pokémon is a bit slow-witted, so it doesn’t notice the loss.
Common throughout the Galar region, this Pokémon has strong teeth and can chew through the toughest of berry shells. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Covet, [01] Covet, [01] Tackle, [01] Tail Whip, [01] Bite, [01] Stuff Cheeks, [15] Stockpile, [15] Swallow, [15] Spit Up, [20] Body Slam, [27] Rest, [34] Counter, [41] Bullet Seed, [48] Super Fang, [55] Belch
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR39] Superpower, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR97] Psychic Fangs, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #821 |  |
Rookidee | Flying | Keen Eye, Unnerve, Big Pecks (H) | Evolves into Corvisquire at Lv. 18 | 38/47/35/33/35/57 (245) |
| It will bravely challenge any opponent, no matter how powerful. This Pokémon benefits from every battle—even a defeat increases its strength a bit.
Jumping nimbly about, this small-bodied Pokémon takes advantage of even the slightest opportunity to disorient larger opponents. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Peck, [01] Leer, [04] Power Trip, [08] Hone Claws, [12] Fury Attack, [16] Pluck, [20] Taunt, [24] Scary Face, [28] Drill Peck, [32] Swagger, [36] Brave Bird
Egg Moves: Sky Attack, Sand Attack, Tailwind, Defog, Rock Smash, Spite, Roost TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM42] Revenge, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #822 |  |
Corvisquire | Flying | Keen Eye, Unnerve, Big Pecks (H) | Evolves into Corviknight at Lv. 38 | 68/67/55/43/55/77 (365) |
| Smart enough to use tools in battle, these Pokémon have been seen picking up rocks and flinging them or using ropes to wrap up enemies.
The lessons of many harsh battles have taught it how to accurately judge an opponent’s strength. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Peck, [01] Leer, [01] Power Trip, [01] Hone Claws, [12] Fury Attack, [16] Pluck, [22] Taunt, [28] Scary Face, [34] Drill Peck, [40] Swagger, [46] Brave Bird
TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM42] Revenge, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #823 |  |
Corviknight | Flying / Steel | Pressure, Unnerve, Mirror Armor (H) | 98/87/105/53/85/67 (495) | |
| This Pokémon reigns supreme in the skies of the Galar region. The black luster of its steel body could drive terror into the heart of any foe.
With their great intellect and flying skills, these Pokémon very successfully act as the Galar region’s airborne taxi service. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Steel Wing, [01] Steel Wing, [01] Iron Defense, [01] Metal Sound, [01] Peck, [01] Leer, [01] Power Trip, [01] Hone Claws, [12] Fury Attack, [16] Pluck, [22] Taunt, [28] Scary Face, [34] Drill Peck, [42] Swagger, [50] Brave Bird
TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM42] Revenge, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR85] Work Up, [TR89] Hurricane, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #824 |  |
Blipbug | Bug | Swarm, Compound Eyes, Telepathy (H) | Evolves into Dottler at Lv. 10 | 25/20/20/25/45/45 (180) |
| A constant collector of information, this Pokémon is very smart. Very strong is what it isn’t.
Often found in gardens, this Pokémon has hairs on its body that it uses to assess its surroundings. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Struggle Bug
Egg Moves: Infestation, Supersonic, Sticky Web, Recover TMs: None! TRs: |
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| #825 |  |
Dottler | Bug / Psychic | Swarm, Compound Eyes, Telepathy (H) | Evolves into Orbeetle at Lv. 30 | 50/35/80/50/90/30 (335) |
| It barely moves, but it’s still alive. Hiding in its shell without food or water seems to have awakened its psychic powers.
As it grows inside its shell, it uses its psychic abilities to monitor the outside world and prepare for evolution. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Reflect, [00] Light Screen, [00] Confusion, [01] Reflect, [01] Light Screen, [01] Confusion, [01] Struggle Bug
TMs: [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM57] Payback, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM91] Psychic Terrain TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR61] Bug Buzz, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #826 |  |
Orbeetle | Bug / Psychic | Swarm, Frisk, Telepathy (H) | 60/45/110/80/120/90 (505) | |
| It’s famous for its high level of intelligence, and the large size of its brain is proof that it also possesses immense psychic power.
It emits psychic energy to observe and study what’s around it—and what’s around it can include things over six miles away. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Reflect, [01] Light Screen, [01] Confusion, [01] Struggle Bug, [04] Confuse Ray, [08] Magic Coat, [12] Agility, [16] Psybeam, [20] Hypnosis, [24] Ally Switch, [28] Bug Buzz, [32] Mirror Coat, [36] Psychic, [40] After You, [44] Calm Mind, [48] Psychic Terrain
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM69] Psycho Cut, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM91] Psychic Terrain TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR12] Agility, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR61] Bug Buzz, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #827 |  |
Nickit | Dark | Run Away, Unburden, Stakeout (H) | Evolves into Thievul at Lv. 18 | 40/28/28/47/52/50 (245) |
| Aided by the soft pads on its feet, it silently raids the food stores of other Pokémon. It survives off its ill-gotten gains.
Cunning and cautious, this Pokémon survives by stealing food from others. It erases its tracks with swipes of its tail as it makes off with its plunder. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Quick Attack, [01] Tail Whip, [04] Beat Up, [08] Hone Claws, [12] Snarl, [16] Assurance, [20] Nasty Plot, [24] Sucker Punch, [28] Night Slash, [32] Tail Slap, [36] Foul Play
Egg Moves: Quick Guard, Knock Off, Howl, Torment TMs: [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM37] Beat Up, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR37] Taunt, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR90] Play Rough |
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| #828 |  |
Thievul | Dark | Run Away, Unburden, Stakeout (H) | 70/58/58/87/92/90 (455) | |
| It secretly marks potential targets with a scent. By following the scent, it stalks its targets and steals from them when they least expect it.
With a lithe body and sharp claws, it goes around stealing food and eggs. Boltund is its natural enemy. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Thief, [01] Thief, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Tail Whip, [01] Beat Up, [01] Hone Claws, [12] Snarl, [16] Assurance, [22] Nasty Plot, [28] Sucker Punch, [34] Night Slash, [40] Tail Slap, [46] Foul Play, [52] Parting Shot
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM37] Beat Up, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR32] Crunch, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR37] Taunt, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR90] Play Rough |
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| #829 |  |
Gossifleur | Grass | Cotton Down, Regenerator, Effect Spore (H) | Evolves into Eldegoss at Lv. 20 | 40/40/60/40/60/10 (250) |
| It anchors itself in the ground with its single leg, then basks in the sun. After absorbing enough sunlight, its petals spread as it blooms brilliantly.
It whirls around in the wind while singing a joyous song. This delightful display has charmed many into raising this Pokémon. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Leafage, [01] Sing, [04] Rapid Spin, [08] Sweet Scent, [12] Razor Leaf, [16] Round, [21] Leaf Tornado, [24] Synthesis, [28] Hyper Voice, [32] Aromatherapy, [36] Leaf Storm
Egg Moves: Growth, Leech Seed, Worry Seed, Poison Powder, Stun Spore, Sleep Powder TMs: [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM76] Round, [TM88] Grassy Terrain TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR71] Leaf Storm, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR96] Pollen Puff |
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| #830 |  |
Eldeoss | Grass | Cotton Down, Regenerator, Effect Spore (H) | 60/50/90/80/120/60 (460) | |
| The seeds attached to its cotton fluff are full of nutrients. It spreads them on the wind so that plants and other Pokémon can benefit from them.
The cotton on the head of this Pokémon can be spun into a glossy, gorgeous yarn—a Galar regional specialty. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Cotton Spore, [01] Cotton Spore, [01] Leafage, [01] Sing, [01] Rapid Spin, [01] Sweet Scent, [12] Razor Leaf, [16] Round, [23] Leaf Tornado, [28] Synthesis, [34] Hyper Voice, [40] Aromatherapy, [46] Leaf Storm, [52] Cotton Guard
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM76] Round, [TM88] Grassy Terrain TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR71] Leaf Storm, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR96] Pollen Puff |
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| #831 |  |
Wooloo | Normal | Fluffy, Run Away, Bulletproof (H) | Evolves into Dubwool at Lv. 24 | 42/40/55/40/45/48 (270) |
| Its curly fleece is such an effective cushion that this Pokémon could fall off a cliff and stand right back up at the bottom, unharmed.
If its fleece grows too long, Wooloo won’t be able to move. Cloth made with the wool of this Pokémon is surprisingly strong. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [04] Defense Curl, [08] Copycat, [12] Guard Split, [16] Double Kick, [21] Headbutt, [25] Take Down, [28] Guard Swap, [32] Reversal, [36] Cotton Guard, [40] Double-Edge
Egg Moves: Stomp, Swagger, Counter TMs: [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM57] Payback, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge |
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| #832 |  |
Dubwool | Normal | Fluffy, Steadfast, Bulletproof (H) | 72/80/100/60/90/88 (490) | |
| Weave a carpet from its springy wool, and you end up with something closer to a trampoline. You’ll start to bounce the moment you set foot on it.
Its majestic horns are meant only to impress the opposite gender. They never see use in battle. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [01] Defense Curl, [01] Copycat, [12] Guard Split, [16] Double Kick, [21] Headbutt, [27] Take Down, [32] Guard Swap, [38] Reversal, [44] Cotton Guard, [50] Double-Edge, [56] Last Resort
TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM52] Bounce, [TM57] Payback, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #833 |  |
Chewtle | Water | Strong Jaw, Shell Armor, Swift Swim (H) | Evolves into Drednaw at Lv. 22 | 50/64/50/38/38/44 (284) |
| Apparently the itch of its teething impels it to snap its jaws at anything in front of it.
It starts off battles by attacking with its rock-hard horn, but as soon as the opponent flinches, this Pokémon bites down and never lets go. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Water Gun, [07] Bite, [14] Protect, [21] Headbutt, [28] Counter, [35] Jaw Lock, [42] Liquidation, [49] Body Slam
Egg Moves: Skull Bash, Gastro Acid, Dragon Tail TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM45] Dive, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #834 |  |
Drednaw | Water / Rock | Strong Jaw, Shell Armor, Swift Swim (H) | 90/115/90/48/68/74 (485) | |
| With jaws that can shear through steel rods, this highly aggressive Pokémon chomps down on its unfortunate prey.
This Pokémon rapidly extends its retractable neck to sink its sharp fangs into distant enemies and take them down. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Rock Tomb, [01] Rock Tomb, [01] Razor Shell, [01] Crunch, [01] Rock Polish, [01] Tackle, [01] Water Gun, [01] Bite, [01] Protect, [21] Headbutt, [30] Counter, [39] Jaw Lock, [48] Liquidation, [57] Body Slam, [66] Head Smash
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM45] Dive, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM83] Razor Shell, [TM94] False Swipe, [TM96] Smart Strike, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR28] Megahorn, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR39] Superpower, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR84] Scald, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR98] Liquidation, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #835 |  |
Yamper | Electric | Ball Fetch, Rattled (H) | Evolves into Boltund at Lv. 25 | 59/45/50/40/50/26 (270) |
| This Pokémon is very popular as a herding dog in the Galar region. As it runs, it generates electricity from the base of its tail.
This gluttonous Pokémon only assists people with their work because it wants treats. As it runs, it crackles with electricity. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Tail Whip, [05] Nuzzle, [10] Bite, [15] Roar, [20] Spark, [26] Charm, [30] Crunch, [35] Charge, [40] Wild Charge, [45] Play Rough
Egg Moves: Double-Edge, Sand Attack, Flame Charge, Discharge, Howl TMs: [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM80] Volt Switch, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR90] Play Rough |
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| #836 |  |
Boltund | Electric | Strong Jaw, Competitive (H) | 69/90/60/90/60/121 (490) | |
| This Pokémon generates electricity and channels it into its legs to keep them going strong. Boltund can run nonstop for three full days.
It sends electricity through its legs to boost their strength. Running at top speed, it easily breaks 50 mph. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Electrify, [01] Tackle, [01] Tail Whip, [01] Nuzzle, [01] Bite, [15] Roar, [20] Spark, [28] Charm, [34] Crunch, [41] Charge, [48] Wild Charge, [55] Play Rough, [62] Electric Terrain
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM80] Volt Switch, [TM85] Snarl, [TM90] Electric Terrain, [TM93] Eerie Impulse TRs: [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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| #837 |  |
Rolycoly | Rock | Steam Engine, Heatproof, Flash Fire (H) | Evolves into Carkol at Lv. 18 | 30/40/50/40/50/30 (240) |
| Most of its body has the same composition as coal. Fittingly, this Pokémon was first discovered in coal mines about 400 years ago.
It can race around like a unicycle, even on rough, rocky terrain. Burning coal sustains it. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Smokescreen, [05] Rapid Spin, [10] Smack Down, [15] Rock Polish, [20] Ancient Power, [25] Incinerate, [30] Stealth Rock, [35] Heat Crash, [40] Rock Blast
Egg Moves: Explosion, Mud-Slap, Block TMs: [TM15] Dig, [TM18] Reflect, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR23] Spikes, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR88] Heat Crash |
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| #838 |  |
Carkol | Rock / Fire | Steam Engine, Flame Body, Flash Fire (H) | Evolves into Coalossal at Lv. 34 | 80/60/90/60/70/50 (410) |
| It forms coal inside its body. Coal dropped by this Pokémon once helped fuel the lives of people in the Galar region.
By rapidly rolling its legs, it can travel at over 18 mph. The temperature of the flames it breathes exceeds 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Flame Charge, [01] Flame Charge, [01] Tackle, [01] Smokescreen, [01] Rapid Spin, [01] Smack Down, [15] Rock Polish, [20] Ancient Power, [27] Incinerate, [35] Stealth Rock, [41] Heat Crash, [48] Rock Blast, [55] Burn Up
TMs: [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM15] Dig, [TM18] Reflect, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR23] Spikes, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR43] Overheat, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR84] Scald, [TR88] Heat Crash, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #839 |  |
Coalossal | Rock / Fire | Steam Engine, Flame Body, Flash Fire (H) | 110/80/120/80/90/30 (510) | |
| It’s usually peaceful, but the vandalism of mines enrages it. Offenders will be incinerated with flames that reach 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit.
While it’s engaged in battle, its mountain of coal will burn bright red, sending off sparks that scorch the surrounding area. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Tar Shot, [01] Tar Shot, [01] Flame Charge, [01] Tackle, [01] Smokescreen, [01] Rapid Spin, [01] Smack Down, [15] Rock Polish, [20] Ancient Power, [27] Incinerate, [37] Stealth Rock, [45] Heat Crash, [54] Rock Blast, [63] Burn Up
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM15] Dig, [TM18] Reflect, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR23] Spikes, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR43] Overheat, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR84] Scald, [TR88] Heat Crash, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #840 |  |
Applin | Grass / Dragon | Ripen, Gluttony, Bulletproof (H) | Evolves into Flapple or Appletun by using a Tart or Sweet Apple | 40/40/80/40/40/20 (260) |
| It spends its entire life inside an apple. It hides from its natural enemies, bird Pokémon, by pretending it’s just an apple and nothing more.
As soon as it’s born, it burrows into an apple. Not only does the apple serve as its food source, but the flavor of the fruit determines its evolution. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Withdraw, [01] Astonish
Egg Moves: Sucker Punch, Rollout, Defense Curl, Recycle TMs: [TM31] Attract TRs: |
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| #841 |  |
Flapple | Grass / Dragon | Ripen, Gluttony, Hustle (H) | 70/110/80/95/60/70 (485) | |
| It ate a sour apple, and that induced its evolution. In its cheeks, it stores an acid capable of causing chemical burns.
It flies on wings of apple skin and spits a powerful acid. It can also change its shape into that of an apple. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Wing Attack, [01] Wing Attack, [01] Recycle, [01] Withdraw, [01] Astonish, [01] Growth, [01] Twister, [04] Acid Spray, [08] Acrobatics, [12] Leech Seed, [16] Protect, [20] Dragon Breath, [24] Dragon Dance, [28] Dragon Pulse, [32] Grav Apple, [36] Iron Defense, [40] Fly, [44] Dragon Rush
TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM56] U-turn, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR51] Dragon Dance, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR79] Heavy Slam |
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| #842 |  |
Appletun | Grass / Dragon | Ripen, Gluttony, Thick Fat (H) | 110/85/80/100/80/30 (485) | |
| Eating a sweet apple caused its evolution. A nectarous scent wafts from its body, luring in the bug Pokémon it preys on.
Its body is covered in sweet nectar, and the skin on its back is especially yummy. Children used to have it as a snack. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Headbutt, [01] Headbutt, [01] Recycle, [01] Withdraw, [01] Astonish, [01] Growth, [01] Sweet Scent, [04] Curse, [08] Stomp, [12] Leech Seed, [16] Protect, [20] Bullet Seed, [24] Recover, [28] Apple Acid, [32] Body Slam, [36] Iron Defense, [40] Dragon Pulse, [44] Energy Ball
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM57] Payback, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #843 |  |
Silicobra | Ground | Sand Spit, Shed Skin, Sand Veil (H) | Evolves into Sandaconda at Lv. 36 | 52/57/75/35/50/46 (315) |
| As it digs, it swallows sand and stores it in its neck pouch. The pouch can hold more than 17 pounds of sand.
It spews sand from its nostrils. While the enemy is blinded, it burrows into the ground to hide. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Wrap, [01] Sand Attack, [05] Minimize, [10] Brutal Swing, [15] Bulldoze, [20] Headbutt, [25] Glare, [30] Dig, [35] Sandstorm, [40] Slam, [45] Coil, [50] Sand Tomb
Egg Moves: Dragon Rush, Mud-Slap, Last Resort, Belch, Poison Tail TMs: [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM39] Facade, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR10] Earthquake, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR87] Drill Run |
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| #844 |  |
Sandaconda | Ground | Sand Spit, Shed Skin, Sand Veil (H) | 72/107/125/65/70/71 (510) | |
| When it contracts its body, over 220 pounds of sand sprays from its nose. If it ever runs out of sand, it becomes disheartened.
Its unique style of coiling allows it to blast sand out of its sand sac more efficiently. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Skull Bash, [01] Wrap, [01] Sand Attack, [01] Minimize, [01] Brutal Swing, [15] Bulldoze, [20] Headbutt, [25] Glare, [30] Dig, [35] Sandstorm, [42] Slam, [49] Coil, [51] Sand Tomb
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR10] Earthquake, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR87] Drill Run, [TR89] Hurricane, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #845 |  |
Cramorant | Flying / Water | Gulp Missile | 70/85/55/85/95/85 (475) | |
| It’s so strong that it can knock out some opponents in a single hit, but it also may forget what it’s battling midfight.
This hungry Pokémon swallows Arrokuda whole. Occasionally, it makes a mistake and tries to swallow a Pokémon other than its preferred prey. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Belch, [01] Peck, [01] Stockpile, [01] Swallow, [01] Spit Up, [07] Water Gun, [14] Fury Attack, [21] Pluck, [28] Dive, [35] Drill Peck, [42] Amnesia, [49] Thrash, [56] Hydro Pump
Egg Moves: Defog, Aerial Ace, Feather Dance, Aqua Ring, Roost TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM45] Dive, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR12] Agility, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR39] Superpower, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR84] Scald, [TR89] Hurricane, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| Cramorant’s gluttony led it to try to swallow an Arrokuda whole, which in turn led to Cramorant getting an Arrokuda stuck in its throat.
The slightest shock is sometimes enough to get this Pokémon to spit out the Arrokuda lodged in its throat. |
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Cramorant (Gorging) | |||||
| This Cramorant has accidentally gotten a Pikachu lodged in its gullet. Cramorant is choking a little, but it isn’t really bothered.
The half-swallowed Pikachu is so startled that it isn’t struggling yet, but it’s still looking for a chance to strike back. |
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| #846 |  |
Arrokuda | Water | Swift Swim, Propeller Tail (H) | Evolves into Barraskewda at Lv. 26 | 41/63/40/40/30/66 (280) |
| If it sees any movement around it, this Pokémon charges for it straightaway, leading with its sharply pointed jaw. It’s very proud of that jaw.
After it’s eaten its fill, its movements become extremely sluggish. That’s when Cramorant swallows it up. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Peck, [01] Aqua Jet, [06] Fury Attack, [12] Bite, [18] Agility, [24] Dive, [30] Laser Focus, [36] Crunch, [42] Liquidation, [48] Double-Edge
Egg Moves: Thrash, Acupressure, Slash, Night Slash TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM45] Dive, [TM52] Bounce, [TM58] Assurance, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR84] Scald, [TR87] Drill Run, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR97] Psychic Fangs, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #847 |  |
Barraskewda | Water | Swift Swim, Propeller Tail (H) | 61/123/60/60/50/136 (490) | |
| This Pokémon has a jaw that’s as sharp as a spear and as strong as steel. Apparently Barraskewda’s flesh is surprisingly tasty, too.
It spins its tail fins to propel itself, surging forward at speeds of over 100 knots before ramming prey and spearing into them. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Throat Chop, [01] Peck, [01] Aqua Jet, [01] Fury Attack, [01] Bite, [18] Agility, [24] Dive, [32] Laser Focus, [40] Crunch, [48] Liquidation, [56] Double-Edge
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM45] Dive, [TM52] Bounce, [TM58] Assurance, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR84] Scald, [TR87] Drill Run, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR97] Psychic Fangs, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #848 |  |
Toxel | Electric / Poison | Rattled, Static, Klutz (H) | Evolves into Toxtricity at Lv. 30 (form depends on nature) | 40/38/35/54/35/40 (242) |
| It stores poison in an internal poison sac and secretes that poison through its skin. If you touch this Pokémon, a tingling sensation follows.
It manipulates the chemical makeup of its poison to produce electricity. The voltage is weak, but it can cause a tingling paralysis. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Belch, [01] Tearful Look, [01] Nuzzle, [01] Growl, [01] Flail, [01] Acid
Egg Moves: Endeavor, Metal Sound, Power-Up Punch TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore |
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| #849 |  |
Toxtricity (Amped) | Electric / Poison | Punk Rock, Plus, Technician (H) | 75/98/70/114/70/75 (502) | |
| When this Pokémon sounds as if it’s strumming a guitar, it’s actually clawing at the protrusions on its chest to generate electricity.
This short-tempered and aggressive Pokémon chugs stagnant water to absorb any toxins it might contain. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Spark, [01] Spark, [01] Eerie Impulse, [01] Belch, [01] Tearful Look, [01] Nuzzle, [01] Growl, [01] Flail, [01] Acid, [01] Thunder Shock, [01] Acid Spray, [01] Leer, [01] Noble Roar, [04] Charge, [08] Shock Wave, [12] Scary Face, [16] Taunt, [20] Venoshock, [24] Screech, [28] Swagger, [32] Toxic, [36] Discharge, [40] Poison Jab, [44] Overdrive, [48] Boomburst, [52] Shift Gear
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM80] Volt Switch, [TM85] Snarl, [TM93] Eerie Impulse TRs: [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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Toxtricity (Low Key) | Punk Rock, Minus, Technician (H) | ||||
| Capable of generating 15,000 volts of electricity, this Pokémon looks down on all that would challenge it.
It has an electrical organ on its chest. While generating electricity, it fills its surroundings with what sounds like the strumming of a bass guitar. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Spark, [01] Spark, [01] Eerie Impulse, [01] Belch, [01] Tearful Look, [01] Nuzzle, [01] Growl, [01] Flail, [01] Acid, [01] Thunder Shock, [01] Acid Spray, [01] Leer, [01] Noble Roar, [04] Charge, [08] Shock Wave, [12] Scary Face, [16] Taunt, [20] Venom Drench, [24] Screech, [28] Swagger, [32] Toxic, [36] Discharge, [40] Poison Jab, [44] Overdrive, [48] Boomburst, [52] Magnetic Flux
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM80] Volt Switch, [TM85] Snarl, [TM93] Eerie Impulse TRs: [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR91] Venom Drench, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #850 |  |
Sizzlipede | Fire / Bug | Flash Fire, White Smoke, Flame Body (H) | Evolves into Centiskorch at Lv. 28 | 50/65/45/50/50/45 (305) |
| It stores flammable gas in its body and uses it to generate heat. The yellow sections on its belly get particularly hot.
It wraps prey up with its heated body, cooking them in its coils. Once they’re well-done, it will voraciously nibble them down to the last morsel. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Ember, [01] Smokescreen, [05] Wrap, [10] Bite, [15] Flame Wheel, [20] Bug Bite, [25] Coil, [30] Slam, [35] Fire Spin, [40] Crunch, [45] Fire Lash, [50] Lunge, [55] Burn Up
Egg Moves: Knock Off, Struggle Bug, Rollout, Defense Curl TMs: [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR61] Bug Buzz, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR84] Scald, [TR88] Heat Crash |
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| #851 |  |
Centiskorch | Fire / Bug | Flash Fire, White Smoke, Flame Body (H) | 100/115/65/90/90/65 (525) | |
| When it heats up, its body temperature reaches about 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit. It lashes its body like a whip and launches itself at enemies.
While its burning body is already dangerous on its own, this excessively hostile Pokémon also has large and very sharp fangs. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Inferno, [01] Ember, [01] Smokescreen, [01] Wrap, [01] Bite, [15] Flame Wheel, [20] Bug Bite, [25] Coil, [32] Slam, [39] Fire Spin, [46] Crunch, [53] Fire Lash, [60] Lunge, [67] Burn Up
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM92] Mystical Fire, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR43] Overheat, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR60] X-Scissor, [TR61] Bug Buzz, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR84] Scald, [TR88] Heat Crash |
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| #852 |  |
Clobbopus | Fighting | Limber, Technician (H) | Evolves into Grapploct upon learning Taunt | 50/68/60/50/50/32 (310) |
| It’s very curious, but its means of investigating things is to try to punch them with its tentacles. The search for food is what brings it onto land.
Its tentacles tear off easily, but it isn’t alarmed when that happens—it knows they’ll grow back. It’s about as smart as a three-year-old. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Rock Smash, [01] Leer, [05] Feint, [10] Bind, [15] Detect, [20] Brick Break, [25] Bulk Up, [30] Submission, [35] Taunt, [40] Reversal, [45] Superpower
Egg Moves: Pain Split, Soak, Sucker Punch, Circle Throw, Seismic Toss, Power-Up Punch TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM45] Dive, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM55] Brine, [TM57] Payback, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR85] Work Up, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #853 |  |
Grapploct | Fighting | Limber, Technician (H) | 80/118/90/70/80/42 (480) | |
| A body made up of nothing but muscle makes the grappling moves this Pokémon performs with its tentacles tremendously powerful.
Searching for an opponent to test its skills against, it emerges onto land. Once the battle is over, it returns to the sea. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Octolock, [01] Octolock, [01] Octazooka, [01] Rock Smash, [01] Leer, [01] Feint, [01] Bind, [15] Detect, [20] Brick Break, [25] Bulk Up, [30] Submission, [35] Taunt, [40] Reversal, [45] Superpower, [50] Topsy-Turvy
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM45] Dive, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM55] Brine, [TM57] Payback, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR85] Work Up, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #854 |  |
Sinistea | Ghost | Weak Armor, Cursed Body (H) | Evolves into Polteageist by using the Cracked Pot | 40/45/45/74/54/50 (308) |
| This Pokémon is said to have been born when a lonely spirit possessed a cold, leftover cup of tea.
The teacup in which this Pokémon makes its home is a famous piece of antique tableware. Many forgeries are in circulation. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Astonish, [01] Withdraw, [06] Aromatic Mist, [12] Mega Drain, [18] Protect, [24] Sucker Punch, [30] Aromatherapy, [36] Giga Drain, [42] Nasty Plot, [48] Shadow Ball, [54] Memento, [60] Shell Smash
TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM44] Imprison, [TM57] Payback, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM86] Phantom Force TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR38] Trick, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch |
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Sinistea (Forgery) | |||||
| The swirl pattern in this Pokémon’s body is its weakness. If it gets stirred, the swirl loses its shape, and Sinistea gets dizzy.
It absorbs the life-force of those who drink it. It waits patiently, but opportunities are fleeting— it tastes so bad that it gets spat out immediately. |
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| #855 | |
Polteageist | Ghost | Weak Armor, Cursed Body (H) | 60/65/65/134/114/70 (508) | |
| This species lives in antique teapots. Most pots are forgeries, but on rare occasions, an authentic work is found.
Leaving leftover black tea unattended is asking for this Pokémon to come along and pour itself into it, turning the tea into a new Polteageist. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Teatime, [01] Teatime, [01] Strength Sap, [01] Astonish, [01] Withdraw, [01] Aromatic Mist, [01] Mega Drain, [18] Protect, [24] Sucker Punch, [30] Aromatherapy, [36] Giga Drain, [42] Nasty Plot, [48] Shadow Ball, [54] Memento, [60] Shell Smash, [66] Curse
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM44] Imprison, [TM57] Payback, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM86] Phantom Force TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR38] Trick, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch |
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Polteageist (Forgery) | |||||
| Trainers Polteageist trusts will be allowed to experience its distinctive flavor and aroma firsthand by sampling just a tiny bit of its tea.
When angered, it launches tea from its body at the offender’s mouth. The tea causes strong chills if swallowed. |
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| #856 |  |
Hatenna | Psychic | Healer, Anticipation, Magic Bounce (H) | Evolves into Hattrem at Lv. 32 | 42/30/45/56/53/39 (265) |
| Via the protrusion on its head, it senses other creatures’ emotions. If you don’t have a calm disposition, it will never warm up to you.
If this Pokémon senses a strong emotion, it will run away as fast as it can. It prefers areas without people. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Confusion, [01] Play Nice, [05] Life Dew, [10] Disarming Voice, [15] Aromatherapy, [20] Psybeam, [25] Heal Pulse, [30] Dazzling Gleam, [35] Calm Mind, [40] Psychic, [45] Healing Wish
Egg Moves: Aromatic Mist, Nuzzle, After You, Quash TMs: [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM92] Mystical Fire TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #857 |  |
Hattrem | Psychic | Healer, Anticipation, Magic Bounce (H) | Evolves into Hatterene at Lv. 42 | 57/40/65/86/73/49 (370) |
| No matter who you are, if you bring strong emotions near this Pokémon, it will silence you violently.
Using the braids on its head, it pummels foes to get them to quiet down. One blow from those braids would knock out a professional boxer. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Brutal Swing, [01] Brutal Swing, [01] Confusion, [01] Play Nice, [01] Life Dew, [01] Disarming Voice, [15] Aromatherapy, [20] Psybeam, [25] Heal Pulse, [30] Dazzling Gleam, [37] Calm Mind, [44] Psychic, [51] Healing Wish
TMs: [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM92] Mystical Fire, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #858 |  |
Hatterene | Psychic / Fairy | Healer, Anticipation, Magic Bounce (H) | 57/90/95/136/103/29 (510) | |
| It emits psychic power strong enough to cause headaches as a deterrent to the approach of others.
If you’re too loud around it, you risk being torn apart by the claws on its tentacle. This Pokémon is also known as the Forest Witch. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Psycho Cut, [01] Psycho Cut, [01] Brutal Swing, [01] Confusion, [01] Play Nice, [01] Life Dew, [01] Disarming Voice, [15] Aromatherapy, [20] Psybeam, [25] Heal Pulse, [30] Dazzling Gleam, [37] Calm Mind, [46] Psychic, [55] Healing Wish, [64] Magic Powder
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM69] Psycho Cut, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM92] Mystical Fire, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR11] Psychic, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #859 |  |
Impidimp | Dark / Fairy | Prankster, Frisk, Pickpocket (H) | Evolves into Morgrem at Lv. 32 | 45/45/30/55/40/50 (265) |
| Through its nose, it sucks in the emanations produced by people and Pokémon when they feel annoyed. It thrives off this negative energy.
It sneaks into people’s homes, stealing things and feasting on the negative energy of the frustrated occupants. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Fake Out, [01] Confide, [04] Bite, [08] Flatter, [12] Fake Tears, [16] Assurance, [20] Swagger, [24] Sucker Punch, [28] Torment, [33] Dark Pulse, [36] Nasty Plot, [40] Play Rough, [44] Foul Play
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM58] Assurance, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM87] Draining Kiss TRs: [TR07] Low Kick, [TR14] Metronome, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #860 |  |
Morgrem | Dark / Fairy | Prankster, Frisk, Pickpocket (H) | Evolves into Grimmsnarl at Lv. 42 | 65/60/45/75/55/70 (370) |
| When it gets down on all fours as if to beg for forgiveness, it’s trying to lure opponents in so that it can stab them with its spear-like hair.
With sly cunning, it tries to lure people into the woods. Some believe it to have the power to make crops grow. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] False Surrender, [01] False Surrender, [01] Fake Out, [01] Confide, [01] Bite, [01] Flatter, [12] Fake Tears, [16] Assurance, [20] Swagger, [24] Sucker Punch, [28] Torment, [35] Dark Pulse, [40] Nasty Plot, [46] Play Rough, [52] Foul Play
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM58] Assurance, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM87] Draining Kiss TRs: [TR07] Low Kick, [TR14] Metronome, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #861 |  |
Grimmsnarl | Dark / Fairy | Prankster, Frisk, Pickpocket (H) | 95/120/65/95/75/60 (510) | |
| With the hair wrapped around its body helping to enhance its muscles, this Pokémon can overwhelm even Machamp.
Its hairs work like muscle fibers. When its hairs unfurl, they latch on to opponents, ensnaring them as tentacles would. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Spirit Break, [01] Spirit Break, [01] False Surrender, [01] Bulk Up, [01] Power-Up Punch, [01] Fake Out, [01] Confide, [01] Bite, [01] Flatter, [12] Fake Tears, [16] Assurance, [20] Swagger, [24] Sucker Punch, [28] Torment, [35] Dark Pulse, [40] Nasty Plot, [48] Play Rough, [56] Foul Play, [64] Hammer Arm
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM58] Assurance, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM75] Low Sweep, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR14] Metronome, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR39] Superpower, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam, [TR93] Darkest Lariat, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #862 |  |
Obstagoon | Dark / Normal | Reckless, Guts, Defiant (H) | 93/90/101/60/81/95 (520) | |
| Its voice is staggering in volume. Obstagoon has a tendency to take on a threatening posture and shout—this move is known as Obstruct.
It evolved after experiencing numerous fights. While crossing its arms, it lets out a shout that would make any opponent flinch. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Obstruct, [01] Obstruct, [01] Cross Chop, [01] Submission, [01] Night Slash, [01] Switcheroo, [01] Pin Missile, [01] Baby-Doll Eyes, [01] Tackle, [01] Leer, [01] Sand Attack, [01] Lick, [09] Snarl, [12] Headbutt, [15] Hone Claws, [18] Fury Swipes, [23] Rest, [28] Take Down, [35] Scary Face, [42] Counter, [49] Taunt, [56] Double-Edge
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM07] Pin Missile, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM73] Cross Poison, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM85] Snarl, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR60] X-Scissor, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #863 |  |
Perrserker | Steel | Battle Armor, Tough Claws, Steely Spirit (H) | 70/110/100/50/60/50 (440) | |
| What appears to be an iron helmet is actually hardened hair. This Pokémon lives for the thrill of battle.
After many battles, it evolved dangerous claws that come together to form daggers when extended. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Iron Head, [01] Iron Head, [01] Metal Burst, [01] Iron Defense, [01] Fake Out, [01] Growl, [01] Hone Claws, [01] Scratch, [12] Pay Day, [16] Metal Claw, [20] Taunt, [24] Swagger, [31] Fury Swipes, [36] Screech, [42] Slash, [48] Metal Sound, [54] Thrash
TMs: [TM02] Pay Day, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR85] Work Up, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #864 |  |
Cursola | Ghost | Weak Armor, Weak Armor, Perish Body (H) | 60/95/50/145/130/30 (510) | |
| Its shell is overflowing with its heightened otherworldly energy. The ectoplasm serves as protection for this Pokémon’s core spirit.
Be cautious of the ectoplasmic body surrounding its soul. You’ll become stiff as stone if you touch it. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Perish Song, [01] Tackle, [01] Harden, [01] Astonish, [01] Disable, [15] Spite, [20] Ancient Power, [25] Hex, [30] Curse, [35] Strength Sap, [40] Power Gem, [45] Night Shade, [50] Grudge, [55] Mirror Coat
TMs: [TM07] Pin Missile, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM35] Hail, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM55] Brine, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR11] Psychic, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR63] Power Gem, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR84] Scald, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #865 |  |
Sirfetch’d | Fighting | Steadfast, Steadfast, Scrappy (H) | 62/135/95/68/82/65 (507) | |
| Only Farfetch’d that have survived many battles can attain this evolution. When this Pokémon’s leek withers, it will retire from combat.
After deflecting attacks with its hard leaf shield, it strikes back with its sharp leek stalk. The leek stalk is both weapon and food. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Iron Defense, [01] Iron Defense, [01] First Impression, [01] Peck, [01] Sand Attack, [01] Leer, [01] Fury Cutter, [15] Rock Smash, [20] Brutal Swing, [25] Detect, [30] Knock Off, [35] Defog, [40] Brick Break, [45] Swords Dance, [50] Slam, [55] Leaf Blade, [60] Final Gambit, [65] Brave Bird, [70] Meteor Assault
TMs: [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR50] Leaf Blade, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR85] Work Up, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #866 |  |
Mr. Rime | Ice / Psychic | Tangled Feet, Screen Cleaner, Ice Body (H) | 80/85/75/110/100/70 (520) | |
| It’s highly skilled at tap-dancing. It waves its cane of ice in time with its graceful movements.
Its amusing movements make it very popular. It releases its psychic power from the pattern on its belly. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Fake Tears, [01] Slack Off, [01] After You, [01] Block, [01] Copycat, [01] Encore, [01] Role Play, [01] Protect, [01] Recycle, [01] Mimic, [01] Light Screen, [01] Reflect, [01] Safeguard, [01] Dazzling Gleam, [01] Misty Terrain, [01] Pound, [01] Rapid Spin, [01] Baton Pass, [01] Ice Shard, [12] Confusion, [16] Ally Switch, [20] Icy Wind, [24] Double Kick, [28] Psybeam, [32] Hypnosis, [36] Mirror Coat, [40] Sucker Punch, [44] Freeze-Dry, [48] Psychic, [52] Teeter Dance
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM35] Hail, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM89] Misty Terrain, [TM91] Psychic Terrain, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR30] Encore, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #867 |  |
Runerigus | Ground / Ghost | Wandering Spirit, Wandering Spirit, Wandering Spirit (H) | 58/95/145/50/105/30 (483) | |
| A powerful curse was woven into an ancient painting. After absorbing the spirit of a Yamask, the painting began to move.
Never touch its shadowlike body, or you’ll be shown the horrific memories behind the picture carved into it. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Shadow Claw, [01] Shadow Claw, [01] Scary Face, [01] Astonish, [01] Protect, [01] Haze, [01] Night Shade, [12] Disable, [16] Brutal Swing, [20] Crafty Shield, [24] Hex, [28] Mean Look, [32] Slam, [38] Curse, [44] Shadow Ball, [50] Earthquake, [56] Power Split, [56] Guard Split, [62] Destiny Bond
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM44] Imprison, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM57] Payback, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM86] Phantom Force, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR10] Earthquake, [TR11] Psychic, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #868 |  |
Milcery | Fairy | Sweet Veil, Aroma Veil (H) | Evolves into Alcremie by using Sweet Item and Spin | 45/40/40/50/61/34 (270) |
| This Pokémon was born from sweet-smelling particles in the air. Its body is made of cream.
They say that any patisserie visited by Milcery is guaranteed success and good fortune. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Aromatic Mist, [05] Sweet Kiss, [10] Sweet Scent, [15] Draining Kiss, [20] Aromatherapy, [25] Attract, [30] Acid Armor, [35] Dazzling Gleam, [40] Recover, [45] Misty Terrain, [50] Entrainment
Egg Moves: Baby-Doll Eyes, Last Resort TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM89] Misty Terrain TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #869 |  |
Alcremie | Fairy | Sweet Veil, Aroma Veil (H) | 65/60/75/110/121/64 (495) | |
| When it trusts a Trainer, it will treat them to berries it’s decorated with cream.
When Alcremie is content, the cream it secretes from its hands becomes sweeter and richer. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Decorate, [01] Decorate, [01] Tackle, [01] Aromatic Mist, [01] Sweet Kiss, [01] Sweet Scent, [15] Draining Kiss, [20] Aromatherapy, [25] Attract, [30] Acid Armor, [35] Dazzling Gleam, [40] Recover, [45] Misty Terrain, [50] Entrainment
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM59] Fling, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM89] Misty Terrain, [TM92] Mystical Fire TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR19] Tri Attack, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| The moment it evolved, it took on a [sweet and tart/aromatic/refreshing/sour/salty/mixed/bitter/complex] flavor. This is because of the way its cells spontaneously shifted during evolution.
The cells that compose its cream fluctuated suddenly during evolution, giving the cream a [sweet and tart/aromatic/refreshing/sour/salty/mixed/bitter/complex] flavor. |
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| #870 |  |
Falinks | Fighting | Battle Armor, Defiant (H) | 65/100/100/70/60/75 (470) | |
| Five of them are troopers, and one is the brass. The brass’s orders are absolute.
The six of them work together as one Pokémon. Teamwork is also their battle strategy, and they constantly change their formation as they fight. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Protect, [05] Rock Smash, [10] Focus Energy, [15] Headbutt, [20] Bulk Up, [25] Endure, [30] Reversal, [35] First Impression, [40] No Retreat, [45] Iron Defense, [50] Close Combat, [55] Megahorn, [60] Counter
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM37] Beat Up, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM94] False Swipe, [TM96] Smart Strike TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR28] Megahorn, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #871 |  |
Pincurchin | Electric | Lightning Rod, Electric Surge (H) | 48/101/95/91/85/15 (435) | |
| It feeds on seaweed, using its teeth to scrape it off rocks. Electric current flows from the tips of its spines.
It stores electricity in each spine. Even if one gets broken off, it still continues to emit electricity for at least three hours. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Peck, [01] Thunder Shock, [05] Water Gun, [10] Charge, [15] Fury Attack, [20] Spark, [25] Bubble Beam, [30] Recover, [35] Curse, [40] Electric Terrain, [45] Poison Jab, [50] Zing Zap, [55] Acupressure, [60] Discharge
Egg Moves: Memento, Sucker Punch TMs: [TM07] Pin Missile, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM39] Facade, [TM55] Brine, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM90] Electric Terrain TRs: [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR23] Spikes, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR84] Scald, [TR91] Venom Drench, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #872 |  |
Snom | Ice / Bug | Shield Dust, Ice Scales (H) | Evolves into Frosmoth by leveling up at night with high Friendship | 30/25/35/45/30/20 (185) |
| It spits out thread imbued with a frigid sort of energy and uses it to tie its body to branches, disguising itself as an icicle while it sleeps.
It eats snow that piles up on the ground. The more snow it eats, the bigger and more impressive the spikes on its back grow. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Powder Snow, [01] Struggle Bug
Egg Moves: Fairy Wind, Mirror Coat, Bug Bite TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR61] Bug Buzz |
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| #873 |  |
Frosmoth | Ice / Bug | Shield Dust, Ice Scales (H) | 70/65/60/125/90/65 (475) | |
| Icy scales fall from its wings like snow as it flies over fields and mountains. The temperature of its wings is less than −290 degrees Fahrenheit.
It shows no mercy to any who desecrate fields and mountains. It will fly around on its icy wings, causing a blizzard to chase offenders away. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Icy Wind, [01] Icy Wind, [01] Powder Snow, [01] Struggle Bug, [01] Helping Hand, [01] Attract, [04] Stun Spore, [08] Infestation, [12] Mist, [16] Defog, [21] Feather Dance, [24] Aurora Beam, [28] Hail, [32] Bug Buzz, [36] Aurora Veil, [40] Blizzard, [44] Tailwind, [48] Wide Guard, [52] Quiver Dance
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM35] Hail, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM56] U-turn, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM76] Round, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM95] Air Slash TRs: [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR61] Bug Buzz, [TR89] Hurricane, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #874 |  |
Stonjourner | Rock | Power Spot, Power Spot, Power Spot (H) | 100/125/135/20/20/70 (470) | |
| It stands in grasslands, watching the sun’s descent from zenith to horizon. This Pokémon has a talent for delivering dynamic kicks.
Once a year, on a specific date and at a specific time, they gather out of nowhere and form up in a circle. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Rock Throw, [01] Block, [06] Rock Polish, [12] Rock Tomb, [18] Gravity, [24] Stomp, [30] Stealth Rock, [36] Rock Slide, [42] Body Slam, [48] Wide Guard, [54] Heavy Slam, [60] Stone Edge, [66] Mega Kick
Egg Moves: Curse, Ancient Power TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM39] Facade, [TM44] Imprison, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM49] Sand Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM58] Assurance, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR88] Heat Crash, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #875 |  |
Eiscue | Ice | Ice Face | 75/80/110/65/90/50 (470) | |
| It drifted in on the flow of ocean waters from a frigid place. It keeps its head iced constantly to make sure it stays nice and cold.
This Pokémon keeps its heat-sensitive head cool with ice. It fishes for its food, dangling its single hair into the sea to lure in prey. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Powder Snow, [01] Tackle, [06] Mist, [12] Weather Ball, [18] Icy Wind, [24] Headbutt, [30] Amnesia, [36] Freeze-Dry, [42] Hail, [48] Aurora Veil, [54] Surf, [60] Blizzard
Egg Moves: Soak, Aqua Ring, Belly Drum, Double-Edge, Icicle Crash, Head Smash TMs: [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM35] Hail, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM45] Dive, [TM46] Weather Ball, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM55] Brine, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR12] Agility, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| The ice covering this Pokémon’s face has shattered, revealing a slightly worried expression that many people are enamored with.
The hair on its head connects to the surface of its brain. When this Pokémon has something on its mind, its hair chills the air around it. |
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| #876 |  |
Indeedee | Psychic / Normal | Inner Focus, Synchronize, Psychic Surge (H) | 60/65/55/105/95/95 (475) | |
| It uses the horns on its head to sense the emotions of others. Males will act as valets for those they serve, looking after their every need.
Through its horns, it can pick up on the emotions of creatures around it. Positive emotions are the source of its strength. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Stored Power, [01] Play Nice, [05] Encore, [10] Disarming Voice, [15] Psybeam, [20] Helping Hand, [25] After You, [30] Aromatherapy, [35] Psychic, [40] Calm Mind, [45] Power Split, [50] Psychic Terrain, [55] Last Resort
Egg Moves: Psych Up, Fake Out, Extrasensory TMs: [TM02] Pay Day, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM91] Psychic Terrain, [TM92] Mystical Fire TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR19] Tri Attack, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR38] Trick, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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Indeedee (Female) | Own Tempo, Synchronize, Psychic Surge (H) | 70/55/65/95/105/85 (475) | |||
| These intelligent Pokémon touch horns with each other to share information between them.
They diligently serve people and Pokémon so they can gather feelings of gratitude. The females are particularly good at babysitting. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Stored Power, [01] Play Nice, [05] Baton Pass, [10] Disarming Voice, [15] Psybeam, [20] Helping Hand, [25] Follow Me, [30] Aromatherapy, [35] Psychic, [40] Calm Mind, [45] Guard Split, [50] Psychic Terrain, [55] Healing Wish
Egg Moves: Psych Up, Fake Out, Psycho Shift, Heal Pulse TMs: [TM02] Pay Day, [TM10] Magical Leaf, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM44] Imprison, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM76] Round, [TM87] Draining Kiss, [TM91] Psychic Terrain, [TM92] Mystical Fire TRs: [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR38] Trick, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #877 |  |
Morpeko | Electric / Dark | Hunger Switch | 58/95/58/70/58/97 (436) | |
| As it eats the seeds stored up in its pocket-like pouches, this Pokémon is not just satisfying its constant hunger. It’s also generating electricity.
It carries electrically roasted seeds with it as if they’re precious treasures. No matter how much it eats, it always gets hungry again in short order. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Thunder Shock, [01] Tail Whip, [05] Leer, [10] Power Trip, [15] Quick Attack, [20] Flatter, [25] Bite, [30] Spark, [35] Torment, [40] Agility, [45] Bullet Seed, [50] Crunch, [55] Aura Wheel, [60] Thrash
Egg Moves: Swagger, Super Fang, Charge, Tickle, Rapid Spin, Quash, Parting Shot, Fake Out TMs: [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM50] Bullet Seed, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM80] Volt Switch, [TM82] Electroweb, [TM85] Snarl, [TM90] Electric Terrain, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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| Intense hunger drives it to extremes of violence, and the electricity in its cheek sacs has converted into a Dark-type energy.
Hunger hormones affect its temperament. Until its hunger is appeased, it gets up to all manner of evil deeds. |
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| #878 |  |
Cufant | Steel | Sheer Force, Heavy Metal (H) | Evolves into Copperajah at Lv. 34 | 72/80/49/40/49/40 (330) |
| It digs up the ground with its trunk. It’s also very strong, being able to carry loads of over five tons without any problem at all.
If a job requires serious strength, this Pokémon will excel at it. Its copper body tarnishes in the rain, turning a vibrant green color. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [05] Rollout, [10] Rock Smash, [15] Bulldoze, [20] Stomp, [25] Iron Defense, [30] Dig, [35] Strength, [40] Iron Head, [45] Play Rough, [50] High Horsepower, [55] Superpower
Egg Moves: Double-Edge, Belch, Curse, Slam, Fissure, Swagger, Whirlwind, Defense Curl TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR85] Work Up, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #879 |  |
Copperajah | Steel | Sheer Force, Heavy Metal (H) | 122/130/69/80/69/30 (500) | |
| They came over from another region long ago and worked together with humans. Their green skin is resistant to water.
These Pokémon live in herds. Their trunks have incredible grip strength, strong enough to crush giant rocks into powder. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Heavy Slam, [01] Heavy Slam, [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [01] Rollout, [01] Rock Smash, [15] Bulldoze, [20] Stomp, [25] Iron Defense, [30] Dig, [37] Strength, [44] Iron Head, [51] Play Rough, [58] High Horsepower, [65] Superpower
TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM85] Snarl, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR72] Power Whip, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR85] Work Up, [TR88] Heat Crash, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #880 |  |
Dracozolt | Electric / Dragon | Volt Absorb, Hustle, Sand Rush (H) | 90/100/90/80/70/75 (505) | |
| In ancient times, it was unbeatable thanks to its powerful lower body, but it went extinct anyway after it depleted all its plant-based food sources.
The powerful muscles in its tail generate its electricity. Compared to its lower body, its upper half is entirely too small. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Thunder Shock, [07] Charge, [14] Aerial Ace, [21] Ancient Power, [28] Pluck, [35] Dragon Tail, [42] Stomp, [49] Slam, [56] Discharge, [63] Bolt Beak, [70] Dragon Pulse, [77] Dragon Rush
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum, [TM99] Breaking Swipe TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR37] Taunt, [TR47] Dragon Claw, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR94] High Horsepower |
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| #881 |  |
Arctozolt | Electric / Ice | Volt Absorb, Static, Slush Rush (H) | 90/100/90/90/80/55 (505) | |
| The shaking of its freezing upper half is what generates its electricity. It has a hard time walking around.
This Pokémon lived on prehistoric seashores and was able to preserve food with the ice on its body. It went extinct because it moved so slowly. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Powder Snow, [01] Thunder Shock, [07] Charge, [14] Echoed Voice, [21] Ancient Power, [28] Pluck, [35] Avalanche, [42] Freeze-Dry, [49] Slam, [56] Discharge, [63] Bolt Beak, [70] Icicle Crash, [77] Blizzard
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM05] Thunder Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM35] Hail, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM57] Payback, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR37] Taunt, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR80] Electro Ball, [TR86] Wild Charge |
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| #882 |  |
Dracovish | Water / Dragon | Water Absorb, Strong Jaw, Sand Rush (H) | 90/90/100/70/80/75 (505) | |
| Powerful legs and jaws made it the apex predator of its time. Its own overhunting of its prey was what drove it to extinction.
Its mighty legs are capable of running at speeds exceeding 40 mph, but this Pokémon can’t breathe unless it’s underwater. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Water Gun, [07] Protect, [14] Brutal Swing, [21] Ancient Power, [28] Bite, [35] Dragon Breath, [42] Stomp, [49] Super Fang, [56] Crunch, [63] Fishious Rend, [70] Dragon Pulse, [77] Dragon Rush
TMs: [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM21] Rest , [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM45] Dive, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM55] Brine, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM97] Brutal Swing, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR18] Leech Life, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR84] Scald, [TR97] Psychic Fangs, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #883 |  |
Arctovish | Water / Ice | Water Absorb, Ice Body, Slush Rush (H) | 90/90/100/80/90/55 (505) | |
| Though it’s able to capture prey by freezing its surroundings, it has trouble eating the prey afterward because its mouth is on top of its head.
The skin on its face is impervious to attack, but breathing difficulties made this Pokémon go extinct anyway. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Powder Snow, [01] Water Gun, [07] Protect, [14] Icy Wind, [21] Ancient Power, [28] Bite, [35] Aurora Veil, [42] Freeze-Dry, [49] Super Fang, [56] Crunch, [63] Fishious Rend, [70] Icicle Crash, [77] Blizzard
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM35] Hail, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM45] Dive, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM55] Brine, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR16] Waterfall, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR97] Psychic Fangs, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #884 |  |
Duraludon | Steel / Dragon | Light Metal, Heavy Metal, Stalwart (H) | 70/95/115/120/50/85 (535) | |
| Its body resembles polished metal, and it’s both lightweight and strong. The only drawback is that it rusts easily.
The special metal that composes its body is very light, so this Pokémon has considerable agility. It lives in caves because it dislikes the rain. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Metal Claw, [01] Leer, [06] Rock Smash, [12] Hone Claws, [18] Metal Sound, [24] Breaking Swipe, [30] Dragon Tail, [36] Iron Defense, [42] Laser Focus, [48] Dragon Claw, [54] Flash Cannon, [60] Metal Burst, [66] Hyper Beam
Egg Moves: Slash, Night Slash, Mirror Coat TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM76] Round, [TM85] Snarl, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum, [TM99] Breaking Swipe TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR47] Dragon Claw, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR79] Heavy Slam, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #885 |  |
Dreepy | Dragon / Ghost | Clear Body, Infiltrator, Cursed Body (H) | Evolves into Drakloak at Lv. 50 | 28/60/30/40/30/82 (270) |
| After being reborn as a ghost Pokémon, Dreepy wanders the areas it used to inhabit back when it was alive in prehistoric seas.
If this weak Pokémon is by itself, a mere child could defeat it. But if Dreepy has friends to help it train, it can evolve and become much stronger. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Astonish, [01] Infestation, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Bite
Egg Moves: Curse, Grudge, Confuse Ray, Double Team, Disable, Dragon Tail, Sucker Punch TMs: [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass |
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| #886 |  |
Drakloak | Dragon / Ghost | Clear Body, Infiltrator, Cursed Body (H) | Evolves into Dragapult at Lv. 60 | 68/80/50/60/50/102 (410) |
| It’s capable of flying faster than 120 mph. It battles alongside Dreepy and dotes on them until they successfully evolve.
Without a Dreepy to place on its head and care for, it gets so uneasy it’ll try to substitute any Pokémon it finds for the missing Dreepy. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Dragon Pulse, [01] Dragon Pulse, [01] Astonish, [01] Infestation, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Bite, [06] Lock-On, [12] Assurance, [18] Hex, [24] Agility, [30] Double Hit, [36] U-turn, [42] Dragon Dance, [48] Phantom Force, [54] Take Down, [61] Dragon Rush, [66] Double-Edge, [72] Last Resort
TMs: [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM37] Beat Up, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM45] Dive, [TM55] Brine, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM86] Phantom Force, [TM99] Breaking Swipe TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR12] Agility, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR51] Dragon Dance, [TR62] Dragon Pulse , [TR83] Ally Switch , [TR84] Scald, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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| #887 |  |
Dragapult | Dragon / Ghost | Clear Body, Infiltrator, Cursed Body (H) | 88/120/75/100/75/142 (600) | |
| When it isn’t battling, it keeps Dreepy in the holes on its horns. Once a fight starts, it launches the Dreepy like supersonic missiles.
Apparently the Dreepy inside Dragapult’s horns eagerly look forward to being launched out at Mach speeds. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Dragon Darts, [01] Dragon Darts, [01] Dragon Breath, [01] Sucker Punch, [01] Astonish, [01] Infestation, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Bite, [06] Lock-On, [12] Assurance, [18] Hex, [24] Agility, [30] Double Hit, [36] U-turn, [42] Dragon Dance, [48] Phantom Force, [54] Take Down, [63] Dragon Rush, [70] Double-Edge, [78] Last Resort
TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM37] Beat Up, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM45] Dive, [TM55] Brine, [TM56] U-turn, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM78] Acrobatics, [TM86] Phantom Force, [TM99] Breaking Swipe TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR12] Agility, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR19] Tri Attack, [TR20] Substitute, [TR24] Outrage, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR47] Dragon Claw, [TR51] Dragon Dance, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR84] Scald, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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| #888 |  |
Zacian | Fairy | Intrepid Sword | 92/130/115/80/115/138 (670) | |
| Known as a legendary hero, this Pokémon absorbs metal particles, transforming them into a weapon it uses to battle.
This Pokémon has slumbered for many years. Some say it’s Zamazenta’s elder sister—others say the two Pokémon are rivals. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Sacred Sword, [01] Quick Guard, [01] Metal Claw, [01] Howl, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Bite, [11] Slash, [22] Swords Dance, [33] Iron Head, [44] Laser Focus, [55] Crunch, [66] Moonblast, [77] Close Combat, [88] Giga Impact
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM44] Imprison, [TM58] Assurance, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM69] Psycho Cut, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM85] Snarl, [TM94] False Swipe, [TM95] Air Slash, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR85] Work Up, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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Zacian (Crowned) | Fairy / Steel | 92/170/115/80/115/148 (720) | |||
| Now armed with a weapon it used in ancient times, this Pokémon needs only a single strike to fell even Gigantamax Pokémon.
Able to cut down anything with a single strike, it became known as the Fairy King’s Sword, and it inspired awe in friend and foe alike. |
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| #889 |  |
Zamazenta | Fighting | Dauntless Shield | 92/130/115/80/115/138 (670) | |
| In times past, it worked together with a king of the people to save the Galar region. It absorbs metal that it then uses in battle.
This Pokémon slept for aeons while in the form of a statue. It was asleep for so long, people forgot that it ever existed. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Metal Burst, [01] Wide Guard, [01] Metal Claw, [01] Howl, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Bite, [11] Slash, [22] Iron Defense, [33] Iron Head, [44] Laser Focus, [55] Crunch, [66] Moonblast, [77] Close Combat, [88] Giga Impact
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM15] Dig, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM44] Imprison, [TM57] Payback, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM66] Thunder Fang, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM84] Tail Slap, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR12] Agility, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR85] Work Up, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam, [TR97] Psychic Fangs |
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Zamazenta (Crowned) | Fighting / Steel | 92/130/145/80/145/128 (720) | |||
| Its ability to deflect any attack led to it being known as the Fighting Master’s Shield. It was feared and respected by all.
Now that it’s equipped with its shield, it can shrug off impressive blows, including the attacks of Dynamax Pokémon. |
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| #890 |  |
Eternatus | Poison / Dragon | Pressure | 140/85/95/145/95/130 (690) | |
| The core on its chest absorbs energy emanating from the lands of the Galar region. This energy is what allows Eternatus to stay active.
It was inside a meteorite that fell 20,000 years ago. There seems to be a connection between this Pokémon and the Dynamax phenomenon. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Poison Tail, [01] Confuse Ray, [01] Dragon Tail, [01] Agility, [08] Toxic, [16] Venoshock, [24] Dragon Dance, [32] Cross Poison, [40] Dragon Pulse, [48] Flamethrower, [56] Dynamax Cannon, [64] Cosmic Power, [72] Recover, [80] Hyper Beam, [88] Eternabeam
TMs: [TM06] Fly, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM39] Facade, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM73] Cross Poison, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM92] Mystical Fire, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR44] Cosmic Power, [TR51] Dragon Dance, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR62] Dragon Pulse, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR91] Venom Drench |
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Eternamax Eternatus | 255/115/250/125/250/130 (1125) | ||||
| As a result of Rose’s meddling, Eternatus absorbed all the energy in the Galar region. It’s now in a state of power overload.
Infinite amounts of energy pour from this Pokémon’s enlarged core, warping the surrounding space-time. |
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Pokemon Form Notes
- Cramorant changes to one of two forms at random after using Surf or Dive (a “Gulping Form” with Arrokuda in its mouth or a “Gorging Form” with Pikachu in its mouth). After using its Ability, it will revert back to its normal form.
- When Toxel evolves into Toxtricity, it will evolve into one of two forms depending on its nature. Toxel will evolve into Toxtricity’s “Amped Form” when its nature is Adamant, Brave, Docile, Hardy, Hasty, Impish, Jolly, Lax, Naive, Naughty, Rash, Quirky, or Sassy. It’ll evolve into Toxtricity’s “Low Key Form” when its nature is Bashful, Bold, Calm, Careful, Gentle, Lonely, Mild, Modest, Quiet, Relaxed, Serious, or Timid. Both forms look different and have different stats and movepools.
- You can capture Sinistea and Poltegiest in rare antique tea cups or in “forgery” teacups (the Pokemon possesses teacups, so it’ll inhabit either a rare one or a forged one). There’s many forged teacups in circulation. These “forgery” forms are their second form and there’s no differences between them and their normal forms.
- As we already knew, Alcremie has 28 “flavor” forms. They are purely visual differences.
- Like Mimikyu, Eiscue has two forms. Its ice head can take a physical attack as a substitute and the attack will cause its ice to break, revealing Eiscue’s head. The ice will be restored when it hails.
- Indeedee has a male and female form, each with different stats and movepools.
- As we already knew, Morpeko has a unique ability that causes it to switch between its Full Belly Mode and Hangry Mode after the end of each turn.
- Zacian and Zamazenta have additional forms. Their original form and secondary form has type and stat differences. The secondary forms are activated when they hold the respective Rusted Sword or Rusted Shield item.
- Eternatus has an additional form that is only used for story-purposes. This form can’t be used in regular play.
Galarian Pokemon
There are 14 Galarian Pokemon, including Galarian Darmanitan’s Zhen Mode form.
| #052 |  |
Galarian Meowth | Steel | Pickup, Tough Claws, Unnerve (H) | Evolves into Perrserker at Lv. 28 | 50/65/55/40/40/40 |
| Living with a savage, seafaring people has toughened this Pokémon’s body so much that parts of it have turned to iron.
These daring Pokémon have coins on their foreheads. Darker coins are harder, and harder coins garner more respect among Meowth. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Fake Out, [01] Growl, [04] Hone Claws, [08] Scratch, [12] Pay Day, [16] Metal Claw, [20] Taunt, [24] Swagger, [29] Fury Swipes, [32] Screech, [36] Slash, [40] Metal Sound, [44] Thrash
Egg Moves: Spite, Double-Edge, Curse, Flail, Night Slash, Covet TMs: [TM02] Pay Day, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR32] Crunch, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR85] Work Up, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #077 |  |
Galarian Ponyta | Psychic | Run Away, Pastel Veil, Anticipation (H) | Evolves into Rapidash at Lv. 40 | 50/85/55/65/65/90 |
| Its small horn hides a healing power. With a few rubs from this Pokémon’s horn, any slight wound you have will be healed.
This Pokémon will look into your eyes and read the contents of your heart. If it finds evil there, it promptly hides away. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Growl, [05] Tail Whip, [10] Confusion, [15] Fairy Wind, [20] Agility, [25] Psybeam, [30] Stomp, [35] Heal Pulse, [41] Take Down, [45] Dazzling Gleam, [50] Psychic, [55] Healing Wish
Egg Moves: Thrash, Double Kick, Hypnosis, Double-Edge, Horn Drill, Morning Sun TMs: [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM44] Imprison, [TM52] Bounce, [TM76] Round, [TM92] Mystical Fire TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR11] Psychic, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam, [TR94] High Horsepower |
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| #078 |  |
Galarian Rapidash | Psychic / Fairy | Run Away, Pastel Veil, Anticipation (H) | 65/100/70/80/80/105 | |
| Little can stand up to its psycho cut. Unleashed from this Pokémon’s horn, the move will punch a hole right through a thick metal sheet.
Brave and prideful, this Pokémon dashes airily through the forest, its steps aided by the psychic power stored in the fur on its fetlocks. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Psycho Cut, [01] Psycho Cut, [01] Megahorn, [01] Tackle, [01] Quick Attack, [01] Growl, [01] Tail Whip, [01] Confusion, [15] Fairy Wind, [20] Agility, [25] Psybeam, [30] Stomp, [35] Heal Pulse, [43] Take Down, [49] Dazzling Gleam, [56] Psychic, [63] Healing Wish
TMs: [TM02] Pay Day, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM44] Imprison, [TM52] Bounce, [TM69] Psycho Cut, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM89] Misty Terrain, [TM91] Psychic Terrain, [TM92] Mystical Fire, [TM96] Smart Strike TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR07] Low Kick, [TR11] Psychic, [TR12] Agility, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR28] Megahorn, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR86] Wild Charge, [TR87] Drill Run, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam, [TR94] High Horsepower, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #083 |  |
Galarian Farfetch’d | Fighting | Steadfast, Scrappy (H) | Evolves into Sirfetch’d by KO’ing 3 Pokemon in a single battle | 52/95/55/58/62/55 |
| The Farfetch’d of the Galar region are brave warriors, and they wield thick, tough leeks in battle.
The stalks of leeks are thicker and longer in the Galar region. Farfetch’d that adapted to these stalks took on a unique form. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Peck, [01] Sand Attack, [05] Leer, [10] Fury Cutter, [15] Rock Smash, [20] Brutal Swing, [25] Detect, [30] Knock Off, [35] Defog, [40] Brick Break, [45] Swords Dance, [50] Slam, [55] Leaf Blade, [60] Final Gambit, [65] Brave Bird
Egg Moves: Counter, Quick Attack, Flail, Quick Guard, Curse, Covet, Night Slash, Simple Beam, Double-Edge, Feint, Sky Attack TMs: [TM12] Solar Blade, [TM21] Rest, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM30] Steel Wing, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM42] Revenge, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM58] Assurance, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR00] Swords Dance, [TR01] Body Slam, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR39] Superpower, [TR50] Leaf Blade, [TR53] Close Combat, [TR57] Poison Jab, [TR66] Brave Bird, [TR85] Work Up, [TR95] Throat Chop |
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| #110 |  |
Galarian Weezing | Poison / Fairy | Levitate, Neutralizing Gas, Misty Surge (H) | 65/90/120/85/70/60 | |
| This Pokémon consumes particles that contaminate the air. Instead of leaving droppings, it expels clean air.
Long ago, during a time when droves of factories fouled the air with pollution, Weezing changed into this form for some reason. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Double Hit, [01] Double Hit, [01] Heat Wave, [01] Poison Gas, [01] Tackle, [01] Smog, [01] Smokescreen, [12] Clear Smog, [16] Assurance, [20] Sludge, [24] Haze, [28] Self-Destruct, [32] Sludge Bomb, [38] Toxic, [44] Belch, [50] Explosion, [56] Memento, [62] Destiny Bond
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM16] Screech, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR35] Uproar, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR91] Venom Drench |
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| #122 |  |
Galarian Mr. Mime | Ice / Psychic | Vital Spirit, Screen Cleaner, Ice Body (H) | Evolves into Mr. Rime at Lv. 42 | 50/65/65/90/90/100 |
| Its talent is tap-dancing. It can also manipulate temperatures to create a floor of ice, which this Pokémon can kick up to use as a barrier.
It can radiate chilliness from the bottoms of its feet. It’ll spend the whole day tap-dancing on a frozen floor. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Double Hit, [01] Double Hit, [01] Strange Steam, [01] Defog, [01] Heat Wave, [01] Smog, [01] Smokescreen, [01] Haze, [01] Poison Gas, [01] Tackle, [01] Fairy Wind, [01] Aromatic Mist, [12] Clear Smog, [16] Assurance, [20] Sludge, [24] Aromatherapy, [28] Self-Destruct, [32] Sludge Bomb, [38] Toxic, [44] Belch, [50] Explosion, [56] Memento, [62] Destiny Bond, [68] Misty Terrain
TMs: [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM16] Screech, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM74] Venoshock, [TM76] Round, [TM89] Misty Terrain, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR35] Uproar, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR43] Overheat, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR90] Play Rough, [TR91] Venom Drench, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #222 |  |
Galarian Corsola | Ghost | Weak Armor, Cursed Body (H) | Evolves into Cursola at Lv. 38 | 60/55/100/65/100/30 |
| Watch your step when wandering areas oceans once covered. What looks like a stone could be this Pokémon, and it will curse you if you kick it.
Sudden climate change wiped out this ancient kind of Corsola. This Pokémon absorbs others’ life-force through its branches. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Copycat, [01] Encore, [01] Role Play, [01] Protect, [01] Recycle, [01] Mimic, [01] Light Screen, [01] Reflect, [01] Safeguard, [01] Dazzling Gleam, [01] Misty Terrain, [01] Pound, [01] Rapid Spin, [01] Baton Pass, [01] Ice Shard, [12] Confusion, [16] Ally Switch, [20] Icy Wind, [24] Double Kick, [28] Psybeam, [32] Hypnosis, [36] Mirror Coat, [40] Sucker Punch, [44] Freeze-Dry, [48] Psychic, [52] Teeter Dance
Egg Moves: Fake Out, Confuse Ray, Power Split, Tickle TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM29] Charm, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM35] Hail, [TM39] Facade, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM60] Power Swap, [TM61] Guard Swap, [TM63] Drain Punch, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM72] Magic Room, [TM76] Round, [TM89] Misty Terrain, [TM91] Psychic Terrain, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR11] Psychic, [TR14] Metronome, [TR20] Substitute, [TR25] Psyshock, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR29] Baton Pass, [TR30] Encore, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR34] Future Sight, [TR35] Uproar, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR82] Stored Power, [TR83] Ally Switch, [TR92] Dazzling Gleam |
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| #263 |  |
Galarian Zigzagoon | Dark / Normal | Pickup, Gluttony, Quick Feet (H) | Evolves into Linoone at Lv. 20 | 38/30/41/30/41/60 |
| Its restlessness has it constantly running around. If it sees another Pokémon, it will purposely run into them in order to start a fight.
Thought to be the oldest form of Zigzagoon, it moves in zigzags and wreaks havoc upon its surroundings. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Harden, [05] Astonish, [10] Disable, [15] Spite, [20] Ancient Power, [25] Hex, [30] Curse, [35] Strength Sap, [40] Power Gem, [45] Night Shade, [50] Grudge, [55] Mirror Coat
Egg Moves: Haze, Confuse Ray, Nature Power, Destiny Bond, Water Pulse, Head Smash TMs: [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM17] Light Screen, [TM18] Reflect, [TM19] Safeguard, [TM20] Self-Destruct, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM28] Giga Drain, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM35] Hail, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM51] Icicle Spear, [TM54] Rock Blast, [TM55] Brine, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR03] Hydro Pump, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR11] Psychic, [TR17] Amnesia, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR63] Power Gem, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR84] Scald, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR98] Liquidation |
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| #264 |  |
Galarian Linoone | Dark / Normal | Pickup, Gluttony, Quick Feet (H) | Evolves into Obstagoon at Lv. 35 by leveling up at night | 78/70/61/50/61/100 |
| It uses its long tongue to taunt opponents. Once the opposition is enraged, this Pokémon hurls itself at the opponent, tackling them forcefully.
This very aggressive Pokémon will recklessly challenge opponents stronger than itself. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Tackle, [01] Leer, [03] Sand Attack, [06] Lick, [09] Snarl, [12] Headbutt, [15] Baby-Doll Eyes, [18] Pin Missile, [21] Rest, [24] Take Down, [27] Scary Face, [30] Counter, [33] Taunt, [36] Double-Edge
Egg Moves: Parting Shot, Quick Guard, Knock Off TMs: [TM07] Pin Missile, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM85] Snarl TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #554 |  |
Galarian Darumaka | Ice | Hustle, Inner Focus (H) | Evolves into Darmanitan by using an Ice Stone | 70/90/45/15/45/50 |
| It lived in snowy areas for so long that its fire sac cooled off and atrophied. It now has an organ that generates cold instead.
The colder they get, the more energetic they are. They freeze their breath to make snowballs, using them as ammo for playful snowball fights. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Night Slash, [01] Night Slash, [01] Switcheroo, [01] Pin Missile, [01] Baby-Doll Eyes, [01] Tackle, [01] Leer, [01] Sand Attack, [01] Lick, [09] Snarl, [12] Headbutt, [15] Hone Claws, [18] Fury Swipes, [23] Rest, [28] Take Down, [33] Scary Face, [38] Counter, [43] Taunt, [48] Double-Edge
TMs: [TM07] Pin Missile, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM26] Scary Face, [TM27] Icy Wind, [TM31] Attract, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM36] Whirlpool, [TM39] Facade, [TM40] Swift, [TM41] Helping Hand, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM58] Assurance, [TM59] Fling, [TM65] Shadow Claw, [TM76] Round, [TM79] Retaliate, [TM85] Snarl, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR04] Surf, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR08] Thunderbolt, [TR09] Thunder, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR31] Iron Tail, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR37] Taunt, [TR38] Trick, [TR42] Hyper Voice, [TR59] Seed Bomb, [TR73] Gunk Shot, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up, [TR95] Throat Chop, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #555 |  |
Galarian Darmanitan | Ice | Gorilla Tactics, Zen Mode (H) | 105/140/55/30/55/95 | |
| On days when blizzards blow through, it comes down to where people live. It stashes food in the snowball on its head, taking it home for later.
Though it has a gentle disposition, it’s also very strong. It will quickly freeze the snowball on its head before going for a headbutt. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Powder Snow, [01] Tackle, [04] Taunt, [08] Bite, [12] Avalanche, [16] Work Up, [20] Ice Fang, [24] Headbutt, [28] Ice Punch, [32] Uproar, [36] Belly Drum, [40] Blizzard, [44] Thrash, [48] Superpower
Egg Moves: Focus Punch, Hammer Arm, Take Down, Flame Wheel, Yawn, Freeze-Dry, Incinerate, Power-Up Punch TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM56] U-turn, [TM59] Fling, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round TRs: [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR35] Uproar, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR43] Overheat, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up |
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| #555 |  |
Galarian Darmanitan | Ice / Fire | Gorilla Tactics, Zen Mode (H) | 105/160/55/30/55/135 | |
| Anger has reignited its atrophied flame sac. This Pokémon spews fire everywhere as it rampages indiscriminately.
Darmanitan takes this form when enraged. It won’t stop spewing flames until its rage has settled, even if its body starts to melt. |
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| Level Up Moves: [00] Icicle Crash, [01] Icicle Crash, [01] Powder Snow, [01] Tackle, [01] Taunt, [01] Bite, [12] Avalanche, [16] Work Up, [20] Ice Fang, [24] Headbutt, [28] Ice Punch, [32] Uproar, [38] Belly Drum, [44] Blizzard, [50] Thrash, [56] Superpower
TMs: [TM00] Mega Punch, [TM01] Mega Kick, [TM03] Fire Punch, [TM04] Ice Punch, [TM08] Hyper Beam, [TM09] Giga Impact, [TM11] Solar Beam, [TM13] Fire Spin, [TM15] Dig, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM34] Sunny Day, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM43] Brick Break, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM56] U-turn, [TM57] Payback, [TM59] Fling, [TM64] Avalanche, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM68] Fire Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze TRs: [TR01] Body Slam, [TR02] Flamethrower, [TR05] Ice Beam, [TR06] Blizzard, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR11] Psychic, [TR13] Focus Energy, [TR15] Fire Blast, [TR20] Substitute, [TR21] Reversal, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR30] Encore, [TR35] Uproar, [TR36] Heat Wave, [TR37] Taunt, [TR39] Superpower, [TR43] Overheat, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR48] Bulk Up, [TR52] Gyro Ball, [TR55] Flare Blitz, [TR64] Focus Blast, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR74] Iron Head, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR77] Grass Knot, [TR85] Work Up, [TR99] Body Press |
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| #562 |  |
Galarian Yamask | Ground / Ghost | Wandering Spirit | Evolves into Runerigus by using a Dusty Bowl | 38/55/85/30/65/30 |
| A clay slab with cursed engravings took possession of a Yamask. The slab is said to be absorbing the Yamask’s dark power.
It’s said that this Pokémon was formed when an ancient clay tablet was drawn to a vengeful spirit. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Astonish, [01] Protect, [04] Haze, [08] Night Shade, [12] Disable, [16] Brutal Swing, [20] Crafty Shield, [24] Hex, [28] Mean Look, [32] Slam, [36] Curse, [40] Shadow Ball, [44] Earthquake, [48] Power Split, [48] Guard Split, [52] Destiny Bond
Egg Moves: Memento TMs: [TM19] Safeguard, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM23] Thief, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM38] Will-O-Wisp, [TM39] Facade, [TM44] Imprison, [TM47] Fake Tears, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM57] Payback, [TM70] Trick Room, [TM71] Wonder Room, [TM76] Round, [TM77] Hex, [TM97] Brutal Swing TRs: [TR10] Earthquake, [TR11] Psychic, [TR20] Substitute, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR33] Shadow Ball, [TR38] Trick, [TR40] Skill Swap , [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR49] Calm Mind, [TR54] Toxic Spikes, [TR58] Dark Pulse, [TR65] Energy Ball, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR68] Nasty Plot, [TR69] Zen Headbutt, [TR83] Ally Switch |
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| #618 |  |
Galarian Stunfisk | Ground / Steel | Mimicry | 109/81/99/66/84/32 | |
| Living in mud with a high iron content has given it a strong steel body.
Its conspicuous lips lure prey in as it lies in wait in the mud. When prey gets close, Stunfisk clamps its jagged steel fins down on them. |
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| Level Up Moves: [01] Mud-Slap, [01] Tackle, [01] Water Gun, [01] Metal Claw, [05] Endure, [10] Mud Shot, [15] Revenge, [20] Metal Sound, [25] Sucker Punch, [30] Iron Defense, [35] Bounce, [40] Muddy Water, [45] Snap Trap, [50] Flail, [55] Fissure
Egg Moves: Bind, Yawn, Astonish, Curse, Spite, Counter, Pain Split, Reflect Type TMs: [TM14] Thunder Wave, [TM15] Dig, [TM16] Screech, [TM21] Rest, [TM22] Rock Slide, [TM24] Snore, [TM25] Protect, [TM31] Attract, [TM32] Sandstorm, [TM33] Rain Dance, [TM39] Facade, [TM42] Revenge, [TM48] Rock Tomb, [TM52] Bounce, [TM53] Mud Shot, [TM57] Payback, [TM67] Ice Fang, [TM76] Round, [TM81] Bulldoze, [TM98] Stomping Tantrum TRs: [TR04] Surf, [TR10] Earthquake, [TR20] Substitute, [TR22] Sludge Bomb, [TR26] Endure, [TR27] Sleep Talk, [TR32] Crunch, [TR35] Uproar, [TR45] Muddy Water, [TR46] Iron Defense, [TR67] Earth Power, [TR70] Flash Cannon, [TR75] Stone Edge, [TR76] Stealth Rock, [TR78] Sludge Wave, [TR81] Foul Play, [TR84] Scald |
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Gigantamax Forms of Old Pokemon
There are 12 Gigantamax forms of old Pokemon.
Gigantamax Pokemon are exactly the same as their regular counterparts except for the design changes and access to G-Max moves.
Gigantamax Charizard: This colossal, flame-winged figure of a Charizard was brought about by Gigantamax energy. | The flame inside its body burns hotter than 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit. When Charizard roars, that temperature climbs even higher.
Gigantamax Butterfree: Crystallized Gigantamax energy makes up this Pokémon’s blindingly bright and highly toxic scales. | Once it has opponents trapped in a tornado that could blow away a 10-ton truck, it finishes them off with its poisonous scales.
Gigantamax Pikachu: Its Gigantamax power expanded, forming its supersized body and towering tail. | When it smashes its opponents with its bolt- shaped tail, it delivers a surge of electricity equivalent to a lightning strike.
Gigantamax Meowth: The pattern that has appeared on its giant coin is thought to be the key to unlocking the secrets of the Dynamax phenomenon. | Its body has grown incredibly long and the coin on its forehead has grown incredibly large—all thanks to Gigantamax power.
Gigantamax Machamp: The Gigantamax energy coursing through its arms makes its punches hit as hard as bomb blasts. | One of these Pokémon once used its immeasurable strength to lift a large ship that was in trouble. It then carried the ship to port.
Gigantamax Gengar: Rumor has it that its gigantic mouth leads not into its body, filled with cursed energy, but instead directly to the afterlife. | It lays traps, hoping to steal the lives of those it catches. If you stand in front of its mouth, you’ll hear your loved ones’ voices calling out to you.
Gigantamax Kingler: The flow of Gigantamax energy has spurred this Pokémon’s left pincer to grow to an enormous size. That claw can pulverize anything. | The bubbles it spews out are strongly alkaline. Any opponents hit by them will have their bodies quickly melted away.
Gigantamax Lapras: Over 5,000 people can ride on its shell at once. And it’s a very comfortable ride, without the slightest shaking or swaying. | It surrounds itself with a huge ring of gathered ice particles. It uses the ring to smash any icebergs that might impede its graceful swimming.
Gigantamax Eevee: Gigantamax energy upped the fluffiness of the fur around Eevee’s neck. The fur will envelop a foe, capturing its body and captivating its mind. | Having gotten even friendlier and more innocent, Eevee tries to play with anyone around, only to end up crushing them with its immense body.
Gigantamax Snorlax: Gigantamax energy has affected stray seeds and even pebbles that got stuck to Snorlax, making them grow to a huge size. | Terrifyingly strong, this Pokémon is the size of a mountain—and moves about as much as one as well.
Gigantamax Garbodor: Due to Gigantamax energy, this Pokémon’s toxic gas has become much thicker, congealing into masses shaped like discarded toys. | It sprays toxic gas from its mouth and fingers. If the gas engulfs you, the toxins will seep in all the way down to your bones.
Gigantamax Melmetal: In a distant land, there are legends about a cyclopean giant. In fact, the giant was a Melmetal that was flooded with Gigantamax energy. | It can send electric beams streaking out from the hole in its belly. The beams’ tremendous energy can vaporize an opponent in one shot.
Galar Pokedex List
The Galar Pokedex consists of 400 Pokemon.
As you’ll see in the list after this, there are an additional 35 Starter Pokemon and Legendaries programmed into the game that not part of the Galar Pokedex. So there are actually 435 Pokemon in the game.
- #001: Grookey
- #002: Thwackey
- #003: Rillaboom
- #004: Scorbunny
- #005: Raboot
- #006: Cinderace
- #007: Sobble
- #008: Drizzile
- #009: Inteleon
- #010: Blipbug
- #011: Dottler
- #012: Orbeetle
- #013: Caterpie
- #014: Metapod
- #015: Butterfree
- #016: Grubbin
- #017: Charjabug
- #018: Vikavolt
- #019: Hoothoot
- #020: Noctowl
- #021: Rookidee
- #022: Corvisquire
- #023: Corviknight
- #024: Skowvet
- #025: Greedunt
- #026: Pidove
- #027: Tranquill
- #028: Unfezant
- #029: Nickit
- #030: Thievul
- #031: Zigzagoon
- #032: Linoone
- #033: Obstagoon
- #034: Wooloo
- #035: Dubwool
- #036: Lotad
- #037: Lombre
- #038: Ludicolo
- #039: Seedot
- #040: Nuzleaf
- #041: Shiftry
- #042: Chewtle
- #043: Drednaw
- #044: Purrloin
- #045: Liepard
- #046: Yamper
- #047: Boltund
- #048: Bunnelby
- #049: Diggersby
- #050: Minccino
- #051: Cinccino
- #052: Bounsweet
- #053: Steenee
- #054: Tsareena
- #055: Oddish
- #056: Gloom
- #057: Vileplume
- #058: Bellossom
- #059: Budew
- #060: Roselia
- #061: Roserade
- #062: Wingull
- #063: Pelipper
- #064: Joltik
- #065: Galvantula
- #066: Electrike
- #067: Manectric
- #068: Vulpix
- #069: Ninetails
- #070: Growlithe
- #071: Arcanine
- #072: Vanillite
- #073: Vanillish
- #074: Vanilluxe
- #075: Swinub
- #076: Piloswine
- #077: Mamoswine
- #078: Delibird
- #079: Snorunt
- #080: Glalie
- #081: Froslass
- #082: Baltoy
- #083: Claydol
- #084: Mudbray
- #085: Mudsdale
- #086: Dwebble
- #087: Crustle
- #088: Golett
- #089: Golurk
- #090: Munna
- #091: Musharna
- #092: Natu
- #093: Xatu
- #094: Stufful
- #095: Bewear
- #096: Snover
- #097: Abomasnow
- #098: Krabby
- #099: Kingler
- #100: Wooper
- #101: Quagsire
- #102: Corphish
- #103: Crawdaunt
- #104: Nincada
- #105: Ninjask
- #106: Shedinja
- #107: Tyrogue
- #108: Hitmonlee
- #109: Hitmonchan
- #110: Hitmontop
- #111: Pancham
- #112: Pangoro
- #113: Klink
- #114: Klang
- #115: Klinklang
- #116: Combee
- #117: Vespiquen
- #118: Bronzor
- #119: Bronzong
- #120: Ralts
- #121: Kirlia
- #122: Gardevoir
- #123: Gallade
- #124: Drifloon
- #125: Drifblim
- #126: Gossifleur
- #127: Eldegoss
- #128: Cherubi
- #129: Cherrim
- #130: Stunky
- #131: Skuntank
- #132: Tympole
- #133: Palpitoad
- #134: Seismitoad
- #135: Duskull
- #136: Dusclops
- #137: Dusknoir
- #138: Machop
- #139: Machoke
- #140: Machamp
- #141: Gastly
- #142: Haunter
- #143: Gengar
- #144: Magikarp
- #145: Gyarados
- #146: Goldeen
- #147: Seaking
- #148: Remoraid
- #149: Octillery
- #150: Shellder
- #151: Cloyster
- #152: Feebas
- #153: Milotic
- #154: Basculin
- #155: Wishiwashi
- #156: Pyukumuku
- #157: Trubbish
- #158: Garbodor
- #159: Sizzlipede
- #160: Centiskorch
- #161: Rolycoly
- #162: Carkol
- #163: Coalossal
- #164: Diglett
- #165: Dugtrio
- #166: Drilbur
- #167: Excadrill
- #168: Roggenrola
- #169: Boldore
- #170: Gigalith
- #171: Timburr
- #172: Gurdurr
- #173: Conkeldurr
- #174: Woobat
- #175: Swoobat
- #176: Noibat
- #177: Noivern
- #178: Onix
- #179: Steelix
- #180: Arrokuda
- #181: Barraskewda
- #182: Meowth
- #183: Perrserker
- #184: Persian
- #185: Milcery
- #186: Alcremie
- #187: Cutiefly
- #188: Ribombee
- #189: Ferroseed
- #190: Ferrothorn
- #191: Pumpkaboo
- #192: Gourgeist
- #193: Pichu
- #194: Pikachu
- #195: Raichu
- #196: Eevee
- #197: Vaporeon
- #198: Jolteon
- #199: Flareon
- #200: Espon
- #201: Umbreon
- #202: Leafeon
- #203: Glaceon
- #204: Sylveon
- #205: Applin
- #206: Flapple
- #207: Appletun
- #208: Espurr
- #209: Meowstic
- #210: Swirlix
- #211: Slurpuff
- #212: Spritzee
- #213: Aromatisse
- #214: Dewpider
- #215: Araquanid
- #216: Wynaut
- #217: Wobbuffet
- #218: Farfetch’d
- #219: Sirfetch’d
- #220: Chinchou
- #221: Lanturn
- #222: Croagunk
- #223: Toxicroak
- #224: Scraggy
- #225: Scrafty
- #226: Stunfisk
- #227: Shuckle
- #228: Barboach
- #229: Whiscash
- #230: Shellos
- #231: Gastrodon
- #232: Wimpod
- #233: Golisopod
- #234: Binacle
- #235: Barbaracle
- #236: Corsola
- #237: Cursola
- #238: Impidimp
- #239: Morgrem
- #240: Grimmsnarl
- #241: Hatenna
- #242: Hattrem
- #243: Hatterene
- #244: Salandit
- #245: Salazzle
- #246: Pawniard
- #247: Bisharp
- #248: Throh
- #249: Sawk
- #250: Koffing
- #251: Weezing
- #252: Bonsly
- #253: Sudowoodo
- #254: Cleffa
- #255: Clefairy
- #256: Clefable
- #257: Togepi
- #258: Togetic
- #259: Togekiss
- #260: Munchlax
- #261: Snorlax
- #262: Cottonee
- #263: Whimsicott
- #264: Rhyhorn
- #265: Rhydon
- #266: Rhyperior
- #267: Gothita
- #268: Gothorita
- #269: Gothitelle
- #270: Solosis
- #271: Duosion
- #272: Reuniclus
- #273: Karrablast
- #274: Escavalier
- #275: Shelmet
- #276: Accelgor
- #277: Elgyem
- #278: Beheeyem
- #279: Cubchoo
- #280: Beartic
- #281: Rufflet
- #282: Braviary
- #283: Vullaby
- #284: Mandibuzz
- #285: Skorupi
- #286: Drapion
- #287: Litwick
- #288: Lampent
- #289: Chandelure
- #290: Inkay
- #291: Malamar
- #292: Sneasel
- #293: Weavile
- #294: Sableye
- #295: Mawile
- #296: Maractus
- #297: Sigilyph
- #298: Riolu
- #299: Lucario
- #300: Torkoal
- #301: Mimikyu
- #302: Cufant
- #303: Copperajah
- #304: Qwilfish
- #305: Frillish
- #306: Jellicent
- #307: Mareanie
- #308: Toxapex
- #309: Cramorant
- #310: Toxel
- #311: Toxtricity
- #312: Silicobra
- #313: Sandaconda
- #314: Hippopotas
- #315: Hippowdon
- #316: Durant
- #317: Heatmor
- #318: Helioptile
- #319: Heliolisk
- #320: Hawlucha
- #321: Trapinch
- #322: Vibrava
- #323: Flygon
- #324: Axew
- #325: Fraxure
- #326: Haxorus
- #327: Yamask
- #328: Runerigus
- #329: Cofagrigus
- #330: Honedge
- #331: Doublade
- #332: Aegislash
- #333: Ponyta
- #334: Rapidash
- #335: Sinistea
- #336: Polteageist
- #337: Indeedee
- #338: Phantump
- #339: Trevenant
- #340: Morelull
- #341: Shiinotic
- #342: Oranguru
- #343: Passimian
- #344: Morepeko
- #345: Falinks
- #346: Drampa
- #347: Turtonator
- #348: Togedemaru
- #349: Snom
- #350: Frosmoth
- #351: Clobbopus
- #352: Grapploct
- #353: Pinchurchin
- #354: Mantyke
- #355: Mantine
- #356: Wailmer
- #357: Wailord
- #358: Bergmite
- #359: Avalugg
- #360: Dhelmise
- #361: Lapras
- #362: Lunatone
- #363: Solrock
- #364: Mime Jr.
- #365: Mr. Mime
- #366: Mr. Rime
- #367: Darumaka
- #368: Darmanitan
- #369: Stonjourner
- #370: Eiscue
- #371: Duraludon
- #372: Rotom
- #373: Ditto
- #374: Dracozolt
- #375: Arctozolt
- #376: Dracovish
- #377: Arctovish
- #378: Charmander
- #379: Charmeleon
- #380: Charizard
- #381: Type: Null
- #382: Sivally
- #383: Larvitar
- #384: Pupitar
- #385: Tyranitar
- #386: Deino
- #387: Zweilous
- #388: Hydreigon
- #389: Goomy
- #390: Sliggoo
- #391: Goodra
- #392: Jangmo-o
- #393: Hakamo-o
- #394: Kommo-o
- #395: Dreepy
- #396: Drakloak
- #397: Dragapult
- #398: Zacian
- #399: Zamazenta
- #400: Eternatus
Hidden Pokemon in Game Data
Despite not being in the Galar Pokedex, the following Starter Pokemon and Legendaries are programmed into the game’s coding. Presumably they will be available through event distributions or via Pokemon HOME down the road.
- #001: Bulbasaur
- #002: Ivysaur
- #003: Venusaur
- #007: Squirtle
- #008: Wartortle
- #009: Blastoise
- #150: Mewtwo
- #151: Mew
- #251: Celebi
- #385: Jirachi
- #638: Cobalion
- #639: Terrakion
- #640: Virizion
- #643: Reshiram
- #644: Zekrom
- #646: Kyurem
- #647: Keldeo
- #722: Rowlet
- #723: Dartrix
- #724: Decidueye
- #725: Litten
- #726: Torracat
- #727: Incineroar
- #728: Popplio
- #729: Brionne
- #730: Primarina
- #789: Cosmog
- #790: Cosmoem
- #791: Solgaleo
- #792: Lunala
- #800: Necrozma
- #802: Marshadow
- #807: Zeraora
- #808: Meltan
- #809: Melmetal
All other Pokemon not shown in the two lists above have been removed from Sword and Shield‘s programming and can’t be transferred in.
Sword & Shield Version Exclusives
| Pokemon Sword | Pokemon Shield |
|---|---|
| Deino, Zweilous, Hydreigon | Larvitar, Pupitar, Tyranitar |
| Jangmo-o, Hakamo-o, Kommo-o | Goomy, Sliggoo, Goodra |
| Turtonator | Drampa |
| Mawile | Sableye |
| Gothita, Gothorita, Gothitelle | Solosis, Duosion, Reuniclus |
| Rufflet, Braviary | Vullaby, Mandibuzz |
| Passimian | Oranguru |
| Solrock | Lunatone |
| Galarian Darumaka, Darmanitan | Galarian Ponyta, Rapidash |
| Farfecth’d, Sirfetch’d | Galarian Corsola and Cursola |
| Flapple | Appletun |
| Swirlix, Slurpuff | Spritzee, Aromatisse |
| Seedot, Nuzleaf, Shiftry | Lotad, Lombre, Ludicolo |
| Basculin-Red | Basculin-Blue |
| Scraggy, Scrafty | Croagunk, Toxicroak |
| Sawk | Throh |
| Indeedee-Male | Indeedee-Female |
| Stonjourner | Eiscue |
| Zacian | Zamazenta |
| Pokemon Sword | Pokemon Shield |
|---|---|
| Bea (Fighting) | Allister (Ghost) |
| Gordie (Rock) | Melony (Ice) |
| Opal (Fairy) | Sopp (Poison) |
New Abilities
The games introduce 25 new Abilities.
- Intrepid Sword: Boosts the Pokémon’s Attack stat when the Pokémon enters a battle.
- Dauntless Shield: Boosts the Pokémon’s Defense stat when the Pokémon enters a battle.
- Libero: Changes the Pokémon’s type to the type of the move it’s about to use.
- Ball Fetch: If the Pokémon is not holding an item, it will fetch the Poké Ball from the first failed throw of the battle.
- Cotton Down: When the Pokémon is hit by an attack, it scatters cotton fluff around and lowers the Speed stat of all Pokémon except itself.
- Propeller Tail: Ignores the effects of opposing Pokémon’s Abilities and moves that draw in moves.
- Mirror Armor: Bounces back only the stat-lowering effects that the Pokémon receives.
- Gulp Missile: When the Pokémon uses Surf or Dive, it will come back with prey. When it takes damage, it will spit out the prey to attack.
- Stalwart: Ignores the effects of opposing Pokémon’s Abilities and moves that draw in moves.
- Steam Engine: Boosts the Pokémon’s Speed stat drastically if hit by a Fire- or Water-type move.
- Punk Rock: Boosts the power of sound-based moves. The Pokémon also takes half the damage from these kinds of moves.
- Sand Spit: The Pokémon creates a sandstorm when it’s hit by an attack.
- Ice Scales: The Pokémon is protected by ice scales, which halve the damage taken from special moves.
- Ripen: Ripens Berries and doubles their effect.
- Ice Face: The Pokémon’s ice head can take a physical attack as a substitute, but the attack also changes the Pokémon’s appearance. The ice will be restored when it hails.
- Power Spot: Just being next to the Pokémon powers up moves.
- Mimicry: Changes the Pokémon’s type depending on the terrain.
- Screen Cleaner: When the Pokémon enters a battle, the effects of Light Screen, Reflect, and Aurora Veil are nullified for both opposing and ally Pokémon.
- Steely Spirit: Powers up ally Pokémon’s Steel-type moves.
- Perish Body: When hit by a move that makes direct contact, the Pokémon and the attacker will faint after three turns unless they switch out of battle.
- Wandering Spirit: The Pokémon exchanges Abilities with a Pokémon that hits it with a move that makes direct contact.
- Gorilla Tactics: Boosts the Pokémon’s Attack stat but only allows the use of the first selected move.
- Neutralizing Gas: If the Pokémon with Neutralizing Gas is in the battle, the effects of all Pokémon’s Abilities will be nullified or will not be triggered.
- Pastel Veil: Protects the Pokémon and its ally Pokémon from being poisoned.
- Hunger Switch: The Pokémon changes its form, alternating between its Full Belly Mode and Hangry Mode after the end of each turn.
New Attacks
The games introduce 35 new attacks, 18 Max moves (one for every type), and 26 G-Max moves (one for every Gigantamax Pokemon in the game).
We don’t yet have details of the Max moves and G-Max moves.
| Attack | Type | Category | Power | Accuracy | PP | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dynamax Cannon | Dragon | Special | 100 | 100 | 5 | The user unleashes a strong beam from its core. This move deals twice the damage if the target is Dynamaxed. |
| Snipe Shot | Water | Special | 80 | 100 | 15 | The user ignores the effects of opposing Pokémon’s moves and Abilities that draw in moves, allowing this move to hit the chosen target. |
| Jaw Lock | Dark | Physical | 80 | 100 | 10 | This move prevents the user and the target from switching out until either of them faints. The effect goes away if either of the Pokémon leaves the field. |
| Stuff Cheeks | Normal | Other | — | 101 | 10 | The user eats its held Berry, then sharply raises its Defense stat. |
| No Retreat | Fighting | Other | — | 101 | 5 | This move raises all the user’s stats but prevents the user from switching out or fleeing. |
| Tar Shot | Rock | Other | — | 100 | 15 | The user pours sticky tar over the target, lowering the target’s Speed stat. The target becomes weaker to Fire-type moves. |
| Magic Powder | Psychic | Other | — | 100 | 20 | The user scatters a cloud of magic powder that changes the target to Psychic type. |
| Dragon Darts | Dragon | Physical | 50 | 100 | 10 | The user attacks twice using Dreepy. If there are two targets, this move hits each target once. |
| Teatime | Normal | Other | — | 101 | 10 | The user has teatime with all the Pokémon in the battle. Each Pokémon eats its held Berry. |
| Octolock | Fighting | Other | — | 100 | 15 | The user locks the target in and prevents it from fleeing. This move also lowers the target’s Defense and Sp. Def every turn. |
| Bolt Beak | Electric | Physical | 85 | 100 | 10 | The user stabs the target with its electrified beak. If the user attacks before the target, the power of this move is doubled. |
| Fishious Rend | Water | Physical | 85 | 100 | 10 | The user rends the target with its hard gills. If the user attacks before the target, the power of this move is doubled. |
| Court Change | Normal | Other | — | 100 | 10 | With its mysterious power, the user swaps the effects on either side of the field. |
| Clangorous Soul | Dragon | Other | — | 100 | 5 | The user raises all its stats by using some of its HP. |
| Body Press | Fighting | Physical | 80 | 100 | 10 | The user attacks by slamming its body into the target. The higher the user’s Defense, the more damage it can inflict on the target. |
| Decorate | Fairy | Other | — | 101 | 15 | The user sharply raises the target’s Attack and Sp. Atk stats by decorating the target. |
| Drum Beating | Grass | Physical | 80 | 100 | 10 | The user plays its drum, controlling the drum’s roots to attack the target. This also lowers the target’s Speed stat. |
| Snap Trap | Grass | Physical | 35 | 100 | 15 | The user snares the target in a snap trap for four to five turns. |
| Pyro Ball | Fire | Physical | 120 | 90 | 5 | The user attacks by igniting a small stone and launching it as a fiery ball at the target. This may also leave the target with a burn. |
| Behemoth Blade | Steel | Physical | 100 | 100 | 5 | The user becomes a gigantic sword and cuts the target. This move deals twice the damage if the target is Dynamaxed. |
| Behemoth Bash | Steel | Physical | 100 | 100 | 5 | The user becomes a gigantic shield and slams into the target. This move deals twice the damage if the target is Dynamaxed. |
| Aura Wheel | Electric | Physical | 110 | 100 | 10 | Morpeko attacks and raises its Speed with the energy stored in its cheeks. This move’s type changes depending on the user’s form. |
| Breaking Swipe | Dragon | Physical | 60 | 100 | 15 | The user swings its tough tail wildly and attacks opposing Pokémon. This also lowers their Attack stats. |
| Branch Poke | Grass | Physical | 40 | 100 | 40 | The user attacks the target by poking it with a sharply pointed branch. |
| Overdrive | Electric | Special | 80 | 100 | 10 | The user attacks opposing Pokémon by twanging a guitar or bass guitar, causing a huge echo and strong vibration. |
| Apple Acid | Grass | Special | 80 | 100 | 10 | The user attacks the target with an acidic liquid created from tart apples. This also lowers the target’s Sp. Def stat. |
| Grav Apple | Grass | Physical | 80 | 100 | 10 | The user inflicts damage by dropping an apple from high above. This also lowers the target’s Defense stat. |
| Spirit Break | Fairy | Physical | 75 | 100 | 15 | The user attacks the target with so much force that it could break the target’s spirit. This also lowers the target’s Sp. Atk stat. |
| Strange Steam | Fairy | Special | 90 | 95 | 10 | The user attacks the target by emitting steam. This may also confuse the target. |
| Life Dew | Water | Other | — | 101 | 10 | The user scatters mysterious water around and restores the HP of itself and its ally Pokémon in the battle. |
| Obstruct | Dark | Other | — | 100 | 10 | This move enables the user to protect itself from all attacks. Its chance of failing rises if it is used in succession. Direct contact harshly lowers the attacker’s Defense stat. |
| False Surrender | Dark | Physical | 80 | 101 | 10 | The user pretends to bow its head, but then it stabs the target with its disheveled hair. This attack never misses. |
| Meteor Assault | Fighting | Physical | 150 | 100 | 5 | The user attacks wildly with its thick leek. The user can’t move on the next turn, because the force of this move makes it stagger. |
| Eternabeam | Dragon | Special | 160 | 90 | 5 | This is Eternatus’s most powerful attack in its original form. The user can’t move on the next turn. |
| Steel Beam | Steel | Special | 140 | 95 | 5 | The user fires a beam of steel that it collected from its entire body. This also damages the user. |
| Max Flare | Fire | This is a Fire-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user intensifies the sun for five turns. | ||||
| Max Flutterby | Bug | This is a Bug-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This lowers the target’s Sp. Atk stat. | ||||
| Max Lightning | Electric | This is an Electric-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user turns the ground into Electric Terrain for five turns. | ||||
| Max Strike | Normal | This is a Normal-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This lowers the target’s Speed stat. | ||||
| Max Knuckle | Fighting | This is a Fighting-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This raises ally Pokémon’s Attack stats. | ||||
| Max Phantasm | Ghost | This is a Ghost-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This lowers the target’s Defense stat. | ||||
| Max Hailstorm | Ice | This is an Ice-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user summons a hailstorm lasting five turns. | ||||
| Max Ooze | Poison | This is a Poison-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This raises ally Pokémon’s Sp. Atk stats. | ||||
| Max Geyser | Water | This is a Water-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user summons a heavy rain that falls for five turns. | ||||
| Max Airstream | Flying | This is a Flying-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This raises ally Pokémon’s Speed stats. | ||||
| Max Starfall | Fairy | This is a Fairy-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user turns the ground into Misty Terrain for five turns. | ||||
| Max Wyrmwind | Dragon | This is a Dragon-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This lowers the target’s Attack stat. | ||||
| Max Mindstorm | Psychic | This is a Psychic-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user turns the ground into Psychic Terrain for five turns. | ||||
| Max Rockfall | Rock | This is a Rock-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user summons a sandstorm lasting five turns. | ||||
| Max Quake | Ground | This is a Ground-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This raises ally Pokémon’s Sp. Def stats. | ||||
| Max Darkness | Dark | This is a Dark-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This lowers the target’s Sp. Def stat. | ||||
| Max Overgrowth | Grass | This is a Grass-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. The user turns the ground into Grassy Terrain for five turns. | ||||
| Max Steelspike | Steel | This is a Steel-type attack Dynamax Pokémon use. This raises ally Pokémon’s Defense stats. | ||||
| G-Max Wildfire | Fire | A Fire-type attack that Gigantamax Charizard use. This move continues to deal damage to opponents for four turns. | ||||
| G-Max Befuddle | Bug | A Bug-type attack that Gigantamax Butterfree use. This move inflicts the poisoned, paralyzed, or asleep status condition on opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Volt Crash | Electric | An Electric-type attack that Gigantamax Pikachu use. This move paralyzes opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Gold Rush | Normal | A Normal-type attack that Gigantamax Meowth use. This move confuses opponents and also earns extra money. | ||||
| G-Max Chi Strike | Fighting | A Fighting-type attack that Gigantamax Machamp use. This move raises the chance of critical hits. | ||||
| G-Max Terror | Ghost | A Ghost-type attack that Gigantamax Gengar use. This Pokémon steps on the opposing Pokémon’s shadow to prevent them from escaping. | ||||
| G-Max Resonance | Ice | An Ice-type attack that Gigantamax Lapras use. This move reduces the damage received for five turns. | ||||
| G-Max Cuddle | Normal | A Normal-type attack that Gigantamax Eevee use. This move infatuates opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Replenish | Normal | A Normal-type attack that Gigantamax Snorlax use. This move restores Berries that have been eaten. | ||||
| G-Max Malodor | Poison | A Poison-type attack that Gigantamax Garbodor use. This move poisons opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Stonesurge | Water | A Water-type attack that Gigantamax Drednaw use. This move scatters sharp rocks around the field. | ||||
| G-Max Wind Rage | Flying | A Flying-type attack that Gigantamax Corviknight use. This move removes the effects of moves like Reflect and Light Screen. | ||||
| G-Max Stun Shock | Electric | An Electric-type attack that Gigantamax Toxtricity use. This move poisons or paralyzes opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Finale | Fairy | A Fairy-type attack that Gigantamax Alcremie use. This move heals the HP of allies. | ||||
| G-Max Depletion | Dragon | A Dragon-type attack that Gigantamax Duraludon use. Reduces the PP of the last move used. | ||||
| G-Max Gravitas | Psychic | A Psychic-type attack that Gigantamax Orbeetle use. This move changes gravity for five turns. | ||||
| G-Max Volcalith | Rock | A Rock-type attack that Gigantamax Coalossal use. This move continues to deal damage to opponents for four turns. | ||||
| G-Max Sandblast | Ground | A Ground-type attack that Gigantamax Sandaconda use. Opponents are trapped in a raging sandstorm for four to five turns. | ||||
| G-Max Snooze | Dark | A Dark-type attack that Gigantamax Grimmsnarl use. The user lets loose a huge yawn that lulls the targets into falling asleep on the next turn. | ||||
| G-Max Tartness | Grass | A Grass-type attack that Gigantamax Flapple use. This move reduces the opponents’ evasiveness. | ||||
| G-Max Sweetness | Grass | A Grass-type attack that Gigantamax Appletun use. This move heals the status conditions of allies. | ||||
| G-Max Smite | Fairy | A Fairy-type attack that Gigantamax Hatterene use. This move confuses opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Steelsurge | Steel | A Steel-type attack that Gigantamax Copperajah use. This move scatters sharp spikes around the field. | ||||
| G-Max Meltdown | Steel | A Steel-type attack that Gigantamax Melmetal use. This move makes opponents incapable of using the same move twice in a row. | ||||
| G-Max Foam Burst | Water | A Water-type attack that Gigantamax Kingler use. This move harshly lowers the Speed of opponents. | ||||
| G-Max Centiferno | Fire | A Fire-type attack that Gigantamax Centiskorch use. This move traps opponents in flames for four to five turns. |
Deleted Attacks
The following attacks have been removed from the games. If you transfer Pokemon over that know these attacks, the game will say: “This move can’t be used. It’s recommended that this move is forgotten. Once forgotten, this move can’t be remembered.”
The most surprising removals are Pursuit, Return, Frustration, and Hidden Power.
- #002 Karate Chop
- #003 Double Slap
- #004 Comet Punch
- #013 Razor Wind
- #026 Jump Kick
- #027 Rolling Kick
- #041 Twineedle
- #049 Sonic Boom
- #082 Dragon Rage
- #096 Meditate
- #099 Rage
- #112 Barrier
- #117 Bide
- #119 Mirror Move
- #121 Egg Bomb
- #125 Bone Club
- #128 Clamp
- #131 Spike Cannon
- #132 Constrict
- #134 Kinesis
- #140 Barrage
- #145 Bubble
- #146 Dizzy Punch
- #148 Flash
- #149 Psywave
- #159 Sharpen
- #169 Spider Web
- #171 Nightmare
- #185 Feint Attack
- #193 Foresight
- #216 Return
- #218 Frustration
- #222 Magnitude
- #228 Pursuit
- #237 Hidden Power
- #265 Smelling Salts
- #274 Assist
- #287 Refresh
- #289 Snatch
- #290 Secret Power
- #293 Camouflage
- #300 Mud Sport
- #301 Ice Ball
- #302 Needle Arm
- #316 Odor Sleuth
- #318 Silver Wind
- #320 Grass Whistle
- #324 Signal Beam
- #327 Sky Uppercut
- #346 Water Sport
- #357 Miracle Eye
- #358 Wake-Up Slap
- #363 Natural Gift
- #373 Embargo
- #376 Trump Card
- #377 Heal Block
- #378 Wring Out
- #381 Lucky Chant
- #382 Me First
- #386 Punishment
- #426 Mud Bomb
- #429 Mirror Shot
- #431 Rock Climb
- #443 Magnet Bomb
- #445 Captivate
- #456 Heal Order
- #466 Ominous Wind
- #477 Telekinesis
- #481 Flame Burst
- #485 Synchronoise
- #498 Chip Away
- #507 Sky Drop
- #516 Bestow
- #531 Heart Stamp
- #537 Steamroller
- #563 Rototiller
- #569 Ion Deluge
- #622 Breakneck Blitz
- #623 Breakneck Blitz
- #624 All-Out Pummeling
- #625 All-Out Pummeling
- #626 Supersonic Skystrike
- #627 Supersonic Skystrike
- #628 Acid Downpour
- #629 Acid Downpour
- #630 Tectonic Rage
- #631 Tectonic Rage
- #632 Continental Crush
- #633 Continental Crush
- #634 Savage Spin-Out
- #635 Savage Spin-Out
- #636 Never-Ending Nightmare
- #637 Never-Ending Nightmare
- #638 Corkscrew Crash
- #639 Corkscrew Crash
- #640 Inferno Overdrive
- #641 Inferno Overdrive
- #642 Hydro Vortex
- #643 Hydro Vortex
- #644 Bloom Doom
- #645 Bloom Doom
- #646 Gigavolt Havoc
- #647 Gigavolt Havoc
- #648 Shattered Psyche
- #649 Shattered Psyche
- #650 Subzero Slammer
- #651 Subzero Slammer
- #652 Devastating Drake
- #653 Devastating Drake
- #654 Black Hole Eclipse
- #655 Black Hole Eclipse
- #656 Twinkle Tackle
- #657 Twinkle Tackle
- #658 Catastropika
- #671 Spotlight
- #695 Sinister Arrow Raid
- #696 Malicious Moonsault
- #697 Oceanic Operetta
- #698 Guardian of Alola
- #699 Soul-Stealing 7-Star Strike
- #700 Stoked Sparksurfer
- #701 Pulverizing Pancake
- #702 Extreme Evoboost
- #703 Genesis Supernova
- #719 10,000,000 Volt Thunderbolt
- #723 Light That Burns the Sky
- #724 Searing Sunraze Smash
- #725 Menacing Moonraze Maelstrom
- #726 Let’s Snuggle Forever
- #727 Splintered Stormshards
- #728 Clangorous Soulblaze
- #729 Zippy Zap
- #730 Splishy Splash
- #731 Floaty Fall
- #732 Pika Papow
- #733 Bouncy Bubble
- #734 Buzzy Buzz
- #735 Sizzly Slide
- #736 Glitzy Glow
- #737 Baddy Bad
- #738 Sappy Seed
- #739 Freezy Frost
- #740 Sparkly Swirl
- #741 Veevee Volley
Reviews
- Gamespot, 9/10: “In collecting, battling, and exploring, Sword and Shield cut out the bloat and focus on what makes these pillars of the Pokemon games so captivating in the first place. You’re not held back by overly complicated back-end systems or hoops to jump through; from the outset, you can start wandering the Galar region, seeing its new Pokemon, and trying out its new battle strategies with very little in your way. This leaves you free to enjoy what Pokémon is all about, and that makes for an incredibly strong showing for the series’ proper debut on Switch.”
- IGN, 9.3/10: “Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield are closer to my dream Pokemon RPGs than anything that’s come before. I’d still like better cutscenes, companion Pokemon, the complete Pokedex, and a more visually interesting Wild Area, but nitpicks are just not very effective when everything else was such a complete joy to play. The way they respect my time is wonderful, and the removal of monotony from random encounters and other odds and ends distills it down to only the pure and charming fun of capturing, training, and battling wonderful creatures. And hey, if I’m missing any tedious repetition, I can always get back into breeding.”
- Polygon: “The surprise in Sword and Shield is that I’m still finding things that surprise me, even after putting in so many hours. It’s in how Game Freak has made a linear game feel so much less linear. Make no mistake, Sword and Shield is not an open-world game. There are limitations. But the game’s designed for me not to notice them, and mostly, I don’t.”
- Kotaku: “There are legitimate critiques to make about Pokémon Sword and Shield. The game is challenging, sure, but it never kept me up at night. The plot is pretty lackluster; for example, nothing reaches the narrative heights of Black and White. The environments outside of cities and towns not exactly awe-inspiring, and anyone hoping for a very specific Pokémon in this game from previous entries will more likely than not be disappointed. There are times that the game holds your hand that will feel irritating if you’re an adult, especially in its earliest hours. Yet after the credits rolled, I couldn’t stop myself from reopening my save file. I wanted more adventure. The magic of Pokémon is that it lets you tap into a sense of wonder that becomes more and more difficult to access as an adult. Sword and Shield do that more successfully than any Pokémon release has in years. It won’t be everything to everyone, and it will not make everyone happy. I’m not sure it needs to. It’s a portal to a new world. And it definitely has something for Pokémon’s core audience: everyone in the entire world.”
- Eurogamer: “Sword and Shield’s Wild Area is desperately flat. There will undoubtedly be a moment of shivers, if you’re a long-term fan, when you first see Pokémon roaming the world and you finally get to gaze around that space yourself. But that moment will wear off when you realise you’ve already seen it all. And it’ll fade from memory entirely when you inevitably hop back on the rails from which you have just at last broken free. What is intended as a great, Breath of the Wild step forward quickly turns to two giant leaps back, and with these games that sad irony is everywhere. Pokémon Sword and Shield project a sense of scale and ambition far beyond any previous ones in the series, but to take it back to those gargantuan new Dynamax forms, the size is merely a shadow. A shallow projection, in place of the real thing.”