Blacephalon

Attributes

Species: Blacephalon
Base Experience: 285
Height: 18
Weight: 130
Is Default: True
Order: 987
Base Happiness: 0
Capture Rate: 30
Color: White
Egg Groups: No-Eggs
Gender Rate: -1
Has No Gender Differences
Hatch Counter: 120
Habitat:
Is Baby: False
Is Legendary: False
Is Mythical: False
Shape: Humanoid

Stats

HP

53
Attack

127
Defense

53
Special Attack

151
Special Defense

79
Speed

107

Abilities

Slot 1: Beast-Boost

Held items

None

Summary

Blacephalon

Blacephalon is a Fire/Ghost type Pokémon known as the Fireworks Pokémon.

Type: Fire / Ghost

Abilities: - Beast Boost: The Pokémon's highest stat is boosted by one stage each time it knocks out a Pokémon. - Hidden Ability: None

Physical Characteristics: - Blacephalon has a round head that resembles a colorful, glowing balloon, with a body that's mostly black and slender. - Its head is capable of exploding, a trait it uses to distract and disorient foes. - Its arms and legs are thin, with the arms having long, tendril-like appendages, and the legs ending in small, round feet.

Behavior and Habitat: - Blacephalon is known to trick its enemies by causing its head to explode and then taking advantage of the distraction to steal their vitality. - It is an Ultra Beast, and is not known to inhabit any specific environment in the traditional Pokémon world.

In Battle: - Its signature move, Mind Blown, deals massive damage but also cuts Blacephalon's own HP in half. - Due to the Beast Boost ability, if Blacephalon can knock out a foe, its highest stat gets boosted, making it increasingly dangerous as a battle continues.

Evolution: - Blacephalon does not evolve nor does it have any known pre-evolutions.

Interesting Facts: - Despite causing its own head to explode, Blacephalon is unharmed and can regenerate its head without any issue. - Blacephalon was first introduced in the seventh generation of Pokémon games (Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon). - Its name is likely a combination of "blace" (a corruption of "blast" or "blaze") and "cephalon", a term derived from the Greek word for "head".

Type Effectiveness

Double Damage To

Half Damage To

No Damage To

Double Damage From

Half Damage From

No Damage From

Double Damage To

Half Damage To

No Damage To

Double Damage From

Half Damage From

No Damage From

Pokémon Sprites

Front Default

Back Default

Front Shiny

Back Shiny

Evolution Chain

Blacephalon - 806

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Moves

Level Up

Level 1: Ember
Level 1: Fire Spin
Level 1: Astonish
Level 7: Magic Coat
Level 13: Stored Power
Level 17: Flame Burst
Level 20: Confuse Ray
Level 23: Night Shade
Level 29: Light Screen
Level 30: Incinerate
Level 31: Calm Mind
Level 35: Hypnosis
Level 37: Fire Blast
Level 40: Mystical Fire
Level 41: Shadow Ball
Level 47: Trick
Level 59: Mind Blown

TM/HM

Breeding

Tutor

Other

Flavor Text Entries

Ultra-Sun: It slithers toward people. Then, without warning, it triggers the explosion of its own head. It’s apparently one kind of Ultra Beast.
Ultra-Moon: A UB that appeared from an Ultra Wormhole, it causes explosions, then takes advantage of opponents’ surprise to rob them of their vitality.