cufant

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Cufant is a Steel-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII.

Type: Steel

Abilities:

Sheer Force: Increases the power of moves that have secondary effects by 30% but removes those effects.
Heavy Metal (Hidden Ability): Doubles the Pokémon's weight.

Physical Characteristics:

Cufant is an elephant-like Pokémon with a robust, bipedal physique.
It has a predominantly orange body with turquoise patches on its head and back, resembling a construction helmet.
Its trunk is long and flexible, used for various tasks and combat.
Cufant possesses small, beady eyes and short tusks protruding from its mouth.

Behavior and Habitat:

Cufant is known for its incredible strength, capable of carrying heavy loads with ease.
It often inhabits areas close to construction sites or mountainous regions, where it can use its strength to assist in various tasks.
These Pokémon form strong bonds with their trainers and are often seen helping with heavy lifting and construction work.

In Battle:

Cufant is a physically powerful Pokémon, making it effective in battles that require strength.
Notable moves include Iron Head and Heavy Slam, taking advantage of its Steel type and physical prowess.
It is strong against Ice, Rock, and Fairy types due to its Steel typing but is weak against Fire, Fighting, and Ground types.

Evolution:

Interesting Facts:

Cufant's design is inspired by both elephants and construction equipment, reflecting its strength and utility.
The turquoise patches on its body are reminiscent of protective gear worn by construction workers.
In its native Galar region, Cufant is often seen working alongside humans in areas requiring heavy lifting or strength.

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Cufant - 878

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Copperajah - 879

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Sword: 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.
Shield: If a job requires serious strength, this Pokémon will excel at it. Its copper body tarnishes in the rain, turning a vibrant green color.