Geodude Alola is a Rock/Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.
Type: Rock/Electric
Abilities:
- Magnet Pull: Prevents Steel-type Pokémon from escaping.
- Sturdy: Prevents being knocked out in one hit, always leaving at least 1 HP if at full health.
- Galvanize (Hidden Ability): Turns Normal-type moves into Electric-type moves and boosts their power.
Physical Characteristics:
- Geodude Alola has a rocky, gray body with a pair of muscular arms.
- It features a unique, bushy set of eyebrows and tufts of hair on its head that resemble magnetized iron filings.
- Its eyes are white with small pupils, giving it a sharp, focused appearance.
- This variant includes a distinctive yellow coloration on its eyebrows and arms, hinting at its Electric typing.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Geodude Alola is often found in mountainous regions and caves throughout the Alola region.
- Unlike its Kantonian counterpart, it is drawn to areas with strong magnetic fields.
- Known to gather around power plants or places with electrical equipment, leveraging its Electric-type abilities.
- It can be aggressive if disturbed, often using its strong arms to defend its territory.
In Battle:
- Geodude Alola serves as a versatile physical attacker with access to both Rock and Electric-type moves.
- Notable moves include Thunder Punch, Rock Slide, and Self-Destruct.
- Its dual typing provides it with resistances to Flying and Normal-type moves, but makes it vulnerable to Water and Grass types.
- Sturdy ability ensures it can withstand at least one powerful attack, while Galvanize enhances its Electric-type capabilities.
Evolution:
- Geodude Alola evolves into Graveler Alola starting at level 25.
- It further evolves into Golem Alola when traded or exposed to a Link Cable in compatible games.
Interesting Facts:
- The Alolan form of Geodude developed its Electric typing due to the region's strong magnetic fields.
- Its affinity for electricity has influenced its physical appearance, particularly the iron filings on its body.
- It is said that when Alolan Geodude gather in large numbers, they can cause small magnetic storms.
This comprehensive summary provides a detailed look at Geodude Alola, illustrating its unique traits and role within the Pokémon world.