Linoone

Linoone is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III of the Pokémon series. It is notable for its sleek, streamlined appearance which resembles a ferret or badger, and its exceptional speed when moving in straight lines.

Type:

• Normal

Abilities:

• Pickup: This ability allows Linoone to collect a random item after a battle if it is not already holding one.
• Gluttony: This ability lets Linoone consume a held Berry earlier than usual when its health drops below 50% of its maximum.
• Hidden Ability (Quick Feet): With Quick Feet, Linoone’s Speed stat increases by 50% when it is affected by a status condition.

Interesting Facts:

1. Appearance and Anatomy: Linoone has a long, slender body with predominantly white fur, accented by brown stripes running down its back and sides. This streamlined body shape is perfectly adapted

Level Up

TM/HM

Breeding

Tutor

Other

• Ruby: LINOONE always runs full speed and only in straight lines. If facing an obstacle, it makes a right-angle turn to evade it.This Pokémon is very challenged by gently curving roads.
• Sapphire: When hunting, LINOONE will make a beeline straight for the prey at a full run. While this Pokémon is capable oftopping 60 mph, it has to come to a screeching halt before it can turn.
• Emerald: It is exceedingly fast if it only has to run in a straight line. When it spots pond- dwelling prey underwater, it quickly leaps in and catches it with its sharp claws.
• Firered: When running in a straight line, it can top 60 miles per hour. However, it has a tough time with curved roads.
• Leafgreen: When running in a straight line, it can top 60 miles per hour. However, it has a tough time with curved roads.
• Diamond: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• Pearl: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• Platinum: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• Heartgold: When running in a straight line, it can easily top 60 miles an hour. It has a tough time with curved roads.
• Soulsilver: When running in a straight line, it can easily top 60 miles an hour. It has a tough time with curved roads.
• Black: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• White: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• Black-2: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• White-2: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• X: When running in a straight line, it can easily top 60 miles an hour. It has a tough time with curved roads.
• Y: It charges prey at speeds over 60 mph. However, because it can only run straight, it often fails.
• Omega-Ruby: Linoone always runs full speed and only in straight lines. If facing an obstacle, it makes a right-angle turn to evade it. This Pokémon is very challenged by gently curving roads.
• Alpha-Sapphire: When hunting, Linoone will make a beeline straight for the prey at a full run. While this Pokémon is capable of topping 60 mph, it has to come to a screeching halt before it can turn.
• Sword: Its fur is strong and supple. Shaving brushes made with shed Linoone hairs are highly prized.
• Shield: It uses its explosive speed and razor-sharp claws to bring down prey. Running along winding paths is not its strong suit.