Skarmory

Skarmory is a dual-type Steel/Flying Pokémon, known for its sharp metallic body and bird-like appearance. It is renowned for its incredible defensive capabilities both in terms of physical resilience and utility in battles.

Type: Steel/Flying

Abilities: - Keen Eye: This ability prevents Skarmory from having its accuracy lowered. - Sturdy: This ability ensures that Skarmory cannot be knocked out in one hit from full HP, as it allows it to survive with 1 HP if it would otherwise be knocked out by a single move. - Hidden Ability (Weak Armor): When Skarmory is hit by a physical move, its Defense stat decreases by one stage, but its Speed stat increases by two stages.

Interesting Facts: - Skarmory has a distinctive appearance with a body made of steel, complemented by sharp, blade-like wings that glisten

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• Gold: Its sturdy wings look heavy, but they are actuallyhollow and light, allowing it to fly freely in the sky.
• Silver: After nesting in bramble bushes, the wings of itschicks grow hard from scratches by thorns.
• Crystal: The feathers that it sheds are very sharp. It is saidthat people once used the feathers as swords.
• Ruby: SKARMORY is entirely encased in hard, protective armor. This Pokémon flies at close to 190 mph.It slashes foes with its wings that possess swordlike cutting edges.
• Sapphire: SKARMORY’s steel wings become tattered and bashed in from repeated battles. Once a year, the battered wings growback completely, restoring the cutting edges to their pristine state.
• Emerald: A Pokémon that has a body and wings of steel. People in the past used feathers fallen from SKARMORY to make swords and knives.
• Firered: After nesting in bramble bushes, the wings of its chicks grow hard from scratches by thorns.
• Leafgreen: Its sturdy wings look heavy, but its bones are hollow and light, allowing it to fly freely in the sky.
• Diamond: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• Pearl: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• Platinum: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• Heartgold: Its sturdy wings look heavy, but they are actually hollow and light, allowing it to fly freely in the sky.
• Soulsilver: After nesting in bramble bushes, the wings of its chicks grow hard from scratches by thorns.
• Black: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• White: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• Black-2: Its heavy-looking iron body is actually thin and light, so it can fly at speeds over 180 mph.
• White-2: Its heavy-looking iron body is actually thin and light, so it can fly at speeds over 180 mph.
• X: After nesting in bramble bushes, the wings of its chicks grow hard from scratches by thorns.
• Y: Despite being clad entirely in iron-hard armor, it flies at speeds over 180 mph.
• Omega-Ruby: Skarmory is entirely encased in hard, protective armor. This Pokémon flies at close to 190 mph. It slashes foes with its wings that possess swordlike cutting edges.
• Alpha-Sapphire: Skarmory’s steel wings become tattered and bashed in from repeated battles. Once a year, the battered wings grow back completely, restoring the cutting edges to their pristine state.
• Sun: Its feathers, which fall off as it grows, are thin and sharp. In times long past, warriors used them as swords.
• Moon: Its metal body is sturdy, but it does rust rather easily. So on rainy days, this Pokémon prefers to stay put in its nest.
• Ultra-Sun: The wing feathers it sheds can be processed and made into knives whose sharpness is recognized by the finest chefs.
• Ultra-Moon: Its body is draped in steel armor. It looks heavy, but it can fly at speeds of up to 185 miles an hour!
• Sword: The pointed feathers of these Pokémon are sharper than swords. Skarmory and Corviknight fight viciously over territory.
• Shield: People fashion swords from Skarmory’s shed feathers, so this Pokémon is a popular element in heraldic designs.