spinda

Spinda is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III.

Type: Normal

Abilities:

• Own Tempo: Prevents Spinda from becoming confused.
• Tangled Feet: Raises Spinda's evasiveness when it is confused.
• Contrary (Hidden Ability): Inverts all stat changes affecting Spinda.

Physical Characteristics:

• Spinda is a small, bipedal Pokémon with a somewhat panda-like appearance.
• It has a beige body with a pair of long, floppy ears and spiraled eyes, giving it a perpetually dizzy look.
• Its most distinctive feature is the pattern of red spots on its body, which is unique to each individual Spinda.
• It has short arms, a small, round tail, and wears a perpetual, dizzy smile.

Behavior and Habitat:

• Spinda is known for its erratic, staggering gait, which makes it seem like it's dancing or stumbling around.
• It is typically found in grassy areas, often in mountainous regions.
• Despite its dizzy appearance, Spinda is quite resilient and can maintain balance even in challenging terrains.
• It is not known to form large groups and is usually seen wandering alone.

In Battle:

• Spinda is a versatile Pokémon in battle, often utilizing its unique abilities to confuse or unsettle opponents.
• It can learn a diverse range of moves, including Teeter Dance, which confuses all Pokémon on the field.
• Signature moves include Dizzy Punch and Hypnosis, which capitalize on its theme of confusion and disorientation.
• While not particularly strong in direct combat, Spinda can be unpredictable, especially with its Contrary ability, which turns stat-lowering moves into stat-boosting ones.

Evolution:

• Spinda does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone species.

Interesting Facts:

• Spinda's unique spot patterns are generated using a complex algorithm, resulting in over four billion possible spot combinations.
• Its spiraling eyes and staggering movement are inspired by dizziness, a theme that runs through its abilities and moveset.
• Despite its unsteady appearance, Spinda is known for its surprising resilience and ability to adapt in battles.
• It is often used as a mascot for randomness and unpredictability among Pokémon trainers.

Level Up

TM/HM

Breeding

Tutor

Other

• Black: No two Spinda have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Ruby: All the SPINDA that exist in the world are said to have utterly unique spot patterns.The shaky, tottering steps of this Pokémon give it the appearance of dancing.
• Sapphire: No two SPINDA are said to have identical spot patterns on their hides. This Pokémon moves in a curious manneras if it is stumbling in dizziness. Its lurching movements can cause the opponent to become confused.
• Emerald: It is distinguished by a pattern of spots that is always different. Its unsteady, tottering walk has the effect of fouling its foe’s aim.
• Firered: No two SPINDA are said to have identical patterns. It confuses foes with its stumbling motions.
• Leafgreen: No two SPINDA are said to have identical patterns. It confuses foes with its stumbling motions.
• Diamond: No two SPINDA have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Pearl: No two SPINDA have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Platinum: No two SPINDA have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Heartgold: The chances of two SPINDA having identical spot patterns is less than one in four billion.
• Soulsilver: The chances of two SPINDA having identical spot patterns is less than one in four billion.
• White: No two Spinda have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Black-2: No two Spinda have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• White-2: No two Spinda have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• X: No two Spinda have the same pattern of spots. Its tottering step fouls the aim of foes.
• Y: The chances of two Spinda having identical spot patterns is less than one in four billion.
• Omega-Ruby: All the Spinda that exist in the world are said to have utterly unique spot patterns. The shaky, tottering steps of this Pokémon give it the appearance of dancing.
• Alpha-Sapphire: No two Spinda are said to have identical spot patterns on their hides. This Pokémon moves in a curious manner as if it is stumbling in dizziness. Its lurching movements can cause the opponent to become confused.
• Sun: Its steps are staggering and unsteady, but Spinda thinks it’s walking in a straight line.
• Moon: Each and every Spinda has a slightly different configuration of spots. There are collectors who enjoy the tiny differences in their spot patterns.
• Ultra-Sun: Its steps are shaky and stumbling. Walking for a long time makes it feel sick.
• Ultra-Moon: Each Spinda’s spot pattern is different. With its stumbling movements, it evades opponents’ attacks brilliantly!

327 National

114 Hoenn

131 Kalos-Mountain

119 Updated-Hoenn

105 Original-Alola

105 Original-Melemele

128 Updated-Alola

128 Updated-Melemele