tarountula
Attributes
- Species: Tarountula
- Base Experience: 42
- Height: 3
- Weight: 40
- Is Default: True
- Order: 918
- Base Happiness: 50
- Capture Rate: 255
- Color: White
- Egg Groups: Bug
- Gender Rate: 4
- Has No Gender Differences
- Hatch Counter: 15
- Habitat:
- Is Baby: False
- Is Legendary: False
- Is Mythical: False
- Shape: Armor
Stats
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Summary
Tarountula is a Pokémon introduced in Generation IX.
Type: Bug
Abilities:
- Vital Spirit: Prevents the Pokémon from falling asleep.
- Anger Point: Maxes Attack when hit by a critical hit.
Physical Characteristics:
- Muscular bipedal Pokémon with a primate-like appearance
- Has distinctive coloration and markings
- Shows signs of its evolutionary heritage
Behavior and Habitat:
- Known for its aggressive temperament
- Typically found in mountainous or forested regions
- Forms small groups in the wild
In Battle:
- Primarily physical attacker with high Attack stat
- Known for fighting-type moves with good coverage
- Strong against Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, and Steel types
- Vulnerable to Psychic, Flying, and Fairy moves
Evolution:
- Evolves from its pre-evolution under specific conditions
- Evolution triggers specific changes in appearance and abilities
Interesting Facts:
- Has a unique place in Pokémon lore and games
- Featured in various Pokémon media
- Has distinctive cry and animation in the games
Pokémon Sprites
Front Default
Front Shiny
Evolution Chain
Moves
Level Up
- Level 1: Tackle
- Level 1: String Shot
- Level 5: Struggle Bug
- Level 8: Assurance
- Level 11: Feint
- Level 14: Bug Bite
- Level 18: Block
- Level 22: Counter
- Level 25: Headbutt
- Level 29: Sticky Web
- Level 33: Gastro Acid
- Level 36: Circle Throw
- Level 40: Throat Chop
- Level 44: Skitter Smack
TM/HM
Breeding
Tutor
Other
Flavor Text Entries
- Scarlet: The ball of threads wrapped around its body is elastic enough to deflect the scythes of Scyther, this Pokémon’s natural enemy.
- Violet: The thread it secretes from its rear is as strong as wire. The secret behind the thread’s strength is the topic of ongoing research.