Togedemaru Totem is an Electric/Steel-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.
Type: Electric / Steel
Abilities:
- Iron Barbs: Inflicts damage to the attacker on contact
- Sturdy (Hidden Ability): Prevents being knocked out in one hit, and withstands one-hit KO moves
Physical Characteristics:
- Resembles a small, round hedgehog or porcupine
- Covered in a gray fur with a white underside and yellow cheek patches
- Has spiky fur that can stand on end when it charges electricity
- Black, triangular markings on its back and a stubby tail
Behavior and Habitat:
- Often found in areas with abundant electrical sources, like power plants
- Known to roll into a ball to protect itself from predators
- Uses its spiky fur as a defense mechanism by discharging electricity when threatened
- Social creature that can frequently be seen in groups
In Battle:
- Functions as a defensive pivot with its ability to deter physical attackers
- Notable moves include Zing Zap, Iron Head, and Nuzzle
- Strong against Fairy, Flying, and Ice types due to its dual typing
- Weak against Fire, Fighting, and Ground types
- Utilizes Iron Barbs ability to punish contact moves
Evolution:
- Togedemaru does not evolve from or into any Pokémon
Interesting Facts:
- Its design is inspired by a hedgehog, reflected in its ability to curl up defensively
- The name "Togedemaru" combines the words "toge" (thorn) and "maru" (round), highlighting its spiky, round appearance
- Featured as a Totem Pokémon in Pokémon Sun and Moon, where it plays a significant role in the game's storyline and challenges players with its increased size and strength compared to regular Togedemaru
This comprehensive summary captures the unique aspects of Togedemaru Totem, showcasing its characteristics, behaviors, and role within the Pokémon world.