Vikavolt Totem is a Bug/Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII.
Type: Bug / Electric
Abilities:
- Levitate: Provides immunity to Ground-type moves, which is typically a weakness for Electric-types.
Physical Characteristics:
- Vikavolt Totem is significantly larger than a regular Vikavolt.
- Resembles a large, mechanical stag beetle with a sleek, metallic body.
- Possesses large, prominent jaws that resemble a pair of pliers.
- Features bright blue eyes and a sharp, angular head.
- Its wings are shielded by robust elytra, giving it an armored appearance.
Behavior and Habitat:
- Typically found in dense forest areas with plenty of trees, which it uses for navigation and hunting.
- Known to be highly territorial and protective of its habitat.
- Uses its powerful jaws to cut through obstacles and capture prey.
- Vikavolt Totem is considered a guardian of its area, often seen patrolling its territory.
In Battle:
- Known for its impressive Special Attack, making it a formidable special attacker.
- Signature moves include Thunderbolt, Bug Buzz, and Charge Beam, providing a diverse range of offensive capabilities.
- Strong against Water and Flying types due to its Electric-type moves.
- The Levitate ability negates its Ground-type weakness, providing a strategic advantage in battles.
- As a Totem Pokémon, it can summon allies during battle, typically calling upon Charjabug to assist it.
Evolution:
- Vikavolt does not evolve from Vikavolt Totem; instead, Vikavolt evolves from Charjabug when leveled up in a special magnetic field.
Interesting Facts:
- Vikavolt Totem is encountered as a boss Pokémon in the Alola region, specifically during the trial on Ula'ula Island.
- It is larger and more powerful than a standard Vikavolt, with enhanced stats due to its status as a Totem Pokémon.
- The design is inspired by beetles, a common motif in Japanese culture, where they are often seen as symbols of strength.
- Its ability to levitate and its strong offensive capabilities make it a unique and challenging opponent for trainers.