zarude

zarude

Attributes

  • Species: Zarude
  • Base Experience: 300
  • Height: 18
  • Weight: 700
  • Is Default: True
  • Order: 1084
  • Base Happiness: 0
  • Capture Rate: 3
  • Color: Green
  • Egg Groups: No-Eggs
  • Gender Rate: -1
  • Has No Gender Differences
  • Hatch Counter: 120
  • Habitat:
  • Is Baby: False
  • Is Legendary: False
  • Is Mythical: True
  • Shape: Upright

Stats

  • HP
    105
  • Attack
    120
  • Defense
    105
  • Special Attack
    70
  • Special Defense
    95
  • Speed
    105

Abilities

Held items

    None

Summary

Zarude

Zarude is a dual-type Dark/Grass Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII.

Type: Dark / Grass

Abilities: - Leaf Guard: Prevents the Pokémon from receiving status conditions during harsh sunlight. - Hidden Ability: None

Physical Characteristics: - Zarude is a simian-like Pokémon with a primarily black body and green accents. - It has long arms with large, sharp claws and vines that extend from its wrists. - Zarude has a pronounced, elongated snout and red eyes.

Behavior and Habitat: - Zarude lives in packs deep within dense forests. - It's known for being aggressive and territorial.

In Battle: - Zarude's signature move, Jungle Healing, allows it to heal itself and its allies. - It excels in physical attacks and has good speed and decent defensive stats.

Evolution: - Zarude does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon.

Interesting Facts: - Zarude is the only known Pokémon capable of using the move Jungle Healing. - Zarude is one of the few Pokémon that does not have a hidden ability. - It was officially revealed on Pokémon Day on February 27, 2020.

Pokémon Sprites

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Front Default
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Back Default
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Front Shiny
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Back Shiny

Evolution Chain

Zarude - 893
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Flavor Text Entries

  • Sword: Within dense forests, this Pokémon lives in a pack with others of its kind. It’s incredibly aggressive, and the other Pokémon of the forest fear it.
  • Shield: Once the vines on Zarude’s body tear off, they become nutrients in the soil. This helps the plants of the forest grow.