Pokedex Data
• National Pokédex Number: 140
• Type: Rock/Water
• Species: Shellfish Pokémon
• Height: 0.5 meters (1’08”)
• Weight: 11.5 kilograms (25.4 lbs)
• Abilities: Swift Swim / Battle Armor
About Kabuto
Kabuto is a dual-type Pokémon, combining Rock and Water types, and is known as the Shellfish Pokémon. It has an ancient and sturdy appearance, resembling a prehistoric marine creature with a hard shell covering its body. Kabuto’s hard shell offers excellent protection against predators and harsh environmental conditions. In ancient times, it was believed to live on the ocean floor, where it would scavenge for food. Fossil remains of Kabuto have been successfully revived, making it a rare and sought-after Pokémon. It has survived millions of years, and its ancient origins make it an intriguing subject for researchers and Trainers. Kabuto is commonly found near coastal areas and in places with ancient geological formations, reflecting its ancient history and significance.
Evolution
Kabuto evolves into Kabutops starting at level 40.
Training and Experience Gain
To train Kabuto effectively, engage in battles that allow it to utilize its Rock and Water-type moves. Kabuto’s ancient appearance and sturdy nature make it an interesting and formidable opponent in battles. Engaging in battles against Grass, Electric, Fighting, and Ground-type Pokémon can be particularly beneficial for Kabuto’s training and experience growth.
Base Stats
• HP (Hit Points): 30
• Attack: 80
• Defense: 90
• Special Attack: 55
• Special Defense: 45
• Speed: 55
Moves Learned by Leveling Up
• Level 1: Scratch
• Level 1: Harden
• Level 6: Absorb
• Level 11: Leer
• Level 16: Aqua Jet
• Level 21: Mud Shot
• Level 26: Endure
• Level 31: Metal Claw
• Level 36: Ancient Power
• Level 41: Slash
• Level 46: Aqua Tail
• Level 51: Wring Out
