
N°0712 · Generation 6
Bergmite
It lives in the coldest regions, clinging to Avalugg. It freezes its legs to their backs to stay in place.
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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.00
- Weight:
- 99.50
Base stats
Total: 304Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Bergmite depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Weaknesses - dangerous attacks
Resistances - weak attacks


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Overview of Bergmite
Bergmite is an Ice-type Pokémon introduced in the sixth generation. Its Japanese name is カチコール. In the Pokédex, Bergmite is known for its body entirely encased in extremely tough ice, making it an excellent defensive Pokémon for players who prioritize staying power over raw offense.
Bergmite holds an interesting place in Pokémon Sword, Shield, Scarlet, and Violet, notably thanks to its very high Defense stats from the earliest levels. It is often found wild in snowy areas, which perfectly matches its Ice type and natural habitat.
Base Stats and Role in Battle
Bergmite's base stats are clearly oriented toward Defense. Its physical Defense is one of the highest among unevolved Ice-type Pokémon, allowing it to effectively absorb many attacks. On the other hand, its Attack and Speed remain limited, which calls for a more passive or strategic style of play.
In battle, Bergmite is often used as a defensive wall. It can stall, inflict status conditions, or wear down the opponent thanks to its ability to withstand physical blows. At low levels, it is very effective against many wild Pokémon, especially in snowy areas.
Ice Type and Weaknesses
As an Ice-type Pokémon, Bergmite benefits from useful resistances against Ice-type moves. However, it has several significant weaknesses that players must anticipate. Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel-type moves pose a serious threat, especially against specialized opponents.
Despite this, its high Defense sometimes allows it to survive normally dangerous moves, provided the level and strategy are appropriate. It is therefore recommended to carefully manage switches to avoid unfavorable matchups.
Main Moves and Attacks
Bergmite primarily learns Ice-type moves and defensively oriented abilities. Among its most commonly used moves are attacks that deal decent damage while benefiting from its Ice typing, as well as utility moves to slow down or hinder the opponent.
Through TMs, Bergmite can expand its moveset and adapt to different situations. Certain moves allow it to raise its Defense or deal consistent damage, making it more viable in prolonged battles.
Bergmite's Evolution
Bergmite evolves at level 37 into a far more imposing Pokémon, further reinforcing its defensive role. This evolution marks a clear improvement in its overall stats while retaining the Ice type. For players, reaching this level is a key goal to transform Bergmite into a very solid defensive pillar.
Before its evolution, it is advisable to maximize its experience and teach it appropriate moves, in order to fully benefit from its power boost once evolved.
Bergmite in the Pokédex and Cards
In the Pokédex, Bergmite is described as a Pokémon living in cold regions, using its frozen body as natural armor. This description is also reflected in the trading cards, where Bergmite is often portrayed as a sturdy Pokémon that is difficult to knock out.
Bergmite's Pokémon cards generally highlight its Defense and its ability to absorb attacks, making it an appreciated card in certain game formats, particularly for slowing down the pace of battle.
Useful Information for Players
Bergmite is an excellent choice for players starting out in snowy areas or looking for a reliable Pokémon to take hits. Its catch rate remains reasonable, making it easy to add to a team upon encountering it in the wild.
Used well, Bergmite can become a cornerstone of a balanced team, especially when surrounded by Pokémon capable of compensating for its natural weaknesses and taking advantage of its defensive solidity.








