
Share this Pokémon
Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.90
- Weight:
- 220.00
- Gender differences:
- Yes
Base stats
Total: 460Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Camerupt depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Resistances - weak attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


The complete Pokédex, in your pocket
Detailed pages, types, stats and your favourite Pokémon — on the app.
Evolutions
Sprites & artwork
Base sprites
Dream World
Showdown
Detailed information
Overview of Camerupt
Camerupt is a Pokémon of the Fire and Ground types, known for its massive body and the active volcanoes on its back. In English it is called Camerupt, and in Japanese バクーダ. This Pokémon is the direct evolution of Numel and represents a much more stable yet far more dangerous form. Its appearance evokes a volcanic camel, with two magma-filled humps ready to erupt at any moment.
Camerupt has a place in the National Pokédex and holds a strategic position for players looking for a Fire and Ground Pokémon capable of dealing heavy damage. Its dual typing offers interesting resistances but also notable weaknesses, particularly against Water attacks. It is typically obtained at a higher level or through evolution, making it a Pokémon often used in the mid or late game.
Physical characteristics and Pokédex data
Camerupt has a robust, imposing body. Its average height is around 1.9 meters and it weighs approximately 220 kg. Its humps contain molten magma, which explains its ability to use attacks like Eruption or Flamethrower. According to the Pokédex, the internal temperature of its body can spike sharply, triggering volcanic explosions when it is angered.
Its national number makes it easy to identify among Hoenn Pokémon. Base data shows a high Attack and Special Attack, offset by low Speed. This distribution strongly influences its nature and use in strategic battles.
Base stats, EVs, and IVs
Camerupt's base stats are geared toward raw power. Its Attack and Special Attack allow it to fully exploit highly offensive Fire and Ground moves. EVs are generally invested in Special Attack or HP to increase its longevity in battle. IVs play an important role in maximizing damage output, especially on moves like Eruption, Earthquake, or Earth Power.
The recommended nature depends on the intended role. A nature that boosts Special Attack is often preferred to unlock its maximum potential. However, a defensive nature can be considered for longer formats or doubles.
Notable moves and abilities
Camerupt has a wide selection of Fire and Ground moves. Eruption is one of its signature abilities, dealing massive damage when its HP is high. It can also learn Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Earthquake, and Ancient Power. These moves allow it to cover a wide range of opposing types.
Through TMs and sometimes move tutors, Camerupt can tailor its moveset to suit different needs. In double battles, certain spread moves come into their own, reinforcing its offensive role despite its low Speed.
Evolution, forms, and in-game use
Camerupt is the evolution of Numel past a certain level, marking a clear increase in its base stats. Some generations introduce specific forms that slightly alter its strategic approach. Its most powerful form is often used on sun- or magma-oriented teams.
In-game, Camerupt is appreciated for its ability to break through opposing defenses and control the field. Its Fire and Ground typing makes it formidable against Steel, Rock, and Fire Pokémon, but requires careful anticipation against Water attacks. Well mastered, this Pokémon becomes a centerpiece in many offensive teams.

