Centiskorch

N°0851 · Generation 8

Centiskorch

It is aggressive by nature. Not only is its burning body dangerous, but it also has enormous, very sharp fangs.

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Characteristics

Height:
3.00
Weight:
120.00

Base stats

Total: 525
HP100
Attack115
Defense65
Sp. Atk90
Sp. Def90
Speed65

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Centiskorch depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

3weaknesses6resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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Detailed information

Overview of Centiskorch

Centiskorch is a Pokémon of the Fire and Bug type introduced in the eighth generation. Its English name is Centiskorch and its Japanese name is マルヤクデ. It is known for its elongated body made up of incandescent segments capable of producing intense heat in battle.

Centiskorch evolves from Sizzlipede, an evolution appreciated by players for its clear progression and strong offensive role. In the Pokédex, this Pokémon is often described as using its body heat to intimidate and burn opponents, which translates well into its gameplay mechanics.

Centiskorch in the Pokémon games

In the main games, Centiskorch stands out with an attack-oriented profile and solid HP. It is particularly effective against Grass, Bug, Ice, and Steel types thanks to its Fire typing. Its dual type does, however, give it several weaknesses, notably against Water and Rock attacks, which requires some anticipation in battle.

Centiskorch can learn many Fire-type moves based on body heat, reinforcing its identity in combat. Its playstyle is often aggressive, applying constant pressure on the opponent with powerful attacks and secondary burn effects.

Gigantamax Form of Centiskorch

Centiskorch has an exclusive Gigantamax form. In this form, its appearance changes dramatically and its body becomes even more massive and incandescent. The Gigantamax form gives it access to a specific G-Max move that deals continuous damage to opponents over several turns, an important strategic advantage in Dynamax battles.

This form is highly sought after by players for raids and strategic battles, particularly due to its high HP and impressive visual impact.

Centiskorch and the Pokémon Trading Card Game

Centiskorch holds an interesting place in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Several cards exist, ranging from standard versions to more sought-after editions such as holo, V, or VMAX cards. Some Centiskorch cards feature up to 180 HP, making them solid options for Fire-oriented decks.

Centiskorch cards are often associated with burn mechanics or persistent damage, faithfully reflecting its behavior in the video games. Full art versions and VMAX cards are particularly popular with collectors, with value variations depending on the set and the available stock.

Sought-after cards and availability

  • Centiskorch V cards with dynamic artwork

  • Centiskorch VMAX cards highly valued for competitive play

  • Holo versions from recent sets

Depending on the period, certain cards may be out of stock or hard to find, which increases their appeal on the collector's market.

Useful information for players and collectors

Centiskorch is a Pokémon appreciated both for its effectiveness in battle and its striking design. Its imposing size and high weight reinforce its image as a burning threat on the battlefield. Players building a team around the Fire type will find Centiskorch a reliable ally, provided they manage its weaknesses carefully.

For collectors, Centiskorch represents a good balance between accessibility and cards with strong potential value. The various available forms, visual variations, and special editions make it an interesting Pokémon to follow in new Trading Card Game sets.

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