Clodsire

N°0980 · Generation 9

Clodsire

A Poison/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX, Clodsire is the evolution of Paldean Wooper and excels as a defensive wall thanks to its very high HP, its Ground immunity to Electric moves, and its passive damage toolkit.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.80
Weight:
223.00

Base stats

Total: 430
HP130
Attack75
Defense60
Sp. Atk45
Sp. Def100
Speed20

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

4weaknesses5resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Detailed information

Overview of Clodsire

Clodsire is a Poison/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in the ninth generation. Its English name is Clodsire and its Japanese name is ドオー. It is the direct evolution of Paldean Wooper, a regional form distinct from the classic Wooper. Clodsire stands out for its massive appearance and its strongly defensive role, making it a solid strategic choice for players focused on battle and endurance.

In the Pokédex, Clodsire is described as a Pokémon capable of absorbing toxins from its environment through its body, which explains its Poison/Ground dual typing. This combination grants it numerous resistances and excellent battle durability, particularly against Electric, Fighting, and Poison-type attacks. It is available from level 20 via the evolution of Paldean Wooper.

Type, stats, and role in battle

Clodsire has a particularly interesting Poison/Ground typing for strategic play. It is immune to Electric-type attacks and resists Poison and Rock damage well. In return, it remains vulnerable to Water, Ground, Psychic, and Ice-type attacks, requiring some anticipation in battle.

Its base stats clearly highlight its HP and Defense. Clodsire has a very high HP total, allowing it to absorb a great deal of damage even at higher levels such as level 50. Its Attack is decent without being exceptional, but sufficient to deal consistent damage over time. Its Speed is low, which designates it more as a defensive wall than a fast attacker.

Key moves and abilities

Clodsire's move pool is geared toward passive pressure and field control. It naturally learns several effective Poison and Ground-type attacks for wearing down the opponent. Among its key moves are Earthquake for dealing heavy Ground-type damage, Sludge Bomb for exploiting the Poison typing, and Toxic for inflicting lasting poison on the enemy.

Clodsire can also learn strategic moves via TMs, such as Protect or Earth Power, reinforcing its defensive role. These moves are widely used in competitive battle, particularly in defensive sets built around gradual attrition. In Pokémon GO, Clodsire is primarily appreciated for its resilience in raids and its potential in the Super League.

Evolution, capture, and availability

Clodsire evolves directly from Paldean Wooper at level 20, with no particular item required. Paldean Wooper is generally easy to catch in Paldea's swampy areas, making Clodsire quickly accessible early in the adventure. Once evolved, it becomes a defensive pillar for the team.

Its capture is therefore straightforward for players exploring Paldea in a standard playthrough. Clodsire is available in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, and it is often used from mid-game onward thanks to its natural sturdiness.

Clodsire in the Pokémon Trading Card Game

In the Trading Card Game, Clodsire exists in several forms, including Paldea EX versions. These cards highlight its high HP and its Poison and damage-over-time oriented attacks. Clodsire cards are often integrated into strategic sets aimed at slowing the opponent down.

Thanks to its distinctive design and defensive role, Clodsire is appreciated by both collectors and competitive players. Certain cards reach a good level of value depending on their rarity and condition, particularly in expansions centered on Paldea.

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