
N°0822 · Generation 8
Corvisquire
After enduring so many tough battles, it has learned to accurately gauge the strength of its opponents.
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Characteristics
- Height:
- 0.80
- Weight:
- 16.00
Base stats
Total: 365Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Corvisquire depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Weaknesses - dangerous attacks
Resistances - weak attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


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General Overview of Corvisquire
Corvisquire is a Flying-type Pokémon from the Galar region. Its Japanese name is アオガラス. It is the direct evolution of Rookidee and a key intermediate stage before the final evolution into Corviknight. In the Pokédex, Corvisquire holds a strategic place for players looking for a balanced aerial Pokémon early in their adventure.
Corvisquire is distinguished by a more aggressive battle style than its pre-evolution, with stronger Defense and better command of its physical moves. It resembles a juvenile raven already well-trained in aerial combat, which shows in its stats and its improving Speed.
Pokédex information and general data
Corvisquire has a specific number in the Galar Pokédex and is classified as the Raven Pokémon. Its height and weight increase noticeably compared to Rookidee, which affects its visual impact and its role in battle. Its form is unique and has no known regional variants.
Primary type - Flying
Evolution - evolves from Rookidee and evolves into Corviknight
Evolution level - evolves into Corviknight at level 38
Nature - often oriented toward Attack and Defense
Corvisquire is available in several areas of Galar, with a decent encounter rate in tall grass and under certain weather conditions. It can also be obtained through fixed encounters depending on the Sword and Shield versions.
Base stats and battle potential
Corvisquire's stats show a clear improvement over Rookidee. Its HP is solid for a mid-progression Pokémon, while its Defense allows it to absorb physical moves without major difficulty. Its Speed improves but remains lower than that of some specialized Flying-type Pokémon.
HP - balanced base for extended battles
Attack - physically oriented with good damage potential
Defense - the Pokémon's strong point
Speed - average but sufficient early in the game
In terms of overall stats, Corvisquire is an excellent choice for teams still under construction, especially before gaining access to more powerful late-game Pokémon.
Learned moves and useful abilities
Corvisquire learns several Flying and Normal-type moves by leveling up. These allow it to stay relevant against many opposing types. It can also learn moves via TMs, which increases its strategic versatility.
Flying-type moves focused on physical damage
Moves that boost Defense or apply offensive pressure
Access to moves usable in double battles
Thanks to its moveset, Corvisquire can be used both as a direct attacker and as temporary support, depending on the nature chosen and EVs invested.
Strategic usage and evolution
Corvisquire is often used as a temporary cornerstone in a team during the main story. Its evolution into Corviknight at level 38 represents a clear goal for players, as this evolution brings a massive gain in stats and Defense. Investing time in Corvisquire is therefore rarely a waste.
In more recent entries like Scarlet and Violet, Corvisquire remains appreciated for its consistent progression and its effectiveness in battle against Grass, Bug, and Fighting types. It also retains interest for collectors thanks to its Shiny version and its presence on certain Pokémon cards.









