
N°0790 · Generation 7
Cosmoem
It powerfully absorbs dust from the atmosphere and works tirelessly to produce within its core the energy needed for its evolution.
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Characteristics
- Height:
- 0.10
- Weight:
- 999.90
Base stats
Total: 400Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Cosmoem depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Resistances - weak attacks


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General overview of Cosmoem
Cosmoem is a legendary Pokémon from the seventh generation, known by its French name Cosmovum and its Japanese name コスモウム. It represents a key stage in the evolutionary line of Cosmog and plays a central role in Pokémon Sun and Moon. Cosmoem is often perceived as an enigmatic Pokémon, more strategic through its evolution potential than through its direct use in battle.
In the Pokédex, Cosmoem is described as an extremely dense Pokémon, to the point of being almost impossible to move. This characteristic directly influences its gameplay, as despite modest HP, its Defense reaches exceptionally high values for a Pokémon at this stage.
Base stats and battle profile
Cosmoem's stats are very unusual. It has extremely high Defense and Special Defense, making it a near-impenetrable defensive Pokémon. On the other hand, its attacks are nonexistent and its Speed is zero, which greatly limits its interest in competitive battle.
Its base HP remains low compared to other legendary Pokémon, but its capacity to absorb hits makes it an excellent temporary wall. Cosmoem is not, however, designed to deal damage and primarily serves as a transition toward its major evolutions.
Available moves and abilities
Cosmoem's movepool is extremely limited. It can only learn one offensive move, which makes its use in battle very situational. This limitation is intentional and fits within the logic of its role as an evolutionary cocoon.
In practice, Cosmoem is rarely used for its moves. Players generally hold onto it until its final evolution, depending on the game version, Sun or Moon.
Evolution and strategic role
Cosmoem is the direct evolution of Cosmog and subsequently evolves into two different forms depending on the game version. In Pokémon Sun, it evolves into Solgaleo, while in Pokémon Moon, it evolves into Lunala. This evolution occurs at a specific level and marks a major turning point in the Pokémon's power.
This evolution system makes Cosmoem an important strategic choice. Players must decide in which version they wish to obtain it, as Solgaleo and Lunala have radically different battle styles.
Catching and obtaining in the game
Cosmoem's catch rate is very low, reflecting its legendary Pokémon status. It is generally obtained through the main story rather than through a standard catch. In Pokémon GO, Cosmoem is even rarer and often depends on specific events or special research tasks.
Its level when obtained varies by game, but it is generally encountered at a high level, which speeds up evolution toward its final form.
Physical information and Pokédex data
Cosmoem is distinguished by its very small size and extremely high weight, a contrast often highlighted in official descriptions. Its spherical shape and glowing core reinforce its mysterious and cosmic appearance.
This information reinforces its identity as a Pokémon linked to space and the stars, a central theme in Pokémon Sun and Moon.
Cosmoem in the card game and collecting
In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Cosmoem appears rarely, but certain cards are sought after to complete sets related to Cosmog, Solgaleo, and Lunala. Its value rests more on the collecting aspect than on its in-game effectiveness.
For collectors, owning the complete evolutionary line including Cosmoem is often considered essential to properly represent this iconic evolution.









