Cosmog

N°0789 · Generation 7

Cosmog

Curious and unsuspecting by nature, it often finds itself in dangerous situations. It can teleport when threatened.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.20
Weight:
0.10

Base stats

Total: 200
HP43
Attack29
Defense31
Sp. Atk29
Sp. Def31
Speed37

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses2resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Evolutions

Pokémon Cards (8)

Sprites & artwork

Detailed information

General overview of Cosmog

Cosmog is a legendary Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. Its French name is Cosmog and its Japanese name is コスモッグ. It is a Psychic-type Pokémon in its base state, known for being extremely small, fragile, and mysterious, yet central to the story revolving around the sun, the moon, Solgaleo, and Lunala.

Cosmog is often affectionately referred to by players simply as "Cosmog" due to its particular role and unique appearance. It is available only through specific story events depending on the game version, which makes it a highly sought-after Pokémon despite its limited stats.

Base stats and useful information

From a stat standpoint, Cosmog has extremely low values. Its HP is very low and its base stats are among the weakest of all existing Pokémon. This makes it completely unusable in standard battle, but essential for evolving into Cosmoem, then Solgaleo or Lunala.

The level plays a key role for Cosmog. It evolves into Cosmoem at level 43, then into Solgaleo or Lunala at level 53 depending on the Sun or Moon version. This progression is important for players wishing to complete their Pokédex or obtain the iconic legendaries.

Stat breakdown

  • Very low and fixed HP

  • Attack and Special Attack nearly nonexistent

  • Very low Defense and Special Defense

  • Low Speed

These stats make Cosmog a purely narrative and long-term strategic Pokémon, with no direct competitive interest.

Type, nature, and role in the game

Cosmog is Psychic type. This type grants it standard resistances and weaknesses, but in practice this has little impact given its inability to take damage. Its nature has virtually no influence on its battle effectiveness, though attentive players can already plan the ideal nature for Solgaleo or Lunala after evolution.

Cosmog only has one very limited offensive move, which prevents any strategic use. Its ability is fixed and provides no notable bonus in battle. It is primarily designed as a mandatory step toward much more powerful forms.

Evolutions into Solgaleo and Lunala

Cosmog evolves into Cosmoem, then, depending on the game version, into Solgaleo for Sun or Lunala for Moon. This mechanic is unique and depends directly on the chosen version, which encourages players to trade or restart a playthrough to obtain both forms.

Solgaleo is oriented toward physical combat with very good offensive stats, while Lunala specializes in Special Attack. Cosmog is therefore a common starting point for two very different playstyles.

Cosmog in the Pokémon card game

In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Cosmog exists as several basic cards, often in common rarity. These cards highlight its low HP and its lack of a real attack. They are mainly used as evolution cards to reach Cosmoem, Solgaleo GX, or Lunala GX.

Cosmog cards in English and other languages are very similar, with minor differences in text and set. They are of primary interest to collectors looking to complete a full evolutionary line or players building a Sun or Moon themed deck.

Collector interest

  • essential basic card for the evolution line

  • low monetary value but strong symbolic importance

  • present in several Sun and Moon sets

Availability and versions

Cosmog is available only through the main story in certain versions, or through specific events. It cannot be caught freely in the wild, which reinforces its special status. This limited availability pushes players to make strategic choices regarding its evolution.

Despite its unassuming appearance, Cosmog remains a key Pokémon for players wishing to access one of the franchise's major legendaries and complete their collection or Pokédex.

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