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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.00
- Weight:
- 42.40
Base stats
Total: 423Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Diggersby 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 Diggersby
Diggersby is a Pokémon of the Normal and Ground type introduced in the sixth generation. It is known in Japanese as ホルード. This Pokémon represents the final evolution of Bunnelby and stands out for its raw power and its combat style centered on physical strength. Diggersby is often underestimated due to its appearance as a bulky rabbit, but it can become formidable when used well in battle.
Thanks to its dual typing, Diggersby benefits from excellent offensive coverage. It is particularly appreciated by players looking for a Pokémon capable of dealing heavy damage with Ground-type attacks while maintaining good endurance thanks to its high HP.
Type and general characteristics
Diggersby has the Normal and Ground type, which gives it interesting resistances but also some notable weaknesses. Its Ground typing grants it an immunity to Electric-type attacks — an important advantage in many strategic battles. On the other hand, it remains vulnerable to Water, Grass, Ice, and Fighting type attacks.
This Pokémon is recognized for its imposing build and its great physical strength. Its large, powerful ears are not merely decorative — they serve equally well for digging tunnels and for striking opponents with force.
Evolution and how to obtain it
Diggersby is the evolution of Bunnelby from level 20. This evolution marks a radical change in playstyle, transitioning from a relatively fast and discreet Pokémon to a robust and destructive fighter. Diggersby then becomes an offensive cornerstone capable of holding its own both in solo play and on a team.
Once the evolution is reached, it is advisable to re-evaluate its battle strategy and EV spread in order to fully exploit its offensive potential.
Stats and HP
Diggersby's base stats highlight its high HP and its decent physical Attack, further boosted by certain very effective abilities. Its Speed remains average, which means it is better suited to absorbing hits and retaliating than to striking first.
By optimizing its EVs in Attack and HP, Diggersby becomes a Pokémon capable of lasting over time while dealing powerful blows. This combination makes it an interesting choice for strategic battles.
Key attacks and moves
Diggersby has a wide selection of physical attacks, notably of the Ground and Normal type. It can learn devastating moves such as Earthquake, Helping Hand, Fire Punch, and Dig. These attacks allow it to adapt to many situations and catch opponents off guard.
Earthquake to deal heavy Ground damage in battle
Fire Punch to cover Grass and Ice types
Sucker Punch to take advantage of its raw strength
Dig as a tactical option in battle
The choice of attacks depends heavily on the set used and the nature chosen, with some builds prioritizing maximum power and others emphasizing versatility.
Battle use and competitive profile
In battle, Diggersby excels in the role of an offensive Pokémon capable of breaking through opposing defenses. Its access to powerful Ground-type attacks allows it to threaten many common types. Although it is not the fastest, its ability to take hits more than compensates for this weakness.
On a well-built team, it can serve as an offensive pivot or a finisher. It is often used in formats where raw power and type coverage are essential for gaining the upper hand.
Pokémon cards and popularity
Diggersby has several Pokémon cards, often oriented toward powerful physical attacks and effects tied to the Ground type. Although it is not among the rarest cards, certain editions are sought after by collectors for their artwork and their in-game effectiveness.
Its popularity remains steady, particularly among players who appreciate sturdy and effective Pokémon that do not rely on complex mechanics. Diggersby remains a solid choice in both the video games and the trading card game.












