Drakloak

N°0886 · Generation 8

Drakloak

It takes care of the Dreepy on its head. When that Dreepy is gone, it panics and tries to replace it with another Pokémon.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.40
Weight:
11.00

Base stats

Total: 410
HP68
Attack80
Defense50
Sp. Atk60
Sp. Def50
Speed102

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

5weaknesses6resistances2immunities

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Detailed information

Overview of Drakloak

Drakloak is a Ghost and Dragon type Pokémon introduced in the Galar region. Its Japanese name is ドラパルト. It is the penultimate form before Dragapult, evolving from Dreepy, making it a highly anticipated Pokémon for players seeking a fast and effective evolution line oriented towards Speed and offensive pressure.

Drakloak is known for leading into one of the fastest Pokémon of its generation in its final form, which makes it particularly dangerous in competitive battles. Thanks to its dual Ghost and Dragon typing, it has an excellent range of attacks and formidable offensive coverage, while remaining fragile on the defensive side.

Evolution and evolutionary line

Drakloak represents the second stage of the evolutionary line that begins with Dreepy. Evolution occurs naturally by leveling up.

  • Dreepy evolves into Drakloak at level 50

  • Drakloak evolves into Dragapult at level 60

This late evolution is offset by very high final stats, particularly in Speed and Attack, which fully justifies the investment in experience.

Type and weaknesses

Drakloak is a Ghost and Dragon type. This combination grants it several interesting resistances but also notable weaknesses against certain common types.

  • Main weaknesses: Ice, Dragon, Fairy, Dark

  • Notable immunities: Normal and Fighting

  • Useful resistances: Fire, Water, Electric, Bug

When used well, Drakloak can enter the field thanks to its immunities and immediately exert pressure on the opponent.

Stats and potential at level 50

The base stats of the Drakloak line are clearly oriented towards Attack and Speed. At level 50, the final form stands out for exceptional Speed, often surpassing the majority of opposing Pokémon.

  • Decent but not high HP

  • High Attack and Special Attack

  • Speed among the highest in the Pokédex

  • Low Defense and Special Defense

This profile makes it an excellent sweeper, capable of ending a battle quickly if well protected.

Abilities and key moves

The Drakloak line has very useful abilities in battle. Its most popular ability boosts the power of its attacks or allows it to avoid certain opposing attacks depending on the game version.

In terms of moves, it has access to a wide selection of Dragon and Ghost type moves, as well as coverage attacks to surprise its natural counters.

  • High-power Ghost type attacks

  • Reliable and fast Dragon type moves

  • Access to support and setup moves

Use in battle and strategies

In battle, Drakloak and its evolution are primarily used as fast attackers. They excel in hit-and-run strategies, striking before the opponent and withdrawing if necessary. Their Speed allows them to outpace most Pokémon at level 50 and even at level 40 in certain cases.

It is recommended to pair them with partners capable of setting up defensive walls or managing Fairy and Ice types, which represent a real threat.

Place in the Pokédex and availability

Drakloak occupies an important place in the Galar Pokédex. It is generally rare in the wild and requires breeding or a well-managed evolution chain to be obtained efficiently.

Its shiny version is highly sought after by collectors and competitive players, which further enhances its appeal in the games and in trading cards tied to the eighth generation.

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