Dubwool

N°0832 · Generation 8

Dubwool

Its magnificent horns are used to attract members of the opposite sex. It never uses them in battle.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.30
Weight:
43.00

Base stats

Total: 490
HP72
Attack80
Defense100
Sp. Atk60
Sp. Def90
Speed88

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

1weakness0resistance1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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General Overview of Dubwool

Dubwool is a Pokémon introduced in the eighth generation, making its first appearance in Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield. Its English name is Dubwool and its Japanese name is バイウールー. It is the direct evolution of Wooloo and represents a Normal-type Pokémon oriented toward durability and staying power in battle.

Dubwool is easily recognizable thanks to its extremely dense wool, coiled around its body, which serves as both protection and a defensive weapon. For players, this Pokémon is valued above all for its sturdiness and its access to effective defensive moves, making it an interesting choice in the early and mid-game.

General Information and Useful Data

In the Pokédex, Dubwool is described as a robust Pokémon capable of absorbing many attacks thanks to its compressed wool. This characteristic is directly reflected in its stats, with a high Defense for a Normal-type Pokémon.

Its size and weight are consistent with its massive appearance, reinforcing its role as a Pokémon capable of holding the field for a long time. Dubwool is not focused on Speed or Special Attack, but rather on endurance and wearing down the opponent.

Stats and Battle Orientation

Dubwool has a balanced but clearly Defense-oriented stat spread. Its Attack is decent, allowing it to make use of reliable physical moves, while its Defense lets it stay in battle for extended periods, particularly against Pokémon using contact moves.

At higher levels, around level 40, Dubwool can become a true physical wall if well trained. It is often paired with items that increase its longevity in order to maximize its defensive potential.

Moves and Playstyle

Dubwool's playstyle is built on consistency. It learns several Normal-type moves that benefit from its solid Attack, while also having access to utility moves that can disrupt the opponent. This makes it a Pokémon appreciated by players who prefer stable battles over explosive strategies.

In Raids, Dubwool can serve as a support or tank Pokémon, capable of absorbing damage while the rest of the team deals the main hits. It is neither the fastest nor the most powerful, but its reliability is a significant asset.

Dubwool in the Pokémon Trading Card Game

In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Dubwool appears in several forms, including standard cards and rarer versions. Dubwool Pokémon cards often highlight its resilience, with decent HP and effects related to damage reduction or longevity on the field.

Dubwool V Pokémon cards are particularly sought after by collectors, notably for their design and potential value. Depending on the expansion, prices and stock availability can vary, making certain cards harder to find than others.

Appeal for Collectors

For fans of Pokémon cards, Dubwool is an interesting choice thanks to its artwork showcasing its impressive wool. Collectors also appreciate the consistency between the Pokémon in the video games and its adaptation on card, both in terms of style and gameplay effects.

Whether it is to complete a collection or to build a deck based on durability, Dubwool remains a relevant option, for both players and enthusiasts of Pokémon cards.

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