Furfrou

N°0676 · Generation 6

Furfrou

Its fur grows indefinitely, but it refuses to have its coat trimmed by anyone it does not trust.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.20
Weight:
28.00

Base stats

Total: 472
HP75
Attack80
Defense60
Sp. Atk65
Sp. Def90
Speed102

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Furfrou 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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Detailed information

General overview of Furfrou

Furfrou is a Pokémon of the Normal type introduced in the sixth generation, originating from the Kalos region. Its English name is Furfrou and its Japanese name is トリミアン. This Pokémon clearly stands apart from others thanks to a unique concept based on the trimming and shape of its coat, which directly influences its appearance without modifying its base stats.

For players, Furfrou is primarily a utility and aesthetic Pokémon. It has no evolution, but can change form multiple times throughout the games, making it an interesting choice for collecting, the Pokédex, and Pokémon cards. Its ability to change its trim based on the styles available in the games is one of its main draws.

Forms and trim styles

The major characteristic of Furfrou lies in its many forms. Each form corresponds to a specific trim achievable at certain salons available in the games. These changes are purely visual, but highly sought after by collectors.

Iconic forms

  • Kabuki Trim, inspired by Japanese theater

  • Pharaoh Trim, recognizable by its Egyptian style

  • Dandy Trim, more classic and elegant

  • Star Trim, very popular for its original design

  • Diamond Trim, sought after in trades

Each form can be obtained multiple times depending on the game, as long as the player has access to the trim salons. In the wild, Furfrou appears only in its natural form, without any special trim.

Stats and battle base

Furfrou has balanced but modest stats. Its base emphasizes Defense above all, allowing it to absorb physical damage in certain battles. However, its offensive potential remains limited, making it rarely used in competitive strategy.

In the main games, it is mostly appreciated for completing the Pokédex or for its unique design. In battle, it can nonetheless surprise with a few well-placed Normal-type moves, especially early in the game.

Appearances in games and availability

Furfrou is primarily accessible in games set in Kalos, but it has also returned in several later generations. It can be encountered in the wild and then customized afterward.

In Pokémon GO, Furfrou generated strong enthusiasm thanks to its regional hairstyles. Certain forms are only available in specific regions of the world, which greatly increased its trade value during limited-time events.

Pokémon cards and collecting

In the Pokémon TCG, Furfrou appears in several sets, generally as a common or uncommon card. Collectors particularly appreciate the variety of its illustrations, showcasing its different forms and neat appearance.

Furfrou cards are not known for their power, but they remain interesting for completing a collection based on Kalos or on Normal-type Pokémon.

Appeal for players and collectors

Furfrou is a Pokémon apart. It does not shine through its power or an impressive evolution, but through its unique concept of trimming and form-changing. For collection-oriented players, it represents an additional challenge, particularly in obtaining all available forms.

Whether in the main games, trades, or Pokémon cards, Furfrou remains a uniquely recognizable Pokémon, appreciated for its style, its crafted coat, and its originality within the Pokémon world.

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