
N°0162 · Generation 2
Furret
Furret is very slim. When attacked, it can flee by skillfully slipping into tight corners. Despite its short legs, this Pokémon is very agile and fast.
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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.80
- Weight:
- 32.50
Base stats
Total: 415Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Furret depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Weaknesses - dangerous attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


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General overview of Furret
Furret is a Normal-type Pokémon, known in Japanese as オオタチ. It is the direct evolution of Sentret, starting at level 15. Many players appreciate this Pokémon for its high Speed, its utility moves, and its frequent presence early in the adventure. In the Pokédex, Furret is described as an elongated and extremely agile Pokémon, capable of slipping into the tiniest spaces to surprise an enemy or protect its young. For trainers who like to optimize their teams, Furret represents an interesting strategic option thanks to its balanced stats and its ability to learn several support moves via TMs.
Characteristics and useful information
In the main games, Furret stands out for its high Speed and decent Special Defense for a Pokémon in its category. Although it does not reach the power of some high-level Pokémon, it compensates with a wide selection of moves enabling varied strategies. Its maximum CP in certain games such as Pokémon GO makes it accessible from the very beginning, and many players appreciate its performance in low-level raids or during quick captures, thanks to its decent DPS for a Normal-type Pokémon.
Pokédex entries highlight its very long body, which allows it to slip into narrow areas — an asset both in exploration and in certain battles. Its size often surprises new players who imagined it smaller during their adventures alongside Sentret. Merchandise, cards, and sets dedicated to Furret are also popular among collectors.
Learnable moves and abilities
Furret can learn a wide range of Normal, Ground, Dark, and Fighting moves, making it very flexible to meet any trainer's needs. Among the most commonly used moves are Quick Attack, Iron Tail, Dig, and Shadow Ball via TM. This diversity allows it to serve as a support Pokémon, a fast Pokémon for finishing off opponents, or even a utility member capable of using field moves in classic playstyles.
Normal moves offer reliable DPS, while Ground- or Dark-type moves can catch an inattentive opponent off guard. Available TMs vary by version, but Furret is almost always one of the most flexible Pokémon in this category.
Evolution, breeding, and key levels
Furret evolves exclusively from Sentret, making it simple to obtain. Evolving at level 15 allows it to join the team early, which players often appreciate. For breeding, Furret belongs to the Field egg group, making egg production quick and accessible. Players looking for well-optimized IVs or EVs can easily chain breeds to obtain a specimen intended for competitive play.
At level 40 in certain games, Furret reaches its maximum potential for the majority of its stats. Many trainers then use it as a utility Pokémon, placed first in the team to catch wild Pokémon thanks to its support moves.
Usefulness in the Pokémon Trading Card Game
In the Pokémon TCG, Furret regularly receives strategy-oriented cards that highlight its Speed and its ability to manage items. Some versions allow drawing cards, improving deck consistency, or manipulating the player's hand. Recent sets have sometimes introduced ex cards or interesting variants, attracting both collectors and competitive players. Furret card prices generally remain affordable, though certain limited or holographic editions can be more sought after.
Appearances and availability
Furret is available in the majority of games featuring the Johto region and is often presented as a recurring wild Pokémon. Its high encounter rate early in the game allows players to catch it easily. Its role in adventures is often that of a fast, reliable companion — sometimes indispensable for exploiting certain field mechanics. In Pokémon GO, Furret appears regularly, allowing players to gather enough Candy to optimize its EVs or increase its maximum CP.

