Gogoat

N°0673 · Generation 6

Gogoat

This Pokémon lives in mountainous regions. The herd leader establishes its dominance through horn-clashing battles.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.70
Weight:
91.00

Base stats

Total: 531
HP123
Attack100
Defense62
Sp. Atk97
Sp. Def81
Speed68

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

5weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Gogoat

Gogoat is a Grass-type Pokémon, known in English as Gogoat and in Japanese as ゴーゴート. It holds number 673 in the Pokédex and is the direct evolution of Skiddo. Gogoat is appreciated for its great versatility in battle and its ability to take hits while dealing consistent damage over time.

In the Pokémon games, Gogoat stands out for its battle style based on endurance, recovery, and constant pressure. Its imposing design and massive horns reflect its defensive and utility role well, particularly in teams oriented toward prolonged battle.

Stats and battle profile

Gogoat's stats are balanced, with a clear emphasis on HP and Special Defense. This makes it a Pokémon capable of staying on the field for a long time, especially against opponents that do not have super-effective moves.

  • High HP allowing good staying power in battle

  • Decent Attack to exploit physical Grass moves

  • Solid Defense and Special Defense to absorb damage

  • Average Speed, often compensated by boosting moves

Thanks to this profile, Gogoat is often used as a support or defensive battle Pokémon, capable of pressuring the opponent while remaining dangerous.

Moves and useful TMs

Gogoat has a wide selection of Grass moves and interesting coverage options. Its main moves make good use of its physical Attack and its ability to last over time.

  • Vine Whip for reliable Grass damage early in progression

  • Seed Bomb for constant pressure with good damage potential

  • Giga Drain to combine damage and HP recovery

  • Bulk Up to increase Attack and Defense over time

  • Earthquake via TM to cover Fire and Poison types

TMs allow Gogoat to be adapted to several battle styles, whether in solo gameplay or more advanced strategy.

Weaknesses and resistances

As a Grass type, Gogoat has classic weaknesses that must be anticipated in battle. Fire, Flying, Poison, Bug, and Ice types represent a real danger.

In return, it resists Water, Ground, and Grass moves well, making it very useful in certain areas and against specific teams.

Evolution and obtaining

Gogoat is the evolution of Skiddo. The evolution occurs through level-up, making it fairly easy to obtain during the adventure. It is often available in grassy or mountainous wild areas depending on the game.

Its evolution brings a significant stat boost, particularly in Defense and overall power, which fully justifies its use over the long term.

EVs, nature, and optimization

For an effective competitive build, it is advisable to invest Gogoat's EVs in HP and Attack or Defense depending on the desired role. A nature that increases Defense or Attack while reducing Speed is often relevant.

This choice allows Gogoat to maximize its potential in prolonged battle and to better exploit its Grass moves and boosting abilities.

Gogoat in the Pokémon Trading Card Game

In the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), Gogoat appears as a card focused on endurance and progressive pressure. Its attacks often highlight consistent damage and effects tied to Grass energy.

Some Gogoat cards are sought after to complete Grass decks or for their illustration, particularly in sets linked to the Kalos generation games.

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