Greedent

General overview of Greedent

Greedent is a Pokémon of the Normal type introduced in the eighth generation. It is known as Greedent in English and ヨクバリス in Japanese. This Pokémon is the direct evolution of Skwovet and perfectly embodies the theme of resource accumulation, particularly Berries, which play a central role in its gameplay and strategy.

In the Pokédex, Greedent is identified by a number specific to the Galar region. It stands out for its massive body, large tail, and gluttonous behavior. For players, Greedent is primarily appreciated for its ability to exploit held items, especially Berries, which strongly influences its stats and effectiveness in battle.

Stats and strategic profile

Greedent has stats oriented toward endurance. Its HP is high, allowing it to tank many attacks, even at high levels. However, its Speed is relatively low, making it vulnerable against fast opponents. Its Attack is decent, sufficient to deal consistent damage, but it is not a burst-oriented Pokémon.

At maximum level, Greedent becomes particularly difficult to knock out when well equipped. Its defensive potential makes it an interesting choice for teams looking to stall or wear down the opponent. In competitive battles, it is often used as a physical wall capable of holding its ground over time.

Moves, abilities, and Berry usage

Greedent's true strength lies in its abilities. These allow it to consume a Berry multiple times or to draw amplified effects from it. This mechanic makes it unique among Normal-type Pokémon. Thanks to this, it can restore HP, boost its stats, or activate defensive effects repeatedly.

Its naturally learned moves and TM options reinforce this playstyle. It has reliable physical hits and utility moves that allow it to stay on the field for a long time. Combined with good item management, Greedent becomes a very troublesome unit for the opponent to deal with, particularly in prolonged battles.

Greedent in the main games

Greedent is available in Pokémon Sword and Shield, where it is closely tied to the Galar region. It can also be found in Scarlet and Violet through various means depending on the player's progress. Its playstyle remains consistent across titles, with an emphasis on resource management and durability.

In single-player, it is particularly useful for securing difficult battles thanks to its ability to survive for a long time. In competitive play, its use is more situational, but it can surprise unprepared teams, especially when it effectively exploits its Berries.

Pokémon cards and interest for collectors

Greedent exists in several forms of Pokémon cards, including rarer versions such as V or VMAX cards. Some cards highlight its high HP total, sometimes around 120 or more depending on the series, which accurately reflects its defensive role in the video games.

For collectors, a Greedent card is interesting for completing a Galar-related series or recent releases. Greedent V cards also attract attention for their item and Berry-focused effects, faithful to the Pokémon's identity. Whether for the trading card game or pure collecting, Greedent remains a consistent and recognizable choice.