Jangmo-o

N°0782 · Generation 7

Jangmo-o

It communicates with its kin by clattering its metal-hard scales together.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.60
Weight:
29.70

Base stats

Total: 300
HP45
Attack55
Defense65
Sp. Atk45
Sp. Def45
Speed45

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Jangmo-o

Jangmo-o is a Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in the seventh generation. Its French name is Bébécaille and its Japanese name is ジャラコ. This Pokémon is known for its scaly appearance and its role as the base form in an evolutionary line oriented toward physical combat. In the Pokédex, Jangmo-o carries the number #782 and stands out for decent Defense and a good offensive base for a first-stage Pokémon.

Jangmo-o is often sought out by players looking to build a solid Dragon team from the start, even though its catch rate is relatively low. It is available in certain specific areas and sometimes requires several encounters before being caught.

Type, stats, and nature

Jangmo-o has the Dragon type, giving it interesting resistances but also notable weaknesses against Ice, Fairy, and Dragon types. Its base stats emphasize balanced Defense and Attack, with decent HP for a Pokémon of its level. Its Speed remains average, which calls for good anticipation in battle.

Jangmo-o's nature strongly influences its effectiveness. A nature boosting Attack or Defense is often preferred to maximize its power and its ability to absorb damage. EVs can be directed toward Attack and HP to reinforce its presence on the field.

Available moves and abilities

Jangmo-o's moves are primarily based on physical combat. It quickly learns moves using its claws and tail, dealing steady damage to opponents. As it gains levels, it gains access to increasingly powerful Dragon-type moves, making it a serious threat once well trained.

At lower levels, its moves mainly serve to gradually weaken the enemy. From a higher level onward, it becomes capable of dealing significant damage, particularly in combination with type bonuses. Its maximum potential is expressed mainly after evolution.

Evolution and progression

Jangmo-o evolves into Hakamo-o at a certain level, then reaches its final form Kommo-o. This evolution drastically improves its stats, particularly in Attack and Defense. Progression does, however, take time and investment, as Jangmo-o requires several battles to reach its full potential.

For patient players, this evolutionary line is particularly rewarding. Once evolved, Jangmo-o becomes a solid pillar for difficult battles and high-level confrontations.

Catching, eggs, and availability

Catching Jangmo-o can be challenging due to its relatively low rate. It is advisable to use HP-reducing strategies and catch bonuses to increase the chances of success. In certain games, it can also be obtained via eggs, which allows for easier control of its nature and stats.

Jangmo-o is rarely available at the start of the adventure, which enhances its appeal among players looking for a unique Dragon Pokémon. Its small size contrasts with its future power, making it an interesting strategic choice.

Battle utility and possible counters

In battle, Jangmo-o primarily serves as a foundation for preparing a powerful evolution. It can, however, surprise certain opponents thanks to its Defense and Dragon-type moves. Against Fairy or Ice types, it remains vulnerable and must be protected through good team synergy.

Well used, Jangmo-o offers an excellent ratio between investment and maximum power. Its ability to evolve into a formidable Pokémon more than justifies the effort required to train it.

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