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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.80
- Weight:
- 89.00
Base stats
Total: 500Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Kleavor depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Resistances - weak attacks


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Overview of Kleavor
Kleavor is a Bug and Rock type Pokémon introduced in recent games where it serves as an alternative evolution of Scyther. Its English name is Kleavor and its Japanese name is バサギリ. This cutting form is built around blades reminiscent of a giant axe, making it particularly useful on many teams oriented toward physical damage. Its presence in the Pokédex is tied to regions inspired by ancient legendary lore, and it is available across several recent generations through different evolution and capture methods.
To evolve Scyther into Kleavor, a special item called Black Augurite is required, replacing the traditional evolution path toward Scizor. This mechanic directly influences the player's strategic choice depending on the nature they wish to give their Pokémon and the role it will play on the team. Thanks to its dual Bug and Rock typing, Kleavor has a powerful offensive profile, ideal for putting pressure on vulnerable targets such as Fire, Flying, or Steel type Pokémon when equipped with the right moves.
Pokédex information and useful characteristics
Kleavor is a highly offensive Pokémon, boasting remarkable physical power even at intermediate levels. Its base Attack stat makes it a solid option for games centered on anticipation and fast strikes. Although it is not the most robust against certain types such as Water or Rock, it compensates through moves that benefit from its Bug and Rock set. Players appreciate its ability to break through opponent defenses with priority moves or those amplified by a suitable nature, often Jolly or Adamant.
In Pokémon GO, Kleavor is currently available through raids and sometimes by directly evolving Scyther using the appropriate candy and the Black Augurite. Its catch rate is reasonable during dedicated events, but it remains rarer outside of those periods. At level 40 or even level 50, it reaches an interesting maximum CP for completing a team specialized in fast attacks. Players often seek its Shiny form, which is very visually appealing.
Moves and role in battle
In battle, Kleavor benefits from numerous Rock and Bug moves, allowing it to cover a wide range of opponents. The TMs available also provide varied offensive options depending on the game. Its key moves include slashing strikes that take advantage of its axe-shaped blades, capable of rapidly reducing opponent HP. Its moveset is easily built around physical attacks, boosted by its type and level, to reach maximum potential from levels 20 to 40 depending on the player's progress.
Its strategic role depends on the format: in raids, it excels when it has defensive support, while in standard battles it proves formidable against opponents vulnerable to Bug or Rock. To optimize EVs, players focus primarily on Attack and sometimes Speed, giving less importance to Defense, which remains its weak point. Kleavor is a solid choice on many teams looking for a small but powerful Pokémon or a larger and more imposing member, depending on the game.
Availability and evolution
Kleavor appears mainly in games that feature alternative evolutions, and it is often available through quests or events. Obtaining it always requires Scyther and the Black Augurite, which encourages players to catch multiple Scyther in order to test different natures or attempts to achieve an optimal form. Recent generations have made it more accessible, making it a Pokémon now well integrated into offensive teams.
Its size and unique design make it a Pokémon appreciated both in battles and in the Trading Card Game. Cards featuring Kleavor generally showcase its massive blades, a rock-sculpted body, and attacks focused on raw power. Collectors sometimes look for star versions or special editions introduced in the most recent expansions.










