Kubfu

N°0891 · Generation 8

Kubfu

When it pulls on the long white fur on its head, it becomes more combative and energy bursts from under its navel.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.60
Weight:
12.00

Base stats

Total: 385
HP60
Attack90
Defense60
Sp. Atk53
Sp. Def50
Speed72

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses3resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Detailed information

Overview of Kubfu

Kubfu is a Fighting type Pokémon introduced in the eighth generation. Its Japanese name is ダクマ. This Pokémon holds a very particular place in recent games thanks to its central role in its evolution and its importance in Pokémon GO, both for raids and special research tasks.

Kubfu is recognizable by its appearance as a young, disciplined fighter focused on learning and progress. It is designed as a Pokémon that the player accompanies over time, particularly through the unique evolution mechanics tied to its fighting style.

Type and combat role

Kubfu is exclusively a Fighting type. This type gives it a natural advantage against Normal, Rock, Ice, Dark, and Steel type Pokémon. In return, it remains vulnerable to Flying, Psychic, and Fairy types, which requires careful battle and team management.

Its gameplay revolves primarily around punch-based attacks, with a very offensive orientation. In Pokémon GO, Kubfu is often used as an evolution base rather than a final fighter, but it remains effective at low levels thanks to its solid base power.

Kubfu's evolution

Evolution is the key element for Kubfu. It can evolve into two different forms depending on the style chosen. This mechanic is central both in the main games and in Pokémon GO. Evolving Kubfu requires a significant investment of time and resources.

  • Collect Kubfu Candy

  • Use Kubfu as a buddy to walk a certain number of km

  • Participate in specific battles according to the style

In Pokémon GO, evolving Kubfu generally requires 200 candies, as well as completing specific battles or raids. The choice of style directly influences the final form obtained, making each evolution a strategic decision.

Kubfu in Pokémon GO

In Pokémon GO, Kubfu appeared as an event Pokémon, often tied to a special research task or a specific season. It is not always available in the wild, which increases its value and players' interest in obtaining it.

Kubfu can be used in certain low-level raids, but its main interest lies in its ability to evolve into an extremely powerful Pokémon for Fighting type raids. Event bonuses sometimes make it easier to obtain candies or the energy needed for its evolution.

Moves and general stats

Kubfu's attacks are oriented towards Fighting, with moves based on punching and raw power. It has decent Attack and balanced Defense for a base Pokémon, allowing it to hold its own against several opponents before evolving.

  • Good offensive potential from the earliest levels

  • Stats designed for rapid evolution

  • Low defensive specialization without evolution

Its power increases considerably after evolution, which justifies the investment in candies and battles needed to reach its final form.

Appeal for players and collectors

Kubfu is a Pokémon highly appreciated by players who enjoy progression and strategic choices. Its unique evolution system, its importance in Pokémon GO, and its role in raids make it a sought-after Pokémon.

For collectors of cards and content related to recent generations, Kubfu represents a strong symbol of the eighth generation. Its Fighting style, its concept of discipline, and its multiple evolutions make it a standout Pokémon, both in-game and across the broader universe of the franchise.

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