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Characteristics
- Height:
- 0.80
- Weight:
- 12.50
Base stats
Total: 370Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Morgrem depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.


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Overview of Morgrem
Morgrem is a Pokémon of the Dark and Fairy type introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. Its English name is Morgrem and its Japanese name is ベロバー. This Pokémon stands out for its mischievous appearance and sneaky behavior, making it an interesting choice for players seeking a disruption-oriented profile with a rewarding evolutionary path.
Morgrem occupies a precise position in the regional Pokédex with a well-defined number, making it easy to locate in the list of Pokémon available in Scarlet and Violet. It is the middle form of an evolutionary line that quickly gains in power.
Base stats and strengths
Morgrem's HP is relatively low, reflecting its role as a support or harassment Pokémon early in the game. Its encounter level is suited to the first areas of the game, allowing it to be integrated quickly into a team. Despite modest stats, it stands out for its good Speed and early access to disruptive moves.
Its base stats favor strategy over raw power. It is often used to weaken the opponent before preparing for a more robust evolution. Players attentive to EV management can already anticipate its future potential from this form onward.
Evolution and progression
Morgrem evolves from Impidimp starting at level 32, then reaches its final form later in the adventure. This progressive evolution is a key element of its in-game appeal, as each form brings a notable gain in stats and moves. The evolution is automatic through leveling up, with no item required.
In Pokémon Violet, this line is particularly valued for its effectiveness against several common types. The transition from Impidimp to Morgrem marks a genuine strategic shift, notably in solo and team battles.
Moves and battle usage
Morgrem has a moveset oriented toward control and disruption. It quickly learns Dark and Fairy-type moves, ideal for exploiting opponent weaknesses. Even if its power remains limited, its secondary effects can make the difference over time.
In battle, it is rarely used as a primary attacker. Its role consists more of hindering the opponent, forcing switches, or setting the stage for another Pokémon. This approach makes it interesting for players who enjoy tactical battles.
Availability in games and expansions
Morgrem is available in the wild in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, primarily in certain nocturnal areas. Its encounter rate is reasonable, making it easy to catch without requiring lengthy search sessions.
It also appears in several expansions and events, making it accessible to a wide audience. Players can thus complete their Pokédex without major difficulty, while preparing an effective evolution for the rest of the adventure.
Cards and presence in the Trading Card Game
In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Morgrem exists as a common or uncommon card. These cards highlight its disruption abilities rather than heavy damage output. They are often used as support in decks built around effects and progressive pressure.
Its regular presence in recent sets makes it an easily available card, appreciated both by collectors and competitive players looking for solid foundations for their strategies.










