Quilladin

N°0651 · Generation 6

Quilladin

It strengthens its lower limbs by charging violently into its peers. Naturally peaceful, it never picks a fight first.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.70
Weight:
29.00

Base stats

Total: 405
HP61
Attack78
Defense95
Sp. Atk56
Sp. Def58
Speed57

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

5weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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Detailed information

Overview of Chesnaught

Chesnaught is a Grass-type Pokémon introduced in the sixth generation. Its English name is Chesnaught and its Japanese name is ハリマロン. It is Pokédex number 652 and represents the final evolution of Chespin after Quilladin. Chesnaught is recognized for its defensive role in battle, its head protected by a plant-based shell, and its robust vines used both in offense and in protection.

This Pokémon has a massive stature, excellent base Defense, and an identity clearly oriented toward prolonged combat. In the main games, it is often chosen by players looking for a Pokémon capable of absorbing hits while maintaining decent power through its physical moves.

Evolution and Evolutionary Line

The evolutionary line of Chesnaught begins with Chespin, which then evolves into Quilladin at level 16. Quilladin in turn evolves into Chesnaught at level 36. This gradual evolution significantly boosts Defense stats and overall power, making Chesnaught a solid pillar for a strategy-oriented team.

  • Chespin - base form oriented toward learning

  • Quilladin - intermediate defensive improvement

  • Chesnaught - final form specialized in battle and defense

Type, Weaknesses, and Resistances

Chesnaught is Grass type. This type grants it several natural resistances against Ground, Water, and Electric moves. However, it has notable weaknesses against Fire, Flying, Poison, Bug, and Ice types. These weaknesses must be accounted for in strategic battles, particularly in competitive formats.

Thanks to its resistances and high Defense, Chesnaught excels in long battles where it can gradually wear down the opponent with its Grass-type moves and its control moves.

Base Stats and EVs

Chesnaught's base stats clearly emphasize Defense and Physical Attack. Its strengths lie in its ability to absorb damage while still dealing solid hits. EVs are generally invested in Defense and Attack to optimize its role as an offensive tank.

  • High HP for greater longevity

  • Very high Defense

  • Decent Attack providing good power

  • Low to moderate Speed

Main Moves and Abilities

Chesnaught has access to a wide range of effective moves. Among its signature abilities, Vine Whip, Body Slam, and various high-power Grass moves stand out. It can also learn Ground and Fighting moves via TMs and HMs, reinforcing its offensive coverage.

  • Vine Whip for consistent Grass damage

  • Body Slam to deal damage with a chance of paralysis

  • Spikes for field control

  • Ground moves to catch Fire and Steel types off guard

Battle Use and Strategy

In battle, Chesnaught is often used as a defensive wall capable of setting traps or maintaining pressure through its physical moves. Its Nature is generally chosen to boost Defense or Attack depending on the player's strategic build. Its power is not explosive, but its consistency makes it a reliable choice.

In the Pokémon games and in Pokémon GO, Chesnaught can reach an interesting max level for players who appreciate durable Pokémon. However, it remains vulnerable to its weaknesses, which calls for good anticipation during matchups.

Additional Information and Cards

Chesnaught has several representations in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, often focused on defense and protection. These cards highlight its sturdy body, its vines, and its shielded head. For breeding, it belongs to the Grass egg group and can pass down certain interesting moves via eggs.

This profile highlights a reliable Grass Pokémon designed for players looking for a balance between defense, useful moves, and lasting presence on the field.

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