Scorbunny

N°0813 · Generation 8

Scorbunny

When it is ready to fight, the patch above its nose and the pads on its hind feet radiate heat.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.30
Weight:
4.50

Base stats

Total: 310
HP50
Attack71
Defense40
Sp. Atk40
Sp. Def40
Speed69

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses6resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Scorbunny

Scorbunny is a Fire-type Pokémon introduced in the eighth generation. It is known by its English name Scorbunny and its Japanese name ヒバニー. This Pokémon is one of the iconic starters of the Galar region and is often chosen for its fast and offensive playstyle. Scorbunny is recognizable by its appearance as a small, energetic rabbit that is always ready to run and attack. From the very beginning of the adventure, it offers an exciting option for players looking for an effective and easy-to-use Fire-type Pokémon.

Type, characteristics, and base stats

Scorbunny is exclusively Fire type. This type gives it a natural advantage against Grass, Bug, and Ice Pokémon, while remaining vulnerable to Water, Ground, and Rock types. Its base stats are clearly oriented toward Speed and Attack, making it an ideal choice for fast-paced battles. Its Defense and Special Defense remain modest, which demands an aggressive playstyle.

In terms of size and weight, Scorbunny is a small, lightweight Pokémon, which suits its role as a quick and agile rabbit. Its constant energy is a core part of its identity and is felt directly in its battle style.

Moves and level-up progression

Scorbunny mainly learns moves of the Fire type and physical abilities focused on Speed and power. Very early on, it gains quick moves that let it take the upper hand from the first turns of battle. As it levels up, it progressively improves its Fire attacks, considerably boosting its offensive potential.

As it gains levels, Scorbunny grows stronger and can learn TM moves to diversify its moveset. This flexibility allows it to adapt just as well to trainer battles as to more advanced strategic matchups. Its move learning is smooth and designed to accompany the player throughout the adventure.

Evolution and strategic potential

Scorbunny evolves for the first time at level 16 to become Raboot, then reaches its final form Cinderace at level 35. This evolution at level 35 marks a true strategic turning point, as Cinderace becomes an extremely powerful Pokémon capable of dominating many battles thanks to its Speed and devastating Fire moves.

The transition from Scorbunny through its evolutions significantly boosts its base stats, particularly in Attack and Speed. Players who invest time in training it are rewarded with a very high-performing Fire-type Pokémon, well suited for both the main story and more competitive battles.

In-game usage and card interest

In Sword and Shield, Scorbunny is highly appreciated for its ease of use and immediate effectiveness. It is often recommended to beginner players while remaining relevant for more advanced strategies. Its place in the Galar Pokédex makes it a standout starter for this generation.

On the card side, Scorbunny exists in several forms, often featured in sets dedicated to the Galar region. Cards depicting Scorbunny or its evolutions attract attention from collectors, particularly because of their direct link to Cinderace, which is very popular. Even as a basic Pokémon, Scorbunny retains a certain appeal in collections related to starters and recent generations.

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