Scovillain

N°0952 · Generation 9

Scovillain

Scovillain is a ninth-generation Grass/Fire-type Pokémon from Paldea, evolved from Capsakid using a Fire Stone, known for its rare dual typing, offensive versatility, and strong presence in both competitive play and the Pokémon TCG.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.90
Weight:
15.00

Base stats

Total: 486
HP65
Attack108
Defense65
Sp. Atk108
Sp. Def65
Speed75

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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General Overview of Scovillain

Scovillain is a Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet. It is the direct evolution of Capsakid, a Grass-type Pokémon. Its French name is Scovilain and its Japanese name is スコヴィラン. Scovillain immediately stands out for its unique spicy concept and its dual type, making it an original Pokémon both in the video games and on collectible cards.

Scovillain has a dual Grass and Fire typing, an extremely rare combination that gives it access to diverse and often surprising moves in battle. This characteristic strongly influences its resistances, its weaknesses, and its overall play style. In the Pokédex, it is described as a Pokémon with an unstable temperament, alternating between extreme heat and aggressive plant growth.

Evolution and Key Information

Scovillain is the sole evolution of Capsakid. Evolution is triggered when a Capsakid is exposed to a Fire Stone, which is a simple yet strategic mechanic in Pokémon Violet and Scarlet. Unlike many evolutionary lines, there is no additional evolution or known alternate form at this time.

This evolution transforms Capsakid into a Pokémon much more oriented toward both physical and special Attack. Scovillain gains in offensive power but retains a relatively average Defense, which makes it better suited to the role of sweeper or opportunistic attacker within a team.

Type, Gameplay, and Battle Usage

Thanks to its dual Grass and Fire typing, Scovillain can leverage effective elemental attacks against a wide range of opponents. It performs particularly well against Water, Steel, and Grass types, but remains vulnerable to Rock, Flying, and Poison types. This duality requires careful anticipation in battle.

In-game, Scovillain is often used to catch opponents off guard with fast Fire attacks while keeping useful Grass moves for terrain control. Its decent Speed allows it to act before many defensive Pokémon, which is a notable advantage in strategic battles.

Scovillain in the Pokémon TCG

In the Pokémon TCG, Scovillain appears as a card in several expansions linked to Pokémon Violet. Scovillain cards typically highlight its dual typing and its attacks based on flames and plant energy. Certain holographic or rare versions are particularly sought after by collectors.

There are also promotional cards and Scovillain ex variants, which offer higher stats and powerful in-game effects. These cards are often included in booster packs, box sets, or special products, which affects their availability and stock on the market.

General Stats and Strategic Interest

Scovillain's base stats lean toward Attack and Special Attack, with decent Speed but a more fragile Defense. This makes it an effective Pokémon for dealing heavy damage, but one that requires protection or good positioning to avoid being knocked out too quickly.

Scovillain fits into offensive or balanced teams, both in solo and double battles. Its unique concept, striking design, and presence in Pokémon Violet reinforce its appeal for both competitive players and Pokémon card collectors.

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