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Characteristics
- Height:
- 1.00
- Weight:
- 11.50
Base stats
Total: 405Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Shiinotic depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Resistances - weak attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


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Overview of Shiinotic
Shiinotic is a Pokémon of Grass and Fairy type, known by its Japanese name マシェード. Introduced in the seventh generation, this Pokémon stands out for its luminescent appearance and its highly rhythm-control-oriented battle style. Shiinotic is often used by trainers looking to exploit spores, Special Defense, and strategic status-based moves rather than raw power.
General information and base data
In the Pokédex, Shiinotic has a specific number placing it as the direct evolution of Morelull. Its height is approximately 1 m, making it more imposing than its previous form. Its HP is decent for a defensive Pokémon, but it is above all its Special Defense stat and access to spore moves that make it powerful in battle. The base data indicates a playstyle focused on attrition and turn management.
Shiinotic's catch rate is relatively standard for an evolved Pokémon, which often requires preparation with weakening moves or status conditions. It is generally found in forested areas or dark locations, often at night, which reinforces its luminescent theme.
Type, weaknesses, and resistances
Shiinotic's dual Grass and Fairy typing gives it interesting resistances against several common types. However, it remains vulnerable to Fire, Flying, and Poison moves, obliging the trainer to anticipate matchups. In strategic play, Shiinotic is rarely used to absorb heavy physical hits, but rather to stall and weaken the opponent.
Stats and role in battle
Shiinotic's stats highlight solid Special Defense and decent Special Attack. Its Speed is low, making it dependent on status moves to act effectively. At level 50, its HP and Defense allow it to hold on for several turns, especially when run in a defensive set. The base values clearly show that Shiinotic is not designed to deal heavy direct damage.
Moves, spores, and abilities
Shiinotic is best known for its access to Spore, a formidable move that automatically puts the target to sleep. This move is at the heart of its strategic profile. It also has useful Grass and Fairy moves to take advantage of its typing, as well as support moves that increase its longevity. Certain TMs allow its movepool to be expanded with defensive or utility options.
Spore to put the opponent to sleep
Grass moves for constant pressure
Fairy moves to cover certain opposing types
Evolution, capture, and availability
Shiinotic evolves automatically from Morelull upon reaching a certain level. This evolution marks a true change of role, shifting from a fairly fragile Pokémon to a more accomplished control Pokémon. It is available in several games in the Sun and Moon series and in subsequent generations, sometimes with specific appearances depending on the version.
For players interested in cards, Shiinotic also exists as a Pokémon card, often depicted with visuals highlighting its light and mysterious appearance. In-game and in collections alike, Shiinotic remains a well-liked Pokémon for its unique identity and its spore-based gameplay.










