Shroodle

N°0944 · Generation 9

Shroodle

Shroodle is a ninth-generation Poison/Normal-type Pokémon from Paldea, known for its sneaky temperament and venomous bite, making it a solid choice for status-focused strategies.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.20
Weight:
0.70

Base stats

Total: 290
HP40
Attack65
Defense35
Sp. Atk40
Sp. Def35
Speed75

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

2weaknesses4resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Sprites & artwork

Official artwork

Base sprites

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Detailed information

General Overview of Shroodle

Shroodle is a Pokémon introduced in the ninth generation and discovered in the Paldea region, featured in Pokémon Violet and Scarlet. Its French name is Gribouraigne and its Japanese name is シルシュル. This small Pokémon stands out for its cunning behavior, its stealthy nature, and its affinity with venom, making it an interesting creature to study both in the Pokédex and for players looking for a tactical Pokémon.

Shroodle is a Poison and Normal type Pokémon. This dual typing directly affects its base stats, its resistances, and its weaknesses in battle. Its small size matches its battle style, which relies on Speed, sneaky attacks, and the application of status conditions such as poison.

Type, Form, and Evolution

Shroodle has a single known form. It evolves from a certain level when exposed to conditions tied to its natural behavior, particularly through repeated use of its venom-based attacks. Its evolution is Grafaiai, a Pokémon that is more aggressive and oriented toward status damage and stronger Poison moves.

This evolution brings a notable improvement to its stats, especially in Attack and Speed, while keeping a relatively low defensive base.

Base Stats and HP

Shroodle's base stats are modest. Its HP is relatively low, which means it must be used carefully in battle. On the other hand, its decent Speed allows it to act before many lower-level opponents. Its Defense and Special Defense are limited, making it vulnerable to direct attacks.

Early in the adventure, Shroodle is most useful for weakening enemies through poison and tactical moves rather than dealing immediate heavy damage.

Main Moves and Abilities

Shroodle learns several Poison and nuisance-oriented moves. These moves allow it to apply toxic effects, lower opponent stats, or force tempo changes in battle. It can learn moves such as Poison Jab, Acid, or Acid Spray as it levels up.

  • Poison moves to deal progressive damage

  • Normal moves to supplement its type coverage

  • Support techniques to disrupt the opponent

These moves make Shroodle a good choice for strategic battles, especially against Pokémon susceptible to poison.

Capture, Rate, and Pokédex Information

Shroodle is available fairly early in the adventure and can be caught in various areas of Paldea. Its catch rate is reasonable, making it accessible even with standard Poké Balls. In the Pokédex, its number allows it to be easily identified among Poison-type Pokémon from the region.

The Pokédex describes Shroodle as a crafty Pokémon that uses its incisors and venom to mark its territory and repel intruders.

Pokémon Card and In-Game Usage

The card for Shroodle in the Trading Card Game often highlights its low energy cost and its poison-based attacks. These cards are appreciated in decks focused on attrition and control rather than raw power.

In the video games, Shroodle is mainly used early in the game or as a stepping stone before evolving. It also finds a place in status-oriented teams, where poison plays a key role in the overall strategy.

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