Stakataka

N°0805 · Generation 7

Stakataka

This mysterious life-form is thought to be an Ultra Beast. If a wall starts moving and attacks you without warning, this is the culprit.

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Characteristics

Height:
5.50
Weight:
820.00

Base stats

Total: 570
HP61
Attack131
Defense211
Sp. Atk53
Sp. Def101
Speed13

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

3weaknesses8resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Pokémon Cards (6)

Sprites & artwork

Detailed information

Overview of Stakataka

Stakataka is a Rock and Steel-type Pokémon, known in English as Stakataka and in Japanese アーゴヨン. This Pokémon is part of the Ultra Beast category, which strongly influences its capture method and its availability in the games. Stakataka is often sought after by players for its strategic evolution and for its presence in certain collectible cards.

In the main games, Stakataka is obtained through a specific in-game method, which makes it less accessible than standard wild Pokémon. This distinctive quality makes it interesting for players who enjoy completing their Pokédex with rare creatures or those requiring a specific capture method.

Type and Battle Role

Stakataka has a dual Rock and Steel typing, which gives it a clearly defined identity in battle. This typing offers solid natural resistances but also involves significant weaknesses against certain common move types. Players must therefore plan carefully when integrating Stakataka into their team.

Its typing makes it particularly effective against opponents using Fire or Electric moves. However, it remains vulnerable to Water, Grass, and Fighting moves, requiring good defensive management or a quick switch in battle.

Stats and Defense

Stakataka's base stats are substantial for a Pokémon of this profile. Its Defense is impressive, allowing it to absorb certain physical hits, but its weaknesses lie in its Speed and Special Defense. Strategy-focused players often favour an IV and EV spread oriented toward Defense or HP.

In Pokémon GO, its CP values remain modest at low levels, but it can reach an interesting maximum CP once fully optimised. This makes it a secondary but viable choice for certain raids or specific battles.

Moves and Available Capabilities

Stakataka has a move pool consistent with its typing. It learns several Rock and Steel moves, ideal for dealing steady damage in battle. Some immediate moves allow it to apply pressure from the start of an encounter, while its charged moves focus more on raw power.

Through TMs, Stakataka can also learn strategic moves that expand its offensive set. Experienced players often adapt its moves based on the battle format, whether for arena battles, raids, or ranked matches.

Availability and Capture

Obtaining Stakataka depends primarily on the in-game method specific to the games in question. Once obtained, Stakataka joins the team at a predefined level, making it easier to plan its training. Its catch rate is standard for an Ultra Beast, but it remains unavailable in the wild under normal circumstances.

In Pokémon GO, Stakataka is sometimes available during specific events or through certain limited research tasks. This rarity increases the interest of players and collectors, particularly for those seeking to optimise their stats or obtain a high-IV version.

Pokémon Cards and Collection

Stakataka Pokémon cards draw the attention of collectors, especially when they appear in sets tied to Ultra Beasts or Rock-themed expansions. Some cards highlight its distinctive stacked design, with detailed illustrations and effects linked to Defense or its Rock type.

While it may not always appear in GX or mega forms, Stakataka remains appreciated for completing a cohesive collection built around Ultra Beast Pokémon. Its value depends mainly on the card's rarity, its condition, and the set in which it was printed.

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