Steenee

N°0762 · Generation 7

Steenee

When a Pikipek pecks at it, Steenee first defends itself with its calyx, then delivers powerful kicks.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.70
Weight:
8.20

Base stats

Total: 290
HP52
Attack40
Defense48
Sp. Atk40
Sp. Def48
Speed62

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

5weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

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Detailed information

General overview of Steenee

Steenee is a Grass-type Pokémon introduced in the seventh generation, making its first appearance in Pokémon Sun and Moon. Its French name is Candine and its Japanese name is アママイコ. Steenee stands out for its round and shiny fruit-like appearance, inspired by a floral calyx, making it immediately recognizable in the Pokédex.

This Pokémon is mainly used early in the game thanks to its easy capture and rapid evolution. Steenee is appreciated for its design, but also for its strategic potential once properly trained. Its shiny form is also sought after by collectors and shiny hunting players.

Base stats and useful information

Steenee's stats are modest, which is consistent with its status as a basic Pokémon. It has relatively low HP, decent Attack for its level, and limited Defense. Its Speed remains average, requiring it to choose its moves carefully in battle.

In the Pokédex, Steenee is classified as a fruit Pokémon. Its size is small and its weight light, which does not directly influence battles but remains useful for general information and complete profiles. Its nature can play an important role in optimizing its stats, particularly to favor Attack or Speed.

Evolution and progression

Steenee evolves into Tsareena at a certain level, making it a simple and accessible evolution. This evolution notably improves its stats, particularly HP and Defense. Tsareena represents a key stage before reaching its final form, which is much more effective in battle.

Managing the level is essential to get the most out of Steenee. Regular training allows new moves to be unlocked quickly and increases its effectiveness against various opposing types. Candies are very useful for accelerating this progression, particularly in Pokémon GO.

Moves and available abilities

Steenee mainly learns Grass-type moves suited to its light offensive role. Moves such as Razor Leaf or Grass Knot allow it to deal decent damage despite its base limitations. It can also learn a few useful support moves at the start of the game.

The choice of moves must take into account Grass-type weaknesses, particularly against Fire. It is therefore important to anticipate possible counters and avoid unfavorable battles. A good combination of moves allows Steenee to remain viable until its evolution.

Battle use and strategies

In battle, Steenee is mainly used as a transitional Pokémon. It excels against Water and Ground types, but remains vulnerable to Fire, Flying, and Bug attacks. Its low Defense requires a cautious approach focused on quick attacks.

For players attentive to EVs and IVs, Steenee can be optimized from its earliest level to prepare a more effective evolution. It is advisable to favor battles where it has a type advantage in order to maximize its effectiveness and limit losses.

Collection and Pokémon cards

Steenee exists in several versions as a Pokémon card, often depicted with its fruity and colorful look. These cards are popular with collectors, particularly shiny editions or those from the Sun and Moon expansions.

Its low cost and availability make it an accessible card, ideal for completing a collection focused on recent generations. Steenee thus remains a Pokémon appreciated both for gameplay and collecting.

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