Stunky

N°0434 · Generation 4

Stunky

If it lifts its tail, it is about to spray a liquid so foul-smelling that it can cause loss of consciousness.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.40
Weight:
19.20

Base stats

Total: 329
HP63
Attack63
Defense47
Sp. Atk41
Sp. Def41
Speed74

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

1weakness4resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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General overview of Stunky

Stunky is a Pokémon introduced in the fourth generation. Its English name is Stunky and its Japanese name is スカンプー. This Pokémon is well known among players for its dual Poison and Dark typing, an interesting combination both in battle and for overall strategy in the Pokémon games.

In the Pokédex, Stunky is classified as a Skunk Pokémon. It emits a particularly strong odor that it uses as a means of defense, which directly influences some of its moves. Stunky appears in several main-series games and remains relatively common to catch depending on the version.

Type, species, and general information

Stunky has the dual Poison and Dark typing. This combination gives it interesting resistances but also some notable weaknesses. Its Poison type allows it to inflict status conditions, while the Dark type enhances its offensive potential against certain strategic opponents.

This Pokémon measures approximately 0.4 meters and weighs around 19.2 kg. Its modest size and relatively high weight reflect its compact build. Its number in the national Pokédex is 434, placing it clearly in the Sinnoh region.

Base stats and level

Stunky's base stats are oriented toward Attack. Its Attack is decent enough for it to be used as an attacker in the early game. Its Defense and Special Defense remain average, which requires players to pay attention to its positioning in battle.

At maximum level, Stunky can become interesting in certain teams thanks to its access to effective Poison and Dark moves. Its Speed is average, meaning it is not always prioritized in battle, but it can take advantage of strategic abilities.

Main moves and abilities

Stunky's moves often exploit its Poison type. It can learn moves such as Poison Gas or Acid Spray, ideal for progressively weakening the opponent. These moves are particularly useful in long or tactical battles.

On the Dark side, Stunky has reliable offensive moves that allow it to surprise Pokémon weak to that type. It can also learn Fire or neutral moves via TM, broadening the range of damage it can deal in battle.

Catch rate and in-game use

Stunky's catch rate is relatively accessible, making it a Pokémon often encountered by players during their progression. It appears frequently in specific areas and can be caught fairly early depending on the game.

In battle, Stunky is mostly used in the early or mid-game. Its nature can strongly influence its effectiveness, particularly by boosting its Attack or Speed. Well used, it can hinder the opponent with Poison moves and create a progressive advantage.

Pokémon cards and presence outside the games

Stunky also exists as a collectible Pokémon card. These cards often highlight its Poison type and its moves based on gases or flames. Some cards present interesting values for decks oriented toward status conditions.

In Pokémon GO, Stunky is available to catch and retains a similar role to that in the main games. It is mostly used to complete the Pokédex or in specific battles, rather than as a central Pokémon in a competitive team.

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