Tandemaus

N°0924 · Generation 9

Tandemaus

Tandemaus is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in the Paldea region, always living in pairs, which directly influences its combat style, breeding, and evolution.

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Characteristics

Height:
0.30
Weight:
1.80

Base stats

Total: 305
HP50
Attack50
Defense45
Sp. Atk40
Sp. Def45
Speed75

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

1weakness0resistance1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Detailed information

General overview of Tandemaus

Tandemaus is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in the Paldea region. Its English name is Tandemaus and its Japanese name is ワッカネズミ. This Pokémon represents a pair of small rodents that always live together, which directly influences its combat style, its breeding, and its evolution. Although its appearance is reminiscent of real vole species such as the field vole or Microtus arvalis, Tandemaus remains a fully-fledged Pokémon with unique mechanics for players.

Tandemaus is often compared to animals that live in groups in meadows or areas near crops and orchards. Its presence in the game evokes a family-organized life, with a short tail, small size, and collective behavior. It is available in the very first areas, making it an accessible choice for starting a team.

Type, family, and evolution

Tandemaus belongs to the rodent Pokémon family. It has only one type, Normal, which gives it a simple but effective defensive profile in the early game. It evolves into Maushold, a form representing a complete family, reinforcing the idea of reproduction and group life over several months and years in the game.

  • Type: Normal

  • Family: Tandemaus - Maushold

  • Level-based evolution

This evolution symbolizes a growing population, a nod to voles whose populations can become very large in a short period of time.

Stats and usefulness in battle

Tandemaus is a small Pokémon with a reduced size in cm and very low weight. Its stats are oriented toward Speed and support rather than raw damage. Its HP are modest, but sufficient for the first hours of play.

  • Decent HP for a first-area Pokémon

  • Low Attack and Defense

  • Decent Speed

In battle, Tandemaus is mainly played as a transitional Pokémon. It is useful for weakening opponents, applying constant pressure, and quickly learning moves through leveling up.

Moves and play style

Tandemaus's moves are simple and consistent with its status as a small rodent. It uses abilities based on quick hits, teamwork, and persistence, reminiscent of the tunnels dug in the ground by terrestrial voles.

  • Quick Normal type charges

  • Repeated attacks with group bonuses

  • Useful moves against fragile Pokémon

Its play style relies on consistency rather than a big damage spike. It is therefore advisable to evolve it quickly to take advantage of its superior form.

Tandemaus in Pokémon GO and the card game

In Pokémon GO, Tandemaus is available during events or in certain specific areas. Its CP remains limited, but it is interesting for completing the Pokédex and accumulating the candies needed for its evolution. It is not intended for raids or high-level battles.

In the Trading Card Game, Tandemaus appears as a basic card with few HP. It is often used as a setup card, ideal for the early stages of a deck. Its price remains accessible, making it an easy card to obtain for collectors.

Availability and capture

Tandemaus appears very early in the adventure, mainly in meadow areas and near trees. It often appears close to the ground and moves in pairs, making it easily recognizable. Catching it requires no particular effort and it is considered a common Pokémon, perfect for younger players as well as experts looking to complete their collection.

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