Vivillon

N°0666 · Generation 6

Vivillon

Depending on the climate of its region of origin, the patterns on its wings differ. It scatters scales in vivid colors.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.20
Weight:
17.00

Base stats

Total: 411
HP80
Attack52
Defense50
Sp. Atk90
Sp. Def50
Speed89

Combat strengths and weaknesses

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

5weaknesses3resistances1immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

Immunities - no damage taken

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Pokémon Cards (9)

Sprites & artwork

Official artwork

Base sprites

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Detailed information

General overview of Vivillon

Vivillon is a Bug and Flying type Pokémon introduced in the sixth generation. Its English name is Vivillon and its Japanese name is ビビヨン. Vivillon is best known for its unique wing pattern system, directly linked to the real-world region where it is obtained, making it a highly sought-after Pokémon among collectors and players focused on the card game.

In the Pokédex, Vivillon is presented as a Pokémon butterfly capable of scattering colorful scales with various effects. Its concept is built around diversity, with many forms corresponding to geographic patterns such as Meadow, Sandstorm, Polar, and Monsoon. This characteristic sets it sharply apart in battle and in international trades.

Evolution and Vivillon's forms

Vivillon is the final evolution of Scatterbug, following Spewpa. Evolution occurs through leveling up, generally around level 12 for Spewpa and then at level 20 to reach Vivillon. This straightforward process allows players to access its various forms quickly.

Vivillon's forms are called patterns. Each pattern corresponds to a specific geographic area in the main games, particularly in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. There are numerous patterns such as Meadow, Polar, Sandstorm, Fancy, and Monsoon, which pushes players to use trading in order to complete their collection.

Stats and battle role

Vivillon's stats are oriented toward Special Attack and Speed, while its HP and Defense remain relatively low. This makes it a fragile Pokémon but one capable of surprising opponents in battle when used well. At level 50, it can become interesting in certain formats thanks to its support moves.

In battle, Vivillon stands out for its access to moves such as Quiver Dance, which boosts its stats, as well as Bug, Flying, and occasionally Ice type moves. Its Sleep Powder move can be used strategically to disrupt the opposing team.

Notable moves and abilities

Vivillon naturally learns several useful moves as it levels up. Among the most interesting are Bug Buzz, Hurricane, and Sleep Powder, which enhance its tactical potential. It can also learn moves via TMs to diversify its set.

Thanks to Quiver Dance, Vivillon can raise its Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed all at once. This move is essential for maximizing its effectiveness despite its limited defensive stats.

Vivillon in the Pokédex and recent games

In the Pokédex, Vivillon is often associated with the concept of the world and diversity. Official entries highlight its colorful wings and the influence of the environment on its appearance. In Pokémon Violet, it is available through capture, trading, or specific events.

Vivillon is also present in Pokémon GO, where its patterns depend on the player's region. This further reinforces its community appeal and encourages Trainers to collaborate on an international scale.

Vivillon Pokémon cards

Vivillon cards hold a special place in the Pokémon TCG. Each card often showcases a specific pattern, which attracts collectors. Some Vivillon cards are sought after more for their artwork than for their in-game power.

In decks, Vivillon is rarely a competitive staple, but it can be used in original or themed strategies. Its colorful design and the variety of its forms make it an excellent choice for enriching a Pokémon card collection, particularly for players around the world.

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