#003

Venusaur

Seed Pokémon

GrassPoison

There is a large flower on VENUSAUR’s back. The flower is said to take on vivid colors if it gets plenty of nutrition and sunlight. The flower’s aroma soothes the emotions of people.

Base Stats

HP 80

Attack 82

Defense 83

Sp. Atk 100

Sp. Def 100

Speed 80

Total 525

Type Effectiveness

Weak to

flying 2x fire 2x psychic 2x ice 2x

Resistant to

grass ¼x fighting ½x water ½x electric ½x

Abilities

Overgrow

Evolution Chain

Bulbasaur

→

Ivysaur Lv. 16

→

Venusaur Lv. 32

Moves

Details

Category Seed Pokémon

Height 2.0 m

Weight 100.0 kg

Base Exp 236

Growth Rate Medium Slow

Capture Rate 45

Base Happiness 70

Gender 87.5% ♂ / 12.5% ♀

Habitat Grassland

Egg Groups Monster ,Plant

Sprites

Front

Back

Front Shiny

Back Shiny

Front ♀

Back ♀

Front Shiny ♀

Back Shiny ♀

Official Art

Official Art (Shiny)

Competitive

ou Usage: 2.0%

Disabler

Moves

Item

Leftovers

Nature

Careful

EVs

HP 252

Def 84

SpD 148

Spe 24

Physical Attacker

Moves

Curse / Swords Dance

Sludge Bomb

Earthquake

Sleep Powder / Hidden Power Ghost

Item

Leftovers

Nature

Adamant

EVs

HP 208

Atk 192

Spe 108

Special Attacker

Moves

Item

Leftovers

Nature

Calm

EVs

HP 252

Def 64

SpA 80

SpD 56

Spe 56

Strategy Overview

Venusaur has above-average bulk and a good support movepool; its offensive choices are somewhat limited, however. Still, the ability to spread status is always nice, and Venusaur can put opponents to sleep or poison them (with either Sludge Bomb or Toxic), so with the support of a counter to Celebi and Blissey, such as Hidden Power Bug Dugtrio, Venusaur can effectively cripple a wide range of threats and prove to be a general nuisance for the opponent.