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aggron
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Aggron

Iron Armor Pokémon

SteelRock

It claims an entire mountain as its own. The more wounds it has, the more it has battled, so don’t take it lightly.

Base Stats

HP 70
Attack 110
Defense 180
Sp. Atk 60
Sp. Def 60
Speed 50
Total 530

Type Effectiveness

Abilities

Held Items

Forms

Evolution Chain

lairon Lairon Lv. 32
aggron Aggron Lv. 42

Moves

Details

Category Iron Armor Pokémon
Height 2.1 m
Weight 360.0 kg
Base Exp 239
Growth Rate Slow
Capture Rate 45
Base Happiness 35
Gender 50% ♂ / 50% ♀
Habitat Mountain
Egg Groups Monster

Sprites

aggron Front Front
aggron Back Back
aggron Front Shiny Front Shiny
aggron Back Shiny Back Shiny
aggron Official Art Official Art
aggron Official Art (Shiny) Official Art (Shiny)

Competitive

uu Usage: 0.3%
Tank
Moves
Roar / Toxic / Thunder Wave
Item
Aggronite
Nature
Impish
EVs
HP 252
Def 16
SpD 240
Curse
Moves
Heavy Slam / Iron Head
Item
Aggronite
Nature
Careful
EVs
HP 252
Def 4
SpD 252

Strategy Overview

Aggron's Mega Evolution boasts a ridiculously high base 230 Defense stat. Furthermore, its ability, Filter, reduces the amount of damage taken from super effective attacks by 25%. Mega Aggron's pure Steel typing gives it ten resistances and one immunity. It has access to great support moves, including Stealth Rock, Roar, Toxic, and Thunder Wave. Mega Aggron has a good base 140 Attack stat, which lets it fire off strong attacks; however, this is fairly average considering that Mega Aggron cannot use a boosting item. Before Mega Evolving, Aggron has a horrible defensive typing, and after Mega Evolving, it misses out on the passive recovery that Leftovers would give it. Mega Aggron also has a fairly average base 80 Special Defense stat and a pitiful base 50 Speed stat.

Most Used Moves

Iron Head
19.1%

Most Used Items

Life Orb
28.1%
Leftovers
23.6%

Competitive data from Smogon University via data.pkmn.cc