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#273 · Seedot *

Ludicolo Nuzleaf
Seedot Seedot
Grass type
Pokédex No. #273
In-game variants
Description EV Statistics
Seedot is a Grass type Pokemon. Its Pokedex ID is #273.
When it dangles from a tree branch, it looks just like an acorn. It enjoys scaring other Pokemon.

Abilities: Chlorophyll, Early Bird, Pickpocket
Gender ratio: 50% male / 50% female
Evolution: Evolves into Nuzleaf starting at level 16.
Total: 150
40
HP
40
Atk
30
Def
40
Speed
Seedot Population
NameMaleFemaleGenderlessTotal
Seedot2602575522
ShinySeedot4745092
HauntedSeedot1518033
Evolutionary Chain

Seedot weaknesses and resistances

Takes 2x damage from: Fire Ice Poison Flying Bug Steel

Takes half damage from: Water Electric Grass Ground

Damage from each of its types is multiplied together. See the full type chart.

Moves Seedot learns by level-up

Lv.MoveTypePowerAcc.PP
–BideNormal––10
3HardenNormal––30
9GrowthNormal––20
15Nature PowerNormal––20
21SynthesisGrass––5
27Sunny DayFire––5
33ExplosionNormal2501005

TM moves Seedot can learn (56)

Razor Wind · Swords Dance · Headbutt · Body Slam · Take Down · Double-Edge · Leech Seed · Solar Beam · Dig · Toxic · Quick Attack · Mimic · Double Team · Defense Curl · Self Destruct · Amnesia · Flash · Explosion · Rest · Substitute · Snore · Spite · Protect · Giga Drain · Endure · Rollout · False Swipe · Swagger · Attract · Sleep Talk · Return · Frustration · Synthesis · Hidden Power · Sunny Day · Shadow Ball · Rock Smash · Beat Up · Facade · Nature Power · Secret Power · Bullet Seed · Natural Gift · Power Swap · Worry Seed · Seed Bomb · Energy Ball · Nasty Plot · Defog · Captivate · Grass Knot · Foul Play · Round · Retaliate · Grassy Terrain · Confide

Seedot in battle

Seedot has 40 HP, 40 Attack, 30 Defense and 40 Speed, which adds up to 150. That is the #993 highest total of the 1,025 Pokémon in the Pokédex. Its Speed beats 20% of the Pokédex, and its best stat is Attack at 40.

Strongest moves of its own type: Solar Beam (120 power, 100% accuracy), Energy Ball (90 power, 100% accuracy), Seed Bomb (80 power, 100% accuracy), Giga Drain (75 power, 100% accuracy).

Strongest coverage moves: Double-Edge (120 power, 100% accuracy), Foul Play (95 power, 100% accuracy), Take Down (90 power, 85% accuracy).

Moves are ranked by power, then accuracy, from the level-up and TM lists above. That is a starting point, not a recommended moveset: check accuracy, PP and how the rest of your team covers other types before you commit.

Where to find Seedot

Seedot can appear as a wild Pokémon on Jungle. See how to catch a Pokémon.

Seedot can hatch from a Forest Egg, a Jungle Egg or a Common Egg. Now and then an encounter on a map turns up an egg instead of a wild Pokémon, and which eggs a map can drop depends on its types. The Forest Egg can drop on Black Forest, Safari Zone, Jungle, Leaf Town, and Legend of Dawn. The Jungle Egg can drop on Black Forest, Safari Zone, Jungle, Leaf Town, and Legend of Dawn. The Common Egg can drop on Black Forest, 0* Temperature, Jungle, Leaf Town, Reborn Surface, and Legend of Dawn. Put the egg in an incubator to hatch it. See crafting and incubation.