Typhlosionin Pokémon SoulGold
fire
Pokédex Entry
Volcano Pokémon
It can hide behind a shimmering heat haze that it creates using its intense flames. Typhlosion create blazing explosive blasts that burn everything to cinders.
Typhlosion in Pokémon SoulGold
Mega Typhlosion is #157 in the Pokédex for Pokémon SoulGold. This page covers its fire typing, base stats, abilities, level-up and TM/HM moves, evolution chain, and where to find it.
Front
Normal
Shiny
Animated
Shiny Animated
Back
Normal
Shiny
3 Forms Available
Type
Fire
Dex
#157
Abilities
Growth Rate
mediumslow
Gender Ratio
87.5% Male, 12.5% Female
Egg Groups
field
Hatch Rate
Medium Fast (20 cycles)
Catch Rate
45
Base Exp
267
EV Yield
3 SpecialAttack
Wild Held Items
None
Weak To
water ×2ground ×2rock ×2
Resists
fire ×0.5grass ×0.5ice ×0.5bug ×0.5steel ×0.5fairy ×0.5
Evolution Chain
Base form
Level up Cyndaquil to Lv. 14
Level up Quilava to Lv. 36
Use Dusk Stone on Quilava
How to Obtain
This form of Typhlosion has no wild encounters recorded in this game. Evolve quilava or cyndaquil to get one.
Pre-evolution-only Moves (16)
These moves must be learned before evolving; Typhlosion cannot learn them through its own level-up, TM/HM, tutor, egg, wild, or evolution moves.
| Level | Move | Type | Cat. | Power | Acc. | PP | Learned from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TackleLevel: 1(Quilava · Level 1)Tackle | normal | PWR35 | ACC0 | PP35 | |||
| Charges the foe with a full- body tackle. | |||||||
| LeerLevel: 1(Quilava · Level 1)Leer | normal | PWR0 | ACC100 | PP30 | |||
| Frightens the foes with a leer to lower Defense. | |||||||
| SmokescreenLevel: 1(Quilava · Level 1)Smokescreen | normal | PWR0 | ACC100 | PP20 | |||
| Lowers the foe's accuracy using smoke, ink, etc. | |||||||
| EmberLevel: 10(Quilava · Level 10)Ember | fire | PWR40 | ACC100 | PP25 | |||
| A weak fire attack that may inflict a burn. | |||||||
| Quick AttackLevel: 13(Quilava · Level 13)Quick Attack | normal | PWR40 | ACC100 | PP30 | |||
| An extremely fast attack that always strikes first. | |||||||
| Flame WheelLevel: 20(Quilava · Level 20)Flame Wheel | fire | PWR60 | ACC100 | PP25 | |||
| A fiery charge attack that may inflict a burn. | |||||||
| Defense CurlLevel: 24(Quilava · Level 24)Defense Curl | normal | PWR0 | ACC0 | PP40 | |||
| Curls up to conceal weak spots and raise Defense. | |||||||
| SwiftLevel: 31(Quilava · Level 31)Swift | normal | PWR60 | ACC0 | PP20 | |||
| Sprays star-shaped rays that never miss. | |||||||
| Flame ChargeLevel: 35(Quilava · Level 35)Flame Charge | fire | PWR50 | ACC100 | PP20 | |||
| Attacks in a cloak of flames. Raises Speed. | |||||||
| Lava PlumeLevel: 42(Quilava · Level 42)Lava Plume | fire | PWR80 | ACC100 | PP15 | |||
| Scarlet flames torch everything around the user. | |||||||
| FlamethrowerLevel: 46(Quilava · Level 46)Flamethrower | fire | PWR0 | ACC100 | PP15 | |||
| A powerful fire attack that may inflict a burn. | |||||||
| InfernoLevel: 53(Quilava · Level 53)Inferno | fire | PWR100 | ACC50 | PP5 | |||
| Powerful and sure to inflict a burn, but inaccurate. | |||||||
| RolloutLevel: 57(Quilava · Level 57)Rollout | rock | PWR30 | ACC90 | PP20 | |||
| An attack lasting 5 turns with rising intensity. | |||||||
| Double EdgeLevel: 64(Quilava · Level 64)Double Edge | normal | PWR0 | ACC100 | PP15 | |||
| A life-risking tackle that also hurts the user. | |||||||
| OverheatLevel: 68(Quilava · Level 68)Overheat | fire | PWR0 | ACC90 | PP5 | |||
| Allows a full-power attack, but sharply lowers Sp. Atk. | |||||||
| EruptionLevel: 75(Quilava · Level 75)Eruption | fire | PWR150 | ACC100 | PP5 | |||
| The higher the user's HP, the more damage caused. | |||||||
Type Summary
3
Weaknesses
6
Resistances
0
Immunities
9
Neutral
Weaknesses
Types that deal increased damage to Typhlosion. Use these types to counter it effectively.
Resistances & Immunities
Types that Typhlosion resists or is immune to. Avoid using these types against it.
Best Counters
Pokémon that have type advantages against Typhlosion, either offensively or defensively.
Kabuto
rockwater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Kabutops
rockwater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Corsola
waterrock
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Kingdra
waterdragon
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Palkia
waterdragon
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Binacle
rockwater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Barbaracle
rockwater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Tyrunt
rockdragon
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Tyrantrum
rockdragon
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Volcanion
firewater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Tatsugiri
dragonwater
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Walking Wake
waterdragon
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Squirtle
water
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Wartortle
water
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Blastoise
water
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Poliwag
water
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Poliwhirl
water
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Poliwrath
waterfighting
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Tentacool
waterpoison
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
Tentacruel
waterpoison
2× STAB damage • Resists fire
2×Good
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