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#0768 · Generation VII · form of Golisopod

Mega Golisopod

Bug / Steel · Hard Scale Pokémon — first seen in Generation VII.

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Base stats

HP75
Attack150
Defense175
Sp. Attack70
Sp. Defense120
Speed40
Total630
StatBaseMinMax
HP75260354
Attack150274438
Defense175319493
Sp. Attack70130262
Sp. Defense120220372
Speed4076196

Min and max are at level 100: the minimum is 0 IVs, 0 EVs and a hindering nature, the maximum 31 IVs, 252 EVs and a beneficial nature. Shedinja's HP is always 1 whatever the formula says.

Type defences

Damage Mega Golisopod takes from each attacking type.

×4
Fire
×½
NormalBugSteelPsychicIceDragonFairy
×¼
Grass
×0
Poison
×1
FightingFlyingGroundRockGhostWaterElectricDark

Evolution

Methods are the current official ones. A ROM hack may change them — trade evolutions especially; the guide table below says which do.

Other forms

Moves

Mega Golisopod is not in any of the 16 official games this site covers (Red & Blue through Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon), so there is no learnset here yet.

Where to find it in the official games

Not obtainable in the wild in any of the 16 official games this site covers. In those games it has to be evolved, traded or bred — or it belongs to a game whose data is not here yet.

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In the 2 guides that include it

Changed in 1 of 2 guides: stats in 1, abilities in 1, evolution in 1.

Every ROM hack on this site that has Mega Golisopod, and what it did to it. Guides that changed something are first. Click one for that version's full page — locations, moveset and TMs.

GuideTypeTotalAbilities
Lazarus
Evolves at Golisopite
ChangedBugSteel630
+5 Attack, -5 Defense
Anger Shell
+ Anger Shell
Elite ReduxUnchangedBugSteel630Droideka, Droideka, Droideka

Pokédex entries

What each game says about it, in the games' own words.

SunWith a flashing slash of its giant sharp claws, it cleaves seawater—or even air—right in two.
MoonIt battles skillfully with its six arms, but spends most of its time peacefully meditating in caves deep beneath the sea.
Ultra SunThe shell covering its body is as hard as diamond. This Pokémon will do anything it takes to win.
Ultra MoonIts claws, which it can extend and retract at will, are its greatest weapons. Golisopod is sometimes accompanied by Wimpod.

Names in other languages

Japaneseグソクムシャ
Japanese (Rōmaji)Gusokumusha
GermanTectass
FrenchSarmuraï
SpanishGolisopod
ItalianGolisopod
Korean갑주무사
Chinese (Simplified)具甲武者
Chinese (Traditional)具甲武者

Official data here is present-day reference data from PokéAPI, not a snapshot of any one game's era — the Fairy type and hidden abilities arrived partway through the series, so a difference against an older game can belong to the series rather than to that ROM hack.