Pyukumuku

Palossand

Type: Null

#0771

Gen 7

Types

Water

Appearance

Category		Sea Cucumber Pokémon
Color		Black
Height		0.3m / 0'12"
Weight		1.2kg / 2.65lbs

Shape

Cry

Size Comparison

1.8m / 5'11"Trainer

0.3m / (0'12")Pokémon

Regional Pokédex Numbers

Breeding

Egg Groups	Water 1
Hatch Time	15

Gender Ratio

Training

Base Friendship (Gen 3-7)	70
Base Friendship (Gen 8+)	50
Base Experience	144
Catch Rate	60
Leveling Rate	Fast
Experience to 100	800,000

EV Yield: 2

HP0

ATK0

DEF0

SP.ATK0

SP.DEF2

SPE0

Abilities

PRIMARY	Innards Out	When this Pokémon faints from an opponent's move, that opponent takes damage equal to the HP this Pokémon had remaining.
HIDDEN	Unaware	Ignores other Pokémon's stat modifiers for damage and accuracy calculation.

Base Stats

HP	55	220 - 314
Attack	60	112 - 240
Defense	130	238 - 394
Special Attack	30	58 - 174
Special Defense	130	238 - 394
Speed	5	13 - 119
Total	410	min - max
		Lvl. 100 range

- Minimum values assume 0 IV, 0 EV and a hindering nature (→ -10%)- Maximum values assume 31 IV (→ +31), 252 EV (→ +63) and a helpful nature (→ +10%)

Type Weakness

Multiplier

× 0
× ¼
× ½	Fire Water Ice Steel
× 1	Normal Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Fairy
× 2	Electric Grass
× 4

Evolutions

Pyukumukudoes not evolve

Movesets

Moves marked with

get a same-type attack bonus

PokéDex Descriptions

S	It lives in shallow seas, such as areas near a beach. It can eject its internal organs, which it uses to engulf its prey or battle enemies.
SW	It lives in warm, shallow waters. If it encounters a foe, it will spit out its internal organs as a means to punch them.
UM	Its entire body is covered in its own slime. If you accidentally step on one, you’ll slip, and it will get mad and smack you!
SH	It’s covered in a slime that keeps its skin moist, allowing it to stay on land for days without drying up.
US	The tradition known as Pyukumuku chucking started from the custom of throwing Pyukumuku back into the sea after they wash onshore.
M	These Pokémon line the beaches. The sticky mucous that covers their bodies can be used to soothe sunburned skin. How convenient!