Typhlosion

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#157 Typhlosion
image:Typhlosion.png
Quilava < Typhlosion' > Totodile
Jap. Nameバクフーン (Bakphoon)
Evolves fromQuilava
Evolves intoNone
SpeciesVolcano Pokémon
Gender Ratios87.5% ♂/ 12.5% ♀
TypeFire
Size5’ 07" (1.7 m)
Weight179.3 lbs (79.5 kgs)
AbilityBlaze
Egg GroupGround
Catch Rate45
TierBL
EV Yield3 SpA


Base Stats
Min-MinMaxMax+
HP
78
- 266 360 -
Atk
84
155 173 267 293
Def
78
144 161 255 280
SpAtk
109
200 223 317 348
SpDef
85
157 175 269 295
Spe
100
184 205 299 328

Typhlosion, the Volcano Pokémon, is the last stage in the evolutionary chain of the Generation II Fire type starter, Cyndaquil. This Pokémon uses its intense flames located on its neck and tail to create an envelope of extreme heat to protect itself. It roams mountainous or other geologically active areas in search of worthy opponents. It calls foes to battle by making the nearby atmosphere shimmer with heat.

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Game Appearances

Generation II

Typhlosion first appeared in the Generation II games: Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal. It can be obtained by choosing Cyndaquil as your starter and evolve it by leveling it up to level 14 into Quilava and evolving it further by leveling it up to level 36.

Generation III

Typhlosion can be obtained in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald by completing the Hoenn Dex and selecting Cyndaquil from Professor Birch and evolving it at level 14 into Quilava and evolving it further by leveling it to level 36.

Generation IV

Typhlosion is unobtainable in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl and must be migrated to Pal Park from a Generation III game via the Dual Slot feature on the DS.


Animé Appearances

Typhlosion’s first appearance in the animé was in the Pokémon Chronicles special, Legends of Thunder under ownership of the main character, Jimmy. Although the evolutions from Cyndaquil to Typhlosion were not actually seen (whereas the Quilava stage was only shown at a glimpse in the opening along with Cyndaquil and Typhlosion, all launching what appeared to be Flamethrower attacks), it is still Jimmy’s original starter Pokémon, giving it the star role, just behind Raikou. Typhlosion made one other appearance under care of the grandfather of the fourth Hoenn Gym Leader, Flannery – specifically named Mr. Moore – in the episode Poetry Commotion.

Pokémon Information

Moves

Level-Up
Level Attack Power Acc. PP Cat. Type Effect Eff. %
-- Gyro Ball ??? 100% 5 Physical Steel Power depends on foe’s Speed . --
-- Tackle 35 95% 35 Physical Normal No added effect . --
-- Leer -- 100% 30 Status Normal Lowers foe's Def. --
-- Smokescreen -- 100% 20 Status Normal Lowers foe's Accuracy. --
-- Ember 40 100% 25 Special Fire May cause a burn. 10%
4 Smokescreen -- 100% 20 Status Normal Lowers foe's Accuracy. --
10 Ember 40 100% 25 Special Fire May cause a burn. 10%
13 Quick Attack 40 100% 30 Physical Normal Always strikes first. --
20 Flame Wheel 60 100% 25 Physical Fire May cause burn. 10%
24 Defense Curl -- -- 40 Status Normal Raises Def. --
31 Swift 60 -- 20 Special Normal Never misses. --
35 Lava Plume 80 100% 15 Special Fire May burn foe. 30
42 Flamethrower 95 100% 15 Special Fire May cause a burn. 10%
46 Rollout 30 90% 20 Physical Rock Power doubles with each consecutive hit. --
53 Double Edge 65 100% 15 Physical Normal Hits with recoil. --
57 Eruption 150 100% 5 Special Fire The lower the user's HP the less ammount of damage done. --


TM/HM
TM/HM Attack Power Acc. PP Cat. Type Effect Eff. %
TM01 Focus Punch 150 100% 20 Physical Fighting User flinches if hit before striking. --
TM05 Roar -- 100% 20 Status Normal Forces foe to switch out. --
TM06 Toxic -- 85% 10 Status Poison Badly poisons foe. --
TM10 Hidden Power ??? 100% 15 Special Normal Power and type depends on user. --
TM11 Sunny Day -- -- 5 Status Fire Powers up Fire moves for 5 turns. --
TM15 Hyper Beam 150 90% 5 Status Normal User must recharge next turn. --
TM17 Protect -- -- 10 Status Normal Blocks attack, but may fail if used in succession. --
TM21 Frustration ??? 100% 20 Physical Normal Becomes more powerful if user dislikes trainer. --
TM22 Solarbeam 120 100% 10 Special Grass Takes turn to charge, then attacks the next. --
TM26 Earthquake 100 100% 10 Physical Ground No effect on Flying type foes unless Gravity is in effect. --
TM27 Return ??? 100% 20 Physical Normal Becomes more powerful if user likes trainer. --
TM28 Dig 80 100% 10 Physical Ground Goes underground, then attacks next turn. --
TM31 Brick Break 75 100% 15 Physical Fighting Negates effects of Light Screen and Reflect. --
TM32 Double Team -- -- 15 Status Normal Raises Evade. --
TM35 Flamethrower 95 100% 15 Special Fire May cause a burn. 10%
TM38 Fire Blast 120 85% 5 Special Fire May cause a burn. 10%
TM39 Rock Tomb 150 80% 10 Physical Rock Lowers foe’s Speed. 100%
TM40 Aerial Ace 60 -- 20 Physical Flying Never misses. --
TM42 Facade 70 100% 20 Physical Normal Boosts Atk when statused. --
TM43 Secret Power 70 100% 20 Physical Normal Effects vary by location. 30%
TM44 Rest -- -- 10 Status Psychic User sleeps for 2 turns to regain health. --
TM45 Attract -- 100% 15 Status Normal Makes opposite gender less likely to attack. --
TM50 Overheat 140 90% 5 Special Fire Sharply lowers user SpA. --
TM52 Focus Blast 120 70% 5 Special Fighting May lowers foe’s SpD. 10%
TM56 Fling ??? 100% 10 Physical Dark Power and effect depend on held item. --
TM58 Endure -- -- 10 Status Normal Endures any attack with at least 1 HP. --
TM61 Will-O-Wisp -- 75% 15 Status Fire Causes a burn. --
TM65 Shadow Claw 70 100% 15 Physical Ghost High chance of critical hit. --
TM68 Giga Impact 150 90% 5 Physical Normal User must recharge after use. --
TM74 Gyro Ball ??? 100% 5 Physical Steel Power depends on foe’s Speed. --
TM78 Captivate -- 100% 20 Status Normal Sharply lowers foe’s SpA. --
TM82 Sleep Talk -- -- 10 Status Normal Uses own move while asleep. --
TM83 Natural Gift ??? 100% 15 Physical Normal Power and type depends on held berry. --
TM87 Swagger -- 90% 15 Status Normal Raises foe's Atk, and confuses it. --
TM90 Substitute -- -- 10 Status Normal Uses ¼ HP to create a decoy. --
HM01 Cut 50 95% 30 Physical Normal Cuts small trees in the field. --
HM04 Strength 80 100% 15 Physical Normal Moves boulders in the field. --
HM06 Rock Smash 40 100% 15 Physical Fighting Smashes rocks in the field. May lower foe's Def. 50%
HM08 Rock Climb 90 85% 20 Physical Normal Scales rocky inclines in the field. May confuse foe. 20%

Related Forum Threads

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My Typhlosion! - last post by KAM3L @ May 30, 06

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