Kabuto • Gold/Silver/Crystal Pokédex

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Kabuto

Kabuto
Sprite of Kabuto in Pokémon HOME

Kabuto's Type

ROCK
WATER

Kabuto's Pokédex #s

National #
140
Galar #
--
Armor #
--
Crown #
125

Kabuto's Base Stats

HP:
30
Attack:
80
Defense:
90
Sp. Atk:
55
Sp. Def:
45
Speed:
55
Total:
355

Misc. Info

Height:
1'8" (0.5m)
Weight:
25.4 lbs. (11.5 kg)
Gender Ratio:
Egg Groups:
Water 1 / Water 3
EXP At Lv. 100:
1,000,000
Base EXP:
71
Catch Rate:
45
Base Happiness:
70

Kabuto's Abilities

Here are what abilities Kabuto can possibly have, along with their effects.
Swift Swim
Doubles Kabuto's Speed while the weather is rainy.
Battle Armor
Damaging moves targeting Kabuto cannot inflict critical hits.
Weak Armor
Raises Kabuto's Speed and lowers its Defense by one stage whenever it is hit by a Physical-based move.

Weaknesses & Resistances

Below is a list of what Kabuto's weakness and resistance is to various types.
GRASS
ELECTRIC
FIGHTING
GROUND
½
NORMAL
ICE
POISON
FLYING
¼
FIRE

Kabuto's Evolution Line

Below you'll find a list of all Pokémon Kabuto evolves from or into, along with its evolution method.
Kabuto
Kabuto
starting form
Kabutops
Kabutops
at level 40

Kabuto's Moves

Below is a list of all of the moves that Kabuto can learn, along with what level it learns the move, the TM or TR number, and what egg moves it can learn, if any. Hover over a move (desktop/laptop) or click the ? button next to the move (mobile/tablet) to find out more about the move.

Kabuto's Detailed Stats

Below you'll find a more detailed table containing Kabuto's calculated stats, which are the stats that you actually see displayed in game. These are affected by a variety of things, such as level, Effort Values (EVs), Individual Values (IVs), and Kabuto's Nature.

By default, the stats you see in the table below show four different possibilities, all assuming Kabuto is level 100: its stats with 0 EVs, 252+ (max) EVs, 0 IVs, and 31 (max) IVs. Nature is not shown by default, so its maximum is 10% higher than shown here, and minium 10% lower.
Stats at
level 100
0 EVs 252+ EVs Base Stat
Min Max Min Max
HP
170 200 234 264 30
Attack
165 195 229 259 80
Defense
185 215 249 279 90
Sp. Atk
115 145 179 209 55
Sp. Def
95 125 159 189 45
Speed
115 145 179 209 55
Total
355

Where to Find Kabuto

If you're looking for where to find Kabuto, you'll find the various methods listed down below, along with any notes or special locations. This should help you figure out how to get Kabuto in Pokémon Sword & Shield. (Currently this does not show most "strong" static encounters or Max Raid Battles.)
Exclusive to Pokémon Shield

Kabuto is exclusive to Pokémon Shield, so if you are playing Pokémon Sword, you will need to trade with someone playing Pokémon Shield in order to obtain it for your Pokédex.

Kabuto in the Wild

Roaring-Sea Caves

Surfing (w/ Rotom Bike)
Normal Weather
Norm.
Overcast
Over.
Raining
Rain
Thunderstorm
Strm.
Intense Sun
Sun
Snowing
Snow
Blizzard
Bliz.
Sandstorm
Sand.
Heavy Fog
Fog
Shield
24%
Shield
24%
Shield
24%
Shield
24%
Shield
24%
Shield
20%
Shield
20%
--
Shield
24%
Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65 Lv. 60-65

Pokédex Entries for Kabuto

Generation 2 Pokédex Entries

Gold
On rare occasions, some have been found as fossils which they became while hiding on the ocean floor.
Silver
This POKéMON lived in ancient times. On rare occasions, it has been discovered as a living fossil.
Crystal
Three hundred million years ago, it hid on the sea floor. It also has eyes on its back that glow.

Generation 1 Pokédex Entries

Red Blue
A POKéMON that was resurrected from a fossil found in what was once the ocean floor eons ago.
Yellow
A POKéMON that was recovered from a fossil. It uses the eyes on its back while hiding on the sea floor.
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