Dippin Base Stat Total (2024)

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What is a good base stat total for Pokémon? ›

Any Pokémon with a Base Stat of 130 or higher is generally an excellent choice, at least for that stat. Although the upper limit is 255, the reality is very, very few Pokémon will ever have a Base Stat higher than 150, and thus anything at or above 130 is usually indicative of the top tier.

​Dipplin's Supersweet Syrup Ability appears for the first time in Part 1: The Teal Mask. When Dipplin first enters battle, the scent of its syrup spreads across the battlefield, lowering the evasiveness of opposing Pokémon.

Practically speaking, each base stat is a value between 1 and 255 (higher is better), and it is the same for every Pokémon of that species.

1) Arceus (BST: 720)

It is no surprise that Arceus is the Pokemon with the highest base stat total in the franchise. Without taking into consideration phenomena like Mega Evolution and Gigantamax, there is no single creature that can surpass Arceus, the God of Pokemon.

Base Stat Total: 535

Of all the starter Pokémon, Swampert's base stat total of 535 is the highest. Infernape and Delphox lag just behind at 534, while a ton of starters come in at 530 — including those recently introduced in Scarlet and Violet.

1. Arceus. Arceus is, without a doubt, the most powerful Legendary Pokémon. This Normal type Mythical Pokémon is the creator of the universe and thus the closest that the Pokémon world has to a god.

Dipplin is two creatures in one Pokémon. Its evolution was triggered by a special apple grown only in one place.

Dipplin can evolve into Hydrapple once it learns Dragon Cheer. To evolve Dipplin into Hydrapple you will need to teach them the move Dragon Cheer and level it up. The move Dragon Cheer will need to be taught using TM 226, which is awarded for beating Drayton of the Blueberry Academy Elite Four.

New Move: Syrup Bomb

One move that Dipplin can learn, Syrup Bomb, is a Grass-type special attack that causes an explosion of syrup. This move coats the target in syrup and causes its Speed stat to lower each turn for three turns.

The first weakest Pokemon is Shedinja, with a base stat total of 236. Although it has a 90 attack, this feeble creature only has 1 HP, which means it instantly dies after getting one hit.

How is Slaking so strong? ›

All Slaking have the Truant Ability, which causes it to spend every second turn doing nothing. In competitive matches, this is death, as the enemy can absorb Slaking's attacks with a move like Protect and counter while it's loafing around.

By far the most naturally powerful Legendary Pokémon, with 720 points, Arceus is the closest thing the Poké-world has to a God – and as such, has powers you won't find with any other. These include Multitype, allowing it to change forms at will, telepathy, and the ability to control other Legendary Pokémon.

The most powerful non-Legendary Pokemon using Attack as the standard is Mega Heracross (the Gen 6 Mega Evolution of a Gen 2 Pokemon). Its Attack is 185. The only Pokemon with a higher Attack stat is Mega Mewtwo-X (ATK 190). If we exclude Mega Pokemon, the answer becomes Kartana (Gen 7) with an ATK of 181.

Note: Slaking may have a Base Stat Total of 670 but as said in the Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon page "The Pokémon's Base stat should be exactly 600." so Slaking isn't considered a Pseudo-Legendary but it is considered as a Semi-Pseudo Legendary.

Mega Evolutions excluded, the average BST is 425.1092. The average HP stat is 68.86. The average Attack stat is 76.86. The average Defense stat is 72.32.

Your chosen team leader will show you how your Pokémon's stats fare. A 100% IV would mean that Attack, Defense and Stamina are all at 15. Everything below that works out to being a percentage of the maximum possible stat of 45.

100 is the average base stat for a pokemon with a BST = 600. The average BST is lower than 600 since 600 is pseudo and mythical territory. If we consider roughly 534 to be average (starters are around there), then average base stat would be 89.

The average base HP for a Pokémon is 68, while the average base HP for a fully evolved Pokémon is 80. HP is depicted as a long, horizontal bar that changes color according to how much HP the Pokémon has left along with numerical values showing the current and total HP.