Steelix Pokédex: stats, moves, evolution & locations
Pokédex entry for #208 Steelix containing stats, moves learned, evolution chain, location and more!
Steelix - Generation 6 learnset - Pokémon Database
All the moves that #208 Steelix can learn in Generation 6 (X, Y, Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire), plus for its egg moves, compatible parents and breeding details.
Onix Pokédex: stats, moves, evolution & locations - Pokémon …
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What is a good moveset for Steelix? - PokéBase Pokémon Answers
Jul 20, 2010 · Steelix is a little too slow for setting up Sandstorm unlike Swampert, so it's better to just go fully offensive. Earthquake, Gyro Ball, and Stone Edge make use of Sand Force, then Stealth Rock or Dragon Tail completes the set with hazards or phazing.
Steel type Pokémon - Pokémon Database
The Steel type was introduced in the second generation of Pokémon games. It is the strongest type defensively, with 10 types being not very effective against it and the Poison type having no effect. From Pokémon X/Y onwards, it lost its Ghost and Dark resistance, those types now dealing neutral damage. The Steel type also has the highest average Defense stat in the games.
Steelix - Generation 3 learnset - Pokémon Database
All the moves that #208 Steelix can learn in Generation 3 (Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, Emerald), plus for its egg moves, compatible parents and breeding details.
What is a good moveset for Steelix? - PokéBase Pokémon Answers
Jul 20, 2010 · Body Press takes advantage from Iron Defense boosts along with Steelix's naturally high defense. Heavy Slam is used for Steel STAB for good coverage alongside Body Press, while Earthquake can be used for Ground STAB to hit Pokemon like Toxapex and Galarian Slowking super effectively.
Pokémon type chart: strengths and weaknesses
Type chart changes. The majority of the type chart has remained the same over the years, but there have been a few changes. In Generation 2, Dark and Steel types were added, while in Generation 6 (Pokémon X and Pokémon Y) the Fairy type was added.Below are the differences compared to the current type chart.
Steelix sprites gallery - Pokémon Database
Gallery of Steelix sprites from each Pokémon game, including male/female differences, shiny Pokémon and back sprites.
Pokémon Shiny-dex (list of shiny sprites) - Pokémon Database
Mega Steelix Steel · Ground #0212 Scizor Mega Scizor Bug · Steel #0214 Heracross Mega Heracross Bug · Fighting #0229 Houndoom Mega Houndoom Dark · Fire #0248 Tyranitar Mega Tyranitar Rock · Dark #0254 Sceptile Mega Sceptile Grass · Dragon #0257 Blaziken Mega Blaziken Fire · Fighting #0260 Swampert Mega Swampert Water · Ground #0282 ...