Pokemon Sword and Shield Vileplume | Locations, Moves, Weaknesses

Vileplume Galar Pokedex ID: 57

Weight
N/A

Grass

Poison

Height
N/A

Exp Group
MediumSlow

Egg Group
Grass

Hatch Cycle
20

List of Vileplume Max IV Stats in Pokemon S&S.

Total	490
Attack	80
Special Attack	110
Defense	85
Special Defense	90
HP	75
Speed	50

Overview Summary

Pokemon Sword and Shield Vileplume is a Grass and Poison Type Flower Pokémon. Which makes it weak against Flying, Fire, Ice, Psychic Type pokemon. You can find and catch Vileplume within Dappled Grove and has 75 HP, 80 Attack, 110 SP Attack, 85 Defense, 90 SP Defense and 50 Speed Max IV Stats.

Sword Pokedex Entry
It has the world’s largest petals. With every step, the petals shake out heavy clouds of toxic pollen.

Shield Pokedex Entry
The larger its petals, the more toxic pollen it contains. Its big head is heavy and hard to hold up.

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Pokemon Sword and Shield Vileplume Evolutions

What level does Vileplume Evolve at in Pokemon Sword and Shield.

Pokemon	Stage	Requirement	Total	Attack	SpAtk	Defense	SpDef	HP	Speed
Oddish	Unevolved (1)		320	50	75	55	65	45	30
Gloom	First Evolution (2)	Level 21	395	65	85	70	75	60	40
Vileplume	Final Evolution (3)	Leaf Stone	490	80	110	85	90	75	50
Bellossom	3	Sun Stone	490	80	90	95	100	75	50

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Vileplume Locations in Pokemon Sword and Shield

Vileplume Spawn Locations where to find and How To Catch based on weather.

Overworld Spawns (Visible in-game)

Pokemon	Location	Weather	Spawn
Oddish	Dappled Grove	Normal Weather (Lv. 13-15)	60%
		Overcast (Lv. 13-15)	60%
		Raining (Lv. 13-15)	25%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 13-15)	10%
	Watchtower Ruins	Overcast (Lv. 26-29)	10%
	East Lake Axewell	Normal Weather (Lv. 10-15)	35%
		Overcast (Lv. 10-15)	15%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 10-15)	10%
		Heavy Fog (Lv. 10-15)	15%
Gloom	North Lake Miloch	Normal Weather (Lv. 26-28)	20%
		Overcast (Lv. 26-28)	10%
		Raining (Lv. 26-28)	20%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 26-28)	30%
	Giant's Mirror	Normal Weather (Lv. 28-30)	10%
		Overcast (Lv. 28-30)	10%
		Raining (Lv. 28-30)	10%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 28-30)	10%
		Intense Sun (Lv. 28-30)	10%
		Heavy Fog (Lv. 28-30)	10%
	Giant's Cap	Overcast (Lv. 28-30)	10%
	Giant's Cap (2)	Overcast (Lv. 28-30)	10%
	Giant's Cap (3)	Overcast (Lv. 29-32)	10%
		Raining (Lv. 29-32)	05%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 29-32)	35%

Non Overworld Spawns (NOT Visible - Randomly found in tall grass)

Pokemon	Location	Weather	Spawn
Oddish	Rolling Fields	Overcast (Lv. 7-9)	40%
	East Lake Axewell	Normal Weather (Lv. 8-12)	45%
		Overcast (Lv. 8-12)	30%
		Raining (Lv. 8-12)	20%
		Thunderstorm (Lv. 8-12)	20%
Gloom	Axew's Eye	Overcast (Lv. 35-40)	30%

Pokemon Sword and Shield Vileplume Raids

Where to find Vileplume Raids and Item Drop Rates.

5-Star Vileplume
Lv. 55-60
Gender: Random
Ability: Any
Location:
Selection Probabilities:
5-Star Desired: 15%
Drops:
100% TR50 Leaf Blade
100% TR59 Seed Bomb
100% TR72 Power Whip
80% Aguav Berry
80% Tamato Berry
50% Balm Mushroom
50% Big Mushroom
50% Tiny Mushroom
25% Rare Candy
3% Bottle Cap
Bonus Drops:
2% Dynamax Candy
2% Exp. Candy L
1% Exp. Candy XL

5-Star Vileplume
Lv. 55-60
Gender: Random
Ability: Hidden
Location:
Selection Probabilities:
3-Star Desired: 20%
4-Star Desired: 25%
5-Star Desired: 30%
Drops:
100% TR22 Sludge Bomb
100% TR57 Poison Jab
100% TR91 Venom Drench
80% Pomeg Berry
80% Wiki Berry
50% Comet Shard
50% Star Piece
50% Stardust
25% Rare Candy
3% Bottle Cap
Bonus Drops:
2% Dynamax Candy
2% Exp. Candy L
1% Exp. Candy XL

5-Star Vileplume
Lv. 55-60
Gender: Random
Ability: Hidden
Location:
Selection Probabilities:
3-Star Desired: 20%
4-Star Desired: 25%
5-Star Desired: 30%
Drops:
100% TR54 Toxic Spikes
100% TR73 Gunk Shot
100% TR78 Sludge Wave
80% Kelpsy Berry
80% Mago Berry
50% Comet Shard
50% Star Piece
50% Stardust
25% Rare Candy
3% Bottle Cap
Bonus Drops:
2% Dynamax Candy
2% Exp. Candy L
1% Exp. Candy XL

Pokemon Sword and Shield Vileplume Weakness

Weak Against
Flying 2x
Fire 2x
Ice 2x
Psychic 2x

Strong Against
Water 1/2
Electric 1/2
Fighting 1/2
Fairy 1/2
Grass 1/4

What is Vileplume Weak Against?

Pokemon	Type 1	Type 2
Arcanine	Fire
Togekiss	Fairy	Flying
Gyarados	Water	Flying
Vanilluxe	Ice
Noivern	Flying	Dragon

What is Vileplume Strong Against?

Pokemon	Type 1	Type 2
Togekiss	Fairy	Flying
Gyarados	Water	Flying
Milotic	Water
Lapras	Water	Ice
Golisopod	Bug	Water

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Pokemon S&S Vileplume Moves List

What moves Vileplume learns from Leveling, TMs, TRs and Best Movesets.

Vileplume Abilities

Ability	Type	Effect
Chlorophyll	Normal	Boosts the Pokémon’s Speed stat in harsh sunlight.
Effect Spore	Hidden	Contact with the Pokémon may inflict poison, sleep, or paralysis on its attacker.

Vileplume Level Up Moves

Lvl	Move	Pow	Acc	PP	Effect
00	Petal Blizzard	90	100	15	Hits all adjacent Pokémon.
01	Aromatherapy	—	—	5	Cures all status problems in your party.
01	Mega Drain	40	100	15	User recovers half the HP inflicted on opponent.
01	Poison Powder	—	75	35	Poisons opponent.
01	Stun Spore	—	75	30	Paralyzes opponent.
01	Sleep Powder	—	75	15	Puts opponent to sleep.
01	Giga Drain	75	100	10	User recovers half the HP inflicted on opponent.
01	Toxic	—	90	10	Badly poisons opponent.
01	Moonblast	95	100	15	May lower opponent's Special Attack.
01	Grassy Terrain	—	—	10	Restores a little HP of all Pokémon for 5 turns.
01	Moonlight	—	—	5	User recovers HP. Amount varies with the weather.
01	Petal Dance	120	100	10	User attacks for 2-3 turns but then becomes confused.
01	Absorb	20	100	25	User recovers half the HP inflicted on opponent.
01	Growth	—	—	40	Raises user's Attack and Special Attack.
01	Acid	40	100	30	May lower opponent's Special Defense.
01	Sweet Scent	—	—	20	Lowers opponent's Evasiveness.

TM Moves Vileplume can learn

TM	Move	Pow	Acc	PP	Effect
TM08	Hyper Beam	150	90	5	User must recharge next turn.
TM09	Giga Impact	150	90	5	User must recharge next turn.
TM11	Solar Beam	120	100	10	Charges on first turn, attacks on second.
TM19	Safeguard	—	—	25	The user's party is protected from status conditions.
TM21	Rest	—	—	10	User sleeps for 2 turns, but user is fully healed.
TM24	Snore	50	100	15	Can only be used if asleep. May cause flinching.
TM25	Protect	—	—	10	Protects the user, but may fail if used consecutively.
TM28	Giga Drain	75	100	10	User recovers half the HP inflicted on opponent.
TM29	Charm	—	100	20	Sharply lowers opponent's Attack.
TM31	Attract	—	100	15	If opponent is the opposite gender, it's less likely to attack.
TM34	Sunny Day	—	—	5	Makes it sunny for 5 turns.
TM39	Facade	70	100	20	Power doubles if user is burned, poisoned, or paralyzed.
TM50	Bullet Seed	25	100	30	Hits 2-5 times in one turn.
TM59	Fling	—	100	10	Power depends on held item.
TM63	Drain Punch	75	100	10	User recovers half the HP inflicted on opponent.
TM74	Venoshock	65	100	10	Inflicts double damage if the target is poisoned.
TM76	Round	60	100	15	Power increases if teammates use it in the same turn.
TM88	Grassy Terrain	—	—	10	Restores a little HP of all Pokémon for 5 turns.

Vileplume TR Moves

TR	Move	Pow	Acc	PP	Effect
TR00	Swords Dance	—	—	20	Sharply raises user's Attack.
TR01	Body Slam	85	100	15	May paralyze opponent.
TR20	Substitute	—	—	10	Uses HP to creates a decoy that takes hits.
TR22	Sludge Bomb	90	100	10	May poison opponent.
TR26	Endure	—	—	10	Always left with at least 1 HP, but may fail if used consecutively.
TR27	Sleep Talk	—	—	10	User performs one of its own moves while sleeping.
TR59	Seed Bomb	80	100	15
TR65	Energy Ball	90	100	10	May lower opponent's Special Defense.
TR77	Grass Knot	—	100	20	The heavier the opponent, the stronger the attack.
TR78	Sludge Wave	95	100	10	May poison opponent.
TR92	Dazzling Gleam	80	100	10	Hits all adjacent opponents.
TR96	Pollen Puff	90	100	15	Deals damage to opponent or restores HP of teammate.

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