Klang is technically a pre-evolution of Klinklang, but it holds its own in formats where Eviolite is allowed. Poison moves can't touch it, and only 3 types hit it super-effectively. Flexible enough to run physical or special sets. Been around since Gen 5.
Klang's spread isn't flashy. Defense leads, Speed trails, 3 stats clear the bar. Moderately hard to find and worth 2 Defense EVs, on a 1.06M XP medium-slow curve.
By changing the direction in which it rotates, it communicates its feelings to others. When angry, it rotates faster.
A minigear and big gear comprise its body. If the minigear it launches at a foe doesn’t return, it will die.
Klang Weakness
ExcellentKlang is weak to Fire, Fighting, and Ground-type moves. On the flip side, it's immune to Poison-type moves entirely. 10 resistances give it solid defensive coverage on top of that. With 60 HP and balanced defenses, Klang can afford to eat a neutral hit or two.
Klang is the middle stage between Klink and Klinklang. It's a three-stage line with one more evolution to go. For breeding, average hatch time with no compatible partners via one egg group. Attack has grown the most so far (+25), but there's still another 80 stats to gain in the final evolution.
How to Evolve
Breed with Klang to get Klink eggs (with patience) from the Mineral egg group.
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Klang develops a solid moveset just through leveling. Zap Cannon and Hyper Beam show up naturally, and the progression handles both STAB and utility without leaning on TMs for the core attacks.
Level-Up Moves
TM Moves
Egg Moves
Tutor Moves
You're catching Klink first, not Klang. Klink appears at solid rates in the encounters below. The step cards map the full 2-stage line with evolution methods between each stage.
How to Obtain Klang in Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire
Klink is your first catch on the way to Klang. You'll find walking encounters from Lv. 36-38 across 6 total spots in the chain.
Step 1Catch KlinkEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 25Alpha SapphireGrassLv.36-3880%LateEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 25Omega RubyGrassLv.36-3880%LateEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 29Omega RubyGrassLv.36-3880%LateEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 29Alpha SapphireGrassLv.36-3880%LateEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 26Alpha SapphireGrassLv.36-3850%LateEFFORTLESSMirage Spots - Area 26Omega RubyGrassLv.36-3850%Late
Step 2Klang ✓
Klang isn't fully evolved, so it's not built for competitive play. You'll want to evolve it into Klinklang to unlock its full potential. At 440 BST, it's a stepping stone rather than a team anchor.
Plus is the go-to ability for Klang. It increases Special Attack to 1.5× when a friendly Pokémon has plus or minus. Its hidden ability Clear Body can work in specific setups. Minus is the other option — pick based on what your team needs.
Klang fills the balanced role. It's a mixed attacker — base 80 Attack and 70 Sp. Atk. Base 50 Speed is low. Priority moves or Trick Room are the way to go. And it's enough bulk to take a hit or two.
Klang appears in 7 games, including Black & White, Black 2 & White 2, and X & Y.
Introduced in Black & White, Klang has appeared in 7 games across 5 generations. Later debuts mean fewer total appearances, but it's been a consistent presence since its introduction.
- Gen IY
Yellow - Gen IRB
Red & Blue - Gen IIGS
Gold & Silver - Gen IIC
Crystal - Gen IIIRS
Ruby & Sapphire - Gen IIIFRLG
FireRed & LeafGreen - Gen IIIE
Emerald - Gen IVPt
Platinum - Gen IVHGSS
HeartGold & SoulSilver - Gen IVDP
Diamond & Pearl - Gen VBWDebut
Black & White - Gen VB2W2
Black 2 & White 2 - Gen VIXY
X & Y - Gen VIORAS
Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire - Gen VIIUSUM
Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon - Gen VIISM
Sun & Moon - Gen VIILGPE
Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee - Gen VIIISwSh
Sword & Shield - Gen VIIIPLA
Legends: Arceus - Gen VIIIBDSP
Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl - Gen IXSV
Scarlet & Violet - Gen IXLZA
Legends: Z-A